Nomination Database

Some years ago, when I wrote my thesis on the Victorian and Edwardian Navy, I wrote a chapter concerning nomination and patronage. On a web site like this, which is concerned with hitherto unpublished memoirs and articles about Victorian Naval officers, readers may find a part of the chapter a useful introduction to the sociological and genealogical background of Victorian officers. It also serves as an introduction to the Nomination Database which is available at the end of the article.

Nomination and Patronage

Before an aspiring Cadet join the Royal Navy, he had to obtain a nomination. In order to obtain a nomination he had to establish himself as a ‘gentleman’. A nomination was a guarantee of gentlemanly status.

The process of nomination in the Old Navy was, generally speaking, that regulated and standardised by Admiralty in 1857. Every Flag Officer, on appointment, might make two nominations of Cadets of his choice, every Captain on commissioning a ship might make one. No nominations were to be allowed on commissioning the Excellent, Victorian and Albert, Steam Guard Ships,Training Ships or Coastguard Ships. Commodores of the First Class, when not Commanders in Chief, were to be allowed one nomination. Throughout the Old Navy Admiralty were continually trying to obtain control of entry themselves and to regulate numbers. To this end , by the time of the New Navy, Admiralty had managed to curtail some of the freedom given to senior officers in the matter of nomination. By 1898 all nominations of candidates were made by the First Lord with the exception of ‘a limited number’ which were ‘at the disposal of individual members of the Board ‘. A Captain was only permitted to nominate a candidate once during the time he held the rank of Captain. Limited examination competition was also introduced in 1870 in an effort to control quality of entrants and numbers. Nominations were made three times a year after the examination results were made known by the Civil Service Comissioners. Six Cadetships were given annually to sons of gentlemen in the Colonies on the recommendation of the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Seven Service Cadetships were also given annually. Recipients of these were selected by the Board of Admiralty from ‘sons of officers of the Army,Navy or Marines who have been killed in action , or lost at sea on active service , or killed on duty , or who have died of wounds received in action or injuries received on duty within six months of the date of such action or injury’ . Of the seven service Cadetships, three were to be offered to sons whose fathers had given distinguished naval service or who had been on the Active list not lower than the rank of Commander. One ‘young gentleman ‘was appointed annually from the training ships Conway and Worcester ,so long as the nominee passed the preliminary entrance examination. and in addition the Naval School at New Cross had four annual nominations and Christ’s Hospital appears to have had at least one.

The patronage system of the nineteenth century paid scant attention to the qualifications of prospective candidates until the turn of the century. Patronage or ?interest? was vested essentially in the hands of Admiralty/Government via the First Lord who held about two thirds of the nominations. It was the political and social system in operation at the height of the Old Navy and which Admiral Ryder so inveighed against in 1871, that ‘vicious system of nomination by my Lords’, that ‘political patronage which it unavoidably became ‘ and which he hoped the Royal Navy would soon’ sweep away.’ However, even with the advent of the New Navy, and the move to Admiralty nomination by examination and interview, my Lords showed a reluctance to sweep away a system which they found to their own advantage. Even after the Selborne reforms, they kept their own power to ‘recommend’ a candidate to the interviewing committee.Entrance was still to be by ‘nomination and a limited competitive examination.’…. ‘All nominations of Candidates for Naval Cadetships are made by the First Lord, with the exception of a limited number which are at the disposal of individual members of the Board, and of the Secretaries to the Board of Admiralty? In the New Navy, officers themselves had lost their powers of
Nomination.

A study of the Patronage Books of First Lords Somerset, Corry,Goschen, Hunt and Smith gives us an interesting insight into this process of nomination. An overview, would seem to indicate that the process of nomination, fairly simple in 1860, became more complicated during the late sixties and almost frenzied by the late seventies and early eighties. This is indicated by the increasing number of applications and patrons in the later books and the increasing number of apparent refusals. Almost every one of the 153 applicants in Somerset’s book (1859-1867) appears to receive a nomination although only 81 candidates appear to have ended up as Cadets. This would seem to indicate an ease of nomination in the middle sixties that would perhaps bear out this time as a low point in naval recruiting. Poor promotion prospects and insufficient employment no doubt discouraged prospective entrants. But as the Old Navy increased in popularity and prestige, so did demand. By the late seventies, the involvement of the Royal Princes in the Service upgraded the social desirability of a naval career. As William King Hall said, when in 1869 the Prince took his young sons to Warspite ,dressed as naval Cadets, ‘Your Royal Highness is lifting us up. We have been too long in the mud.’ By the early eighties as Keyes said ,’In those days (1885) a nomination for a Cadetship in the RN … was not too easy ..’, Lord George Hamilton, who was First Lord at the time, was a friend of my uncle, General Sir Henry Norman, and he gave me my nomination…’ By the end of the century it became easier as the New Navy, with its greater demand for officers came into being and the quality of the candidate himself became more important.

The Patronage books give us an interesting insight into this process of nomination.
The patronage book of First Lord Somerset (1859-1868) simply listed the candidate, the date at which he would reach the age of fourteen and his nominees or patrons.. Until 1861 each candidate had one nominee, thereafter one or more. There is no indication of interest in the parental occupation of the candidate, where he comes from or his education. Sometimes, for applicants with a service background, claims of service were adduced, little else. The implication here, is that the patronage was all. One or two patrons acceptable to the First Lord provided the candidate with his nomination. They certified parental acceptability and disregarded any concern for the candidate himself.

In First Lord Corry’s patronage book (1867-1868) there was a move to greater information. The age at which the candidate would reach fourteen was still given, but now the father’s professional/occupational status was recorded, the candidate’s address was given and often his school was stated. The number and quality of his nominees or patrons were registered and his claims to be considered for nomination were set out.

In First Lord Goschen’s patronage book ( 1871-1876) the date at which the candidate would reach thirteen and a half was given, his name and address, sometimes his school, and there was more information presented to back up claims. There was also the introduction of specifically political claimants, e.g .Members of Parliament.

Until First Lord Hunt’s patronage books,(1875-78 and 1879-81) there were only two columns for information : name of candidate and name of applicant. But in Hunt’s books, the need for claims was recognised and the second column was headed ‘Applicant and Claims’. Under this column, such claims as there were had to be fitted. It was difficult to get all the information into the column as patrons and claims increased. There was also an additional column to record whether the candidate was nominated and by whom. It should be mentioned that although there might be the name of a certain First Lord on the cover of the Patronage Book , if there was a change of First Lord, the new incumbent might take over the previous patronage book, if he was of the same political party. By the time of Smith’s book in 1881, there was a wide column provided for claims to be written , and considerable detail, political, social and service, was now evidenced in application. Significantly, the claims column in Smith’s book was always headed by the candidate’s father’s occupation. Parental background was becoming even more important and the nuances of acceptable social status more graduated.

Although the degree of information remains fairly standard in the later books of Goschen, Hunt and Smith, the way it is recorded is not. Patrons were added at various intervals and names, with comments, are often scrawled in margins or squashed into the small space available, making them difficult to read! Eleven patrons to one candidate would appear to be the record. Admiral Hall, Major Dickson, Mr. W. Gordon, Mr S. Leighton, Marquis of Headford, Mr. S .Starkie, Mr. T. Salt, Mr. Sclater Booth, Mr R. Kempe,Sir A. Slade and Major Waterhouse, all backed the application of C. G. C. Taylor, whose father was in the army. He was accepted . Where fathers in commerce or industry were concerned, as in the later books, an increasing number of MPs were roped in to give political strength to the application. The same names crop up e.g. Mr Sclater Booth, Conservative member for Hampshire: Sir M Hicks Beach, Conservative member for Gloucestershire; Hon R Bourke, Conservative member for Kings Lynn. May we assume that some were well known for their expertise in this field of patronage, although they had no obvious connection to Admiralty to my knowledge?

Indications of nominations given or refused were not standard. Sometimes the eventual nomination or refusal was recorded with comments, such as the tantalising, ‘see Capt Tryon’s remarks on Mrs Messum’. S Messum was at New Cross school and was accepted. But often there was no indication of acceptance or otherwise in the patronage books themselves, and recourse must be had to the lists at Dartmouth to establish, at least , which candidates successfully passed the entrance examination.

The addresses from which prospective naval Cadets came, yields few surprises . Most were from the South East and South West of England , Scotland and Ireland featured prominently and there were a few from Cornwall, Jersey and the Isle of Wight. There is some evidence in the patronage books of patterns of attachment amongst men who came from similar regions , (e.g. patrons who came from the same area) and no doubt we would expect to see that within the officer corps itself, particularly those from Ireland and Scotland , but there is little evidence of that in the average officer’s career path. Patterns of consanguinity, also noticeable in these pages, such as the Seymour, Hawkins, Guiness connection, would have counted for more. E. E. Bennett’s claim was that ‘mother’s relations are Hawkins and Seymours’ .A. S. E. Guiness claimed that he was ‘a cousin of the Culme Seymours’ . The Royal Yacht connection was also important..

There was a marked interest in the schooling of candidates from 1873. This reflects the general interest in education at the time and also shows the growing interest in the candidate himself which culminated in the interview procedures of the New Navy. The scholastic background of candidates bears out the popularity and success of the crammers. Apart from mention of the school, mention of the aspiring Cadet’s qualifications are few. There was A. E. De Normann , the boy who knew, ‘ modern Greek, French, Italian and German’ and J. G. Sampson , the boy who ‘ won the only prize in each naval class at Forsters’ but these were only exceptions which proved the rule. Neither boy seems to have been successful in obtaining a cadetship. De Normann appeared in Goschen’s book, but he came from Corfu, his father was a telegraph engineer and he only had Captain Brandreth as a single patron. Sampson appeared in Hunt’s book and despite an impressive array of patrons including two MPs, failed to secure a Cadetship. He must have failed the entrance examination or had a patron displeasing to Hunt. But that seems unlikely, with the Countess of Dalkeith and Mr T Brassey to support him . It is possible, given his name, that Sampson was Jewish. It is not my impression that there were many Jews, if any, in the Royal Navy at this time.

The various claims adduced by applicants for their candidates provide a fascinating insight into the background of aspiring Cadets. Apart from the obvious claims of army and naval relatives of varying distinction, there were claims ranging from wealth to poverty , heroism to victimisation, outstanding family naval service to ‘uncle in the Crimean [war]’. Claims could also include being ‘well known in the literary world’ or ‘writing the History of England.'( Froude). They could include close friendship with a First Lord to meeting him fortuitously at an Academy dinner as did ‘Millais ‘. Reginald Bacon’s single claim was that his father had ‘passed a week with Mr.Hunt at Coombe’. Political considerations were a strong subtext: ‘Captain Turner,M.P,has not troubled his party much and is greatly interested.’

