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WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 CLOUSTON Edward C., E.I. ; Hon. Sec. The in 1880 M.P. North CLIFFORD, India, ; Notts, 1865-68 ; Artists' Society and the Langham Sketching Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry Cavalry, Club. Address : 43 Bath Road, Bedford 1865-68; commanded London Rifle Volun- Park, W. [Died 5 Oct. 1910 teer Brigade, 1881-90; Groom-in Waiting b. to Queen Victoria, Master of CLIFFORD, Frederick, E.G. ; 1828. Barr. 1881-94; Queen Victoria's 1894 1901. 1857 ; O.C. 1894 ; Bencher, Middle Temple ; Household, Address: 81 Eccleston m. Caroline 3rd d. of Thomas Square, S.W. ; The (d. 1900)," " Mason, shipbuilder, Hull. Times correspondent Heights, Witley, Surrey. Clubs : Army in Jamaica during the Eyre Enquiry Com- and Navy, Wellington [Died 9 July 1907. assistant- mission, 1865-66 ; for some years CLOETE, Lieut.-Gen. Josias Gordon, Madras b. 7. editor of The Times, which he resigned Infantry ; May 1840. Entered army of Press through ill-health ; one of founders 1857 ; Lt.-Gen. 1894 ; retired list, 1895. Association, and served among its earliest [Died 24 Aug. 1907. directors and chairmen ; joint-proprietor CLOETE, William Broderick, M.A., Landed with the late Sir W. Leng of Sheffield Daily Proprietor ; Director, Messrs. Vickers Telegraph (Conservative), and of the group Limited ; b. 1851 ; s. of Lawrence Graham of newspapers published by him in London Cloete (e. s. of Hon. Henry Cloete, Her late Sheffield of in and ; Chairman Directors Majesty's High Commissioner for Natal) firm of and Helen of Sir W. C. Leng and Co. (Sheffield Graham Fintry ; m. 190?, last of Council Violet of Telegraph) Ltd. ; survivor Kate Henley Waterperry, Oxford in shire. : of Guild of Literature and Art, founded Educ. privately ; Queen''s College 1854 by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, Charles Oxford. Late Lieut. Edinburgh Artillery Dickens, Sir Charles Eastlake, and others. Militia ; retired Captain West Somerset The Guild was dissolved by Private Act of Yeomanry ; owned large estates in Republic Parliament 1897, and its property and assets of Mexico ; won 2000 Guineas and Grand transferred by Mr. Clifford and late Sir Prix, Paris, 1885; The Oaks, 1911. Publica- J. R. Robinson to Royal Literary Fund tion : edited for publication, Great Boer and Artists' General Benevolent Institution. Trek, by Hon. Henry Cloete. Recreations : Publications : Reports of Cases decided by racing, shooting, golf. Address : Hare the Court of Referees, 1867-84 ; A Treatise Park Six Mile Bottom, Cambs. Clubs : on Locus Standi in Parliament, 1870 ; The Oxford and Cambridge, Savile, Cavalry. Agricultural Lock- Out in the Eastern [Died 7 May 1915. 1874 of Private Bill Counties, ; History CLONMELL, 6th Earl of (cr. 1793), Beauchamp Legislation, 1885-87 ; An Authoritative Henry John Scott ; Baron Earlsfort, 1793 ; derived from Sources not generally b. Account, Viscount Clonmell, 1789 ; Edinburgh of and Industrial accessible, Social, Sanitary, 1847 ; e. a. of Col. the Hon. C. G. Scott ; S. in Great Britain ; Local and Progress cousin 1896 ; m. Lucy, d. of Anthony Wilson, Private Bills, 1904 Some Remarks on Rauceby Hall, Sleaford, 1875. Educ. : Pending Legislation. Address : 24 Colling- Eton. At one time Capt. in Scots Guards. ham South : Gardens, Kensington. Recreations farming ; in early life shooting [Died 30 Dec. 1904. and hunting. Heir : Rupert, Lord Earls- of CLIFTON, Augustus Wykeham ; y. 8. fort, b. 1877. Seats : Bishop's Court, Co. Thomas Clifton 1851) of Clifton and (d. Kildare ; Eathorpe Hall, Leamington. Lytham, Lancashire, and Hetty, d. of late Clubs : Junior, Carlton. Pelegrine Treves, and widow of David [Died 2 Feb. 1898. of b. Campbell