SUBJECT INDEX This index does not include routine reports of clubs, societies, concerts etc or moot reports Notices of non-Inn appointments are included only when they contain biographical, career or personal information unlikely to be noted elsewhere
One-off references to Inn staff are indexed up to 1992/3; from 1993, Graya includes a a list of staff members so only significant references to staff are indexed. Portrait photographs are generally described as portraits unless it is necessary to distinguish them from paintings and drawings
Subject Title Volume/Page No.
9/11 see TERRORISM
A LAD IN BOOTS (Pantomime Dec 1999) 111/32; 113/65
A PENNY FOR A SONG Play by John Whiting performed in Field Court 4th-6th July 1967 66/78
ABORTION Abortion rules OK? (Eric Owen) 104/43
ACADEMIC MEMBERS Guest Nights for academic members of the profession 90/81; 91/17
ACCESS TO JUSTICE see also BAR PRO BONO UNIT; Access to Justice: keeping the doors open. Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Michael Napier 20th Jun 2007 121/42 LEGAL AID
ACT OF PARLIAMENT CLOCK Act of Parliament clock (C.E. Beevers) 38/109 The clock (new Parliament Clock in Hall) 64/82
ACTUS REUS Based on Tom Stoppard's 'Albert Bridge'. Performed in Arbitration Room Dec 1988 92/13
ADJOURNMENT BAR Photograph (b/w) 116/74
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW Some thoughts on administrative law by a Clerk of the Council 70/97
ADMISSION AND CALL FEES Increased 1967 66/79
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE Justice in one fixed place or several? 6th Birkenhead lecture given by Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd LCJ. 21st Oct 2013 (abridged) 127/17 Living in a material world. Editorial note on Lord Alexander's working party on the Bar. 99/19 Opinion- A Circuiteer's perspective (Master Ann Ebsworth's views about High Court judges going on circuit) 99/8 Provincial Justice: a North Easterner's perspective. Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Paul Kennedy 25th Jun 2003 118/34 Opinion- Don't panic (Master Paul Kennedy) 96/5 Reform (James Mulchay) 66/95
ADVOCACY see also ADVOCACY SUPPORT GROUP A postscript (Maurice Healy) 10/27 BARRISTERS; CONTINUING EDUCATION Advocacy: a lecture delivered at Gray's Inn in Hilary Term 1938 by Mr Justice Hilbery 20/10 Advocacy in criminal cases (Sir Herbert Austin) 4/23, 5/32 Eloquence at the Bar: from the speech of Lord Atkin at the Debating Society Dinner 29th Nov 1928 4/15 Lawyers and the law No.2. Views of a great advocate, the late Sir Edward Clarke K.C. 9/30 Legal debate: address by Lord Atkin 24th Jan 1939 22/37 Quality Assurance Scheme for Advocates (Crime) (Charles Haddon- Cave) 125/56 Some hints on audibility (Sir A Comyns Carr) 45/18 The address of Sir Wilfred Greene 13th Jun 1939 23/9 The advocate. Address in Hall by Sir Norman Birkett 1st July 1957 46/89 The craft and art of the advocate. Address in Hall by Sir Ralph Cusack 28th April 1976 79/7; 88/25 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
The Richard Du Cann Award for Advocacy 108/47 The role of an advocate in a common law system. Inaugural Birkenhead Lecture by Lord Bingham 6th Oct 2008 (Abridged) 122/17
ADVOCACY SUPPORT GROUP 'No man's land' [Advocacy Support Group for those seeking pupillage] (Sandra Villani) 120/38
ADVOCACY TRAINING see CONTINUING EDUCATION
'AGAS' MAP Extract from the 'Agas' map c.1562 110/54
AGIS see ASSOCIATION OF GRAY'S INN STUDENTS
AHERN, Maurice Memorial service 54/117
AIR AMBULANCE Lands in Walks, Summer 2000. 2 photographs 112/62
AIR SQUADRON see GRAY'S INN AIR SQUADRON The murder of Jafar Pasha (Oct 1936) 18/38 AL-ASKARI, Jafar Pasha
ALBERMARLE, George Monck, 1st Duke of Great men of Gray's Inn (Francis Cowper) 71/33 see also COLDSTREAM GUARDS Men of Gray's Inn: George Monck, Duke of Albermarle [1698-1670] (Francis Cowper) 44/113 Portrait [by Lely] 44/112 The Restoration 51/3
ALBION RICHARDSON AWARD A new scholarship 34/74
ALEXANDER, Fiona see ROBERTS, Fiona
ALTMANN, Jillian see SPRUCE, Jillian
AMERICA see UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION 1957 Convention. Dinners at Gray's Inn 24th, 25th, 26th and 29th July 46/70,72,74 1971 Convention. Dinners at Gray's Inn 14th, 15th, 16th and 19th July 74/87 The American Bar Association at Gray's Inn 1985 89/54
AMERICAN INNS OF COURT, Meeting, Chicago, 1993 Visit by Margaret Chadderton, Deputy Under Treasurer (Students) 98/52
AMERICAN LEGAL EDUCATION Gray's Inn from across the Atlantic (Earl Snyder) 57/29
AMERICAN WINDOW see WINDOWS
AMITY Inner Temple (The Ancient Amity) 8/6; 83/5; 91/17 112/31; 123/8 Law Society 88/63; 90/6 Lincoln's Inn 84/9; 91/17 Middle Temple 9/7; 90/6
ANCIENT AMITY see AMITY Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
ANCIENTS Dinners for 105/88; 107/85 Revival proposed 87/11; 88/12; 90/7 The Ancients of Gray's Inn (Francis Cowper) 94/11
ANGELUS Rung at St Albans 54/82
ARCHAEOLOGY Archaelogical finds in Gray's Inn 40/89; 49/5 Archaeology and the law (Ben Ward) 104/20
ARCHBISHOPS OF CANTERBURY who have preached at Gray's Inn. N.B. Also Rowan Williams in 2000 when Archbishop of Wales 84/27
ARCHER, Sir John The Fire Judges [Sir John Archer and Sir William Ellis] (F. Cowper) 73/24; 74/85
ARCHITECTS IN THE INN 'The stranger that is within thy gates' (W.H. Ansell) 41/29 see also obituaries for Sir Edward Maufe and Raymond Erith
ARCHITECTURE Architecture and Gray's Inn 39/66
ARCHIVES see GRAY'S INN ARCHIVES
ARMADA see SPANISH ARMADA
ARMADA SCREEN see HALL SCREEN
ARMS [of Gray's Inn] see GRAY'S INN BADGE AND MOTTO see also HERALDRY
ARNOLD, W.H. W.H. Arnold 14/53
ARTISTS IN THE INN 'The stranger that is within thy gates' (W.H. Ansell) 41/29
ARTHUR, Duke of Connaught Royal Benchers 19/15;78/4;79/4
ARTHUR, Prince of Connaught Passing of a Royal Bencher. Includes portrait 21/15 Royal Bencher 19/15;78/4;79/4
ARTHUR MACHEN SOCIETY visits Verulam Buildings 101/13
ASCENSION DAY Ascension Day (Beating the bounds and closure of the Inn) 60/76; 70/81; 85/7; Beating the bounds 24th May 1990 (Parish of St George, Bloomsbury met at last stop by Gray's Inn Benchers and staff) 94/84 Closure of the Inn discontinued 86/10
ASHTON, Helen They lived in Gray's Inn: Helen Ashton (Julian Jeffs). With photograph 123/72
ASHWORTH, Andrew First occupant of Edmund-Davies Chair of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice at King's College London 93/42
ASKE, Robert Gray's Inn and the Tower [of London] (Molina Fullman) 82/50
ASSOCIATION OF GRAY'S INN STUDENTS Formed 69/49 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Photograph of Student ball 2001 113/11-12
ATKIN, James Richard Atkin, Baron Great judges of Gray's Inn (G.W. Keeton) 71/29 Honorary doctorate (Oxford) 9/3 House Dinner 30th March 1928 2/23 House Dinner 15th December 1938 22/11 Lord Atkin - fifty years on (Alec Samuels) + letter of appreciation from Lord Atkin's grand daughter, Rachel Gibbs 99/39; 100/78 Lord Atkin's autobiography. Extract 81/21 Portrait 2/25, 18/13 Portrait (with obituary) 25/35 President Birkenhead Dining Club 19/7 Publicity in our courts (Lord Atkin's view) 21/9 Treasurer in Coronation Year 18/5
ATKIN BUILDING Opened 15th June 1987 91/8
ATKINS, Robert Robert Atkins C.B.E. (scriptwriter for 1956 performance of Gesta Grayorum). With photograph 44/supp. 178
ATTORNEY GENERAL Reflections on the office of Attorney-General (Sir Patrick Mayhew) 92/49 see also LAW OFFICERS OF THE CROWN; The office of Her Majesty's Attorney General. Address by Sir John Hobson 12th Nov 1962 57/13 SOLICITOR GENERAL The office of Her Majesty's Attorney General. Address by Sir Elwyn Jones 6th May 1968 68/95
AUSTRALIA Pegasus Scholar's report, Melbourne, Australia 1999 111/43 The Right of Silence: an Anglo-Australian reflection (Philip Otton, Michael McKenzie and Malini Nathani) 110/36
AUSTRALIA, Law Council see LAW COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA, links see also AUSTRALIAN BENCHERS What we do in the summertime. Simon Watters takes a year out to practise law in Australia 103/26
AUSTRALIAN BENCHERS Australian connections (Ross Cranston) 128/39 see also BARTON, Sir Edmund; COWEN, Sir Zelman; DEAKIN, Alfred; Editorial note on Robert Menzies also mentions Alfred Deakin and William Morris Hughes 21/10 HUGHES, William Morris; MENZIES, Sir Robert Gordon;
AUSTRALIAN GRAY'S INN SOCIETY Foundation 82/13
BACK, Patrick Memorial service in Gray's Inn Chapel 16th July 2003 117/112
BACON, Francis A Group of Elizabethan portraits (Sir D.P. Barton) 2/20 1st Baron Verulam and Viscount St Albans A note on Francis Bacon (S.Parnell Kerr) 49/37 see also FRANCIS BACON SOCIETY Francis Bacon (poem by Hedley Lucas) 53/15 Francis Bacon - The Gray's Inn connection 103/22 Francis Bacon and Gray's Inn (S. Campion) 15/120 Francis Bacon and law reform (Clifford Hall) 90/13 Francis Bacon and the Pre-Socratics (Prof B. Farrington) 59/39 Francis Bacon's association with Gray's Inn (W.Holden) 35/51 Francis Bacon's self-wisdom (C.G.L. Du Cann) 30/106 From little acorns. How Francis Bacon lost 'friends' but influenced people in 1593 93/53 Gray's Inn and the Tower [of London] 82/51 Great judges of Gray's Inn (G.W. Keeton) 71/26 Men of Gray's Inn: Francis Bacon [1561-1626] (Francis Cowper) 39/39 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Monument at St Michael's Church, Gorhambury 103/23 Portrait 11/25, 39/38; 103/24 Statue in South Square. Photographs 54/119 Statues of Sir Francis Bacon (poem by I.Snatt) 53/9 The Bacon anniversary; service to commemorate the fourth centenary of the birth of Francis Bacon 22nd Jan 1961 53/8 The fall of Sir Francis Bacon. From Timothy Tourneur's reports. Brit Lib MS Add 35957 94/24 The Family of Howard and Gray's Inn (Sir D P Barton) 4/20 The Francis Bacon dinner 13th Feb 1961 53/11 To Francis Bacon's statue in Gray's Inn (poem by Hector Hughes) 28/39
BACON, Nathaniel A note on two American members (David Barnard) 88/23
BACON, Sir Nicholas Commemoration of 400th anniversary of death of Nicholas Bacon 82/7 Great judges of Gray's Inn (G.W. Keeton) 71/26 Men of Gray's Inn: Sir Nicholas Bacon [1510-1579] (Francis Cowper) 95/14 Monument in Suffolk Church 95/14 Nicholas Bacon and the report on the Inns of Court (David Barnard) 81/17 Portrait 38/114 Portrait auctioned at Sotheby's 11th July 1983. Editorial note 87/18
BACON DINING CLUB Foundation, 1927 mentioned in 'The Birkenhead Dining Club' 18/49
BACON FAMILY Gray's Inn and a bevy of Bacons (Stanley Rubinstein) 77/189 The Bacon connection. A descendant visits Gray's Inn Mich 1994 104/15
BACON MANUSCRIPT Bacon Manuscript 1592 (compiled by Morgan Coleman) discovered. 65/7
BADGE see GRAY'S INN BADGE AND MOTTO
BAHAMAS, Chief Justice Michael de la Bastide lunches at the Inn, 1995 102/19
BAILIFF, John Housekeeper Succeeds Ernest Smart 87/20
BALL, Joseph Gray's Inn and the United States (F.Cowper) 73/24
BAND SCHOLARSHIP see KARMEL SCHOLARSHIP
BANKES, Sir John A Dorset Chief Justice: Sir John Bankes 1589-1644, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas (Alec Samuels) 114/35 Sir John Bankes 1589-1644 Chief Justice of the Common Pleas (Alec Samuels) 94/23
BAPTISTS Thomas Helwys (Elwes): the founder of the first Baptist Church in England (James Wellwood) 84/47
BAR ASSOCIATION FOR COMMERCE FINANCE AND INDUSTRY Lawyers in commerce 63/10 Letter from Harry Mitchell 101/72
BAR COUNCIL Established 1894 99/16 The Bar, The Inns and legal reform 108/16
BAR EXAMINATIONS Bar examination results 1933 13/5 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Bar Examination results December 1933 14/52 Brilliant Gray's Inn student (Basil Bard, Michaelmas Examination 1937) 20/8 Gray's Inn successes 1993, 1995/6 98/16; 104/16 Students of Gray' s Inn: A record of brilliant achievement [1927-8] 3/31 Three firsts for Gray's Inn 108/5
BAR LESBIAN AND GAY GROUP 110/80
BAR PRO BONO UNIT Bar Pro Bono Unit (Vanessa Sims) 107/19
BAR YACHT CLUB Foundation, 1937 18/51
BARBON, Nicholas Fire and plague (John Allpress) 83/81
BARCELONA A visit to the Barcelona law courts (K.P. MacFee)
BARDIC CIRCLE see GORSEDD
BARING, Maurice They lived in Gray's Inn: Maurice Baring (Julian Jeffs) 122/60
BARKER, George, Butler Retirement of George Barker. Includes portrait 46/73, 116
BARNARD, Sir Henry Appointed Master of the Moots 31/2 Memorial service 10th Nov 1981 85/52 Resigned as Master of the Moots on becoming Treasurer 37/12 The Treasurer. Preceded by portrait 37/11 BARNARD FAMILY The Treasurer (Sir Henry Barnard; and his ancestors William Tyndale Barnard and Lionel Barnard) 37/11
BARNARD'S INN Allied Inns of Chancery (Rizwan Majid) 117/34 see also INNS OF CHANCERY; MERCERS' SCHOOL; STAPLE INN Barnard's Inn end (R.A. Routledge) 76/85 Barnard's Inn Hall 53/6; 54/81;55/7; 59/12 Barnard's Inn Hall, 1828 (drawing) 60/81; 108/20 Barnard's Inn Reading 4th June 1997. Colour photograph of arrival of the Reader (Master Mustill). No text of lecture 106/18 Barnard's Inn Reading revived 1996. Introduction with colour photographs, followed by lecture (Master Sparrow) 104/25 Barnard's Inn revived (David Barnard) 84/45 Master John Thomas giving the Gray's Inn Reading in Barnard's Inn Hall 11th May 1999 (Photograph) 110/14 The former times 64/89 The Treasurer (Sir Henry Barnard; and his ancestor, Lionel Barnard, first Principal of Barnard's Inn) 37/11
BARNARD'S INN READINGS (Texts) Barnard's Inn Reading 18th Jun 1996, given by Master Sparrow 104/29 Barnard's Inn Reading 25th Jun 2003 given by Master Paul Kennedy 118/34 Barnard's Inn Reading 21st Jun 2004 given by Master Clare Montgomery 118/54 Barnard's Inn Reading 16th Jun 2005 given by Master Joyanne Bracewell 119/28 Barnard's Inn Reading 7th Jun 2006 given by Master Stephen Richards 120/41 Barnard's Inn Reading 20th Jun 2007 given by Master Michael Napier 121/42 Barnard's Inn Reading 26th Jun 2008 given by Master Carlile 122/41 Barnard's Inn Reading 25th Jun 2009 given by Master Beloff 123/33 Barnard's Inn Reading 24th Jun 2010 given by Master The Lord Hope of Craighead 124/72 Barnard's Inn Reading 16th Jun 2011 given by Master Baroness Hale 125/39 Barnard's Inn Reading 28th Jun 2012 given by Sir Nicholas Wall (edited version) 126/43 Barnard's Inn Reading 27th Jun 2013 given by Master Lord Goldsmith 127/71 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Barnard's Inn reading 26th Jun 2014 given by Master Terence Etherton (Abridged) 128/24
BARNES, Adrian, City Remembrancer Remembering the City. Includes portrait photograph in ceremonial robes at p.29 94/26
BARON DE LANCEY LECTURE The Baron De Lancey Lecture 91/83
BARRISTERS Address in Hall on the life of a barrister. 13th June 1939 (Sir W Green) 23/9 see also ADVOCACY; CRIMINAL BAR; DIRECT ACCESS; Advantages and disadvantages of practice at the Bar (C.G.L. Du Cann) 36/115 DEFERRAL OF CALL; EMPLOYED BAR; LAWYERS Bar wars - a solicitor's perspective (Stephen Baister) 101/45 LEGAL PROFESSION; PROFESSIONAL INTEGRITY; Lawyers in the House of Commons (A.M. Drysdale) 3/24 QUEEN'S COUNSEL;SOLICITORS; WIGS AND ROBES My first brief (A.S.Comyns Carr) 23/21 My first brief (Lord Thankerton, Lord Justice Greer, Ivor Bowen, Bernard Campion) 11/15 My first brief (Sir Cecil Walsh,Sir Courthope Wilson, Lord Morison, Bertrand Watson,) 12/30 My first brief (Sir Frederic Sellers) 23/24 My first brief (Sir Hubert Wallington) 23/19 My first brief (Sir Robert Dummett) 13/15 Opinion: The Clients are revolting (Charles Christian). Call for barristers to adopt new technology for conferences 108/10 Opinion: There is a world elsewhere (call for barristers to plan for retirement by Timothy Shuttleworth) 121/15 The address of Sir Wilfred Greene 13th June 1939 23/9 The Bar, The Inns and legal reform (Daniel Brennan) 108/13 The court and the young barrister. Address in Hall 28th April 1958 by Mr Justice Devlin 48/66; 114/16 The Graya profile - Master Goldsmith (Chairman of the Bar). Includes views on future of the Bar 102/8 The loyalty of the lawyer (Sir D. Maxwell Fyfe) 31/25 Training for success at the Bar (Lord Atkin) 2/9 What price professionalism? (Christopher Cutting) 87/21 Why not partnership? (Andrew Arden) 111/13
BARRISTERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION The Barristers' Benevolent Association 26/60 The Barristers' Benevolent Association (1) A small corner of the Inn, the offices of the BBA 106/44
BARRISTERS' COMMITTEE see GRAY'S INN BARRISTERS' COMMITTEE
BARRISTERS' ROBES see WIGS AND ROBES
BARTON, Sir Dunbar Plunket, 1st Baronet Men of Gray's Inn: Sir Dunbar Plunket Barton [1853-1957] (Francis Cowper) 30/98 Portrait 4/21, 19/27, 30/97; 80/23 Resident Bencher 39/12 The late Master Plunket Barton. Sermon preached 3rd Oct 1937 by Feilding Ottley 20/22
BARTON, Sir Edmund Australian connections (Ross Cranston) Includes photograph with Alfred Deakin 128/39
BATT, W. Elliot Hail - but not farewell (Retirement of Metropolitan Magistrate W. Elliott Batt) 43/14
BAYLEY, Thomas Davis Four old benchers 83/49
BEATING THE BOUNDS see ASCENSION DAY
BEAUMONT, Charles Albert First life subscriber to Graya 45/7 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
BEAVEN, Alan Died when plane hijacked by terrorists 11th Sept 2001 114/8
BECK, James Montgomery Gray's Inn and the United States (F.Cowper) 73/24
BECKETT, Thomas à The "BECKET" of Jean Anouilh (A mise au point) (William Langland) 54/97
BEDDINGHAM, Philip Charles, Librarian Appointed Assistant Librarian 68/87 see also obituaries Librarian Memorial service 24th Feb 1983. Includes photograph. 86/41,49 The Bookplate Society (tribute) 86/48
BEDFORDSHIRE Family, neighbourhood and opportunity: Bedfordshire entrants to Gray's Inn 1590-1640 (Ross Lee) 90/39
BEDFORD ROW Bedford Row 66/80; 69/11
BEDINGFIELD, Christopher see also obituaries Benefactor 116/8 Hereditary Bencher. Editorial note on members of the Bedingfield family who were Benchers or members of Gray's Inn 90/7 Memorial service in Gray's Inn Chapel 25th Jan 1996 103/57
BEDINGFIELD TRUST Bedingfield's Trust 107/84; 116/8
BELLOC, Hilaire Hilaire Belloc 72/91
BELOFF, Michael A tale of two cities (an account of his time as President of Trinity College, Oxford) 118/13 A year in a Treasurer's life 122/85 Master Beloff 111/8 The Treasurer (Keith Lawrey). Includes portrait by Bob Tulloch 121/11
BENCH ELECTIONS Elections to the Bench. Note by Master Hill for GIBBS Committee, 1992 95/76
BENCHERS' LIBRARY Post War photograph 38/112
BENCHERS (Selection) see also BENCH ELECTIONS Letter from Graham Don 101/71
BENCHERS' TABLE The Bench table at lunchtime. [Photograph 1963] 58/71 Mensa, mensae, mensam (Benchers' table presented by tenants of the Inn 5th Dec 1951) 35/5
BENCHES For repose. Three benches presented 89/12
A new scholarship (Albion Richardson award founded by bequest) 34/74
BENEFACTORS Bedingfield's Trust 107/84 Commemoration of benefactors 116/9 Malcolm Hilbery Scholarship founded by Lady Hilbery 65/5 Lord Weinstock 116/8 The Baron De Lancey's Benefactions 91/83 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
BENTHAM COMMTTEE FOR POOR LITIGANTS see LEGAL AID
BENTLEY, Nicola Library Assistant The Library 88/61
BESSEMER-CLARKE, Anthony Benefactor 116/9
BEST, William Mawdesley William Mawdesley Best 71/38
BEVAN, Christopher Martin, Under Treasurer Appointed 83/8 Rear Admiral C.M. Bevan. Tribute on retirement by Master Maurice Price 93/70
BINGHAM, Thomas Henry Bingham, Baron House Dinner 30th Mar 1995 101/38 see also obituaries Lord Bingham of Cornhill: the path to judicial office (Ross Cranston). Includes photographs 122/67 Portrait 126/68 The group portrait 105/16 The Law Lords interviews (Joshua Rozenberg) 119/19 The new Master of the Rolls 96/22
BIRD & BIRD (Solicitors) Solicitors of Gray's Inn 85/36
BIRDS IN THE INN And other legal eagles fly in (tame eagle lands in Gray's Inn) 104/10 Editorial notes 48/64; 51/8; 52/77; 54/86; 85/7 The return of the pigeons [and departure of the sparrow hawks] 124/9 Visitors, residents and birds of passage (Henrietta Wilson) + coda 97/22; 98/16
'BIRKBECK'S' BANK Good bye to Birkbeck (Westminster Bank's building Southampton Row) 62/99
BIRKENHEAD Frederick Edwin Smith, 1st Earl of F.E. Frederick Edwin Smith, Lord Birkenhead. Talk delivered in Hall 14th Nov 1989 by Alec Samuels 93/61 F.E. at war (Timothy Shuttleworth) 128/79 F.E. Smith: lessons from a legal life. 3rd Birkenhead Lecture given by Michael Beloff 18th Oct 2010 (abridged) 124/21 In remembrance of Lord Birkenhead (invitation to subscribe to Loving Cup, 1933) 12/9, 13/3,6 Lord Birkenhead: thirty years after - an Edinburgh anecdote 47/16 Portraits 2/13, 7/15, 34/100, 102; 47/17 123/28; 128/81 The Birkenhead Dining Club 19/38,20/32 21/16 22/23 The way we were (Tim Shuttleworth) 119/58 The Earl of Birkenhead 1872-1930 (Francis Cowper) 34/101 The late Earl of Birkenhead: presentation of the Loving Cups in Hall (14th Dec 1933) 14/76
BIRKENHEAD, Frederick Winston Furneaux Smith, 2nd Earl of Admitted to Gray's Inn aged 14 79/62
BIRKENHEAD DINING CLUB Foundation 1937 18/49 Inaugural meeting 8th July 1937 19/38
BIRKENHEAD LECTURE 1st Birkenhead lecture by Master Lord Bingham 6th Oct 2008: summary 122/17 2nd Birkenhead lecture by Master Lord Hoffmann 12th Oct 2009: summary 123/19 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
3rd Birkenhead Lecture by Master Michael Beloff 18th Oct 2010 (abridged) 124/21 4th Birkenhead Lecture by Master Lord Pannick 17th Oct 2011 (abridged) 125/21 5th Birkenhead Lecture by Master Lord Kerr of Tonaghmore 8th Oct 2012 (abridged) 126/17 6th Birkenhead Lecture by Master Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd LCJ. 21st Oct 2013 (abridged) 127/17 7th Birkenhead Lecture by Master Lord Hope of Craighead. 13th Oct 2014 (abridged) 128/61
BISHOP'S HEAD INN Bishop's House [new building] on site of old Bishop's Head Inn 47/5
BISHOP'S HOUSE Bishop's House (new building) 47/5
BISHOP'S INN Bishop's House (new building) on site of old Bishop's (Head) Inn
BLEEDING HEART YARD In the village: the Bleeding Heart Yard (Jean A McCreath) 115/60
BLITZ see WAR DAMAGE
BLOODY SUNDAY ENQUIRY Award for best use of technology in a legal application won by technology consortium supporting Bloody Sunday enquiry (Charles Christian) 113/17
BLOOMSBURY see also HOLBORN Editorial notes 58/76; 65/8; 67/10; 69/10 70/83; 71/12; 72/87; 73/8 74/84; 77/138-9; 78/10-11 79/13
BOMBING see WAR DAMAGE
BOMBS, Unexploded see UNEXPLODED BOMBS
BORNEMAN, Roy Memorial service 30th Nov 1983 87/31
BOTTLES see POTS, JUGS & BOTTLES
BOWEN, Ivor My first brief 11/18 Retirement 13/4
BOWERS-BROADBENT, Christopher, Organist see also ORGANISTS Composes Holy Communion Service for Gray's Inn. Premièred Sun 5th Dec 1999 112/16-17; 113/65 Operas performed at the Inn 117/93; 126/89 Photograph with Preacher and Dean of Chapel 112/18
BOWLES, Mary Robina see STEVENS, Robina
BOYS, Sir Michael Hardy see HARDY BOYS, Sir Michael
BPP LAW SCHOOL New law school 114/11
BRADBURY, Ann Call to the Bar of daughter of Edith Hesling, first woman called by Gray's Inn 34/74 Third generation (birth of daughter, Francis Jane Coffey to Ann Bradbury, daughter of Edith Hesling) 44/78
BRADSHAW, John Great judges of Gray's Inn (G.W.Keeton) 71/28 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
BRANDON, Charles, 1st Duke of Suffolk see SUFFOLK, Charles Brandon, 1st Duke
BRANDON ARMS see BRANDON DOORWAY
BRANDON DOORWAY Brandon - one of us? (Refutation of Fletcher's identification of the Brandon arms by Christopher Bedingfield) 96/31 Brandon - still not quite one of us (conservation of stone further obscures details of arms which could not be identified before) 99/24 Gray' s Inn in the times of Henry VII and Henry VIII (Sir D.P. Barton) 1/6-8; 10/15 The new door (Editorial note on new entrance in Gray's Inn Square, with historical reference to Brandon doorway) 119/6 BRANTINGHAM, Elias Reader of Gray's Inn Brantingham's secret moot case (J.H. Baker) 91/20
BRAY, John Resigns as manager of Graya 72/89
BRIDGE BAR see GRAY'S INN BRIDGE
BRITISH GUIANA, Visit see VISITS
BRODERIP, William John An old bencher 50/106
BROOM, David Ernest A new broom (son of housekeeper) born 5th June 1954 40/74
BROOM, Joseph The new housekeeper 38/94
BROWNE, Desmond The Treasurer (Keith Lawrey). Includes photograph (b/w) 128/13
BUCK, Samuel A notable portrait (Samuel Buck). Portrait at p.27 96/25 Letter from Liza Picard in response to Master Sparrow's article on the portait of Samuel Buck; Master Sparrow's reply 97/65;98/72
BUCKLEY, Barry, Barman The Common Room Bar 114/11
BUDAPEST Visit by Margaret Chadderton, Deputy Under Treasurer (Students), 1993 98/52
BUDDLE, Adam A botanist in Gray's Inn 32/89
BULLEN, Caroline A matter of interpretation (on her work as a Polish interpretor for Scotland Yard) 85/31
BULLOCK, Fred Honour for Dr Fred Bullock (Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur for his history of foundation of Ivory Coast Colony) 15/102
