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Abrahams, Israel (1858–1925) , Jewish scholar and historian |
| Ali, Dusé Mohamed (1866–1945), journalist and playwright |
| Arnost (d. 1076) [see under Siward (d. 1075)] |
| Bakewell, George (1805–1883), police officer |
| Barnard, Lambert (d. 1567/8), painter and calligrapher |
| Barrow, William (d. 1429), bishop of Carlisle |
| Berkeley, Hubert John Aloysius (1864–1942), colonial administrator |
| Brown, Henry (b. c.1815, d. in or after 1878), slavery abolitionist and magician |
| Brown, Isaac (fl. 1884–1909), impostor |
| Buckett, Rowland (bap. 1571, d. 1639), decorative painter and joiner |
| Burns, Thomas Ferrier (1906–1995), publisher and journalist |
| Cafferata, Raymond Oswald (1897–1966), colonial police officer |
| Caminada, Jerome (1844–1914), police officer |
| Cavenagh, Sir (William) Orfeur (1820–1891), army officer and colonial governor |
| Chattopadhyaya, Virendranath (1880–1937), Indian nationalist and communist |
| Cherrill, Frederick Rupert (1892–1964), police officer and fingerprint expert |
| Conant, Sir Nathaniel (1745–1822), bookseller and police magistrate |
| Cottington, George (d. in or before 1648), artist |
| Coulson, Noel James (1928–1986), scholar of Islamic law |
| Crakehall, John of (d. 1260), administrator |
| Cunningham, Sir Charles Banks (1884–1967), colonial police officer |
| Desai, Morarji Ranchhodji (1896–1995), prime minister of India |
| Dew, Walter (1863–1947), police officer |
| Dighton, William (1717–1769), excise officer and murder victim |
| Dosunmu, Samson Olabowale (1914–1991?), gambler and nightclub proprietor |
| Dowbiggin, Sir Herbert Layard (1880–1966), colonial police officer |
| Duck, Ann (bap. 1717, d. 1744), criminal |
| Fabian, Robert Honey (1901–1978), police officer and broadcaster |
| Fletcher, Yvonne Joyce (1958–1984), police officer |
| Goddard, Henry (1800–1883), police officer |
| Grimwood, Ethel Brabazon (1867–1928), the ‘heroine of Manipur’ |
| Gwynn, Sir Charles William (1870–1963), army officer |
| Halland, Gordon Herbert Ramsay (1888–1981), police officer |
| Handyside, Eric Charles (d. 1926), police officer in India |
| Harishchandra (1850–1885), Hindi poet, playwright, and literary editor |
| Hopton, John (c.1405–1478), landowner |
| Hughes, Brewster (1912–1986), guitarist and bandleader |
| Jenkins, Edmund Thornton (1894–1926), composer and jazz musician |
| Jones, (John) Mervyn Guthrie Griffith- (1909–1979), barrister and judge |
| Kempster, John (1836–1916), police journalist and temperance campaigner |
| Koenigswarter [née Rothschild], (Kathleen Annie) Pannonica de, baroness de Koenigswarter (1913–1988), musical patron |
| Kyngescote, John (c.1414–1463), bishop of Carlisle |
| Lane, Homer Terril (1875–1925), educationist and psychoanalyst |
| Lewsham, Amelia (b. c.1748, d. in or after 1798), ‘white negress’ |
| Leyburne, Roger (1465/6–1507), administrator and bishop of Carlisle |
| Lindsay, Lionel Arthur (1861–1945), police officer |
| Luxembourg, Louis de (d. 1443), bishop of Ely in commendam, administrator, and cardinal |
| McDavid, Sir Herbert Gladstone (1898–1966), shipowner |
| McHardy, John Bunch Bonnemaison (1801–1882), naval and police officer |
| McKoy, Christine (1851–1912), conjoined twin [see under McKoy, Millie (1851–1912)] |
| McKoy, Millie (1851–1912), conjoined twin |
| McLevy, James (1793/4?–1873), police officer and author |
