#julian ormsby gore

[littlequeenies]

Various childhood photos of Alice Ormsby Gore published on the October 1997 issue of Italian Vogue, featuring an interview with Lady Amanda Harlech by Carlo Ducci.

Little Alice in the 1950s, probably.

Alice posing besides the painting of her ancestor, Mary Jane Ormsby Gore, matriarch of the Harlech clan. October 1961.

L-R: Alice, Victoria, Sir David, Sissie, Julian at their family home Woodhill Estate (Shropshire, West Midlands of England, on the border with Wales) c. 1963/1964.

Photos and information from the Alice Ormsby Gore Archives Instagram and Facebook group.

[ripplefactor]

The Honorable Jane and The Honorable Julian Ormsby-Gore .. photograph by Richard Avedon for Harper's BAZAAR, April 1965 ..

[ludmilachaibemachado]

Birthday boy Paul McCartney holidaying in Palaiokastritsa, Corfu, September 1963. Accompanying Paul during his stay were girlfriend Jane Asher, fellow Beatle Ringo Starr and his girlfriend Maureen who can be seen in two of the four black and white photographs. In the foreground of images 3 and 4 is West London gallery owner Jonathan Ross - "That's 10 year old me in the foreground with a Beatle haircut and very excited to be there!"🌺🌹🌺🌹🌺

The photos were taken by Jane's friend, Lucy Hill, daughter of renowned Mayfair bookseller George Heywood Hill, and model for Chelsea agency English Boy Ltd🌺🌹🌺🌹

In addition to being friends with Paul and Jane, Lucy was a childhood companion of Tara Browne who famously 'blew his mind out in a car' and became immortalised in the Beatles' 1967 song 'A Day In The Life. Both Tara and Lucy can be seen in slide 6, pictured strolling along Pall Mall with Jane and Julian Ormsby-Gore, Sir Mark Palmer and Tara's wife Nicky Browne in early 1966🌹🌺🌹

Via @waybackinthe1960s on Instagram🌹🌺

[milksockets]

'style arbiters julian ormsby gore, christopher gibbs, nicholas gormanston, jane ormsboy gore + victoria ormsby gore, 1965' in the day of the peacock: style for men 1963-1973 - geoffrey aquilina ross (2011)

[gallows-polls]

The Ormsby Gore family photographed outside of Woodhill Estate, their country house in Oswestry, Shropshire.

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“They are a united family who see most things through the same eyes; the distance between the generations had dissolved, bringing them all close in tolerance and interest.” - Vogue describing the Ormsby Gore’s in 1968.

[christopherbarnard]

The Dandies of Swinging London

Julian Ormsby-Gore, Christopher Gibbs, and Nicholas Gormanston, in 1965.

[duxbelisarius]

"Where I come from, generals don't hide in their offices like cowards. They fight alongside their soldiers. They die with them on the battlefied."

