| Name
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Comment
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| William Adams[disambiguation needed]
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| Alexander Muirhead Aitken
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| Rutherford Alcock
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| W. A. Tyssen Amhurst
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| Sir William Armstrong
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| William Arthur[disambiguation needed]
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| W. H. Ashurst
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Might be William Henry Ashurst (solicitor) (1819–1879); William Henry Ashurst (radical) was his father (ODNB).
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| Henry Ashworth
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| Walter Bagehot
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| John Baker[disambiguation needed]
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| Samuel Baker
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| George Balfour
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| John Stothert Bartrum
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Surgeon at Bath.
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| L. J. Beale
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Lionel John Beale (1796-1871), surgeon.
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| John Beddoe
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| William Blackmore
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| Henry G. Bohn
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| John Bowring
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| Charles Holt Bracebridge
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Charles Holte Bracebridge (1799-1872) was a miscellaneous writer.[2] He and his wife Stella were friends of Florence Nightingale.
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| Thomas Braddle
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| John Briggs
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| Luke Burke
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| Richard Francis Burton
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| George Busk
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ODNB
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| Captain Cameron
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| Archibald Campbell
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| George Campbell[disambiguation needed]
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| William Camps
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| Frederick Stanley Carpenter
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| William Charlton
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William Henry Charlton of Hesleyside (1814-1880), miscellaneous writer.[3]
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| James Clark[disambiguation needed]
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| Hyde Clarke
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| William Aloysius Clavering
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| Sir William Clay, 1st Baronet
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| Thomas Edward Colebrooke
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| J. Sherrard Coleman
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| W. W. Collins
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| Lord Colonsay
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| George Ford Copeland
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| Tullie Cornthwaite
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| John Crawfurd
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| W. J. Crichton
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| T. F. Dillon Croker
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| Richard Cull
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| R. Cunliffe
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| Justice Cursetjee
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| G. Cutler
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| Naoroji Dadabhai
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| Joseph Barnard Davis
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| John Francis Davis
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| Earl De Grey and Ripon
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| Duke of Devonshire
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| John Dickenson, Jr.
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| John Dickinson
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| Cornelius Donovan
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| William Duckworth
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| Robert Dunn (surgeon)
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ODNB
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| J. W. Eastwood
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| William Erle
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| William Euing
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| John Evans (archaeologist)
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| W. Fairbairn
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| Frederick Royston Fairbank
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| F. W. Farrar
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| Richard Fort
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| R. N. Fowler
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| C. Fox
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| Augustus Lane Fox
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| Augustus Wollaston Franks
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| Thomas Fraser
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| Albert Fytche
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| Douglas Galton
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| Francis Galton
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| E. V. Gardner
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Edward V. Gardner, Professor of Chemistry (1872-?) at the Royal Polytechnic Institution.
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| Peter Gardner
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| John Peter Gassiot
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FRS
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| William Gillespie
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| Richard Thomas Gore
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| W. R. Greg
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| Henry Grey
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| George Grey
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| James Guthrie
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| Archibald Hamilton
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| Rowland Hamilton
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| John Harvey
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| Robert Henderson
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| Robert Hepburn
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| James Hepburn
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| James Heywood (philanthropist)
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FRS
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| Frederick Hindmarsh
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| Kirkman Daniel Hodgson
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| John Camden Hotten
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| H. H. Howorth
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| John Hunt
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| H. A. Husband
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| Thomas J. Hutchinson
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| Thomas Huxley
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| F. H. Janson
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| Maharajah of Johore
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| R. Hartley Kennedy
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| Richard King (traveller)
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| Samuel Laing
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| Andrew Lan
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| J. Langlands
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| Edward Lawford
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| Arthur Lennox
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| Malcolm Lewin
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| Horatio Love
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| John Lubbock
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| James McClelland
|
? John Mclellan
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| John Frederick McNair
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| John Gray Macfarlan
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| S. J. Mackie
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| Daniel Mackintosh
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| Andrew Maclure
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| W. F. Malcolm
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| Robert James Mann
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| Clements R. Markham
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| Matthew Marsh
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| George Maw
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| P. Benson Maxwell
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| Joseph Mayer
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| W. F. Mayers
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| John S. Mayson
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| Joseph Milligan
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| Viscount Milton
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| Alexander Mitchell
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| Robert Mortimer Montgomery
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| F. Mouat
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| J. Mair
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| Roderick Impey Murchison
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| John Murray
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| William Napier
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| William Donald Napier
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| Davyd Nash
|
Presumably David (Dafyd) William Nash, barrister and author. Secretary of the ESL after Francis Galton.
