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	Memorials and Monuments in the Royal Garrison Church, Portsmouth (Sir James McGregor, Bart.)
		McGrigor was transferred to the Royal Horse Guards (Blues), and served with them at Canterbury and Windsor, where he was noticed by George III and Queen Charlotte.
		McGrigor proceeded MD at Marischal College on 20 February 1804, and on 27 June 1805 was made one of the new deputy inspectors-general of hospitals, and placed in charge of the northern district (headquarters York).
		McGrigor's administrative ability, and the courage and self-reliance which enabled him to accept grave responsibility at critical moments, speedily won the confidence of Wellington, who later declared that McGrigor was ‘one of the most industrious, able, and successful public servants I have ever met with’ (Dispatches of the Duke of Wellington, 7.643).
	www.memorials.inportsmouth.co.uk /churches/royal_garrison/mcgrigor2.htm (985 words)

	Rhoderick: Rhoderick chalmers 8 - google video. Reinwalt genealogy in all regions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Rhoderick TERRE ROY RHODERICK, Vice President, age 57, is a life-long resident of Frederick County.
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		Rhoderick ELIZABETH - State Rep. Dave Levdansky admitted he was a little uneasy heading that would play out in his battle with Democratic challenger Robert Rhoderick.
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	HMS Diana (D126) at AllExperts
		The ship was built at Clydebank, Glasgow, by Yarrow and Co. Ltd.
		(Yard No 1846), laid down 3 April, 1947 and launched Thursday 8 May, 1952 by Lady McGrigor, wife of Admiral of the Fleet Sir Rhoderick McGrigor, and first commissioned 29 March, 1954.
		Originally the name was to be Druid but this changed to Diana during building.
	en.allexperts.com /e/h/hm/hms_diana_(d126).htm (590 words)

	From the File
		Among other points mentioned by the C.-in-C., Navy, in his address, were the gradual expansion of the Navy, acquisition of a tanker-now named I.N.S. Shakti - three Hunt-class Destroyers, growth of the new training schools at Cochin and the various projects at Bombay.
		"I was very much impressed by the high standard of smartness, enthusiasm and efficiency ashore and afloat," said Admiral of the Fleet Sir Rhoderick R. McGrigor, First Sea Lord, on the eve of his departure from Delhi, after his 11-day visit to India.
		In a message to the C-in-C., Navy, the First Sea Lord said: "On leaving India I would like to say how much I appreciate all that was done to make my visit so enjoyable and instructive.
	mod.nic.in /samachar/dec01-02/html/ch14.htm (566 words)

	News - March 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		William Wellesley and his wife, née Emma Jenks, became parents of a daughter called "Tabitha Lily" on March 27th 2003.
		James Angus Rhoderick Neil McGrigor (son of Charles Edward McGrigor and his wife, née Edmonstone) and his 2nd wife, née Emma Fellowes, became parents for the 2nd time.
		Rosanna Mary Talulla, a sister for Alexander and a half-sister for Violet, was born on March 13th 2003.
	www.royalsportal.de /news/news2003-03.php (6681 words)

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		Slim accompanied him from 31 December 1951 on a trip to the United States, traveling over on the Queen Mary.
		At one point Churchill was critical of the first sea lord, Admiral Sir Rhoderick McGrigor, but observed, “Slim is quite different.
		I can work with him.” Slim also played an important role for Churchill when in 1952, as chairman of the Chiefs of Staff Committee, he oversaw the major strategic review, which was published as “Defence Policy and Global Strategy.”
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		Fleet Air Arm memorial (corner of Richmond Road and Marine parade west) unveiled by HRH The Duchess of Kent 20 May 1953.
		Memorial to RN Patrol Service unveiled by First Sea Lord (Admiral of the Fleet Sir Rhoderick R McGrigor), 7 October, 1953.
		These memorials are under the jurisdiction of the Imperial War Graves Commission (32 Grosvenor Gardens, SW1 - Sloane 0751) not the Admiralty.
	www.royal-navy.mod.uk /server/show/nav.3817 (3887 words)

	Wythenshawe Royal Naval Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Work proceeded over the following months to complete the concert room and games room.
		This part of the club was formally opened by Admiral Sir Rhoderick McGrigor,G.C.B., K.C.B., D.S.O. in April 1957
		With the amount of interest and support the club generated it was soon apparrent that an extension was urgently needed.
	www.citycol.com /lrc/wc/students/webauthoring/forumunit1/jparish01/RNAhistory.htm (229 words)

	Korea 52-54
		The speedy change over and remarkable speed of the retiring cruiser has been the comment of the ‘Old’ Coasters’ ever since.
		The main highlight of this patrol was the number of visitors to be shown the parish commencing with the Admiral in Charge of the West Coast Blockading Force (our own F.O.2) and followed by the First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Rhoderick McGrigor.
		Nevertheless we found time for the usual bombardments and for the usual sporting fixtures both on board and on Paengyong-Do.
	hms-newcastle.co.uk /korea_52-54.htm (3041 words)

	Canada's Navy: HMCS IROQUOIS - About the Ship
		Back at the rail block on 9 October, IROQUOIS carried out interdiction fire and routine patrols until she was relieved by HMCS CRUSADER on 14 October when she set course for Sasebo.
		During her brief period in dry dock the ship's company was inspected by Admiral Sir Rhoderick, R. McGrigor, KCB, CBE, DSO, RN.
		IROQUOIS undocked on 22 October and sailed for a week's operations off the west coast of Korea.
	www.navy.forces.gc.ca /iroquois/about/ship_about_e.asp?category=49 (13675 words)

	FLAG 4 - The Battle of Coastal Forces in the Mediterranean. - POPE, DUDLEY (FOREWORD BY FIRST SEA LORD AND CHIEF OF ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		FLAG 4 - The Battle of Coastal Forces in the Mediterranean.
		- POPE, DUDLEY (FOREWORD BY FIRST SEA LORD AND CHIEF OF NAVAL STAFF ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET SIR RHODERICK R. Search Antiqbook
		POPE, DUDLEY (FOREWORD BY FIRST SEA LORD AND CHIEF OF NAVAL STAFF ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET SIR RHODERICK R. FLAG 4 - The Battle of Coastal Forces in the Mediterranean.
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