By popular demand (ie @byzantinefox), and courtesy of "Bloody Red Tabs: General Officer Casualtues of the Great War 1914-1918," here's a list of the 78 or so British and Commonwealth generals who died for King and Country in the Great War. This not meant to attack Wonder Woman (2017), which is an excellent film. This, is for the record. A. H. Baldwin, KIA 1915 R. B. Barker, KIA 1918 R. B. Bradford VC, KIA 1917 Sir William T. Bridges, died of wounds 1915 R. G. Broadwood, died of wounds 1917 C. H. J. Brown, KIA 1917 C. B. Bulkeley-Johnson, KIA 1917 George Bull, died of wounds 1916 G. A. S. Cape, KIA 1918 Sir Thomas Capper, died of wounds 1915 H. F. H. Clifford, KIA 1916 A. W. G. L. Cole, died of wound 1915 L. W. P. East, KIA 1918 Edward Feetham, KIA 1918 N. D. Findlay, KIA 1914 H .G. Fitton, died of wounds 1916 Charles Fitzclarence VC, KIA 1914 G. B. S. Follett, KIA 1918 G. N. B. Forster, KIA 1918 H. T. Fulton, died of concussion 1918 D. J. Glasfurd, died of wounds 1916 A. F. Gordon, died of wounds 1917 C. W. E. Gordon, KIA 1917 R. C. Gore, KIA 1918 Charles Gosling, wounded 1916, KIA 1917 John Edmond Gough VC, died of wounds 1915 E. J. Granet, died of wounds 1918 H. I. W. Hamilton, KIA 1914 W. J. St. J. Harvey, died of wounds 1916 Julian Hasler, KIA 1915 The Hon. J. F. Hepburn-Stuart-Forbes-Trefusis, KIA 1915 F. J. Heyworth, KIA 1915 G. B. Hodson, died of wounds 1916 William Holmes, died of wounds 1917 Philip Howell, KIA 1918 R. H. Husey, died of wounds as POW 1918 Edward Charles Ingouville-Williams, KIA 1916 F. E. Johnston, KIA 1917 Sir William A. I. Kay, 6th Bart., wounded 1918, KIA 1918 P. A. Kenna VC, died of wounds 1915 Noel Lee, died of wounds 1915 Louis James Lipsett, KIA 1918 S. H. Lomax, died of wounds 1915 Wlater Long, KIA 1917 Thomas Pakenham, 5th Earl of Longford, KIA 1915 A. C. Lowe, KIA 1917 A. D. Lumsden, KIA 1918 F. W. Lumsden VC, wounded 1917, KIA 1918 R. C. Maclachlan, KIA 1917 C. T. Martin, KIA 1918 G. E. Matthews, died of wounds 1917 Sir Frederick S. Maude, wounded 1915, died of cholera 1917 Francis Aylmer Maxwell VC, KIA 1917 N. R. McMahon, KIA 1914 Malcolm Smith Mercer, KIA 1916 H. E. Napier, KIA 1915 N. T. Nickalls, KIA 1915 G. C. Nugent, KIA 1915 V. A. Ormsby, KIA 1917 Malcolm Peake, KIA 1917 L. M. Philpott, KIA 1916 C. B. Prowse, died of wounds 1916 C. G. Rawling, KIA 1917 J. F. Riddell, KIA 1915 A. R. C. Sanders, KIA 1918 William Scott-Moncrieff, KIA 1915 G. S. Shephard, KIA 1918 C. E. Stewart, KIA 1916 J. A. Tanner, KIA 1917 S. C. Taylor, KIA 1918 G. H. Thesiger, KIA 1915 F. D. V. Wing, wounded 1914, KIA 1915 Frank Wormald, KIA 1915

[littlequeenies]

David Ormsby-Gore, 5th Baron Harlech (R) with his wife Lady Sylvia Thomas (2nd R) and children (L-R) Hon. Julian Ormsby-Gore, Hon. Jane Ormsby-Gore, Hon. Victoria Ormsby-Gore, Hon. Alice Ormsby-Gore and Hon. Francis Ormsby-Gore at Christmas, circa 1962. (Photo by Keystone/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

HAPPY WINTER SOLSTICE! MERRY CHRISTMAS!

[littlequeenies]

11th December 1969 - Pattie, Jenny and Paula at the wedding of Lord Harlech to Pamela Colin. Rare photo from a newspaper, the original caption says: “Younger guests (left to right) Christopher Skyes, Jenny, Paula, and Patti Boyd, Julian Lloyd and, behind him, Victoria Ormsby-Gore, escort the Boyds’ wedding present.” Very Special Thanks to @gallows-polls for sharing this photo at BeatleGirl Pattie Boyd facebook page.

[gallows-polls]

Polaroid of Julian Lloyd, Victoria Ormsby Gore, and David Litvinoff. 1970. Photo from Nigel Waymouth’s Instagram. (x)

[gallows-polls]

Amanda Harlech (née Grieve) (b. 1958) and her ex-husband, Francis Ormsby Gore, 6th Baron Harlech. (1954-2016). Photographed by Julian Lloyd. (X)

[gallows-polls]

Alice Ormsby-Gore at her home in Oswestry, Shropshire. Photographed by Julian Lloyd. circa 1968 / 1969.

[gallows-polls]

From L-R: Julian Freeman-Attwood holding Saffron Rainey, Alice Ormsby-Gore and Jane Ormsby-Gore (then Rainey) holding Rose Rainey. They’re seen leaving Grosvenor Chapel after the wedding of Alice’s and Jane’s father, Lord Harlech (David Ormsby-Gore), to Vogue editor Pamela Colin - December 11th, 1969.

(Also a closeup of Alice included!)

[gallows-polls]

British socialite Victoria Ormsby Gore and photographer Julian Lloyd in Tunisia, 1967. Photographed by Christopher Simon-Skyes.

[gallows-polls]

Victoria Ormsby Gore and Julian Lloyd arrive at the wedding of Melisa Fairbanks and Richard Morant - January 17th, 1969.

[gallows-polls]

Victoria Ormsby-Gore and Julian Lloyd arrive in ‘mod gear’ at the wedding of Melissa Fairbanks and actor Richard Morant which took place on January 17th, 1969.