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Codebook This Document Has Been Created by the History Data Service and Is Based on Information Supplied by the Depositor History Data Service - SN 0241: British Higher Judiciary, 1876-1972 Codebook this document has been created by the History Data Service and is based on information supplied by the depositor Variables and Codes Variable Description Codes Name V1 Identification See table “Identification Numbers” below Number V2 Region Of Birth 1 England 2 Wales 3 Scotland 4 Northern Ireland 5 Irish Republic 6 Overseas possession 7 Commonwealth born 8 Other 9 Not available V3 Birthplace Not Coded (999 = missing) V4 Birthplace Size Not Coded (9999 = missing) V5 Father in Whos 1 No or not listing found Who? 2 Yes 8 Birth date too early for a listing 9 Fathers name not available V6 Father in DNB 1 No or no listing found 2 Yes 8 Birth date too early for a listing 9 Fathers name not available V7 Fath Burkes Peer? Not Coded (9 = missing) V8 Fath Burkes Lg? Not Coded (9 = missing) V9 Father Titled 1 No 2 Yes, Baron 3 Yes, Viscount 4 Yes, Earl 5 Yes, Duke 6 Yes, Marquis 7 Yes, Baronet 8 Not ascertainable 9 Fathers name not available V10 Father Knighted? 1 No 2 Yes 8 Not ascertainable 9 Fathers name not ascertainable V11 Father Military Same as V10 Service? V12 Father Military Rank 1 Captain 2 First Lieutenant 3 Second Lieutenant 4 Lt 5 Major 6 Colonel 7 Lt. Col. 8 General 9 Fathers name not available, not ascertainable, or in case of Judge, not applicable. V13 Father Occupation- 120 Bakers and Pastry Cooks Detail History Data Service - SN 0241: British Higher Judiciary, 1876-1972 Variable Description Codes Name Detail 122 Brewers, Winemakers and related workers 135 Printing Workers N.E.C. 161 Painters, Decorators N.E.C. 221 Clerks, Cashiers, Office 120 Bakers and Pastry Cooks 231 Proprietors and managers, non-food Sales 231 Proprietors and managers, non-food Sales 270 Ministers of the Crown, M.P.s (N.E.C.) Senior Government Official 271 Local Authority Senior Officers 272 Managers in Engineering and Allied Traces 274 Managers in Mining and Production N.E.C. 280 Medical Practitioners (Qualified) 286 University Teachers 288 Civil, Structural, Municipal Engineers 292 Chemists, Physical and Biological Scientists 293 Authors, Journalists and Related Workers 294 Stage Managers, Actors, Entertainer, Musicians 296 Accountants, Professional, Company Secretaries and Registrars 297 Surveyors, Architects 298 Clergy, Ministers, Member of Religous Order 299 Judges, Barristers, Advocates, Solicitors 320 Armed Forces (UK) 321 Armed Forces (Commonwealth and Foreign) 331 Merchant 332 Partner in Firm 333 Owner of own business 334 Civil Service V14 Father Secondary 1 Private, at home School 2 The Grange, Sunderland 3 Smith School, Galway 4 St. Pauls 5 Rugby 6 Royal High School, Edinburgh 7 Cheltenham 8 Dunfermline, Scotland 9 New Kingswood 10 Eton 11 Harrow 12 Portalington, Ireland 13 Edinburgh Academy 14 Brecon 15 Winchester 16 Beaumont 17 Collegiate School, Greenock, Scotland 18 Dover College 19 Malborough 20 Victoria College, Jersey 21 Ballarat College, Victoria, Australia 22 Haileybury 23 Kelvinsville 24 Campbell College, Belfast 25 Fettes College, Edinburgh 26 Westminster 27 Hamilton Academy, Scotland 28 Andover History Data Service - SN 0241: British Higher Judiciary, 1876-1972 Variable Description Codes Name 29 Charterhouse 30 Liverpool Institute 31 Stonyhurst 32 Merchison