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Glazebrook, Richard Tetley.
Adm. pens. at
TRINITY, Oct. 19,
1872. S. and h. of Nicholas
Smith, M.R.C.S., of W. Derby, Liverpool [and Sarah, dau. of Richard Tetley, of
Liverpool]. B. there
[Sept. 18], 1854. Schools [Dulwich College (left, 1870) and] Liverpool
Collegiate Institution (Mr
Butler). Matric. Michs. 1872; Scholar, 1875; B.A. (5th Wrangler) 1876;
M.A. 1879. Fellow,
1877-1935. Lecturer and Tutor, 1881-96. Bursar, 1895-8. Proctor, 1886.
Demonstrator at the Cavendish
Laboratory, 1880-91; University Lecturer in Mathematics, 1883; Assistant
Director of the Cavendish
Laboratory, 1891. Rede Lecturer, 1917. Principal of University College,
Liverpool, 1898-9. First
Director of the National Physical Laboratory at Bushey House, Teddington,
Middlesex, 1899-1919;
under his direction great progress was made in the development of the Laboratory
and in its
usefulness to British engineering and to other industries. President of the
Institution of
Electrical Engineers, 1906-7. Attended the Electrical Congress at St Louis as
representative of the
British Government. Chairman of the Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, 1909-20;
of the Aeronautical
Research Committee, 1920-33. Zaharoff Professor of Aviation and Director of the
Aeronautics
Department of the Imperial College of Technology, 1920-3. F.R.S., 1882. Hughes
Medallist, 1909;
Royal Medallist, 1931; Gold Medallist, Royal Aeronautical Society, 1933; Albert
Medallist of the
Royal Society of Arts. Memb. Inst. C.E. C.B., 1910. Knighted, 1917. K.C.B.,
1920. K.C.V.O., 1934.
D.Sc., Oxford, Victoria University and Heidelberg. LL.D., Edinburgh. Of
Limpsfield Common, Surrey.
Author, Science and Industry; editor of the Dictionary of Applied
Physics
. Died Dec.
15, 1935. (Dulwich Coll. Reg.; Fox-Davies, Armorial Families; Who was
Who; The Times
,
Dec. 17, 1935.)
Richard Tetley GLAZEBROOK
Approx. lifespan: 1854–1935
Tripos: Trin. Math. 1876
pens. Trinity College adm1872:10:19
s. and h. of Nicholas Smith GLAZEBROOK, MRCS of W. Derby, Liverpool, [Lancashire],
s. of Sarah Tetley[/kq]dau. of Richard TETLEY of Liverpool, [Lancashire],
b. Liverpool, [Lancashire], 1854:[09:18]
Sch: Dulwich College [Dulwich], [London], left1870
Sch: Liverpool Collegiate Institution [Liverpool], [Lancashire], ( Mr – BUTLER )
Matric 1872:10MT:
Scholar 1875
BA 5 th Wrangler 1876
MA 1879
Fellow 1877-1935
Lecturer and Tutor: 1881-96
Bursar: 1895-98
Proctor: 1886
Demonstrator: at Cavendish Laboratory 1880-91
University Lecturer in Mathematics: 1883
Assistant Director of Cavendish Laboratory 1891
Rede Lecturer: 1917
Principal of Sch: University College Liverpool, [Lancashire], 1898-99
First Director of National Physical Laboratory at Bushey House, [Bushey, Teddington], Middlesex , 1899-1919
under his direction great progress was made in the development of the National Physical Laboratory and in its usefulness to British engineering and to other industries"/>
President of Institution of Electrical Engineers 1906-07
Attended: as representative of the British Government Electrical Congress at St Louis, [Missouri], [ USA ],
Chairman of Advisory Committee for Aeronautics 1909-20
Chairman of Aeronautical Research Committee 1920-33
Zaharoff Professor of Aviation: Sch: Imperial College of Technology [London], 1920-23
Director of: Aeronautics Department of Sch: Imperial College of Technology [London], 1920-23
FRS 1882
Hughes Medallist 1909
Royal Medallist 1931
Gold Medallist Royal Aeronautical Society 1933
Albert Medallist Royal Society of Arts
MICE 1910
CB 1910
Knighted 1917
KCB 1920
KCVO 1934
DSc Oxford
DSc Sch: Victoria University
DSc Sch: Heidelberg University Heidelberg, [Germany],
LLD Edinburgh
Of Limpsfield Common, Surrey ,
Publ.: Science and Industry Publ.: editor of the Dictionary of Applied Physics .
d. 1935:12:15
Refs: Dulwich College Reg . Refs: Fox-Davies, Armorial Families Refs: Who was Who Refs: The Times 1935:12:17.

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