A
Aachen, Germany ref1
Achillopoulos, Costa ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Agate, James ref1
Algeciras ref1
Algiers ref1
Allen, William ref1
Angela, Countess of Antrim ref1
Anglo-German Naval Agreement (1935) ref1
Annan, Gabriele ref1
Annan, Noel, Our Age: Portrait of a Generation ref1
Apsley Guise, Bedfordshire ref1, ref2
Architectural Review ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
Armley, Leeds ref1
Artists General Benevolent Fund ref1
Athens ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
Attlee, Clement ref1
‘What is Wrong with Architecture?’ ref1
Auribeau-sur-Siagne, Alpes Maritimes ref1
Avon Bank, Worcestershire ref1
Ayer, A. J. ‘Freddie’ ref1, ref2, ref3
B
Baden Powell, Olave ref1
Baden Powell, Robert ref1
Bailey, Miss (cook) ref1
Baines, Julian ref1
Baker, Francis Noel ref1 and note
Balfour, Patrick see Kinross, Patrick Balfour, 3rd Baron
Ballynatray, nr Lismore ref1
Balthus (Polish-French artist) ref1, ref2
Banting, John
friendship with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
outrageous life ref1
as fashionable decorative artist ref1
paints portrait of Joan ref1
comment on Brian Howard’s death ref1
death of ref1
paints portrait of Tom Driberg ref1
Barlow, Bobbie Pratt ref1
Bath, Henry Thynne, 6th Marquess ref1
Baupré, Geneva ref1
Beachy Head, Eastbourne ref1
Beaton, Baba ref1
Beaton, Cecil ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Beaton, Nancy ref1
Beauchamp, Lettice Grosvenor, Lady ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Beauchamp, William Lygon, 7th Earl
political career ref1
ordered to leave the country ref1
outed as a homosexual by Duke of Westminster ref1, ref2
as Lord Marchmain in Brideshead Revisited ref1
Beck, Maurice ref1
Beddington, Jack ref1
Beerbohm, Max ref1
Bell, Vanessa ref1
Benaki Museum, Athens ref1
Bère, Rupert de la ref1
Berlin, Aline ref1
Bernhard, Prince ref1
Bernier, Georges ref1, ref2, ref3
Berwick Church, East Sussex ref1
Betjeman, John
homosexual experiences ref1
assistant editor at Architectural Review ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
comment on Pryce-Jones ref1
friendship with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
intrigued by Penelope Chetwode ref1
love of nicknames ref1
congratulates Pryce-Jones on his proposed marriages ref1, ref2
proposes to Billa ref1
marries Penelope Chetwode ref1
photo taken at Dumbleton ref1
writes poems for Joan and Penelope ref1
contributions to Architectural Review ref1
comment on noxious Maddox Street flat ref1
influenced by Robert Byron ref1
attends Labour meeting ref1
visits Paul Nash exhibition ref1
visits Rome with Joan ref1
as general editor of the Shell Guides ref1
at Joan’s wedding to John Rayner ref1
attempts to join the armed forces ref1
makes regular radio broadcasts ref1
joins the film division at MoI ref1
decides he would like to be a station-master ref1
invites Paddy and Joan to stay at the Old Rectory ref1
Joan as godmother to his daughter ref1
comment on Shelton Abbey ref1
meets Joan’s father ref1
forges Tom Driberg’s name at Kardamyli ref1
visits to Kardamyli ref1
visits Connolly on his deathbed ref1
left some money in Driberg’s will ref1
recommends Penelope and Joan for inclusion in book on photography ref1
reaction to death of Patrick Kinross ref1
death of ref1
Ghastly Good Taste ref1
SS Centipeda and Giomonsella, Martyrs ref1
‘Summoned by Bells’ ref1
meets Betjeman ref1
Betjeman’s fable written to ref1
tours Ireland on horseback with Joan ref1
correspondence with Joan ref1
and death of Connolly ref1
converts to Catholicism ref1
death of ref1
Bexhill-on-Sea ref1
Billa see Harrod, Wilhelmine Cresswell ‘Billa’
Blair, Eric (George Orwell) ref1
Bletchley Park ref1
Blunt, Anthony ref1
Bole, Alan ref1
Bostanzi, Mairi ref1
Boukas, Giorgios ref1
Bowen, Elizabeth ref1
Bowra, Maurice ref1
circle of favoured undergraduates ref1
most influential don in Oxford ref1
pulls strings to help Betjeman ref1
friendship and pseudo-romance with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
lectures at British Council in Athens ref1
comment on Paddy ref1
offers advice to Xan ref1
monk at St Wandrille likened to ref1
introduces Joan to David Pryce-Jones ref1
visits Paddy and Joan on Hydra ref1
as bisexual ref1
character and description ref1
never sees house at Kardamyli ref1
death of ref1
‘On the Coast of Terra Fermoor’ ref1
‘The Wounded Gigolo’ ref1
Bowyer-Lane, Captain F. Bowyer ref1, ref2
Bradwell Lodge, Essex ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Brancusi, Constantin ref1
Braque, Georges ref1
British Air Route expedition ref1, ref2
British Council ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
British Military Mission to Greece ref1
British Union of Fascists (BUF) ref1
Browne, Sir Thomas, The Garden of Cyrus ref1
Buchman, Frank ref1
Buckley, Christopher ref1 and note
Buckmaster, Joan ref1n
BUF see British Union of Fascists
Bulgaria ref1
Burroughs, Bernard ref1
Byron, Robert ref1
friendship with Joan ref1, ref2
backpacks from Constantinople to Greece ref1 and note
influence on Betjeman and Joan ref1
attends Congress on Persian Art and Archaeology at the Hermitage Museum ref1
death of ref1
First Russia, Then Tibet ref1
The Road to Oxiana ref1
The Station ref1n
Bystander ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
C
Café Royal Cocktail Book ref1
Cairo ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10
Calder, Alexander ref1
Camargue ref1
Cambridge Zoological Museum ref1
Campbell, Henry Joseph ref1n, ref2, ref3
Campbell, Mary ref1
