KNAPP-FISHER, SIR EDWARD FRANCIS, second son of George Henry Knapp-Fisher, Cavendish Road West, Regent’s Park, London, solicitor, and Elizabeth Grace, dau. of John Goodchild MD, Westerham, Kent; b. 15 Nov 1864; adm. 27 Sep 1877 (J) (as Edward Francis Fisher); left Dec 1878; adm. solicitor Mar 1887; assumed additional surname of Knapp 1900; Receiver-Gen. and Chapter Clerk, Westminster Abbey 1917-38; Secretary to Governing Body, Westminster School 1918-38; knighted 1930; CVO 1938; m. 1st, 28 Jul 1892 Winifred, youngest dau. of James Wilson Holme; m. 2nd, 16 Jun 1917 Ethel Mary Eykyn, elder dau. of James Bagnold Burgess RA; d. 29 Nov 1940.

KNIGHT, EDWARD FREDERICK, son of Edward Knight, Papcastle, Cumberland, Army officer, and Catherine Pemberton; b. 23 Apr 1852; adm. 26 Sep 1867 (James'); left Dec 1869; Gonville and Caius Coll. Cambridge, adm. pens. 1 Oct 1873; BA 1877; adm. Lincoln’s Inn 24 Jan 1876, called to bar 7 May 1879; a journalist with The Morning Post; travelled in South America, South Africa, Central Asia; Times correspondent in Hunza-Nagar campaign 1891, Matabeleland 1893-5, Madagascar 1895, Sudan 1896 and 1897-8, Greece 1897, Cuba 1898 and Spain 1899; Morning Post correspondent in South African War 1899-1900; severely wounded at Belmont and had right arm amputated; with the Ophit tour round the world 1901; with Kuroki’s army in Russian-Japanese war 1904, in Turkey 1908, and with Harwich Naval Forces in 1914-18 war; a keen sailor; author, Where Three Empires Meet, 1893, The Cruise of the Falcon, and other works; his Reminiscences, 1923, give some account of his school days at Westminster; m. Miriam [Mariane ?], widow of Cosmo Rose-Innes, barrister, and dau. of William Bowen Rowlands KC, County Court Judge; d. 3 Jul 1925.

KNIGHT-BRUCE, HORACE JOHN MAJORIBANKS, youngest son of Lewis Bruce Knight-Bruce, Rivermead, Sunbury, Middlesex, and his cousin Caroline Margaret Eliza, only dau. of Thomas Newte, Tidcombe, Devon; b. 6 Apr 1863; adm. 26 Sep 1878 (J); left Apr 1881.

LAMBERT, WILLIAM HENRY, son of William Lambert, Exeter, Devon; b. 8 Aug 1845; adm. 21 Jan 1858 (James'); Min. Can. 1860; left Dec 1861. [Probably son of William Lambert, Exeter, Devon, solicitor, and Emmeline Mary, dau. of Nathaniel Cole, Exeter; d. 1878]

LANE-CLAYPON, WILLIAM WARD, brother of Charlton George Lane (qv); b. 1 Aug 1845; adm. 24 Sep 1857 (James'); QS 1860; elected to Trinity Coll. Cambridge 1864, matr. Mich. 1864; BA 1868; assumed additional surname of Claypon by royal licence 28 Feb 1877; a banker at Boston, Lincs., firm Garfit Claypon & Co.; Master, Mercers’ Co. 1900; JP Parts of Holland, Lincolnshire; JP Hertfordshire 1915; m. 14 Jun 1871 Edith Margaret, youngest dau. of William Fenwick Stow, Red Hall, near Leeds, Yorks.; d. 31 Mar 1939.

LEE, PHILIP STIRLING, brother of Thomas Stirling Lee (qv); b. 24 Apr 1858; adm. 24 Jan 1871 (James'); left May 1874; surveyor, firm J. S. Lee & Sons, Craven Street, Strand, London; m. Mary Maud, dau. of Washington Single, South Woodford, Essex, Commissioner of Taxes; d. 13 Nov 1909.

LEE, THOMAS STIRLING, son of John Swanwick Lee, Craven Street, Strand, London, surveyor, and Janet --- (1881 Census); b. 16 Mar 1856; adm. 26 Sep 1870 (James'); left Whitsun 1871; Royal Academy Schools 1876-80, Gold Medal for Sculpture 1877, Travelling Studentship in Sculpture 1879; studied in Paris and Rome; a sculptor; founder member, New English Art Club; member, Art Workers Guild, Master 1898; his scheme for the decoration of St. George’s Hall, Liverpool, was only partially carried out; his bust of Richard Busby (qv) was placed up School at the bicentenary of Busby’s death in 1895; m.; d. 28 Jun 1916.

LIBERTY, JOHN BARNES, son of John Edwards Liberty, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London, and Harriet ---; b. 3 Nov 1854; adm. 13 Jul 1868 (James'); left Aug 1872; wine merchant, firm Liberty & Co., Parliament Street, Westminster; m. 9 Sep 1885 Elizabeth Ann, dau. of Edward Percy Ince, Shepherds Bush, Hammersmith, Middlesex; d. 21 Dec 1907.

LIDDELL, HON. CHARLES JOHN, brother of Arthur Thomas Liddell, 5th Baron Ravensworth (qv); b. 9 Dec 1843; adm. 24 Jan 1853 (James'); went to Eton Coll., KS; Christ Church, Oxford, matr. 22 May 1861; BA 1866; adm. Inner Temple 1868; Assistant Librarian, British Museum 1872-88; d. 19 Jun 1931.

LITTLE, ERNEST MUIRHEAD, youngest son of William John Little MD FRCP, Brook Street, Grosvenor Square, London, and Eliza, dau. of Thomas Roff Tamplin, Lewes, Sussex; b. 26 Jul 1854; adm. 26 Sep 1867; Min. Can. 1869; left Dec 1869; London Univ.; St. George’s Hospital; served with ambulance of National Aid Society in Turco-Servian war 1876; Takova Gold Cross 1876; MRCS 1880, FRCS 1886; LRCP 1881; Surgeon, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital 1886-1919, Consulting Surgeon from 1919; first Pres., British Orthopaedic Association; author, Artificial Limbs and Amputation Stumps, 1922; m. 11 Jan 1890 Mary, dau. of John Burgess Knight, Holland Park, London; d. 2 Oct 1935.