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Pierce Egan
British journalist
Lady Anne Hamilton
Courtier
Frederick Oakeley
Author
George Leybourne
Musical artist
Alexander Cruden
Author
Peter Willmott
British sociologist
Nelly Power
Singer
Thomas H. Shepherd
Artist
Joseph Thors
Dutch artist
Elkan Allan
British television producer
Jonathan Battishill
English composer
Peter Waterman
English boxer
Ben Kinsella
Actor
Claude Friese-Greene
British filmmaker
Maurice Cornforth
British philosopher
Adrian Daintrey
British painter
Michael Kitson
British art historian
Isla Cameron
Actress
John Marrant
American preacher
Anthony Payne
Composer
John Mander
British writer ‧ Geoffrey Mander's son
Arthur E. Popham
British art historian
Arthur Booth-Clibborn
Joseph Bevan Braithwaite
Author
Catherine Pennefather
Author
William Henry George Wellesley
William Buckland
Theologian
Douglas Kendrew
Former Governor of Western Australia
William Vincent
Priest
Mary Buckland
Paleontologist
Robert Vere Buxton
Cricketer and soldier
Fred Appleyard
British artist
William Conybeare
Geologist
George Barker
English football player
James Gambier, 1st Baron Gambier
Admiral
Edward Hawke Locker
Tonman Mosley, 1st Baron Anslow
Politician
Alfons Aleksander Koziełł-Poklewski
Polish diplomat
Charles Alexander Anderson
Military commander
Matsudaira Sadanobu
Member of the Tokugawa clan
Melanie Forestier-Walker
Ranulf le Meschin, 3rd Earl of Chester
Saint Mungo
Missionary
Æthelwulf
King of Wessex
Thomas Manny
Margaret, Duchess of Norfolk's son
Edward Balliol
King
Ralph Lumley, 1st Baron Lumley