Campbell, Robin ref1
Cantacuzene, Princess Balasha ref1
Cardiff, Maurice ref1, ref2, ref3
Caribbean ref1
Cartland, Barbara ref1n
Cartland, Bertram ref1 and note
Casey, Alan ‘Tim’ ref1, ref2, ref3
Casey, Anna ref1 and note, ref2
birth of ref1
childhood at Dumbleton and Belgrave Square ref1
sent to school in Worcestershire ref1
given London dance by her parents ref1
appearances in the press ref1
and Joan’s instructions for developing film ref1
marriage to Alan Casey ref1
Tim advises selling Dumbleton ref1
dislikes Essex Drury ref1
death of her husband Tim ref1
visits Kardamyli ref1
character and description ref1
death of ref1
Casey, Joey ref1
Cass Canfield, Augustus ref1
Cavendish, Elizabeth ref1
Charles, Gladys ref1
Charles, Prince of Wales ref1
Charleston, East Sussex ref1
Charteris, Hugo ref1
Chatwin, Bruce
character and description ref1, ref2
visits Kardamyli ref1, ref2, ref3
as acclaimed, prize-winning author ref1
scatters Penelope Chetwode’s ashes at Kulu ref1
The Nomadic Alternative ref1, ref2, ref3
In Patagonia ref1
The Songlines ref1
The Viceroy of Ouidah ref1
Chelsea Arts Club Ball ref1
Cheltenham Chronicle ref1
Cherwell magazine ref1
Chetwode, Penelope see Betjeman, Penelope Chetwode
Choremi, André ref1
Christian family ref1
Chrisiansen, Arthur ref1, ref2
Churchill, Johnny ref1
Churchill, Randolph ref1
Churchill, Winston ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Clark, Kenneth ref1
Clonmel ref1
Clonmore, William Howard ‘Cracky’ see Wicklow, William Howard Clonmore ‘Cracky’, 8th Earl
Clouds, Wiltshire ref1
Colefax, Lady Sibyl ref1
Coles, Mr (Map Curator at RGS) ref1
Colombe (ship) ref1
Colquhoun, Robert ref1
Communist National Liberation Front (EAM) ref1
Compton-Burnett, Ivy ref1
Connolly, Cyril ref1, ref2, ref3
at Eton ref1
at Oxford University ref1, ref2
on homosexuality ref1
comments on Joan ref1
character and description ref1
friendship with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
holds parties at his flat ref1, ref2, ref3
bohemian lifestyle ref1
dines at the Café Royal ref1
as journalist and writer ref1
at Tickerage ref1
collapse of his marriage to Jean ref1
at Bradwell Lodge ref1
hopeless pursuit of Joan ref1, ref2, ref3
article on second occupations ref1
travels to Aquitaine with Joan ref1
house in Sussex Place ref1n
Joan as godmother to his daughter ref1
at the Gargoyle Club ref1
affair, marriage and divorce to Barbara Skelton ref1
visits Joan and Paddy on Hydra ref1
visits Kardamyli ref1
presents Joan with several gifts of books ref1
Joan named as executrix of his will ref1
‘The Cost of Letters’ ref1
The Evening Colonnade ref1
Happy Deathbeds ref1
The Rock Pool ref1
The Unquiet Grave ref1
Connolly, Deirdre Craig ref1, ref2
Connolly, Jean ref1, ref2, ref3
Conran, Caroline ref1
Cooper, Gladys ref1n
Coote see Lygon, Dorothy ‘Coote’
Cornhill ref1
Coventry, Diana ref1
Cracky see Wicklow, William Howard Clonmore ‘Cracky’, 8th Earl
Craxton, John
character and description ref1
creative partnership with Freud ref1
lifelong friendship with Joan ref1, ref2
accompanies Joan to nightclubs during wartime ref1
provides illustrations for Paddy’s books ref1, ref2, ref3
rents a house in Chania, Crete ref1
accused of being a spy and a looter ref1
visits Kardamyli ref1
paintings at Mill House ref1
Cresswell, Wilhelmine ‘Billa’ see Harrod, Wilhelmine Cresswell ‘Billa’
Cripps, Sir Stafford ref1
Croome Court, Worcestershire ref1
Culme-Seymour, Angela see Kinross, Angela Culme-Seymour
Cunard, Edward ref1
Cunard, Victor ref1
Cyprus Times ref1
D
Daily Express ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10
Daily Herald ref1
Daily Mirror ref1
Daily Sketch ref1
Daniell family ref1
Dawkins, Richard ref1
Dawson, Bertrand, 1st Viscount Dawson of Penn ref1, ref2
Day-Lewis, Cecil ref1
Delmer, Isabel see Rawsthorne, Isabel (Nicholas)
Delmer, Sefton ‘Tom’ ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Delpierre, Mlle ref1
Derain, André ref1
Devonshire, Andrew Cavendish, 11th Duke ref1, ref2
Devonshire, Deborah Mitford ‘Debo’, Duchess
comment on Joan, Penelope and Ballynatray ref1
comment on Daphne Fielding ref1
correspondence with Paddy ref1
friendship with Paddy ref1
Dietrich, Marlene ref1
Disabled Men’s Handicrafts ref1
Douglas, Lord Alfred ‘Bosie’ ref1, ref2 and note
Douglas, Norman, Fountains in the Sand ref1
Douglas-Home, Alec (Alec Dunglass) ref1
Driberg, Ena ref1
Driberg, Jack ref1
Driberg, Thomas Edward Neal ‘Tom’ ref1, ref2
comment on Joan’s father ref1
friendship with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3
writes ‘William Hickey’ column ref1, ref2, ref3
friendship with John Rayner ref1
has ‘glorious’ row with Frank Buchman ref1
at Oxford ref1
sails for New York ref1
moves to Bradwell Lodge ref1
correspondence with Joan ref1, ref2
sprains his ankle in the blackout ref1
coolness towards Isabel Delmer ref1
visits Kardamyli ref1
created a life peer ref1
death and obituary ref1
outed as a homosexual in The Times ref1
leaves gifts to twelve friends in his will ref1
Dumbleton (village) ref1, ref2
Dumbleton Dixies ref1
Dumbleton Hall ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12, ref13, ref14, ref15, ref16, ref17, ref18, ref19, ref20, ref21
Dumbleton Hall (steam train) ref1
Dumbleton Women’s Institute ref1
Dunbabin, Tom ref1
Durrell, Lawrence ref1
lives with his lover on Rhodes ref1
visited by Paddy and Joan ref1, ref2
correspondence with Joan and Paddy ref1, ref2, ref3
nicknames England ‘Pudding Island’ ref1
enthusiast for teaching of Georg Groddek ref1
E
EAM see Communist National Liberation Front