Castle 33 Clifton 34 Whitgift 35 Greshams 36 Millhill 37 Brewood 38 Palace School, Enfield 39 Aberdeen 40 Amersham Hall 41 Merchant Taylors School 42 Devon, Local 43 Old Aberdeen Grammer 44 Lancing 45 Oundle 46 Highgate 47 Kings School, Canterbury 48 Tonbridge 49 Lancaster 50 Barrow-in-Furnese 51 Silcoates 52 Queen Elizabeths Grammer School 53 Greshams School, Holt 54 Birkenhead 55 Burton Grammer 56 Dulwich 57 Mountain Ash 58 Queens College 59 Royal Academy 60 Bede, Sunderland 61 Glasgow Academy 62 Belfast Academical Institute 63 Clare College 64 Ipswich Grammer School 65 Perse 66 Malvern 67 Kings College School 68 Shaftesbury 69 Bury Grammer School 70 University College School 71 Owens 72 Mercers 73 Bedford 74 Burham Cathedral 75 Repton 76 Freeburg 77 Proprietary School, Edgbaston 78 Nassau School, Barnes 79 City of London School 80 Shrewsbury 81 Wigan Grammer 82 Bristol Cathedral 83 St. Francis Xaviers 84 King Edwards School 85 Aldenham 86 Norwich History Data Service - SN 0241: British Higher Judiciary, 1876-1972 Variable Description Codes Name 87 Wellington 88 Leys 89 The Oratory School 90 Bellahouston Academy 91 Truro School 92 Douai 93 Trinity College, Glenalmond 94 Battersea Stram School 95 Downside 96 Uppingham 97 Caterham 98 School not ascertainable, education mentioned 99 Not applicable, no degree or education is mentioned 101 Sedbergh 102 Gonville 103 Peter Symonds 104 Liverpool Institute 105 Penleigh 106 Rossall 107 Canton 108 The Hall, Hampstead 109 Ash by de la Zouch 110 Southgate 111 Southall Grammer 112 Exeter 113 Her Majestys Ship, Conway 114 St. Marylebone 115 Radley 116 Hymers College, Hull 117 St. Andrews (South Africa) 118 Blundells 119 Wolverhampton V15 Father University 29 Oxford 30 Cambridge 50 Aberdeen 51 Edinburgh 52 Trinity, Dublin 53 Ina College, Dublin 54 Heidelberg University, Germany 55 University College, London 56 Queens College, Galway 57 Melbourne University 58 Queens University, Belfast 59 Glasgow University 60 Self-educated law 61 London University 62 University of Liverpool 63 Manchester 64 Kings College School, London 65 Geneva 66 Downside College, Bath 67 Berlin and Paris 68 Victoria University, Manchester 69 Liverpool 70 Malborough College 71 Belfast History Data Service - SN 0241: British Higher Judiciary, 1876-1972 Variable Description Codes Name 72 Malvern Girls College 98 Not ascertainable 99 Not applicable V16 Father Elective 1 No Office 2 Yes 8 Not ascertainable 9 Fathers name not available V17 Father 1 No Administrative 2 Yes Office 8 Not ascertainable 9 Fathers name not available V18 Father Judicial 1 No Office 2 Yes 8 Not ascertainable 9 Fathers name not available V19 Father Highest 1 Local Government official Elective Office 2 Mayor 3 Minister of Parliament 4 Minister 5 Prime Minister 8 Held office, name not given 9 No office held or not applicable, requires a 1, 8, or 9 in V 16 V20 Father Highest 1 Local Government Administrative 2 Central Government, office below secretarial Office level 3 Permanent secretary or under-secretary 4 Baron of Exchequer 8 Office held, not available which office 9 Not available or no office held V21 Father Highest (codes same as V118) Judicial Office 0 None 1 Recorder 2 Justice of Peace 3 Circuit Judge 4 Common Pleas 5 Chief Justice, Common Pleas 6 Chancery Judge 7 Queens Bench 8 Judge of probate, Divorce and Admiralty 9 Lord Justice of Appeal 10 Lord of Appeal in ordinary 11 Lord Chief Justice, England 12 Lord Chief