Quicklist of Cartoons

Herewith a list of drawings, caricatures, and photographs of over Victorian worthies, almost all of them accompanied by several paragraphs (sometimes pages) of intriguing, often revealing, commentary. They are with a few exceptions, disbound from books and their source, again with a few exceptions, is indicated by initials standing for the following volumes:

DM: A Gallery of Illustrious Literary Characters (1830-38) drawn by the late Daniel Maclise and accompanied by Notices chiefly by the late William Maginn. (Republished from "Fraser's Magazine.") Edited by William Bates. 1873.
FW: Cartoon Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Men of The Day. The Drawings by Frederick Waddy. 1873. [from "Once A Week"]
ME: Portraits of Men of Eminence in Literature, Science, and Art, with Biographical Memoirs. Photographs by Ernest Edwards. Edited by Lovell Reeve. 1863.
MM: Men of Mark. A Gallery of Contemporary Portraits of Men distinguished in the Senate, the Church, in Science, Literature and Art, the Army, Navy, Law, Medicine, etc. Photographed from life by Lock and Whitfield, with brief biographical notices by Thompson Cooper. 1876-78.
VF: The Vanity Fair Album: A Show of Sovereigns, Statesmen, Judges, and Men of the Day; with Biographical and Critical Notices: by Jehu Junior. 1st, 2nd and 3rd Series. 1869-71. (A few of later vintage)

There are some Maclure and Macdonald colored lithographs--I guess from the mid or late 60's--and a few other etchings and engravings.

My descriptions are usually taken from the caption accompanying the portrait and characterize the subject at the time. I've made occasional identifying additions. I'd be grateful for any corrections or clarifications.

I'd also be grateful for any information about what might be the low end of a reasonable amount to charge for these. And anyone wanting to buy lots of them would, of course, get a discount.

I also have a Darwin and a Faraday, several Disraelis and Gladstones nicely framed. Let me know if any of these might interest you. Also, a Peel (unframed) and a Gladstone (framed) memorial cloth (table-covering, handkerchief or wall-hanging--I don't know how these were used).

A

• Abdul Aziz Sultan of Turkey (VF)
• Abercorn, Duke of. Lord Lieutentant of Ireland (MM)
  -----(VF)
• Ainsworth, William Harrison. Author of "Rookwood" (DM)
  ----- Biographer of Jack Shephard (FW)
• Airey, Lord. General, Governeor of Gibraltar (MM)
• Airy, Sir George Biddle. Astronomer Royal. (MM)
• Alcock, Sir Rutherford. President of the Royal Geographical Society. (MM)
• Alexander II, Emperor of Russia (VF)
• Anderson, Dr. Garrett (FW) (Elizabeth G.A., M.D.)
• Apponyi, Count Rudolf. Austrian Ambassador. (VF)
• Argyll, Duke of. Secretary of State for India. (VF)
• Armitage, Edward. Professor of Painting, Royal Academy. (MM)
• Atlay, Rev. James. Bishop of Hereford. (MM)
• Ayrton, A.S., M.P. for Tower Hamlets. Commisioner of Works (VF)

B

• Baggallay. Sir Richard. Judge of the Supreme Court of Appeal (MM)
• Baillie-Cochrane, Alexander. M.P. for the Isle of Wight. (VF)
• Baily Edward Hodges, sculptor (ME)
• Ballantine, Serjeant-at-law William. (VF)
• Bass, Michael Thomas. M.P. for Derby. (VF) [Bass Ale!]
• Bazalgette, Sir Joseph. Metropolitan Board of Works. (MM)
• Bellew, J.C.M. [elocutionist] (FW)
• Bennett, William Sterndale, composer. (ME)
• Beraber, Pierre-Jean de, author of "Les Souvenirs de Peuple". (DM)
• Bentinck, George, M.P. for Whitehaven (VF)
• Beresford-Hope, Alexander. M.P. for Cambridge University. (VF)
• Bismarck-Schoenausen of Prussia, Count von. (VF)
• Black, William. Novelist (MM)
• Blessington, Countess of. Author of "Conversations with Lord Byron" (DM)
• Borthwick, Algernon. Owner of "The Morning Post". (VF)
• Boucicault, Dion. Author and Actor. (FW)
• Bovill, Chief Justice. (VF)
• Bowles, Rev. William Lisle. Author of "Fourteen Sonnets. 1786". (DM)
• Brand, Henry Bouverie William. Speaker of the House of Commons (MM).
• Brett. Sir William Baliol. Judge of the Court of Appeal. (MM)
• Brewster,Sir David. Author of "The Life of Newton". (DM)
• Bright, John. M.P. for Birmingham. (MM)
  -----(VF)
• Brooks, Shirley. Editor of "Punch". (FW)
• Brough, Lionel. ["low comedian"] (FW)
• Brougham, Lord. Editor of "The Times". (DM)
• Browne, Rev. Edward Harold. Bishop of Winchester. (MM)
• Browning, Robert (BP)
  ------(FW)
• Bruce, Henry Austin. Home Secretary. (VF)
• Brunnow, Baron de. Russian Ambassador. (VF)
• Brydges, Sir. Egerton. Author of "Mary de Clifford". (DM)
• Buckingham, James Silk. (engraving)
• Buckstone, John Baldwin. Actor. (FW)
  -----Author of "Victorine" (DM)
• Bulwer, Sir Henry. Diplomat. (VF)
• Burnaby, Captain Frederick. Royal Horse Guards. (MM)
• Burton, Captain Richard Francis. Explorer and linguist. (MM)

