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Edwin Brock was a British poet. Brock wrote two of the best-known poems of the last century, Five Ways to Kill a Man and Song of the Battery Hen.Early Life. Brock was born in Dulwich, London, in 1927.rock's interest in poetry was inspired by a paperback anthology of modern verse which he picked up idly as a bored 18-year old, waiting to be de-mobbed from the Royal Navy at the end of the Second World War. This chance encounter in Hong Kong was to prove revelatory and from then ... more Â».
Secondly, the name may have derived from the Old French broque or brocke, a young stag, perhaps a nickname for a young, enthusiastic person, full of life. The third possibility is that the name is of English topographical origin for a person who lived by a stream from the Olde English word broc, meaning a brook.There is also a river called Brock in Lancashire, which originated from broc. One Richard Brock appeared in the 1275 Subsidy Rolls of Worcestershire.Daniel de Lisle Brock (1762 - 1842) was bailiff of Guernsey and represented the interests of the island in London.His brother Sir Isaac (1769 - 1812), a Major-General, having served in the West Indies, Holland and Baltic region, was killed in an engagement with General Van Rennselaer at Queenstown, Canada.aniel de Lisle Brock (1762 - 1842) was bailiff of Guernsey and represented the interests of the island in London. His brother Sir Isaac (1769 - 1812), a Major-General, having served in the West Indies, Holland and Baltic region, was killed in an engagement with General Van Rennselaer at Queenstown, Canada.