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| J. Dyce Nicol
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| Charles Nicholson
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| Brinsley Nicholson
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| Laurence Oliphant
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| Sherard Osborn
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| Harry Parkes
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| Francisco E. Pereira
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| Gerald Raoul Perry
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| H. W. Petherick
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| Arthur Phayre
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| W. H. Pope
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| J. J. Postlethwaite
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| Thomas Prendergast
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| David S. Price
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| Alfred Pulford
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| A. Giles Puller
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| S. E. B. Bouverie Pusey
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Sidney Edward Bouverie Bouverie-Pusey (1839-1911). The son of Philip Pusey.[4] He was author of Permanence and evolution: an inquiry into the supposed mutability of animal types (1882),[5] "an amusing and dashing little work by an anti-Darwinian champion of some originality".[6]
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| G. Dalhousie Ramsay
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| John Ramsay
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| Charles Ratcliff
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| W. H. Read
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| Lestock Reid
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| Francis Richardson
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| C. Robert de Ruffières
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| A. Roberts
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| T. Valentine Robins
|
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| G. A. Robinson
|
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| George Rogers
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| Hyacinthe Rónay
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| H. C. Rowcroft
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| Edward Ryan
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| Alfred Sadler
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| David Salomons
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| John Scott
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| Thomas Scott
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| John Scouler
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| W. Wardrop Shaw
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| Earl of Sheffield
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| Henry Danby Seymour
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| Justin Shiel
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| John Shortt
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| Charles Lionel Showers
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| W. H. Simpson
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| Bath Charles Smart
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| John Smith
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| W. Parker Snow
|
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| William Somervell
|
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| William Spottiswoode
|
FRS
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| George St. Clair
|
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| Spencer St. John
|
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| W. E. Stanbridge
|
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| William Frederick Cowell Stepney
|
William Frederick Cowell Stepney (1820-1872), socialist. Eldest son of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Cowell Stepney, Bart.[7]
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| N. H. Stevens
|
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| Alexander Patrick Stewart
|
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| Viscount Strangford
|
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| Richard Levinge Swift
|
Richard Levinge Swift (1821-1872), English barrister and diplomat. He was Consul at Oporto before being appointed Consul to Barcelona in 1867.[8]In 1868 he was appointed Consul at Brest.[9]
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| Lord Talbot de Malahide
|
|
| James Tanner
|
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| Richard Temple
|
|
| John Tennant
|
|
| John Thomson
|
See [1].
|
| John Thrupp
|
ODNB
|
| Edward Thurlow
|
|
| John Thurnam
|
|
| Samuel Timmins
|
|
| T. Harington Tuke
|
Thomas Harrington Tuke (1826-1888), doctor to the insane.[10] Tuke published several pamphlets.[11]
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| Edward Burnet Tylor
|
|
| John Ussher
|
|
| George Vaughan
|
|
| Thomas Frances Wade
|
|
| J. S. Walker
|
|
| T. Walker
|
|
| Alfred Russel Wallace
|
|
| Edward Warner
|
|
| J. Warren
|
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| Andrew Scott Waugh
|
|
| Reginald Sackville West
|
|
| James Whishaw
|
James Whishaw (1808-1879) of Gray's Inn, legal writer.[12]
|
| Henry Drummond Wolff
|
|
| Samuel Wood
|
|
| Robert Carr Woods
|
Robert Carr Woods (1816–1875), known as Robin, the first editor of The Straits Times.[13]
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| Thomas Wright (antiquarian)
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