The success inspired imitators, including William Kidd, whose seizure, in 1698, of a cargo belonging to the Moghul's secretary of state exasperated the Indians even further; they threatened to flay an English administrator alive.
John was probably, like his brothers, assigned a magister whilst he was at Fontevrault, a teacher charged with his early education and with managing the servants of his immediate household; John was later taught by Ranulph Glanville, a leading English administrator.
He said he had been accused of hating the English – "I don't hate anybody" – but he repeated his criticism of "English administrators" being in charge of Scottish arts.
He therefore instituted a form of government that came to be called the Veiled Protectorate, whereby he ruled the rulers of Egypt, with the assistance of a group of English administrators trained in India, who were placed in key positions as advisers to the Egyptian government.
The former prime minister Harold Macmillan said it was better to be laughed at than ignored, and while English administrators have lamented the damage to the image of the game caused by the fake blood affair and drug problems at Bath, seldom has rugby union commanded so much publicity in the off-season.
It was speculated that because Crockett was a lifelong employee of the Melbourne Cricket Club, which organised and sponsored English tours to Australia, he was under pressure to no-ball bowlers in order to curry favour with English administrators.
The comment was leaked to the media and caused an uproar, after a teammate suffered a fractured skull, the Australian Board formally complained to English administrators about whether bodyline was sporting.
Following the tour he also criticised the impartiality of the English referees, and believed that the English administrators displayed a double standard in their treatment of the Natives – the RFU had continued to select Andrew Stoddart for the England team, despite him touring with the unsanctioned 1888 British team.
English soldier, administrator, and antiquary noted for his service in Ireland during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I of England.
Not until the arrival in 1984 of Peter Hemmings, a gentlemanly English arts administrator, did the city have an opera company.
Rabbi Hertz Frankel, the longtime English studies administrator of Bais Rochel, estimated that together the two Satmar factions had 30,000 students crowded into more than 20 buildings in Williamsburg, Borough Park and upstate in Monsey and Kiryas Joel.