Where a candidate had very important political or social patronage, claims mattered little and often were not introduced at all. Otherwise they were produced in varying detail to bolster the application. Where influential social or political patronage was available, the reference to family members as having served in the Army, Indian Army or Navy was usually considered enough. Where influential social or political patronage was not forthcoming there was more emphasis on the quality of family service or social relations . Action in the Crimea or the Indian Mutiny was adduced , heroism at Waterloo was remembered : H. J. L. Clarke’s father had commanded the Scots Greys and had had three horses shot from under him and his leg smashed at Waterloo; H. H. Brown’s uncle, Sir W. Bellairs had 2 horses killed under him and Robert D’Arcy’s grandfather had been ‘shot in three places ‘. Nor was it only the Crimea and Waterloo that was remembered. C. E. Greenway’s grandfather had been ‘severely wounded by a 14lb shot in the American War,1812 and the shot was still in possession of the family….’ (!) Other forms of heroism were referred to: George Ballard’s father ‘was 8 times mentioned in Despatches’, Henry De La Fosse ‘s father was one of three heroic survivors of Cawnpore, J. E. P. Grenfell’s father ‘lost his life in defending mails and large quantity of gold against Bush rangers’, Keppel Wade was a nephew of a Lieutenant killed leading a raid against the pirates of Borneo. No doubt these claimants hoped to avail themselves of the few service cadetships on offer. But the sort of thing that was considered ‘a good service case ‘ was ‘father’s survey of Indian Gulf exhibited at Exhibition of 1862’

There were also the claims of debt. Claimants who felt something was owing to them by the Navy, as a result of their suffering in the cause of the service. E. S. Alexander claimed that his father died of cold contracted in command of Hector, M. A. Cockroft claimed his father had been paralysed from long service on the West Coast of Africa. C. L. Hamilton’s father had been killed in New Zealand in 1864 and his mother ‘went mad on hearing of father’s death’. George Patterson claimed his father had never recovered from imprisonment by pirates. Thomas Segrave, simply stated that his father ‘died from hard work’ Many claimed the deleterious effect that the service had had on their father’s health and therefore wealth.

Poverty ,as well as affluence , was adduced as a claim. Poverty was connected to the number of children in a family. D. S. Vale’s father ‘left seven children with small means’ , H. B. Barton was one of 12 children, R. Richardson and H.W. R. Boothby had widowed mothers with eight children. Henry Savile was a curate with 8 children .
R.Huddleston had ‘8 sons and no assistance beyond a fair start’. E Bowden Smith, C. H. Onslow and G.A .Brownrigg were all one of nine sons, W. Hickley were one of ten, and S. W. Hunt, of thirteen. It is not that these were exceptionally large families which is significant, but that aspirants saw fit to plead the poverty and difficulties which families of more than eight children produced. On the whole their Lordships seem not to have been much moved by this sort of claim , F. J. P. Currie,the eldest of nine has ‘no promise whatever’ underlined on his entry. Even had they been sympathetic, there seems to be more evidence of wealth being a suitable claim . No doubt the First Lord was aware that a Cadet’s life needed a certain amount of financial underwriting. ‘Boy very anxious, mother very poor’ is less likely to elicit a nomination than ‘boy will have £2,500 a year when he comes of age'(W. G. Cowant) or ‘boy will have £5000’ (T. S. G.Newbold). Also, no doubt the Navy thought that wealth , rather than poverty, was appropriate to the officer corps, – a more gentlemanly attribute, making for a less dependant or corruptible officer. It is worth noting that many of the poorer applicants applied for the £40 scale of fees, which denoted a ‘scholarship boy’ . These requests only appear in Hunt’s book and again show the growing interest in the candidate himself , presumably it indicated some aptitude on the part of the candidate. 13 applicants asked for £40 scale, 10 were successful. This seems to be a high proportion and would indicate a growing value attached to scholastic prowess. Some candidates were fortunate in having relatives who offered to stand surety for fees.

Where relatives were sufficiently superior in social standing , the matter of claims was considerably less important. Suitable relations were of the essence and great ingenuity was shown by aspiring applicants who had to scrabble around to find them : Oswald Sanderson had ‘a sort of connection with the Earl of Cadogan’.On the other hand the fact that M. R .St John’s applicant, Admiral Sir R. Munday, was ‘a connection’ was significantly underlined! . For those who did not have to search for acceptable relations, the path to naval entry was considerably eased. John Clarke’s great uncle, Lord Exmouth , was enough to secure him a nomination under Goschen. Exmouth was an offspring of the renowned Pellew. Where the first applicant was a Lord, or a Sir, the candidate was almost invariably given a nomination.

It is interesting to look at the place of women in these pages. One gets a picture of a benevolent social circle of female concern. Upper class ladies interceded for doctor’s sons or other aspirants thought to be worthy. Lady Herbert applied for an orphan boy. Lady Augusta Hervey described W Macarthy as ‘one of the most accomplished members of juvenile society I have ever seen’ .First Lord’s wives expressed a concern for other needy boys, whose fathers were often dead or had other mitigating circumstances. Mrs. Latrobe applied to Mrs. Smith for a boy whose father was paralysed, but the father was only a coffee planter and the applications was not recorded as successful.. Of Mrs. Goschen’s four applications, three are recorded as successful.

An examination of the party political aspect of the patronage books shows clearly the importance of political influence. In 395 applications for nomination , one or more Members of Parliament were invoked. E. Jervoise’s father, ‘always proposes Mr. B. for the county . Mr. B. very much interested. ‘ Capt. Turner ‘has not troubled the party much and is very interested…’W. S. Macarthy ‘gave great service as agent for Mr. Paull’, Conservative member for St. Ives. And applying to Goschen, F. Locke’s ‘father is a liberal.’ Of the ninety MPs applying to Hunt, only 6 were liberal and of the 38 applying to Goschen, only 8 were conservative. Political patterns were similar for other First Lords, although it is possible to conclude from the evidence available , (of Somerset’s 43 recorded applications, there were only 3 M.Ps mentioned and they were 2 liberals with one conservative) that a more laissez faire attitude towards party existed in the sixties and became tighter during the eighties as more political weight was introduced.

First Lords varied in their attititude to applicants. Lord Goschen tried to be discreet, He assured Lord Dalhousie that he wanted to nominate ‘but feared there would be very few nominations at his disposal’ , or again, ‘Mr. Goschen would be glad to have it within his power to nominate but it is contrary to the practice of the administration to promise’ On the other hand, he was ‘personally interested in H. G .Cotterill’ (There are no other details to this application, other than the name of the father – the boy was successful. He became a Major in the Royal Marines ) and ‘particularly interested in D. Guthrie’, again no further details and this time no record of acceptance. Was this support of obscure candidates a result of Mr. Goschen’s own rise from the middle classes or an aspect of his ‘liberality and fairness’ in ensuring an advance in pay for those who worked in naval dockyards. Mr Smith was more forthcoming and promised Michael Culme Seymour a nomination at Malta , ‘if he was still in office’ , he declared himself ‘exceedingly glad’ if he could nominate Hon. C. Denston for Captain Fairfax and that ‘Sir B. Henniker need not apprehend his boy being overlooked if he remained in office’ . Mr. Hunt was perhaps more devious. He informed Lady Manners privately that he would nominate and told Hon.. R. Bourke and Mr. Connolly, M.P. that he could not promise a nomination, but the Duchess of Roxborough’s request received ‘promised’ with a double underlining . Lafone, whose father was a member of the London School Board and a local merchant , was also told ‘ Hunt promises now’ , presumably since one of his applicants was the Mayor of London! In fact Hunt is the most ‘promising’ of all the First Lords in this matter of patronage. Was this why Sir H Briggs described him as ‘unusually popular amongst the country members?’

Whatever deductions made be made from these Patronage books, however accurate or inaccurate, there is no mistaking the significance and interest of the Patronage books in a study of the background of Victorian Royal Navy Officers.

The Nomination Database

For those who may be interested I have appended a summary of the database I made from the Patronage Books. It is necessarily unpolished, (requires a sympathetic imagination in places! ) since it consists of shorthand notes made at the time, but it may still be of use to those interested in the naval, genealogical and sociological implications of the data. I have provided a key which I hope will be enough to clarify the data and make it usable. My thanks go to Paul Hunt for his hard work in dealing with the complications of the data base and putting it on the web site. I must also put on record my gratitude for the courtesy of Britannia Royal Naval College in allowing me access to the Patronage Books.

Mary Jones asserts her copyright to this database.

