- Owen
Cosby Philipps, 1st
Baron Kylsant (25
March 1863 – 5 June 1937),
known as Sir Owen
Philipps between 1909 and 1923, was a
British businessman and...
- the
hopes of
Kylsant, who said he
believed "in the ****ure of Australia,"
turned out to be in vain. It was also in this
context that
Kylsant was launching...
- Case or R v
Kylsant & Otrs was a
noted English criminal case in 1931. The
director of the
Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company, Lord
Kylsant, had falsified...
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modernizing the
transatlantic service of the company. With the
arrival of Lord
Kylsant at the head of the company, the
planned size of the
project increased,...
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Commonwealth Line, but in 1931
White Star Line's
holding company, the
Kylsant shipping group, collapsed. A year
later Shaw,
Savill &
Albion bought the...
- of John Philipps, 1st
Viscount St
Davids and Owen Philipps, 1st
Baron Kylsant. He was
succeeded by his son, the
second Baron. He
became a
Communist and...
-
Beauchamp Nevill.
Dennis Nilsen Nines Joseph Pearce Owen Philipps, 1st
Baron Kylsant Count Geoffrey Potocki de
Montalk Bruce Reynolds leader of The
Great Train...
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World War
losses kept
shipbuilding prices high, so RMSP
Chairman Lord
Kylsant deferred ordering any new p****enger
liners for a few years. However, in...
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between Britain,
Brazil and the
River Plate for 75 years. RMSP
Chairman Lord
Kylsant called the Blue Star
ships "very keen competition" even
though at the very...
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difficulties in the 1930s,
culminating in the
prosecution of its
director Lord
Kylsant, and Union-Castle Line
became an
independent company again with Vernon...