BUNNING Standley William Chief Clerk 5/5 Under Treasurer 19/36
BURGHLEY William Cecil, 1st Baron A Group of Elizabethan portraits (Sir D.P. Barton) 2/17 A commemoration of Lord Burghley. Lecture 27th Oct 1998 by Dr Jill Husselby (reported by David Machin). Incl. portrait 109/57 Famous Grayans of former times. No.2. William Cecil, Lord Burghley (1520-1598) (E H Butcher) 9/19 Lord Burleigh's 'Advices' (C.G.L. Du Cann) 32/111 Portrait 9/25, 32/110 Portrait on mule back acquired 1990. Editorial note; Our new picture (Charles Sparrow). Includes colour photograph 93/5; 94/16 Two portraits auctioned at Sotheby's 11th July 1983. Editorial note 87/18 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
BURKE, Mary Graya Board member reaches age of 90 105/19
BURLEIGH see BURGHLEY
BURTON, Sir Michael John The Treasurer (Keith Lawrey). Includes portrait 125/11
BUTCHER, Anthony Joins Graya Board 99/19 Photograph with organist and Preacher 112/18 The Treasurer. Profile and portrait with son Christopher. 116/14
BUTTERS, Claire Library Secretary References 86/8; 97/62
BUTTERWORTHS A famous publishing house. With pictures. 43/42
BUTTERY see SERVERY
BYRNE, Sir William Portrait 17/214
CALL FEES see ADMISISON AND CALL FEES
CALL NIGHTS see also DINING; GRAY'S INN; HALL CUSTOMS Call Night [customs] (Francis Cowper) 43/62 Call Night at Gray's Inn (custom of shouting down newly-called suspended for Call of Florence Coxon, H.1933) 12/4 Call Night in Gray's Inn (photograph) 64/107 Ceremony moved back to 5.30 p.m and pre-dinner reception introduced 88/7 First split Call ceremony. Trin 1983 87/8 Gray's Inn in Victorian Days 114/13 Trinity Call Night 1960 filmed 52/76;53/6 Trinity Call Night 1960. Photograph 53/7
CALLIS Robert, Reader 1622 A Reader of Gray's Inn (Ivor Bowen) 3/28
CALVERT, Leonard Gray's Inn and the United States (F.Cowper) 73/23
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY see UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY GRAY'S INN SOCIETY Colour photograph of Gray's Inn guests at annual dinner held at Christ's College, 23rd Jan 1998 107/90
CAMPION Bernard Appointment as Metropolitan Magistrate 3/14 Master Campion (completion of 50 years from call) 30/77 My first brief 11/19 Portrait 16/153
CAMPION, Sydney Sculptor lawyer [exhibits bust of Delius] 72/89
CANADA, links Links with Canada (John Diefenbaker Hon. Bencher 1953) 49/6; 117/31
CANADA, Vist see VISITS
CANADIAN BAR ASSOCIATION. Annual meeting. Sept 1990 Reception at Gray's Inn 24th Sept 94/85 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
CANDLESTICKS for use in Hall donated by members and Benchers 109/14
CANTERBURY, Archbishops who have preached at Gray's Inn. N.B. Also Rowan Williams in 2000 when Archbishop of Wales 84/27
CAPLAN, Leonard Portrait and profile 83/3-4 Trinity Term Call Night 1979. Picture 83/19
CAROL SERVICE Carols in the Inn (First carol service in Chapel. 12th Dec 1966) 63/34
CARR, Sir Arthur Strettell Comyns My first brief 23/21 Portrait 31/1 The new Treasurer 31/2
CARSWELL, Robert Carswell, Baron The Law Lords (Joshua Rozenberg) 119/24
CARTOONS see LEGAL CARTOONS
CATALPA TREE The Catalpa 42/90 The Walks 59/8
CATHOLICS Mass in the Chapel (Editorial notes and article 'Ad majorem Dei Gloriam') 81/8, 82/7,61; 83/12 The hunter and the hunted : Richard Topcliffe [Persecutor] and Henry Walpole [persecuted] (Christopher Devlin) 55/23
CATS IN THE INN Cat life 54/86 Distinguished guests (including Trouble, Joseph and Charles) 30/118 The Head Porter's retirement 34/74 Tibby 66/84
CECIL, Henry see LEON, Henry Cecil
CECIL, Sir Robert see SALISBURY, Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of
CECIL, Sir William see BURGHLEY, William Cecil, 1st Baron
CELLIER, Jean Head Chef Catering 92/8
CENTRAL AFRICAN JUDICIARY Central African Judiciary (swearing in of Chief Justice & Supreme Court judges of Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland) 43/16
CENTRAL ASIA see EASTERN EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA
CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT Some Old Bailey personalities (Albert Crew) 20/42 The Old Bailey 1878 (Leonard Caplan) 56/89
CETA see COMPREHENSIVE AND ECONOMIC TRADE AGREEMENT
CEYLON see SRI LANKA
CHADDERTON, Margaret, Deputy Under Treasurer (Students) Appointment 86/7 Presented to the Queen 7th July 1997 106/20 Retirement 111/8 Visits East and West (to Budapest and American Inns of Court) 1993 98/52 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
CHALLIS, Graham see also obtituaries Memorial to Graham Challis (grand piano) 86/9
CHAMBERS IN THE INN see PRACTISING CHAMBERS
CHANNELL, Chef Leaves Inn's employment 87/16
CHAPEL see GRAY'S INN CHAPEL
CHAPEL COURT Some historical notes about Gray's Inn Square (Sir D.P. Barton) 7/18
CHAPEL READER Revd Adam Buddle (appointed Chapel Reader 12th Jun 1702) 32/89
CHAPLAIN Gray's Inn Chapel 700 years on. (First Chaplain appointed 1315) 127/9 The offices of "Chaplain" and "Preacher" at Gray's Inn (Sir D P Barton) 16/154
CHARLES, Cat Distinguished guests 30/118
CHARLES, H.R.H. Prince of Wales Attendance at Inn functions 82/4; 83/4;84/;88/4; 97/12 see also ROYAL WEDDING 1981 Photographs of visit to Gray's Inn 11th Mar 1993 97/12 Portrait by June Mendoza 83/6-7 The Prince and the planners. Review of 'A vision of Britain' by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales (Francis Cowper) 93/25 Royal Bencher (Picture of Call to Bar at 79/19) 78/4;79/4, 17
CHARLES I Still in a literary vein. Note by Liza Picard on Charles I as a book collector 102/15
CHARD, Kenneth, Butler Butler 82/10; 85/8 Head Porter 77/139; 80/13; Retirement 88/16
CHARTERHOUSE In the village: Sutton's Hospital in Charterhouse (Anthony Butcher) 113/24
CHARTRES, Richard John Carew, Bishop of London Photograph with Bishop Michael Doe at the latter's licensing as Preacher of Gray's Inn 8th Jun 2011 125/61
CHATTERTON, Thomas The inimitable Chatterton (Tim Shuttleworth). Includes reproduction of painting of deathbed scene by Henry Wallis (1856) 126/25
CHELMSFORD Frederick Thesiger, Baron Lord Chelmsford 82/22
CHESS CLUB see GRAY'S INN CHESS CLUB
CHESS CLOCKS Gray's Inn Chess circle acquires chess clocks 46/131
CHILD & CO Child and Co [Bankers]. With pictures. 44/109 Child's Bank 77/141 Salute to [Graya] advertisers. Child & Co appointed Inn's bankers 29th May 1750 37/71
CHILDREN Children of residents 36/86; 37/14; 38/94; 40/74; 41/18; 43/14; 50/75; 52/78; 89/11; 90/6 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
CHINA China: a country of contrasts (Marion Simmons) 118/26 Gray's Inn and refugees from political persecution in China 108/36 Illegal but not against the law. Observations on the Chinese attitude to the law (Charmian Martin) 93/37
CHINA SUPPORT GROUP Gray's Inn and refugees from political persecution in China 108/36
CHODI, Peter, Chapel Keeper Familiar figure 89/15
CHOIR see GRAY'S INN CHAPEL CHOIR
CHRISTIAN, Charles The Editor 101/20 Retires as Editor of Graya 105/12
CHRISTIANITY AND JUSTICE see RELIGION AND JUSTICE
CHRISTIANSON, Guy, Assistant Librarian The Library 70/129
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS The keeping of Christmas (in 'Master of the Revels' by Sir Herbert Austin) 1/14 see also MASQUES AND REVELS
CHRISTMAS CARD see GRAY'S INN CHRISTMAS CARD
CHRISTOPHER & CO Christopher and Company Limited [wine suppliers] (J.W. Bygott Webb) 45/25
CHRIST'S HOSPITAL Christ's Hospital presentation [made available for for benchers' by H S E Vanderpant] 12/6
'CHUNKY' see TUMBRIDGE, R
CHURCHILL, Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Attends dinners at the Inn 28th Mar and 14th Dec 1917; 29th Jul 1918 (meets F.D.Roosevelt),May 1943, to celebrate re-opening of Hall 1952 117/28-30 Bronze bust by David McFall 60/76;61/19 Bronze by Jacob Epstein - photograph 40/75 Churchill meets Roosevelt. Gray's Inn, 29th Jul 1918 (Malcolm Pill) 115/66 House Dinner 13th Jun 1952 (with photograph). 36/87 Man of two continents 61/35 Portrait with Robert Menzies 67/19 November birthday (Poem in honour of Winston Churchill by I Snatt) 50/76 On Winston Churchill [poem] 40/75 Sir Winston Churchill. Address by Dingle Foot. 4th Feb 1965 (preceded by tribute from Robert Menzies at p.17) 61/21 Sir Winston Churchill. Poem by Hedley Lucas 61/38
CHURCHILL SCHOLARSHIP Founded 65/11
CINQ PORTs, Warden Lord Warden Master Robert Menzies appointed in succession to Master Winston Churchill. 62/90 Sir Robert Menzies [installed as] Lord Warden of the Cinq Ports 64/95
CIRCUITS see MIDLAND CIRCUIT; NORTHERN CIRCUIT; WESTERN CIRCUIT see also CIRCUIT DINNERS Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
CIRCUIT DINNERS On the Circuit 101/16 Midland Circuit Dinner 3rd May 2002 115/14 Wales and Chester Circuit Dinner 25th April 1997 104/19; 105/89
CITZENS' ADVICE BUREAU Letter from Philip Pope concerning his work for a local Citizens' Advice Bureau 9/55
CITTIE OF YORKE Editorial note 87/9
CITY REMEMBRANCER Remembering the City (Adrian Barnes) 94/26
CITY UNIVERSITY Faculty of Law absorbs Inns of Court School of Law 113/7
CIVIL LITIGATION Provincial justice: a North Easterner's perspective: civil litigation. From a Reading given at Barnard's Inn by Master Paul Kennedy 25th Jun 2003 118/34 at p.44
CIVIL PROCEDURE Opinion - Woolf, a modest proposal (Nicholas Chambers) 102/5 The Civil Procedure Rules - the overriding objective, mirage or miracle (Robert Turner) 114/52 The Woolf talk at Gray's Inn civil procedure evening (Nicholas Chambers) 109/26
CLARA , Florist, greengrocer and fruitier Goodbye Clara (Francis Cowper) 79/41, 87/19
CLARKE, Kenneth Harry Master Kenneth Clarke: the legal career (Ross Cranston). Includes portrait and photographs 125/29
CLARKE HALL, Edna see HALL, Edna Clarke
CLARKE HALL, Sir William see HALL, Sir William Clarke
CLARKE HALL FELLOWSHIP The children's friend (announcement of the foundation of the Clarke Hall Fellowship, 1933) 12/3
CLERKENWELL In the village. St John's Gate (Charles Sparrow). Illustrated with two colour drawings. 110/46 In the village. The Italian village (Anthony Butcher) 109/48 London's Italian village 81/41
CLIFFORD'S INN Clifford's Inn 118/8
CLIVERD, Graham, Architectural painter, engraver and etcher Editorial note on etching of Gray's Inn Hall, Chapel and Gray's Inn Square 104/16 Letter from John Baker on etchings of Clifford's Inn and Middle Temple Hall 105/80
CLOCKS see ACT OF PARLIAMENT CLOCK; PENSION ROOM CLOCK
CLOISTERS The cloisters between South Square and Field Court in 1900 (Drawing) 62/89
CLOUTMAN, Sir Brett Sir Brett Cloutman: the last V.C. of The Great War 122/63
COCHRANE, Thomas Cochrane, 10th Earl of Dundonald The case of Lord Cochrane (Col.George Grover) 62/141
COCKS, Bernard Malcolm Deputy Librarian 5/5 Promoted to Librarian 54/80 Retirement 68/87 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
COHEN, Michael Portrait photograph 113/36
COLDSTREAM GUARDS Founder of the Coldstream (George Monck, Duke of Albermarle and other Gray's Inn connections with the regiment). 44/79 The Coldstream Guards 60/78; 68/90 COLLET'S INN see KING'S INNS
COLLINS, (John) Martin see also obituaries The Treasurer. Profile and portrait (Eric Owen) 109/5
COMEDY OF ERRORS Preparations for staging (1994). 2 colour photographs 102/20 The Comedy of Errors (1994). With colour photographs 99/15; 100/7; 101/27-37 The Night of Errors (Leonard Caplan) + correspondence with Master Croom-Johnson 97/43; 98/73/99/54
COMMITTEES OF THE INN see also Restructured 88/6, 47 GRAY'S INN BARRISTERS' COMMITTEE; GRAY'S INN BENCH BAR AND STUDENTS' COMMITTEE; MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
COMMON ROOM Common life 78/9 Common Room opening: extract from a diary. 30th Nov 1953 39/57 Conversations recorded by L. Jules Singer 28/52, 29/54 Masters 46/5; 63/4 New Common Room block (1970). Illustrated with pictures of rebuilding sites 1905 and 1970 72/116 Rebuilding adjustments 72/86 The Common Room 25/9,28/7 The new buildings 74/80; 75/6; 76/63 The new Common Room 78/7 The Common Room (renovations 2002) 115/11
COMMONWEALTH PRIME MINISTERS' CONFERENCE 1961 House Dinner 3rd March 1961 54/89
COMPREHENSIVE ECONONIC AND TRADE AGREEMENT A threat to Sovereignty of courts and Parliament (John Hendy) 128/52
COMYN, James One more legal anecdote 116/11
COMPARATIVE LAW The Executive and the courts: the English scene and its French counterpart. Address by C.J. Hamson 23d April 1956 44/86
COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF LONDON Portrait of Desmond Heap 39/18
COMYNS CARR, Sir Arthur Strettell see CARR, Sir Arthur Strettell Comyns
CONEY COURT see also GRAY'S INN SQUARE Some historical notes about Gray's Inn Square (Sir D.P. Barton) 7/19
CONFERENCE OF UNITED STATES CHIEF JUSTICES, Alaskan burn-out (Lord Lane) 84/25 Anchorage, Alaska, 1980
CONNAUGHT, Duke of , see ARTHUR, Duke of Connaught
CONNAUGHT, Prince Arthur of see ARTHUR, Prince of Connaught Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
CONTINUING EDUCATION A new role for the Inn 110/8; 113/6 Continuing Education. The Gray's Inn experience (Michael Hill) 95/18 Education and training at Gray's Inn: a brief history since 1992 127/37 First continuing education exercises 94/6 Legal education and training in Gray's Inn (John Mummery) 117/79 New Practitioners' Programme 106/19 The Advocacy Department: an introduction 114/61 The Advocacy Department. Visits to Jersey and the Bahamas 116/66 The compulsory exercises: an overseas perspective 115/85
CONTROL COMMISSION A change of status (Life in the Control Commission for Germany - military and civilian personnel). 33/52 Control Commission Courts, by a Prosecutor in Germany 26/33 Operation 'Justice' (N.L.C. Macaskie) 31/8
COOKE, John, Regicide Editorial note on Geoffrey Robertson's 'Tyrannicide brief' 119/9
COOPER, Walter, Warder Inn staff 48/64
CORAM, Thomas Tomb in St Andrew's Holborn dedicated 56/76
CORAM FOUNDATION Coram family (Anthony Butcher). Illustrated 120/59
CORNWALL, Charles Wolfran Men of Gray's Inn: Charles Wolfran Cornwall [1735-1789. Speaker of the House of Commons 1780-9].(Francis Cowper) 43/37 Portrait by Thomas Gainsborough 43/39
CORONATION OF EDWARD VII Two Coronation balls 1953 and 1903 38/106
CORONATION OF GEORGE VI Celebrations, 1937 19/3, 21,28; 108/26
CORONATION OF ELIZABETH II The Coronation Ball 38/92; 116/114 The children's party 38/107; 116/114 Two Coronation balls 1953 and 1903 38/106
CORONERS First appointed 1194 99/16
COSTIN, Frances P.A. to Under Treasurer Reference 80/13
COSTS The Bar, the Inns and legal reform (Daniel Brennan) 108/13-14
COUNCIL OF WALES James I refuses to accept judgment against (Farley's case) 106/58
COUNSELLOR SILVERTONGUE see NOBLE, Richard
COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER see DUTCHY AND COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER
COURAGE, William, Director of Finance Succeeds Peter Simmonds 106/102
COURT INTERPRETERS The life of a court interpreter (Diana Morgan) 86/51
COURT OF APPEAL FOR EASTERN AFRICA Gray's Inn and the Court of Appeal for Eastern Africa 33/24 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
COURT PUPILLAGE SCHEME see GRAY'S INN COURT PUPILLAGE SCHEME
COURTS AND LEGAL SERVICES BILL Extract from minutes of House of Commons Standing Committee D 94/36
COWARD Sir Lewis House Dinner 19th July 1929 . 5/3,17
COWEN, Sir Zelman Australian connections (Ross Cranston). Includes small b/w portrait photograph 128/49 Honorary Bencher 1978 81/6
COWIE, Hugh Two old Benchers 90/48
COWPER, Francis Honorary Bencher 1977 81/6 see also obituaries House Dinner 15th June 1989 93/27 Tree planted in memory of 95/14 Portrait. Drawing by Jacqueline Geldart 93/33 Yet another anniversary (Lord Edmund-Davies). A tribute to Francis Cowper, editor of Graya 80/49
COX Sir Montague A great municipal servant (Sir Montague Cox) 12/7
COX, Philip Memories of the Battle of the Atlantic as recorded by Master Philip Cox (Introduction by Master Pill). Includes small portrait photo in uniform 123/79 Portrait 94/3 The Treasurer Master Philip Cox. Science, Sea and Silk 94/8
COXON Florence A Call Night at Gray's Inn [Hilary 1933] (custom of shouting down newly called suspended for) 12/4
CRAFTSMEN'S DINNER The Craftsmen's Dinner (Dinner for the craftsmen involved in the reconstruction of the Hall, held 18th Dec 1952) 35/1
CRAWFORD, Richard Inn staff - Painter Retirement 88/18
CRICKET Cricket near Gray's Inn 1719 53/19
CRIMINAL ADVOCACY see ADVOCACY
CRIMINAL BAR Opinion - the future of the criminal bar (Richard Ferguson) 101/5
CRIMINAL JURISDICTION Provincial justice: a North Easterner's perspective. Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Paul Kennedy 25th Jun 2003 118/34 at p.35
CRIMINOLOGY Conference at Gray's Inn 26th Sept 1990 94/86 The reformation of the criminal (William Clarke Hall) 11/31 Reformative treatment of prisoners (William Clarke Hall) 2/9
CROFTON, William Early member of Gray's Inn. Editorial note 83/14
CROMWELL, Thomas Gray's Inn and the Tower [of London] (Molina Fullman) 82/50 Great judges of Gray's Inn (G.W. Keeton) 71/26
CROOM-JOHNSON, Sir David Portrait and profile 85/3-4 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
CROOM-JOHNSON, Sir Reginald Power A not so quiet corner of legal history (Judge demands planes grounded) Re-told at 102/53 with another anecdote. 83/43
CROSS BORDER CRIME Tackling cross-border crime. Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Clare Montgomery 21st Jun 2004 118/54
CROSS EXAMINATION The benefits and purpose of cross-examination (Lionel Read) 107/47; 114/8
CROWN OFFICE ROW 'Ten Crown Office Row' 85/51
CURFEW Curfew at Gray's Inn (poem) by Hedley Lucas 55/48 The curfew 51/5, 74/82 Time changed from 9 p.m. to 6.45 p.m. 89/14
CURL, Deborah, Library Assistant The Library 79/76
CUSACK, Sir Ralph Vincent Bequest of items including his portrait by Irma Hardy 82/4
CUSTOM Custom and the Freedom. Barnard's Inn Reading 18th Jun 1996 by Master Charles Sparrow 104/29
CUSTOMS IN HALL see HALL CUSTOMS
CYPRUS A new nation (Gray's Inn links]). 52/77 Justice Minister Alecos Evangelou lunches at the Inn, May 1995 102/19
DAMPIER, Lorraine, Administration Secretary The new Administration Secretary 92/13
DANCING IN THE INNS OF COURT 'Old time dancing' 63/10
DAVID, Henry Par nobile fratrum (legal case 1861) 53/17
DAVIES, Eric The Judge's Clerk. Includes photograph receiving Malaysian medal 128/8
DAVIES, Herbert Edmund see EDMUND-DAVIES Herbert Edmund Davies, Baron
DAVIS, Alfred Speedwell (David) Chief Clerk Elected to Holborn Borough Council 48/63 see also obituaries Mr and Mrs Davis 89/13 Retirement 79/14
DAVIS, Florence Caterer and Treasury Office assistant A retirement 52/78 Mr and Mrs Davis 89/13
DAVIS, J Night Porter Serving the Inn 80/13
DAY, Butler Retirement (1933) 12/7
DEAKIN, Alfred Australian connections (Ross Cranston) 128/41 Editorial note on Robert Menzies also mentions Alfred Deakin and William Morris Hughes 21/10
DEANS, Richard Storry Appointment as Gray's Inn tutor 17/195,202 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Portrait (with tributes on his death) 21/27
DEATH PENALTY The death penalty in Uganda (John-Paul Swoboda) 121/73
DEBATES AND DEBATING see GRAY'S INN DEBATING SOCIETY
DECLARATION OF INDULGENCE Gray's Inn and the Seven Bishops (Master Crooom-Johnson) 90/25
DEEMSTER see ISLE OF MAN
DEFERRAL OF CALL Disparity in numbers (David Jenkins) 120/33 Opinion: Call to the Bar (Proposal to defer pupillage until after Call) (Michael Furmston) 119/15
DEHN, Conrad Colour portrait and profile 103/14
DE LA BASTIDE, Michael Chief Justice of Trinidad and Tobago lunches at the Inn 1995 102/19
DE LANCEY, Cornelius Ver Heyden Baron De Lancey. The Baron De Lancey Lecture. The Baron De Lancey's benefactions 91/82-3
DENISE PANNICK MEMORIAL FUND Scholarship appeal (David Pannick) 110/25
DENNING, Alfred Thompson Denning, Baron Honorary Bencher 1979 82/5 Junior Bencher (Lord Edmund Davies). Includes portrait 82/20 Presides over moot between Gray's Inn and Pepperdine University School of Law, California 5th Nov 1981 85/10, 42
DENTON, Sam An echo from Field Court (Tea caddy owned by attorney, Sam Denton, admitted 1792, presented to the Inn) 16/148
DENTON, HALL AND BURGIN (Solicitors) Solicitors of Gray's Inn 83/55
DEPUTY HIGH COURT JUDGES Lunching rights 105/91
DERBY, Earls of Gray' s Inn in the times of Henry VII and Henry VIII (Sir D.P. Barton) 1/6 The family of Stanley at Gray's Inn (Sir D P Barton) 13/13
DERBYSHIRE, Harold Portrait 27/7 The new Treasurer 27/8
DE TOURVILLE, Henry Perrau Waiter-at-law (story by Don Russell based on that of Henri Pineau, alias Henry Perreau de Tourville of Middle Temple) 47/20
DEVLIN, Patrick Devlin, Baron Nemesis or coincidence (Theories on the early retirement of Lord Devlin from th House of Lords) + follow-up letter from James Kessler 96/20; 100/79 Portrait 57/3 Taken at the flood (early years at the Bar). Extract and review by David Barnard 105/32; 106/90
DICKENS Charles Dickens and Gray's Inn (Leslie Staples) 27/34 Gray's Inn Chambers (Gray's Inn Coffee House described in David Copperfield) 67/25 Random literary notes (C G L Du Cann) 4/32 Traddles at 2 South Square. Description of life in Traddles' attic from David Copperfield. 106/23
DICKSON WRIGHT, Clarissa see WRIGHT, Clarissa Dickson Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
DIEFENBAKER, John George see also obituaries Links with Canada (John Diefenbaker elected as Hon. Bencher) 49/6; 117/31
DIGGES, Sir Dudley A new picture in Gray's Inn (Sir Dudley Digges by Cornelius Jansen) 13/27 Portrait 39/26
DINGLEDEN, Henerey [sic] Manuscript reference to brass gravestone of an early member in Reigate Parish Church (B.L. Harl.1561) 91/58 Found by Master C Bedingfield
DINING see also CIRCUIT DINNERS; GRAND DAYS; Breaking up term (proposal) 87/12 HALL CUSTOMS; WINE Customs of Hall. Editorial note 87/13 Dining in Hall 31/;32/88;57/7; 59/5; 62/94-6 Dinners for members of the judiciary 91/7 Dining in Hall (Francis Cowper) 60/83 Dining in Hall: a case for conversational reform (Heon Stevenson) 99/35 Dining together 66/97 Easter and Dining Terms 1948: Keeping Terms; Keeping Terms in absentia 27/18 Memorable Dining Term (Hilary 1952. First post-war Dining Term) 35/2 Michaelmas Dining Term (Full dining restored M.1949) 30/77 Mixed dining (Benchers and Hall members) 90/9 The Inn revives 26/6 The point of dining 59/6 The Smoking Concerts (Keith Lawrey) 116/35 The uses of dining 83/61 Weekend dinners discontinued 88/13
DINING CLUBS see BACON DINING CLUB; BIRKENHEAD DINING CLUB
DIRECT ACCESS Opinion: Is the Bar right to remove its blinkers? (Marion Simmons) 117/15
DISCRIMINATION Religion, the Rule of Law and discrimination. Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Terence Etherton. 26th Jun 2014 (Abridged) 128/24
DISRAELI, Benjamin Disraeli's birthplace 51/7; 53/6; 57/38
DOCTORS Law and medicine (Gray's Inn doctors) 60/77
DODSON, Sir Gerald, Recorder of London 1937-1959 A tyranny of Judges? (Derek Wheatley) 102/51
DOE, Michael David The new Preacher (Anthony Butcher). Article including photo with Bishop of London at Preacher's licensing 8th June 2011 125/61
DOGS IN THE INN Banned from the Walks and required to be on a lead 55/6 Dog's life 70/86 Fred dies 1983 87/20 The last Peke- 'Pookie' 61/7
'DOLLS' HOUSE' The Dolls' House: a page of architectural history (Richard Stone) 115/55 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
DOMUS see GRAY' S INN
DONOVAN, Terence Donovan, Baron From the Commons to the Bench (Ross Cranston) 123/27
DOO, Sam, Deputy Head Porter see obituaries
DOUGHTY STREET Editorial note 86/15
DOUTHWAITE Dennis W, Under Teasurer Portrait 5/9 Retirement (1937) 19/29 The Under Treasurer 5/5
DOUTHWAITE, William Ralph Review of William Ralph Douthwaite's History of Gray's Inn. (1886) 30 Solicitor's Journal 352 89/44
DREW Catering Manager 76/63
DREW, George Links with Canada. (George Drew QC dines in Hall 15th Feb 1959 and presents sculpture of mother and child by Lokta) 49/6
DREW, John, Chef Worked at Gray's Inn 1950-1964 & 1972-1975 or 6 60/79; 79/15
DRILLING (military) Drilling in Gray's Inn 57/36
DRIVER, John Arthur Law Society President 54/85
DU CANN, Charles Garfield Lott 50 years at the Bar. An extract from this article also appears in no.121 at p.7 73/35
DU CANN, Richard Photograph (participating in mock trial at Lincoln's Inn) 96/14 see also RICHARD DU CANN AWARD FOR ADVOCACY
DU CANN PRIZE see RICHARD DU CANN AWARD FOR ADVOCACY
DUCHY AND COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER The County Palatine 44/78 The Duchy and County Palatine of Lancaster (Sir C Wilson) 10/7 Duchy of Lancaster (Dinner to celebrate 700 years of the Duchy. October 1966} 63/8 Gray's Inn and the Duchy of Lancaster 64/99 The Small Pension Room shields. With colour illustrations (Christopher Bedingfield) 102/34
