The Rt Hon. Sir Angus Ogilvy, KCVO, PC (1928-2004)
Michael Rhodes
The Duke of Gloucester attended a service of thanksgiving for the Hon
Sir Angus Ogilvy, held yesterday in Westminster Abbey.
The Duke and Duchess of Kent and Prince and Princess Michael of Kent
(brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law), were present.
Princess Alexandra, widow, attended.
The Dean of Westminster, officiated, assisted by the Rev Chris Chivers,
Minor Canon and Precentor of Westminster. Mr Jesse Peters and Ms Liz
Jackson, Recipients of Business start-up loans from The Prince's
Trust, said prayers.
The Hon James Ogilvy, brother, and Sir Timothy Colman, KG, read the
lessons.
Mr Timothy West read If by Rudyard Kipling and Mr James Ogilvy, son
gave an address.
During the service a recording of music from the short film Engaged and
composed by Miss Marina Ogilvy, daughter, with a cello arrangement by
Emily Burridge was played.
The Band of The Scots Guards, conducted by Major Robert J Owen,
Director of Music, also played during the service.
Canon David Hutt, Sub-Dean of Westminster Abbey, Canon Robert Wright,
Rector of St Margaret's and Chaplain to the Speaker, Canon Nicholas
Sagovsky, Canon Theologiae, Sir Roy Strong, High Bailiff of Westminster
were robed and seated in the Sacrarium.
The Skye Boat Song was played by Piper Graham Gray after the service
and outside the Great West Door Mr Mark Tennant, nephew, and Mr Edward
Tennant, great nephew, bagpipes, played the March: The Bonnie Hoose
O'Airlie and Salute to Sir Angus Ogilvy.
Sir Edward Heath was represented by Lord Armstrong of Ilminster,
Chairman of the Leeds Castle Foundation.
Baroness Thatcher, the Lord Mayor of Westminster and Mr John Longworth,
the Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire and Captain Christopher Fagan, the
Lord Lieutenant of Banffshire and Mr Oliver Russell, the Lord
Lieutenant of Surrey and Mr Timothy Goad were present.
The Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire was represented by Mr Ronald Wiseman.
Among others present were:
Miss Marina Ogilvy (daughter), Mrs James Ogilvy (daughter-in-law),
Flora and Alexander Ogilvy (grandchildren), the Earl and Countess of
Airlie (brother and sister-in-law), Lady Margaret Tennant (sister),
Major P E G Balfour (brother-in-law), Lady Caroline Ogilvy
(sister-in-law), the Earl of St Andrews, Lord Nicholas Windsor, Lord
Frederick Windsor, Lady Gabriella Windsor, Lord and Lady Ogilvy, the
Hon Patrick Ogilvy, the Hon Bruce Ogilvy, Mrs Angus Cheape, Mr Henry
Cheape, Mrs Mark Tennant, Mr and Mrs Thomas Hay, Lieutenant-Commander
and Mrs Alistair Peppe, Mr and Mrs Johnny Cubitt, Mr Shamus Ogilvy, Mr
Diarmid Ogilvy, Captain and Mrs Hew Balfour, the Hon Laura Lloyd, Mr
and Mrs Dominic Coleman, Mr and Mrs Peter Cator, Miss Margaret Coke.
The Ambassador of Oman, the Ambassador of Morocco and Mrs Belmahi, the
Ambassador of Norway and Mrs Brautaset, the Ambassador of Thailand and
Mrs Monvoisin, Mr Hiroyuki Kishino (representing the Ambassador of
Japan), Ambassador Philip Lader.
The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, the Dowager Duchess of Devonshire,
the Duke of Fife, the Duchess of Grafton, the Duke and Duchess of
Hamilton, the Duke of Marlborough, Frances Duchess of Rutland, the Duke
of Westminster, the Marquess of Cholmondeley, the Marquess and
Marchioness of Lothian, the Marquess of Reading, the Dowager
Marchioness of Salisbury, the Marquess and Marchioness of Salisbury.
