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... Earl of Carlisle , Mr. Cobden , Sir Samuel Cunard , the Bishop of Chester ( Dr. Graham ) , Viscount Comber- mere , Sir H. Dymoke , Mr. Everett , Admiral Fitzroy , Sir C. E. Grey , Judge Haliburton , Sir W. R. Hamilton , Sir W. J. Hooker ...
... Earl of Carlisle , Mr. Cobden , Sir Samuel Cunard , the Bishop of Chester ( Dr. Graham ) , Viscount Comber- mere , Sir H. Dymoke , Mr. Everett , Admiral Fitzroy , Sir C. E. Grey , Judge Haliburton , Sir W. R. Hamilton , Sir W. J. Hooker ...
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... Earl 710 Stanley , Dean 710 713 714 Stebbing , Rev. H. 717 717 St. Asaph , Bishop of ( Dr. Short ) 718 718 719 720 720 Strickland , Elizabeth 721 721 Toronto , Bp . of ( Dr. Strachan ) ... Pycroft , Rev. J. Quinet , Edgar Ragg , Rev. T ...
... Earl 710 Stanley , Dean 710 713 714 Stebbing , Rev. H. 717 717 St. Asaph , Bishop of ( Dr. Short ) 718 718 719 720 720 Strickland , Elizabeth 721 721 Toronto , Bp . of ( Dr. Strachan ) ... Pycroft , Rev. J. Quinet , Edgar Ragg , Rev. T ...
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... Earl of Cass , General L. ... 148 Johnston , General J , E. 463 ... 149 Jomini , Baron 461 152 Jones , Lieut . - Gen . Sir H. D. 466 158 Juarez , Benito 469 160 Kaufmann , General ... 161 Kisselef , Count Castellane , Comte de ...
... Earl of Cass , General L. ... 148 Johnston , General J , E. 463 ... 149 Jomini , Baron 461 152 Jones , Lieut . - Gen . Sir H. D. 466 158 Juarez , Benito 469 160 Kaufmann , General ... 161 Kisselef , Count Castellane , Comte de ...
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... Earl of 154 Durando , G. J. 2641 Carnarvon , Earl of 156 Ebury , Lord ... 269 Carrera , Rafael 158 Edwardes , Sir Herbert 271 Casabianca , Comte de 159 Elcho , Lord ... 275 Cass , Gen. Lewis ... 160 Ellenborough , Earl of ... 275 Cecil ...
... Earl of 154 Durando , G. J. 2641 Carnarvon , Earl of 156 Ebury , Lord ... 269 Carrera , Rafael 158 Edwardes , Sir Herbert 271 Casabianca , Comte de 159 Elcho , Lord ... 275 Cass , Gen. Lewis ... 160 Ellenborough , Earl of ... 275 Cecil ...
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... Earl of 532 ... Hammond , James II . 389 Lowe , Robert 535 ... Hardwicke , Earl of 392 Lucas , Edward 537 Harris , Lord 395 Lushington , S. R. 539 Harris , E. A. J. 396 Lyons , Lord ... 540 Harrowby , Earl of 396 Lyttelton , Lord 540 ...
... Earl of 532 ... Hammond , James II . 389 Lowe , Robert 535 ... Hardwicke , Earl of 392 Lucas , Edward 537 Harris , Lord 395 Lushington , S. R. 539 Harris , E. A. J. 396 Lyons , Lord ... 540 Harrowby , Earl of 396 Lyttelton , Lord 540 ...
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