DUKE, Henry see MERRIVALE, Henry Duke, 1st Baron
DUMMET, Sir Robert Ernest A magistrate's strong opinion [on publicity in court] 21/9 My first brief 13/15 Portrait 2/7 The Chief Magistrate 22/7
DUNPHY, Eleanor, Library Secretary The Library 79/76
DUTTON, Nicola see BENTLEY, Nicola
DYMOND, Glen, Deputy Librarian The Library 87/63;90/54;92/78
EAST AFRICA see KENYA Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
EASON, Robert High Bailiff and Second Deemster of the Isle of Man 71/7
EASTERN EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA Les Inns sans frontières. (Links with emerging jurisdictions of Eastern Europe and Central Asia) 99/17
EBSWORTH, Ann Marion First woman appointed a High Court judge in the Queen's Bench Division 95/13
ECCLESIASTICAL LAW A law report. Report of proceedings to obtain a faculty to erect railings at St George's, Camberwell (Eric James) 97/36
EDE & RAVENSCROFT The history of Ede and Ravenscroft (Julie White) 104/59
EDMUND-DAVIES Herbert Edmund Davies, Baron A record for 'Firsts' (Academic achievements at Universities of London and Oxford) 6/4 House Dinner to celebrate retirement from office of Lord of Appeal in Ordinary Feb 1982 85/5, 12 Master Edmund-Davies and Graya 97/5 Master Lord Edmund-Davies and Lady Eurwen. Colour photograph. Master Edmund-Davies robed for House of Lords 97/6 Memorial service in Gray's Inn Chapel 27th May 1993. Tribute by Master Hooson 98/44 Portrait 61/3 Retires as Dean of Chapel 88/5 Sculpture for Wales (portrait head of Lord Edmund-Davies by Ivor Roberts-Jones presented to National Museum of Wales) 86/6 Speech by Master Megaw to mark 80th birthday of Master Edmund-Davies. Delivered at luncheon 15th July 1986 90/24 Students of Gray' s Inn: A record of brilliant achievement (1927-8). Includes portrait. 3/31-3 Takes over editorship of Graya 47/4 Thanksgiving service 29th Jan 1993 at Llandaff Cathedral. Address by Lord Justice Watkins 97/49
EDMUND-DAVIES CHAIR OF CRIMINAL LAW AND Prof Andrew Ashworth delivers inaugural lecture 13th Dec 1989. Editorial note 93/42 CRIMINAL JUSTICE King's College London
EDUCATION FOR THE BAR seeLEGAL EDUCATION
EDWARDS, John Four old Benchers 89/50
EGAN, Eric, Robing Room Attendant References 80/13; 85/8; 87/16; 88/18
EISENHOWER, Dwight David, President of the United States Photographed with Viscount Kilmuir and John D Randall, 1960 53/23
EISTEDDFOD see also GORSEDD The colour that is Wales 116/42
ELDRIDGES ANTIQUE SHOP In the village: Eldridge 99-101 Farringdon Road 97/67
ELECTION OF VICE- TREASURER see VICE- TREASURER
ELECTIONS TO THE BENCH see BENCH ELECTIONS
ELIZABETH, H.M. Queen Mother Editorial note 119/10 The funeral of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. (David Jenkins). Includes photograph of David Jenkins as pall bearer 115/20 Visit. Grand Day Mich 1968 69/4, 13
ELIZABETH, H.R.H . Princess see also ELIZABETH II Illuminated address sent on the occasion of her marriage and acknowledgment 27/24 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
ELIZABETH I A Group of Elizabethan portraits (Sir D.P. Barton) 2/17 'Gloriana' - A portrait of Elizabeth I perfomed in Hall 27th Oct 1978 82/13 Portrait 44/supp. 142; 106/25 Portrait in Hall. Explains how the portrait of Elizabeth I came into possession of the Society 75/29 Portrait of Elizabeth the First in Gray's Inn Hall (Poem by I. Snatt) 56/95 Queen Elizabeth I (portrait on pound sovereign in possession of C G L Du Cann) 35/10
ELIZABETH II Loyal address for Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II 1977 81/4-5 Margaret Chadderton (Deputy Under Treasurer, Students' presented to. 7th July 1997) 106/20 Photograph with Sir Edward Maufe at memorial to Commonwelath Air Forces personnel 39/24 Photographs with Sir Leonard Stone at Gesta Grayorum 13th Nov 1956 44/supp. 160, 165; 120/130 Portrait 44/supp.143
ELLAM, William, Night Porter see also obitiuaries Appointed 39/13
ELLIS, Sir William The Fire Judges [Sir John Archer and Sir William Ellis]. Includes portrait of Ellis. (F.Cowper) 73/24
ELSEBACH, Horst W, Catering Manager Appointed Oct 1983 88/17 Retirement 109/14
ELWES, Thomas see HELWYS, Thomas
ELWYN-JONES, Frederick Elwyn Jones, Baron House Dinner to celebrate appointment as Attorney-General 20th Mar 1965 62/109 see also obituaries House Dinner to celebrate appointment as Lord Chancellor 7th Jun 1974 78/27 Portrait and profile 84/3-4
ELY PLACE In the village: Ely Place, sacred and secular (Paul Kennedy) 107/24
EMPIRE LAW CONFERENCE, Ottawa, 14-21 September 1960 United States and Canadian visits 53/5
EMPLOYED BAR see also GOVERNMENT LAWYERS; Keeping away from the Bar (reminiscences of Phil Reeve, an employed barrister) + follow up letter from Harry Mitchell 100/40; 101/72 IN-HOUSE LAWYERS The barrister in industry - a personal view (P.S. Millard) 84/57
EMPLOYMENT LAW & LITIGATION Provincial Justice: a North Easterner's perspective. Civil litigation. Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Paul Kennedy 25th Jun 2003 118/34 at p.34
EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES see also EQUAL TREATMENT The Inn's equal opportunities policy (David Machin) 101/59
EQUAL TREATMENT see also DISCRIMINATION Can social equality and freedom co-exist? (Michael Doe) 126/72
EQUALITY see EQUAL TREATMENT
ESKIMO SCULPTURE Links with Canada. (George Drew QC dines in Hall 15th Feb 1959 and presents sculpture of mother and child by Lokta) 49/6
ESSENHIGH, R.C. His Honour Judge Essenhigh (note of appointment, with summary of career and war record) 18/9
EUROPE see also EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF JUDGES; Competition law seminar held 8th May 2001 113/79 EUROPEAN COURTS OF JUSTICE; European awards 107/87 EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY Grand Day Easter Term 1988. European Dinner (Philip Cox). Includes guest list 92/29 FRANCE; GERMANY, Federal Republic Grand Day May 92 (European Grand Day 14th May 1992. Treasurer's speech by Master Richard Stone) 96/59 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF JUDGES The International and European Associations of Judges 107/16
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW see also A European legal education (Basil Markesinis) 105/50 EUROPEAN COURTS OF JUSTICE; European seminar 16th Mar 1998. With colour photographs 107/9 EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY Gray's Inn in Europe (1) At the sharp end (Nicholas Paines) 106/40 Opinion - The Europeanization of law (Basil Markesinis) 104/5 The map of community law in practice 102/42
EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS Beanstalk or living instrument?: how tall can the ECHR grow? Reading given at Barnard's Inn by Master Hale 16th Jun 2011 125/39
EUROPEAN COURTS OF JUSTICE The European Court of Justice (Edward Heath) 100/33 Visits to European legal Institutions, 1987, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1997 91/80; 95/89; 100/69 102/71;106/40
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY Grand Day May 92 (European Grand Day 14th May 1992. Treasurer's speech by Master Richard Stone) 96/59 Grand Night Dinner Easter 1973 to celebrate the establishment of the EEC 77/163
EUROPEAN LAW FOUNDATION see LORD SLYNN OF HADLEY EUROPEAN LAW FOUNDATION
EUROPEAN MOOT COURT COMPETITION see MOOTS AND MOOTING
EUTHANASIA Life before death: a sermon preached at Gray's Inn Chapel by The Gray's Inn Preacher The Rt Revd Michael Doe. 20th Jul 2014 128/87
EVANGELOU, Alecos Minister of Justice of Cyprus attends lunch in Hall May 1995 102/19
EVANS, Christmas Centenarian 84/10
EVANS, Sir Anthony Howell Meurig The Treasurer. Profile and portrait (Keith Lawrey) 111/16
EVANS, (David) Meurig Funeral tribute 9th March 1983 86/38
EVANS, Noel Fisher see also obituaries Joins Graya Board 71/7
EVANS, Sydney Hall Preacher see also obituaries Honorary Bencher 1977 81/6 Preached Mulligan Sermons 18th Jun 1961 and 15th Jul 1979 54/113; 83/8 The very Reverend Sydney Hall Evans (Master Edmund-Davies, Dean of Chapel) 81/39
EVERARD VER HEYDEN FOUNDATION PRIZES The Baron De Lancey's benefactions 91/83
EVERETT, Richard Marven Hale Portrait 81/3
EVERINGTON, Geoffrey Devas The portrait of the late Master Everington Q.C. (Mary Burke) 86/20
EVERYTHING IN THE GARDEN Play by Giles Cooper, performed by Bar Theatrical Society in Niblett Hall Inner Temple, Dec 1968 69/10
EXAMINATIONS see BAR EXAMINATIONS Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
EXPERT WITNESSES Experts and how to deal with them (Michael Cohen) 113/35
EXTRADITION Unwanted fugitives (from French Guiana landed in Trinidad). Refers Privy Council judgment on Extradition Treaty with France 116/90
EYRE, Sir James Men of Gray's Inn: Sir James Eyre [1734-1799] (Francis Cowper); Postcript [on portraits] (R.A.Riches) 40/85; 42 131 Portrait 40/84
FACE, The (Opera) The Face. Perfomed in Hall 2012 (Music by Christopher Bowers-Broadbent) 126/89
FAIRFIELD Frederick Greer, 1st Baron My first brief 11/17 Portrait 6/17
FALCO, Robert Visit of Robert Falco, French judge at Nuremberg and Hon. Bencher. 14th July 1948 28/8
FAMILY LAW Family law: rights and consequences.Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Joyanne Bracewell 16th Jun 2005 119/28 Privacy and publicity in family law: their eternal tension.Barnard's Inn Reading by Sir Nicholas Wall 28th Jun 2012 (Edited) 126/43
FARLEY'S CASE James I refuses to accept prohibition against Council of Wales 106/58
FATHER BROWN Scene from Father Brown film shot in the Inn 89/15
FAWKES, Guy see GUNPOWDER PLOT
FEES see ADMISSION AND CALL FEES; LAWYERS' FEES
FENCING see also GRAY'S INN FENCING CLUB Fencing notes 68/119 In the Village (Leon Paul Fencing supplies). 98/64 On being a judge (analogues with fencing) by Brian Haines, founder of the Gray's Inn Fencing Club 102/45
FENCING CLUB see GRAY'S INN FENCING CLUB
FIELD COURT Field Court (colour postcard) 94/25 Field Court in 1886. Picture. 75/11 Limited edition print by Michael Aubrey 109/64; 115/80 Our new watercolour. Late Victorian painting of Field Court acquired. Includes reproduction. 97/15,17 The cloisters between South Square and Field Court c 1900 (drawing) 62/89; 72/83
FIELDING, Henry The law and journalism (J.E. McInnes) 1/25
FILMING IN THE INN Filming at the Inn (Agatha Christie's Lord Edgeware dies). Note by Margaret Chadderton 89/60 Law in Action filmed n Gray's Inn Hall 128/9 Moll Flanders. 17th Oct 1964 60/79 Moots filmed 30th June 1975, 9th Feb 1981 79/8, 84/14 Return of the horse. Field Court used as location for a scene from a Father Brown film. Jan 1986 89/15 This Life (T.V. Programme about lawyers, 1997) 108/8 Trinity Call Night 1960 filmed 52/76; 53/6
FINCH, Sir John Great judges of Gray's Inn (G.W. Keeton) 71/27
FINES in Hall see HALL CUSTOMS Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
FINLAY, Fiona Daphne Born 7th Feb 1956 to Mr and Mrs Graeme Finlay, residents 43/14
FINNEY, Jarlath and Mark Hereditary Calls 87/8
FIOTT, John see LEE, John
FIRE JUDGES Fire Judges at Clifford's Inn 118/8 The Fire Judges [Sir John Archer and Sir William Ellis] 73/24; 74/85
FIRE OF LONDON DISPUTES ACT 1666 see FIRE JUDGES
FISHER EVANS, Noel see EVANS, Noel Fisher
FITTOCK, William (Porter) 'Bill the Docker' (retirement) 86/59 Portrait 76/69
FITZHERBERT, Sir Anthony Fitzherbert's home (Norbury Old Manor, Derbyshire) 59/13
FLAG see GRAY'S INN FLAG
FOOT, Sir Dingle House Dinner to celebrate appointment as Solicitor-General 20th March 1965 62/109 Memorial plaque unveiled in St Margaret's, Westminster 6th Jul 1981 (with photograph) 85/64-5 Portrait 67/3
FORENSIC FABLE Near Forensic fable (the sincerest form of flattery to '0'): the two kindly youths and the elderly inebriate 53/31
FORSTER OF HARRABY, John Forster, 1st Baron Portrait of Sir John Forster 47/3 see also obituaries
FOULGER & SONS (F.T.), Building contractor Theobalds Road 57/38
FOUNDLINGS see also CORAM FOUNDATION A Gray's Inn babe [Sarah Burton Gray] (Leonard Caplan) 81/39
FOX-ANDREWS, James Memorial service in Gray's Inn Chapel 13th Dec 2002 117/117
FRAMLINGHAM CASTLE Once owned by Sit Robert Hitcham of Gray's Inn 83/60
FRANCE Gray's Inn exchange with the Paris Bar 111/36 The Executive and the courts: the English scene and its French counterpart. Address by C.J. Hamson 23rd April 1956 44/86 Visit of the French Minister of Justice, 1996 (David Machin) 105/83
FRANCIS, George Two old Benchers 93/36
FRANCIS, Hugh Elvet see also obituaries Appointed Master of the Moots 71/4 Portrait 77/131
FRANCIS, John Joseph First Gray's Inn man admitted to practise in Hong Kong. Appointed QC for Hong Kong 1886 (Walter Greenwood) 89/85 John Joseph Francis. A pioneer in Hong Kong (Walter Greenwood) 91/51
FRANCIS, Robert The tragical case of Robert Francis (Sir M Sharpe) 12/21 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
FRANCIS BACON SOCIETY Centenary celebration 21st Jun 1986 90/22
FRANKFURTER, Felix Mr Justice Frankfurter [resigns from US Supreme Court] 57/5
FRED, Dog Dies 1983 87/20
FREEDOM, The Custom and the freedom. Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Charles Sparrow 18th Jun 1996. 104/29
FREEDOM OF RELIGION see also DISCRIMINATION Can social equality and religious freedom co-exist? (Michael Doe) 126/72 Religion, the Rule of Law and discrimination. Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Terence Etherton. 2th Jun 2014 (Abridged) 128/24
FREEMASONS see GRAY'S INN MASONIC LODGE; MIDDLE TEMPL:E MASONIC LODGE
FRY, Muriel see GEE, Mrs Sam
FUSION see LEGAL PROFESSION
FYFE, David Maxwell see KILMUIR, David Maxwell Fyfe, Viscount
GAMAGES Whatever happened to Gamages? (Timothy Shuttleworth) 121/63
GARDENS see WALKS
GARDINER, Gerald A giant of old 111/57
GASCOIGNE, George Gray's Inn biographies (John Allpress) 82/59
GASCOIGNE, Sir William A renowned judge: Sir William Gascoigne (Alec Samuels) 116/84 Great judges of Gray's Inn (G.W. Keeton) 71/25 Member of Inner Temple, not Gray's Inn. Editorial note 80/14 Sir William Gascoigne (Leonard Caplan) 94/20
GASELEE, Sir Stephen A Gift (presentation of silver fish slice presented to Stephen Gaselee in 1819 for services in a case) 41/17
GATES see GRAY'S INN GATES; LINCOLN'S INN GATE
GAVEL First gavel 80/11
GEE, Mrs Sam Former tenant of flat at 3 Gray's Inn Square. Piece includes water colour of flat from recently discovered album 101/13
GENERAL ELECTION 1929 Gray's Inn and the General Election (J.E.McInnes) 5/26
GENERAL ELECTION 1964 Parliamentary election 1964. Gray's Inn M.P.s 60/115
GENERAL ELECTION 1974 Members of the new Parliament. Gray's Inn M.P.s 77/225; 78/50
GENERAL ELECTION 1992 Gray's Inn M.Ps 95/15
GENTILI, Alberico The XVth Giornata Gentiliana. Speech given by Master Michael Burton at San Ginesio 15th Sept 2012 126/83 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
GENTILIS, Albericus see GENTILI, Alberico
GEORGE V Gray's Inn hosts tea party for Holborn school children to celebrate Silver Jubilee of George V and Queen Mary, 1935 108/26
GEORGE VI Gray's Inn hosts tea party for Holborn school children to celebrate coronation of George VI 108/26
GEORGE, David Lloyd see LLOYD-GEORGE, David Lloyd George, 1st Earl of Dwyfor
GERMANY, British Zone see also CONTROL COMMISSION FOR GERMANY Car for Mr Sikes (John Stevenson) 28/51
GERMANY, Federal Republic Dr Roman Herzog, President Federal Republic of Germany delivers legal address in Hall 26th April 1996. Includes photographs 104/9
GERRARD, Sir (Albert) Denis Note of appointment to QBD, with career summary 37/11 Portrait 59/3
GESTA GRAYORUM Gesta Grayorum: The Prince of Purpoole III: played in the presence of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II 13th Nov 1956 in Gray's Inn Hall 44/Supp. see also MASQUE OF FLOWERS: MASQUES AND REVELS The Night of Errors (Leonard Caplan) 97/43
GHOSTS Dropping the brick (fictional conversation with a legal ghost in Gray's Inn, by R.W Hough) 29/57 Ghosts in Gray's Inn (C.G.L Du Cann) 1/27 Occult news (correspondence) 38/150
GIBBENS, (Edward) Brian see also obituaries Portrait and profile 88/3-4 Succeeds Master Edmund-Davies as Dean of Chapel 88/5
GIBBONS, S.H. Deputy Butler Serving the Inn 80/13
G.I.B.B.S see GRAY'S INN BENCH BAR AND STUDENTS' COMMITTEE
GIBSON & WELDON, law tutors Gibson & Weldon 46/102
GILPIN, John, Walks Attendant Inn staff: John Gilpin 48/64
GLENAVY, James Henry Musson Campbell, Baron Men of Gray's Inn: Lord Glenavy (Francis Cowper) 28/44
GLIDEWELL, Iain The Graya profile - The Treasurer, Master Glidewell (Charles Christian). Photographs on p.11 101/8
GLORIANA see ELIZABETH I
GLOUCESTER, Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester , see HENRY, Prince, Duke of Gloucester
GLOUCESTER, Prince Richard 2nd Duke of Gloucester Attends performance of Comedy of Errors 15th Dec 1994. Photograph 101/27 Becomes second Royal Bencher 14th Nov 2000; Treasurer [Lionlel Read's] address to Hall. Includes colour photograph. 113/19-22
GODDARD, Rayner Goddard, Baron A tyranny of judges? (Derek Wheatley) 102/52 Portrait 42/92
GODFREY, Sir Edmund Berry Who killed Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey? 36/119
GOLDSMITH, Peter Goldsmith, Baron The Graya profile - Master Goldsmith. Includes portrait. 102/8 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
GOLDSMITH Oliver Random literary notes (C G L Du Cann) 4/30
GOMPERTZ, Jeremy Counsel for Mrs Kelly in Hutton enquiry 117/5
GONSALVES-SABOLA, Sir Joaquim Claudino Chief Justice of the Bahamas attends Treasurer's Reception, 1995 102/19
GORSEDD Gray's Inn and the Gorsedd (James Collins) 82/53 Sir Archie Pellow Marshall elected Bard of the Gorsedd 59/13 The colour that is Wales (Robyn Lewis) 116/42
GOVERNOR-GENERALS Gray's Inn Benchers, 1995 102/22
GOVERNMENT Address by Lord Shawcross 20th April 1964 (extract) 60/74
GOVERNMENT LAWYERS In Government (Rosemary Jeffreys) 107/27
GRAEME, Bruce (Graham F Jefferies) Novelist of Gray's Inn 19/8, 21/19
GRAND DAYS (Not a complete listing. Grand Night ceremonial 57/6 some others entered under subject) Themed Grand Days (1994 onwards) 101/16; 104/14; 116/10
GRAND NIGHTS see GRAND DAYS
GRAVESON, Ronald Harry Gift of rare books 93/5 see also obituaries Portrait by June Mendoza and profile 87/3-4 Speech of Netherland Ambassador on investing him with insignia of Commander of the Order of Orange-Nassau 20 July 1970 72/90
GRAY, Edward Inn servant see also obituaries Half a century in Gray's Inn 98/30 Retirement 85/6
GRAY, Gilbert see also obituaries Photograph (participating in mock trial at Lincoln's Inn) 96/14
GRAYA About Graya (Francis Cowper) 68/109 A tribute to the advertisers (Denis Sheridan) 80/44 Editor Charles Christian 101/20 Editor Charles Christian - retires but stays on Board 105/12 Editorial committee formed following death of Francis Cowper 94/4 Editorship of Graya (E. H. Butcher) (F.J. Parker and Francis Cowper take over from Edmund Davies, 1934) 15/106 Edmund Davies takes over as editor 47/4 E.H. Butcher resumes editorship [1937)]. Purpose of Graya 18/3 Eighty years on 121/5 Eric Owen succeeded as editor by Clare Noon 116/5 Forty years old (Sir Edmund Davies) 67/13 Graya and the future 95/2 Graya goes cyber 102/26 Graya Silver Jubilee 36/82, 37/21 Graya Silver Jubilee [Dinner 5th Dec 1952] 37/23; 116/113 Life subscribers (Charles Albert Beaumont becomes first life subscriber to Graya) 45/7 Manager (H.C. Walter) retires 69/11 Manager (John Bray) resigns; Geoffrey Hawker takes over 72/89 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Master Butcher joins Board 99/19 Master Edmund-Davies and Graya 97/5 Master Edmund-Davies replaced as Chairman by Master Stephen Terrell 75/5 Mary Burke (Board member). Editorial note 105/19 Message from The Hon. Sir Frederic Sellers [on the Silver Jubilee of Graya] 36/79 New Wine Correspondent (Julian Jeffs) 95/12 Noel Fisher Evans joins Board 71/7 On Graya having reached its sixtieth number (poem by Hedley Lucas) 60/116 Our first hundredth (by the Editor, Charles Christian) 100/5 Overseas letters of appreciation on the occasion of the Silver Jubilee of Graya 60/116 Our Printers (New Goswell Printing Company) 105/20 Personal forward by new editor H Edmund Davies (1932) 11/3 Salute to advertisers [Matthews Drew & Shelbourne; Trollope and Colls, Child & Co] 37/71 Statement by the Publisher (1974) 78/51 The first ninety-nine (Richard Bruce). Article followed by a selection of advertisements from early Grayas and a note on Editors 100/15 The beginning of Graya 38/94 The founding of Graya (Charles Burke) 36/111 Yet another anniversary (Lord Edmund-Davies). A tribute to Francis Cowper, Editor of Graya 80/49
GRAYA NEWS Commences publication 117/5 David Jenkins (support for Graya news ) 121/8
GRAY'S INN see also BENCHERS' TABLE; CLOISTERS; COMMON ROOM; A Christmas party in Gray's Inn FIELD COURT;GRAY'S INN CHAPEL; GRAY'S INN GATES; [extracted from 'Hammersmith Hoy', autobiography of actor Sir Nigel Playfair] 36/124 GRAY'S INN HALL; GRAY'S INN LIBRARY; GRAY'S INN PLACE GRAY'S INN SQUARE; GRIFFIN BUILDING; INNS OF COURT; A Preacher's farewell 83/28 MAPS OF THE INN; PENSION; REBUILDING;SOUTH SQUARE; An American at Gray's Inn (David Bedingfield) 95/32 WALKS; WAR DAMAGE; ZEPPELINS An important case (Howletts v Gray's Inn, 1993 judgment concerning commercial rental). Summarised by Michael Mann 101/50 As others see us: The Honourable Society of Gray's Inn. Account of an Inn tour by Master Sparrow (Clive Strickland) 107/35 Chapel Gallery of prints and paintings of the Inn 106/22; 107/38 Childhood and change in Gray's Inn (Emma Lewis) 83/23 Gray's in perspective (Review of Francis Cowper's 'A Prospect of Gray's Inn'. 2nd ed. by Julian Jeffs) 89/27 Gray's In the wars (from The Spanish Armada to rebuilding after WW2). Paper by Julian Jeffs Sept 2002. With photographs 116/47 Gray's Inn: a student's perspective (Liam Walker) 114/65 Gray's Inn: reconstruction for 1590 (diagram) 110/57 Gray's Inn (extract from Law Journal 17th Mar 1883 on proposal to relocate the Inn nearer the Law Courts) 87/104 Gray's Inn [buildings] (H Lidbetter) 25/12 Gray's Inn: a short history. Extracts from 2nd ed by Master Richard Stone. Includes C18 aquatint) 105/13 Gray's Inn. Reconstructions 1590 and 1725 110/57; 111/74 Gray's Inn 2000: a record of the Inn in the Millennium year (edited by David Machin) 113/67 Gray's Inn and the outbreak of War (WW1) (Malcolm Pill) 127/43 Gray's Inn as I have known it (by an old inhabitant) 35/11 Gray's Inn in the fourteenth century (Sir D P Barton) 12/15 Gray's Inn in the time of Charles I (Sir D P Barton) 18/14 Gray's Inn in the time of King James I (Sir D P Barton) [summary of talk in Hall 2nd May 1935) 17/197 Gray' s Inn in the times of Henry VII and Henry VIII (Sir D.P. Barton) 1/5 Gray's Inn in Victorian days (J.K.F. Cleave) 21/28 Gray's Inn - the musical Inn (Christopher Bowers-Broadbent) 108/32 Gray's Inn during the 1920s (Leonard Stone) 80/20 Gray's Inn during the 1930s (Francis Cowper) 80/22 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Gray's Inn during the 1940s (Donald and Mary Crabb) 80/26 Gray's Inn during the 1950s (Earl Snyder) 80/29 Gray's Inn over fifty years (Mary Burke) 105/37 Gray's Inn seen from the outside (John Casson) 69/27 Gray's Inn - South Square- South aspect (C19 picture) 25/21 Gray's Inn unfolding 78/40 Late Victorian Gray's Inn (From ' A London family 1870-1900', by M.V. Hughes) 87/59 Life in Gray's Inn: some Quarter Sessions records (Ivor Bowen) 14/67 Londinium redivivum (James Peller Malcom, 1803). Extract concerning Gray's Inn 106/49 Looking back (Reminiscences of life in and about the Inn 1930-1987 by Master Edmund-Davies) 91/18 Nicholas Bacon and the report on the Inns if Court (David Barnard) 81/37 Photographs, Post War: Domus, Large Pension Room; Small Pension Room;Benchers' Library 38/110-11 Photographs (2 x black & white) 108/62-3 Photographs, Summer 1947 26/32 Rebuilding 24/11 Solicitors of Gray's Inn 83/55 Some recollections of Gray's Inn by the Treasurer (Timothy Healy 1929) 4/10 Some reflections on the rise of Gray's Inn (G.D.Keogh). 14/55 Sons from abroad (early admissions of foreigners) 16/147 South Square-East aspect. C19 picture 25/15 The Ancient and Honourable Society of Gray's Inn (Prof J.H. Baker) 113/39 The Crown and Gray's Inn (Francis Cowper) 19/12 The early history of Gray's Inn (James Wellwood) 72/112 The early history of the Inns of Court with special reference to Gray's Inn. Address in Hall 8th Jun 1959 by Prof S.E. Thorne. 50/79 The Grass Man, The Shrub Man, The Flower Man and the All-Rounder (Henrietta Wilson) 105/42 The Gray's Inn estate (Malcom Spence) 101/63 The Inn. Yesterday, today and tomorrow (George Edinger) 27/30 The Inn's equal opportunities policy (David Machin) 101/59 The new buildings (Common Room block and Servery 1971) 74/80; 75/6; 76/63 The old constitution of Gray's Inn (J.H. Baker) 81/15 The Police Station site. Including Architect's sketch of new building on site of old police station on Theobald's Road 109/13 The Policy Committee revived 1994 101/61; 103/67 Three hundred years ago (Francis Cowper) 24/21 Time marks in Gray's Inn (Francis Cowper) 92/53 The Whistler Etchings: Whistler at Gray's Inn (Martin Hopkinson) 119/38 'Twas fifty years ago' (S.Parnell Kerr) 28/35 'Twas sixty years since': peaceful days in Gray's Inn (J.E.McInnes) 26/27 World War II 23/4, 24/3, 26/30