C

• Cadorna, Chevalier Charles. Italian Ambassador. (VF)
• Cairns, Lord. Leader of Conservatives in the House of Lords. (VF)
• Cambridge, Duke of. Commander-in-Chief. (VF)
• Cameron, Commander Verney Lovett. African explorer. (MM)
• Campbell, Thomas. Editor of "The New Monthly". (DM)
• Capel, Monsigner. Rector of the Catholic University College. (MM)
• Cardwell, Edward. Secretary of State for War. (VF)
  -----Viscount (MM)
• Carlyle, Thomas. Translator of "Wilhelm Meister" (DM)
  ----- "A Latter-Day Philosopher" (FW)
  ----- "Engraved from a Photograph by Elliott & Fry"
  ----- etching: "Thomas Carlyle (Chelsea, 1865)"
• Carnarvon, Lord. (VF)
• Cave, Stephen, M.P. for Shoreham and Paymaster General. (MM)
• Cavendish-Bentinck, M.P. (VF)
• Chelmsford, Lord (VF)
  ----- (MM)
• Childers, Hugh C.E. First Lord of the Admiralty (VF)
  ---- (MM)
• Clarendon, Earl of. Foreign Minister (VF)
• Clark, Andrew. Senior Physician to the London Hospital (MM)
• Cobbett, William Author of "The Political Register" (DM)
• Cockburn, Sir Alexander J.E. Lord Chief Justice (VF)
• Cole, Henry (VF)
  ----- Sir Henry [Great Exhibition, etc.] (MM)
• Coleridge, Sir John D. (VF)
• Coleridge, Samuel Taylor. Author of "Christabel" (DM)
• Collier, Sir Robert. Attorney-General (VF)
• Collins, Wilkie. Novel writer. (FW)
• Collinson, Sir Richard. Deputy-master of the Trinity House (MM)
• Cowper-Temple, William Francis. M.P. for South Hampshire (MM)
• Creasy, Sir Edward Shepherd. Late Chief Justice of Ceylon (MM)
• Croker, Crofton. Author of "The Irish Fairy Legends" (DM)
• Croker, Right Hon. John Wilson. The Editor of "Boswell's Johnson" (DM)
• Cruikshank, George, Author of "Illustrations of Time" (DM)
  ----- (BP)
• Cumming, Rev. John. Preacher. (VF) TORN
• Cunningham, Allan. Author of "The Lives of the British Painters" &c. (DM)

D

• Darwin, Charles Robert (FW)
  ----- (MM)
• Dawson-Damer, Lionel S.W., M.P. (VF)
• Denison, Venerable George A. Archdeacon of Taunton (MM)
• Denison, John Evelyn. Speaker of the House of Commons (VF)
  ----- (FW)
• De Grey and Ripon, Earl. Lord President of the Council (VF)
• Derby, Earl (14th) (VF)
• Dilke, Sir Charles Wentworth, M.P. (VF)
• Disraeli, Israel [Isaac]. Author of "Life & Charcter of Charles I" (DM)
• Dixon, William Hepworth. ex-editor of "The Athenaeum" (FW)
• Dodson, John George, M.P. Deputy-Speaker of the House of Commons (VF)
• Dore, Gustave (MM)
• D'Orsay, Comte Alfred. Author of "A Journal" (DM)
• Dowse, Richard, M.P. Solicitor-General (VF)
• Dudley, Earl of (VF)
• Dufferin, Lord (VF)
  ----- Earl of. Governor-General of Canada (MM)
• Dunlop, William. Author of "Sketches of Upper Canada" (DM)
• Durham, Joseph. Sculptor (MM)
• Durnford, Rt. Rev. Richard. Bishop of Chichester (MM)