Economic Cooperation Administration ref1, ref2
Edward, Prince of Wales ref1, ref2
Egypt ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
ELAS see National Popular Liberation Front
Endore, Guy, The Werewolf of Paris ref1
Epstein, Jacob ref1
Eton College ref1
Evesham ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Evesham Hospital Carnival (1936) ref1
Exeter College, Oxford ref1
Eyres, Caroline ‘Carrie’ Sharp
marriage to her second cousin Henry Kettlewell ref1
pregnant and widowed ref1
buys Charles’s collection of stuffed birds ref1
installs east window at St Peter’s Church ref1
oversees remodelling of Dumbleton Hall ref1
encourages Grogan to marry her niece Gertrude Watt ref1
shares Dumbleton Hall with relatives and friends ref1
finances Grogan’s trek from the Cape to Cairo ref1, ref2
volcanic mountain named after ref1
Eyres family ref1
Eyres, Henry William Kettlewell ref1
education ref1
changes his name to Eyres ref1
marries his second cousin Caroline Sharp ref1
death of ref1
church window dedicated to ref1
Eyres Monsell, Bolton Meredith
character and description ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
early life at sea ref1
marries Sybil Eyres ref1
elected Conservative MP ref1, ref2
life at Dumbleton ref1
returns to active duty in First World War ref1
accepts a knighthood ref1
disappointed in his children ref1, ref2, ref3
gives London dance for his daughters ref1
appointed First Lord of the Admiralty ref1
refuses to let Joan marry Pryce-Jones ref1
raised to the peerage ref1
signs Anglo-German Naval Agreement on Britain’s behalf ref1
attends Berlin Olympic Games and meets Hitler ref1
invites Ribbentrop to Dumbleton ref1
life of luxury ref1
absent from Dumbleton during the war ref1
divorce and remarriage ref1
as serial womanizer ref1
death of ref1
Eyres Monsell, Caroline Mary Sybil ref1
birth of ref1
character and description ref1
marriage and divorce from Bolton Monsell ref1, ref2
presented at court ref1
shipwrecked during First World War ref1
awarded CBE for war work ref1
gives London dance for her daughters ref1
continues good works and launching of ships ref1
sails for India and Australia ref1
gives four Jersey cows to Diana as a wedding present ref1
remains at Dumbleton during the war ref1
relationship with Joan ref1
Eyres Monsell, Diana (sister) see Casey, Diana Eyres Monsell
Eyres Monsell, Essex Drury ref1
Eyres Monsell family ref1, ref2
Eyres Monsell, Graham (brother) ref1
birth of ref1
childhood at Dumbleton and Belgrave Square ref1
at Eton ref1
character and description ref1, ref2, ref3
homosexual life ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
relationship with his sister Joan ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5 and note, ref6, ref7, ref8
army career ref1
spends time in Switzerland with cousin Gino ref1
enjoys student life at Oxford ref1
goes on scientific and big-game shooting expedition ref1
challenges Maurice Green to a duel ref1
as disappointment to his father ref1, ref2, ref3
studies music in Paris ref1, ref2
correspondence with Pryce-Jones ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
nicknamed ‘Groundsel’ by Betjeman ref1
has book dedicated to ref1
stays with Somerset Maugham ref1
photographs and paints portraits of ref1, ref2
attends Mayo Clinic in Boston ref1, ref2
war and post-war intelligence work ref1, ref2
spends Christmas at Dumbleton ref1
awards nominated for and given to ref1
involved in repatriation of POWs ref1
moves into the Mill House at Dumbleton ref1
inherits his father’s title ref1
acquires paintings by Robin Ironside ref1
divides his time between Dumbleton and South Eaton Place in London ref1
visits Bali and meets the queen ref1
visits Kardamyli ref1
dementia and death of ref1
Eyres Monsell, Joan Elizabeth see Leigh Fermor, Joan Elizabeth
Eyres Monsell, Patricia (sister) see Kenward, Patricia Eyres Monsell
Eyres, Samuel (great-grandfather) ref1
F
Faringdon House ref1
Farouk, King ref1
Fedden, Robin ref1, ref2, ref3
Fielding, Agnes Magruder ‘Magouche’ ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Fielding, Alexander Wallace ‘Xan’
birth and family background ref1
friendship with Joan and Paddy ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
wartime activities in Cyprus and Crete ref1
lunches with Denise Menasce ref1
in the Far East ref1, ref2, ref3
character and description ref1
joins Paddy and Joan on their travels ref1
places personal ad in The Times ref1
asks Bowra for advice ref1
wishes to become a writer ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
correspondence with Durrell ref1
drafts Paddy’s obituary ref1
lives in Cornwall ref1
marries Daphne Vivian, Marchioness of Bath ref1
leads a peripatetic life ref1
divorces Daphne and marries Magouche ref1
death of ref1
Fielding, Daphne Vivian
affairs and admirers ref1
divorce and marriage to Xan ref1
leads a peripatetic life ref1
Mercury Presides ref1
First World War ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Fitzgerald, F. Scott, Tender is the Night ref1
Fleming, Ann Charteris
gives supper party before leaving for Jamaica ref1
correspondence with Paddy ref1, ref2
relationship with Bowra ref1, ref2
visits Kardamyli ref1
Fort Portal, Uganda ref1
Fould-Springer, Thérèse see Pryce-Jones, Thérèse Fould-Springer ‘Poppy’
Franco, General Francisco ref1, ref2, ref3
French, Sir John ref1
G
Gadencourt ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Gallaher, O’Dowd ref1
Garbo, Greta ref1
Garnett, Bunny ref1
Gathorne-Hardy, Ann ref1
Gathorne-Hardy, Eddie
