("The Times" Saturday, 10 Oct 1936, page 1)
ELIOT. --- On Oct. 8, 1936m at a nursing home, the Hon. Arthur Ernest Henry Eliot, late Capt. R.A.S.C., aged 62 years. Cremation at Golders Green on Monday, Oct. 12, at 12 noon. Flowers to W. Garstin and Sons, 5, Baker Street, W.I.
("Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail" 09 Oct 1936, page 8)
EARL'S BROTHER
END OF AN ADVENTUROUS LIFE
Capt. the Hon. Arthur Eliot, brother of the seventh Earl of St. Germans, died in a London nursing home last night. He underwent an operation for appendicitis last Saturday.
Captain Eliot, who was 62, was a West End club proprietor and a former Army officer. At one time he was a theatrical manager. His life had been an adventurous one. He had been married four times, and claimed to have had 80 jobs in 60 years. In his time he had been tram conductor, croupier, actor, steward, butler, stoker, private detective, and theatre lessee.
ELIOT. --- On Oct. 8, 1936m at a nursing home, the Hon. Arthur Ernest Henry Eliot, late Capt. R.A.S.C., aged 62 years. Cremation at Golders Green on Monday, Oct. 12, at 12 noon. Flowers to W. Garstin and Sons, 5, Baker Street, W.I.
("Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail" 09 Oct 1936, page 8)
EARL'S BROTHER
END OF AN ADVENTUROUS LIFE
Capt. the Hon. Arthur Eliot, brother of the seventh Earl of St. Germans, died in a London nursing home last night. He underwent an operation for appendicitis last Saturday.
Captain Eliot, who was 62, was a West End club proprietor and a former Army officer. At one time he was a theatrical manager. His life had been an adventurous one. He had been married four times, and claimed to have had 80 jobs in 60 years. In his time he had been tram conductor, croupier, actor, steward, butler, stoker, private detective, and theatre lessee.
("The Times" Saturday, 10 Oct 1936, page 1)
ELIOT. --- On Oct. 8, 1936m at a nursing home, the Hon. Arthur Ernest Henry Eliot, late Capt. R.A.S.C., aged 62 years. Cremation at Golders Green on Monday, Oct. 12, at 12 noon. Flowers to W. Garstin and Sons, 5, Baker Street, W.I.
("Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail" 09 Oct 1936, page 8)
EARL'S BROTHER
END OF AN ADVENTUROUS LIFE
Capt. the Hon. Arthur Eliot, brother of the seventh Earl of St. Germans, died in a London nursing home last night. He underwent an operation for appendicitis last Saturday.
Captain Eliot, who was 62, was a West End club proprietor and a former Army officer. At one time he was a theatrical manager. His life had been an adventurous one. He had been married four times, and claimed to have had 80 jobs in 60 years. In his time he had been tram conductor, croupier, actor, steward, butler, stoker, private detective, and theatre lessee.
ELIOT. --- On Oct. 8, 1936m at a nursing home, the Hon. Arthur Ernest Henry Eliot, late Capt. R.A.S.C., aged 62 years. Cremation at Golders Green on Monday, Oct. 12, at 12 noon. Flowers to W. Garstin and Sons, 5, Baker Street, W.I.
("Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail" 09 Oct 1936, page 8)
EARL'S BROTHER
END OF AN ADVENTUROUS LIFE
Capt. the Hon. Arthur Eliot, brother of the seventh Earl of St. Germans, died in a London nursing home last night. He underwent an operation for appendicitis last Saturday.
Captain Eliot, who was 62, was a West End club proprietor and a former Army officer. At one time he was a theatrical manager. His life had been an adventurous one. He had been married four times, and claimed to have had 80 jobs in 60 years. In his time he had been tram conductor, croupier, actor, steward, butler, stoker, private detective, and theatre lessee.
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