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...ican cuisine, and the effects of colonisation had upon the native recipes. From her time in New York, she had already been in contact with the editor of '' ...as posted to Bangkok. After her husband retired in 1980, they settled in [[Ealing]], West London and her cookbooks began to be published in the UK as well as ...

...nd copywriter. He took time off for three years to teach graphic design at Ealing School of Art. A chance meeting with the English sex therapist, consultant, [[Category:English comics writers]] ...

...initial parental disfavor, Gerardine and Robert finally were married at [[Ealing]] on 4 September 1849. She and Robert had four children who survived to ad ...nd helped with his photography business, particularly in developing prints from the glass negative plates. ...

...ovember 2016}}</ref> A burial record discovered indicates that she died in Ealing in June 1842, possibly aged 67. This would make her date of birth about 177 [[Category:19th-century English women writers]] ...

| birth_place = [[Ealing]], [[London]], England McKeown was born in [[Ealing]], [[London]]<ref name=TG/> on 21 May 1946. His parents Edith Mabel (née H ...

...etty) Aldiss, sister of the science fiction writer [[Brian W. Aldiss]], in Ealing in 1982.<ref>[https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVXD-1PJ5 Antony ...as a personal secretary. He was described by ''[[The New Plantsman]]'' as "from (in his early twenties) nurse-companion to Sir Harold Nicolson at Sissinghu ...

...a State Scholar at [[St Benedict's School, Ealing|St Benedict's School]], Ealing and at the [[University of Bristol]], where he was Vice-President of the Un ...aken from all areas of animal food production, distribution and retail and from numerous interested parties.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://www.rspca.org.uk/Im ...

...ed a research fellow at [[Emmanuel College, Cambridge]], where he remained from 1976 until 1981 as a university assistant lecturer in the history of Modern ...he "felt moment of ''Screen''" – the time when critical theories emanating from Paris in the late 1960s began to intervene in Anglophone film culture. By r ...

| birth_place = [[Ealing]], England Cronin was born in [[Ealing]], [[Middlesex]], England, second son of Charles Frederick Cronin (1859–1 ...

| death_place = [[Ealing]], [[Middlesex]] ...]] in 1819. Her husband died in 1841; Christiana died on 14 June 1873 at [[Ealing]].<ref name="ODNB"/> ...

| birth_place = Ealing, London ...indow he almost jumped from on his way out of the house. When it came back from the developers, Green discovered the face of a young girl in the window.<re ...

...University of Cambridge]], where he read [[History]] and [[Economics]]. At Ealing Priory he shared classes with [[Reginald C. Fuller]] with whom he would in ...st)|John Chapman]] and [[Christopher Butler (bishop)|Christopher Butler]]. From 1943 he took advantage of the influence of ''[[Divino afflante Spiritu]]'', ...

...rsity of London|Birkbeck College]] and [[Queen's College, London]]. He was from 1868 to 1870 Curate of ...He resided at [[Ealing]], where he was from 1882 to 1904 President of the Ealing Microscopical and Natural History Society, then resided at Drayton House in ...

...p by her maternal grandparents. In 1944 aged 17 she won a scholarship to [[Ealing School of Art]].{{citation needed|date=April 2020}} ...Artists]] website</ref> Her paintings were awarded gold and silver medals from the [[Salon (Paris)|Paris Salon]] and the Grand Prix de la Cote d'Azur.<ref ...

...Ashley]] in [[David Pringle]], ''St. James guide to Horror, Ghost & Gothic Writers''. London : St. James Press, 1998, ...et: Being a Weekly Collection of Articles Printed in the Pall Mall Gazette from Day to Day, with a Summary of News |date=1878 |page=77 |url=https://books.g ...

Dearden graduated from theatre direction to film, working as an assistant to [[Basil Dean]]. He la Dearden went over to Ealing Studios where he produced ''[[The Ghost of St. Michael's]]'' (1941) with Wi ...

...ustratus (1663) by Edward Waterhouse.jpg|thumb|Edward Waterhouse, portrait from ''Fortescutus Illustratus'' (1663)]] ...rms and Armory, Shewing the Nature and Uses of Arms and Honour in England, from the Camp, the Court, the City, under the two latter of which are contained ...

...&ndash; 22 April 1962) was an [[England|English]] [[screenwriter]], active from the late 1920s. He is best remembered for his work with [[Alfred Hitchcock] ...filmmaker, who described MacPhail as "a red-haired and rather gauche Scot from Blackheath", and [[Arnold Haskell]], later a dance critic and headmaster of ...

...the [[River Tweed|Tweed]] Valley of the [[Scottish Borders]]. He went to [[Ealing Art College]] in West London, where he specialised in photography, while at ...Court]]'', a courtroom drama in which a case is played before a jury drawn from members of the public. Over the years, he directed one hundred and eighty-s ...

After the war ended, he got a job at [[Ealing Studios]], and he soon began his career as a successful writer, producer an [[Category:Writers from London]] ...