GRAY'S INN AIR SQUADRON Gray's Inn Air Squadron 6/43
GRAY'S INN ARCHIVES Our archives 115/14
GRAY'S INN ARMS see GRAY'S INN BADGE AND MOTTO
GRAY'S INN BADGE AND MOTTO see also GRIFFIN Letter from Gershon Ellenbogen 91/22 Overseas links (Arms of Gray's Inn, formerly above library door, displayed in Common Room of Wentworth Chambers, Sydney) 47/6 The arms of Gray's Inn. Concerning the Griffin (Ian Stewart) 33/35, 36-9
GRAY'S INN BARRISTERS' COMMITTEE Constitution of the Barristers' Representative Committee of Gray's Inn 108/49 see also Extracts and recommendations from Gray's Inn Barristers' Committee policy paper (June 1996 as amended January 1997) 106/11 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
GRAY'S INN BENCHERS, BARRISTERS AND STUDENTS' Gray's Inn Barristers' Committee (Michel Kallipetis) 106/5 COMMITTEE Constitution 95/73
GRAY'S INN BRIDGE The new Gray's Inn Bridge (John Steel). With picture 125/54
GRAY'S INN CHAMBERS Gray's Inn Chambers (pre-1964) 66/25 Practising Chambers 63/5; 76/61
GRAY'S INN CHAPEL see also CHAPLAIN; GRAY'S INN CHOIR; ORGAN; PREACHER; Bell tolled to mark death or funeral of Benchers 89/14 C18 aquatint showing Hall, Chapel and Gray's Inn Square 105/14 Dedication of the War Memorial 13th Nov 1960 53/49 First sermon delivered by a Catholic since the Reformation? (Mulligan Sermon 1991 preached by Cardinal Basil Hume) 95/16 Gray's Inn Chapel 30/92 Gray's Inn Chapel (poem by Hedley Lucas) 65/44 Gray's Inn Chapel: the past (Francis Cowper) 52/81 Gray's Inn Chapel 700 years on 127/9 Gray's Inn Chapel and its music. October 2000 (Christopher Bowers-Broadbent) 112/16 Gray's Inn Chapel in 1892 (drawing) 52/85 Gray's Inn Chapel in 1939 (photograph) 52/89 Gray's Inn Chapel in 1960 (photograph) 52/93 Gray's Inn Chapel rebuilt (poem by Hedley Lucas) 52/95 Gray's Inn revisited. Recollections of the rebuilding of the Chapel and Library by John Gadsden 97/29 Gryphon sculpted by Ivor Livi, given by Lady Finlay in memory of Sir Graeme Finlay. Dedicated 24th Apr 1988 92/45 Mass in the Chapel 81/8 Proposal for a new Chapel in the Walks c.1892. Includes design 99/23 Rebuilding 49/5; 50/73 Service broadcast 26th Jan 1987 91/8 Some historical notes about the Chapel of Gray's Inn (Sir D P Barton) 3/16 Stone medallion from pre-war Chapel incorporated in new Ohio Legal Centre 56/75 The Archbishops' window (Martin Collins) 115/68 The Chapel (the nature and purpose of the Chapel, by Canon Eric James) 95/84 The Chapel, including drawing by Jacqueline Geldart. 80/34 The Chapel (new Chapel completed 1960) 51/5; 52/74 The revival (Sheila Mars-Jones) 52/87 View showing exterior of Chapel in 1800 (print) 52/83
GRAY'S INN CHAPEL CHOIR Formed by Dr Henry Saunders, organist 53/50 Sings in Westminster Abbey. Evening service Remembrance Sunday, 2000 (letter from Canon Eric James) 112/68
GRAY'S INN CHAPTER see GRAY'S INN MASONIC LODGE
GRAY'S INN CHESS CLUB Gray's Inn Chess Circle (changes to constitution) 44/136 Gray's Inn Chess Club (Editor's note based on first annual report to year ending 31st Dec 1937) 20/40 Gray's Inn Chess club [acquires chess clocks] 46/131
GRAY'S INN CHRISTMAS CARD Our Christmas card (introduction of Gray's Inn Christmas card) 27/11 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
GRAY'S INN COFFEE HOUSE The Gray's Inn Coffee House 59/25 Gray's Inn Chambers (Gray's Inn Coffee House described in David Copperfield) 67/25 The Holborn Gate and Gray's Inn Coffee House in 1851 (drawing) 60/95 Welcome to Ye Olde Coffee Shoppee 97/18
GRAY'S INN COMMON ROOM ARTS SOCIETY Founded 67/59
GRAY'S INN COURT PUPILLAGE Gray's Inn Court Pupillage (Hass Baig) 116/75 Gray's Inn Court Pupillage Scheme 114/76 The Court Pupillage Scheme, 2000 (Edmund Lawson) 112/59
GRAY'S INN DEBATING SOCIETY Constitution (new constitution adopted 1970) 71/70 excluding routine reports Debating team triumph. Gray's Inn's first victory in Observer Mace Competition, 1993 97/19 see also LADIES' DEBATES Dinner of the Gray's Inn Debating Society 8th December 1967 [Photograph] 67/29 Gray's Inn Debating Society [1939-1947] 25/48,26/46 Gray's Inn debating Society (most successful year - 1996/7). By Andy George 105/22 Gray's Inn Debating Society - Leiden University 1994 100/67 Gray's Inn Debating Society Dinner 5th December 1947 (photograph) 27/44 Gray's Inn Debating Society fifty years ago (S.Parnell Kerr) 35/49 Gray's Inn visit to the King's inns, Dublin (1967); with historical introduction 66/99 Gray's Inn speakers Andy George and Tim Green placed best and second individual speakers ibnWorld Debating Championships (S.Africa) 105/19 James Mulcahy debate 114/10 The Irish Debate (Debating Society visit to Dublin and debate at King's Inns 6th Jun 1953) 38/132, 39/60 The Irish Debate (Debating Society visit to Dublin and debate at King's Inn 22nd Jan 1955): 2 reports 41/79 Irish visit )Gray's Inn hosts team from King's Inns Dublin, 9th Feb 1956) 43/60 Irish debate Dublin. 18th Jan 1957 45/56 Irish Debate Dublin. 16th-18th Jan 1959 49/43 Nostalgia (memories of King's Inns Debating Society visit to Gray's Inn July 1950 by 'Hibernia') 49/44 Past Presidents of the Society 1927-1965 64/127 The Irish debate and visit 14th-19th July 1966 64/125 The Irish visit 19th Jan 1961 53/39 The Paris trip (1972) 75/45 Tie (permission given for) 72/137 Visit to King's Inn (Irish debate 6th March 1964). 59/56 Visit to Queen's University, Belfast Literary and Scientific Society 61/63 World Debating Championships. Princeton N.J. Jan 1989, Athens, 1998 93/72; 107/79
GRAY'S INN FENCING CLUB Established 64/82 The Gray's Inn Fencing Club 66/90
GRAY'S INN FLAG For the flag 45/7 Gray's Inn colours 28/9 Lowered to mark death of Benchers 89/14
GRAY'S INN FOOTBALL CLUB Up for the cup 98/16
GRAY'S INN GARDENS see WALKS
GRAY'S INN GATE see GRAY'S INN GATES Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
GRAY'S INN GATES Drawing of Holborn Gate 58/107 Gray's Inn gates bear initials of Treasurer William Gilby,1723 106/24 Gray's Inn Road Gate (including drawing by Jacqueline Geldart) 79/24-5 Holborn Gate 59/26; 61/10; 62/97 Pegasus over exit from Gray's Inn Square to Gray's Inn Road and Griffin on gateway to Inner Temple Gardens. 2 photos 112/32 Photograph of Gray's Inn Road Gate 54/79 The Gates (poem by G.W.M. Grover lamenting destruction of Elizabethan Holborn Gate) 61/10 The historic gates of Gray's Inn 58/105 The Holborn Gate (Francis Cowper) 60/93 The Holborn Gate (a mise au point) 63/37 The Holborn Gate and Gray's Inn Coffee House in 1851 (drawing) 60/95 What a fall! (Cladding falls from Holborn Gatehouse, Oct 1989) 93/13
GRAY'S INN HALL see also HALL SCREEN; HERALDRY; A prayer on the re-opening of Gray's Inn Hall. From the Great Instauration by Francis Bacon 34/72 WINDOWS A relic of Gray's Inn [the old stove 1815-1897] (Tubal Cain). Preceded by drawing. 30/103 A.G.M. of Hall instituted Dec 1999 113/72 Clues in the old Hall (evidence of pre- 1555 Hall discovered during post-war rebuilding) (Francis Cowper) 29/48 Does Hall still have a purpose? 121/6 Etchings by Graham Cliverd. Editorial note 104/16 Exterior c 1830. Drawing 60/71 Graya (memories of life in Hall; a tribute to the Inn by William M Hughes on the Silver Jubilee of Graya) 37/21 Gray's Inn a Court of Law (for the Court of Exchequer) 117/7 Gray's Inn Hall (refurbishment 1931) 9/17 Gray's Inn Hall restored 36/81 How old is Gray's Inn Hall? 128/11 In Gray's Inn Hall (poem) by Michael Langley 62/145 Lecture in Hall (account of lecture about Gray's Inn Hall given by Sir D.P. Barton 24th Jan 1934) 14/81 Looking round the Hall (first impressions of the reconstructed Hall) 35/3 Lunch in Hall eighty years ago (reprint of a newspaper column from 1926) 121/10 Lunching rights extended to Deputy High Court Judges 105/91 May 10 1941 (photograph of war damage) 25/5 Oratory and enlightement (reflections on Gray's Inn Hall) (W.M. Hughes) 31/23 Photograph prior to restoration in 1931 10/17 Picture (external C19) 25/13 Pictures (1951) 34/94 Restoring Gray's Inn Hall (drawing) 48/61 Smoking in Hall. Letter from Alec Samuels 23rd July 1985 89/49 The 'Armada Screen' (Leonard Caplan) 92/15 The Inn revives [after WWII] 26/6 The lamps in Gray's Inn Hall (Chandeliers installed in 1951 wired by Jack Hendy, father of Master John Hendy) 121/35 The men who restored the Hall. Treasurer's speech at constructors' dinner on 18th Dec 1951 35/31 The recent reparation of Gray's Inn Hall (Sir D P Barton) 10/14
Wood from the roof of Gray's Inn Hall: an interesting memento 10/18
GRAY'S INN HALT (Jamaica) Jamaica Gray's Inn (Heather Latimer). Includes photograph; Jamaica Inn 59/27; 79/16
GRAY'S INN HISTORICAL SOCIETY Gray's Inn Historical Society (Edith Wellwood) 92/52 Gray's Inn Historical Society 1969-1979 (James Wellwood) 78/59; 82/65 Inaugural lecture 16th Nov 1969 (G.W. Keeton. 'Great judges of Gray's Inn') 71/6, 25 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
GRAY'S INN LIBRARY A new Gray's Inn publication: The Book of the Library (Commemorative volume 1929) 6/10 From 1941 to 1958 (Wiliam Holden) 49/12 Gray's Inn Library (Theresa Thom). Includes archival photographs. 122/26 Gray's Inn Library 1555-1973 (Philip Beddingham). Includes archival images 123/61 Gray's Inn Library: from the beginning (Francis Cowper) 49/9 Gray's Inn Library 1929-1941 (photograph) 49/11 Gray's Inn Library computer (1984) 88/62 Gray's Inn Library May 1941-February 1947 (W.Holden) 25/16 Gray's Inn revisited. Recollections of the rebuilding of the Chapel and Library by John Gadsden 97/29 Legal manuscripts in Gray's Inn Library. Notes by R.A. Routledge for Historical Society lecture by Prof Kiralfy 75/13 Library celebrations [Opening ceremony 18th July 1929; House Dinner 19th July 1929] 5/3-4 New Library 1884. Extract from Solicitors' Journal 18th Oct 1884 88/57 Masters 31/2;65/5 Overseas links (Arms of Gray's Inn, formerly above library door, displayed in Common Room of Wentworth Chambers, Sydney) 47/6 Photograph of the interior of the new Library (1958) 47/59 Rebuilding 47/5; 48/62 Rebuilding the East Library 1/17 Temporary Library 1946. Photographs of construction and opening 103/30 The architect of the [1929] Library (Sir Edwin Cooper) 5/6 The Holker Library 1929-1941 (photograph of ) 49/13 The Holker Library: opening by The Right Hon. Stanley Baldwin M.P. 18th July 1929 5/12 The[Holborn Borough] Council and the Library 27/11 The Library [1929-1970] (Philip Beddingham) 72/132 The Library 1927-1977 (Philip Beddingham) 80/45 The new Library [1958] 49/4 The new Library [1958]- exterior [Photograph] The opening of the new library [1958] 49/15 The opening of the new library [1958}. (Photograph of interior] 49/19 The opening of the temporary library 26/31
GRAY'S INN MANUSCRIPTS Legal manuscripts in Gray's Inn Library. Notes by R.A. Routledge for Historical Society lecture by Prof Kiralfy 75/13
GRAY'S INN MASONIC LODGE Consecration 2/8 excluding routine reports First meeting and investment of officers 5/24 see also MIDDLE TEMPLE MASONIC LODGE Freemasonry. 1. Gray's Inn Lodge (Oct 1939-Jan 1947). 2. The Lodge of Instruction.3.Obituary [of Brethren] 4. Gray's Inn Chapter 25/28-31 Gray's Inn Masonic Lodge (2000-2006 including 2002 Festival) 120/76 Opinion: Gray's Inn Lodge of Freemasons (Graham Illingworth) 112/12 Presentation of masonic tools by by Master Valentine Ball 17th Mar 1930 6/37 Presentation of wood from roof of Gray's Inn Hall (1931) 10/18, 12/25
GRAY'S INN MOTTO see GRAY'S INN BADGE AND MOTTO
GRAY'S INN PLACE Drawing by Laurence Bath 50/111 see also 'DOLLS' HOUSE'; INNS OF COURT SCHOOL OF LAW Photograph (black & white) 108/63
GRAY'S INN READERS AND READINGS see READERS AND READINGS
GRAY'S INN RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION Note on 90/55 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
GRAY'S INN ROAD A rhyme for Gray's Inn Road by I Snatt 55/51 Photograph circa 1878 120/10
GRAY'S INN ROAD GATE seeGRAY'S INN GATES
GRAY'S INN SAINTS see SAINTS
GRAY'S INN SEAL see GRAY'S INN BADGE AND MOTTO
GRAY'S INN SILVER see SILVER
GRAY'S INN SONG The Gray's Inn song 116/37
GRAY'S INN SQUARE Album of drawings of 3 Gray's Inn Square by Muriel Gee mentioned (Album in archives) 80/14 see also CHAPEL COURT; CONEY COURT Gray's Inn Square New Year's Eve 1961 (The Bridge). Photograph 55/9 Photograph of war damage 48/79 Mr and Mrs Sam Gee, former tenants of 3 Gray's Inn Square. Includes water colour of flat. 101/13 Postcard (colour) 1908 115/16 Some historical notes about Gray's Inn Square (Sir D.P. Barton) 7/17 The Squares 26/13 GRAY'S INN STAFF see INN STAFF
GRAY'S INN TIES (excluding advertisements) Debating Society tie 72/137 Gray's Inn House tie 33/51 Gray's Inn Ties 28/56, 30/127 The Moots tie 65/41
GRAY'S INN TUTOR Appointments 17/195,202; 22/8
GRAY'S INN WALKS see WALKS
GRAY'S INN WEBSITE see WEBSITES
GRAZEBROOK, Henry Broome Durley see also obituaries Portrait 51/4
GREAT ORMOND STREET HOSPITAL Great Ormond Street 63/9
GREAVES-LORD Sir Walter House Dinner 28th May 1935 17/206 Portrait 12/11 The new judges (E. H. Butcher) 16/159
GREEN COURT see CONEY COURT; PALISADO
GREENWOOD Hamar, 1st Viscount Portraits (one preceding obituary at 28/15) 6/11;28/14 Viscount Greenwood of Holbourne (career summary) 18/5
GREER, Frederick see FAIRFIELD, Frederick Greer, 1st Baron
GREY OF NAUNTON, Ralph Grey, Baron Lord Grey of Naunton. Honoured to be an Honorary Bencher. Preceded by colour portrait 96/9
GRIFFIN Concerning the Griffin (Ian Stewart) 33/36 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Griffin's ancestry 101/21 Monsters of the Middle Ages (G.K. Chesterton) 37/29 Over Gateway to Inner Temple Gardens. Editorial note 112/32 Over Gateway to Inner Temple Gardens. Photograph 83/5 The Griffin of Gray's Inn. Sermon preached by Eric James 24th April 1988 at dedication of the Gryphon given by Lady Finlay 92/45
GRIFFIN BUILDING Griffin Building 111/8 The case for Griffin Building. Illustrated 111/88
GROTIUS SOCIETY The Grotius Society (C.John Colombos) 40/76
GRYPHON see GRIFFIN
GULL, The, Ship Adventure at sea 29/37
GUNPOWDER PLOT Gun Powder Plot (letter concerning, sent from Gray's Inn 1605) 62/96
GUERNSEY GRAY'S INN DINING CLUB The Guernsey Gray's Inn Dining Club 95/91
GURNEY, Russell Calls at Gray's Inn 27/9
HAGUE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE see INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE AT THE HAGUE
HALE, Brenda Marjorie Hale, Baroness Master Hale: the early years. Illustrated. Includes portrait by June Mendoza at p.67 124/55
HALE, Sir Matthew Sat with Fire Judges at Clifford's Inn
HALL see GRAY'S INN HALL
HALL, Edna Clarke see also obituaries Edna Clarke Hall (exhibition 1971 and self portrait) 74/82-3 Edna Clarke Hall (exhibition 1989 and biographical note) 93/10
HALL, Sir Edward Marshall The Chambers of Marshall Hall. Editorial note on book by Master Malcolm Spence 119/8
HALL, Sir William Clarke Editorial 10/3 Portrait 11/9
HALL CUSTOMS Call Night speeches limited [Trinity 1962] 56/75, 104 see also GRAY'S INN HALL; HIPPOCRAS; Call Nights [customs] (Francis Cowper) 43/62 TOASTS AND TOASTING Call Night at Gray's Inn (custom of shouting down newly-called suspended for Call of Florence Coxon, H.1933) 12/4 Earl Snyder's bequest - Snyder Seniors 87/10; 88/9; 89/52; 91/13 First gavel 80/11 Forms of address for male and female members of Hall (letter from Alec Samuels) 86/53 Functions in Hall 37/12 Grand Night ceremonial 57/6 In Hall (institution of fine of wine for breach of customs) 28/9 Letter on Hall customs from Master Christopher Bedingfield 10/80 'Mr Junior' 25/6 'Mr Senior Sir' 36/85 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Note for the removal of doubt (members' dress, as inscribed on panels in Hall pre and post WW2) 33/20 Smoking in Hall. Letter from Alec Samuels 23rd July 1985 89/49 Some customs of Gray's Inn Hall 26/23, 31/7 Some customs of Gray's Inn Hall (leaflet), with introduction by Keith Lawrey at p.31 99/32 'The pious, glorious and immortal memory of Good Queen Bess' 2/21,6/15 The Inn revives; Fines, Addressing 'Mr Senior/Junior';Weekend Dinners; 26/6-8
HALL SCREEN see also SPANISH ARMADA Master Stone and the screen 65/6 The Armada Screen (Leonard Caplan) 92/15 The restored screen (etching) 39/32
HALL WINDOWS see WINDOWS
HALLETT, J A tyranny of judges? 102/52
HAMILTON, Andrew A note on two American members (David Barnard) 88/23 Gray's Inn and the United States (F.Cowper) 73/23
HAMSON, Charles John Joseph see also obtuaries Memorial service 18th Feb 1988 91/7 Portrait (drawing by Michael Noakes) and profile 79/3-4 Professor C.J. Hamson Q.C. (John Peyton) 79/54
HANLON, P. Deputy Librarian The Library 87/63
HARDY, (Christopher) Robert Colour photograph 98/39
HARDY BOYS, Sir Michael Honorary Bencher, later (1996) Governor-General of New Zealand visits the Inn, 1995 102/22
HARRIS, Reader Fifty years ago 45/61
HART, Herbert Lionel Adolphus The dual (opposied views on justice of Patrick Devlin and Prof H L A Hart ) (James Mulcahy) 67/21
HART v PEPPER see PEPPER v HART Opinion - The Netnintio of Parliament (statutory interpretation by reference to parliamentary intention) (Alex Carlile) 98/5
HARTWELL HOUSE Men of Gray's Inn: John Lee. Footnote 59/37
HARVEY, Neil, Head Gardener The Grass Man, The Shrub Man, The Flower Man and the All-Rounder (Henrietta Wilson) 105/44 The new Gardener 93/14
HASTINGS, Max Attends Grand Night 13th May 1993 93/13
HATTON, Sir Christopher Editorial note 84/16
HAWKER, Geoffrey Takes over as manager of Graya 72/89
HAYWARD, Dorothy, Deputy Under Treasurer (Students) Retirement 87/16 Serving the Inn 80/13 Students' guardian Angel (editorial note on retirement) 86/7
HEALY, Maurice The Old Munster Circuit 116/10 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
HEALY, Timothy House Dinner 15th Feb 1928 2/15 Men of Gray's Inn: Timothy Healy K.C. [1855-1931] (Francis Cowper) 32/125; 53/27 Portrait 4/9, 32/126 Portait on loan returned to owners 89/9
HEATH, Sir Edward Richard George Awarded Gerald Moody Entrance Scholarship 1938 22/58 Hon Bencher 1973. Attended Inn on many occasions, including for European Grand Night 1992 117/32
HEILBRON, Rose, Dame Cuts first sod for Raymond Buildings extension, 1985 89/5 see also obituaries First woman bencher 68/86 Portrait [on becoming a KC] 30/76 Portrait by June Mendoza 91/6-7; 119/6 The Treasurer 1985. Portrait and profile. 89/3-4;
HELWYS, Thomas Thomas Helwys (Elwes); the founder of the first Baptist Church in England (James Wellwood) 84/47
HENDY, Jack The lamps in Gay's Inn Hall: reflecting on my dad (Master John Hendy) 121/35
HENEKEYS see also CITTIE OF YORKE Circular issued 1839 Editorial note 84/15
HENNIKER, Aldborough Four old benchers 83/50
HENRY, Prince, Duke of Gloucester Attends Grand Night 22nd Nov 1961 55/5 Nominated for Staff College, Camberley 17/212 Pictures 35/21, 39/10, 40/71; 78/15 Royal Bencher 19/15; 78/4;79/4 The Royal Treasurer 39/11 The late Duke of Gloucester 84/5
HERALDRY see also GRAY'S INN BADGE AND MOTTO Brandon - one of us? (Refutation of identification of Charles Brandon's arms in 'Brandon Doorway' by C. Bedingfield) 96/31 Brandon - still not one of us (conservation of stone further obscures details of arms which could not be identified before) 99/24 The Heraldry of Gray's Inn (L.G.Pine) 50/99 The Small Pension Room shields. With colour illustrations (Christopher Bedingfield) 102/34
HERRICK, Robert Gray's Inn biographies (links to Gray's Inn) (John Allpress] 82/59
HERZOG, Roman Delivers legal address in Hall 6th April 1996. Includes photographs 104/9
HILBERY, Sir Malcolm A tyranny of judges? (Derek Wheatey) 102/52 House Dinner 28th May 1935 17/206 House Dinner 5th May 1960 52/95 Pictures 20/21; 40/71 ;45/8; 52/73 Portrait by William Dring. Editorial note. 71/5 Scholarship 65/5 The new judges (E. H. Butcher) 16/159
HILDA, Cleaner for Mr and Mrs Os Terry Hilda - loyal servant (retirement) 87/62 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
HILL, (Eliot) Michael Colour photograph at Cumberland Lodge 1994 100/8
HINGLEY, Roger Stuart, Estates Bursar New Estates Bursar 81/6
HIPPOCRAS Cup of Hippocras. Editorial note 88/8 Hippocras (Leonard Caplan) 93/23 The presentation of the cup of 'Hippocras' (Malcolm Hilbery) 44/81; 45/44
HISTORICAL SOCIETY see GRAY'S INN HISTORICAL SOCIETY
HITCHAM, Sir Robert Framlingham Castle 83/60 Sir Robert Hitcham 88/19
HOADLEY, Nigel, Head Porter Joins the Inn 114/11
HODSON MacKENZIE, Anthony see MacKENZIE, Anthony Hodson
HOFFMAN, Leonard Hoffman, Baron The group portrait 106/16
HOFMEYER, Jan Hendrik Portrait 29/21
HOGARTH Marriage à la mode 45/25
HOGG, G.E (James) Under Butler Reference 80/13; 85/8; 88/17
HOGG, Quintin 1845-1903 Unexpected education (The Ragged School Movement). By Liza Picard 118/91
HOLBORN see also Editorial notes 55/7; 56/76; 58/75;59/11; 60/80; 61/9 BLOOMSBURY; HOLBORN BARS; HOLBORN BOROUGH COUNCIL; 62/100; 63/11; 66/82; 67/9; 77/138 HOLBORN CIRCUS; POLICE STATION 81/10-11; 86/15
Daisy Gray died last May (Edward Gray) - Memories of Holborn from the 1920s to the 1940s 80/37 Goodbye Clara (Francis Cowper) 79/41 High Holborn on a hot summer's day in 1911 (photograph) 124/92 In the village - 'Multi pertransibunt et augebitur scientia' Memories of Holborn in the 1930s (Douglas Hague) 108/26 Red Lion Square. Editorial note 88/13 The way we were (Tim Shuttleworth). Includes photographs 119/52
HOLBORN BARS Holborn Bars 62/100
HOLBORN BOROUGH COUNCIL Councillors from Gray's Inn 48/63
HOLBORN CIRCUS Holborn Circus 68/89
HOLBORN GATE see GRAY'S INN GATES
HOLBORN LIBRARY New central library for Holborn (with photograph) 43/48 The neighbourhood 53/6 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
HOLBORN RESTAURANT The Holborn Restaurant (Timothy Shuttleworh). Illustrated 125/63
HOLDEN, William, Librarian A tribute to Captain Holden (poem by I Snatt) 54/96 Appointed Librarian from 1st Jan 1948 28/12 Memorial service 7th June 1961 54/117 United States tour [1952] 37/13
HOLKER, Sir John Holker and Kenealy (Francis Cowper) 67/17 Holker of Gray's Inn (Francis Cowper) 14/71 Portrait 78/3,8
HOLKER BEQUEST The Holker Bequest 4/13
HOLKER LIBRARY see GRAY'S INN LIBRARY
HOLLOWAY, Roger Appointed Preacher 1997 105/18 see also obituaries Photograph with Organist and Dean of Chapel 112/18 The Reverend Roger Holloway (Anthony Butcher). Includes portrait. 106/51
HOLMBĂCK, Ulf Baltic barrister (Swedish member) 100/11
HOLROYD, Edward Edward Holroyd 84/48
HOLT, Sir John A London cartoon by Peter Jackson, courtesy on The Evening News 37/46 Famous Grayans of former times: Sir John Holt (Francis Cowper) 22/25 Lord Chief Justice Holt. Address given in Hall by Lord Lane 7th Nov 1989 93/15 Monument in Suffolk church 95/14; 98/14 Portraits 22/5, 35; 93/21; 112/36 Sir John Holt (Alec Samuels). With photograph of portrait. 125/69 Sir John Holt's portrait ( Martin Collins) 112/36
HOLY WATER STOUP Rebuilding 49/5
HONG KONG Hong Kong Gray's Inn Society (Walter Greenwood). Includes note of first Gray's Inn man admitted to practise in Hong Kong 89/85 Hong Kong today and Gray's Inn (D.M. Goodbody) 89/45 John Joseph Francis. A pioneer in Hong Kong (Walter Greenwood) 91/51
HOOKER, Ray, Assistant Butler Reference 90/12
HOOSON, (Hugh) Emlyn Hooson, Baron see also obituaries Portrait 90/3
HOPE OF CRAIGHEAD, David Hope, Baron The Law Lords interviews (Joshua Rozenberg) 119/22
HOPKIN, Daniel Family connections with the Inn (He was Called 1925, his son and daughter in 1948 and 1949 respectively) 104/12-13
HOUSE DINNERS 2/15,23; 5/3,17; 17/206; 22/11; 36/87 41/20; 42/116; 52/95; 54/89; 62/109 77/134, 174; 80/55; 84/5,17; 85/4, 12 91/9,27; 95/38
HOUSE FLAG see GRAY'S INN FLAG Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
HOUSE OF COMMONS Lawyers in the House of Commons (A.M. Drysdale) 3/24 Members of Gray's Inn in the present House of Commons (J E McInnes) 10/33 Members of Parliament (Members of Gray's Inn elected to Parliament at the General Election of 1959) 51/55
HOUSE OF LORDS see also SUPREME COURT 'Securing political success by repetition': could Parliament Act 1911 be used by the House of Commons to insist on reform of House of Lords?. 4th Birkenhead Lecture given by Master Lord Pannick, 17th Oct 2011 (abridged) 125/21 The highest court in the land. Millennium lecture given in Gray's Inn Hall on 24th Oct 2000 by Lord Bingham 115/36
HOUSE TIE see GRAY'S INN TIES