No.SurnameFirstNameDateRegionSchoolFathersProfessionFathersStatus1stLordNomNoApplicant1Party1Title1Applicant2Party2Title2Applicant3Party3Title3Applicant4Party4Title4Applicant5Party5Title5Applicant6Party6Title6CommentsOutcome
1AbbottThos F65-9N CaptY
2AbercrombieWalter DDecember 1872JerseyCiv Ser IndiaAGoschen1Mrs GoschenFam served with distinction in IndiaY
3AdairHenryApril 1873SEC EastmansA Lt ColAGoschenCapt Fairfax1Lt Col adairFatherA relsY
4AdairT B SNovember 1874SEChelseaA ColAGoschen1Col C AdairFatherA relsy
5AdamsSydney HFeb 1881SEA CaptDHunt1Lord H ScottC SelkirkMPBoy orphan -ward in Chancery-grandson of Ad and neplew of Sir S Smith who defeated Nap at siege of AN
6AdamsErnest PDec 1878SEAHunt1Rev AdamsFatherFather, cousin Lord Telford
7AdderleyDE60 -67Somerset
8AddingtonHon F C BJune 1873SWI of wightNRGoschen1Lord SidmouthFatherY
9AddingtonHon H WMay 1873SWLandedAGoschen1Lord SidmouthY
10AffleckPhilip BSEC EastmansHunt2Lady AffleckMotherMr W S RoseSen Nav RelsY
11AffleckEdmundMar 1868SeC EastmondsIndCorry1SirFatherY
12AgnewA F VMarch 1879SECom IndDHuntSmith1Mr R V AgnewC Wigtownsh.MP UncleBoy OrphanY
13AgnewS MontaguAugust 1880ScotN CaptAHunt6Capt AgnewHon Robert BourkeC Kings LynnAd AgnewRt Hon Sir J Hay Bt.MPRt Hon Sir FergusonAdm Sir G EliotKCBWar medals of fatherFlag Lt to Sir C NapierY
14Ainger Wm65 -9ClergyY
15AinslieAlex WmNov 1869SWClergy4Sir A A HoodMr Gore Langton to Sir J HayMiss Warre writes to Miss CorrN Capt BrandrethGrF served American War
16AinslieArthur W69 -75ClergyY
17AitkensP B1860 JulySir H Leeke3Lord TalbotVis.IngestreM W TalbotMPY
18AkersC EFebruary1874SWNewark GrammarA Lt ColAGoschen3Col Sir A ClarkMr HayCapt OldfieldA&N RelsY
19AkersGeorge EOctober 1875SEC StubbingtonA R EngAHunt1Capt OldfieldFather India woundedY
20AlcockGeorge HenryNPak2Mr G eo HudsonC Hertfordsh.MPLord Adolphus VaneY
21AldersonW J SDecember1880SESolicitorAHunt1Marchioness SalisburyBoy cousin of Sir G NaresY
22AldersonAugustus ENovember 1876NEClergyHunt2Lady SalisburyAutRev AldersonFatherY
23AldrichA W BApril 1868SEDoctor surgeonA1Capt AldrichUncle
24AldworthJohnJan 1878SEFarmerAHunt2Col Loyd LindsayMr Aldworth'no profesion crossed out and farmer substituted in pencil Also in pencil ,'father a farmer - Capt G
25AlexanderH G HFeb 1881SEClergy Ch ScotAHunt1Mr FieldenC/L?MP
26AlexanderErnest VernonMar 1877SEA Ind MajorAHunt5Miss KinlochAuntHon Mrs YorkeMiss HuntMrs SmythMr A IstedGreat nephew Ad AnsonY
27AlexanderE SinclairJune 1879SeN CaptDHuntLord Gilford1Col AlexanderUncleFather died cold contracted in command of HectorY
28AlexanderFrancisMar 1868SEAMr Du Cane1EsqY
29AlexanderHerbert R65 -9A Col SirY
30AllenJames De VereAug 1869IreCapt Mackenzie3N Capt De VereUncleSir J A NorthcoteMpMr E n GrenvileMPY
31AllenJ H EOct 1875NBC EastmansA Mil CaptMr Egerton1A Capt WhiteY
32AllenChas P65 -9ClergyY
33AllenbyR AMar 1875NInd Mil CaptACorryHuntMr AllenbyFatherCol Of Regt recommends stronglyY
34AllfreyP SJan 1879WInd JP WarwickAHunt3Lady AbergavennySir J H maxwellP S AllfreyFatherA rels
35Amcotts EWC60 -67Somerset
36AmhurstC H pSept 1875MidClergySir A Milne3Lord MahonSir m LopesCdr A P ArkwrightC Derbysh.MPMat uncle died wounds LucknowY
37AndersonF AlfredAug 1880EEngineer -Civ MechAW H SmithRemovedSir C Mills BtC NorthallertonMPCdr.James BrownRemoved at request of Sir C Mills
38AndrewsJohn M65 -9A ColY
39AnnerleyF D JNov 1877EN CaptRHunt5Lt Col AnnesleyUncleAd A FargharAd EwartEarl AnnesleyCapt D'ArbonY
40AnnerleyW M1861MarSomerset1N Capt Jones
41AnsonErnest EdenNovember 1876SECiv Ser IndRHunt3Mr AnsonFatherLady TenissonMr G PrimroseY
42AnsonW VernonOct 1869MidClergyMr ChilderS2Rev AnsonFatherLord VernonMother a Vernon 'as the father remarks'the two names are not unknown in the Navy"'Y
43AnsonC VernonCapt Caldwell1N Capt T V AnsonY
44AnsonAlgernon H65 -9SE1Lord ChelmsfordSwop for Hay. Boy grandson of Gen Sir W Anson Btand Gen Sir D PackeY
45AnsonWH63 -65Somerset
46AnstrutherJames L65 -9A ColY
47APJ C C LMay 1873IREN'th Hill GrammarNo professionAGoschen2The Knight of GlynMrs ApMother
48AplieuE D'OAugust 1873SWAbbey ScA CaptGoschen1Capt AplieuUncleY
49AplinH FaulconerDec 1875SEN CaptHunt1FatherNav relsY
50ArbuthnotR KSept 1877SEA LandedRHunt3Sir W ArbuthnotFatherMr DuthyMaj Gen ArbuthnotUncleA relsY
51ArchdallHenry D65 -9ClergyY
52ArdenRegMay 1868SWClergy4Earl DevonEsqEsqLord Courtenay
53ArkwrightJuliusJuly 1878NARHuntHunt1FatherOrphan Uncle will provide Uncle died in Ashanti war, underlined
54ArmstrongGEliotJune 1879SE9AHuntSmith2Sir W H DykeC KentMPMr W H SmithC WestminsterMPY
55ArmstrongWm BigoeNov 1869Ire1Mr J H KingL IpswichMP'plenty cousins..army'N?
56ArmstrongMDF60 -67Somerset
57ArmytagePercy TAugust 1872NEDoctorAGoschen1Sir H JohnstoneSir Warren distant relation
58ArmytageHorace69 -75A ColY
59ArnoldWm HenryMarch 1870SECorry1Lord H ChalmondleyGrandfather
60ArnoldArthur CNov 1877SEMA OxfordAHunt2Mr M CoryMr LevyDailyTelegraphFather, author and fellow of Bombay UniversityY
61ArrowWilliamMarch 1865N Capt.ASomersetSILady RamsayLady Dal. died on passage to IndiaY
62ArrowWMar 1865Somerset
63AshS H BJune 1873SEC BurneysClergyAGoschen1Ad tatham
64AshP W HJune 1881SEClergymanAHunt1Sir H Holland BtC MidhurstMPOne son already midN
65Ashington65 -9ClergyY
66AshwinHenryDecember 1876WInd landed JPAHunt5Mr AshwinFatherCol J BourneC EveshamMPMr H AllsoppC Worcestersh.MPSir M H BeachC GloucestershireMPY
67AskeEdward P65 -9N CdrY
68AthertonW65-68
69AtkinsonA WmMay 1879SwA Ind DoctorDHuntSmith1Sir J Kennaway BtC DevonMPY
70AtkinsonW G BSomerset1Hon Mrs Ramsden
71AtkinsonWolseyMar 1860IrePakington1Lady BentinckY
72AtkinsonGS60 -62Somerset
73AugustusW HJuly 1869SELeg SolicitorCorryMr Childers2WarrenFatherViscount SydneyY
74AyrtonPelhamFebruaryNLeg Councillor Court B'ruptcyACorry1Mr Ed HowesC NorfolkMPN
75Ayscough-SmithR FMay 1873SEKidbrooke HouseClergymanAGoschen3Mr DodsonL ScarboroughMPMr WheelerMr ayscough SmithFatherY
76BaconReg H SMarch 1877SEClergyAHunt1Rev BaconFatherNo claims stated but that he passed a week with Mr Hunt at CoombeY
77BaconKenrick VerulamJune 1878SEARHuntMr Smith2Sir R Hamilton BtCapt PellyY
78BagehotWalter N65 -9ClergyY
79BaileyE BurdonApril 1875SEC EastmansNo professionACorry4Rt Hon Sclater BoothC HampshireMPLord H LennoxC ChichesterMPMr CarmichaelMr W h SmithMPY
80BaileyAndrew KEd ProfessorY
81BainbridgeJ HAd Martin2Mr CurryMr W C DobbsMPY
82BakerArthur BFebruary1882SWA CaptAHunt1Visc.HinchingbrookeC HuntingdonMPA rels
83BakerCaspar J65 -9N RAY
84BakerW m H BJune 1876NInd JPDHunt3Mrs BakerMotherCapt C WaddiloveLord Londonderryboy descended Ad BlakeY
85BalckP AbercrombieSomerset1Med Dr Black
86BaldwinGuy MAug 1878A Ind Lt ColAHunt1Col P J CampbellA relsY
87BaldwinJohn GreyJuly 1880ParisMerchantRSmithSmith3Mr G CampbellA.Capt CampbellY
88BalfourAJ65-68
89BalguyC E St JohnJuly 1876SEDHunt3Mr J WatneyC SurreyMPMrs MorantMrs Ward HUntBoy very anxious mother very poor'
90BallardGeorge AlexMarch 1875ScotC BurneysA ColAGoschenHunt1Col J G BallardFatherServed India 8 times mentioned in despatches.Thanked by Ad fior apparatus for steering torpedo boatsY
91BanisterJ A E65 -9ClergyY
92BanksRobt FJuly 1868NClergyACorry4Earl BelmoreMessrs Baxter Rose and CoREv SharpeEsqY
93BarberBasil CApril 1875ECom Stock ExchangeCorryMr Egerton2Mr SeniorMr F MillerSen NvalY
94BaringHon ASN65 -9Ind landedY
95BaringA
96BaringHA1860 -60Somerset
97BarkleyHM1860 -60
98BarnardH CuthbertOct 1878HuntSmith5WollyMr R AllenL B'hamMPMr R N GrenvilleC SomersetMPSir W MilesMr R N PagetC SomersetMPY
99BarnesLAW69 -75ClergyY
100BarrettJohn BloisSept 1870IreA MilRCorry1Sir R Gore BoothMP
