(NOTE: Dennis Crooks is an Anglo-Indian, born and educated in Bombay, India) On Thursday June 4th, 2009, The City Of Mississauga, at its 35th Annual Sports Dinner Banquet awarded Dennis Crooks with the Mississauga Sports Council Award for his outstanding contribution...

Hi all, JULIA WHITTY -- SUCCESSFUL ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHOR. (Note: Julia's mother is Anglo-Indian and her father is Tasmanian --BELOW IS AN E-MAIL OF INTRODUCTION BY REG SHIRES We were privileged to have Pat Whitty and her daughter Julia Whitty for tea yesterday. We had...

DATE: 1st to 4th November, 2009 ADDRESS Oak Grove School, Jharipani; Mussoorie Hills [Dehra Dun] VENUE All events in OGS and Mussoorie CONTACTS At present -- ME, address given below Venkat Gandikota 501/2, Sangrila Apts; 31, Bund Garden Rd; Pune 411 001 India

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peter@bailey718.fsworld.co.uk FIBIS Spring Open Day is to be held on Saturday, May 23rd 2009. Lectures will include: 1. "Wrecked or Captured - The East India Company Ships that failed to Arrive" by Andrea Cordani. Andrea is a FIBIS Member and an acknowledged authority...

Witness To End Of Empire Tony Hearne The retired British settlers were split two ways - Let's get the hell out of here before we are all slaughtered in our beds, many armed themselves with pistols and shotguns; the other half remained complacent; Sit tight we've seen...

Paper Boats in the Monsoon - Life in the Lost World of Anglo-India Author: Owen Thorpe About the Book Indian Independence in 1947 fired the starting gun for the great Anglo-Indian exodus from India. These half-caste children of the Raj were never going to fit in -...

First published in 1888, this encyclopedic handbook became the standard reference work for all British women taking up management of a household in India. Packed with numerous recipes, and practical advice for managing servants, cleaning and organizing the house as...