HOWARD, Sir (Stephen) Gerald From the Commons to the Bench (Ross Cranston) 123/29
HOWARD OF EFFINGHAM, Charles Howard, A Group of Elizabethan portraits (Sir D.P. Barton) 2/20 1st Earl of Nottingham Engraving 92/37 The conqueror of the Armada - A Fellow for sixty years (Christopher Bedingfield) 92/31
HOWARDS The Family of Howard and Gray's Inn (Sir D P Barton) 4/18
HOWLETTS v GRAY'S INN (1993) An important case (Michael Mann) 101/50
HUDDLESTON, John Walter Famous Grayans of former times: Mr Baron Huddleston 1815-1890 (Francis Cowper) 18/40
HUELIN, Gordon see also obituaries The Rev Dr Gordon Huelin [moves out of the Inn] 88/63
HUGHES, Christopher, Under Treasurer Retirement 83/8 see also obituaries Succeeds Os Terry as Under Treasurer, 1976 80/7
HUGHES, Harcourt Commemoration (silver dish to commemorate Harcourt Hughes) 47/6
HUGHES, William Morris Australian connections (Ross Cranston). Includes photograph 12/42 Editorial note on Robert Menzies also mentions William Morris Hughes 21/10 Master W.M. Hughes 31/4 Portrait 37/18
HULLOCK, Sir John Men of Gray's Inn :Mr Baron Hullock [1767-1829] … Baron of the Court of Exchequer 1823-1829 (F. Cowper) 27/38 Two windows 66/92
HUMPHREYS, Joe Kitchen staff Retirement 87/16
HUMAN RIGHTS Beanstalk or living instrument: how tall can the ECHR grow?. Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Hale 16th Jun 2011 125/39
HUNTER, Muir Vane Skerrett New poetry (Bencher poet) 108/7 Professor Muir Hunter QC MA MRI citation on presentation for Honorary degree of Doctor of Laws at Bournemouth University. 113/80
HUTTON, Sir Richard Men of Gray's Inn: Sir Richard Hutton [1560-1639] by Francis Cowper 33/17 Portrait 24/7
HUTTON ENQUIRY Master Jeremy Gompertz, counsel for Mrs Kelly 117/5
HYNES, Thomas University election (elected as law representative, University of London Senate Jan 1934) 14/54 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
IATC see INNS OF COURT ADVOCACY TRAINING COMMITTEE
IALS FELLOWSHIP see INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED LEGAL STUDIES FELLOWSHIP
IDLE, Mrs, Bar Assistant Inn staff: Mrs Idle 48/64
IMMIGRATION The Immigration Appellate Authority (David Pearl) 104/51
INCOME TAX The income tax machine (Hebe G.S. Plunket) 39/33
INDIA, High Court Bench The English lawyer on the Indian Bench (Sir Cecil Walsh) 18/27
IN-HOUSE LAWYERS see also EMPLOYED BAR; Still life outside private practice (John Boyd) 103/35 GOVERNMENT LAWYERS
INN COMMITTEES see COMMITTEES OF THE INN
INN LIFE see GRAY'S INN
INN SERVANTS see STAFF
INN RESIDENTS small selection of notable tenants (mainly non-members) entered under name; Inn residency of Benchers noted where mentioned in Graya
INN STAFF see STAFF
INN TENANTS small selection of notable tenants (mainly non-members) entered under name
INNER LONDON MAGISTRATES' COURTS Centenary service. 13th Jul 1989 93/41
INNER TEMPLE, Amity see AMITY
INNS OF CHANCERY see also BARNARD'S INN; STAPLE INN Allied Inns of Chancery (Rizwan Majid) 117/33 Inns of Chancery. The 'fayrest inne' and 'a rank corner' (Charles Sparrow) 108/18 Two Inns of Chancery 66/83
INNS OF COURT see also AMITY; GRAY'S INN; An important case (concerning commercial rentals in the Inns of Court - Howletts v Gray's Inn, 1993). Summarised by M. Mann 101/50 Cromwell's projects. Editorial note on R.M. Fisher's article ' Thomas Cromwell, Dissolution of the monasteries and the Inns of Court' 80/10 Life in the Inns of Court in the Restoration (Thomas Evans) 72/101 Opinion - say no to the Greeks (Philip Naughton). The Inns should not admit solicitor advocates 109/18 The Bar, The Inns and legal reform (Daniel Brennan) 108/13 The early history of the Inns of Court with special reference to Gray's Inn. Address in Hall 8th Jun 1959 by Prof S.E. Thorne. 50/79 The function of the Inns of Court (Francis Cowper) 68/108 The Inns of Court before the Civil War (F. Cowper) 76/71 The role of the Inns of Court 103/5 Thomson v Inner Temple 87/41
INNS OF COURT ADVOCACY TRAINING COMMITTEE IATC goes on Safari. South African trip 1996 103/29
INNS OF COURT AND CITY YEOMANRY The Inns of Court and City Yeomanry 94/88
INNS OF COURT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The Inns of Court Executive Council 57/10 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
INNS OF COURT LIBRARIES LIAISON COMMITTEE Established 1990 (The Library 1990-91) 94/82
INNS OF COURT OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS Inns of Court Officers Training Corps: Sir Philip Sidney, an early member 8/24
INNS OF COURT REGIMENT [Practising in]The Squares, 1947 (does not include picture) 26/13
INNS OF COURT SCHOOL OF LAW A partial farewell to the ICSL 113/6 see also LEGAL EDUCATION Building progress 57/5; 58/77;59/10 HOLBORN CIRCUS; POLICE STATION Refurbishment 116/7 The Law School (Leslie Watson) 59/30 The School of Law. Opening 10th June 1964 60/96
INSITUTE OF ADVANCED LEGAL STUDIES FELLOWSHIP East meets West 95/12
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION The privatisation of law: has the World Court finally been created by modern international arbitration? Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Goldsmith 27th Jun 2013 127/71
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF JUDGES The International and European Associations of Judges 107/16
INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE AT THE HAGUE The International Court of Justice at the Hague (Sir Arnold McNair). Article preceded by photos. 28/30
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT The International Criminal Court: has it a future? (Clive Nicholls) 116/22
INTERNATIONAL LAW Address by Sir William McNair to the Grotius Society [on Gray's Inn and international law] 40/77 International law (Editorial). International lawyers of Gray's Inn: Sir Arnold McNair and Prof Hersch Lauterpacht 41/15 The international dimension of judicial review. Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Stephen Richards 7th Jun 2006 120/41
INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL FOR THE FAR EAST The judgment of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (A.S. Comyns Carr) 29/26
INTERNET see LEGAL TECHNOLOGY; WEBSITES
IRISH BAR First retrospect (Maurice Healy's memories of his early career at the Irish Bar) 9/13
IRISH INNS OF COURT The Irish Inns of Court: North and South (Hector Hughes) 19/50 see also GRAY'S INN DEBATING SOCIETY (for debates with King's Inns) ; KINGS INNS
ISLE OF MAN see also TYNWALD Robert Eason. High Bailiff and Second Deemster 71/7
IVEY, Harry Pryn, Head Porter see also obituaries H. Ivey Head Porter - 1930-1951 (Portrait) 34/98 Harry Ivey and Trouble (cat): photograph 35/42 The Head Porter's retirement 34/74
JACKSON, Dinah Head waitress Retirement 86/6
JACOB, Sir Jack Isaac Hai My dad and Gray's Inn (Robin Jacob). Includes b/w portrait photo 114/41 Retires as Queen's Remembrancer 84/14
JACOB, Sir Robin (Robert Raphael Hayim) The Treasurer (Keith Lawrey). Profile and portrait 120/11 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
JAMES, Eric see also obituaries Appointed Chaplain to the Queen 88/5 Canon Eric James (Anthony Butcher) 105/27 New Preacher 1978 82/6 Portrait (colour photograph) 105/26 Retires 105/18 Review of A time to speak: forty sermons by Canon Eric James (Gordon Slynn) 106/86 Review of The house of my friends: memories and reflections (Eric Owen) 118/84
JAMES, Phyllis Dorothy, Baroness (P.D. James. Author) Attends Grand Night 13th May 1993 98/13
JAMES MULCAHY DEBATE Editorial note 114/10
JANSEN Cornelius A new picture in Gray's Inn (Sir Dudley Digges by Cornelius Jansen) 13/27
JEFFERIES, Graham F see GRAEME, Bruce
JENKINS, David, Royalist Judge Famous Grayans of former times: David Jenkins: the Royalist Judge 1582-1663 (Francis Cowper) 19/41 Gray's Inn and the Tower [of London] (Molina Fullman) 82/49 Great men of Gray's Inn (Francis Cowper) 71/31 Portrait 19/47
JENKINS, David John Malcolm, Under Treasurer An Under Treasurer of distinction (Anthony Butcher). Includes photographs 122/36 David Jenkins (retirement and support for Graya News) 121/8 Pall bearer at funeral of H.M. The Queen Mother. Photograph 115/20 Photograph 121/9 To succeed David Machin as Under Treasurer 110/10
JENKINS, Garth Courage and triumph (blind student Called to the Bar) 59/7
JENKINS, Martin, Sculptor Commissioned to make a stele for the Walks to celebrate the Millennenium 113/65
JENNINGS, W Ivor Students of Gray' s Inn: A record of brilliant achievement (1927-8). Includes portrait 3/32-3
JOCELYN, Robert Jocelyn, 1st Viscount Men of Gray's Inn: Viscount Jocelyn [1688?-1756] (Francis Cowper) 45/30 Portrait 45/29
JOLIFFE, William Peter An old Bencher 91/19
JOHNSON Samuel Random literary notes (C G L Du Cann) 4/30
JOHNSTON, Gaston Trinidad Jubilee (celebration of Diamond Jubilee of Gaston Johnston of Trinidad Bar) 49/7
JONES, Frederick Elwyn see ELWYN-JONES, Frederick Elwyn Jones, Baron
JONES, Sir George W.H. Note of appointment as Recorder of Colchester, with career summary 18/8
JONES, Glanville see JONES, Mark Glanville
JONES, Sir Kenneth Portrait and profile 91/3,5 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
JONES, Mark Glanville, Deputy Librarian The Library 89/56; 90/54; 92/78
JORDAN, Paul, Warden The Warden 85/9
JOSEPH, Cat Distinguished guests 30/118
JOUGHLIN, Ruth, Assistant Librarian The Library 72/133
JOURNALISM The law and journalism (J.E. McInnes) 1/23, 2/28
JOWETT, Elizabeth, Library Assistant The Library 94/82
JUDGMENTS Dissenting judgments:self indulgence or self sacrifice.5th Birkenhead lecture, by Lord Kerr of Tonaghmore. 8th Oct 2012 (abridged) 126/17
JUDGES see also JUDGMENTS; JUDICIAL REVIEW A literary illusion (literary allusions by judges). By David Foskett 118/18 A tyranny of judges? (Derek Wheatley) 102/51 English judges oppose James I's attempt to change name of England and Scotland to Great Britain 106/59 Farley's case. James I ultra vires in use of commission to Council of Wales to do what could only be done by Act of Parliament 106/58 Judges don't do politics (Master Neill's refutation of this statement by Lord Falconer) 120/15 Judges of today (Lord Edmund-Davies) 83/21 On being a judge (Brian W Haines) 102/45 On judicial method (Ross Cranston) 126/61 Opinion: Judges going public (John Mummery) 126/13 Opinion: Judicial assistance (Conrad Dehn) 123/16 Opinion: the deveoping role of judges in matters of public law 128/19 'Your best four years on the Bench': As a Presiding Judge on the North Eastern Circuit (Peter Coulson) 126/30
JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL see PRIVY COUNCIL
JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE see JUDGES
JUDICIAL METHOD see JUDGES
JUDICIAL REVIEW The international dimension of judicial review. Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Stephen Richards 7th Jun 2006 120/41
JUDICIARY, Dinners for members of 91/17
JUNIOR IN HALL see HALL CUSTOMS
JURISDICTION see CRIMINAL JURSDICTION
JUSTICE see ACCESS TO JUSTICE; ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE; LAWYERS' CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP; RELIGION AND JUSTICE
JUXON, William News of portraits of William Juxon and Francis Walsingham 65/7
KAHMAN, Walter Wrecking a racket (the prosecution of Walter Kahman) (John Stevenson] 30/112
KALLIPETIS, Michel Colour photograph 106/6 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
KARMEL, Barbara Master David Karmel and Mrs Barbara Karmel 91/23 Portrait (drawing) 91/25
KARMEL, David Appointed Master of the Moots 55/5 Master David and Mrs Barbara Karmel 91/23 Photograph 71/3 Portrait (drawing) 91/24 Profile 71/4
KARMEL SCHOLARSHIP 91/22
KAY, Sir Maurice The Treasurer (Keith Lawrey). Includes portrait 126/10
KEEN'S CHOP HOUSE Closes 59/12
KEITH OF KINKEL Henry Keith, Baron Portrait. Drawing by Leonard Boden 84/7 see also obituaries The Group portrait 106/16
KENEALY, Edward Vaughan Hyde see also TICHBORNE TRIAL Holker and Kenealy (Francis Cowper) 67/17
KEMP, Iris Head waitress 86/6 Retirement 89/13
KENNNEDY, John, Warden Serving the Inn 80/13
KENNEDY, Sir Paul Colour portait photo 114/6 The Treasurer. Profile (Mark Waller). Includes photograph 115/8
KENTWELL HALL Restored by Gray's Inn member Patrick Phillips. Editorial notes 80/15; 82/12; 83/14; 84/16; 85/9; 87/20
KENYA Gift from Kenya (silver tankard to commemorate re-opening of Hall) 36/86 Grayans in Kenya 33/46 Gray's Inn and the inauguration of the Court of Appeal for Eastern Africa 33/24 Gray's Inn in Kenya 35/5 Gray's Inn Latin graces at 21st Annual Dinner of Gray's Inn Society of Kenya 5th Dec 1979 83/16 Gray's Inn Society retirement Dinner for Sir William Duffus 78/11
KEOGH, Anthony James How I came to Gray's Inn 118/88
KEOGH, George Portrait 14/57
KILLERBY, Sally Ann Memorial service. 9th Dec 1985 89/36
KILMUIR, David Maxwell Fyfe, Viscount Appointed Lord Chancellor 41/14 At Nuremberg Trials 26/9 Memorial by John Skelton 67/5 House Dinner upon his elevation to the Woolsack 9th Dec 1954 41/20 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Note of election as Bencher, with short career summary 19/6 Photographed with President Eisenhower and Mr John D. Randall 1960 53/23 Portrait of The Rt Hon. Viscount Kilmuir 41/19 Portrait of Sir David Maxwell Fyfe 29/12 Rivalry with Hartley Shawcross 103/21 The Chancellor's portrait. Editorial note 45/6
KING, William Lyon MacKenzie Report of death and photo 32/88 Report of lunch in Hall for Master Mackenzie King (Hon. Bencher 1946) 21st Nov 1947 and portrait 27/10
KING'S INNS see also IRISH INNS OF COURT Gray's Inn visit to the King's Inns, Dublin (1967): with historical introduction 66/99
KOREA A not quite-so-mysterious East (Account of a visit to South Korea by Catherine Black) 84/62
KURDISTAN A year in Kurdistan - North Iraq (Irene Vagg) 108/40
KYPRIANOU, Spyros First foreign minister of Cyprus and member of Gray's Inn 52/77
LADIES' DEBATES Marriage as a discipline for a career (20th July 1928) 3/34
LAKE, Stephen First student from New England (James Wellwood) 88/36
LAMB, Percy see also obituaries Portrait 55/3
LAMPS see STREET LIGHTING
LANCASHIRE Connections 98/15
LANCASTER, Duchy see DUCHY AND COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER
LANE, Geoffrey Dawson Lane Baron Appointed Lord Chief Justice 83/5 see also obituaries House dinner to celebrate appointment as LCJ 84/5,17 The portrait of Master Lane (Charles Sparrow) 86/18
LANTERN The lantern [in Hall] 33/27; 120/8
LARGE PENSION ROOM Postwar photograph 38/110
LAST MAN, The (Opera) Performed in Hall 2012 (Music by Christopher Bowers-Broadbent) 117/83
LAUNDRESSES Our Jessie, the lawyers' laudress 65/19 The laundresses of Gray's Inn 30/123
LAW COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA, Journey to the Antipodes (Lord Devlin) 58/99 Convention, January 1963, Tasmania
LAW DONS see ACADEMIC MEMBERS
LAW IN ACTION Filmed in Gray's Inn Hall 128/9
LAW LORDS of Gray's Inn, 1979 83/5 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
LAW OFFICERS OF THE CROWN see also ATTORNEY GENERAL House Dinner for Masters Sir Dingle Foot, Solicitor-General and Sir Elwyn Jones, Attorney-General, 20th March 1965 62/109
LAW PUBLISHING No-one but a blockhead (Legal authors and law publishers). By Mark Le Fanu 103/38
LAW REPORTING A career in law reporting (Edith Wellwood) 112/49 The Law Reporters 118/6
LAW REFORM Francis Bacon and law reform (Clifford Hall) 90/13 Law reform. Address by Gerald Gardiner. 18th Nov 1963 59/15 Reform (James Mulcahy) 66/95
LAW SOCIETY President attends dinner in Hall 23rd July 1963 58/74 President attends dinner in Hall 12th Oct 1978 82/13
LAWCARE Stress at the Bar (Hilary Tilby - Co-ordinator, Lawcare ) 115/5
LAWYERS Abraham Lincoln's speech on the practice of law 113/63 see also ADVOCACY; BARRISTERS; LEGAL PROFESSION First - let's hang all the lawyers (James Mulcahy). 80/69 Lawyers in the House of Commons (A.M. Drysdale) 3/24
LAWYERS' CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP To love mercy, do justice and walk humbly with our God (Christine John) 114/14
LAWYERS' FEES First - let's hang all the lawyers (James Mulcahy). 80/69
LAWLOR, Leo, Butler Catering 92/8
LEACH, Sir Lionel Portrait 45/9
LEAFHEAD, Kate, Deputy Under Treasurer (Students) New Deputy Under Treasurer (Students) 112/9
LEATHERHEAD MURDER CASE A matter of interpretation (Caroline Bullen) 85/31
LEE, John alias FIOTT Men of Gray's Inn: Dr John Lee [1783-1866] (Francis Cowper] 59/35
LEE, John, Students' Welfare Officer John Lee: with picture 70/85
LEE, Robert Warden Master Lee [comes to live in Gray's Inn Square] 43/13 see also obituaries Portrait 47/29
LEGAL AID A very worthy organisation (The Bentham Committee for Poor Litigants) 21/8 Legal aid for the poor (The Society of Our Lady of Good Council) 18/59 Please, sir, I want some more (James Mulcahy) 82/55 The Bar, the Inns and legal reform (Daniel Brennan) 108/13-15
LEGAL AUTHORS No-one but a blockhead (legal authors and law publishers). By Mark Le Fanu 103/38
LEGAL CARTOONS Sallon's cartoons 58/93
LEGAL EDUCATION see also AMERICAN LEGAL EDUCATION; A European legal education (Basil Markesinis) 105/50 CONTINUING EDUCATION A Reader of Gray's Inn [Robert Callis] (Ivor Bowen) 3/28 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Disparity in numbers (David Jenkins) 120/33 Education and training at Gray's Inn: a brief history since 1992 (David Hunt) 127/37 Legal education and the practice of law in Malaysia and Singapore (Call Night speech by Richard Stone 23rd Jul 1992) 96/28 Legal education and training in Gray's Inn (John Mummery) 117/79 Opinion: legal education - a common start for everybody (David Barnard) 125/15 Please, sir, I want some more (Inns should control education for the Bar) 82/55 Study at the Inns 75/17 The Bar and the law degree 69/17 The BVC and the pupillage problem 122/7 The Elizabethan law student (David Barnard) 83/51 The former times 58/117 The original Inns of Court School of Law (J.H. Baker) 94/13 The Regulators and transparency 125/5
LEGAL ETHICS Seminar on legal ethics 28th Apr 1999. Lead talk by Master Paul Kennedy 110/29
LEGAL INSTITUTIONS The future of our legal insitutions. Address in Hall by Lord Denning 4th July 1960 52/103
LEGAL LONDON EXHIBITION 1971 Legal London Exhibition 74/81
LEGAL PROFESSION 'Graya' Forum: views on fusion 6/23 Opposition of Sir Edward Clarke to fusion 9/33 The need for an independent Bar (Prof Lord Beloff) 95/28 The Pearce Report (Pearce and Templeman Committee, leading to establishment of the Senate of the Inns of Court and the Bar) 76/62
LEGAL TECHNOLOGY see also websites Legal technology consortium supporting Bloody Sunday enquiry wins award (Charles Christian) 113/17
LEIGHTON WILLIAMS, John The Treasurer (Keith Lawrey). Includes small portrait photograph 123/11
LEON, Henry Cecil (Henry Cecil) They lived in Gray's Inn: Henry Cecil (Julian Jeffs) 127/67
LEON PAUL FENCING SUPPLIES In the village: Leon Paul, 14 New North Street 98/64
LESLEY CRAZE GALLERY In The village: The Lesley Craze Gallery (Clare Noon) 116/40
LEWIS, Charlotte Daughter of Master Esyr Lewis married in Gray's Inn Chapel 29th Jan 2000. Wedding photograph 112/70
LEWIS, Emma Born to Esyr and Elisabeth Lewis 12th August 1959 50/75 Called Trinity 1983 87/8 Wedding. Includes portrait 89/11
LEWIS, Esyr ap Gwilym see also obituaries Colour photographs 98/38; 105/6,10 Profile 105/5
LIBRARY see GRAY'S INN LIBRARY
LIDBETTER, Hubert, Surveyor Appointed 26/11
LIGHTING see also STREET LIGHTING The lamps in Gray's Inn Hall (Chandeliers installed in 1951 wired by Jack Hendy, father of Master John Hendy) 121/35
LINCOLN, Abraham Abraham Lincoln's speech on the practice of law 113/63 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
LINCOLN'S INN Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn. With photographs (Geoffrey Hawker) 117/61
LINCOLN'S INN, Amity see AMITY
LINCOLN'S INN GATE Destruction 65/10
LISLE, Arthur Plantagenet, 1st Viscount Lisle letters published 89/15
LITERATURE AND LAW A literary lllusion (literary allusions by judges). By David Foskett 118/18
LITERARY FIGURES AT THE INN Literary figures attend Grand Night 13th May 1993 98/13
LITTLE ITALY In the village. The Italian village (Anthony Butcher) 109/48 London's Italian village 81/41
LIVERPOOL COURT OF PASSAGE The Liverpool Court of Passage (G.K. Naylor) 38/103
LIVERY COMPANIES Gray's Inn Masters (Henry Morton and Derek Stukey) 78/12
LLOYD, (John) Selwn Brooke see SELWYN-LLOYD, John Selwyn Brooke Lloyd, Baron
LLOYD-GEORGE, David Lloyd George, 1st Earl of Dwyfor Attends dinner at Gray's Inn 14th Dec 1917 117/28 Lived in Verulam Buildings in 1891. Letter from Graham Don 102/92
LOCAL BAR see PROVINCIAL BAR
LODGE OF INSTRUCTION see GRAY'S INN MASONIC LODGE
LOKTA, Eskimo sculptor Links with Canada. George Drew QC dines in Hall 15th Feb 1959 and presents sculpture of mother and child by Lokta. 49/6
LONG, Charles see ORGANISTS
LONG GALLERY Some historical notes about Gray's Inn Square: The Long Gallery and the Chapel Court (Sir D.P. Barton) 7/18, 20
LORD CHANCELLOR The office of Lord Chancellor. Address in Hall by Master Lord Elwyn Jones 17th Nov 1975 79/43
LORD CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE The Lord Chancellor's Office. Address by Sir George Coldstream 13th Nov 1961 55/13
LORD CHIEF JUSTICE OF ENGLAND see also JUDGES Lord Lane appointed 84/5 Some notes on the title of Lord Chief Justice of England 43/25
LORD EDGEWARE DIES (13 AT DINNER) Filmed at Gray's Inn March 1985 89/60
LORD MAYOR'S SHOW 2005 The Lord Mayor's Show 2005 (Adrian Barnes). With photographs, including the Gray's Inn Float 119/60
LORD SLYNN OF HADLEY EUROPEAN LAW FOUNDATION The Lord Slynn of Hadley European Law Foundation 109/59
LORD WARDEN OF THE CINQ PORTS see CINQ PORTS Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
LOVELL, Sir Salathiel Sir Salathiel Lovell 74/99
LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST Performed in Lincoln's Inn Hall 12th-15th December 1968 by Bar Theatrical Society 67/8
LOVING CUPS Another presentaton (to Sir C Montague Lush 6th Oct 1910) recalled 14/52 Functions in Hall 37/13 In remembrance of Lord Birkenhead (invitation to subscribe to Loving Cup, 1933) 12/9, 13/3,6 Loving cups from Australia 21/11 The late Earl of Brikenhead: presentation of the Loving Cups in Hall (14th Dec 1933) 14/76 The loving cup (poem by I Snatt) 51/8 'The pious, glorious and immortal memory of Good Queen Bess' 6/15
LOYAL ADDRESSES Illuminated address sent on the occasion of the marriage of Princess Elizabeth and acknowledgment 27/24 Loyal address for Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II 1977 81/4-5
LOYAL TOASTS see TOASTS
LUNCHING RIGHTS Deputy High Court Judges 105/91
LUSH, Sir Charles Montague Another presentation recalled [of a Loving Cup to Sir Montague Lush on his appointment as a KB Judge] 14/52 Portrait 74/77, 81; 75/8
LUSH, Anthony T. Estates Bursar Residents' Association 92/9 Retirement 111/10
LUSH, Sir Robert Men of Gray's Inn: Sir Robert Lush [1807-1881] (Francis Cowper) 37/31 Portrait 37/30 LUSH FAMILY 74/81
MACASKIE, Nicholas Edmund Lachmere Link with Ohio (Master Macaskie attends dedicaton of new Ohio Legal Centre) 56/75
MACAULAY, Thomas Babington MacAulay, 1st Baron Random literary notes (C G L Dun Cann) 4/30
MacDERMOTT, John MacDermott, Baron House Dinner 13th Dec 1973 77/134, 174 see also obituaries Lord MacDermott 33/11 Portrait 77/175 McEVOY, Michael, Porter Charity bungee jump. Photograph 102/24
MacGAUGHY, John, Chief Clerk Serving the Inn 80/13
MACHEN, Arthur Tenant of 4 Verulam Buildings 1895-1901 101/13
MACHIN, David, Under Treasurer A tribute to David Machin (Anthony Evans). Includes photographs 111/26 Retirement 110/10 Under Treasurer 92/9; 93/5
McINTOSH, J.R. (Ian) Appointed Head Porter 70/80 Retires 77/139
MACKAY OF CLASHFERN James Mackay, Baron Lord Mackay of Clashfern, Lord Chancellor, attends Grand Night 19th Nov 1987 91/5 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
MacKENZIE, Anthony Hodson, Deputy Under Treasurer Leaves Inn service 87/16 Serving the Inn 80/13
McMANUS, Albert see also obituaries Works Manager 76/63; 80/13
McNAIR, Arnold Duncan McNair, 1st Baron Benchers of the world 26/9 see also obituaries House Dinner 21st April 1955 42/116 Note of election as Bencher, with brief career summary 18/7 Note of his appointment as Vice Chancellor University of Liverpool, with career details 19/7 Portrait 26/15; 42/87 Retires as Master of the Moots 71/5
McNAIR, Sir William see also obituaries Portrait 33/9
MAGISTRATES The Magistrates' Court: 30 years of change (Keith Lawrey) 121/31 The Magistrates' Dinner 5th June 1962 56/103
MAGNA CARTA The law of God and Magna Carta (by 'William Langland') 49/25
MAIN, James, Deputy Librarian see obituaries
MALAYA see also MALAYSIA Constitution drafted by Mater Lord Reid 45/6