Justice, Ireland 13 Lord High Chancellor 14 Lord Justice General and President of Court of session, Scotland 15 Master of the Rolls 16 President of PD&A 17 President of Court of Enquiry into Claims and Conditions of labor in the United Kingdom 18 Munitions Tribunals Appeals Court 19 Quarter Sessions 20 Chairman, Quarter sessions 21 Judge of High Court, Ireland 22 Judge of Appeal, Isle of Man 23 President, Restrictive Practices Court 24 Restrictive Practices Court History Data Service - SN 0241: British Higher Judiciary, 1876-1972 Variable Description Codes Name 25 Court of Exchequer 26 Equity Courts 27 Judge Hague Tribunal 28 Scottish Judge 29 Judge War Pensions Appeals 30 Judge, Court of Cassation, France 31 Parliamentary Bar 32 Rolls Court 33 Ancient High Court of Admiralty 34 Pusine Judge 35 Commercial Court 36 President Shipping Claims Tribunals 37 Tribunal into Aberfan Disaster 38 Commisioner of Assiz 39 President Military Court, Germany 40 Judge of Salford, Hundred Court of Record 41 Chancellor County Palatine of Durham 42 President, Circuit Judge 43 Munitions Enquiry Tribunal 44 Asst. Director of public Prosecution 45 Barrister 46 Solicitor 47 Judge and Advisor to Khedive 48 Vice-Chancellor Bankruptcy Division 49 Magistrate 50 Arches Court of Canterbury and Chancery Court of York 51 President of Court of Inquiry on loss of Empress of Ireland 52 Judge County Courts, Nottingham 53 County Court Judge 54 Palestine Military Court 55 Judge Court of Appeal Baliwick of Guernsey 56 Court of appeal, Isle of Jersey 57 Judge of Appeal Channel Islands 58 President of National Industrial Relations Court 59 Judge Crown Court 60 Radcliffe Tribunal 61 Bankruptcy Judge 62 Vice-Chancellor to Crown 63 Counsular Courts of Constantinople 98 High Court, Unspecified 99 Not ascertainable or not applicable V22 Grandfather a 1 No Judge? 2 Yes 9 Not ascertainable who grandfather is or no information given V23 Other Family 1 No Judges? 2 Yes 9 Not ascertainable V24 Ever Married? 1 No 2 Yes 9 Not ascertainable V25 Date First Married 98 Not ascertainable 99 Not applicable V26 Number of Times 0 None Married 9 Not ascertainable, gives no information at all regarding marital status of judge History Data Service - SN 0241: British Higher Judiciary, 1876-1972 Variable Description Codes Name regarding marital status of judge V27 School Attended Same as V14 V28 College at Oxbridge 2 Oxford / Balliol 3 Oxford / University 4 Oxford / Wadham 5 Oxford / Magdalen 6 Oxford / Jesus 7 Oxford / Oriel 8 Oxford / New 9 Oxford / Exeter 10 Oxford / Christs Church 11 Oxford / Corpus Christi 12 Oxford / Trinity 13 Oxford / St. Johns 14 Oxford / Lincoln 15 Oxford / Brasenose 16 Oxford / Pembroke 17 Oxford / Keble 18 Oxford / Merton 19 Oxford / Worcester 20 Oxford / Hertford 21 Oxford / Queens 31 Cambridge / Trinity 32 Cambridge / Downing 33 Cambridge / Caius 34 Cambridge / St. Johns 35 Cambridge / Kings 36 Cambridge / Emmanuel 37 Cambridge / Jesus 38 Cambridge / Christs 39 Cambridge / Pembroke 40 Cambridge / St. Peters 41 Cambridge / Corpus Christi 42 Cambridge / Queens 43 Cambridge / Clare 44 Cambridge / Peterhouse 45 Cambridge / St. Catherines 46 Cambridge / Sidney Sussex 47 Cambridge / Magdalene 48 Cambridge / Sussex 98 Not ascertainable, scholarship mentioned, but not location 99 Not applicable, did not attend or no information at all V29 University Attended Same as V15 V30 First Degree 1 B.A.
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