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INDEX TO DULWICH SOCIETY NEWSLETTERS 1989-2014 A key to newsletter numbers can be at found after the index below. Abbeyfield 152.31 The Abbeyfield Society 119.29, 160.8 Abbott, George 1562-1633 166.27–28, 27 Able, Graham, Vice-President [1998-2000] 117.9, 138.8, 140.3 Abrahams, Adam 85.3–4 Acacia Grove 169.25–31, 26–27 extension 93.8–9, 94.47–48 Accounts Dulwich Estate 116.7, 120.30–32 Estates Governors 92.21–23, 97.30–32, 99.18 Accounts [1989] 85.33–34 Accounts [1990] 88.42–43, 92.11–13 Accounts [1991] 95.10–13 Accounts [1992] 98.6–7 Accounts [1994] 101.18–19 Accounts [2000] 125.11 Ackrill, Marion 123.30 Ackroyd, Norman 132.19, 19 Adam, Susan 93.31 Adie, Don, sub-ctee member [1994-] 101.20 Adult education centres 93.5 Advertising 88.8, 127.33–35, 129.29, 132.40 Advisory Committee for Scheme of Management 85.3, 20, 87.26, 88.5–6, 12, 90.8, 92.14–17, 94.35–38, 97.29–39, 98.8–9, 99.18–20, 102.32, 114.5–6, 120.8–11, 32, 130.13–14, 134.11–12, 145.13, 165.3 Agent Zigzag, Ben MacIntyre 159.30–31 AGM [1990] 88.9–11, 89.6 AGM [1991] 90.9, 91.2, 5 AGM [1992] 94.5, 95.6–13 AGM [1993] 97.4, 98.6–7 AGM [1994] 100.5, 101.16–19 AGM [1995]. 104.3, 105.5–6 AGM [1996] 108.5, 109.6–8 AGM [1997] 112.5 AGM [1998] 116.5, 117.7–10 AGM [1999] 120.5 AGM [2000] 124.9 AGM [2001] 128.5, 130.7–8 AGM [2002] 132.6 AGM [2003] 136.8 AGM [2004] 140.16 AGM [2005] 143.33, 144.3 AGM [2006] 147.33, 148.17 AGM [2007] 152.2, 9 AGM [2008] 156.21 AGM [2009] 160.6 AGM [2010] 164.12 AGM [2011] 168.5 AGM [2012] 172.6 AGM [2013] 176.5 Air Training Corps Squadron 153.6–7 Aircraft noise 116.31, 117.31–32, 118.31, 125.35–36, 139.31 Albinism in birds and animals 94.15–16 Aldridge, Trevor 88.4 Aldwinckle, John P, exec ctee [1994-5, 2003-4] 85.27, 88.34, 90.2–3, 92.14, 20, 94.49, 96.14, 97.29, 40–41, 101.20, 102.32, 118.31–32, 119.33 Aldwinckle, Lucy 51–52 Alexander, Jill 146.15 sub-ctee member [1990-7, 1999-2008] 88.22, 118.16, 121.18, 135.24–25 Alexander, Malcolm 133.27–28 Alexander, R A, Clerk to the College Governors 103.5–7 Alexander, Rodney B, exec ctee [1990-3], sub-ctee member [1987-2008] 88.9, 22, 102.26–28, 110.16–18, 111.40, 113.18–19, 118.21, 119.26–27, 124.25, 125.15, 127.31, 131.13–14 Alexander, William, obituary 139.2 Algeo, Lucy 94.32 All Party Parliamentary Arts and Heritage Group 88.11 All Saints Church 85.11–12, 91.26, 93.5–6, 106.34, 132.29, 29, 33, 135.13–14, 13, 140.30, 149.14, 14, 161.24–25, 24–25 Allan, Dr Joseph 168.21 Allason, Robert MP 104.4 Allen, Desna 110.37–38 Allen, Dr Joseph 168.21, 21 Allen, Neil 139.16–17, 165.14–15 Alleyn, Edward see Edward Alleyn Alleyn Park 132.26, 149.33, 162.34–37 planning 126.20, 133.12, 148.7, 175.7–8 Alleyn Road 149.10 [12] 90.21, 124.21, 162.34–36, 34–36 [39] 161.5 Alleyne, Sir John Gay Newton 156.24–25, 24 Alleyn’s in the 1940s, Alleyn’s Oral History Series 173.33–34 Alleyn’s College [1775] 152.30 Alleyn’s College of God’s Gift 375th anniversary, activities 101.3, 102.2–3, 103.2–3 being reorganised 102.8–9, 103.4–7 history 105.29–32, 140.28–29 The Alleyn’s Head 90.22, 126.8–9 Alleyn’s Head Hotel 164.22–23, 22–23 Alleyn’s Oral History Series, Alleyn’s in the 1940s 173.33–34 Alleyn’s and Rossall Schools: The Second