E

• Eaton, Henry William, M.P. for Coventry (VF)
• Ebury, Lord (VF)
• Egerton, Lord Francis. Translator of Goethe's "Faust" (DM)
• Elcho, Lord (VF)
• Ellicott, Rt. Rev. Charles. Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol (MM)

F

• Faraday, Michael. Scientist. (DM)
  -----(ME)
• Farrar, Rev. F.W. Canon of Westminster, author of "Eric, or Little by Little". (MM)
• Fawcett, Henry. M.P., Professor of Political Economy at Cambridge. (MM)
• Fergusson, James. Writer on Architecture. (ME)
• Fergusson, Sir William. Serjeant - Surgeon to the Queen. (ME)
  -----(VF)
  -----(MM)
• Foley, John Henry. Sculptor. (ME)
• Forster, William Edward. M.P. (VF)
  -----(MM)
• Fortesque, Chichester S.P. Secretary for Ireland. (VF)
• Frederick, William. Crown Prince of Prussia. (VF)
• Frere, Sir Henry Bartle Edward. Diplomat. (MM)
• Fraser, Right Rev. James. Bishop of Manchester. (MM)
• Froude, James Anthony. Historian. (FW)
  -----(MM)

G

• Galt, John,. Author of "Life of Byron" (DM)
• Gilbert, Sir John. President of the Society of Painters in Water-Colours. (MM)
• Gleig, Rev. George Robert. Author of "The Subaltern" (DM)
• Godwin, William. Author of "Thoughts on Man" (DM)
• Goethe, Baron von. Author of "The Faust" (DM)
• Goddall, Frederick. Painter (MM)
• Goodford, Rev. Charles Old. Provost of Eton College. (MM)
• Gordon, Major General Charles George. (Engraved by G.Cook from a Photo: by Adams & Scanlan)
• Goschen, George Joachim. M.P. For The City of London. (VF)
  ----- (MM)
• Grant, Sir Francis. President of the Royal Academy. (VF)
• Grant-Duff, Mountstuart Elphinstone. M.P. for Elgin Boroughs. VF)
• Granville, Earl of. Secretary for the Colonies. (VF)
• Gray, John Edward. Keeper of the Zoological Collections of the British Museum. (ME)
• Gregory, Rev. Robert. Canon Residentiary of St. Paul's. (MM)
• Gregory, William Henry. M.P., Governor of Ceylon. (VF)
• Grey, Earl. Statesman. (VF)
• Grove, Sir William. Judge of the High Court of Justice. (MM)
• Gull, Sir William. Physician in Ordinary to the Prince of Wales. (MM)
• Gurney, Russell. M.P. for Southampton. (VF)