friendship with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3
character and description ref1
as Miles Malpractice in Vile Bodies ref1
visits Kardamyli ref1
death and obituary ref1
George, Oxford (bohemian cafe-cum-restaurant) ref1
Ghika see Hadjikyriakos-Ghika, Nikos
Giacometti, Alberto ref1, ref2, ref3
Gloucestershire Echo ref1, ref2
Gorky, Arshile ref1
Great Western Railway ref1
Gree, Mlle Fanny ref1
Greece ref1
Green, Henry see Yorke, Henry
Green, Maurice Spurgeon
as editor of the Cherwell ref1 and note
challenged to a duel ref1
gains double-first at Oxford ref1
Groddeck, Georg ref1 and note, ref2
Grogan, Ewart
adventures in southern Africa ref1
falls for Gertrude Watt whilst visiting family in New Zealand ref1
lives at Dumbleton with ‘Aunt Carrie’ ref1
treks from Cape Town to Cairo ref1
addresses Royal Geographical Society and meets the Queen ref1
marries Gertrude and moves to Kenya ref1
From the Cape to Cairo ref1
Guérard, Michel ref1
Guillemard, Francis ref1, ref2
The Cruise of the Marchesa to Kamschatka & New Guinea: with notices of Formosa, Liu-kiu and the Malay Archipelago ref1
Guinness, Bryan ref1
Gula (shop assistant) ref1
H
Hadjikyriakos-Ghika, Antigone ‘Tiggy’ ref1, ref2
Hadjikyriakos-Ghika, Barbara Warner ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Hadjikyriakos-Ghika, Nikos ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Hamish Hamilton Ltd ref1, ref2
Hammamet, Tunisia ref1
Harrod, Wilhelmine Cresswell ‘Billa’
character and description ref1
family background ref1
lifelong friendship with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
works in film studios ref1
Betjeman proposes to ref1
drives car with ‘Alan is a pansy’ scratched into paintwork ref1
Joan’s photographs of ref1
attends Labour meeting ref1
as ardent Tory ref1
swings from the ceiling doing a striptease ref1
accompanies Joan to a concert ref1
correspondence with Bowra ref1
visits Kardamyli ref1
learns of Penelope Chetwode’s death ref1
escorts Graham to hospital in London ref1
as upholder of all things traditional ref1
Harvard Business School ref1
Haxton, Gerald ref1
Heartsease (yacht) ref1
Heber-Percy, Robert ref1
Hellenic Review ref1
Hellespont ref1
Henderson, Nicholas ref1
Hermitage House, Castleconnell (County Limerick) ref1
Hermitage Museum, Leningrad ref1
Hill, Anne ref1
Hill, Heywood ref1
Hitler, Adolf ref1, ref2, ref3
HMS Britannia ref1
Hoare, Lady Maude ref1
Hobson, Anthony ref1
Hoesch, Leopold von ref1
Holland, Henry ref1
Hong Kong ref1
Hopkinson, Lyndall ref1
Hopkinson, Tom ref1
Horizon magazine ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Howard, Brian ref1
at Eton ref1
photos of ref1
character and description ref1
friendship with Joan ref1, ref2
outrageous life ref1
as underachiever and wasted talent ref1
as writer and critic ref1
comment on Robert Byron ref1
death of ref1
Wheels ref1
Howard, Edmund ‘Mondi’ ref1, ref2 and note
Howard, Francis Philip Raphael, 2nd Baron ref1 and note
Hugo, Jean ref1
Hull, Richard, The Murder of My Aunt ref1
Huston, Enrica ‘Ricki’ ref1
Huxley, Aldous ref1
Huysmans, Joris-Karl ref1, ref2
Hyndman, Tony ref1
I
Il Mondo Libero ref1
Iles, Francis (pseud) (real name: Anthony Berkeley Cox)
reviewer for Daily Telegraph ref1
Malice Aforethought ref1
Illustrated London News ref1
India ref1
Institute of Higher English Studies, Athens ref1, ref2
International Surrealist Exhibition (Paris, 1938) ref1
Ironside, Robin ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Ithaca ref1
J
Jackson, Derek ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5n, ref6
Jackson, F. G. ref1
The Lure of Unknown Lands ref1
Jackson, Janetta Kee (née Woolley) see Parladé, Janetta Woolley
Jackson, Pamela Mitford ref1
Jaipur, Maharajah of ref1, ref2
Japan ref1
Jellicoe, George, 2nd Earl ref1
Jellicoe, Philippa, Countess ref1
Jenkins, Jennifer ref1
Jenkins, Roy ref1
John, Augustus ref1
John Murray, publisher ref1, ref2
Jones, Pandora ref1
K
Kamchatka ref1
Kantorowicz, Eka ref1
Kardamyli house ref1, ref2, ref3
visitors to ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
library or big room at ref1, ref2
bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchen ref1
filled with cats ref1
thousands of books at ref1, ref2
studio at ref1
offered to Joan’s nephew Robert ref1
Katsimbalis, George ref1, ref2 and note, ref3
Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire ref1
Kee, Janetta see Parladé, Janetta Woolley
Kennet, Wayland ref1
Kennington, Eric ref1
Kenward, Ben ref1
Kenward, Bridget ref1, ref2, ref3
Kenward, Patricia Eyres Monsell ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Kenward, Robert ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
Ker-Seymer, Barbara ref1
Kesserling, Field Marshal Albert ref1
Kettlewell, Anne Eyres ref1, ref2
Kettlewell, Charles ref1
character and description ref1
comes into his inheritance ref1
influenced by his guardian Captain Bowyer-Lane ref1
marries and separates from Ernestine Stern ref1, ref2
buys tea plantations in Ceylon ref1, ref2, ref3
commissions a schooner ref1
sets sail on two-year anthropological voyage ref1
becomes governor of St Bartholomew’s Hospital ref1
chaotic financial and legal affairs ref1
known as ‘The Wicked Uncle’ ref1
death of ref1
Kettlewell Convalescent Home, Swanley (Kent) ref1
Kettlewell, Ernestine Stern ref1, ref2
Kettlewell family ref1
Kettlewell, Henry see Eyres, Henry
Kettlewell, Mabel ref1
Kettlewell, Rev. Samuel ref1, ref2, ref3
Killearn, Miles Lampson, 1st Baron ref1
King Edward VII’s Hospital for Officers, London ref1