MALAYSIA Legal education and the practice of law in Malaysia and Singapore (Call Night speech by Richard Stone 23rd Jul 1992) 96/28 Our members in Malaysia 128/9 Visit by Master Leonard Caplan 85/10
MALCOLM HILBERY SCHOLARSHIP Founded 65/5
MALES, E.J. Night Porter Completes 50 years service in the Inns 37/13 Retirement 39/13
MALIK, Ijaz Marathon Man 89/15
MALONE, Ron Head Gardener The Grass Man, The Shrub Man, The Flower Man and the All-Rounder (Henrietta Wilson) 105/42 The new Head Gardener 86/10,54
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE see also COMMITTEES OF THE INN The Management Committee 88/6, 47; GRAY'S INN BARRISTERS' COMMITTEE; GRAY'S INN BENCH BAR AND STUDENTS' COMMITTEE
MANISTY, Sir Henry First judge to be appointed to QBD without being a Serjeant 80/11 Mr Justice Manisty (Francis Cowper) 15/117 Two old Benchers 93/36
MANNINGHAM-BULLER, Reginald Mannningham-Buller, From the Commons to the Bench (Ross Cranston) 123/30 1st Viscount Dilhorne
MANUSCRIPTS see GRAY'S INN MANUSCRIPTS
MAPS OF THE INN Extract from Richard Newcourt's map of 1658 110/63; 111/62 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
see also PROSPECT OF GRAY'S INN Extract from Morden and Lea's map of 1681/2 111/64 Extract from Ogilby and Morgan's map of 1676 111/63 Extract from Rocque's map of 1746 111/76 Extract from the Horwood's map of 1799 111/80 Pictorial map by A.J. Crowe, 1971. Editorial note 86/15
MARGARET, H.R.H. Princess Attends Grand Night Easter Term 1967 66/77
MARKHAM, Sir John Great judges of Gray's Inn (G.W, Keeton) 71/25
MARRE REPORT 1988 Green paper debate in Hall 12th April 1989 92/9
MARRIAGE OF FIGARO Performed in the Walks 23rd July 1997 106/47
MARS-JONES, Adam Henry Born 8th March 1955 to to William and Sheila Mars-Jones 41/18
MARS-JONES, Sir William Appointed Master of the Common Room 63/4 see also obituaries Portrait and profile 86/3-4 Sculpture for Wales (conducts presentation ceremony for sculpture of Lord Edmund Davies at National Museum of Wales) 86/6
MARS-JONES, Timothy David Born 9th Feb 1953 to William and Sheila Mars-Jones 37/14
MARSH, Sir Edward Sir Edward Marsh: tenant of Raymond Buildings (David Machin) 95/49
MARSHALL (first woman) Madam Marshall 65/7
MARSHALL, Sir Archibald Pellow see also obituaries Elected Bard of the Gorsedd 59/13 Succeeded as Master of the Moots by John Megaw 57/4 Tribute in Lord Devlin's speech to the newly-called, Trinity Term 1966 64/93
MARTEN, Sir Henry Great men of Gray's Inn (Francis Cowper) 71/32 Men of Gray's Inn: Henry Marten 1602-1680 (Francis Cowper) 23/29
MARTIN, Isabella Marina Honor Grandaughter of Master Esyr Lewis, baptised in Gray's Inn Chapel, 13th Feb 2000 112/71
MASONIC TOOLS Gray's Inn Masonic Lodge (1929-30) : presentation of masonic tools by Master Valentine Ball 6/37
MASQUE OF FLOWERS Extracts concerning and illustration of programme for 1887 performance 97/45 Fleurs du Mal. 1887 performance (Francis Cowper) 91/43 Master of the Revels (Sir Herbert Austin) 1/13 Ye Maske of flowers . 1887 production. (Roy Judge) 98/40
MASQUES AND REVELS A Gray's Inn man at an 18th Century masquerade (Stanley Rubinstein) 69/29 see also GESTA GRAYORUM; MASQUE OF FLOWERS; PLAYS Masque at Gray's Inn 1526 (extract from Shakespeare and the Prince of Love, by Anthony Arlidge) 113/9 Masques and revels 31/83 Master of the Revels (Sir Herbert Austin) 1/13 Review of Cinderella, a pantomine, containing historical information on revels 79/63 The Millennium (editorial note containing historical references to masques and revels) 108/9
MASS IN THE CHAPEL Ad majorem Dei Gloriam 82/61 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Editorial notes 83/12
MASTER OF THE ROLLS Gray's Inn men who held the office of Master of the Rolls (speech of Master Bingham at House Dinner 30th Mar 1995) 101/38 The office of Master of the Rolls. Address by Lord Evershed. 14th May 1962 56/79
MATRIX CHAMBERS Takes lease of Griffin Building 111/8
MATTHEWS, Walter Robert, Preacher see also obituaries Appointed Dean of Exeter 9/5 Created Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order 17/212 Our former Preacher [appointed Dean of St Paul's] 15/101 Portrait 3/23
MATTHEWS DREW (Stationers) 170 years in Holborn 82/63
MATTINS MUSIC CD recorded in Chapel Jan 2000 112/17
MATTINSON, Sir Miles House Dinner 19th July 1929. Editorial 5/3,17 Portrait 3/15
MAUFE, Sir Edward see also obituaries A thing of beauty. Silver rosewater dish presented by Sir Edward Maufe 40/98 Gifts staff and flag to the Society 45/7 Master Maufe 39/24 Picture with Elizabeth II at unveiling of Runnymede memorial to Commonwealth Air Forces personnel 39/24 The men who restored the Hall. Edward Maufe, Architect 35/37 The Treasurer and the new benchers 35/4
MAURITIUS Judicial life in Mauritius (Tan Hin Cheung Leung Chung) 87/53
MAXWELL FYFE, David see KILMUIR, David Maxwell Fyfe, Viscount
MEDAL From the Paris Bar to Gray's Inn [1949] 30/79
MEDIATION Opinion: the downside of mediation (Philip Naughton) 124/15
MEGAW, Sir John Appointed Master of the Moots 57/4 House Dinner to celebrate retirement from Court of Appeal Feb 1982 85/4, 12 Master Megaw. Memorial address deilvered during Mattins, 1st Feb 1998 by Master Mustill 107/42 Portraits (Photograph and editorial note on drawing by Leonard Boden) 80/3; 86/6
MENDOZA, June, Portrait painter Editorial note 83/7
MENZIES, Sir Robert Gordon Australian connections (Ross Cranston). Includes small b/w portrait photograph 128/44 Guest of Honour at House Dinner for Winston Churchill 13th Jun 1952. Photograph and speeches 36/91; 117/30 Loving cups from Australia [presented by Robert Menzies] 21/11; 117/30 Menzies Q.C. gives Portia a new brief (rewrites Quality of Mercy speech from The Merchant of Venice)(Roland Barry) 45/36 Photograph with P.M. and Selwyn Lloyd 48/80; 120/127 Portrait by Ivor Hele 58/72; 81/27 Portrait in uniform of Lord Warden of the Cinq Ports 64/79 Portrait with Winston Churchill 67/19 The law: first and last love 81/26 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
The patriarch bows out (steps down as P.M. of Australia). Includes biography] 63/31 Visit 21st July 1948 28/8 Visit 5th July 1956 4/77 Visit 9th July 1964 60/72 Visit 27th June 1966 64/81
MERCERS' SCHOOL The Mercers' School 48/65
MERCHANT OF VENICE Performed in Hall 15th-19th Dec 1975 79/16
MERRIVALE, Henry Duke, 1st Baron Men of Gray's Inn. Lord Merivale [1855-1939] (Francis Cowper). With portrait 36/105 Portrait 1/11 Retirement and note on early career as journalist 13/4
METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF LAW Salute to [Graya] advertisers 37/72
MEYERSTEIN, Sir Edward William Literary tenant (of 3 Gray's Inn Place) 102/14
MIDDLESEX RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. 40th Drilling in Gray's Inn 57/36
MIDDLE TEMPLE MASONIC LODGE Foundation (1929) 4/6
MIDDLETON, Noel Portrait 42/128
MIDLAND CIRCUIT The Midland Circuit (by a Member) 15/113
MILE, Tabor Zoltan, Assistant Gardener Inn staff: Tabor Mile (Assistant Gardener) 48/64
MILITARY LAW Is military law appealing (Andrew Otchie) 128/83 Military law in practice (Geoffrey Locke) 75/23
MILLENNIUM Christopher Bowers-Broadbent composes new setting for Holy Communion 112/16-17;113/65 John Woolrich composes new anthem 112/16-17113/65 Pantomime 17th Dec 1999. 'A lad in boots'. To start Millennium celebrations (David Machin) 111/33 Stele commissioned for the Walks from Martin Jenkins 113/65 The Millennium and Gray's Inn (David Jenkins) 113/65 The Millennium lectures 113/67
MILLERS, Harold Cuthbert Townley see also obituaries Portrait 68/83
MISTER SENIOR/MISTER JUNIOR see HALL CUSTOMS
MITCHELL, Duncan McRuvie, Warden Inn staff: Duncan Mitchell (Warden) 48/64; 85/9 Retirement 79/14
MOLL FLANDERS Filmed in the Inn 60/79
MONASTIC CALM Drawing by E.A.Everington 26/26
MONCK, George see ALBERMARLE, George Monck, 1st Duke of Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
MONKS Barrister Monk (Monks called by Gray's Inn) 75/7
MOONEY'S PUBLIC HOUSE Demolished 59/11
MOORE, Evelyn Garth Appointment as Gray's Inn tutor 22/8
MOORE, Richard E Deputy Catering Manager Editorial note 88/18 Retirement 109/15
MOOTS AND MOOTING excluding regular reports A moot workshop 122/8 Artist at a moot (Felix Topolski. H. 1961) 53/9 Brantingham's secret moot case (J.H. Baker) 91/20 Concerning moots (A.P.Marshall) 43/52 Courtroom competition to build knowledge and friendship (University of Georgia mooting exchange) 99/46 Editorial note 71/9 Extra Moots. Simultaneous moots held for the first time 25th Feb 1998. Editorial note 107/12 Filmed 30th June 1975, 9th Feb 1981 79/8, 84/14 Gray's Inn wins European Moot Court Competition 1991 95/16,88 Gray's Inn moot 21st May 1962. Photograph 56/73 Gray's Inn Moot Society (Sir Albion Richardson) 25/54 Gray's Inn Moot Society (Sir Archie Pellow Marshall) 41/74 Lord Russell of Killowen on the Grays Inn moots 1899 (on the limited success in re-establishing the practice of mooting) 54/93 Manner of mooting 200 years ago: extract from a curious old work 6/18 Masters 31/2; 37/12; 49/5; Moot guest [non- members mooting at Gray's Inn] 54/87 Moot in a P.O.W. Camp 25/46 Moot visit to the U.S.A. September 1985 (Roger Titheridge) 89/25 Mooting. Editorial note 124/7 Moots: a causerie (Sir Cecil Walsh) 8/11 Moots at Gray's Inn 118/7 Smoking at moots 26/8 Outstanding moot (Gray's Inn v Pepperdine University School of Law. 5th Nov 1981). Editorial note 85/10; 42-3 Some observations on mooting (J.W. Wellwood) 20/35 Ten do's and don’t's for moots (Edmund Davies) 32/108; 97/88 The Moot Society. Editorial note on Master Devlin's delivery of a majority judgment in a moot on 13th June 1955. 42/89 U.S. moot tours 1985, 1991, 1997 or 8, 2002, 2005 89/25; 95/87; 103/71;; 107/72; 115/73; 119/65 MOOTS TIE see GRAY'S INN TIES
MORISON Sir Thomas Brash (Lord Morison) My first brief 12/32 Lord Morison retires 19/10 Portrait 18/31
MORRIS DANCING Morisco created for 1887 production of Masque of Flowers (Roy Judge) 98/40
MOSLEY, Max Where are they now - Max Mosley. Colour portrait at p.59 100/55
MOTTO see GRAY'S INN BADGE AND MOTTO
MOULD, James Portrait 48/99 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
MROZ, Polikarp, Gardener Inn staff: Mroz Polikarp (Gardener) 48/64 Mr Mroz [leaves Inn service] 85/7; 86/10,54 The Grass Man, The Shrub Man, The Flower Man and the All-rounder (Henrietta Wison) 105/42
MULCAHY PRIZE The James Mulcahy Debate 114/10
MULCAHY, Peter, Head Porter Succeeds Kenneth Chard as Head Porter 82/10 Retirement (with colour photograph) 113/8-9
MULLIGAN SERMON First Catholic preacher since Reformation? (Cardinal Basil Hume 1991). Includes photograph of Treasurer's greeting. 95/16 First female preacher 1987 (Mary Tanner, Study Secretary of the Board of Mission and Unity of The Church of England) 91/58 Preached by a Master of the Bench (Master Sydney Evans 1979) 83/8 Preached by the Archbishop of Canterbury (Robert Runcie 1980) 84/27 Preached by the Archbishop of Wales (later Canterbury), Rowan Williams 14th May 2000 111/20 Preached by the Archbishop of Westminister, The Most Reverend Vincent Nichols 127/32 Preached by the Archbishop of York The Most Revd and Rt Hon Dr John Senatamu 13th May 2007 121/67 Preached by The Preacher (2009) 123/56 The Annual Mulligan Sermon 2005 by Dr Alister E McGrath Professor of Historical Theology at Oxford. Summary report by Keith Lawrey 119/68 Sermons (texts) 54/113; 84/5,28; 111/20; 113/28; 117/19 120/67; 121/67; 122/79 123/56; 124/50;125/73 126/33; 127/32; 128/57
MULLINS, Claud see also obituaries Appointed Metropolitan Magistrate 9/4
MUMMERY, Sir John The Treasurer. With black and white portrait photo (Keith Lawrey) 118/10
MUSA BOKA The story of Musa Boka: a Nigerian criminal case (Frank H Mellor) 9/27
MUSTILL, Michael Mustill, Baron The new Law Lords (Masters Slynn and Mustill) 95/11 57/33 NAPIER, Sir Joseph Sir Joseph Napier Two windows 66/92
NAPOLEON Fallen Emperor (review of Jean Duhamel's book The Fifty Days by Francis Cowper) 71/39
NATURAL LAW Retreat from a ruling heresy. Resumé of talk in Hall 19th Oct 1978 to Canon Law Society by Lord Hailsham (R.Harvey) 82/15
NIELD, Sir Basil From the Commons to the bench (Ross Cranston) 123/28
NEILL, Sir Patrick Sir Patrick Neill Q.C. Includes portait photograph 94/34
NEW PRACTITIONERS' PROGRAMME see CONTINUING EDUCATION
NEW YORK Rent legislation in New York City (David Garner) 60/89
NEW ZEALAND Honorary Bencher Sir Michael Hardy Boys, New Zealand Appeal Court judge (Governor-General, 1996) visits the Inn, 1995 102/22 Pegasus Scholarship to Wellington, New Zealand (Andrew Ayres) 109/51 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
NEWMAN, Sian, Assistant Librarian The Library 92/78
NEWSPAPERS see JOURNALISM
NICHOLLS, Clive Photograph of Master Nicholls presenting Du Cann Prize for Advocacy 121/9
NICOLSON, William A Gray's Inn scandal: Par nobile fratrum (legal case 1861) 53/17
NIGERIA The story of Musa Boka: a Nigerian criminal case (Frank H Mellor) 9/27
NOAKES, J.L. The men who restored the Hall: Foreman in charge of the work [of reconstructing Hall] 35/35
NOBLE, Richard The life and death of Counsellor Silvertongue (Study of Richard Noble, Hogarth's model for Silvertongue in Marriage à la Mode) 45/20
NOBLE v HARRISON The full story of Noble v Harrison (Poem by Randall Bell) 46/120
NOLAN, E.C. (Bookshop) The vanished bookshop 91/16
NOON, Clare Takes over as editor of Graya 116/5
NORTH ORIEL WINDOW see WINDOWS
NORTHERN CIRCUIT Of Gray's Inn and the Northern Circuit (Sir W Greaves-Lord) 12/10
NORTHERN IRELAND Lord MacDermott [Chief Justice of Northern Ireland]. Editorial note 33/11
NORTHUMBERLAND, Thomas Percy, 7th Earl Bloody York 102/27 The Blessed Thomas Percy Martyrs' Altar, St Winifred's Church, York, with statute of The Blessed Henry Percy. Photograph 102/21
NOVELL, Leslie, Assistant Estates Bursar Appointment 87/14 Retirement 102/23
NUREMBERG TRIALS Benchers and the world. (The performance of Sir H Shawcross, Sir D Maxwell Fyfe and A. Comyns Carr at Nuremberg) 26/9 Nuremberg in retrospect (Sir D Maxwell Fyfe) 25/21
OBJECTS FOUND IN THE INN see ARCHAELOGICAL FINDS
OBSERVER MACE COMPETITION First Gray's Inn victory, 1993 97/19
O'CONNOR, Sandra Day Justice Sandra Day O'Connor (United States Supreme Court) (Earl Snyder). Includes photograph 87/48
OHIO, visit Link with Ohio (Master Macaskie attends dedicaton of new Ohio Legal Centre) 56/75
OLD BAILEY see CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT
OLD BUILDINGS see LINCOLN'S INN
OLD SQUARE CHAMBERS Move to Verulam buildings 101/13 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
O'LEARY, David Evening Library Assistant Death (The Library 1990-91) 94/82
OLYMPIC GAMES The Olympic Games. Leonard J Kingston invited to be one of two amateur International Selection Committee members 44/123
OPERAS Marriage of Figaro 23rd Jul 1997 106/47 The Face: a crime thriller opera (2012) 126/89 The Last Man 23rd Oct 2003 117/93 Thomas and Sally 23rd Oct 2003 117/93 Tosca 29th Jul 1998 107/15
ORGAN The new organ in Chapel. (Built by N.P. Mander. Dedicated 28th June 1993). Includes pictures 98/19 Organ pipes and Lambeth degrees (Tony Butcher) 98/26
ORGANISTS Appointment of H.G. B. Saunders on retirement of Charles Long 17/196 Henry Saunders succeeded by Christopher Bowers-Broadbent 87/18 The [Gray's Inn Chapel]Choir (formed by Dr Henry Saunders, organist) 53/50
OTTLEY Fielding Hay Bickersteth, Preacher Appointed 1932 10/5 see also obituaries Portrait 16/157; 48/102
OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION First available 85/11 Rooms at the Inn (new accomodation to be provided on second floor of renovated Common Room block, 2002. 115/12
OWEN, Eric Retires as editor of Graya 116/5
PALISADO The period of the 'Palisado' and the 'Green Court' (Sir D. P. Barton. Some historical notes about Gray's Inn Square) 7/17
PALMER, George Henry Lost in the 'London' (George Henry Palmer, Called 1861) 63/39
PANTOMINES Reports 86/56; 87/67; 88/10; 111/32; 113/65 PARKER, Kenyon Stevens Kenyon Stevens Parker QC (Admitted 1814) 64/103
PARKING FEES Introduced 55/6
PARLIAMENT Lawyers in the House of Commons (A.M. Drysdale) 3/24 Parliament and the Supreme Court. 7th Birkenhead Lecture,given by Master Lord Hope of Craighead 13th Oct 2014 (abridged) 128/61
PARLIAMENT ACT 1911 'Securing political success by repetition': could Parliament Act 1911 be used by the House of Commons to insist on reform of House of Lords?. 4th Birkenhead Lecture, by Master Lord Pannick 17th Oct 2011 (abridged) 125/21
PARLIAMENT CLOCK see ACT OF PARLIAMENT CLOCK
PARRY, Nicholas Nicholas Parry and Simon Segar (Leonard Stone) 34/79
PARRY, Thomas see WHETTALL, Thomas
PASHA, Jafar see AL-ASKARI, Jafar Pasha The murder of Jafar Pasha [Oct 1936] 18/38
PASSFIELD, Sidney Webb, Baron Sidney Webb and Gray's Inn (Ross Cranston). Includes photographs of Sidney and Beatrice Webb 127/53 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
PATENT OFFICE In the village -The Patent Office Site (Brian Caswell) 103/50
PATENTS The Patent System. 2nd Birkenhead lecture, by Lord Hoffmann 12th Oct 2009: summary 123/19
PEARCE AND TEMPLEMAN COMMITTEE The Pearce Report (Pearce and Templeman Committee, leading to establishment of the Senate of the Inns of Court and the Bar) 76/62
PEGASUS On pillars of gates into Walks 83/5 Over exit from Gray's inn Square to Gray's Inn Road. Editorial note 83/5 Over exit from Gray's inn Square to Gray's Inn Road. Photograph 112/323
PEGASUS SCHOLARSHIPS SCHEME Pegasus Scholar's report 1999 Melbourne, Australia 111/43 Pegasus Scholarship to Wellington, New Zealand (Andrew Ayres) 109/51 Student Affairs (Gray's Inn joins Pegasus Scholarships Scheme) 102/25
PENFORD, Miss Library Typist The Library 72/133
PENSION The Pension Book 70/79
PENSION ROOM CLOCK New clock by Jeffery Matthews 69/6
PEPPER v HART Opinion- The netnintio of Parliament (Statutory interpretation bt reference to parliamentary intention) 98/5
PEPYS, Samuel Random literary notes (C G L Dun Cann) 4/31 Samuel Pepys and Gray's Inn (Alec Samuels) 108/60 Samuel Pepys and Gray's Inn (William Kent) 28/40
PERCY, Thomas, The Blessed Thomas Percy see NORTHUMBERLAND, Thomas Percy, 7th Earl of
PERSONAL INJURY LITIGATION Provincial justice: a North Easterner's perspective.Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Paul Kennedy 25th Jun 2003 118/34 at p.44
PERU Lawyers in the land of the Incas (Pauline Molyneux) 68/107
PHILLIPS, David Born to John Raymond Phillips and Hazel Bradbury Evans 5th May 1953 38/94
PHILLIPS, John Francis Memorial service held in Chapel 16th September 1998 108/86
PHILLIPS, Sir Raymond Memorial service held in Chapel 12th Oct 1982 86/28
PICKWICK PAPERS Mr Pickwick and Gray's Inn (Mary Burke and David Barnard) 86/45
PILGRIMAGE OF GRACE Gray' s Inn in the times of Henry VII and Henry VIII (Sir D.P. Barton) 1/9 see also NORTHUMBERLAND, Thomas Percy, 7th Earl of 'The Blessed Thomas Percy'
PINEAU, Henri see DE TOURVILLE, Henry Perrau
PIPE CLAY WIG CURLER FOUND IN THE INN Animal, vegetable or mineral (objects found during reconstruction) 40/95
PIPE OFFICE A glimpse into the private life of an official at the Pipe Office … Gray's Inn in the eighteenth century (John A Harrison) 48/87 The Pipe Office (Francis Cowper) 48/95 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
PIPELINE BOOKSHOP In the village - three bookshops (David Barnard) 104/79
PIRACY International counter piracy operations: legal framework and best practice (James Farrant) 127/60
PIRATES IN PINSTRIPE or Under Treasurer's Island (Pantomime 1982) 86/56
PISTOL FOUND IN THE INN Animal, vegetable or mineral (objects found during reconstruction) 40/89
PLACE, John, Assistant Butler Members of Staff 85/8
PLANTAGENETS Gray's Inn under the Plantagenets and the Tudors (Sir D P Barton) 15/107
PLAYS see also MASQUES AND REVELS; OPERAS; A Penny for a song 66/78 Actus Reus (Based on Tom Soppard's Albert Bridge) 93/13 Everything in the Garden 69/10 Love's Labour's lost 67/8 Supposes (George Gascoigne): 'Read not dead from the Globe Theatre' 127/111 Tartuffe 57/35 The Merchant of Venice 79/16 The Tyrannicide Brief 126/86 Twelfth Night 113/10 Twelfth Night - first performance at Middle Temple 1602 53/33 Why does the Queen die? (Iain Burnside) 128/101
POCOCK, Sydney E Photographs 45/3; 47/9 Portrait by Ivor Williams unveiled 20th Mar 1959 50/72 Resident Bencher 39/12
POCKET SUNDIAL FOUND IN THE INN Animal, vegetable or mineral (objects found during reconstruction) 40/93
POEMS Carennac Fair 40/99 see also A.L, P, BELL, Randal, BRADBURY, R.A., BURKE, Mary; Extract from Grayes Inn Walkes (1628) 87/79 CHAUCER, Geoffrey; EAMES, Anthony; GRIFFIN, Eddy; Foyled (Ode delivered by newly-called barrister Hilary 1951) 33/54 HEAD, Adrian; HUGHES; Hector; HUNTER, Muir Lines before Grace [song] 49/60 JONES, Richard; LEE, John; LUCAS, Hedley; Newly Called, Temple wedding, Some gravesongs 81/14 MUNTZ, Hope; OTTLEY, Feilding H Bickersteth Nocturne (Mr Senior asks permission to smoke) 30/111 SNATT, I; SPARROW, [Albert] Charles; On a mère de famille reading for the Bar 51/29 TUNNICLIFFE, J.T; WALSH, Phyllis Elena in author index On Winston Churchill 40/75 The Glory of the garden (Kipling) 42/133 The Inns; The Bar in '86 90/50-1 The Queen's visit to Gray's Inn: ode to the staff 45/47 The Walsingham tomb 44/125 To the Master of the Rolls on his eightieth birthday 82/19 Vista (delivered by newly-called barrister Kathleen O'Brien on Hilary Call Day 1955) 41/58
POLAND Visit see VISITS
POLICE STATION For our protection. (new police station to be built on Theobalds Road) 58/76 see also GRIFFIN BUILDING Police Station [1896] 63/9 The case for Griffin Building (Colin Edwards) 111/88 The Police Station site. Including Architect's sketch of new building on site of old police station on Theobald's Road 109/13 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
POLISH GUESTS Guests 48/65
POLLOCK, George Appointed Master of the Moots 37/12
POOKIE see DOGS IN THE INN
PORTERHOUSE BLUE Gray's Inn Hall transformed for filming Porterhouse Blue. Photograph 90/52
PORTRAITS (Paintings. Photographs listed under names of subjects) A Group of Elizabethan portraits (Sir D.P. Barton) 2/17 A notable portrait (Samuel Buck), by Charles Sparrow 96/25 A problem picture [of Elizabeth I] (Charles Sparrow) 106/25 Letter from Liza Picard in response to Master Sparrow's article on the portrait of Samuel Buck; Master Sparrow's reply 97/63; 98/72 Master Heilbron's portrait 91/7 Master [Sir Hubert] Wallington's portrait by Philip Lambe. Editorial note 87/6 New portraits in the Inn [Lord Reid and Sir Frederic Sellers by Norman Hepple] 69/20 News of portraits of William Juxon and Francis Walsingham 65/7 Portrait in Hall. Explains how the portrait of Elizabeth I came into the possession of the Society. 75/29 Portrait of Sir Ralph Cusack by Irma Hardy bequeathed to the Inn 82/4 Sir John Holt's portrait (Martin Collins) 112/36 Sir Philip Sidney 8/25; 42/47; 84/9 Sotheby's auction 11th July 1983 includes portraits of Gray's Inn men 87/18 The Elizabethans. Editorial note 83/10 The group portrait - Masters Keith, Mustill; Slynn, Hoffman and Bingham by Richard Foster. (Conrad Dehn) 106/16 The Lord Chief Justice's portrait (Lord Kilmuir by George Bruce) 86/6 The portrait of Master Lane (Charles Sparrow) 86/18 The Scottish Benchers 84/6 Two fine pictures [of Robert Cecil and Sir John Finch] (Charles Sparrow) 103/46 Two portraits [of Sir Francis Walsingham and Sir Malcom Hilbery] 71/5
POTS, JUGS & BOTTLES Animal, vegetable or mineral (objects found during reconstruction). 40/89 Some finds [unearthed during preparations for the post-War rebuilding] 29/11 The Black Bottle and correspondence 105/61
POTTER, Sir Mark The Treasurer. Profile and portrait (Keith Lawrey) 117/11
POWELL, Sir John Gray's Inn and the Seven Bishops (Master Croom-Johnson) 90/25
POWELL, Tom, Hall Keeper, Chapel Keeper and Robing Room Attendant Retirement. See also obituaries 71/11
PRACTISING CHAMBERS Re-establishment 63/5; 76/61; 87/18;88/5; 91/12; 118/9
PREACHER see also CHAPEL READER A Preacher's farewell 83/28 see also obituaries under names of Preachers Canon Eric James succeeded by Revd Roger Holloway 105/18 Eric James. Book reviews Eric James. Portrait 105/26 New Preacher (Eric James 1978) 82/6 Preacher (Roger Holloway) with organist (Christopher Bowers-Broadbent)and Dean of Chapel (Master Anthony Butcher).Photo 112/18 Preacher of Gray's Inn: Canon F H B Ottley appointment (1932) noted, with historical note on Chaplaincy 106/86; 118/84 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