101BarrowS Duncan2Rt Hon C BAdderleyN VA Adderley
102BarryChas RobtDecember 1872IreBaylis House SloughLeg SolicitorAGoschen1Rt Hon R BarryUncle
103BartellotB H FJune 1881SEInd JPAHunt1Siw W BarttelotC SussexMPA rels Gt Grandfather',the late Sir Wm Fairbairn Bt was the great scientific engineer'Y
104BartletAlbertDec 1878EInd JP WorcsAHuntSmith7Mr H AllsoppC WorcestershrMPLord HamptonMPA BartletFatherSir W DykeC KentMPSir J WilmotC B'hamMPT S WalkerY
105BartonE G GApril 1875SEClergyACorryHunt2Duke RichmondMr J B GregoryC SussexMPY
106BartonHugh BradleySept 1871SEClergyAGoschen1Rev BartonFather12 childrenY
107BathurstE F H65 -9Ind landedCorryY
108BattGerard OAug 1875IreInd2Lord CairnsLord HamiltonMPY
109BattiscombeHenryMarch 1881W1IndependentAHunt1HonA WalshC RadnorshireMP'elder son for giving evidence in Penry Lloyd bullying case afterwards so bullied, his health brokeLH
110BattiscombeC AOct 1875MidNo ProfessionHunt7Rev E AshfieldRev W HuntSir j Wilmot BtC WarwickshireMPSir J R Bailey BtC HerefordshireMPJ G LloydMPSir A C KeyY
111BawtreeE60 -62
112BaylyMLR60 -62
113BaylyV60 -62
114BaynesHLA65 -9N AdY
115BeadonWilliamJuly 1880SWA Ind MajorASmithH3Mr HathamMiss BeadonAuntMrWStanhopeMPC Yorksh.MPSir J.Cowell, KCB is uncle
116BeamishR O HMarch1882N RARHunt1 RAd BeamishFatherOwn services
117BeauclerkF60 -62
118BeaumontS W MJan 1878SEInd Landed JPAHuntMr Lushington4Mr G CubbittC SurreyMPCol hon W CotvilleUncleSir J J Lawrence BTC SurreyMPMr MacDonaldSwopY
119BeckErnest BSept 1875SE2N Capt D RobinsonN Ad HallY
120BeckArthur R69 -75ClergyY
121BeddowH RoscoeApril 1879WDoctorDHunt2Mr W WynnC Montgomerysh.MPCapt SeverneC ShropshireMP
122BelcherAndrewOct 1869IreClergy1Sir C BelcherUncleN?
123BellCESept 1874IreN ChaplainDCorryHunt1Sir A ArmstrongM dead Expenses guaranteedY
124BellClaude W HNovember 1880SEA Lt LandedRHunt2Sir J ElliotC DurhamMPMr RichardsN
125BellBasil WAug 1878WClergyAHuntSmith2Sir M Hicks BeachC GloucestershrMPMr G HardyC LeominsterMPY
126BellCE60 -62
127BellairsB St JohnJanuary 1882SWC StubbingtonA ColAHunt1Col BellairsFatherF.pleads dist.service
128BendysheEdmund AlanApril 1881EIndependantRHunt4Mr BendysheUncleLady KeppelSir H KeppelAd FleetFather left as Mid
129BengoughCh WmApril 1881Ind JPAHunt2Sir J KennawayC DevonMPSir M Hicks BeachC GloucestershrMP
130BennettErnest EmiliusAugust 1872SEC StubbingtonClergyAGoschen1Sir R CollierL LauncestonMPMother's rels Hawkins and Seymours
131BennettErnest NJune 1879NClergyHunt2Bishop ClaughtonMrs Bennett
132BennettH J LJuly 1868SEClergyA4Lady GreyGen ForsterGen CrutchleyLady farquharY
133BennettHon G M65 -69Ind LandedY
134BennettHerbert J L65 -9N CaptY
135BennettHon GM65 -68
136BenwellHPHJuly 1868A ColY
137BeresfordChas W De La Poer1861 FebC StubbingtonInd landed,Pak,Capt Chas Eden1Marquis WaterfordFatherY
138BeresfordC R G60 -67Somerset
139BeringtonJ RowlandJan 1879SWA MajRHunt2F J StanfordMrs BeringtonMother
140BerkeleyR T MJuly 1878R Acad GosportARHunt1Lord HertfordA relsY
141BerkeleyHastings G F69 -75A CaptY
142BerryT A LAug 1878EChrists HospitalA Lt ColHuntCapt N Salmon Swifts2H R H Duke CambridgeeLT col BerryBoy given Christs Hospital Nom By Duke of ConnaughtY
143BerthonJ H PAug 1878A Ind Maj GenAHuntSmith2Rev Dean St AsaphhsMr CrippsY
144BertieHon GAV60 -67Somerset
145BethellAlex EAug 1869SWIndCorry1Hon Mrs BethellMotherGrandson,Lord Westbury,ex ChancellorN?
146BethellGR60 -67Somerset
147BevanLambton LL60 -67Somerset2Duke BedfordHon A Kinnaird
148BevanLambton Lee Loraine60 -67pak6Lord HardwickeM Gen CartwrightSir F B HeadLord BatemanMr KnightleyLord BurghleyY
149BewickeT60 -62
150BickfordCodrington ParrNov 1867SEN CaptAHuntCapt Bythesea1FatherMr Corry has nom twin brotherY
151BickfordJoseph G65 -9N CaptY
152BinghamRt Hon A FFeb 1878SEIndAHunt2Lord BinghamFatherLord H LennoxC ChichesterY
153BirchCecil LeaMay 1879SEHuntSmith4Lady E MossSir T E MossCol BlackburnC GlasgowMPMr EgertonA relsY
154BirchG ThackerayNov 1878SECom Merchant Dep Gov Bank of EnglandAHuntSmith2Earl BeaconsfieldSir N M de RothschildBtL AylesburyMPY
155BirdwoodWm RMarch 1879WCiv Ser Ind BombayAHunt1Gen BirdwodGrandfather A IndLH
156BiscoeE CareyFeb 1878SWInd JPAHuntCapt R Tracey3Rt Hon BiscoeFatherCapt Bowden SmithMr HenleyY
157BissetC D'U MApril 1783EA MajAGoschen!Maj BissettFatherA relsY
158BivoirH H S BAuh 1878SEA Ind ColAHuntSmith2Mr E Howley PalmerMPAd Sir C EdenY
159BlackHorace65 -9A Lt ColY
160BlackburnLewis FredFeb 1870SEA MajCorry1Sir J Ferguson BtC ManchesterMP
161BlagraveJ CJuly 1877SWLeg SolicitorAHunt1Rt Hon J MowbrayC Oxford UniversityMP
162BlakistonPeytonJune 1879SeN CdrDHuntAd Hood7Lady SabineV Ad PreedyAd r HallM BlakistonCapt E Panter DownesCol Hon W ColvilleFather served 26 yrs died active service W coast AfricaY
163BlandyJohn Fras AdamJuly 1880SEA +Civ ServRSmith6+Lord PagetMarquiss HertfordCol l LondragMPLord BarringtonLord BarringtonSir Charles RussellSir Charles Russell
164BoddamACorry1W miles EsqY
165BodeGerald FJanuary 1882SEInd JPHunt1Mr BodeFatherGovt service
166BoileauChas B(discharged)65 -9A majY
167BolderoH StuartApril 1877MaltaA ColAHunt6Ad FairfaxCapt CodringtonCol BolderoFatherLord ChrichtonMP CousinMarquisof BathAd Sir C EdenY
168BolderoA HApril 18771Rev BolderoBrotherBoy 'one of sixteen'underlinedY
169BoltonG T1Lord Shrewsbury Talbot
170BoltonJ IJuly 1874SEC BurneysClergyDCorry6Mrs BoltonMptherN Cdr KenyonUncleMr DykeMPG HardyC BagnallMrs BurgoyneY
171BomfordR CSomerset1N RA Codrington
172BondJ E C65 -9A Lt ColY
173BoothA JD1N Capt BoothFather'F=Gov Montserrat, boy 'now an orphan with his two brothers unprovided for ' A good case,very goosY
174BoothbyH W RJanuary 1875EClergyDGoschenHunt1Rear Ad LambertWidow with 8 children Rels lost legs in battleY
175BoothbyF S POct.1880IreAAHunt2BoothbyMr KnightMPWounded army relsN
176BoothbyS W BAug 1879SEClergy Bt.DHuntSmith3Lady BoothbyMotherLt ColRt Hon Sir m BeechMPA relsY
177BoothbyWm OJune 1879SEClergyDHuntCapt 'A Irvine3Mrs BoothbyMrs CarrollMr G S EstcourtY
178BoothbyCecil GT65 -69ClergyY
179BoothbyCGF60 -67
180BornfordR C1Lord Westmeath
181BosanquetGeo S65 -9ClergyY
182BoscawenJohn N65 -9Clergy HonY
183BoucherWalterEllisOctober1872SEInd JPAGoschen1Mr BoucherFatherDescended from Pett Family ,eminent shipbuildersY
184BouchierHenry E65 -9ClergyY
185BoultonS HJan 1875SEClergyCorryRev BreeNephew AdY
186BourkeWm F65 -9ClergyY
187BourkeHon Maurice A65 -9Ind landedY
188Bowden SmithErnestJuly 1876NClergy Teacher RugbyAHunt2Mrs SmithCapt H Bowden SmithUncle
189BowenSMJan 1875Ind landedACorrySir H yelverton1Sir w mendsFatherGoschen had promised to nom for June 74,swop CaptainBickford'snom. Nom in Capt Edge's vacancy giveY
190BowenArthur LAugust 1879SEClergyAHuntSir m Lopes3MPMPESqY
191BowenJ C GAugust 1873SERev Powles WinchfielsAsst RegistrarAGoschen1Mr BowenFather
192BowlerAM
193BowlesHC60 -62
194BoxerJames S C65-9N AdY
195BoyerFrancis H65 09ClergyY
196BoyleMontgomerieMarch 1872SELeg BarristerRGoschenLord?1Mr BruceMPY
197BoyleRoger CAugust 1876SEA Lt ColAHunt1Lt Col BoyleFatherFathers own service
198BoyleE L DJune 1878EADHunt4Mr PakingtonRev ASeymourMr C DalrympleC ButeMPRt Hon G BoothbyMPY
199BoyleHon RobtJune 1877SEHunt4Lady ShannonLord GilfordAd Sir H YelvertonPrince of WalesY
200BoyleW1G Burrard Esq
201BoyleR
202BoysGeorge GreenhallSomersetAd Hope1N Capt Boys RNY
203BradfordEdward EdenDecember I871SEA SurgeonAGoschen3Mr BradfordeCol TollemacheCapt GoodenoughFather on board of examiners.Army?Y
204BradishJ HFeb 1878IreNo ProfessionAHunt6Mr A KavannaghMPLord ChancellorIrelandSir J NorthcoteEarl CourtownCol TaylorMpColl TottenhamC MerionethshMPY