The Countess of Home, Henrietta Countess of Caledon, Jean Countess of
Carnarvon, the Earl and Countess of Derby, the Dowager Duchess of
Devonshire, the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, the Earl and Countess
of Gowrie, Leonora Countess of Lichfield, Sylvia Countess of Limerick,
the Earl of Rosslyn, the Countess of Scarborough, the Dowager Countess
of Strathmore, Lord Michael Fitzalan Howard, Lord Anthony Hamilton,
Lord and Lady Edward Fitzroy, Lady Nicholas Gordon Lennox, Lady Rupert
Nevill Maria Carmela Viscountess Hambleden, Patricia Viscountess
Jellicoe, Viscount and Viscountess Knollys, Viscount Montgomery of
Alamein, Viscount and Viscountess Norwich, Viscount and Viscountess
Ridley, Viscountess Ullswater, the Right Rev George Stack, the Right
Rev Michael and Mrs Turnbull, Araminta Lady Aldington, Lady Armstrong
of Ilminster, Lady Baden-Powell, Lord Boston of Faversham, Lord
Brougham and Vaux, Lord and Lady Carrington, Lady Charteris of
Amisfield, Lord Donoughue.
Lady Elton, Diana Lady Farnham, Lord and Lady Fellowes, Lady
Glenconner, Elizabeth Lady Grimthorpe, Lady Guthrie of Craigiebank,
Lady Holderness, Lord Hunt of Wirral, Lord and Lady Inchyra, Lord and
Lady Kimball, Lord Kindersley, Lord and Lady Kingsdown, Lord and Lady
Luce, Lord and Lady Lloyd of Berwick, Lord and Lady Mackay of
Clashfern, Elizabeth Lady Maclean, Lord and Lady Mason of Barnsley,
Lord and Lady Napier and Ettrick, Lord Newall, Lord and Lady Powell of
Bayswater, Baroness Rawlings.
Lord and Lady Rawlinson of Ewell, Lord Remnant, Lady Ridley of
Liddesdale (Friends of the V&A), Lord and Lady Rothschild, Lady
Saltoun, Lord Sheppard of Didgemere, Lord Slynn of Hadley, Lord St John
of Fawsley, Lord Steele of Aikwood, Lord Sterling of Plaistow, Lord
Stevens of Ludgate, Baroness Strange, the Dowager Lady Swaythling, Lord
Taylor of Blackburn, Baroness Trumpington, Lord and Lady Vestey, Lord
and Lady Wakeham, Lord and Lady Weatherill, the Dowager Lady Westbury,
Lord Wilson of Dinton, Lord and Lady Wolfson.
The Lord Chancellor and Mrs Brown, the Hon Sir Adam and Lady Butler,
Sir Jeremy Hanley, Lady Mary Mumford, Lady Cecil Cameron, Lady Clarissa
Colin, Lady Mary Colman, Lady Annabel Goldsmith, Lady Susan Hussey,
Lady Rosemary Muir, Lady Mary Russell, Lady Elizabeth Shackerley, Lady
Sarah Walter, Lady Anne Whiteley, the Hon Nicholas and Mrs Assheton,
the Hon Philip Astor, the Hon Richard and Mrs Beaumont, the Hon Mrs
Maria Chaworth-Musters, the Hon Diana Makgill, the Hon Nicholas Soames,
MP, and Mrs Soames, the Hon Lady de Zulueta, the Hon Dominic and Mrs
Elliot, the Hon Peregrine and Mrs Fairfax.
The Hon Alexandra Foley, the Hon Sir Rocco and Lady Forte, the Hon
Seymour Fortescue, the Hon Mrs Gilmour, the Hon Nigel Havers, the Hon
Philip Havers, the Hon Mrs Josland, the Hon Andrew and Mrs Lawson
Johnston, the Hon Jeremy and Mrs Soames, the Hon Simon Marshall, the
Hon Mrs Marten, the Hon Mrs Fionn Morgan, the Hon Mary Morrison, the
Hon Sir Charles Morrison, the Hon Mrs Robin Warrender, the Hon Mrs
Wyndham, Mr and the Hon Mrs Carol Mosselmans, Lady Arbuthnot, Sir
Julian Lloyd, Sir Ashley and Lady Martha Ponsonby, Sir Rearsby Sitwell,
Sir Richard Carew Pole (Royal Horticultural Society) and Lady Carew
Pole.