World War, Donale Leinster-Mackay 150.22–23 Alleyn’s School 86.6, 103.5–7, 105.29, 32, 149.25–31, 155.18, 162.8–9, 165.11, 173.33–34, 33, 174.8–9, 175.9 income 151.2 planning 117.13, 119.6–7, 143.11 WW2 150.22–23 Allison Grove, HS2.31-2 172.27, 174.34–37, 36 Allison, Rupert MP 109.38–39 Allotments 150.11–12, 160.8–9, 161.30–31, 167.34 Almshouses 103.5–7, 140.28–29, 159.13–14 Alpine Flowers for Gardens, William Robinson 86.18 Amati, Pietro, sub-ctee member [2005] Amenity in Action, Civic Trust 86.7 Amenity Societies, Joint Residents’ Committee 92.18–20 American Robin, sightings 149.22 Amlot, Roy, QC 97.26 An Invitation to Join the Dulwich Society 88.9 Anemones 116.11 Anne Frank tree 136.29 Annesley, Noel 97.26 Anniversaries 168.2 Annual Scheme of Management charge 120.11, 126.15–18 see also Quinquennial charge Applications, charges by Estates Governors 88.4 April Fool’s Day article 164.33–34 Architects Dulwich 167.25–27 see also individuals Architecture, recent changes 166.3 Armistice [1918] 118.30 Arney, Rowena 138.8 Artemidorus 93.28, 35 Arts & Crafts architecture 155.28–29 Ash Cottage 175.29–33, 29 Ash trees 85.3, 87.5, 174.23–24, 24, 175.16 Ashby, A, sub-ctee member [1984] 88.22 Ashmead, Mark 113.15 Association for the Pastoral Care of the Mentally Ill 85.31 Aston, Alasdair, obituary 167.10, 10 Athol House 154.21, 161.8, 11 Atkinson, Henry William 168.32–33 HS3-4 168.32–33, 32 Au Provencal restaurant 98.31–32 Audi, tyreless 92.36 Austen Pinkerton Private Gallery 93.35 Aysgarth House 150.9–10, 9, 10 Aysgarth Road 104.36 Badger, Stephen 88.38 Badman, Sue, exec ctee member [2011] Bailey, E L, obituary 88.28 Bailey, Gillian Margaret, Estates Governor 96.14, 110.36 Bailey, O 100.21–22 Baird, Lt Gen. Sir James, obituary 154.9–10, 9 Baker, Chris 128.15–16 Baker, Diana 125.7 Baker, James, sub-ctee member [2003-], C2 Baldwin, Nicola, Edward Alleyn’s Devil 152.7 Ballet, Easter Dance School 145.15 Bang, Lisette, sub-ctee member [2007] Barclays Bank 156.15–16 Barge, Bell and Cock 153.9–11 Barnard, Alan 93.21 obituary 119.37 Barnard, Marion 93.21 Barrett, Elsie 152.18–19 Barrett, Frances 166.36 Barron family 150.9–10, 9 Barry, Charles 105.30, 32, 106.32 Bartlett, Gerald 85.28 Bartlett, Kieran 139.2–5 Basement constructions 173.3, 174.4 Bats 153.14, 16 planning law 164.16 sightings 110.15, 159.24–25 Bauer, Lisa, sub-ctee member [2001-2] 129.18 Beales, Peter, sub-ctee member [1994-2010] 101.20 Beasley, John D 90.28–29, 129.31, 139.9 East Dulwich: An Illustrated Guide 119.14 East Dulwich Remembered 133.35 Opposition To Destruction of Green Spaces 101.7 Peckham & Nunhead through Time 164.30 Stop Food Giants Destroying Open Green Spaces 94.4, 50–51, 95.5, 37, 96.3–4 The Bitter Cry Heard and Heeded 87.11 The Story of Peckham And Nunhead 121.19–20 Transport in Peckham and Nunhead 115.16 Beauberry House 150.33–34, 34, 154.3–4, 158.3, 159.5 see also Belair Beckwith Road 88.8 Beechgrove 85.15–16, 88.10, 92.16, 149.10–11, 11, 168.11, 11 planning 85.2, 86.2–3, 4–6, 87.2–3, 12–17, 88.13, 17, 95.7, 102.34 Bees 97.23–24, 109.32, 117.21–22, 121.24, 125.29, 133.15, 137.20, 139.9, 161.28–30 Beesley, Lawrence 172.12–13, 12–13, 37 Beetles 171.20, 21 Belair 98.2-3, 105.14, 105.32-33, 106.6, 110.9, 111.19, 