. Notable Londoners, an illustrated who's who of professional and business men. MANDI-VIILE HLACKWOOD PHILLIPS Mr. Mandcvillc B. Phillips is a son of the late Dr. SamuelPhillips, literary critic of the TimiS, imdcr the editorshipof John Delane, and himself, throughout his career, hasheld t>flices assmiated with the clerical world. He was forfourteen years Private Secretary to the late ArchbishopBenson, and for the past twenty-five years has acted asSecretary to the Poor Clergy Relief Corporation. Waseducated at Charterhouse and Bonn. Publications: A Guide to Lambeth Palace, Personal Reminis
. Notable Londoners, an illustrated who's who of professional and business men. MANDI-VIILE HLACKWOOD PHILLIPS Mr. Mandcvillc B. Phillips is a son of the late Dr. SamuelPhillips, literary critic of the TimiS, imdcr the editorshipof John Delane, and himself, throughout his career, hasheld t>flices assmiated with the clerical world. He was forfourteen years Private Secretary to the late ArchbishopBenson, and for the past twenty-five years has acted asSecretary to the Poor Clergy Relief Corporation. Waseducated at Charterhouse and Bonn. Publications: A Guide to Lambeth Palace, Personal Reminiscences of Archbishop Benson, Church and Queen, Fhe Hard Case of the Country Parson, etc. Address: i, TavistockSquare, RAIALL SAHATIXI The noted Author and Dramatist. Mr. Sabatini, as awriter of romance, ranks among the first few most in popularfavour at this time, and his works, most of the titles beingwell-known, comprise a very long list. A number of themhave been used for film reprrKluction with great Sabatini has also attained more recent distinction as adramatist. He formerly acquired some commercial ex-perience as a partner in the publishing firm of Martin Seeker,Ltd. He was educated in Switzerland and Portugal. Hisprincipal recreation is fishing, and he is a member of theGarrick and Savage Clubs. (Photo: H- Walter Barnett)
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