Sir Antony and Lady Acland, Sir Alastair and Lady Aird, Sir Christopher
and Lady Airy, Sir Nigel Althaus, Sir Eric Anderson (Provost of Eton)
and Lady Anderson, Sir Joseph and Lady Barnard, Colonel Sir Piers
Bengough, Lady Bennett, Sir Christopher Benson, Sir Win and Lady
Bischoff, Sir Shane Blewitt, Lady Bowman, Sir Henry and Lady
Boyd-Carpenter, Sir Patrick Cormack, MP, Sir Alan Campbell, Dame
Frances Campbell-Preston, Sir John Cayzer, Lady Christie, Sir Peter and
Lady Clarke, Sir Simon and Lady Cooper.
Sir Philip Dowson (Royal Academy of Arts) and Lady Dowson, Lady (Peter)
Crane, Sir David Davis, Lady (Patrick) Dean, Dame Vivien Duffield, Sir
Stephen Egerton and Lady Egerton (British School at Rome), Sir Thomas
and Lady Dunne, Sir Ewan and Lady Fergusson, Colonel Sir Ian and Lady
Ferguson, Sir Anthony Figgis, Sir Edward Ford, Lady Fraser, Sir Victor
and Lady Garland, Rear-Admiral Sir John and Lady Garnier, Sir Richard
Gaskell, Sir Roger Gibbs, Sir Nicholas and Lady Goodison, Sir Fred
Goodwin (chairman, The Prince's Trust) with other members of the
trust.
Sir Donald Gosling. General Sir Michael Gow, Sir Jeremy and Lady
Greenstock, Sir Carron and Lady Greig, Sir Ronald Grierson, Sir John
and Lady Guinness, Sir Roger and Lady Houssemayne de Boulay, Sir Colin
Imray (Royal Over-Seas League), Sir Barry Jackson, Sir Martin and Lady
Jacomb, Sir Michael and Lady Jenkins, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John
Johnston, Lady Kennard, Sir Hugh and Lady Leggatt, Sir John and Lady
Lowther, Sir Christopher Mallaby, Sir Thomas Macpherson of Baillid, Sir
Peter Miles, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Miller.
Sir John Milne, Sir Jeremy Morse, Sir Alan and Lady Munro, Sir Gulam
Noon, Sir Michael and Lady Angela Oswald, Sir Julian and Lady Paget,
Major Sir Michael and Lady Parker, Sir Michael Peat, Lady Penn, Sir
Hayden and Lady Phillips,
Sir David Scholey, Sir Alan Sugar, Sir William Castell, Sir Kenneth and
Lady Scott, Sir Tom Shebbeare, Lady Shields, Admiral Sir Jock Slater,
Sir John Smith, Sir James Spooner, Sir Joselyn Stevens.
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Blair Stewart-Wilson, Sir Angus Stirling, Sir
Adrian and Lady Judith Swire, Sir Richard and Lady Thompson, Sir
Anthony Touche (Goldsmiths' Company), Sir Simon Towneley, Sir John
and Lady Ure, Lady Villiers, Lady Wills, Mr George Mallinckrodt, KBE,
Mr Nigel and Lady Sarah Clutton, Mr Bryan and Lady Carey Basset,
Commander Peter and Lady Moyra Campbell, Mr Peter and Lady Angela
Whiteley, Mr and the Hon Mrs Raymond Seymour, Princess George
Galitzine, Prince and Princess Rupert Loewenstein.
Mr and Mrs Peter Affia, Mr Sirdar Aly Aziz, Mrs Simon Addy, Miss Emma
Bainbridge, Mr Christopher Balfour, Mr and Mrs Neil Balfour, Major
Nicholas Barne, Mr Adrian Barnes, Mr and Mrs Peregrine Bertie, Captain
Neil Blair, Mrs W Blake, Mr and Mrs Gordon Bryant, Mrs Raymond Bonham
Carter, Mr John Bowes Lyon, Mr Gyles Brandreth, Mr David Bland, Mrs
Camilla Parker Bowles, Mr Derek Brierley, Mr Alastair Bruce, Mrs J
Chapman, Mr and Mrs Algy Cluff, Mr Nicholas Cobbold, Mr and Mrs Henry
d'Abo.