Kinross, Angela Culme-Seymour ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Kinross, Patrick Balfour, 3rd Baron
claims Connolly first person he bedded ref1
correspondence with Lees-Milne on Pryce-Jones ref1
talent for knowing people ref1
comment on Joan ref1
best man at Pryce-Jones’s wedding ref1
contributions to Architectural Review ref1
correspondence and friendship with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
article on ‘Society’ ref1
inherits his father’s title ref1
marriage and friendship with Angela Culme-Seymour ref1, ref2, ref3
at Bradwell Lodge ref1
failure of marriage ref1
joins the RAF Volunteer Reserve ref1, ref2
stays with the Smarts at Gadencourt ref1
attends coronation of Queen Elizabeth II ref1
visits Kardamyli ref1
attends Joan and Paddy’s wedding ref1
accompanies Joan to Samarkand ref1
stands in Warwick Avenue dressed in Persian silk dressing-gown ref1
Kinshasa ref1
Kirkuk, Iraq ref1
Koestler, Arthur ref1
Kolkhurst, George ref1
Kreipe, General Heinrich ref1, ref2
L
La Trappe (Cistercian monastery) ref1
Lambert, Constant ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Lambert, Isabel see Rawsthorne, Isabel (Nicholas)
Lampson, Sir Miles ref1
Lampson, Miranda see Rayner, Miranda Lampson
Lancaster, Osbert ref1
at Oxford University ref1, ref2
as deputy editor of the Cherwell ref1
fined £5 for involvement in Graham’s duel ref1
comment on Pryce-Jones ref1
comment on the Café Royal ref1
press attaché in Athens ref1, ref2, ref3
Maudie Littlehampton cartoons ref1
friendship with Betjeman ref1
Leeds Museum ref1
Leeds Times ref1
Leeper, Primrose ref1
Leeper, Rex ref1
Lees-Milne, James
learns of Pryce-Jones’s break-up with Joan ref1
attends parties at the Connollys’ flat ref1
rebuffs Graham’s overtures ref1
invited to Kardamyli ref1
comment on Paddy’s manuscripts ref1
impressed with Chatwin ref1
comment on Chatwin ref1
character and description ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12, ref13, ref14
childhood at Dumbleton and Belgrave Square ref1, ref2
education and finishing school ref1, ref2
correspondence with Paddy ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12, ref13, ref14
pays regular visits to Dumbleton ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
works at embassy in Athens ref1
comment on her father ref1
relationship with her brother Graham ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5 and note, ref6, ref7
appearances in the press ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
prefers parties in Bloomsbury to the London social season ref1
lifelong friendships with Billa and Coote ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
affair with Pryce-Jones ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
nicknamed ‘Dotty’ by Betjeman ref1
bridesmaid at several weddings ref1, ref2
attempts to persuade her father to let her marry Pryce-Jones ref1
Betjeman’s poems presented to ref1
sails to India and Australia with her mother ref1, ref2
literary and artistic friendships ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
tours Ireland on horseback with Penelope Betjeman ref1
as successful photographer ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
friendship with Bowra ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
accompanies Byron to Persian Art and Archaeology Congress ref1, ref2
diary entries (1936 & 1945) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
interest in all things Tibetan ref1
visits Paris, Rome and New York ref1, ref2
affair with John Rayner ref1, ref2, ref3
marriage and divorce from John Rayner ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
accepts Isabel’s affair with John ref1
copes with John’s illnesses ref1
hopes but fails to have her own children ref1, ref2, ref3
buys painting from Piper and Banting ref1
moves flats in London during wartime ref1, ref2
portrait and photographs of ref1, ref2
wartime employment ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
as professional photographer ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
sexual flings during wartime ref1
relationship with Paddy ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
travels to Kirkuk ref1
in Athens ref1
watches Paddy and Cardiff take cocaine ref1
travels round Greece with Paddy and Xan ref1
takes ‘a hideous, furnished, tart’s flat’ in Curzon St ref1
visits Bowra with Paddy ref1
supports Paddy financially ref1
stays with the Betjemans at the Old Rectory ref1
visits the Camargue ref1
travels to the Caribbean and Central America ref1
correspondence with John ref1, ref2, ref3
shaken at death of Dick Wyndham ref1
accompanies Connolly to Aquitaine ref1
Connolly makes a pass at ref1
leads her own life away from Paddy ref1, ref2, ref3
visits Dublin and Ireland ref1
attitude to marriage, divorce and homosexuality ref1
annoyed at not having gone to see the king’s coffin ref1
relationship with her divorced parents ref1
as exotic younger aunt to her siblings’ children ref1
discovers the pleasures of Greece ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
offered a house on Hydra ref1
Bowra writes poem to ref1
finances the house at Kardamyli ref1
her bedroom at Kardamyli ref1
marriage to Paddy ref1
quotes Rilke’s words on marriage ref1
life and visitors at Kardamyli ref1
warns her guests about her numerous cats ref1
and death of friends and family ref1, ref2, ref3
visits Bulgaria ref1
visits Samarkand ref1
fondness for Chatwin ref1
inherits Mill House ref1
writes letter on fox hunting ban ref1
final years ref1
Leigh Fermor, Patrick ‘Paddy’