H

• Halifax, Lord. Lord Privy Seal. (VF)
• Hall, Sir Charles. Judge of the High Court of Justice. (MM)
• Hall, Rev. Newman. Congregationalist preacher. (MM)
• Hall, Mrs. Samuel Carter. (Anna Maria) Author of "The Buccaneer" (DM)
• Hallam, Henry. Historian. (DM)
• Halliday, Andrew. Essayist and dramatist. (FW)
• Halliwell, James Orchard. Biographer of Shakespeare. (ME)
• Hamilton, Lord George. M.P. for Middlesex, Under Secretary of State for India. (MM)
• Harcourt, Sir William Vernon, M.P for Oxford. Professor of International Law at Cambridge. (VF)
  -----(MM)
• Hare, Julius Charles. Archdeacon of Lewes. (Engraving -- frontispiece of book?)
• Hart, Solomon Alexander. Painter. (ME)
• Harrowby, Earl of. Statesman. (VF)
• Hartington, Marquis of. M.P. for Radnor Boroughs, Postmaster General. (VF)
• Hatherley, Lord. Lord High Chancellor. (VF)
• Hawkins, Sir Henry. Judge of the High Court of Justice. (MM)
• Hawkshaw, Sir John. Civil Engineer. (MM)
• Hawley, Sir Joseph. "Patron of the Turf". (VF)
• Hicks-Beach, Sir Michael. Chief Secretary for Ireland. (MM)
• Hill, Thomas. Author of "The Mirror of Fashion". (DM)
• Hobhouse, Sir John C.. Author of "The Miscellany". (DM)
• Hogg, James. Author of "The Chaldee Manuscript". (DM)
• Hogg, Sir James Macnaghten. Chairman of the Metropolitan Board of Works. (MM)
• Hollingshead, John. Journalist and theatre manager. (FW)
• Hood, Tom. Humorist and editor. (FW)
• Hook, Theodore E.. Author of "Sayings and Doings". (DM)
• Hooker, Sir William Jackson. Director of the Royal Gardens, Kew. (ME)
• Hopkins, Sir John Baker. Journalist. (FW)
• Huddleston, Sir John Walter. Baron of the Exchequer. (MM)
• [Hughes, Thomas. M.P. for Frome. Author (VF)]
• Hugo, Comte Victor Marie. Poet, Dramatist, and Novelist. (MM)
• Hunt, Leigh. Author of "Byron and his Contemporaries". (ME)
• Hunt, William Holman. (Engraved for the Eclectic by J.J. Cade, New York).
  -----(Colored Lithograph, Maclure & Macdonald)
• Huxley, Thomas Henry. Professor, Royal School of Mines and Royal College of Surgeons. (ME)
  -----(FW)
  -----(VF)

I

• Irving, Henry. Actor. (FW)
• Irving, Washington. Author of "The Sketch Book". (DM)
• Isabella II, Queen of Spain. (VF)

J

• Jackson, Right Rev. John. Lord Bishop of London. (VF)
  -----(MM)
• Jerdan, William. Editor of the "Literary Gazette". (DM)

K

• Kelly, Sir Fitz Roy Edward. Lord Chief Baron of the the Court of Exchequer. (VF)
• Kimberley, Earl. Lord Privy Seal. (VF)
• Kingsley, Charles. Author. (FW)
• Knatchbull-Hugessen, E.N.. M.P. for Sandwich. (VF)
• Knowles, James Sheridan. Author of "The Hunchnack". (DM)

L

• Lamb, Charles. Author of "Elia". (DM)
• Landon Letitia Elizabeth. Author of "Romance and Reality". (DM)
• Lardner, Dionysius. Editor of "The Cabinet Cyclopedia". (DM)
• Latham, Robert Gordon. Ethnologist and philologist. (ME)
• Lawrence, Lord. Chairman of the London School Board. (VF)
• Lawson, Wilfrid. Politician. (Colored Lithograph, Maclure & Macdonald)
• Layard, Austen Henry. Excavator of Nineveh and Diplomat. (VF)
  ----- (MM) Ambassador at Constantinople .
• Layton, Frederick. Painter. (MM)
• Lennox, Lord Henry. M.P. for Chichester. (VF)
• Leopold II, King of the Belgians. (VF)
• Lever, Charles. Novelist (FW) [Includes obituary poem].
• Lesseps, Viscomte Ferdinand de. Superintendent of Suez Canal. (VF)
• Locke, John. M.P.for Southwark. (VF)
• Locker, Frederick. Poet. (FW)
• Lodge, Edmund. Author of "Memoirs of Illustrious Personages". (DM)
• Lockhart, John Gibson. Editor of "The Quarterly". (DM)
• Lorn[e], Marquis of. M.P. for County Argyll, son-in-law of Queen Victoria. (VF)
• Lowe, Robert. M.P. for London University, Chancellor of the Exchequer. (VF)
  ----- (MM)
  -----(?Colored Lithograph Maclure and MacDonald)
• Loyson, Charles Jean Marie, "Pere Hyacinthe". Roman Catholic Heretic. (MM)
• Lubbock, Sir John. Vice-Chancellor of the University of London. (MM)
• Lusk, Alderman Andrew. M.P. for Finsbury. (VF)
• Lyle, Sir Charles. Geologist. (ME)
• Lyndhurst, Lord. Author of "The Summary of the Session". (DM)
• Lyttelton, Lord. Privy Councillor and Lord Lieutenant of Worcestershire. (VF)
• (Lytton), Edward Lytton Bulwer. Author of "The Siamese Twin". (DM) (1803-73)
  -----(VF)
  -----Novelist, Poet, Dramatist, Essayist, and Cabinet Minister. (FW)
• Lytton, Lord. Viceroy of India. (MM) (1832-91)

