Political

(William, 1793-1866, F.R.S., Mathematical tutor at Cambridge and Geologist, President of the Geological Society, 1851, and of the British Association, 1853)

(Francis J.B., of the Board of Trade)

(Leslie, 1893-1957, Cabinet Minister and Secretary of State for War) and NUFFIELD (William Morris, 1877-1963, Motor Manufacturer and Philanthropist, from 1934 1st Baron)

(Baron Isaac Leslie 1893-1957 politician, introduced Belisha beacons)

(Baron Isaac Leslie 1893-1957 politician, introduced Belisha beacons)

(Sir William Henry, 1841-1928, Cotton spinner and manufacturer, from 1899 1st Bart.)

(Pat, 1914-1985, Conservative M.P. for Chislehurst, UK Delegate to the UN, 1950, from 1974 Life Peer)

(Richard Monckton Milnes, 1809-1885, M.P., from 1863 1st Baron Houghton, Reforming Politician, Traveller and Poet)

(Sir Henry, 1843-1921, Diplomat)

(Esme William Howard, 1863-1939, British Ambassador to the U.S.A., 1924-1930, from 1930 1st Baron of Penrith)

(Joseph, 1834-1923, M.P.)

(Hon. Sir Robert, 1626-1698, Dramatist, from 1673 Auditor of the Exchequer Receipt), ARLINGTON (Henry Bennet, 1618-1685, Baron, CABAL member), BRIDGEWATER (John Egerton, 1622-1686, 2nd Earl), COVENTRY (Hon. Henry, 1619-1686, Secretary of State), CRAVEN (William, 1606-1697, 2nd Earl), FAUCONBERG (Thomas Belasyse, 1627-1700, Cromwell's son-in-law, Earl), HOLLES (Denzil, 1599-1680, Baron), LATIMER (Sir Thomas Osborne, 1631-1712, Viscount, later Earl of Danby and Duke of Leeds), and WALKER (Sir Edward, 1612-1677, Garter, Secretary to Charles I, Clerk of the Council)