205BradshawVictor60 -62
206BraithwaiteHenry m65-9ClergyY
207BrandrethThomasOct 1878A MajorAHuntHunt1Capt BrandrethUncleY
208BrayGeorge R65 -9ClergyY
209BreeseCh EdwardSept 1880WalesSolicitorAHunt2Lord MostynMarquissLondonderry
210BremnerDavidMarch 1879Cheltenham CollegeCom MerchantshipownerlandownerAHuntSmith5Sir W EdmonstoneC StirlingshMr SmollettC DumbartonshireMPMr R MontgomeryC AyrshireMPMr A WhitelawC GlasgowMPCol AlexanderC M'sexMPY
211BrettEd P65 -9ClergyCorryY
212BridgeWm CyprianDecember 1873SEWallthamstow House schoolN CaptAGoschenSir T Cochrane2Capt W H BridgeFatherCapt ChamberlainF own servicesY
213BridgemanHon Francis I1861 JulySomerset1Lord NewportC ShropshireMP
214BridgerReg65 -9ClergyY
215BridgesWm BOct !870SEN east indianCorry!Mr BridgesN
216BriggsCharles JohnJuly1871SEClergyAGoschenG1Rev BriggsFatherGr.long serving naval chaplainY
217BriggsJ ArchibaldAugust 1880WMercnantaHunt2Mr B WoodsRt.Hon J SStansfieldL HalifaxMPY
218Bright-SmithVandaleur BFebruary1882SEClergyAHunt1Mr OldershawLH
219BroderickL St JJune1870SEClergyCorry1B F SmithEsq
220BromlyRupert FOctober 1875Hunt1Rt Hon Sir F KellyY
221BrookeBaronNovember 1880IreMerchant, wineAHunt1Col DyottC LichfieldMPN
222BrookeJocelyn P69 -75Ind LandedY
223BrookerR L CApril 1879SEC New CrossN Ins of MachineryAHunt1Lord J Hay
224BroughtonThos HenryJanuaryCapt Preedy1T J Sneyd HynnersleyPolice Const B'hamY
225BrowfillF Ljan 1879EA MajorAHuntCapt Bedford2Sir J A Bailey BtC HerefordshrMPH GwynY
226BrownWalter PathurstJan 1879A CaptY
227BrownF C2Sir J TrollopeHon W Wrothesleyy
228BrownH HNov 1874EClergy CurateGoschen2Duke BedfordMr BrownFatherA rels Uncle, Sir w Bellairs had 2 horses killed under him at Waterloo'Wi
229BrownAlexanderAug 1879WA ColRHuntSmith1Col RodneyGrandson Adm Lord RodneyY
230BrownArthur W69 -75N CaptY
231Brown CaveW CFeb 1881EClergyHunt2Mr TalbotMPMrs W H SmithFather accompanied army in Ind Mut.Wounded Very poorY
232BrowneHorace KNov 1869Civ Ser Customs1Mr Corry at request of J Severe, late MPN?
233BrowningEd MontagueMay 1875SEC BurneysCom MerchantCorryHunt2N Ad RyderCapt C BridgeY
234BrowningLionel ONovember 1874C BurneysCom MerchantAGoschen1Cdr C BridgeCousin
235BrowningLOJuly 1876SEA CaptRHunt6Lord BristolSir C RussellBtC WestminsterMPMr Hunter RodwellC Cambridgesh.MPRt Hon Sir M Hicks BeechC Gloucestersh.MPMr H WilsonMr E GreeneC Bury St EdmundsMPFather's good army serviceY
236BrownriggG AJanuary 1873IreClergyAGoschen1Mr GregoryRev BrownriggFatherNine Children Cousin Lord PlunkettY
237BrownriggHenry ErnestFebruary 1877SEARHunt1Lady Selina Bidwell
238BruceChas EdFebruary 1873SEA Lt ColAGoschen3R Ad MooteLord StairMr GlynMPFather,Sec RMA WoolwichY
239BruceF A PAugust 1876SWHunt3V Ad Hon HastingsMr LushingtonSir H CodringtonY
240BruceEd W De wAugust 1876ELeg Judge ColoniesAHuntSir T Symonds2Cdr C HoareSir Sydney DacresY
241BruceHenry HNov 1875N CommodoreCapt Nott1Com BruceFather
242BruceErnest K65 -9Clergy CanonY
243BruceGWH60 -62
244BruceEK63 -65
245BryanMervyn S N66 -9ClergyY
246Buckle C H J
247BulfinE SMay 1876IreCom Merchant wineAHunt1Col TaylorMPCol Taylor at request of Mr Guinness
248BunburyH J69 -75A ColCorryY
249BunchJ LDecember1881MidDoctorDHunt2Mr ChesterMrs Bunch An ancestor of mother's supposed to have discovered Le Maine's Straits'
250BurchillFredkFebruary 1872SEC New CrossCom Merchant wineAGoschen1Capt DenninY
251BurkeJames hA GenY
252BurlandArthurJune 1877WightClergyAHunt2Dow Lady WaterfordLord E CecilC EssexMP
253BurltonH EAug 1879SWClergyDHuntSmith1Capt ChapmanChapman did not use his nom when hecommissioned DidoY
254BurneK OFebruary 1877SEA ColAHunt3Capt BytheseaR Ad RichardsMr GoschenMPFather 33yrs service Sec to Gov India Military DeptY
255BurneySAB69 -75N Staff CdrY
256BurrowesA RobinsonSept 1880Hunt3Mr W J LeghC CheshireMPBaroness De CettoMed unfitY
257BurtE WCiv Ser Attorney Gen St KittsSomerset1Mr RobinsonGov St KittsY
258BushPaul W69 -75ClergyY
259BussellEdwin CFeb 1868MidClergyCorry1Lord J Manners
260ButlerF F PJuly 18741IreA CaptRCorry1R A GoochSeverely wounded InkermanY
261ButlerF F pJanuary 1873SEA CaptRGoschen1Lt Col FitzgeraldCousin Sir H YelvertonY
262ButlerChas A1Mr H DrummondC SurreyMP
263ButtershawT HJanuary 1875EC New CrossA MajAGoschen1Rt Hon J StansfieldL HalifaxMPY
264ByngNelsonAd Martineau2N Capt W H HallMr CorryNephew :Lord TorringtonY
265CadoganH O SNovember 1881WClergyHunt1Mr C RotheryA rels
266CallandC F FinchHattonJune 1879WInd JP GlamorganAHunt3Mr CallandFatherMr A GardnerMPMr L L DillwynL SwanseaMP
267CallanderHB60 -62
268CalvertFred JohnAugust 1876EClergymanHunt1Rev CalvertLH
269CampbellJ A LivingstoneJan 1870ScotA ColCorry1Sir J Ferguson
270CampbellF LJuly 1868SEN CaptACorryCapt Ward1FatherY
271CampbellJohn RichardsonAug 1882NWNo ProfessionAHunt2Lord AbergavennyMr C M CampbellC Stoke On TrentMP
272CampbellLWGFeb 1881SEA IndAHunt2Mr LethbridgeMrs CampbellMotherA rels
273CampbellC S HJuly 1878SEC EastmansCom Merchant wineAHunt2Lord H ThynneC WiltsMPLord DerbyMPThynne at request of Mr G Powell.Lord Derby has no personal acquaintance'
274CampbellJ S ASomerset1A Maj Gen Hon H SpencerUncle
275CampbellJ J ASEC BurneysSir A Milne1Maj Gen Hon SpencerY
276CampbellLord GGInd LandedY
277CampbellAH1860 -60Somerset
278CampionArthur G65-69SEN CaptAHuntCapt CampionFatherY
279CanstonA MEPakington2T Pickernell EsqMrs M WalshY
280CareHerbert CapelOctober1872SELeg BarristerAGoschenMr LefevreSir G B WesternGrandfatherY
281CarewBenjamin S69 -75A CaptY
282CarewAC1861-61Somerset
283CareyC E EMarch 1879SEA ColAHuntAd Wellesley1Col CareyfatherArmy officer relsY
284CareyGeoffrey AMarch 1879NeClergyAHuntSmith1Miss J HuntFather nephew late Ward HuntY
285CareyWalterAug 1875SEA Col Dep Judge AdvocateCapt Baird1Col CareyFather'good service case'Y
286CareyCAB65 -69ClergyY
287CareyWm mCapt Seymour2J Carey EsqSir G de MarchantCivil and military claimsY
288Carey-ElwesF De StutevilleAug 1878EA Lt 'Buffs'RHuntSmith1Mr V Carey-ElwesFather,steward to Lord EgmontY
289CargillH SOctober 1873SEGoschen1Sir J OgilvyL DundeeMPSwop 'Hotspur ' nom with Sir J HayY
290CarmichaelW VJuly 1868IreDoctorsurgeon for CoastguardACorry1Hon J HamiltonL LanarkshrMP
291CarrEardleyApril 1873SELeg JudgeAGoschen1Rt Hon ChildersL PontefractMPMother declines nomDe
292CarterG C C!860 MaySomerset1N VA CarterFather
293CarterH P CAug 1875SEA Capt-Ch Const Bucks1Mr S G SmithC AylesburyMPY
294CarterArch S69 -75ClergyY
295CarterAJ63- 65
296CartwrightMontague GMay 1875SELeg SolicitorCorryHunt3Lord HamiltonDuke AlbemarleMiss Charlotte HUntY
297CartwrightGeorgeFebruaryN LtDCorry1Earl LauderdaleY
298CartwrightT GeorgeSept 1880WalesTeacher MA CambridgeAHunt5Col Hon MorganC BreconshrMPDuke BeaufortMr SwainsonMr C BaillieLt.Gen SomersetCBFather -'great Iron Master and owner of race horses'
299CasementJohnJuly 18868IreCorry1Lord CairnsBoy rel late Sir W Casement Mil Sec Council in IndiaY
300CastleRobert FryESir A Milne1Sir J R CarnacL SandwichMPY
301CatorB AMar 1878EN CaptAHunt1Mr LushingtonSwopY
302CaulfieldJames65 -9A CaptCorryY
303CaveGeorge EllisMarch 1881SEN RAAHunt1Rear Ad CaveFatherY
304CavendishHenry FredMay 1868SeA Lt ColCorryLord Lennox1FatherY
305CavendishA E JApril 1872SECiv Ser Foreign officeRGoschenLord Kimberley
306ChadwickChasDecember 1876NWC BurneysAHuntMr Egerton3Mr NewdigateC Warwicksh.MPLord BradfordHon A FitzmauriceY
307ChaineFras WmJuly 1880IreA Lt.ColASmith2Mr ChaineC YorksMP FatherCol TaylorMPFather,long term serviceY
308ChamberlainHenry65 -9N CaptY
309ChapmanEd PooreJune 1868SWA ColACorryMr Du Cane2R AdfatherA relsY