M

• Macdonald, George. Poet and novelist. (FW)
• Magee, Right Rev. William Connor. Bishop of Peterborough. (VF)
  -----(MM)
• Maginn, William. "The Doctor". (DM)
• Mackonichie, Rev. Alexander Heriot. Ritualist clergyman. (VF)
• Macleod, Rev. Norman. Editor of "Good Words". (FW)
• Maclise, Daniel. Painter. (DM)
• Macnish, Robert. Author of "The Anatomy of Drunkenness". (DM)
• Manners, Lord John. M.P. for North Leicestershire. (VF)
  -----Postmaster General (MM)
• Manning, Henry Edward. Archbishop of Westminster. (VF)
  -----His Eminence Cardinal. (MM)
• Marlborough, Duke of. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. (VF)
• Marshall, William Calder. Sculptor. (MM)
• Martineau, Harriet. Author of "Illustrations of Political Economy". (DM)
• Maurice, Rev. Frederick Denison. Principal of Working Men's College. (ME)
• May, Sir Thomas Erskine.Clerk of the House of Commons. (ME)
• Mayhew, Henry. (Frontispiece to "London Labour and London Poor". [From a Photograph]).
• McClintock, Sir Francis Leopold. Vice-Admiral. (MM)
• Meredith, George. Novelist. (VF) [Sept. 24, 1896 by Max Beerbohm]
• Miall, Edward. M.P. for Bradford. (VF)
• Millais, John Everett . Painter (FW)
  ----- (VF)
  ----- Royal Academician (MM)
  ----- (Colored Lithograph. Maclure and Macdonald)
• Milnes, Richard Monckton, Lord Houghton. (VF)
• Mitford, Mary Russell. Author of "Our Village". (DM)
• Moberly, Right Rev. George. Lord Bishop of Salisbury. (MM)
• Moir, David Macbeth. Author of "Life of Mansie Wauch" (DM)
• Molesworth, Sir William. Editor of "London & Westminster Review". (DM)
• Monsell, William. M.P. for Limerick, Postmaster General. (VF)
• Montagu, Lord Robert. M.P. for Huntingdonshire. (VF)
• Montgomery, Robert. Author of "Satan". (DM)
• Moore, Thomas. Author of "Lalla Rookh". (DM)
• Morgan, Sydney, Lady. Author of "O'Donnel". (DM)
• Morier, James. Author of "Hajji Babba" (DM)
• Morris, William. Poet, Artist, Manufacturer and Socialist. (FW)
• Mudie, Charles Edward. Founder of "Mudie's Select Library". (FW)
• Mulgrave, Earl of. Author of "Yes and No". (DM)
• Mundella, Anthony John. M.P. for Sheffield. (VF)
• Munster, Earl of. Author of "Journey From India to England". (DM)
• Murchison, Sir Roderick Impey. Director-General of the Geological Survey of the United Kingdom. (ME)
  ----- (VF)
• Musurus, Pasha. Turkish Ambassador. (VF)

N

• Napier of Magdala, Lord. General and Governor of Gibraltar. (MM)
• Napoleon III, Emperor of the French. (VF)
• Nares, Sir George Strong. Naval Captain and explorer. (MM)
• Nasmyth, James. Engineer and astronomer. (MM)
• Nawab Nazim of Bengal, Behar, and Orissa. (VF)
• Newdegate, Charles Newdigate. M.P. for North Warwickshire.(VF)
• Noel, Gerard James. M.P. for County Rutland. (VF)
• Normanby, Marquis of. Governor of Queensland. (VF)
• Northcote, Sir Stafford. M.P. for North Devon. (VF)
  ----- Chancellor of the Exchequer (MM)
• Norton, Caroline. Author of "The Undying One". (DM)

O

• O'Brian, Henry. Author of "The Round Towers of Ireland". (DM)
• O'Connell, Daniel [and Richard Lalor Sheil]. Author of "Agitation". (DM)
• Ollivant, Right Rev. Alfred. Bishop of Llandaff. (MM)
• Ollivier, Emile. French Premier. (VF)
• Osborne, Bernal. M.P. for Waterford. (VF)
• Owen, Richard. Superintendent, Natural History Dept., British Museum. (ME) [24 pp. essay]
  ----- Professor (FW)
  ------(ME)

