* Thomas Fairfax ( Gilling ) ( c1475 – 1520 ), owner of Gilling Castle and closest probable ancestor of both Prince William and Kate Middleton

* Thomas Fairfax ( Gilling ), a 15th-16th century owner of Gilling Castle in North Yorkshire, England and an ancestor of both Prince William and Kate Middleton

Its affiliated preparatory school, St Martin's Ampleforth, is located across the valley at Gilling Castle.

In 1929, the Abbey gained ownership of Gilling Castle and opened a preparatory school.

* St Martin's Ampleforth, North Yorkshire ( formerly Ampleforth College Junior School and Gilling Castle )

* Fairfax House York, 27 Castlegate, circa 1755 – 62 ; Gilling Castle

Nairac, aged 10, attended prep school at Gilling Castle, a feeder school for the Roman Catholic public school Ampleforth College which he attended a year later.

He was educated by Benedictine monks at Gilling Castle and Ampleforth College.

Fjalar and Galar murdered a giant named Gilling, along with his wife.

In Norse mythology, Suttungr ( ) was a jötunn ( a frost giant ), a son of Gilling, who ( along with Suttungr's mother ) had been murdered by Fjalar and Galar.

Richmond has been joined with the Welsh Marches since the time of Esmé Stewart, 3rd Duke of Lennox and Richmond's relations with Mercia, go back to the time when Edwin, Earl of Mercia, held the old manor of Gilling West ( an enclave within Northumbria ), that was moved by the Bretons to Richmond.

The presence of Firby toponymy paralleling the outline of all three wapentake groups, with Firby near Bedale in Hang, Firby Court near Richmond in Gilling, and Firby Lane in Ripon not very far from Hallikeld, would make for a roughly even distribution of the Firby name throughout the five wapentakes of Richmondshire.

* Jack Herbert with Tom Gilling, The Bagman: Final Confessions of Jack Herbert, ABC Books 2004, ISBN 0-7333-1412-0

Popular with the Australian media, Planet Ark's official spokesperson is former actress and television presenter turned environmentalist, Rebecca Gilling.

Bonus extras on the discs include interviews with Rebecca Gilling and James Reyne in 2001.

Gilling entered films in 1933 as an editor and was an assistant director starting with Father O ' Flynn in 1935 until his Royal Navy service in World War II.

Gilling began screenwriting with Black Memory in 1947, and made his directing debut with a Bulldog Drummond film The Challenge in 1948.

Starting in 1956 Gilling directed and wrote several films for Albert R. Broccoli and Irving Allen's Warwick Films beginning with Odongo.

Gilling joined Hammer Films in 1961 directing Shadow of the Cat where he achieved his greatest fame with several horror films as well as making the non horror Hammer films The Pirates of Blood River ( 1962 ) and The Scarlet Blade.

He moved in with his brother Tom ( Ken James ), who boarded platonically with flight attendant Robbie Dean ( Rebecca Gilling ) and the ditzy Jill Beamish ( Camilla Rountree ).

His wife was killed when the two dwarves next got on the roof of her house and loudly moaned that Gilling had died.

Over the centuries, the name has changed, and has been known as ' Illing ', 1130 ; ' Gilling ', 1243 ; and ' Ylling ', 1254, until ' Ealing ' became the standard spelling in the 19th century.

It has also been known by corrupted forms of the name, such as " Gillian's Bore " and " Gilling Bore ".

Also in 1975 she played Esmerelda in The True Story of Eskimo Nell and appeared in a full frontal nude scene, although the first by a female in an Australian film was Rebecca Gilling in the movie version of Number 96 ( 1974 ), and in 1976, she made a nude cameo appearance in another bawdy comedy Eliza Fraser.

William Sawrey Gilpin died at Sedbury Hall, North Yorkshire, the house of his cousin the Reverend John Gilpin, and is buried nearby in the churchyard at Gilling West.

Other recusant families, or branches thereof, include ( d ) Ainscough, Anne ( of Frickley ), Arden ( of Longcroft ), Arundell, Bedingfeld, Berkeley ( of Spetchley ), Blount, Blundell, Clifford ( of Chudleigh ; since 1673 ), Coates, Constable, Constable-Maxwell, Errington, Eyre, Eyston, Fairfax ( of Gilling ), Feilding, Fenwick, Fermor ( of Tusmore ), Fitzherbert ( of Swynnerton ), Fitzherbert-Brockholes, Fortescue-Turville, Gerard ( of Bryn ), Gillibrand, Gillow, Glover, Hesketh, Holden, Holman, Hornyold, Huddleston, Jerningham, Kerr ( Scotland ), De Lisle / de Lisle, Mattingly, Mockler-Barrett, Payne, Petre, Perkins ( of Ufton Court ), Riddell, Scarisbrick, Scrope ( of Bolton ), Smythe, Stonor, Stourton, Talbot, Tempest ( of Broughton ), Throckmorton, Towneley, de Trafford, Tichbourne, Trappes-Lomax ( Trappes of Nidd ), Tresham ( of Northamptonshire ), Vavasour ( of Hazlewood ), Ward, Waterton ( of Walton ), Weld, and Weld-Blundell.

In order to expiate the killing of Oswine, who was later reckoned a saint, Oswiu established Gilling Abbey at Gilling, where prayers were said for Oswine and for Oswiu.

He is the son of Gilling, brother of Suttungr and paternal uncle of Gunnlöð.

In Norse mythology, Gilling was the frost giant, father of Suttungr and Baugi and grandfather of Gunnlöð.

Gilling is also a surname, although not very common.

Gilling was said to be a foolish giant.

Gilling was too foolish to do this and he drowned.

Suttungr searched for his parents and threatened the dwarven brothers Fjalar and Galar, tying them and some other dwarves who killed Gilling to a rock that would be submerged by the rising tide.

Her grandfather was Gilling.

The monk Ceolfrith was attracted to Ripon from Gilling Abbey, which had recently been depopulated as a result of the plague.

Oswine refused to engage in battle, instead retreating to Gilling, where he was betrayed by a friend, and murdered by Oswiu ’ s soldiers.

Executive Producer was Adrian Malone, film directors were Dick Gilling, Mick Jackson and David Kennard.

Sonia's old friend Jack Sellars ( Tom Oliver ) and his new girlfriend, flight attendant Diana Moore ( Rebecca Gilling ) who has moved in to flat 6, worry about Sonia's increasingly erratic and apparently deranged behaviour.

Interviewees included Number 96 alumni, actors Rebecca Gilling, Wendy Hughes, Lynette Curran, Briony Behets, Candy Raymond, Deborah Gray, Roger Ward, Norman Yemm, and an associate producer of Number 96 and The Unisexers, David Hannay.

There is a monument and a stained glass window in Cradock's memory in his parish church at Gilling West.

Rather, he would have worked assiduously to build up his own support in sympathetic monasteries, like Gilling and Ripon.

The screenplay was written by Peter Bryan, John Gilling, and Aben Kandel, and the film directed by Freddie Francis.