The offices of "Chaplain" and "Preacher" at Gray's Inn (Sir D P Barton) 16/154 The Preacher (Bishop Michael Doe 2011) (Anthony Butcher). Includes photograph at licensing 8th Jun 2011, with Bishop of London 125/61 The Revd Canon Feilding H. Bickersteth Ottley. Portrait 16/157 The Revd Roger Holloway (Anthony Butcher). Includes portrait 106/51 The Revd W. R. Matthews M.A. D.D. appointed Dean of St Paul's 15/101 Ths Revd W.R. Matthews M.A. D.D. appointed Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order 17/212 The Revd W. R. Matthews M.A. D.D. Portrait 3/23
PREROGATIVE WRITS The Prerogative Writs. Address by Lord Goddard 9th May 1955 42/91
PRESCOTT, Grace Woman barrister's civic honours (first woman mayor of Godmanchester) 10/35
PRESIDING JUDGES see JUDGES
PRESS COUNCIL The Press 64/84
PRICE, Maurice Memorial Service in Gray's Inn Chapel 19th June 1995. Address by Lord Justice Nourse 102/56
PRIME MINISTERS see also CHURCHILL, Sir Winston Leonard Spencer; Six Prime Ministers and a President (Richard Stone) 117/29 DIEFENBAKER, John; HEATH, Sir Edward R.G. LLOYD-GEORGE, David Lloyd George, 1st Earl of Dwyfor ; MENZIES, Sir Robert Gordon THATCHER, Margaret Hilda Thatcher, Baroness
PRINCE OF PURPOOLE see also GESTA GRAYORUM The Prince and the poet. Summmary of the argument of Leslie Hotson's book 'Mr W.H.' on the identity of the 'fair friend' (William Hatcliffe, Prince of Purpoole 1587-8) and the 'Dark Lady' (Lucy Morgan) (Francis Cowper) 60/111
PRISONERS Reformative treatment of prisoners (William Clarke Hall) 2/9
PRIVY COUNCIL The future of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (Lord Bingham) 121/22
PRIZES A new prize (Advocacy prize for students and pupils with English as a second language endowed by Preetam Singh Q.C.) 84/12
PRO BONO UNIT see BAR PRO BONO UNIT
PROFESSIONAL INTEGRITY Professional integrity. Reading given at Staple Inn by Master Michael Hart. 4th Jun 2003 117/36
PROSPECT OF GRAY'S INN A prospect of Gray's Inn and the surrounding country engraved by Sutton Nicholls for Bowles' 'London described' in 1731 115/56 The Prospect of Gray's Inn circa 1705 (published in Stow's Survey of London, 1720) 111/69
PROVINCIAL BAR The Local Bar [Advantages and disadvantages] (The Earl of Birkenead) 2/10 Problems of a local Bar. Address by Richard Forrest 31st 1966 63/23
PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY The neighbourhood 62/100 The Prudential Building (Peter Traynor) 105/55
PRZEWDZING, Paul, Refectory Chef Retirement 87/16 The Refectory 86/9
PUBLIC LAW Opinion: the developing role of judges in matters of public law 128/19 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
PUBLICITY IN COURT Views of Lord Atkin and Metropolitan Magistrate Robert Dummett 21/9
PUPILLAGE see also ADVOCACY SUPPORT GROUP Disparity in numbers (David Jenkins) 120/33 Opinion: Call to the Bar [Proposal to defer pupillage until after Call] (Michael Furmston) 119/15 The BVC and the pupillage problem 122/6
QUEEN MOTHER see ELIZABETH, H.M. Queen Mother
QUEEN'S CHAIR The Queen's Chair 44/supp.161
QUEEN'S COUNSEL Applying for Silk (Master Carlile) 127/14
QUEEN'S REMEMBRANCER Portrait of F.S. Arnold Baker, Queen's Remembrancer, holding bill hook and hatchet after Quit Rents ceremony 39/18
QUILL PEN CUTTER FOUND IN THE INN Animal, vegetable or mineral (objects found during reconstruction) 40/93
QUIT RENTS Quit Rent Services. Address by F.S. Arnold Baker 30th Oct 1953 39/17 The Quit Rents ceremony 79/55
RACIAL DISCRIMINATION see DISCRIMINATION
RAFFERTY, Dame Anne Judith A woman's progress: 'And there's another country I've heard of long ago' 124/44
RAGGED SCHOOLS Unexpected education (Liza Picard) 118/91
RAMAGE, Charles, Common Room Attendant see also obituaries Mr Charles Ramage retires 18/25 41/16 RAMANATHAN, Pathmanathan Honorary Bencher from Sri Lanka visits the Inn, 1995 12/19
RANDOLPH, Edward Gray's Inn and the United States (F.Cowper) 73/23
RATES Editorial note 84/15
RAYMOND, Robert Raymond, 1st Baron An overlooked Lord Chief (Alec Samuels) 102/48 Lord Raymond's notebook Men of Gray's Inn: Lord Raymond (Francis Cowper) 26/35 Portrait 26/36
RAYMOND, Sir Thomas Portrait 50/76
RAYMOND BUILDINGS Extension. Dame Rose Heilbron cuts first sod, 1985 89/5
READ, John Erskine see also obituaries Links with Canada (Bencher 1953) 49/6
READ, Lionel Frank The Treasurer. Profile and colour photograph 113/13
READERS AND READINGS see also BARNARD'S INN; LEGAL EDUCATION; A Reader of Gray's Inn [Robert Callis] (Ivor Bowen) 3/28 STAPLE INN Brantingham's secret moot-case (J.H. Baker) 91/20 Sir William Skipwith (The first Reader of Gray's Inn), by James Wellwood 50/107 The former times 58/117 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
REBUILDING see also WAR DAMAGE Editorial reports 24/11;27/7,9; 30/74;32/87;33/9; 34/73;35/3;36/82; 37/12;38/95; 42/88 40/72; 41/16; 42/88; 43/12; 44/77; 45/6; 46/72;47/5; 48/62; 49/5; 50/73; 51/5 52/74,75 Changing Holborn 50/75 Gray's Inn revisited. Recollections of the rebuilding by John Gadsden 97/29 On the rebuilding (poem by I Snatt) 50/105 Reconstruction of the Hall: notes by the Architect, Edward Maufe R.A., Hon. LLD., F.R.I.B.A. 31/57 Restoring Gray's Inn Hall (drawing) 48/61 The House premises restored (photograph 1954) 48/85 The Inn. Yesterday, today and tomorrow (George Edinger) 27/30 The lantern (new Lantern in Hall designed by Edward Maufe) 33/29 The roof (illustrated supplement including article: Reconstruction of Gray's Inn, by a craftsman) 32/115
RED LION SQUARE Editorial note 88/13
REDFERN, Sydney Ernest see also obituaries Mr Sydney Ernest Redfern M.C. (Inn solicitor). 42/135
REDGRAVE HALL (Suffolk) Once owned by Sir Nicholas Bacon and later Sir John Holt 95/14; 97/14
REES-MOGG, William Rees-Mogg, Baron Attends Grand Night 13th May 1993 98/13
REFECTORY The new buildings 74/80; 75/6; 76/63
REID, James Scott Cumberland Reid, Baron Drafted constitution of Malaya 45/6 From the Commons to the Bench (Ross Cranston) 123/26 House Dinner 13th Dec 1973 77/134, 174 New portraits in the Inn: with photograph of portrait by Norman Hepple. Another photo of this portrait appears in no.123 at p.26 69/20 Retires as longest serving Law Lord 78/5
REID, Jason, Head Gardener Photograph of Jason's son Billy 116/12 The Grass Man, The Shrub Man, The Flower Man and The All-rounder (Henrietta Wilson) 105/42
RELIGION AND JUSTICE God and justice (David McIlroy) 115/24
RELIGIOUS DISCRIMINATION see DISCRIMINATION; EQUAL TREATMENT; FREEDOM OF RELIGION
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM see FREEDOM OF RELIGION
RENT Rent legislation in New York City (David Garner) 60/89
RENTOUL, Sir Gervais Appointed Metropolitan Police Magistrate 14/79
RESIDENT BENCHERS Appointments 39/12; 49/4;70/87 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
RESIDENTS small selection of notable Inn tenants (mainly non-members) entered under name
RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION seeGRAY'S INN RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION
REVELS see MASQUES AND REVELS
RHODESIA Gray's Inn Society of Northern Rhodesia founded 56/78 Gray's Inn Society of Northern Rhodesia: inaugural meeting 57/11
RICHARD DU CANN AWARD FOR ADVOCACY The Du Cann Prize (originally awarded by ICSL from 2008 becomes Gray's Inn moot prize) 121/8 The Richard Du Cann Award for Advocacy 108/47
RICHARD II Richard II: a Gray's Inn chronicle (J.E. McInnes) 6/33
RICHARD III Gray's Inn History Society: Richard III and his claim to the throne (Report by K. Lawrey of Hist. Soc. Talk by Dr John Ashdown-Hill) 127/100
RICHARDSON, Sir Albion Appointed Master of the Library 31/2 A new scholarship 34/74
RICHARDSON, Ian Comedy of Errors to Porterhouse Blue (an interview with actor Ian Richardson by Magaret Chadderton) 90/53
RIGBY, Alexander Famous Grayans of former times: Alexander Rigby 1594-1650 (Francis Cowper) 20/25 Portrait 20/31
RIGHT OF SILENCE The Right of Silence: an Anglo-Australian reflection (Philip Otton, Michael McKenzie and Malini Nathani) 110/36
RIGHTS OF AUDIENCE The Bar, the Inns and legal reform (Daniel Brennan) 108/13
ROACH, Alfred T Elected Town Clerk of London 13th June 1935 17/213 Students of Gray' s Inn: A record of brilliant achievement (1927-8). Includes portrait 3/32-3
ROBERTS, Fiona Where are they now - Fiona Roberts (Marie Cameron). Includes colour photograph 103/42
ROBIN HOOD (Pantomime 1983) Review 87/67
ROBINSON, Susan, Assistant Librarian The Library 95/71; 97/62
RODDICK, Winston A Gray's Inn Police Commissioner 126/8 First Counsel General for the National Assembly of Wales. Article with portrait 109/20
ROMILLY, Edward Two old Benchers 90/48
ROMILLY, John Romilly, 1st Baron Men of Gray's Inn: Lord Romilly [1801-1874] (Francis Cowper) Portrait 41/54 41/53 ROMILLY, Sir Samuel Famous Grayans of former times: Sir Samuel Romilly 1757-1818: the great law reformer 21/37 Portrait 41/53
ROBERTS, Walter R Portrait 3/23 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
ROOSEVELT, Franklin Delano Churchill meets Roosevelt. Gray's Inn 29th Jul 1918 115/66; 117/29
ROSSINI, Gioachino Petite messe solenelle performed in Hall 2nd May 2002. With list of performers 115/18
ROWE, Michael Portrait 53/3
ROWLANDS, William Bowen William Bowen Rowlands QC 79/42
ROYAL BENCHERS Royal Bencher of Gray's Inn [The Dukes of Gloucester and Connaught and Prince Arthur of Connaught (J.E. McInnes) 19/15 Royal Benchers. Editorial comment on appointment of Prince Charles 78/4; 79/4
ROYAL COURTS OF JUSTICE Three tunnels and a Bear Garden (Beginnings of the Royal Courts if Justice). By Robert Turner. Illustrated in colour 120/26
ROYAL MARINES The Royal Marines tercentenary. Article about the Royal Marines and the career of the author Col. G.W.M. Grover, a member. 60/97
ROYAL NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD see GORSEDD
ROYAL WEDDING 1947 Illuminated address sent on the occasion of the marriage of Princess Elizabeth and acknowledgment 27/24
ROYAL WEDDING 1981 Inn's gift of antique 'whatnot' 85/4
ROYAL WELCH FUSILIERS Regimental survivors of First World War place wreath of daffodils by memorial 1st March 1963 57/6
RUBINSTEIN, Stanley Stanley Rubinstein 71/41
RUBINSTEIN CALLINGHAM (Solicitors) Solicitors of Gray's Inn 83/57
RUGBY Discipline in rugby (Jeff Blackett) 124/68
RULE OF LAW Religion, the Rule of Law and discrimination. Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Terence Etherton 26th Jun 2014 (Abridged) 128/124
RUNCIE, Robert Alexander Kennedy Runcie, Baron (102nd Archbishop of Canterbury)Four Preachers' tributes, see obituaries see also MULLIGAN SERMON
RUSSELL, Christopher Photograph of Master Christopher Russell with speakers at Out of London Students' weekend 128/10
SAINT ALBAN'S HOLBORN Father Stanton of St Alban's Holborn (Christopher Butcher) 126/75 In the village: St Alban's and the Gray's Inn connection (John Uff). With photographs 122/55 Post-war restoration 64/87 St Alban the Martyr (Christopher Butcher). Illustrated. 124/37
SAINT ALBAN'S BUILDINGS St Alban's Buildings 76/66
SAINT ALBAN'S SCHOOL The [Millennium] party for the children of St Alban's School. Includes photograph 113/66
SAINT ANDREW'S HOLBORN Rebuilt 55/7 Tomb of Thomas Coram 56/76
SAINT BARTHOLOMEW THE GREAT In the village: St Bartholmew The Great (David Edlin). Illustrated 112/25
SAINT ETHELDREDA'S ELY PLACE Ely Place; In the village: Ely Place, sacred and secular 89/14; 107/24 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
SAINT GILES'S CHURCH SCHOOL The neighbourhood 62/100
SAINT JOHN'S GATE, Clerkenwell see CLERKENWELL
SAINT PAUL'S CATHEDRAL Our Former Preacher (W.R Matthews) Gray's Inn connections with St Paul's. 15/101 St Paul's (W.R. Matthews) 42/147
SAINTS A Gray's Inn Saint (R.J.Harvey) 73/11 Bloody York (The Blessed Percy and St Henry Walpole) 102/27 Gray's Inn and the Tower [of London] (Molina Fullman) 82/50 The Martyrs Altar, St Winifred's Church, York. With Statues of St Henry Walpole and The Blessed Thomas Percy. Photograph 102/21 Portrait 73/13 Saint Henry Walpole 72/106 The hunter and the hunted (Henry Walpole) (Christoper Devlin) 55/23
SALISBURY, Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Portrait auctioned at Sotheby's 11th July 1983 87/18 Robert Cecil 1565-1612 84/26
SALT, Henry Appointed Master of the Common Room 46/5 Portrait 49/2 Resident Bencher 1958 49/4
SASHA, Eagle And other legal eagles fly in (tame eagle lands in the Inn) 104/10
SAUNDERS Henry.G. B see ORGANISTS
SCARMAN SCHOLARSHIPS The Baron De Lancey's benefactions 91/83
SCHOLARS' ACCOMODATION To be developed at 8 Gray's Inn Square. 2002 (Location later changed to South Square) 115/13
SCHOLARS' FUND established 1982 to support candidates during pupillage and first year of practice 87/13
SCHOLARSHIPS (excluding records of awards) A new Scholarship [The Albion Richardson award] 34/74 see also SCHOLARS' ACCOMODATION Commemoration of benefactors (Kit Bedingfield, Lord Weinstock, and Anthony Bessemer Clarke) 116/8 Bedingfield's Trust 107/84 Malcolm Hilbery Scholarship founded by Lady Hilbery 65/5 Introduction and scholarship appeal (Denise Pannick Memorial Fund) 110/24 The Baron De Lancey's benefactions 91/83 The Richard Du Cann Award for Advocacy 108/47 The scholarships of Gray's Inn 30/115
SCOTLAND Legal relationship with England following accession of James I 106/59
SCOTS BENCHERS Editorial mentions 77/134,174; 78/5-6
SCOTS LAW Desuetude not applicable in England temp. James I 106/59 Scots law and the Scots Courts. Address by Lord Reid 6th May 1963 58/81 The Courts of Scotland (A. Aiken Watson) 19/59 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
SCREEN see HALL SCREEN
SCROGGS, Sir William Great judges of Gray's Inn (G.W. Keeton) 71/28
SEAL [of Gray's Inn] seeGRAY'S INN BADGE AND MOTTO
SEGAR [Portrait of] one of the Segars 34/78
SEGAR, Simon Nicholas Parry and Simon Segar (Leonard Stone) 34/79
SEGAR, Thomas Thomas Segar [in Nicholas Parry and Simon Segar by Leonard Stone] 34/85
SELLERS, Sir Frederic Aked see also obituaries Appointed Master of the Library 65/5 House Dinner to celebrate 25 years of judicial office 14th May 1971 74/97 My first brief 23/24 New portraits in the Inn 69/20 Portrait by Norman Hepple 69/7 The Treasurer and the new benchers 35/4
SELWYN-LLOYD, John Selwyn Brooke Lloyd, Baron Master Selywn Lloyd. Explanation of his arms 76/63 Picture with P.M. and Sir Robert Menzies 44/80 Retirement 79/5 The Treasurer and the new benchers 35/4
SENATE OF THE INNS OF COURT AND THE BAR The Pearce Report (Pearce and Templeman Committee, leading to establishment of the Senate of the Inns of Court and the Bar) 76/62 The Senate is established at 11 South Square 80/8
SENIOR IN HALL see HALL CUSTOMS
SENIORITY First gavel 80/11
SERJEANTS Serjeant Allen's breakfast (Martin Collins) 114/32 Serjeants 80/11
SERMONS see also MULLIGAN SERMONS A sermon preached in Gray's Inn Chapel by Revd. Roger Holloway 27th Apr 1997 106/54 Life before death. Sermon preached in Gray's Inn Chapel by Bishop Michael Doe 20th Jul 2014 128/87 Remembrance Sunday sermon preached by Canon Eric James in Chapel 9th Nov 1986 90/33 The Good Shepherd. Sermon preached by Canon Eric James in Chapel 25th Nov 1984 88/49 The later Master Plunket Barton. Sermon preached 3rd Oct 1937 by Feliding Ottley 20/22 SERVANTS see STAFF
SERVERY The new buildings 74/80; 75/6; 76/63 The new Common Room 78/7
SEVEN BISHOPS, Trial of Gray's Inn and the seven Bishops (Master Croom Johnson) 90/25
SEVERN Montague Dibdin Librarian 5/5 Portrait 5/11 Retirement 30/128
SHAKESPEARE, William Engraving by Martin Droeshout Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Did Shakespeare write Bacon? (L. Jules Singer) 32/98 Menzies Q.C. gives Portia a new brief (rewrites Quality of Mercy speech from The Merchant of Venice) (Roland Barry) 32/135 Shakespeare and Gray's Inn (Prof O. Hood Phillips) 45/36 Shakespeare and Gray's Inn (S. Parnell Kerr) 72/107 Shakespeare and Gray's Inn (Sidney Campion) 32/99 The Prince and the poet. Summmary of the argument of Leslie Hotson's book 'Mr W.H.' on the identity of the 'fair friend' 33/42 (William Hatcliffe, Prince of Purpoole (1587-8) and the 'Dark Lady' (Lucy Morgan) (Francis Cowper) 60/111
SHANNON N.P. Students of Gray' s Inn: A record of brilliant achievement (1927-8). Includes portrait 3/32-3
SHARKEY, Nick, Porter Retirement 94/7 105/19 SHARKEY, Sylvia, Head Waitress Luncheon in Hall. Editorial note Retirement 105/19
SHARPE, Sir Montague Master Sir Montague Sharpe 12/6, 15/104 Portrait 15/105
SHAW, Bernard A Brave Judge (attempted assassination of Judge Bernard Shaw of Cyprus judiciary) 44/77
SHAWCROSS, Hartley Shawcross, Baron House Dinner 12th Feb 1992 95/38 Oldest incumbent of a publicly quoted company (aged 92) 101/19 Photograph 41/13; Portrait by Bryan Organ hung in Library at Sussex University. Editorial note 90/6 Rivalry with David Maxwell Fyfe (Lord Kilmuir) 103/21
SHELLEY Percy Bysshe Mr Shelley visits Gray's Inn. Includes portrait 123/75 Random literary notes (C G L Dun Cann) 4/30
SHOPS IN THE INN see also GRAY'S INN COFFEE HOUSE Welcome to Ye Olde Coffee Shoppee 97/18
SIDNEY Sir Philip see SYDNEY, Sir Philip
SILBER, Sir Stephen Robert The Treasurer (Keith Lawrey). Includes small portrait photograph 127/11
SILENCE, Right of see RIGHT OF SILENCE
SILVER A gift (silver fish slice inscribed to Stephen Gaslee in 1819) 41/17 A thing of beauty 'Notable modern silver plate' presented by Sir Edward Maufe. With photo 40/98 Candlesticks 109/14 Commemoration (silver dish to commemorate Harcourt Hughes) 47/6 Gift from Kenya [of a silver tankard to commemorate re-opening of Hall] 36/86 Personal gift [two silver tankards, made and donated by Amy Walter] 35/5 Steeple cups from Gray's Inn exhibited in Toronto Jan 1957 47/6 The history of Gray's Inn silver (Sir Leonard Stone) 31/27 The presentaton of the cup of 'Hippocras' Includes description and photograph of Standing Cups 44/82
SILVER JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS Gray's Inn hosts tea parties for Holborn schoolchildren to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of George V and Queen Mary, 1935 108/26
SILVERTONGUE, Counsellor see NOBLE, Richard Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
SIMMONDS, Peter, Director of Finance Retirement 106/102 SIMON OF GLAISDALE, Jocelyn Simon, Baron From the Commons to the Bench (Ross Cranston). Includes portrait photograph 123/31
SINGER, L.Jules A grandfather at Gray's Inn (reminiscences of a career at the Bar) 27/59
SINGAPORE Legal education and the practice of law in Malaysia and Singapore (Call Night speech by Richard Stone 23rd Jul 1992) 96/28
SINGH, Preetam Endows advocacy prize for students or pupils having English as a second language 84/12
SIR CHRISTOPHER HATTON (Public House) Editorial note 84/16
SIR JOHN SOANE'S MUSEUM In the village: Sir John Soane's Museum. (Lucinda Waites). With photograph 118/78
SKIPWITH, Sir William Sir William Skipworth (the first reader of Gray's Inn) by James Wellwood 50/107
SKOOB BOOKS In the village - three bookshops (David Barnard) 104/79
SLEEMAN FAMILY Photograph of Master Colin Sleeman with son Stuart and grandson Dominic at the latter's Call to the Bar 22nd Nov 2001 115/72 see also obituary of Colin Sleemman
SLYNN, Gordon Slynn, Baron Portrait and profile 92/3-4 see also LORD SLYNN OF HADLEY EUROPEAN LAW FOUNDATION The group portrait 106/16 and obituaries The new Law Lords (Masters Slynn & Mustill) 95/11
SLYNN FOUNDATION seeLORD SLYNN OF HADLEY EUROPEAN LAW FOUNDATION
SMALL PENSION ROOM Post war photograph 38/112 The Small Pension Room shields. With colour illustrations (Christopher Bedingfield) 102/34
SMART, Ernest, Housekeeper 80/13; 85/8;87/16
SMITH, (William), Robing Room Attendant Mentioned in 'Delenda est Carthago' - account of the Blitz 26/30 Obituary 35/4
SMITH, John The triple crown (John Smith 1657-1726. Held high judicial office in England, Scotland and Ireland) 43/47
SMITH, W.G. Night Porter Retires 71/11
SMITHERS, Charles, labourer Inn staff: Charles Smithers (labourer) 48/64
SMOKING CONCERTS The Smoking Concerts (Keith Lawrey) 116/35
SMUTS, Jan Christiaan Attends dinner at Gray's Inn 28th Mar 1917 117/28
SNYDER, Earl Bequest to support Hall customs 87/10; 88/9 Earl Snyder and the Dining customs. Institution of 'Snyder Seniors' (Keith Lawrey) 89/52 Snyder Seniors 91/13
SOCIETY OF OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNCIL see LEGAL AID Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
SOLICITOR-GENERAL House Dinner for Masters Sir Dingle Foot, Solicitor-General and Sir Elwyn Jones, Attorney-General, 20th March 1965 62/109
SOLICITORS A firm's bicentenary (Taylor & Humbert) 86/58 Bar wars - a solicitor's perspective (Stephen Baister) 101/45 Solicitors of Gray's Inn 83/55; 84/60; 85/36
SOMERSET, Sarah, Duchess of 1631-1682 Gray's Inn biographies [links to Gray's Inn] (John Allpress) 82/59
SOULIOTOU, Stella First Minister of Justice of Cyprus and member of Gray's Inn 52/77
SOUTH AFRICA, Links Jan Smuts attends dinner at Gray's Inn 28th Mar 1917 117/28
SOUTH SQUARE Gray's Inn -South Square East aspect. C19 picture 25/15 Gray's Inn - South Square- South aspect (C19 picture) 25/20 No.1 South Square 84/8; 85/5 South Square in 1891 (Drawing) 84/8 South Square in 1939 (Photograph) 64/85 The cloisters between South Square and Field Court c 1900 (drawing) 62/89;72/83 The Squares 26/13 Traddles at 2 South Square (description of life in Traddles' attic from David Copperfield) 106/23 View from South Square (drawing by Jacqueline Geldart) 78/41 Watercolour by F.Pattison, 1891 107/40
SOUTH WINDOW see WINDOWS
SOUTHGATE, Thomas Thomas Southgate Q.C. 93/65
SOUTHAMPTON, Henry Wriothesley, 3rd Earl of A Group of Elizabethan portraits (Sir D.P. Barton) 2/21
SOUTHGATE, Thomas Four old Benchers 89/50
SOUTHWORTH, Jean May see also obituaries Graya profile 98/8
SOVEREIGNTY A threat to the sovereignty of courts and Parliament (John Hendy) 128/52
SPANISH ARMADA Gray's Inn and the Spanish Armada 65/23 The conqueror of the Armada - A Fellow for sixty years (Christopher Bedingfield) 92/31
SPARROW, (Albert) Charles Democracy at work. First elected Vice-Treasuer, 1993 97/14 see also obituaries The Graya profile - The Treasurer, Master Sparrow (Charles Christian). Includes photographs 99/9
SPENCER, Sir Derek Hello, I must be going. (Master Spencer's parliamentary seat threatened by bounday changes) 99/18
SPILSBURY, Sir Bernard Tenant 1 Verulam Buildings 103/20
SPRUCE, Jillian Two Gray's Inn navigators 65/29
SRI LANKA Sri Lanka 84/40 Master Pathmanathan Ramanathan visits the Inn, 1995 102/19
STAFF see also LAUNDRESSES; ORGANISTS; PREACHERS Individual staff, appointments, retirements, mentions, portraits 5/5,11; 12/7;18/25; 19/36 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
26/10-11,30;28/7,12; 30/128; 34/7,74, 79-93; 98;35/42; 37/13; 38/94, 98;39/13; 44/78; 46/73, 116; 48/63-4; 52/78; 54/80;96;117;65/9; 66/77; 68/87; 70/77,80, 129; 71/11; 72/133; 73/6; 75/9; 76/63, 69 77/139; 79/14-15,76; 80/6-7; 80/13; 85/6 81/6;83/8,12; 85/6,7,8; 86/6,7,8,9,10,54 86/55,59; 87/13,14,16,17,20,63; 88/16-19,61; 89/15,56 90/12,54; 92/8,9,13,78; 93/5,14,70; 94/7,53,82 94/71; 97/62; 98/30; 102/23-4,91; 114/11 115/14; 126/32 The staff 48/64 The staff of Gray's Inn 34/98 'They also serve' 25/8
STAINED GLASS see also WINDOWS Chest of stained glass discovered, Summer 1983. Includes photograph of a panel. 87/14 That glass. Editorial note. Includes photograph of panel showing St Anne and the Bless èd Virgin Mary 88/10
STANCLIFFE, Michael Preacher The Very Reverend Michael Stancliffe (Preacher 1954-1957. Died March 1987) 91/10
STANLEY seeDERBY
STANTON, Arthur Henry Father Stanton of St Alban's Holborn (Christopher Butcher). Includes photographs 126/75
STAPLE INN see also BARNARD'S INN; INNS OF CHANCERY Allied Inns of Chancery (Rizwan Majid) 117/33 Master Sparrow invited to be Reader (1998) 107/14 Professional integrity. Reading given at Staple Inn by Master Michael Hart. 4th Jun 2003 117/36 Staple Inn. 88/102 Staple Inn, Holborn, colour drawing 108/21 Staple Inn. Pictures, History (Francis Cowper); Re-opening (Hartley Shawcross) 42/108-15 The former times 64/89
STATUTE OF SEWERS A Reader of Gray's Inn [Robert Callis](Ivor Bowen) 3/28
STATUTORY INTERPRETATION The netnintio of Parliament. Statutory interpretation by reference to parliamentary intention (Alex Carlile) 98/5
STEEN, Anthony The old and the young (Anthony Steen sets up Task Force 1964 scheme of visit by young people to the old and lonely] 60/78; 61/7
STEEPLE CUPS Steeple cups from Gray's Inn exhibited in Toronto Jan 1957 47/6
STEIN, Herbert Katzen Fifitieth anniversary of admission 55/6
STEPHENS, Archibald John Four old benchers 83/50
STEPHENSON, Geraldine Geraldine Stephenson (choreographer for 1956 performance of Gesta Grayorum). With photograph 44/supp. 181
STEVENS, (Mary) Robina Robina Stevens (death and subscription for silver tankard in honour of) 33/11, 14 Robina Stevens Diary extracts with portrait 89/39-43
STEVENS, Stuart First English barrister to appear before Supreme Court of Greece 99/18 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES First women (Penelope Hewitt and Jane Hayward) 96/23