P

• Pakington, Sir John. M.P. for Droitwich. (VF)
• Peel, Sir Robert. M.P. for Tamworth. (VF) (1822-95)
• Pender, John. ex-M.P. for Totnes (VF) [Submarine Telegraph Pioneer]
• Penzance, Lord. Judge of the Court of Probate and Divorce. (VF)
• Phillimore, Sir Robert. Judge of the High Court of Justice. (MM)
• Pius IX. Pope. (VF)
• Place, Francis. Author of "The Principles of Population". (DM)
• Planche, James Robinson. Somerset Herald and Dramatist. (FW)
• Playfair, Lyon. Chemist. (DM)
• Plimsoll, Samuel. M.P. for Derby. "The Sailor's Friend". (DM)
• Pollock, Sir Frederick. ex-Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer. (VF)
• Porter, Jane. Author of "Thaddeus of Warsaw". (DM)

R

• Rances Y Villanueva, Don Manuel. Spanish Ambassador. (VF)
• Ranelagh, Viscount. (VF) [?]
• Reade, Charles. Novelist. (FW)
• Redesdale, Lord. Chairman of Committes of the House of Lords. (DM)
• Redgrave, Richard. Painter. (MM)
• Richmond, Duke of. Leader of the Conservative Party, House of Lords. (VF)
• Roberts, David. Painter. (ME)
• Rochefort, Henri. French Journalist. (VF)
• Rogers, Samuel. Author of "The Pleasures of Memory". (DM)
• Roscoe, William. Author of "The Life of Lorenzo di Medici". (DM)
• Ross, John. Author of "Voyage to Baffin's Bay". (DM)
• Rothschild, Baron Mayer Amschel. Sportsman and M.P. for Hythe. (VF)
• Ruskin, John. Author, Artist, and Social Reformer. (FW)
  -----(Etching by ?W.Burton--about 1880)
• Russell, Lord John. Author of "Memoirs of the Affairs of Europe" (DM)
  ----- (Engraved by Hall from a Photograph by Mayall. ?) 1850's
  ----- Earl (Colored Lithograph. Maclure and MacDonald) 1860's.
• Russell, John Scott. Civil Engineer and Naval Architect. (MM)
• Russell, William Howard. War Correspondant. (MM)
• Rutland, Duke of. (VF)

S

• Sadler, Michael Thomas, Author of "The Law of Population". (DM)
• Sala, George Augustus. Journalist. (FW)
• Saldanha, Duke of. Portuguese Ambassador. (VF)
• Salisbury, Marquis of. Secretary of State for India. (MM)
• Sandon, Viscount. M.P. for Liverpool and President of the Board of Trade. (MM)
• Sant, James. Principal Painter in Ordinary to the Queen. (MM)
• Schleimann, Heinrich. The Homeric Archeologist. (MM)
• Sclatter-Booth, George. M.P. for North Hampshire and President of the Local Government Board. (MM)
• Scott, George Gilbert, Architect. (ME)
• Scott, Sir Walter. Author of "Waverly". (DM)
• Selborne, Lord. Ex-Lord High Chancellor of England. (MM)
• Shaftesbury, Earl of. Philanthropist. (VF)
  ----- (MM)
• Shaw, Captain Eyre. Chief Officer, Metropolitan Fire Brigade. (VF)
• Shaw-Lefevre, Sir John George. Clerk of the Parliament. (VF)
• Sheil, Richard Lalor. Author of the "Apostate". (DM) (see under O'Connell, Daniel)
• Skelmersdale, Lord. Conservative "Whip". (VF)
• Smith, James. Co-author of "Rejected Addresses". (DM)
• Smith, Goldwin. Historian. (MM)
• Smith, Rev. Sydney. Author of "Plymley's Letters on the Catholics". (DM)
• Smith, William Henry. M.P. for Westminster. (FW)
• Soane, Sir John. Author of "Designs of Buildings". (DM)
• Somerset, Duke of. (VF)
• Spencer, Earl. Lord Lieutentant of Ireland. (VF)
• Spurgeon, Rev. Charles. Preacher. (VF)
• Stainer, John, Organist of St. Paul's Cathedral. (MM)
• Stanhope, Earl. Historian. (ME)
• Stanley, Rev, Arthur Penrhyn. Dean of Westminster Cathedral. (FW)
• Stanley, Henry Morton. Journalist and Explorer. (FW)
• Stanley, Lord. M.P. for King's Lynn. (VF) (15th Earl of Darby).
• Stansfeld, Sir James. M.P. for Halifax. (VF)
• Starr, Mrs., Late Mother Superior of the Convent of Our Lady of Mercy at Hull. (VF)
• Storks, Sir Henry Knight. Surveyor-General of the Ordinance. (VF)
• Strathnairn, Lord. General. (VF)
• Street, George Edmund. Architect. (FW)
  -----(MM)
• Sutherland, Duke of. (VF)
• Swinburne, Algernon Charles. Poet. (FW) (1874)
  ----- (VF)
• Sydney, Viscount. Lord Chamberlain. (VF)

