Resignation and Retirement
Marsh was never popular with the workforce at Brighton, and he resigned on the grounds of ill health in July 1911, following accusations of a number of irregularities in his accounting. Shortly after his resignation he became a consulting engineer for the Rio Tinto Company until 1932. He died in Bath in May 1933.
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