310ChapmanCuthbert GOctober 1875SEHunt2Mr Smith Dorrien SmithMr E MacGregorY
311ChapmanF F A HOctober 1881WClergymanAHunt1Mr A ChapmanUncleRel Sir J and Sir C Rowley
312CharltonEdward FrancisAug 1878NDoctor PhysicianDHuntSir H Yelverton3Lord TankervilleFriend fatherLord ErlingtonFriend fatherMr C F HamondsC Newcastle on TyneMPY
313CharringtonEdward PuseyOctober 1871SECom MerchantAGoschen1Mr CharringtonFatherY
314CharringtonMowbray VNov 1869SECom Brewer2Mr CharringtonFatherRT Hon S CaveC ShorehamMPGt Uncle Ad CharringtonN?
315CharringtonHaroldECom Brewer1Mr CharringtonFatherY
316Charter65 -69A MajY
317ChesneyFE60 -62
318ChichesterGerardOctober1872SWGoschen1Sir A ChichesterFather
319ChichesterCharlesRDecember1880IreA ColRHunt6Lord CroftonAd JerninghamMr O'ConnorMPLord CliffordSir Constable BtMr MooreMPArmy rels
320ChichesterGeorgeJan 1879SWA CaptAHuntSmith1Capt ArthurFather,Sir arthur, one son a LtY
321ChiffinsC P EAug 1878Engineer SurveyorHunt4Rt Hon RA CrossC PrestonMPAd Edmonstone BtC StirlingshrMPMr BainMr G LewisL DevonMP
322ChildStephen AOct 1878SEDoctor MO OxfordAHuntCapt Durrant2Capt DurrantRt Hon G HardyC Oxford UniversityMPY
323ChippendallEdw C65 -9ClergyY
324ChowneJH60 -63
325ChowneH S T1N Capt HewlettUncleY
326ChristianHaroldMarch 1881SEN CaptRHunt1Capt ChristianFather
327ChristieEdwardJuly 1877SEMPAHunt1Mr ChristieC LewisFather MPY
328ChurchPercyWSept 1880Hunt1AD. Sir H KeppelN
329ChurchillEd HicklingApril 1872SWTwyford SchoolClergyhGoschen4Archdeacon WrightSir J HopeCapt HireMr SeniorWorthy fatherY
330ChurchillHarold WApril 1876SEClergyAHunt2Hon T BruceC PortsmouthMPMr DykeMany parishioners employed by AdY
331ChurchwardWalter SMarch 1870Civ Ser Cashier ChathamCorry1Maj DicksonMP
332ClaremontE
333ClarkA H MJuly 1881SECom MerchantAHunt1Lord TerterdenA rels
334ClarkErnest Smar 1879SELeg StockbrokerDHuntSmith2T W MarshallSir J H maxwellMother has ample means
335ClarkN L HSW1Sir J G BullerC DevonMP
336ClarkPH60 -67Somerset
337ClarkeJohn StanhopeJuly 1869IreCorry4Mrs C ClarkeMotherMr WiseSir Sydney DacresAd HalstedLord Exmouth great uncleY
338ClarkeP SydenhamApril 1783EClergyAGoschen1Rev ClarkeF friend Mr CardwellY
339ClarkeH J LJune 1879SEN CdrRHuntSmith4Mr W DeedesC KentMPMr E PembertonC E KentMPAlderman CottonMPHon R MeadeGrandfather commanded Scots Greys at W'loo where he had three horses shot from under him and his legY
340ClarkeAlgernon EJune 1878SEClergyAHuntMr Smith2Sir G ElliotMr P FitzroyY
341ClarkeL A GNovember 1880WBarristerA2Hunt2SirM Hicks BeachC Gloucestersh.MPMr E F TalbptC StaffordMP
342ClaudeVincentOct 1867SEClergyACorry2Duke RichmondLt Col BarttelotC SussexMPY
343ClaytonH E GFeb 1881A CaptRHunt1Capt ClaytonDuke EdinburghArmy rels
344CleatherA ENov 1869SWClergy2Rt Hon Lotheron EstcourtC WiltsMPN Ad Sir E CollierNav relsN?
345CleaveOliverJuly 1882JerseyTeacher HeadmasterAHunt1Rev H A Morgan
346CleghornJames CMar 1878EA CaptRHunt10V Ad Sir J EdmontonDuke RichmondN Dr DonnetCapt NolanMPSir T batesonSir g DouglasMr mackenzie,Rt Hon G Booth MPY
347ClelandSamuelMarch 1878IREA CaptRHunt6Mr A S ClaytonLady MiddletonTo the PrincesLord VentryLord GarvaghMr M CloseMPLord LiffordY
348CliftonJASir R Dundas1Capt M ArchdallMPY
349CliveH St George SJune 1877SEAAHunt2Lord PowisMrs GlissGrandmotherY
350CochraneTE60-62
351CockburnW A CNovember 1876WARHuntSir A Milne1CockburnFatherRelated late Sir C Cockburn and Capt Chandos Stanhope. Asks ?40 scaleY
352CockroftM AAugust 1873WBedford GrammarN CaptRGoschen1Mrs CockroftMotherF Paralysed, ling serviceAfricaY
353CokeFrancis SOct 1875EClergyCapt Wilson1Rev C PalmerY
354CokeChas H65 -9ClergyY
355ColbeckFranknov 1874NInd GentACorry!Mr C B DenisonC YorksMPF spent above ?1000raising Vol Art CorpsY
356ColeWentworth VAApril 1873SEKensington GrammarSec R Albert HallAGoschenMr Hunt1Lord A PagetFatherA woundedY
357ColeF G TSept 1869CornwallClergyCapt Preedy2N Capt PreedyCapt Stirling Maxwell BtC PerthshireMPY
358ColeFrancis G S65 -9ClergyY
359Coles CooperWm BurgoyneMarch 1881SEN CaptDHunt1Mr CBC ColesFather lost in Captain
360CollierRWFebruaryCiv Ser Asst Paymastyer GenACorry4H Murray EsqHon S CaveC ShorehamMPG A Hamilton EsqH Murray EsqN
361CollierEdw G69 -75A CaptY
362CollingwoodAB60 -62
363CollyerG E EApr 1879SWClergyAHunt1Rev CollyerFather
364ColombFCMarch 1873SEHarrow prepGoschenMr Lefevre1Capt ColumnY
365ColvilleHon Cecil StanleyFebruary1874SEInd LandedGoschen1Lord ColvilleFatherY
366ColwellJ ASept 1869SEC New CrossA CaptA3N Paym J ColwellGrandfatherLord VaneAd RobinsonMr R BellNav Rels
367ColwellJohn AA CaptY
368ComberA PeterJan 1879SENo ProfessionDHuntCapt Ludmoore1Capt ComberUncleUncle pleads own servicesY
369ConstableCliffordNov 1871N Ind HydrographerAHunt2Lady SalisburyCapt Constable'Good service case..fathers survey of Indian Gulf exhibited at Exhibition of 1862Y
370ConynghamJ S M LMay 1875IreA Mil ColCorryHunt1A Col J A Arbuthnoty
371CoodeJ H CJune1870SWA ColACorry1N Capt T P CookeGrandson Sir j Coode
372CookeBen WhitensMar 1879WalesUnderwriter and quarry proprietorAAHuntEgerton2Mr H BarnettMrs CookeY
373CooksonReg gJuly 1877SWA Ind Maj GenRHunt4Sir S DacresMr PalmerMr BeamishMaj Cokson
374CooperEd Courtenay PFebruary 1877EInd LandedAHunt1Sir A Cooper BartFatherY
375CorbettCh FredApril 1881SEN VAAHunt1Vice Ad CorbettFather
376CorbettNaties65 -9A ColY
377CornishJ WApril 1875SWC EastmansCol Squatter N S WalesCorrySir M Lopes4N Capt R SterneH M StockdaleH J DavenportMr KempeY
378Cornwall LeghSydneyApril 1875ECorryHutSir H YelvertonUncle many years MP CheshireY
379CorryA60 -62
380CotesworthHughOctober1872ScotInd landedproprietorAGoschenCapt Somerset1Cdr Hugh DaviesY
381CotterillH GNovember1873SEGoschen1Mr CotterillFatherGoschen personally interestedY
382CottonNathaniel11Wm Cotton EsqY
383CowansErnest AJUne 1879SEC BurneysEngineer CivDHunt1Rev H whiteBoy highly promising
384CowantWm GreenwoodFebruary 1877Engineer CivAHunt1Lt Col LovellBoy will have ?2,500yr when he comes ofage
385CowperC V De MAug 1878SECiv Ser Judge,Consul CubaAHuntSmith3Ad MontgomeryLord TruterdenCdr A NoadA relsY
386CoxHenry ElliotOct.1880SEA Lt.ColAHunt1Lt Col CoxArmy relsY
387CoxAlfred RAug 1878SERoyal Academy GosportCom MerchantHunt1Mr T H SidebottomC StalybridgeMPBoy Gt Nephew Sir E Parry
388CradockC G F MDec 1875SeInd Landed AHunt1Most Rerv Primus ScotlandY
389CraigHarry GrahamApr 1879IreClergyHunt3Mr D PlunkettC GloucesterMpRev CraigLord InverarieA rels
390CranfordCW
391CravenHon RW60 -62
392CrawfordCLG60 -62
393CrawleyJohn LloydPak1Lady PakingtonLady P Very anxiousY
394CreasyNLFebruaryInd GentACorry
395CreekH GaythorneSept 1875WClergyHunt2Rev E terrymanMrs CreekMotherY
396CresswellPE60 -62
397CrippsA WmWA Col IndHunt2Mr Spencer StanhopeC YorksMPA Col CrippsY
398CrockettA WMarch 1881SEEngineerAHunt2Sir L WalcottMr W BromleyC WarwickshireMOA Father A eng
399CroninRichardSeptember 1875SESt Charles CollN Surgeon StaffRHunt1MrCroninFather
400CroninRichardSept 1875SESt Chas CollegeA SurgeonR1CroninFatherOnly height weigh chestN?
401CrookshankAlex fonnereauOctober1872SECiv ServantGoschen1DowDuchessSomersetBoy kinsman of Sir F KellyY
402CrossChas A65 -9A Lt ColY
403CrossleyNelsonJuly 1880NEC BurneysMerchantDSmithHMr WStanhopeC Yorksh.MPMrWheelhouseC LeedsMPWheelhouse sent letter from Mrs.Crossley without comment. Stanhope did not know lady.LH
404CroweAugustusApril 1881IreLand agentAHunt2Rt Hon TaylorMPMr Spaight
405CrozierThomas HenryJuly 1881SWA Major REAHunt1Major CrozierFather
406CruttendonP BJune 1881NECom Merchant CottonAHunt4Rt Hon RA CrossC PrestonMPMr WhitleyC L'poolMPMr MaciverC BirkenheadMPLord RamsayL L'poolMP'This case is not pressed, see letter from MR W'N