Major-General Arthur Denaro, Mr Charles Dunstone, Mr Michael Marks, Mr
Peter Mimpriss, Dr Manon Williams, Mr Stephen Hall, Mr Simon Elliot,
Miss M Dawson, Mr Sebastian de Ferranti, Mrs Robert de Pass, Mr and Mrs
Denis Doble, Miss Penelope d'Estranger, Mrs J Dowson, Mrs Peter
Dwerryhouse, Mr Peter Eastaugh, Miss Michele Edwards, Mr and Mrs James
Edwards, Mr and Mrs Simon Elliot, Mr Oliver Everett, Mr Thomas Fairfax,
Mr A B X Fenwick, Mr Richard Fitzalan Howard, Mr and Mrs Robin Fleming,
Mr and Mrs Rupert Goodman, the Rev Kenneth and Mrs Habershon, Mr and
Mrs Talbot Hainault.
Mr Rupert Hambro, Mr and Mrs James Hambro, Mr and Mrs P V Harari, Dr F
G Hardy, Mr and Mrs J F Harkness, Judge David Higgins, Mr and Mrs
Adrian House, Mr Jonathan Hughes-D'Aeth (headmaster, Milton Abbey
School) and Mrs Hughes-D'Aeth, Mr and Mrs Ian Hunter, Mr and Mrs
Maurice Hyde, Mr Malcolm Innes, Mr David Jacobs, Captain and Mrs Jeremy
James, Mr Fraser Jansen, Surgeon Vice-Admiral and Mrs I L Jenkins, Mr
and Mrs Toby Jessel, Mr J J Kavanagh, Mr Rodney Timson and Miss
Penelope Keith, Mrs David Keith, Mr John Kemp-Welch, Mr Martin Kenyon.
Mr and Mrs George Lane, Miss Victoria Legge-Bourke, Air Commodore A J
Leggett, Mr and Mrs Patrick Leigh, Mr and Mrs Timothy Llewellyn, Mr
Michael Maclean, Dr P V A MacLoughlin, Mr Andrew Manley, Mr Christopher
Mann, Mr Vernon Mark, Mr Duncan Menzies, Mr Charles Morland, Mr Mark
Musgrave, Mr and Mrs Giles Nicholas, Dr and Mrs Christopher Nutting, Mr
Stephen O'Brien, Miss Caroline Ogilvy Jones, Mr and Mrs Peter Orton,
Professor and Mrs Simon Owens, Mr David Parry-Jones, Mr Christopher
Penn, Major-General and Mrs Jeremy Phipps, Mr John Profumo, Mr David
Profumo, Mr Gerald Ronson, Mr Timothy Rootes.
Mr Kenneth Rose, Mr Henry Savill, Miss Prunella Scales, Major Bruce
Shand, Mr Giles Shepard, Mr Ned Sherrin, Mr Thomas Sopwith, Mr Nicholas
Springman, Mr Anthony Steel, Mr Christopher Stewart-Smith, Mr Kenneth
Stone, Mr Archie Stirling, Mr Norman Strachan, Mr and Mrs Nicholas
Sturridge, Mrs Tudway Quilter, Mr Hugo Vickers, Commander and Mrs
Michael Wall, Mr John Wauchope, Mrs M Westnedge, Mrs Humphrey Wood, Mr
Derek Worthington, Mr Mark Worthington, Mr A E Young-Patterson.
Professor Paul Wellings (Lancaster University), Mr George Hassall (Land
Rover), Mr Stan Lee and Ms Victoria Wallace (Leeds Castle), Mr Donald
Gordon (Liberty International), Mr Bruno Schroder (Schroders), Mr Henry
Wyndham (Sotheby's) with other members of the company; Mr David
Newbigging (Cancer Research UK) with Professor Alex Markham and other
members of staff; Mr Richard Carr-Gomm (Carr-Gomm Society) and Mrs
Carr-Gomm, Mr John Waddington and Mr Steve Jenkin (Elizabeth FitzRoy
Support), Mr Nicholas Baring (Fitzwilliam Trust, Cambridge) and Mrs
Baring.