correspondence with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12
discovers the pleasures of Greece ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
comment on Joan’s maiden name ref1n
walks from Hook of Holland to Constantinople ref1, ref2
at party given by Connolly ref1
sees wartime propaganda by Isabel Delmer ref1
in Cairo ref1
wartime adventures with SOE in Egypt and Crete ref1, ref2, ref3
wartime affairs ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
military and literary awards ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
relationship with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
meets Joan’s family ref1
character and description ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
takes cocaine with no effect ref1
friendship with Xan ref1, ref2, ref3
travels round Greece with Joan and Xan ref1
correspondence with Durrell ref1, ref2
sent home from Athens ref1, ref2, ref3
relationship with Bowra ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
supported financially by Joan ref1, ref2
visits the Camargue ref1
travels to the Caribbean and Central America ref1
stays with the Smarts at Gadencourt ref1
stays in abbeys and a monastery in France ref1
articles by ref1
travels with Joan to monasteries in Turkey ref1
attitude to marriage, divorce and homosexuality ref1
as traditionalist at heart ref1
memories of the house on Hydra ref1
involvement in erection of monument in Kalamata ref1
his bedroom at Kardamyli ref1
marriage to Joan ref1
affairs post-marriage ref1
life and visitors at Kardamyli ref1
and deaths of friends ref1
visits Bulgaria ref1
chaotic state of his studio at Kardamyli ref1
as successful author of books, articles, reviews and obituaries ref1
friendship with Rudi Fischer ref1
visits Peru ref1
friendship with Chatwin ref1
divides his time between Kardamyli and Mill House ref1, ref2, ref3
friendship with Deborah Devonshire ref1
final years with Joan ref1
finds writing increasingly difficult ref1
Between the Woods and the Water ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
The Broken Road ref1
‘From Solesmes to la Grande Trappe’ ref1
Mani, Travels in the Southern Peloponnese ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
‘The Rock Mountains of Cappadocia’ ref1
Roumeli: Travels in Northern Greece ref1, ref2, ref3
Three Letters from the Andes ref1, ref2
A Time of Gifts ref1, ref2, ref3
A Time to Keep Silence ref1, ref2, ref3
The Traveller’s Tree, A Journey through the Caribbean Islands ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
Travels in the Southern Peloponnese ref1
The Violins of St Jacques ref1
Leigh, Vivien ref1
Les Biches (ballet) ref1 and note
Leuven, John van ref1, ref2, ref3
Levi, Peter ref1
Lewis, C. S. ref1
Lindsay Drummond Ltd ref1
Lismore Castle, County Waterford ref1
Liu-kiu Islands ref1
Lloyd of Dolobran, Lord George Ambrose ref1
London
Athenaeum, Piccadilly ref1
Bag O’Nails, Soho ref1
Barbican ref1
Blue Ball Yard, St James’s Street ref1, ref2
Bryanston Square ref1
Bush House, Kingsway ref1
Café Royal, Regent Street ref1, ref2
Caxton Hall Register Office, Westminster ref1, ref2, ref3
13 Chester Row ref1
Charlotte Street, Fitzrovia ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Cloth Market ref1
Devonport Mews, Bayswater ref1
Eaton Terrace ref1
Eldar Gallery, Great Marlborough Street ref1
Embassy Club ref1
Florida nightclub ref1
Gargoyle Club (Boeuf sur Toit), Dean St ref1 and note, ref2, ref3
Halkin House, Belgrave Square ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Heywood Hill bookshop ref1
Hotel Normandie, Knightsbridge ref1
26 Lancaster Gate ref1
32 Maddox Street ref1
Natural History Museum ref1
St Margaret’s, Westminster ref1, ref2
St Olave’s Church, Hart Street ref1
Schmidt’s Restaurant, Charlotte Street ref1
9 South Eaton Place, Belgravia ref1
Sussex Place ref1
Upper Grosvenor Street ref1
Verulam Gardens, Gray’s Inn Road ref1, ref2, ref3
Westminster Abbey ref1
Weymouth Street, Marylebone ref1
London Mercury ref1
Losch, Tilly ref1
Lubbock, Lys ref1, ref2n, ref3
Luke, Micky ref1
Lygon Arms, Broadway (Worcestershire) ref1
Lygon, Lady Dorothy ‘Coote’ ref1
family background ref1
lifelong friendship with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
character and description ref1
house party at Madresfield ref1
as Cordelia in Brideshead Revisited ref1
attends party at the Connollys’ ref1
visits Kardamyli ref1
has her car stolen driving back to Greece ref1
Lygon family ref1
Lygon, Hugh Patrick ref1
Lygon, Mary ‘Mamie’ ref1, ref2
M
Macaulay, Rose ref1
Maclean, Donald ref1, ref2, ref3
Maclean, Mary ref1
McNab, Constance ref1 and note
MacNeice, Louis, ‘Twelfth Night’ ref1
Madresfield, Worcestershire ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Madrid ref1
Madura (ship) ref1
Magouche see Fielding, Agnes Magruder ‘Magouche’
Man Singh II, Maharajah see Jaipur, Maharajah
Marchesa (schooner) ref1, ref2
Mariegold (journalist on the Sketch) ref1
Market Overton, Rutland ref1
Marshall, Bobby ref1
Marshall Plan ref1
Maslin (butler) ref1
Mason, Diana ref1
Massy, Hugh, 8th Baron ref1
Matadi ref1
Matisse, Henri ref1
Maugham, William Somerset ref1
Maunsell, Philip ref1
Mayo Clinic, Boston ref1, ref2
Mayo, Elton ref1
Menasce, Denise ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Merton College, Oxford ref1
MEW see Ministry of Economic Warfare
Mill House, Dumbleton ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Miller, Henry ref1n
Milner, Lucy ref1
Ministry of Economic Warfare (MEW) ref1
Ministry of Information (MoI) ref1, ref2
Mitchell, Martin ref1