STOCKDALE, Frank Alleyne Master of the Walks 76/64
STONE, Georgiana Funeral 59/47
STONE, Sir (John)Leonard see also obituaries Appointed Master of the Walks 63/4 Introduces moot tie 65/41 Portrait 43/11
STONE, Richard Moves out of the Inn 109/15 The Treasurer, Master Stone - A Gray's Man from birth. Includes colour picture 95/7
STOVE Henekeys 84/15; 117/8 The former annexe (Henekeys/Cittie of Yorke) 87/9 The old stove from Gray's Inn Hall 1815-1897 (drawing) 30/102
STREET LIGHTING New lamps for old (Holborn BC installs flourescent street lighting in 1955) 42/148
STREETEN, Francis Towers Four old benchers 83/49
STUART-SMITH, Sir Murray The Treasurer. Profile with colour photograph 107/5
STUARTS Some Elizabethan and early Stuart Gray's Inn lawyers and their wives. Address in Hall by Wilfred Prest 19th Nov 1985 89/17
STUDENTS' ADVISORY OFFICER Appointment of James Wellwood 55/8
STUDENTS' WELFARE OFFICER John Lee 70/85
STURGESS, H.Artur.C. Middle Temple Librarian Congratulations [on award of M.V.O.} Worked in Gray's Inn Library 1903-1909 31/5
SUFFOLK, Charles Brandon, 1st Duke Brandon - one of us? (Refutation of Fletcher's identification of Brandon's arms in 'Brandon Doorway, by Christopher Bedingfield) 96/31
SUFFOLK, Dukes of Gray' s Inn in the times of Henry VII and Henry VIII (Sir D.P. Barton) 1/6,7
SUN YAT SEN Plaque unveiled 5th May 1946 26/12; 108/38
SUNDIAL (Gray's Inn Square) Focal point 65/6 The new sundial (1995) Colour photograph at p.23 101/24
SUNDIAL (Pocket) see POCKET SUN DIAL
SUPPOSES Supposes with coincidences: 'Read not dead' from the Globe Theatre 3rd Nov 2013 127/111
SUPREME COURT Opinion: The final Court of Appeal (Robert Stevens) 116/18 Parliament and the Supreme Court. 7th Birkenhead Lecture, given by Master Lord Hope of Craighead 13th Oct 2014 (abridged) 128/61 The creation of the Supreme Court: was it worth it? Barnard's Inn Reading by Lord Hope of Craighead 124/72
SUTER, Fred, Head Porter see also obituaries Portrait 70/77 Letter from D.S. Thompson 102/91 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Retirement 70/80
SUTTON'S HOSPITAL In the village: Sutton's Hospital in Charterhouse (Anthony Butcher) 113/24
SWABEY, Maurice Charles Merttins An old Bencher 87/52
SWAMINADAHAN, Subharama Crossing the Bar 85/10
SWEDISH MEMBER Baltic barrister (Ulf Holmbäck) 100/11
SYDNEY, Sir Philip A Group of Elizabethan portraits (Sir D.P. Barton) 2/19 Famous Grayans of former times. No.1 Sir Philip Sidney [1554-1586] (E H Butcher) 8/19 Inns of Court Officers Training Corps: Sir Philip Sidney, an early member 8/24 Philip Sidney: Graian (S.Parnell Kerr) 42/48 Portrait 8/25, 42/47; 84/9 Sir Philip Sidney.Memorial unveiled in crypt of St Paul's Cathedral 17th April 1985. Includes picture 88/21
TARTUFFE Miles Malleson's adaptation performed in Hall 18th-21st Dec 1962 57/35
TATE, William, Head Gardener The Walks 28/7
TATHAM, John Lawrence Four old Benchers 89/51
TATUM, Constance, Under Treasurer's Secretary 1943-1947 Sends pictures of temporary library and opening ceremony 1946 103/30-1
TAXATION Tax relief and retirement pensions (H.O.Thorp) 46/104
TAYLOR, Peter Murray Taylor, Baron The Taylor Music Therapy Project (Andrew Singer) 109/42
TAYLOR & HUMBERT (Solicitors) A firm's bicentenary. 86/58
TAYLOR MUSIC THERAPY PROJECT The Taylor Music Therapy Project (Andrew Singer) 109/42
TEA CADDY An echo from Field Court (Presentation of tea caddy once owned by Sam Denton, attorney, admitted 1792) 16/148
TECHNOLOGY see LEGAL TECHNOLOGY; WEBSITES
TENANTS small selection of notable Inn tenants (mainly non-members) entered under name
TERRELL, Edward see also obituaries Appointed Recorder of Newbury 17th May 1935. Youngest Recorder in England 17/213 Jubilee Dinner for the Recorder of Newbury 52/102
TERRORISM Alan Beaven (Gray's Inn barrister) killed when plane hijacked by terrorists 11th Sept 2001 114/8 Terrorism: Cold War or bad law? Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Carlile. 26th Jun 2008 122/41
TERRY, Oswald, Under Treasurer Appointment as Under Treasurer 26/10 House Dinner to mark retirement. 24th Jul 1976 80/55 Memorial service 87/33
TERRY, Simon Bryant Born 9th Oct 1952 to Oswald and Cynthia Terry 36/86 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
THAMES BANK HOUSE Thames Bank House, Mortlake, once owned by Sir James Eyre. For sale 1987 91/17
THANKERTON William Watson, Baron My first brief 11/15
THATCHER, Margaret Hilda Thatcher, Baroness Dined at Gray's Inn July 1983 and 5th Nov 1987 (Hon. Bencher 1983) 91/30; 11732
THEOBALD'S ROAD Theobald's Road 57/38
THIS LIFE Filmed in the Inn 108/8
THOM, Theresa, Librarian Appointment 87/13,63
THOMAS, Jeffrey Memorial service 1989 93/49
THOMAS, Sir John Meurig And in his spare time (Editorial note on Sir John Meurig Thomas, Master of Peterhouse, Cambridge and Honorary Bencher) 100/13
THOMAS OF CWMGIEDD (Roger) John Laugharne Thomas,Baron Address given by Master Maurice Kay, at the House Dinner for Master John Thomas on his appointment as LCJ 30th Oct 2013 127/101 A new portrait (by Nick Lord). Includes photograph of Master Thomas and artist, with the portrait, at its unveliing 18th Dec 2014 128/103 Master John Thomas: good news for our Welsh members. Master Thomas's support for decentralisation of Bar 125/7 Master John Thomas giving the Gray's Inn Reading in Barnard's Inn Hall on 11th May 1999. Photograph 110/14
THOMAS AND SALLY (Opera) Perfomed in Hall 23rd Oct 2003 117/93
THOMAS MORE SOCIETY Dinner 31st May 1957 46/72
THOMPSON, Sydney, Housekeeper New House Keeper 44/78
THOMSON v INNER TEMPLE Judgment of Master Stephen Terrell 87/41
THOMPSON, Amy & Sid, Inn staff Letter from D.S. Thompson 102/91
THRESHER & GLENNY At the sign of the peacock 99/27
TIBBY, Cat Tibby dies (1967) 66/84
TICHBORNE TRIAL The Kenealy scandal (Sir Malcom Hilbery) 62/125
TIES see GRAY'S INN TIES
TIMES A visit to The Times 40/96
TOASTS AND TOASTING Forms of address for male and female members of Hall (letter from Alec Samuels) 86/53 Loyal toasts (Second loyal toast from 1948) 27/17 Some customs of Gray's Inn Hall (Toasting within the mess and toasting other messes) 27/26 'The pious, glorious and immortal memory of Good Queen Bess' 2/27,6/15
TOPCLIFFE, Richard The hunter and the hunted (Richard Topcliffe and Henry Walpole) (Christopher Devlin) 55/23
TOPOLSKI, Felix Artist at a moot [Hilary 1961] 53/9
TOSCA Performed at the Inn 29th July 1998 107/15 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
TORMEY, Jean, Head Waitress Retirement 126/32
TOURS see VISITS
TOURVILLE, Henry Perrau de see DE TOURVILLE, Henry Perrau
TOWER OF LONDON Gray's Inn and the Tower 82/49
TRANSATLANTIC TRADE AND INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP A threat to the sovereignty of courts and Parliament (John Hendy) 128/52
TRANSPLANTS A legal look at transplants (Lord Justice Edmund-Davies) 70/89
TREASURE TROVE What, in my back yard? Master Sparrow writes to TheTimes arguing need for reform of law of treasure trove 99/22
TREASURERS' SHIELDS Escutcheoned in Gray's Inn Hall (Poem by Hedley Lucas) 58/123 The heraldry of Gray's Inn (L.G.Pine) 50/99
TREDGOLD, Sir Robert Picture of Sir Robert Tredgold signing oath as Chief Justice of Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland 42/15
TRIAL BY ORDEAL Operetta performed in Hall Easter 1980 84/44
TRINIDAD, Visit see VISITS
TRINDAD AND TOBAGO, Chief Justice Michael de la Bastide lunches at the Inn 102/19
TROLLOPE, Anthony Trollope and the Inns of Court. Edited version of talk at AGIS Dinner 12th Mar 1993 98/34
TROLLOP & COLLS, contractors Gray's Inn and its contractor (F.T. West) 48/77 see also various articles under REBUILDING Salute to [Graya] advertisers 37/71
TROUBLE, Cat Distinguished guests 30/118 Harry Ivey and Trouble [Photograph] 35/42
TTIP see T RANSATLANTIC TRADE AND INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP
TUCK, Raphael Goodbye to Parliament 83/14 TUDORS English law in the Renaisssance period. Historical Society talk in Hall 17th Nov 1981 (J.H. Baker) 85/23 Gray' s Inn in the times of Henry VII and Henry VIII (Sir D.P. Barton) 1/5 Gray's Inn under the Plantagenets and the Tudors (Sir D P Barton) 15/107 Some Elizabethan and early Stuart Gray's Inn lawyers and their wives. Address in Hall by Wilfred Prest 19th Nov 1985 89/17
TULL, Jethro Admitted 1693; Called 1699 103/20 Who was Jethro Tull? (S.Parnell Kerr) 43/31
TUMBRIDGE, R, Works Department Retirement and death 87/17; 88/19
TUNISIA Tunisia (Charmian Martin) 70/101
TUTOR, appointment of see GRAY'S INN TUTOR Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
TWELFTH NIGHT First performance at Middle Temple, 1602 113/10 Performed in Gray's Inn Hall 21st-23rd Dec 1960 53/33
TYLER Wat Richard II: a Gray's Inn chronicle 6/35
TYNWALD The millennium of the Tynwald (R.K.Eason) 83/45
TYRANNICIDE BRIEF The Tyrannicide brief, based on book by Geoffrey Robertson, performed in Hll 21st-22nd May 2012 126/86
UELMAN, Gerald Gerald Uelman, former Dean of Santa Clara University, visits Gray's Inn (1996) 104/11
UFF, John Francis The Treasurer (Keith Lawrey). With portrait photograph 124/10
UGANDA Awaiting justice: an internship assisting capital offenders in Uganda (Samantha Jones) 127/95 Barrister Princess (Princess Elizabeth Bagaya becomes first African woman admitted to the Uganda Bar) 65/7 The death penalty in Uganda (John-Paul Swoboda) 121/73
UNEXPLODED BOMBS Incidents at Gray's Inn [1940-1944] 25/25 Unexploded bomb previously displayed in old North Library rediscovered (Editorial note under heading 'Stained glass') 87/14
UNGOED-THOMAS, Sir (Arwyn) Lynn From the Commons to the Bench (Ross Cranston) 123/29
UNITED LAW DEBATING SOCIETY United Law Debating Society 64/127
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, see also American visit, 1960 53/5, 21 AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION; Earl Snyder succeeded as Secretary of North American Gray's Inn Society by Josiah Henson 88/9 Franklin D. Roosevelt attends Dinner at Gray's Inn 29th Jul 1918 115/66; 117/29 Gerald Uelman, former Dean of Santa Clara University, visits Gray's Inn (1996) 104/11 Gray's Inn and the United States [Edward Randolph, Leonard Calvert, Andrew Hamilton, Joseph Ball, James M Beck](F.Cowper) 73/23 Gray's Inn and the Virginia story (S.Parnell Kerr) 39/27 Moot tours 1985, 1991, 1995, 1997 or 8, 2002, 2005 89/25; 95/87; 103/71 107/72; 115/73; 119/65 Link with Ohio (Master Macaskie attends dedicaton of new Ohio Legal Centre) 56/75 North American Gray's Inn Society 81/13; 82/10 Stephen Lake (first student from New England by James Wellwood) 88/36 The Bicentenniel of the United States 80/51 The Treasurer (Master Stephen Silber) in South Carolina (2014). Includes photographs 128/94 William Holden's U.S tour (1952) 37/13
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE High Steward and Deputy (Masters Devlin and Gordon Richardson, Bencher and Hon. Bencher) 86/6
UZBEKISTAN The road to Uzbekistan (Marie Cameron) 100/60
USTINOV, Peter Appearance at Smoking Concert 6th Feb 1953 37/13
UTHWATT, Augustus Andrewes Uthwatt, Baron Lord Uthwatt 63/13 see also obituaries Record of brilliant student days 22/6 Portrait 22/21, 30/80;63/15
VADJA, Christopher Stephen Double congratulations (appointment as Judge of ECJ and marriage) 126/7 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
VANDERPANT H S E Makes Christ's Hospital presentation available to Benchers' sons(1933) 12/6
VER HEYDEN, Everard see EVERARD VER HEYDEN FOUNDATION PRIZES
VER HEYDEN DE LANCEY, Cornelius see DE LANCEY, Cornelius Ver Heyden
VER HEYDEN DE LANCEY PRIZE IN FORENSIC MEDICINE The Baron De Lancey's benefactions 91/83
VERMILLION BOOKS In the village - three bookshops (David Barnard) 104/79
VERULAM BUILDINGS Arthur Machen tenant of 4 Verulam Buildings 1895-1901 101/13 New life for Verulam Buildings. Plans for refurbishment (Iain Glidewell) 97/31 Refurbishment completed. Old Square Chambers move in 101/13 Sir Bernard Spilsbury tenant of 1 Verulam Buildings 103/20
VESZY, Daisy Hereditary Calls 87/8
VICE-TREASURER Democracy at work. First elected Vice-Treasurer (Master Charles Sparrow, 1993) 97/14
VICENTE, Maximo, Night Porter Night Porter 75/9
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY (Australia) see WILSON HALL
VINELOTT, Sir John Evelyn Vincent The Treasurer, Master Vinelott - a straightforward career. Profile by Charles Christian. Preceded by portrait 97/9
VINER, Monique see also obituaries A respect-able lady? 110/39 The beginnings of a respectable lady: her beginnings were inauspiscious! 112/39
VIRGINIA Gray's Inn and the Virginia story (S.Parnell Kerr) 39/27
VISITS A fruitful tour: Master Marshall in Trinidad and British Guiana 55/11 see also GRAY'S INN DEBATING SOCIETY; MOOTS AND MOOTING A great event: visit of members of the Bar and The Law Society to America and Canada (1930) 7/25 A visit to The Times 40/97 American visit 1960 53/5,21 First visit to Poland (Edmund Davies) 51/9 Gray's Inn exchange with the Paris Bar 111/36 IATC goes on safari. South African trip 1996 103/29 Journey to the Antipodes (Lord Devlin) 58/99 Link with Ohio (Master Macaskie attends dedicaton of new Ohio Legal Centre) 56/75 Malayan link (Master Leonard Caplan) 85/10 The Treasurer (Master Stephen Silber) in South Carolina (2014). Includes photographs 128/94 To Poland 50/74 United States and Canadian visits 53/5 US moot tours 1985, 1991, 1995, 1997 or 8, 2002, 2005 89/25; 85/87; 103/71; 107/72; 115/73; 119/65 Visits of The Advocacy Department to Jersey and The Bahamas 116/66 Visit of the French Minister of Justice, 1996 (David Machin) 105/83 Visits East and West . Visits to Budapest and the American Inns of Court by Margaret Chadderton, DUT(S) 1993 98/52 Visits to European legal Institutions, 1987, 1991,1994,1995,1997 91/80; 95/89; 100/69 102/71;106/40 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
William Holden's US tour [1952] 37/13
VOCKINS, Alfred Deputy Librarian see obituaries
WAIN, David, Assistant Estates Bursar Appointed 102/23
WAKEFIELD, Edward Gibbon Men of Gray's Inn: Edward Gibbon Wakefield 1796-1862 (Francis Cowper) 24/13 73/3 WALDOCK, Sir (Claud) Humphrey see also obituaries Portrait 73/4 The Treasurer 24/13
WALES First Counsel General for the National Assembly of Wales (Winston Roddick) 109/21 Gray's Inn and the Gorsedd (James Collins) 82/53 James I refuses to accept judgment against Council of Wales in Farley's case 106/58 Master John Thomas: good news for our Welsh members (appointed President QBD). Master Thomas's support for de-centralisation of Bar 125/7 Our jurisdiction: the Welsh dimension (Malcolm Pill) 126/39 Sir Archie Pellow Marshall elected Bard of the Gorsedd 59/13 The colour that is Wales (Robyn Lewis) 116/42
WALES, H.R.H. Prince of see CHARLES, H.R.H. Prince of Wales
WALKS see also BENCHES; CATALPA TREE; MAPS A recollection of a visitor tour of Gray's Inn and the Walks by M.D. Severn, Librarian (H.A.C.Sturgess) 29/36 A view of Gray's Inn gardens of about 1770 taken from no.4 Gray's Inn Place 111/79 Air ambulance lands in Walks, Summer 2000. 2 photographs 112/62 Central avenue replanted with red oaks 93/6 Christmastide in Gray's Inn: the Walks [photograph] 56/97 Gates bear initials of Treasurer William Gilby 1723 106/24 Gray's Inn: a short history. Extract from 2nd ed by Master Richard Stone, concerning The Walks 105/15 Gray's Inn gardens 9/10 Gray's Inn Walks. (Poem by Mary Burke) 84/43 Hurricane damage Oct 1987 and plans for redesigning the Walks. Editorial note 91/9 Master Leonard Stone appointed Master of the Walks 63/4 Master Stockdale suceeds Master Stone as Master of the Walks 76/64 Mr Shelley visits Gray's Inn [Walks] (Timothy Shuttleworth) 123/75 Reflections in the Walks 26/11 Sculpture in the Walks 77/143 The chief ornament of Gray's Inn:the Walks from Bacon to Brown (David Jacques) 110/54; 111/60 The garden railings 64/81 The Grass Man, The Shrub Man, The Flower Man and the All-rounder (Henrieta Wilson) 105/42 The Walks 28/7 The Walks (historical note) 117/10 The Walks [Photograph January 1963] 57/9 The Walks [picture Summer 1955] 42/133 The Walks 1994-1997 (Martin Collins) 106/33 The Walks and extending the magnolia border (Illustrated proposal replying to two letters in Graya News no.9) 121/87 The Walks evolving. The Walks now and to come. Editorial notes 90/9-10
WALLER, Sir George House Dinner to mark retirement from Court of Appeal 8th Oct 1987. Includes reminsiscences of his career. 91/9,27 see also obituaries Portrait 82/3 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
WALLER, Sir (George) Mark The Treasurer (Keith Lawrey). Includes drawing of Master Mark Waller with his father, Master George Waller 122/15
WALLER, Richard Son of Master Mark Waller and grandson of Master George Waller, Called to the Bar 101/17
WALLINGTON, Sir Hubert My first brief 23/19 Master Wallington and Birmingham 19/14 Portrait by Philip Lambe. Editorial note 87/6
WALPOLE, Henry, Saint A Gray's Inn Saint (R.J.Harvey) 73/11 Bloody York 102/27 Gray's Inn and the Tower [of London] (Molina Fullman) 82/50 The Martyrs Altar, St Winifred's Church, York. With Statue of S Henry Walpole. Photograph 102/21 Portrait 73/13 Saint Henry Walpole 72/106 The hunter and the hunted: Richard Topcliffe and Henry Walpole (Christopher Devlin) 55/23
WALSH, Sir Cecil My first brief 12/26 Portrait 8/17
WALSINGHAM, Sir Francis A Group of Elizabethan portraits (Sir D.P. Barton) 2/19 News of portraits of William Juxon and Francis Walsingham 65/7 Two portraits 71/5
WALTER, Hubert Conrad see also obituaries Portrait 71/19 Retires as manager of Graya 69/11
WAR DAMAGE see also REBUILDING; ZEPPELINS Going up, coming down 28/8 Delenda est Carthago 26/30 Editorial notes; Havoc in Gray's Inn 24/3,9 Incidents at Gray's Inn [1940-1944]-Enemy action (including plan showing war damage, by H Lidbetter) 25/25-7 Photograph of damage to Hall 10th May 1941 25/5 Photograph of damage to House premises (1950) 48/84 The day I was to die. Account of the Blitz by Jeanne Heal 46/97 The dream. An account of bombing by a resident Miss E.M.H. Bareham 27/56
WAR MEMORIALS Dedication of the War Memorial [in Chapel] 13th Nov 1960 53/49 Gray's Inn War memorial 1/47 The Welsh memorial tablet 7/7
WARD, Sir Alan Hylton The Treasurer. (Keith Lawrey) Profile with portrait 119/11
WARD, John, Butler Retirement 82/10
WARDEN (Assistant Head Porter, Office of) The Warden 85/9
WARDEN OF THE CINQ PORTS see CINQ PORTS
WARREN, Earl, Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Retires as Chief Justice of US Supreme Court 70/80 see also obituaries Lunches in Hall 28th June 1966 64/81 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
WARWICK, Robert Rich, 2nd Earl of The Earl of Warwick 64/86
WARWICK COURT Warwick Court Gate House. Drawing of proposed new gatehouse by Edward Maufe. 34/97
WATSON (John) Bertrand My first brief 12/35 Portrait 27/14
WEBB, Sidney see PASSFIELD, Sidney Webb, Baron
WEBSITES set up by members and the Inn 109/15 see also LEGAL TECHNOLOGY The Gray's Inn website 111/11; 112/34
WEEKLY LAW REPORTS Commence publication [1953] 37/17
WEINSTOCK, Arnold Weinstock, Baron Benefactor 116/8
WELCOME TO NEW MEMBERS 1982 edition 86/17
WELLWOOD, Edith A career in law reporting (Edith Wellwood) 112/49 Inn resident and barrister. Party to celebrate 50 years of Call. Includes photograph 110/10 The Law Reporters 118/6
WELLWOOD, James Wesley see also obituaries Appointed Students' Advisory Officer 55/8 Founds Gray's Inn Historical Society 71/6
WELSH MEMORIAL TABLET see WAR MEMORIALS
WENTWORTH CHAMBERS, Sydney, Australia Overseas links 47/6
WESTERN CIRCUIT The Circuits: The Western Circuit: by a member (E H Butcher) 6/19
WESTMINSTER BANK (Southampton Row) see 'BIRKBECK'S BANK
WESTWOOD, Sarah, Archivist Editorial mention in 'Our archives' 115/14
WHALLEY, George Hammond George Hammond Whalley 82/22
WHEATLEY, Derek Recalls one of his early cases in 'A tyranny of judges?' 102/51 102/55
WHEELHOUSE, Sir William St James Four old Benchers 89/50
WHELLOCK, K.A. Chief Clerk Editorial mention 26/11
WHETTALL, Thomas Nicholas Parry and Simon Segar (Sir Leonard Stone) 34/81
WHISTLER, James Abbott McNeill The Whistler etchings: Whistler at Gray's Inn (Martin Hopkinson) 119/38
WHITEHEAD, James Portrait 18/35
WHY DOES THE QUEEN DIE? Play by Iain Burnside performed at Gray's Inn 20th Oct 2014 128/101 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
WIG CURLER see PIPE CLAY WIG CURLER FOUND IN THE INN
WIGODER, Basil Thomas Wigoder Baron Portrait and profile 93/Frontispiece, 4
WIGS AND ROBES Goodbye horsehair and silk 96/13 Reform (James Mulcahy) 66/95
WILBERFORCE, Richard Wilberforce, Baron Tribute of friendship. Review by Lord Mackay of Liber amicorum for Lord Wilberforce 91/21
WILDY & SON, Booksellers Best Bookshop 107/14
WILLATT, (Daphne) Clare Memorial service 89/37
WILLIAMS, John, Archbishop of York 1641-1650 Famous Grayans of former times. No.3 John Williams (1582-1650) (Ivor Bowen) 10/19 Lecture on John Williams (delivered in Hall by Ivor Bowen, H.1928, brief account) 2/14 Portrait 10/23
WILLIAMS, John Leighton see LEIGHTON WILLIAMS, John
WILLIAMS, Sir William Sir William Williams 86/16
WILLIAMS & JAMES (Solicitors) Solicitors of Gray's Inn 84/60
WILLIAMS OF OYSTERMOUTH, Rowan Douglas Williams, Baron (104th Archbishop ofCanterbury) see also MULLIGAN SERMON The Archdruid of Wales invests the Archbishop of Wales. Photograph 116/45
WILLIS, Sir John Ramsay Portrait 69/3
WILSON Sir Courthope My first brief 12/30 Portrait 10/13
WILSON, Sir Roy see also obituaries Appointed Master of the Moots 49/5 Portrait 76/59
WILSON HALL (Victoria University) Letter from W.A. Osborne Feb 16 1952 36/135
WINDOWS see also STAINED GLASS Heraldry of Gray's Inn (L.G. Pine) 50/99 South Window [Photograph] 50/103 The Archbishops' window (Martin Collins) 115/68 The centre piece of the South window in Gray's Inn Hall ('The American Window') gift of the A.B.A.]. Photograph (b/w) 45/4 The East window Gray's Inn Hall. Photograph (b/w) 50/71 Top part of the Great Bay [North Oriel] Window [Photograph] 50/101 Two windows 66/92
WINE A decade of clarets (Julian Jeffs) 96/62 Burgundy past and present (Julian Jeffs) 110/51 Château Lilian Ladouys (Julian Jeffs) 101/66 Christopher and Company Limited (suppliers of wine to the Society) (J.W. Bygott Webb) 45/25 Decades of wine (Julian Jeffs) 100/35 Subject Title . Volume/Page No.
Drinks for Christmas (Julian Jeffs) 102/76 En primeur 109/45 Hall wines 95/94 Ribera del Duero (Julian Jeffs) 107/31 Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand (Julian Jeffs) 97/65 Sparkling champagne (Julian Jeffs) 104/75 Starting a cellar 119/49 The Bunch (six best wine merchants) (Julian Jeffs 114/37 The super seconds (Julian Jeffs) 98/66 Wine and Gray's Inn (J.W. Bygott-Webb) 44/104 Wines for Summer 103/83 Wines of the Millennium (Julian Jeffs) 112/44
WINGFIELD FAMILY The Wingfields of Suffolk: a Gray's Inn family (Sir D.P. Barton) 5/23
WINNINGTON, Charmian, Library Assistant The Library 79/76
WOMEN AT THE BAR A respect-able lady? (Monique Viner) 110/39 see also obituary for Edith Hesling Sisters in law: the irresistible rise of women in wigs. Barnard's Inn Reading by Master Michael Beloff. 25th Jun 2009 123/33 The 1998 Woman Lawyer Conference (Zoe Nield) 108/51 The Ladies (Betty Harris, Marjorie Andric, Betty Archdale) 23/5 The woman barrister:whither trending (A.M.O.G.I) and A woman barrister's views (Dorothy S Stokes) 8/29
WOOLF REFORMS Opinion- Woolf, a modest proposal (Nicholas Chambers) 102/5 The Woolf talk at Gray's Inn civil procedure evening (Nicholas Chambers) 109/26
WOOLRICH, John Setting of George Herbert's poem ' Paradise' composed for Mulligan Sermon Mattins 14th May 2000 112/16-17; 113/65
WORKMENS' COMPENSATION Provincial justice: a North Easterner's perspective. Civil litigation. Barnard's Inn reading by Master Paul Kennedy 25th Jun 2003 118/34 at p.44
WORLD WAR I Gray's Inn and the outbreak of war (Malcolm Pill) 127/43 The call to the Colours in the Great War (Timothy Shuttleworth) 127/49
WRIGHT, Clarissa Dickson Manager of Common Room bar 78/9
WRIGHTSON, William A glimpse into the private life of an official at the Pipe Office … Gray's Inn in the eighteenth century (John Anthony Harrison) 48/87
WRIOTHESLEY, Henry see SOUTHAMPTON Henry Wriothesley, 3rd Earl of
WYLIE, John, Estates Bursar Appointed 83/12
YELVERTON, Sir Christopher A Group of Elizabethan portraits (Sir D.P. Barton) 2/22
YOUARD, Rosaleen Joan Lord Atkin calls his daughter 19/6 Portrait 19/11
ZAMBIA Gray's Inn Society of Zambia 71/73 Gray's Inn Society of Zambia. Administrative governing committee constituted 63/42 Gray's Inn Society of Zambia. Guest Night Dinner, Lusaka, 29th June 1965 62/98
ZEPPELINS see also WAR DAMAGE Zeppelins over Gray's Inn 110/12