407Culme SemourMichaelaFeb 1881SEN CaptAHunt1Capt C SeymourMr Smith promised nom at Malta if still in officeY
408CumberlegeBulstrode W65 -9A GenY
409CummingRobt S D65 -9A MajY
410CumminsC G CNovember 1880IreMerchantDHunt5Lady WaterfordAd Fl SartoriusSir a KeyMr GouldingMPMrs CumminsMotherFather - Vice Consul Russia
411CurreyBernardNov 1875SELeg SolicitorHunt2Mr CurreyFatherMr H C Rothery
412CurrieF James PiersJuly 1880SEA MajorASmith1Miss CurrieBoy eldest of 9 'No promise whatever',underlinedN
413CurteisH St LegerAAugust 1876WN CaptRHunt1Mr H FoleyUncle
414CurtisG A HNovember1872JerseyA ColRGoschen1Mr J HamiltonL FalkirkMPA relsY
415CurtoisHuntlyMarch 1873SEC BurneysClergyDGoschen1Rt Hon R C N HamiltonBoy gt nephew of Ad Sir W lake and other distinguished menY
416CustChas LAug 1877IreH M Household Land Agent JPAHunt4Mr CustFatherRev BridgmanUncleMr MurrayR Ad ChamberlainGt UncleY
417CustanceSydneyOct 1875WA Maj Gen2A Capt FoleyA Col TaylorMPY
418CyprianTaylorDec 1875IreA ColRHut1N Capt GrahamY
419D'AethR HAug 1878HuntMr Smith1Mr HardyMPY
420D'ArcyRobtAug 1879IreA MajAHunt4Hon H CorryCMPEsqMPLordMPEarlGrandfather shot in threeplaces at WaterlooY
421D'ArcyJ BIre1T D'Arcy EsqBrother died in RN
422D'OyleyW HFeb 1881SECiv serv IndiAHunt1Sir F HallidayGrandfatherA rels
423DacresLeonardN RAAd Milne1N RA DacresFatherY
424DaintreeJ DJuly 1877ENo ProfessionAHunt6Mr R ?Lord DerbyHon Mrs CavendishSir J HolkerC PrestonMPCol Hon A HoodL SomersetMPMr OnslowL GuildfordMPInterest obviously added after LHLH
425DaltonHubert GrantFebruary1876SWLanded JPAHunt4A H PagetL LichfieldMPMr H trevanionUncleMr AndersonMr r Neville GrenvilleeC WindsorMPY
426DalwayJohnJan 1879IreMPAHuntSmith1Mr DalwayMP FatherpromisedY
427DamilW60 -67Somerset
428DampierCecil FNovember 1881EClergyAHunt1Mr FarrerCousin
429DanielChas LNovember 1867E11FatherBrother Mid killed at LucknowY
430DanniellClinton F65 -9N CaptY
431DarlingChasWOctober 1875ScotCom Bank ManagerAHunt!Lord Crofton
432DarlingChas WesleyOct 1875IreCom Bank Manager1Lord CroftonN?
433DaubeneyH FNovember1872SEDoctorAGoschenSir S Dacres3Mr BainesMPMr GlynMPCdr BoysY
434DaubeneyE SMarch1882SEClergyHunt1Sir C FosterBt MPCousin Mid at CopenhagenCousin GenLH
435DavidsonAPSept 1881SWHunt2Rev R ChatfieldGrandfatherHon S HerbertC WiltsMPNephew Capt ChatfieldY
436DavidsonJohnDec 1869EN Surgeon1N DavidsonFatherN?
437DaviesWm HenryJuly 1881WalCom Merchant JPHunt3Viscount EmlynC CarmarthenshrMPMr BowenC PembrokeshireMPMr LloydMPY
438DavisonJohn AndersonMay 1877ENo ProfessionHunt2Sir H IbbetsonC EssexMPLord George HamiltonC M'sexMPOne son already a sub in Navy
439DavorenV H WOctober 1875IreMilitia MajAHunt3Lord GilfordLate MPCol FordeCol E TaylorMPY
440DawesG W WJan 1879IreA CaptAHuntEgerton4Capt DawesFatherMr J HicksC BoltonMPMr W W BeachC HampshireMPMr E hardcastleC LancsMPA relsY
441DawsonArthur MJuly 1878EClergyAHuntSmith2MrsLt Col E TaylorMPY
442DawsonHenry ColeridgeMarch 1865SomersetSY
443DawsonWilloughby PJuly 1875MidA CaptR1Rt Hon R A CrossC LancsMPSen RElsHeight,weight,chest,boyY
444DawsonHC60 -62
445DawsonG SJuly 1875EHunt2N Ad Sir M SeymourGrand fatherCapt C SeymourY
446DawsonRobertSept 1880SEA ColonelDHunt1Ad Sir M SeymourNom cancelled at request of SeymourN
447DayFred GeorgeApril 1881SEA CaptRHunt1Lord EllenboroughA rels ?40 scale
448DayE AldersonMar 1879EInd LandedAHuntSmith2Ad RyderVen Arch AllenBoy in easy pecuniary circumstancesY
449De CarteretR eg MAug 1878JerseyA MilitiaLt COlAHunt2Mr CarteretFatherMr clifton
450De ChairErnest FrancisJune1879SEC Spickerwells southseaCom StockbrokerAHuntCapt Rawson Minotaur1Lord GalweyY
451De ChairDudley RFeb 1878SECom StockbrokerAHuntAd Dowell1Major WaterhouseC PontefractMPY
452de CrespignyV O L CApr 1877SENo ProfessionDHunt2Lord HarlechUncleMr V NealeY
453De HoghtonGilbertFebruaryInd LandedDCorry1Col J W PattenGuardianSon Late Sir H B HoghtonY
454De HorseyS V YDecember 1876WightN CaptAHunt1Capt De HorseyY
455De La FosseHenry F GAugust 1880WA Ind ColRHunt2H R H D.Edinb'ghCol De L a FosseFatherHeroic action father - One of 3 survivors, CawnporeY
456De LaskiA J VJan 1879SECom CityAHuntHunt7Maj Gen ShuteC BrightonMPSir H D wolffeCapt F LowtherHon T BruceMr AshburyMPSir Fras SeymourFather naturalised EnglishY
457De LisleF GApril 1872ARGoschen2Mr De LisleFatherLt Col LeconteurA relsY
458De NormannA EOctober 1873CorfuEngineerTelegraphAGoschen1Capt BrandrethBoy knows modern Greek,French,Italian and German
459De RougemontE FNov 1871SEUnderwriterAHunt2Sir AJRPrice BTGrandfatherMr J Reeve
460De SaumarezP D'ArcyMar 1879GuernseyClergyAHuntSmith7Gen Sir G BalfourAd PowellAd HallV Ad Hon J W SpencerGen De SaumarezUncleRev De SaumarezFatherY
461De Vere PercyHon HMY
462De WintonChasDecember 1873WalesHomeClergyAGoschen1V Ad CollinsonOwn services
463DeaconG SoaperSE1EarlCarnarvon
464DealtryA ANovember 1881EClergy ArchdeaconAHunt3Rev DealtryFatherRt Hon J LowtherC YorkMPHon A EgertonC CheshireMP
465DeardenHenryMarch 1881SEA CaptRHunt1Sir H.EdwardsMr WaterhouseC PontefractMPA =MPrels
466DenisonJohn65 =9A ColY
467DenisonHon CA60 -62
468DenmanL BJanuary 1873SEGoschen1Mr Justice DenmanLawyerNom PromisedY
469DenneCecil GSept 1880WBarristerAHunt5Mr DoringtonMr GaythorneHardyC LeominsterMPMr MurdochSir E CommerellN
470DenstonHon.C.AlbertMarch 1865SomersetSMotherSmith to Capt.Fairfax, 'exceedingly glad if he can nominate'Y
471DentH GAug 1878SELeg BarristerAHunt1Mr DentFather
472DerrimanE QJune 1868SEDoctor surgeoDCorry1Capt DerrimanUnclefather died fever contracted at hospital in Balaclava'Informed with regret cannot nominate'
473DesmondL HSept 1875IreA Capt MilHunt1Col Rt Hon E TaylorMPA RElsY
474DewArthur T65 -9ClergyY
475DickLeonard E65 -9N CaptY
476DickenF RE3RT Hon S WalpoleDr a DickenN Cdr H dicken
477DickenChas G65 -9ClergyY
478DickinsonW RegSept 1874CornwallC EastmansClergyACorryHunt1DeanChapel Royal DublinUncleGr Bishop Meathy
479DickinsonAugust 1876WalesADHunt2Hon G MorganC BreconshrMPSir J BaileyC HerefordshrMPOne son a mid
480DigbyHon G FDecember I871SWInd LandedAGoschen1Lord DigbyFatherY
481DigbyE G WMay 1876NWLanded JPAHunt1Rt Hon Sir C AdderlyY
482DineleyF GJanuary 1879SELeg BarristerAHuntSmith2J D allcroftLord Beauchampold county famY
483DockrellH JMar 1868IreCorry1Father through Col Taylor
484DolphinHenryFeb 1870EInd JPCorry1Mr DolphinFather
485DomvileC W BJuly 1873WClergyAGoschen1Rev DomvileFatherGrandfather Sir W russellY
486DonaldsonG KirwanMay 1879IreA CaptDHuntSmith9Mr D hudsonUncleMr M D ScottC SussexMPMr CustC GranthamMPMr Stanley LeightonC NorfolkMPGen ShuteMr DRPlunketC GloucesterMPLord Cranmore.Father died horse falling on him at HounslowY
487DonaldsonT R KFeb 1881A CaptDHunt5Lt Col W CoxStepfatherSir G.WolselyMr M ScottC SussexMPSir Ch.RussellC BerksMPMr CoopeC M'sexMP
488DormerC J TAug 1877EA ColRHunt3Lord DormerUncleCol DormerFatherV Ad Sir W MendsA relsY
489Dormer-CottrellMaximilianSept 1880SEInd LandedAHunt1Mr D-CottrellFather, JPsN
490DorrienArthur SmithMay 1870SEA Mil Lt ColCorry2Col TaylorH E SurteesC HertfordshireMP
491DouglasArchibald BJan 1868A CaptRCorry1FatherA rels
492DouglasHenry HowOctober 1871NEClergyAGoschen2Lord LyttletonAd WelleselyFam highly respectedY
493DouglasLord P SholtsApril 1882SEInd LandedAHunt1Marquis QueensburyFatherY
494DouglasChas LinzerJune 1881ELeg SolicitorAHunt1Lord BurghleyC NorthamptonshrMP
495DouglasArthur P1860 OctSomerset1Col R P DouglasGrandson Sir H Douglas,son Sir J douglas,nephew A Ad Fanshawe
496DouglasHerrald1Sir j Cunard