T

• Tait, Archibald Campbell. Archbishop of Cantebury. (VF)
  -----(MM)
• Talbot, de Malahide. President of the Royal Archaeological Institute. (MM)
• Talfourd, Thomas Noon. Author of "Ion" (DM)
• Talleyrand, Prince de. Author of "Palmerston, Une Comedie de Deux Ans". (DM)
• Teck, Prince. (VF)
• Temple, Rev. Frederick. Bishop Designate of Exeter. (VF)
• Tennyson, Alfred Poet Laureate. (FW)
• Thackeray, William Makepeace. Author of "Vanity Fair" (DM)
  -----(ME)
• Thomson, Most Rev.William. Archbishop of York. (VF)
  ----- (MM)
• Thornburn, Grant. The Original "Lawrie Todd". (DM)
• Tichborne, Sir Roger Doughty, Bart. ? (VF)
• Tinsley, William. Publisher. (FW)
• Toole, John Lawrence. Actor. (FW)
• Townshend, Marquess. (VF)
• Trochu, General. President of the French Provisional Government. (VF)
• Trollope, Anthony. Novelist . (FW)
  ----- (MM)
• Trueba Y Cozio, Don Teleforo de. Author of "The Exquisites" (DM)
• Twain, Mark. American Humorist. (FW)
• Tyndall, John, Professor of Natural Philosophy in the Royal Institution. (MM)

U

• Ude, Louis Eustache. Author of "The French Cook". (DM)

V

• Verne, Jules. French Novelist. (MM)
• Victor, Emanuel I. King of Italy. (VF)
• Vivian, The Honourable J.C. (VF)
• Voysey, Rev. Charles. Churchman. (VF)

W

• Wales, Albert Edward Prince of. (MM)
• Walpole, Spencer Horatio. ex-Home Secretary and M.P. for Cambridge University. (MM)
• Ward, Edward Matthew. Royal Academician. (MM)
• Ward Hunt, George. M.P. for North Northamptonshire. (VF)
• Warren, Captain Charles. Royal Engineers. (FW)
• Watts, Alaric Attila. Author of "The Literary Souvenir" (DM)
• Webster, Benjamin. Actor and Dramatist. (FW)
• Webster, Thomas. Painter. (MM)
• Wells, Henry Tamworth. Portrait Painter. (MM)
• Westbury, Lord. ex-Lord Chancellor. (VF)
• Westmacott, Charles Molloy. Editor of "The Age". (DM)
• Westminster, Marquis of. (VF)
• Whalley, George Hammond. M.P. for Peterborogh. (VF)
• Whewell, Rev .William. Master of Trinity College, Cambridge. (ME)
• Whyte-Melville, George John. Novelist and Poet. (VF)
• William, Frederick. King of Prussia. (VF)
• Wilberforce, Samuel. Bishop of Oxford. (VF)
• Wilkinson, Sir Gardner. Explorer and Egyptologist. (ME)
• Wilson, John. Editor of Blackwood's Magazine. (DM)
• Winmarleigh, Lord. M.P. for North Lancashire. (MM)
• Wolseley, Sir Garnet Joseph. Major-General. (MM)
• Woolner, Thomas. Professor of Sculpture in the Royal Academy. (MM)
• Wordsworth, William. Author of "The Excursion". (DM)

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• Yates, Edmund. Journalist. (FW)

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• Zetland, Earl of. Most Worshipful Grand Master of the English Free Masons. (VF)

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