We were very fortunate to welcome many Montreal judges from various courts. His presentation was enlightening, informative and much appreciated by all who attended.
Justice Rolland addressed us on the topic of “Judging in a Diverse Society”. I am so pleased that our first event was a great success and that we had a fantastic turnout to welcome François Rolland, Chief Justice of the Superior Court, on the occasion of our annual Alan B. She died on 19 April 2015, and her funeral was held at St Mary's Church, Chipping Norton.Allen Mendelsohn and Larry Markowitz, Editor(s) President’s Message The Marchioness retired to Glebe Farm House, Cornwell, near Chipping Norton in Oxfordshire.
She was a keen member of the Mid Surrey Drag Hunt and later a campaigner for animal rights, particularly camels (through the Wild Camel Protection Foundation) and bears.
She took an outspoken position on social issues, writing to the Spectator in support of English football hooligans, and considered a political career as a Conservative. She wrote an historical novel Anne of the Sealed Knot about her civil war ancestor Anne Duke. Margot was one of the first women to hold a pilot's license, and also competed in the 1952 Round Britain car rally. The family lived at Staplefield Grange, Staplefield Green, near Haywards Heath, Sussex. They had four children: Simon Isaacs, 4th Marquess of Reading, Lady Jacqueline Rufus Isaacs, Lord Antony Rufus Isaacs, a film producer, Lord Alexander Rufus Isaacs, a lawyer. In 1940, Margot married Michael, Viscount Erleigh, later the 3rd Marquess of Reading. Margot attended Benenden school and became a society beauty, and the face of Pond's face cream. Margot was one of three daughters of Percival Augustus Duke and Violet Mappin, and was the half-sister of Sir Charles Mappin, Violet's son by her first marriage into the Mappin & Webb family.
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