| Macnaghten, Sir Melville Leslie (1853–1921), police officer |
| Macoun, Michael John (1914–1997), colonial police officer |
| Melville, William (1850–1918), police officer and intelligence officer |
| Melville, Sir James Benjamin (1885–1931), barrister and politician [see under Melville, William (1850–1918)] |
| Miller, William Alexander (1890–1970), local politician |
| Mokhehle, Ntsu Clement (1918–1999), prime minister of Lesotho |
| Monro, James (1838–1920), police officer |
| Moriarty, Cecil Charles Hudson (1877–1958), police officer |
| Moshoeshoe II (1938–1996), king of Lesotho |
| Muir, Sir Richard David (1857–1924), barrister |
| Nawab begums of Bhopal (act. 1819–1926), Muslim female rulers in the central Indian principality of Bhopal |
| Otolorin, John Adetayo (c.1886–1963), landlord, theatrical agent, and community leader |
| Payne, John Charles (1872–1952), singer and choirmaster |
| Peacock, Sir Robert (1859–1926), police officer |
| Popkess, Athelstan Horn (1893–1967), police officer |
| Qudsia Begum (1801–1881) [see under Nawab begums of Bhopal (act. 1819–1926)] |
| Rafter, Sir Charles Haughton (1857?–1935), police officer |
| Russell, James Samuel Risien (1863–1939), neurologist |
| Ruthven, George Thomas Joseph (1792/3–1844), police officer |
| Rutling, Thomas (1854–1915), singer |
| Sadler, Sir James Hayes (1851–1922), army officer and colonial governor |
| St Johnston, Sir (Thomas) Eric (1911–1986), police officer |
| Sant, Mowbray Lees (1863–1943), police officer |
| Saunders, Alan (1886–1964), colonial police officer |
| Savidge, (Marjorie) Irene (1905–1985), factory worker and subject of police interrogation |
| Shah Jahan Begum (1838–1901) [see under Nawab begums of Bhopal (act. 1819–1926)] |
| Shrewsbury, William James (1795–1866), missionary |
| Sikandar Begum (1818–1868) [see under Nawab begums of Bhopal (act. 1819–1926)] |
| Simpson, Sir Joseph (1909–1968), police officer |
| Singuineau, Francis Ethelbert Dominic (1913–1992), actor |
| Smith, Cornelia Estelle (1875–1970), music-hall entertainer and actress |
| Smith, Sir George (1858–1938), colonial governor |
| Souch, John (bap. 1594, d. 1645?), artist |
| Strachan, William Arthur Watkin (1921–1998), air force officer, legal administrator, and political activist |
| Suhrawardy, Huseyn Shaheed (1892–1963), chief minister of Bengal and prime minister of Pakistan |
| Sultan Jahan Begum (1858–1930) [see under Nawab begums of Bhopal (act. 1819–1926)] |
| Syers, Henry Charles (1853?–1897), soldier and colonial police officer |
| Syme, John (1872–1945), police officer and campaigner |
| Tagore, Dwijendranath (1840–1926), poet and philosopher |
| Taylor, Avril Coleridge- (1903–1998), composer and conductor |
| Tozer, Alfred (1831–1911), fire officer [see under Tozer, Alfred Robert (1853–1906)] |
| Tozer, Alfred Robert (1853–1906), fire officer |
| Trimmingham, Ernest (1880/81–1942), actor |
| Vitré, Barbara Mary Denis de (1905–1960), police officer |
| Wadia, Ardaseer Cursetjee (1808–1877), civil engineer |
| Welch, Saunders (1711–1784), grocer and magistrate |
| Wensley, Frederick Porter (1865–1949), police officer |
| Williams, Egbert Austin (1874–1922), dancer and entertainer |
| Wills, (William) David (1903–1980), social worker |
| Wyles, Lilian Mary Elizabeth (1885–1975), police officer |
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