Mrs Ann Catherine Ensten, the fearless and passionate horsewoman died peacefully at Hillcroft House Nursing Home, Stowmarket, Suffolk, on 29 September, aged 89. Born on 21 October 1932 at Sarratt, near Rickmansworth, she was the daughter of Olympic sprinter Guy Montagu Butler and Catherine Edith Dalzell Sherer, a high diver. She was raised with her […]
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WHO WILL SUCCEED SIR WINSTON? Although dapper Anthony Eden, divorced and sick, is still the Tories’ acknowledged crown prince, a dark horse called Rab Butler, who loves books and lonely walks, is being hailed as Britain’s next prime minister July 1 1953 BEVERLEY BAXTER WHO WILL SUCCEED SIR WINSTON? Although dapper Anthony Eden, divorced and sick, is still the Tories’ acknowledged crown prince, a dark horse called Rab Butler, who loves books and lonely walks, is being hailed as Britain’s next prime minister BEVERLEY BAXTER LONDON AS EVERY schoolboy is aware Shakespeare put into the mouth of Malvolio those significant words: “Some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them.” Familiar and accepted as those words undoubtedly are there is no arbitrary division into categories of men who reach such heights that the world calls them great.