Mitford, Deborah see Devonshire, Deborah Mitford ‘Debo’, Duchess
Mitford, Diana see Mosley, Diana Mitford
Mitford, Jessica ref1
Mitford, Nancy ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
Mitford, Pamela see Jackson, Pamela Mitford
Mitford, Unity ref1
Moholy-Nagy, László ref1
MoI see Ministry of Information
Monsell, Bolton James ref1
Monsell, Bolton Meredith see Eyres Monsell, Bolton Meredith
Monsell family ref1
Monsell, J. S. B. ref1
Montagu, Edward John, 3rd Baron ref1
Moorehead, Alan ref1
Morris, William ref1
Mosley, Diana Mitford ref1, ref2, ref3
Mosley, Oswald ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Moss, Stanley ref1
Mounsell, John Jnr ref1
Mounsell, John Snr ref1
Mount Eyres, Rwanda ref1
Mount Sharp, Rwanda ref1
Mount Sybil, Rwanda ref1
Mountbatten, Louis ref1
Mourtzinos family ref1
Mourtzinos, Strati ref1
Muir, Edwin ref1
Murray, Diana ref1
Muspratt, Helen ref1
N
Napier, Elma ref1 and note, ref2
Nash, Paul ref1
Natar, Carl ref1
National Buildings Record ref1
National Popular Liberation Front (ELAS) ref1
National Trust ref1
Nazis ref1
Neurath, Konstantin ref1
Newbolt, Sir Henry ref1
Newton, Sally ref1
Nicholas, Isabel see Rawsthorne, Isabel (Nicholas)
Nicolson, Harold ref1
Nijinska, Bronislava ref1n
Norfolk Churches Trust ref1
North Borneo Company ref1
Norwich, Ann ref1
Norwich, John Julius ref1
Nyansa, Rwanda ref1
O
Observer ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Ogilvie-Grant, Mark ref1, ref2, ref3
O’Hara, John, Butterfield ref1 ref1
Old Rectory, Farnborough (nr Wantage) ref1
Olympic Games, Berlin (1936) ref1
Operation Torch (1942) ref1, ref2
Orwell, George (Eric Blair) ref1, ref2
Oxford University ref1
Oxford University Dramatic Society ref1
P
Paget, Sir Bernard ref1
Paget, Mamaine ref1, ref2, ref3
Pakenham, Lady Violet ref1n
Palaeologi family ref1
Parladé, Jaime ref1n, ref2, ref3
Parladé, Janetta Woolley ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
Partridge, Ralph ref1
Patmos ref1
Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris ref1
Peru ref1
Phaliréas, Socrates ref1
Philippines ref1
Philkoura, Angela ref1
Phillips, Agnes Magruder ‘Magouche’ see Fielding, Agnes Magruder ‘Magouche’
Phillips, Jack ref1
Picasso, Pablo ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Pickering, Sir Edward ref1
Piper, Myfanwy ref1
Pitt-Rivers, Michael ref1
Political Warfare Branch (PWB) 15th Army Group ref1, ref2
Political Warfare Executive (PWE) ref1, ref2
Poppy see Pryce-Jones, Thérèse Fould-Springer ‘Poppy’
Post Office Fellowship of Remembrance ref1
Potter, Cora Brown ref1
Poulenc, Francis ref1n
Powell, Lt Richmond ffolliott ref1
Pryce-Jones, Alan ref1
sent down from Oxford ref1
correspondence with Graham ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
joins the staff at the London Mercury ref1
sexual ambivalence ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
character and description ref1
meets and falls in love with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
nicknamed ‘Boggins’ by Betjeman ref1
dedicates book on Beethoven to Graham ref1
continues to see Joan ref1
unhappy visit to Dumbleton ref1
breaks off his engagement to Joan ref1, ref2, ref3
visits Salzburg ref1
meets, proposes and marries Poppy ref1, ref2
at party given by Connolly ref1
comment on gossip concerning Joan ref1
at party given by Coote Lygon ref1
memory of the young Brian Howard ref1
as member of Mosley’s New Party ref1
recalls lemurs in Connolly’s flat ref1
sleeps with Joan after his marriage ref1
wartime employment ref1
comment on review of Paddy’s book in TLS ref1
friendship with Betjeman ref1
learns of Graham’s illness ref1
friendship with Greta Garbo ref1
comment on Joan ref1
death of ref1
The Bonus of Laughter ref1
People in the South ref1
The Spring Journey ref1
Pryce-Jones, David ref1
Pryce-Jones, Thérèse Fould-Springer ‘Poppy’ ref1, ref2, ref3
Pryce-Jones, Vere ref1
Psychoundakis, George ref1
PWB see Political Warfare Branch (PWB) 15th Army Group
PWE see Political Warfare Executive
Q
Quelques Fleurs (perfume) ref1
Quennell, Peter ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
Spring in Sicily ref1
R
Radiodiffusion française ref1
Rae, Kenneth ref1
Rainer, Luise ref1
Rawsthorne, Alan ref1
Rawsthorne, Isabel (Nicholas) ref1, ref2, ref3
at Bradwell Lodge ref1
coolness of Driberg towards ref1
friendship with Giacometti ref1, ref2, ref3
departs on last ship from France ref1
friendship with Joan ref1
produces pornographic wartime propaganda ref1
affair with Rayner and failure of her marriage ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
works at Bush House for Italian magazine ref1
marries Constant Lambert ref1
meets Bacon at the Gargoyle club ref1
Rayner, Amanda ref1
Rayner, Gertrude ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Rayner, Heulyn Dunlop ref1
Rayner, Jack ref1
Rayner, John
birth and family background ref1
education ref1
journalistic career ref1, ref2
uses the pseudonym ‘John Grosvenor’ ref1
character and description ref1, ref2
has affair with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3
moves in with Driberg ref1
falls ill with typhoid and flu ref1, ref2, ref3
reaction to Joan’s miscarriage ref1
buys artwork from Banting ref1
moves flats in London during wartime ref1, ref2
stays with friends at weekends ref1
correspondence with his mother ref1
wartime employment ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
dislikes Joan’s attitude to casual sexual encounters ref1, ref2
divides his book collection between Dumbleton and Devon ref1
spends compassionate leave with Joan at Dumbleton ref1