Mr Robin Aisher (chairman, Friends of the Elderly) and Mrs Aisher with
Mr Richard Furze and other members of the society; Mrs Ronald
Pelham-Burn (Friends of UK Youth), Mr David Thomas (Garrard), Mr Luke
Rittner (LAMDA), Mr Bryan Gray (Lancaster University), Mr Oscar
Lewisohn (2003-2006 Imperial Cancer Research Fund), Commodore A J C
Morrow (Association of Royal Yachtsmen) and representatives of the
Memorial University of Newfoundland Harlow Campus Trust, NGW Old Boys
(Eton), PHAB, Queen Alexandra's House, Kensington Gore, the Richmond
Fellowship, the Royal Humane Society, RUKBA, SPCK, Spencer House,
Suttons Solicitors, BEN-Motor and Allied Trades Benevolent Fund,
Friends of Queen Alexandra's House, Gilbert and Sullivan Friends of
Cancer Research UK and Kingston Hospital NHS Trust with many other
friends, former colleagues and staff.
Source: The Times (03-03-2005)
Terry Ellsworth
Michael Rhodes wrote:
> <<Service of thanksgiving: Sir Angus Ogilvy>>
>
> The Duke of Gloucester attended a service of thanksgiving for the Hon
> Sir Angus Ogilvy, held yesterday in Westminster Abbey.
So, no one from the Royal Family could take the time to attend the
service of their cousin's husband?
Terry Ellsworth
Michael Rhodes
The Duke of Gloucester and all the Kents attended. The Queen and Philip
did attend the funeral service at St George's Chapel in January.
--
Michael Andrews-Reading
What family do you think the Duke of Gloucester, the Duke of Kent and
Prince Michael belong to? The Osmonds?
In any case, The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke of York, the
Earl & Countess of Wessex and the Princess Royal all attended Sir
Angus's funeral in January.
Presumably you have been to the funeral AND all subsequent memorial
services for each of your cousins' spouses. Or, maybe, like the Royal
Family you too have commitments around the world entered into years in
advance?
Terry Ellsworth
Oh, of course, I, too would never cancel a lunch engagement or a dinner
in order to attend the funeral or memorial service of a member of my
family. Can't imagine anyone would do such a thing.
Terry Ellsworth
Michael Rhodes
Michael Rhodes wrote:
#
> <<Service of thanksgiving: Sir Angus Ogilvy>>
>
>
>
> Bainbridge, Mr Christopher Balfour, Mr and Mrs Neil Balfour, Major
> Nicholas Barne, Mr Adrian Barnes, Mr and Mrs Peregrine Bertie,
Captain
> Neil Blair, Mrs W Blake, Mr and Mrs Gordon Bryant, Mrs Raymond Bonham
> Carter, Mr John Bowes Lyon, Mr Gyles Brandreth, Mr David Bland, Mrs
> Camilla Parker Bowles, Mr Derek Brierley, Mr Alastair Bruce, Mrs J
> Chapman, Mr and Mrs Algy Cluff, Mr Nicholas Cobbold, Mr and Mrs Henry
> d'Abo.
I've only just spotted the name of Mrs Camilla Parker Bowles in above
paragraph. She was representing the Prince of Wales and sat close to
Princess Alexandra and the royals present.
--
Alan Hope
><<Service of thanksgiving: Sir Angus Ogilvy>>
[snip]
Fascinating. I do hope you don't have to type all those names
yourself.
Interesting how Giles Brandreth is so very far above the likes of Ned
Sherrin, Penelope Keith and John Profumo -- all people to whom he
might be likened -- in the pecking order.
Also intriguing to see that Thatch turned up in person, but Ted was
"represented". Memo to both: many people think you're both dead, and
the rest couldn't care less, so you could maybe lighten up a little
now, in your twilight years. For goodness sake get together, have a
drink, try to get on, you're both fit, single, in the same line of
work. Who knows it might even lead to something?
--
AH
Alan Hope
Most people's eyes will have been distracted by Gyles Brandreth. Good
catch.
--
AH