Kildalloig, Argyllshire ; CLOUSTON, Sir Edward Seaborne, 1st Bt., 1829 ; m. Bertha whose and General 1855, Lelgarde (in cr. 1908 ; Vice-President favour the abeyance of the Barony of Grey Manager, Bank of Montreal, 1905-11: de was terminated in and Ruthyn 1885, Governor McGill University ; Pres Royal who died d. of 2nd ot 1887), Marquis Hastings. Victoria Hospital ; Montreal General Retired captain in Rifle Brigade. Address : Hospital; Western Hospital, Montreal; Warton Lancashire. Club : Hall, Lytham, Canadian Bankers' Association ; Directo, and 9 1915. Army Navy. [Died May Art Association, Montreal ; b. Moosr 1849 s. of James Steware CLINTON, 20th Baron (Eng.) (cr. 1299), Charles Factory, Canada, ; Henry Rolle Hepburn-Stuart Forbes-Trefusis, Clouston and Margaret Miles; m. 1878t Annie Easton one d. Educ. : Montreal M.A., D.L., J.P. ; Chairman of County ; Entered Bank of Council from 1888 ; Lord-Lieut. Devon High School. Montreal, Assistant General 1887: from 1887 b. 2 Mar. 1834 ; 8. of 19th 1865; Manager, ; 1889 General Baron and Elizabeth, d. of 6th Marquis of Acting General Manager ; : took Lothian; S. father 1866; m. 1st, 1858, Manager, 1890. Recreations always himself Harriet Williamina (d. 1869), d. ot Sir John great interest in athletics, formerly a S. Forbes, 8th Bt. of Pitsligo; 2nd, Margaret, a football and racket player, later golfer, 2nd d. of Sir John W. Walrond, 1st Bt., 1875. motorist, and yachtsman. Address : 362 : Peel ; Boisbriant Educ. Eton ; Christ Church, Oxford. B.A. ; Street, Montreal, P.Q. Ste. Anne de P.Q. Heir : none. 1st class Law and Modern History, 1856 ; Bellevue, Clubs : Bath Mount St. James's Under Sec. for India, 1867-68 ; Charity ; Royal, Commissioner for England and Wales for Montreal; Toronto, Toronto; Rideau, ; Manhattan. New York. 5 years ; M.P. for North Devon, 1857-66 ; Ottawa 23 1912. Chairman of Quarter Sessions, 1863-99. [Died Nov. S. cr. 1911 Heir: s. Hon. Charles J. R. H. F. CLOUSTON, Sir Thomas Smith, Kt., ; Trefusis. Satchville and Aberdeen Address: Heanton, M.D. Edin. ; LL.D. Edin. ; Dolton, N. Devon. Club : Carlton. Physician Superintendent, Royal Asylum, [Died 29 March 1904. Morningside Edinburgh, and Lecturer on CLINTON, Lord Edward William Pelham-, Mental Diseases, Edin. University (retired) ; s. of Robert b 22 April 1840 ; y. G.C.V.O., K.C.B. ; G.C. Saxe-Ernestine Orkney, Clouston of Nist House, Orkney ; m. Harriet Order, 1897 ; G.C. Crown of Prussia, 1901 ; d. of William Storer of New Haven, D.L. ; Groom-in-Waiting to King Edward Segur, s. one d. Educ. : 2nd Conn , U.S.A. ; two VII., 1901 ; b. London, 11 Aug. 1836 ; s. of 5th Duke of Newcastle and d. of 10th Aberdeen; Edinburgh University (Thesis d. of Sir Gold Fothergil Gold Medallist, Duke of Hamilton ; m. Matilda, Medallist; Ex-President Medical Psychological William Cradock-Hartopp, 3rd Bt. 1865 1870) ; (d. Educ. : Eton. Rifle Association; Ex-President Medico-Chirurg. 1892). Ensign Medical fall of Edinburgh; at one time Brigade, 1854 ; in Crimea after Society, in Cumberland and Westmor- Sebastopol ; Captain, 1857 ; Can da, Superintendent land and Editor of Journal of 1861-65 ; Lieut.-Col. 1878, retired 1880 ; Asylum CLOWES WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 : Mental Science ; President Royal College s. one d. Address 10 Charles Street, of Physicians, Edinburgh, 1902-3. Publi- Berkeley Square, W. Clubs : St. James's, cations : Clinical Lectures on Mental Diseases Junior Carltonl. Address : Auchendrane, 20 1913. (6 Editions) ; The Neuroses of Development ; Ayrshire. [Died Jan. An Asylum or Hospital House with Plans ; of COATS, Joseph, M.D. ; Professor Pathology of The Hygiene of Mind ; Unsoundness editor in Glasgow University from 1894 ; Mind. Recreations : shooting, fishing, golf. ft. of Glasgow Medical Journal from 1878 ; : Address 26 Heriot Row, Edinburgh ; *. Paisley, 4 Feb. 1846 ; of William Coats, Holodyke, Club : University, Orkney. merchant ; m. Georgiana, d. of John Taylor, 1915. Edinburgh. [Died 19 Apr. West India merchant, 1879. Educ. : Uni- CLOWES, Sir William Laird, Kt., cr. 1902; Paisley ; Glasgow, Leipzig, Wiirzburg naval critic, historical and miscellaneous versity. President Pathological Soc. 1876, Publica- writer ; b. London. 