William George Stirling (25 August 1887 - 11 October 1951), was an Assistant Protector of Chinese in Singapore, an artist, a sculptor, and a criminologist. Early life Stirling was born on 25 August 1887 in the Sysonby House in Melton Mowbray, Leicester. He later became a boarder at the Warren Hill School in Eastbourne, East Sussex. From 1901 to 1905, he attended Harrow School in London. While he was still attending school, he joined the Japan Society in London, due to his fascination with the Far East. Career Stirling arrived in British Malaya in 1907, where he worked in a rubber plantation. He joined the Chinese Protectorate in Malacca in 1915. In October 1918, he was appointed to act as an Assistant Superintendent of Government Monopolies. He served as an Assistant Protector of Chinese in Singapore from 1921 to 1931. He retired in 1932 and returned to England. Somewhere in 1934, he went to study at the Lyons Criminology Institute under French criminologist Edmond Locard for three years, during which he invented the synchrisiscope.

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William George Stirling (25 August 1887 - 11 October 1951), was an Assistant Protector of Chinese in Singapore, an artist, a sculptor, and a criminologist.

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