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Born in 1910 the son of the Rev. E.E. Phillips of Markyate Vicarage in Dunstable.
He attended Dover College before being admitted to Clare on 15 January 1929 to read Natural Sciences.
He then studied at Barts Hospital in London gaining a licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians and a Fellowhip of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1936.
He married and entered General Practice.

During the Second World War he volunteered for the Army but was assigned to a hospital ship.
He served in the eastern Mediterranean, in Egypt and in the North African campaign and was with the earliest troop landings in Sicily.
He was seconded to the Royal Military Hospital in York to assist in operations at various hospitals.

After the war he returned to General Practice and built up a partnership with around 10,000 patients.
He retired in 1973.

Obituary: The Clare Association Annual 2007-08 pp.121-122

Born in Liverpool and attended Alsop High School in Liverpool.
Matriculated at Clare in 1945 to study for the Natural Sciences Tripos.

Born in 1879 the son of Charles Gould K.C. of Guildford House, Farnham, Surrey, and Mary Ellen Utterton, daughter of the Bishop of Guildford
School - Winchester
Admitted to Clare College on 12 October 1898
B.A. 1901; M.A. 1907

Assistant Master at Giggleswick School for 7 years; at Wellington College (and House Master), 1911-43

Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (2nd Lieutenant, King's Own (Yorks. L.I.); Captain and Adjt., Lovat's Scouts; Captain, Special List (Intelligence Staff)

(Caldecote, Petty Cury in Cambridge, Gamlingay, Freckenham etc and benefices), 1680-1729

Taylor Benefaction (Cambridge, Girton etc), 1600

Cave Scholarships (Warmfield), 1603

Pyke Scholarship (White Horse Inn, Cambridge, later settled on Fellows' Garden), 1709

Wilson Scholarship (Calne, later settled on part of Mowbrays Farm, Ickleton), 1724 Still in named existence, 1992

Greaves Prize, nd [1787]

Robert Rankin Scholarship (investments), 1938 and 1945