
Birthday Honours 1998
Philip Cohen
Knight Bachelor
“For services to Biochemistry.”
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The Knight Bachelor was awarded 28 times in the Birthday Honours List 1998 — about 2% of the list.
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Honoured alongside them
Others awarded the Knight Bachelor in the Birthday Honours 1998
Alexander Fraser Morrison
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“For services to Highland and Islands Enterprise.”
Alexander Wiseman Macara
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“For services to the Medical Profession.”
Brian Jarman
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“For services to General Practice.”
David Hare
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“For services to the Theatre.”
David John Watson
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“For services to Higher Education.”
Edmund John Phillip Browne
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“For services to the Oil and Gas Industries.”
Elihu Lauterpacht
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“For services to international law.”
Geoffrey Charles Hurst
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“For services to Association Football.”
Ian Holm
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“For services to Drama.”
John Birt
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“For services to Broadcasting.”
John Charles Hoddinott
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“For services to the Police and to the prevention of Crime.”
John Clifford Mortimer
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“For services to the Arts.”
John Eliot Gardiner
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“For services to Music.”
John Reginald Gorman
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“for Political Dialogue.”
Malcolm Rowland Bates
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“For services to Industry.”
Netar Prakesh Mallick of Renal Medicine
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“For services to Nephrology.”
Nicholas John Shackleton
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“for Quaternary Research, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge.”
Patrick John Gillam
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“For services to Industry.”
Peter Geoffrey Hall
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“For services to the Town and Country Planning Association.”
Peter Michael Williams
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“For services to Science and Technology.”
Richard Everard Nichols Mayor of London
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“For services to the City of London.”
Robert Alan Langlands
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Chief Executive
Robert George Cooper
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“For services to Equal Opportunities.”
Robert Malpas
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“For services to Industry and to Science and Technology.”
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Knight Bachelor · 1998
London Gazette (official record), published supplement. View the issue ↗
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Published 14 June 1998.
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