Sir Ernest Troubridge

Spiritualism, or the belief that the dead can contact the living through mediums, became wildly popular in England during the First World War, when the idea of death was all-pervasive. Troubridge and Hall first became...

By 1913, when Ernest Troubridge was posted to the naval squadron based in Malta, UT had already begun to feel the effects of marital stress in the form of nausea, headaches, and insomnia. On...

Una, a sculptor, was Ladye's cousin and was unhappily married to Ernest Troubridge , an admiral who was twenty-four years her senior and who was later knighted. They had one child together, a daughter.

At twenty-one years old, Margot Taylor (or Una Vincenzo) married Ernest Troubridge at the British Consulate in Venice.

UT , who had for nearly two years been living intermittently with her lover Radclyffe Hall , agreed to sign a deed of separation from her husband . He signed the deed the next day...

On the outbreak of World War One, Ernest Troubridge , as the Commander of the Second Squadron, was assigned to the task of preventing German ships in the Adriatic from sallying out into the Mediterranean...

Their research impressed the audience so much that they were asked to deliver the second part of the paper as a public lecture, which they did on 22 March. The initial, private presentation also, however...

This would not be the last time their relationship was put on public display. Fox-Pitt's allegations reflected the momentum gathering in Parliament to bring lesbian relationships within the purview of the criminal law, which then...