Sir Douglas Hogg, Lord Chancellor Country Life Magazine Portrait April 14 1928 Browntop of Ranmore Lodge

of Ranmore Lodge

who later became Lady Mary Clayton and was a childhood companion of Queen Elizabeth II

of Sturmy House

one of the most celebrated tennis players of the 1920s and a popular figure at Wimbledon

Later Life: The marriage ended in divorce in 1940

Sir Douglas Hogg, Lord Chancellor Country Life Magazine Portrait April 14 1928 Browntop of Ranmore LodgeSir Douglas Hogg, Lord Chancellor Country Life Magazine Portrait, Frontispiece, April 14 1928. LXIII No. 1630 The featured frontispiece this week is a portrait of Lord Hailsham in his Lord Chancellors robes. Identity: Sir Douglas Hogg (18721950), who upon his appointment became the 1st Baron Hailsham. Appointment: He was appointed Lord Chancellor on March 29, 1928, succeeding Viscount Cave. Political Career: Previously served as Attorney General