113.7, 113.13, HS4-5 147.21 see also Beauberry House Belair Car Park 139.29 Belair Cottage 138.10 Belair Park 127.25, 129.28, 138.25–26, 153.17–18, 17, 156.6, 159.24–25, 163.18, 167.7, 7, 173.4 Belair Recreation Rooms 172.6 Belcher, John 151.22–23, 22 Bell, Diana 98.20–21, 149.11–12, 12 Bell House, HS2.21-2 140.30, 151.21, 21, 154.18 Bell Inn 152.28–30 Bell, John 93.28 Bell Meadow, 85.16-17, 86.5, 107.13, 120.16, HS2.32 Bellman, Jim, obituary 140.7–8, 8 Belmont, Harriette, sub-ctee member [2001-6] 129.19 Beltwood House 113.7, 114.11, 144.7–8, 155.9 Bench, grant for 168.5 Benches donated and renewed, Dulwich Society 16.5, 93.15 Beneficiaries of Alleyn’s College of God’s Gift 86.6–7 Benn, Brian, sub-ctee member [1993-2004] 92.28, 96.11–13, 97.3, 98.16–17, 101.35 Benn, Jean M 127.3–4 Benwell, Caroline 135.31–35 Benwell, Stella, exec ctee [1985-2008], sub-ctee member [1976-], 85.2, 86.20-21, 88.22, 88.36, 90.17-18, 91.15, 92.6, 94.13, 97.16-17, 97.42, 99.22-23, 100.46-47, 102.22, 103.27, 104.4, 104.13, 105.18, 107.27-29, 111.26-27, 113.9, 113.11, 119.37, 120.16, 124.29, 126.26, 127.31, 128.27, 132.23, 134.1, 136.29-31, 138.25-26, 139.100, 141.10-12, 148.5, 154.13, 159.23, 159.30-31, 160.4B 146.26, 160.4, 165.20–21, 168.37, 169.21–22, 174.7, 175.17–18 Berens, Kate 152.23–24 Bermondsey Abbey 88.24 Besant, Walter 105.28 Bessemer, Sir Henry, HS2.19 Beyond Words, Poetry 173.35–36, 176.20 Bhutan Pine 173.32–33, 32 Bigot, Nathaniel 112.27 Bird Flu 149.22–23 Bird, Sarah 86.29 Birds feeding 133.18 providing for 152.13–15, 14–15 Bishop, Dr Ray 164.22–23 The Bitter Cry Heard and Heeded, Beasley, John D 87.11 Black, Sir James, M, obituary 165.13 Blackbirds, sightings 101.35, 114.23, 118.28, 126.24, 143.20, 147.16, 150.21, 154.24, 171.17 Blackcaps, sightings 96.10, 99.25, 101.33, 103.29, 105.38, 108.38, 116.25, 117.22, 123.21, 125.29, 130.19, 131.9, 137.15, 138.24, 144.18, 145.21, 147.15, 149.21, 151.18, 154.25, 157.25, 164.12, 165.23, 166.33, 169.22 Blackman, Nigel, sub-ctee member [2008] Blanchedowne, name history, HS36 Blue Plaques 150.11, 11, 169.4–5, 174.6–7, 11–13, 116 Boast, Mary Joyce Mary Boast Walk 167.9 obituary 166.4–5 sub-ctee member [1974-2005] 88.22, 102.5 The Story of Camberwell 111.43 Bond, Paul, sub-ctee member [1994-2010] 101.21, 108.45–46, 127.27 Bond, Rupert 94.33 Bonnerjea, R, Eskimos in Europe: How They Got There and What Happened to Them Afterwards 143.27 Book group 135.19 Booth, Albert, obituary 165.14 Booth, Charles 106.30–32, 34 Boundary Stones 93.16–17 Bourgeois Bequest, paintings included 86.13 Bowden, Gerald Francis MP 110.36, 120.8 MP 85.13–20, 86.4, 16, 88.3, 91.10, 94.49, 49–50 Bowen Drive, planning 144.8 Bowers, R Steuart 167.25 Bowker, Gordon, Through the Dark Labyrinth 121.20 Bowles, John 109.39, 168.33 Bowring, Mrs S, sub-ctee member [1987-] 88.22 Boxall Road 170.32–34, 33–34 Boxall Row 168.34 Bradbeer, Paul, sub ctee member [1990-5] 88.22, 93.18–19, 94.14–15, 95.18–20, 96.10, 97.12–15, 98.10–13, 99.25–27, 100.30–33, 101.33–35, 102.12–15, 103.29–31, 105.36–38, 106.17–19, 136.26–27, 164.13–15 Bradbeer, Pro J W 145.25–27 Bradbeer, William, sub-ctee member [2002-] 133.19 Bradbury, David 121.29, 122.25 Bradley,
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