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Saadi Yousef
Iraqi author
John Parkinson
English herbalist
Robert Cornelis Napier
Former Commander-in-Chief, India
Kenny Clare
Drummer
Eugene Rosenberg
Slovak architect
Alfred Edward Emslie
Painter
Rosie Boote
Charles Rock
British actor
Percy Cudlipp
Journalist
Wajid Shamsul Hasan
Pakistani diplomat
Philip Joseph Hartog
British chemist
Soame Jenyns
English author
Arthur Boyd Houghton
British painter
John S. Durham
American author
Doreen Thobekile
Singer
Pascual de Gayangos y Arce
Spanish linguist
Frederick G. Creed
Canadian inventor
Harry George Wakelyn Smith
Soldier
Leonid Feigin
Composer
Fred Melville
British author
Siegfried Charoux
Artist
John Larsson
Swedish writer
Rolf Niedergerke
German physiologist
Henry Nathan Jr.
Canadian Politician
Jean Blondel
French political scientist
Graham Bell
English singer
James Howard Harris 3d Earl Malmesbury
Former Lord Privy Seal of the United Kingdom
Henry Rawlinson
British Politician
John James Sainsbury
Grocer
Margaret Beaufort
English Politician
Ian Hamilton
Senior officer
Reginald Foresythe
British pianist
Thomas Jacomb Hutton
British commander
John Swayne
Senior officer
George King-Hall
Senior officer
Sir Harry George Wakelyn Smith
Soldier
Alfred Ubbelohde
Author
Chrysostomos P. Panayiotopoulos
Neurologist
Hugh Thomas
Historian
Carmen Callil
Australian publisher
Betsi Cadwaladr
Welsh nurse
Gary Miller
Singer
Elizabeth Sharp
Critic
Lawrence Wager
British geologist
Johnny Rogan
British author
Asher Tlalim
Israeli filmmaker
Ian Zachary Malcolm
Politician