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| Addy, Mark Anthony (1840–1890), boatman and life-saver |
| Armour, Peter James (1940–2002), Italian scholar |
| Axon, John (1900–1957), railwayman |
Ayres, Alice (1859–1885) , domestic servant and heroine |
| Baldick, Robert André Édouard (1927–1972), French scholar and translator |
| Barnham, Alice (1523–1604), silkwoman and benefactor |
| Barnham, Francis (1515/16–1576), draper and alderman [see under Barnham, Alice (1523–1604)] |
| Beckett, Allan Harry (1914–2005), engineer |
| Bell, Clara (1834–1927), translator |
| Bithell, Jethro (1878–1962), German scholar |
| Bollaert, William (1807–1876), traveller and author |
| Bolsover, George Henry (1910–1990), historian |
| Boothby, Penelope (1785–1791), artist's model and subject of poetry |
| Bradfield, John of (d. 1283), bishop of Rochester |
| Bredsdorff, Elias Lunn (1912–2002), Danish scholar |
| Breul, Karl Hermann (1860–1932), German scholar |
| Brown, Maud Frances Forrester- (1885–1970), orthopaedic surgeon |
| Bruford, Walter Horace (1894–1988), German and Russian scholar |
| Burton, William Kinninmond (1856–1899), civil engineer and photographer |
| Chamerovzow, Louis Alexis (1816–1875), anti-slavery campaigner and author |
| Charlton, Donald Geoffrey (1925–1995), scholar of French literature |
| Closs, August Max (1898–1990), German scholar |
| Closs, Hannah Margaret Mary (1905–1953), art critic and novelist [see under Closs, August Max (1898–1990)] |
| Cushing, George Frederick (1923–1996), Hungarian scholar |
| Dionisotti, Carlo Roberto Emilio (1908–1998), Italian scholar |
| Draper, John (d. 1552), Augustinian canon and bishop-suffragan of Winchester |
| Drew, Kathleen Mary (1901–1957), phycologist |
| Dunlop, John, of Gairbraid (1789–1868), temperance campaigner |
| Elliott, Lilian Elwyn (1874–1963), traveller and journalist [see under Joyce, Thomas Athol (1878–1942)] |
| Gifford, (Charles) Henry (1913–2003), literary scholar |
| Gill, Austin (1906–1990), French scholar |
| Gowland, William (1842–1922), metallurgist and archaeologist |
| Goy, Edward Dennis (1926–2000), Serbo-Croat scholar |
| Graham, Stephen (1884–1975), travel writer and novelist |
| Grant, Helen Frances (1903–1992), Spanish scholar |
| Graves, Philip Perceval (1876–1953), journalist and author |
| Greenwood, James William (bap. 1835, d. 1927), author and journalist |
| Griffiths, Sir (Ernest) Roy (1926–1994), businessman and government adviser |
| Guile, Daniel (1814–1882), trade unionist |
| Hare, Richard Gilbert (1907–1966), Russian scholar |
| Harrison, (Barbara) Jane (1945–1968), air steward |
| Hartley, Wallace Henry (1878–1912), musician and bandleader on the RMS Titanic |
| Hazlitt, William (1811–1893), editor and translator |
| Jones, Edward [nicknamed the Boy Jones] (b. 1824), trespasser |
| Joyce, Thomas Athol (1878–1942), anthropologist and archaeologist |
| Kaufmann, Gordon Bernie (1888–1949), architect |
| Kinder, Thomas William (1817–1884), engineer and director of the Japanese imperial mint |
| Legge, (Mary) Dominica (1905–1986), French scholar and historian |
| Limentani, Uberto (1913–1989), Italian scholar |
| Lückes, Eva Charlotte Ellis (1854–1919), nurse |
| Lynch, Henry Finnis Blosse (1862–1913), traveller and politician |
| Manesty, Samuel (1758–1812), merchant and diplomat |
| Marriage, Ellen (1865–1946), translator |
| Matthew, Patrick (1790–1874), arboriculturist and social reformer |
| Maude, Dorothea Clara (1879–1959), physician and surgeon |
| Mavrogordato, John Nicolas (1882–1970), Greek scholar and translator |
| Morten, (Violet) Honnor (1861–1913), nurse and journalist |
| Orr, John (1885–1966), linguist and French scholar |
| Pallis, Alexander (1850–1935), cotton merchant and translator |
| Pallis, Marco Alexander (1895–1989), musician, mountaineer, and metaphysician [see under Pallis, Alexander (1850–1935)] |
| Percy, William (1428–1462), bishop of Carlisle |
| Pierce, Francis William (1915–1999), Spanish and Portuguese scholar |
| Priebsch, Robert (1866–1935), German scholar |
| Procter, Evelyn Emma Stefanos (1897–1980), historian and college head |
| Rendel, Leila Margaret (1882–1969), social worker and children's campaigner |
| Robinson, David (1787–1849), journalist and economist |
| Rose, William John (1885–1968), historian |
| St Joseph, (John) Kenneth Sinclair (1912–1994), geologist, archaeologist, and aerial photographer |
| Salter, Thomas (1477/8–1558), Carthusian monk and Roman Catholic priest |
| Scrope, Richard (c.1419–1468), bishop of Carlisle |
| Shirley, Sewallis Evelyn (1844–1904), politician and founder of the Kennel Club |
| Simmons, John Simon Gabriel (1915–2005), librarian and Slavonic scholar |
| Stahl, Ernest Ludwig (1902–1992), German scholar |
| Stokes, (Charles) Adrian Scott (1854–1935), artist |
| Stroud, John Anthony (1923–1989), social worker and author |
| Stuart, John Spencer Innes (1940–2003), Russian scholar and art historian |
| Sydenham, Richard (c.1340–1403), justice [see under Sydenham, Simon (c.1370–1438)] |
| Sydenham, Simon (c.1370–1438), bishop of Chichester |
| Tappe, Eric Ditmar (1910–1992), Romanian scholar |
| Tongue, Richard (1795–1873), artist |
| Tutill, George (1817–1887), banner and regalia maker |
| Wallis, Alfred (1855–1942), artist |
| Welton, Gilbert (d. 1362), bishop of Carlisle |
| Westkarre, William (d. 1486), Augustinian canon and suffragan bishop |
| Weston, William (d. in or before 1505), merchant and explorer |
| Williams, Peggy Eileen [pseud. Margiad Evans] (1909–1958), writer and artist |
| Willoughby, Leonard Ashley (1885–1977), German scholar |
| Wilson, Edward Meryon (1906–1977), Spanish scholar |
| Wirgman, Charles (1832–1891), journalist and illustrator |
| Wouldham, Thomas (d. 1317), bishop of Rochester |
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