affair with Isabel ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
correspondence with Sefton Delmer ref1
breaks his back in a car accident ref1, ref2
arrives in Cairo ref1
agrees to divorce Joan ref1, ref2
moves to Singapore ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
marriage to Miranda ref1, ref2
correspondence with Joan ref1, ref2, ref3
comment on Driberg’s introduction to the House of Lords ref1
as executor of Driberg’s will ref1
friendship with Betjeman ref1
death of ref1
Rayner, John Peregrine ref1
Rayner, Miranda Lampson ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Redesdale, David Freeman-Mitford, 2nd Baron ref1
Redesdale, Sydney Bowles, Lady ref1
Reeves, Jonathan ref1
RGS see Royal Geographical Society
Rhodes, Cecil ref1
Ribbentrop, Joachim von ref1
Riley, Richard ref1
Rilke, Rainer Maria, Letters to a Young Poet ref1
Robinson, Hamish ref1
‘Kalamitsi’ ref1
Rodd, Peter ref1
Röhm, Ernst ref1
Rome ref1
Ross Williamson, R. P. ref1
Royal Dragoons ref1
Royal Geographical Society (RGS) ref1, ref2, ref3
Rudolf, Crown Prince ref1
Runciman, Steven ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Russell, John ref1
S
Sackville-West, Eddy ref1, ref2
St Bartholomew’s Church, Armley ref1, ref2
St Bartholomew’s Hospital, London ref1
St James’s School, Worcestershire ref1, ref2
St Peter’s Church, Dumbleton ref1, ref2, ref3
St Senan’s Well, County Clare ref1
St Wandrille de Fontanelle, Abbey of ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Salonica ref1
Samarkand ref1
Sandbanks, Dorset ref1
Sandhurst ref1
Sandringham, Norfolk ref1, ref2
Sassoon, Siegfried ref1
Scarborough, Grand Hotel ref1
Schurhoff, George ref1
Second World War ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12
Seferis, George ref1, ref2, ref3
Sezincote, Gloucestershire ref1
Sharp, Arthur Henry ‘Harry’ ref1, ref2
Sharp, Caroline see Eyres, Caroline ‘Carrie’ Sharp
Sharp, Maria ref1
Sharp, Maud ref1
Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin ref1
Shell Guides ref1
Shelton Abbey, County Wicklow ref1
Shepheard’s Hotel, Cairo ref1
Sickert, Walter ref1
Sifton, Elizabeth ref1
Singapore ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Singh, Kranti ref1
Sitwell, Osbert ref1
Skelton, Barbara ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Slater, Humphrey ref1n
Smart, Walter ref1
Smith (chauffeur) ref1
SOE see Special Operations Executive
Solesmes, Abaye de St Jean de (Sablé sur Sarthe) ref1, ref2
Spanish Civil War ref1
Sparrow, John ref1
Special Operations Executive (SOE) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Spender, Natasha ref1
Spender, Stephen ref1, ref2, ref3
‘Pylons’ ref1
Spitsbergen ref1
Spry, Constance ref1
Squire, Sir John ref1
SS Berengaria ref1
Stalin, Joseph ref1
Stanleyville ref1
The Southern Gates of Arabia ref1
Stern, Lina ref1
Stewart, Damaris ref1
Stokke, Great Bedwyn (Wiltshire) ref1
Strickland, Sir Peter ref1
Sunday Express ref1n
Sutro, John ref1
Sutton, Denys ref1
Switzerland ref1
Sykes, Christopher ref1, ref2, ref3
Symons, A. J. A. ref1
Symons, Arthur, A Study of Charles Baudelaire ref1
Synnott, Piers ref1
T
Tara, Gezira Island ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Tennant, Pauline ref1
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, Maud ref1
Third International Congress of Persian Art and Archaeology (1935) ref1
Thomas à Kempis ref1
Thompson, Darcy, Greek Birds ref1
Thorne, Mary Jean ref1
Tickerage Mill, Uckfield (Sussex) ref1, ref2, ref3
The Times ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Times Literary Supplement (TLS) ref1, ref2, ref3
TLS see Times Literary Supplement
Towards a Dictionary of the County of Southampton, commonly known as Hampshire or Hants ref1
Toynbee, Philip ref1, ref2, ref3
Treffry, Pamela ref1
Tudor Hart, Edith ref1
Turville-Petre, Francis ‘Fronny’ ref1
U
Upton Times ref1
US-British Psychological Warfare Branch ref1
Usborne, Richard ‘Dick’ ref1
V
Villa Mauresque, Cap Ferrat ref1
Vogue ref1
W
Walker, Rita ref1
Walter, Ines ref1
Walton, William ref1
Warner, Barbara see Hadjikyriakos-Ghika, Barbara Warner
Waters, Ethel ref1
Watkins family ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Watkins, Henry George ref1
Watkins, Jennie ref1
Watkins, Tony ref1
Watson, Peter ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Watt, Eddie ref1
Waugh, Evelyn ref1
attends Connolly’s parties ref1, ref2
joins John Rayner in Rome ref1
at Graham’s flat in London ref1
comment on the ‘Nicotine maniac and his girl’ (Paddy & Joan) ref1
Brideshead Revisited ref1, ref2, ref3
Vile Bodies ref1
Webb, Philip ref1
Weekly Dispatch ref1
Weidenfeld, George ref1
Wells Coates ref1
Westminster, Hugh Grosvenor, 2nd Duke ref1
Whigham, Ian ref1
Whigham, Margaret, Duchess of Argyll ref1n
Whistler, Rex ref1
White, Antonia (pseud) (real name: Eirene Botting), Frost in May ref1
Whitworth, Aymer ref1
Wickhamford Manor ref1 and note
Wicklow, William Howard Clonmore ‘Cracky’, 8th Earl ref1, ref2, ref3
Wilde, Oscar ref1
Wildeblood, Peter ref1
Wilding, Dorothy ref1
Winn, Godfrey ref1
Wishart, Michael ref1
Wodehouse, P. G. ref1
‘The Great Sermon Handicap’ ref1
Wood, E. G. ref1
Wood Norton Hall, Worcestershire ref1
Woolley, Janetta Jackson ref1 and note
Wyndham, Dick ‘Dirty Dick’ ref1, ref2, ref3
X
Xan see Fielding, Alexander Henry ‘Xan’
Xanthi ref1
Y
Yakimovitch, S. T. ref1
Yanina Island ref1
Yasaka Maru (Japanese liner) ref1
Yevonde, Madame ref1
Yorke, Adelaide ‘Dig’ ref1
Yorke, Henry (Henry Green) ref1, ref2, ref3
Yorkshire Post ref1
Z
Zoological Society of London ref1