Gunning, Charles John Hope, son of John Edmund Gunning, M.R.C.S., of Tooting, by Augusta Maria, daughter of William J. Gaye; b. Sept. 13, 1880; adm. Sept. 7, 1894 (H); left July 1895; St. George's Hospital 1897; M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P. 1904; in practice in London; Chief Clinical Asst. Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital 1912; Hon. Ophthalmic Surgeon St. Marylebone Dispensary 1914; joint author with A. Warder of Genealogy of the Gunning Family (1907); m. Nov. 8, 1917, Ethel Winterley May, youngest daughter of Christo­pher Crouch, of Norwood; d. Feb. 4, 1963.

Gunn, Rodney Stapleton, son of Harry Nathan Gunn of Golders Green and Susannah Maud, d. of Frederick Henry Stapleton of Beaconsfield, Berks; b. 12 Oct. 1912; adm. Sept. 1925 (A); left July 1929; a chartered accountant, ACA 1935, FCA; RA in WW2; dir. Regent Oil Co. Ltd; m. 11 June 1938 Constance Irene, d. of Leonard Thomas Hutchings of Fulmer, Bucks; d. 9 Aug. 1989.

Gunn, Battiscombe George, son of George Gunn, of South Kensington, by Julia Alice, second daughter of John Moore Philp, of Clapham Road, Surrey; b. June 30, 1883; adm. Sept. 30, 1897 (H); left July 1898; went to Bedales on leaving; tried and abandoned banking and engineering as a career; taught himself hieroglyphics during this period and published The Wisdom of Ptah-Hotep (1906); private secretary to Sir Arther Pinero, the playwright, 1908-11; sub-editor of the Continental Daily Mail 1912; assisted Flinders Petrie in excavations at Harageh 1913 and after service in the army in 1914, and being invalided out, joined Sir Allan Gardiner; his Studies in Egyptian Syntax (1924) revolutionised the study of Middle Egyptian Grammar; asst. keeper Egyptian Museum, Cairo, 1928-31; curator, Egyptian Section, Univ. Museum, Philadelphia, 1931-4; Professor of Egyptology, Oxford Univ. and Fellow of Queen's Coll. 1934; M . A. Oxon. 1934; F. B.A. 1943; m. 1st-; 2nd July 7, 1948, Constance Anne Rogers; d. Feb. 27, 1950.

Gundry, Horace Montague, son of Horace Gundry, of Paddington, by Marion Jane, daughter of George Barker, of Hyde Park; b. Aug. 31, 1885; adm. Sept. 22, 1898 (H); left July 1901; entered an architect's office, and in 1908 emigrated to Canada; enlisted in the 7th Canadian Batt. early in 1915; killed in action Sept. 26, 1916; unm.

GUMBLETON, GEORGE, younger son of Rev. George Gumbleton, Belgrove, near Queenstown, co. Cork, and his second wife Frances Anne, dau. of James Penrose, Woodhill, co. Cork; b. 4 Jun 1843; adm. 30 Jul 1857 (G); QS 1858; Capt. of the School 1861; elected head to Christ Church, Oxford 1862, matr. 12 Jun 1862; BA 1866; MA and BCL 1869; DCL 1886; adm. Inner Temple 6 May 1867, called to bar 26 Jan 1870; migr. to Middle Temple; Oxford Circuit; a law reporter for The Times; founded Gumbleton English Verse Prize at the School 1874; author, Sketches in Sunny Climes; m. 18 Jul 1889 Jessie Ramsay, eldest dau. of Thomas Skinner, Roland Gardens, South Kensington; d. 25 May 1894.

In 1874 he gave a prize of £5 for the encouragement of English verse composition. This gift he continued annually until 1881, when he gave £100 as a permanent endowment for the prize. The endowment is now held in the School’s Gumbleton Fund (terms varied by schemes of 16 Apr 1959 and 8 Nov 1965).

GULSTON, ---; b.; KS 1640 (Bodleian Library, Oxford, Tanner MSS, lxix, f. 140).

Gully, Sydney George, brother of Harry James Gully (q.v.); b. June 5, 1872; adm. Jan. 13, 1887 (H); left July 1888; cashier of Baxter's Leather Co. Ltd. 1900; m. Sept. 30, 1895; Caroline, daughter of John Obree, of Hackney, Middx.; d. 1953

Gully, Harry James, son of John Gully, of Brixton, by Augusta Elizabeth, daughter of John Robinson, of London; b. March 27, 1871; adm. Jan. 22, 1885; exhibitioner 1885 (H); Q.S. Sept. 16, 1886; left April 1889; A. C. A. Aug. 1896; F. C. A. May 1910; practised in London; m.; d. Jan. 13, 1953.

GUISE, POWELL COLCHESTER, third son of Sir John Guise, Bart., Highnam Court, Gloucs., and Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Wright, Lawrence Lane, London; b. 18 Dec 1778; adm.; Min. Can. 1793; KS 1794; elected to Trinity Coll. Cambridge 1798, but went to Christ Church, Oxford, matr. 21 May 1798; BA 1802; MA 1804; ordained; Rector of Craike, co. Durham, Jul 1805; Vicar of Elmore and Longney, Gloucs.; m. 13 Oct 1808 Maria, dau. of Nathaniel Clifford (formerly Winchcombe), Frampton Court, Gloucs.; d. 9 May 1835.

GUEST, EDWARD PERCIVAL, son of Edward Percival Guest, High Street, Brentwood, Essex, pharmaceutical chemist, and Frances, dau. of John Boys, Rochester, Kent; b. 21 Jun 1860; adm. 4 Jun 1874 (G), exhibitioner; QS 1875; elected head to Trinity Coll. Cambridge (with Triplett) 1879, adm. pens. 9 Oct 1879, sizar 1881; BA 1883; MA 1889; Assistant Master for forty-three years at various schools; d. unm. 14 Jul 1935.