1 Feb. 1856 ; e. of and Medico-chirurgical Soc. 1891. late William Clowes, Registrar in Chancery ; tions : A Manual of Pathology, 3 editions, : m. Ethel, d. of L. F. Edwards, 1882. Educ. 1883, 1889, 1895 ; Lectures on Tuberculosis Coll. and a Aldenham ; King's London ; Lincoln's of Lungs, 1888 ; Notes on Sea Land, Inn. Gold Medallist United States Naval Diary of a Journey to New Zealand, etc., Institute, 1892; Fellow of King's Coll. 1898. Recreations: mountaineering (original London, 1895 ; Hon. Member Royal United member of Scottish Mountaineering Club), Service Institution, 1896 ; Assoc. of Inst. golf, cycling. Address: 8 University of Naval Architects. Lectured at Royal Gardens, Glasgow. Club : Chairman, Glas- United Service etc. wrote much 24 Jan. 1899. Institution," ; gow University. [Died over " pseudonym of Nauticus ; travelled COBB, Gerard Francis, M.A. ; musical com- and lived Publications : much abroad. ft. 15 Oct. 1838. poser ; Nettlestead, Kent, : Naval The Naval Pocket-Book (annually) ; Coll. Educ. : Marlborough ; Trin. Camb. The Needs of the Navy (reprinted from the 1st class in Classical and in Moral Science Daily Graphic). Historical: part-author Triposes, 1861 ; Fellow of Trinity College of Social 1892-97 The England (6 vols.), ; Cambridge, 1863. Junior Bursar, Trinity a from the Earliest Royal Navy, History College, 1869-94 : Chairman, University times to the Present (7 vols.), vols. i. 1897, Board of Musical Studies, 1877-92 ; Presi- ii. iii. 1898, iv. 1899, v. 1900, vi. 1901, vii. dent, University Musical Society, 1874-83. 1903 Four Modern Naval ; Campaigns, Publications : Quintet in C for Pianoforte 1902. Fiction : The of the Captain Mary and Strings; Quartet La E for Pianoforte 1892 Blood
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    TRINITY COLLEGE MCMXXXIX-MCMXLV PRO MURO ERANT NOBIS TAM IN NOCTE QUAM IN DIE They were a wall unto us both by night and day. (1 Samuel 25: 16) Any further details of those commemorated would be gratefully received: please contact [email protected]. Details of those who did not lose their lives in the Second World War, e.g. Simon Birch, are given in italics. Abel-Smith, Robert Eustace Anderson, Ian Francis Armitage, George Edward Born March 24, 1909 at Cadogan Square, Born Feb. 25, 1917, in Wokingham, Berks. Born Nov. 20, 1919, in Lincoln. Son of London SW1, son of Eustace Abel Smith, JP. Son of Lt-Col. Francis Anderson, DSO, MC. George William Armitage. City School, School, Eton. Admitted as Pensioner at School, Eton. Admitted as Pensioner at Lincoln. Admitted as State Scholar at Trinity, Trinity, Oct. 1, 1927. BA 1930. Captain, 3rd Trinity, Oct. 1, 1935. BA 1938. Pilot Officer, Oct. 1, 1938. BA 1941. Lieutenant, Royal Grenadier Guards. Died May 21, 1940. RAF, 53 Squadron. Died April 9, 1941. Armoured Corps, 17th/21st Lancers. Died Buried in Esquelmes War Cemetery, Buried in Wokingham (All Saints) June 10, 1944. Buried in Rome War Hainaut, Belgium. (FWR, CWGC ) Churchyard. (FWR, CWGC ) Cemetery, Italy. (FWR, CWGC ) Ades, Edmund Henry [Edmond] Anderson, John Thomson McKellar Armitage, Stanley Rhodes Born July 24, 1918 in Alexandria, Egypt. ‘Jock’ Anderson was born Jan. 12, 1918, in Born Dec. 16, 1902, in London. Son of Fred- Son of Elie Ades and the Hon. Mrs Rose Hampstead, London; son of John McNicol erick Rhodes Armitage.