497DouglasS GrantAugust 1880SEN CaptAHunt1N Capt SholtsFatherFather pleads own servicesY
498DouglasS GFeb 1881SEN CaptHunt1Capt DouglasFatherAsks ?40 scaleY
499DouglasAngus W65 -9A CaptY
500DowlingA D WSept 1869Civ Ser Senclerk, W Off1A Col PowlettService relsN?
501DownW LeightonNov 1861SEA GenACorry1fatherOwn serivicesY
502DownCecil PMarch 1881MidClergyAHunt1Rev DownFather
503DraffenWm P65 -9A CaptY
504DrewThomas LOctober 1881SWCom Merchant wineAHunt1Mr DrewFather
505DriffieldWmOctober 1881NInd JPAHunt1Rt Hon J LowtherC LincolnMPY
506DrummondWmDecember1881Civ Service IndiaAHunt1N Capt ChurchUncleLH
507DrummondErnest MNov 1869SECiv Ser Ad Clerk1Mr DrummondFatherN?
508DruryG VFeb 1878SWN Lt DruryAHunt2Cdr PriceMPLt DruryFather 36 yrs in service , 10 children, no income but pay
509DruryGeoH65 -9A Lt ColY
510Du PreA KJuly 1869SEClergy CurateCorry3Lord Colchester for Lady CLord BarringtonCol Loyd LindsayMPF Curate of Colchesters village, ten childrenY
511Du PreArthur k69 -75ClergyY
512DudleySydney VApr 1879SEClergyAHuntSmith3Mrs DudleyMotherMr Sclater BoothC HampshireMr W W BeachC HampshireMPLH
513DuffAlex LJanuary 1875ScotARGoschen1Mr Grant DuffL MaryleboneMPY
514DuffBernard JamesNovember 1880A MajorDHunt1Lord RendleshamC SuffolkMPRendlesham uncle - underlinedY
515DuncombeErnestClergyY
516DunnH PercyFebruaryNClergyCorry1Sir M W Ridley BtN
517DunnMontagu CroftonApr 1877WN CaptRHuntCapt J Jones1Capt DunnFatherY
518DunningC HerbertDec 1878SEleg SolicitorAHunt1Lord Hampton
519DurbinGeorge G69 -75N CdrY
520EaglesZ L69 -75ClergyY
521EardleyC COct 1874SELeg Judge INdiaACorry1Rt Hon Hugh ChildersL PontefractMPy
522EastonJ MarshallOct.1880NWMerchantAHunt1Mr J TorrC L'poolMPArmy rels F - sugar refinerN
523EdeJames GordonMar 1868EN StorekeeperACorrySir a Milne1Y
524Eden GH60 -67Somerset
525EdgecumbeEM60 -62Somerset
526EdwardsW R hallettNov 186?SEC BurneysCiv Ser IndACorrySir S dacres2Capt E HardingeSir j LawrenceY
527EdwardsJames MurrayJan 1868WA Ind ColRCorryJ MacGregor3Mr CTurnerC LancsMPCol EdwardsEsq11 children eldest son NavyY
528EdwardsJames MJan 1868A ColCorryY
529EdwardsR MJan 1878SECiv Ser IndAHunt1Mr EdwardsCommR Bengal Civ Ser
530EdybeareWm HenryNov 1861SEC BurneysAMilitiaACorryLord Henry Lennox1Mr N KendalC CornwallMP to Lord lennoxY
531EdyeErnestMay 1868SW4EsqGrandfatherEsqLord EliotC CornwallMPR Ad SymondsY
532EgertonG Le C65-68Somerset
533EldertonF HJuly 1878IreA CaptDHunt2CaptGrandmotherA rels
534ElliceJames AMarch1882NAA GenAHunt1Gen EllisFather
535ElliotW ESeptember 1873SECheltenham,ReptonA Lt ColAGoschen2Lord DalhousieV Ad Elliot'G wanted to but'fearedthere would be very few nomsat his disposalY
536ElliottJohn WilsonApril 1868N Dep InsRCorry1Mrs Carpendale
537ElliottH W VApril 1872SENGoschen1Mr ElliottFatherMrs ElliottMothergrandson Lord ApocalyticeY
538ElliottWm A65 -9AY
539ElliottHon JH60 -67Somerset
540EllisRobtFebruary1876SECom StockbrokerDHuntAd Lambert2Mr Mitchell(BondSt)Sir A HelpsY
541EllisG A1860 JanPakington5G H EllisLord TalbotLord ChelmsfordLord LonsdaleLord ShrewsburyY
542EllisRobtDec 1875NBA MilEgertonY
543EllisAWC60 -67Somerset
544ElphinstoneAplinJune 1868SeN captACorry1Capt Elphinstonefather
545ElphinstoneHon J DOct 1878Ind LandedAHuntSmith1Lord ElphinstoneMaster of E FatherY
546ElphinstoneE B D65 -9A CaptY
547ElwesEG60 -62
548ElwynRA65 -9A ColY
549EmeryJamesApril 1783EYoemanAGoschen1Mr J ColemanMP
550EnsorLFeb? 1860Somerset
551ErringtonL ASeptember 1873SEC BurneysNo ProfessionAGoschen2Mr E DuffMPMrs ErringtonMotherand has 8 sonsY
552ErskineJamesOctober 1873ScotAAGoschen2Sir J OgilveyL MontroseMPAd KeyY
553ErskineI MMJanuary 1877SEC EastmansA Civ SerDHuntj6Lord RosslynMr EnglefieldLord FortescueMr M J StewartC WigtownMPMr W H SmithMPSir H KeppelY
554EschamRichardIre1Mr J VanceMP
555EustaceJohn BridgeJanuary 1873Com MerchantAGoschen1Ad RiceC KentF was in army A RelsY
556EvansChas HarfordApril 1881SEHunt1Rear Ad.Kennedy
557EvansErnest LOct 1878WalesInd landedDHunt1Lord EmlynC CarmarthenshrMPFather 5yrs Super Carmarthen Constaabulary
558EvansRobert BagePak4Mr T W D BlakemanMPMr McartneyLady ButeS W GrahamY
559EverettArthur W MAugust 1876seInd JPHuntAd Elliott2Sir W tarletonLord H ScottC Sekirksh.Hunt hopes to nomY
560EverettA FJuly 1881SWA ColRHunt1Lord H ThynneC WiltsMPFather,Master of HoundsY
561Evershed RR CFebruary 1873JamaicaCiv SerAGoschen1Mr FanshaweFather, Board ofTrade JamaicaY
562EwartArthur WDecember 1875MidA Maj GenAGoschen1Rear AdEwartUncleA rels
563EyresGeorge RobertAd Martin1N Capt EyresUncleY
564FairfaxR G1860 NovCdr Munday1Lord C hamiltonY
565FaithfullA H FAug 1875Civ Ser War Off2Mr FaithfullFatherSir J PakingtonY
566FalknerBirkeley FJuly 1880IreMerchantASmith6+Col TaylorMPMrJ MacartneyMPMr E VernerMPSir A GuinnessBtMPMrF DickSir A ArmstrongSir A Armstrong
567FallsE BJune 1873SEDoctor physicianAGoschen2Sir A ArmstrongHon WrothesleyY
568FarewellF A SApr 1868SeA Ind MajRCorry3ESqEsqCapt
569FarquharArthur M65 -9N RAY
570FarquharsenAJ65-68Somerset
571FarrellF H AAug 1879SENo ProfessionAHunt2Col E TaylorViscountUncleA rels
572FarrellA W P JSept 1880SEHunt2Col Rt Hon TaylorMPViscount GormanstoElder brother failed to get nomN
573FaussettBrian GodfreyApr 1877WA Factory InspectorAHunt5Mr Horace WalpoleCousinHon Rev TalbotLord C BeresfordC MaryleboneMPMarquis WaterfordV Ad Hon G HastingsY
574FawkesWilmot H1862 FebSomerset1Mrs Fawkes
575FellowesArthurWMay 1878SWN RARHunt1Capt C FellowesUncleY
576FellowesGeo P B65 -9N CaptY
577FenwickG RobtAugust 1880SEA Brig GeneralDHunt3N Capt ParkinMr WetheredC Grt MarlC Gt MarlowMPArmy relsN
578FenwickChas EdJune 1879ECom MerchantAHuntSmith10Hon Sir J PakingtonV Ad Sir Henry KeppelSir J GarnerMr W GranthamC CroydonMPMr BaughenCol NaughtonMPY
579FenwickCollingwood A65 -9N CaptY
580Fergusonfras WmJanuary 1877ScotA Lt ColRHuntSir Madden3Lord BridportGrandfatherR Ad HoodLt Col FergusonFatherY
581FestingE GSomerset1N Capt FestingFesting
582FetherstonhaughE FMay 1877SEA murderedDHunt4Mr CalenderMr F WingfieldUncleSir H KeppelLady CodringtonWife of AdY
583FieldOliverNovember 1876SEClergyAHunt4Lord RodenRev H PalmerRev FieldFatherMrs FieldMotherY
584FieldArthur MN CaptY
585FieldingHon F G H JSept 1880SEIndAHunt1Earl of DenbighFatherY
586FiennesCecil JMarch 1881NClergy -HonAHunt1Earl Darnley-
587FisherWm FentonJuly 1873WightNo ProfessionAGoschen1Cookson & Co
588FisherFrank OMay 1873WightLeg SolicitorAGoschen1Sir C TurnerNom declined father diedDe
589FisherThos HenryNov 1869SwN RA J FisherSir T Symonds1N RA J FisherFatherY
590FisherWm B65 -9N CaptY
591FisherPeter H SJuly 1869EN CaptDCorry1Mrs FisherMother
592FisherThomas hN RAY
593FitzClarenceW HJuly 1881N Capt HonRHunt1Lady M.FitzClareenMother
594FitzclarenceHon W GMar 1878SeInd LandedAHuntMr Egerton6Lord MunsterFatherEarl GlasgowLord LilfordLord Leconfieldcapt HeneagueSir C EdenGt Uncle commanded Royal Yacht - FitzClarenceY
595FitzgeraldRichard PNov 1875SEN Gun LtR3FitzgeraldFatherMr DisraeliCapt LyonsY
596FitzGeraldLord ChasAugust 1872IreAAGoschen1Lord KildareFatherOne son MidY
597FitzGeraldWilfredOctober1872WGoschenCapt Hall1Lord CarnegieL ForfarshireMPY
598FitzgeraldLord M65-68Somerset
599FitzmauriceE WNovember 1880SEADHunt1Earl Orkney
600FitzsimmonsW W HAugust 1867IRe1Gen Sir J ChattertonA relsY
601FlemyngA E FNov 1878ScotClergyAHuntSmith2V Ad Sir W EdmonstoneBtC Stirlingsh.MPRev FlemyngFatherFather,R service Chaplain Gr AY
602FoleyFrancis F69 -75A CaptY
603FoleyCF60 -62Somerset
604FoljambeCGFeb? 1860Somerset
605FootC R De CNov 1878SEClergyAHuntSir H Yelverton5Mr Sclater BoothC HampshireMPRev W FieldSir C EdenV Ad E OmmanneyMr FoxY
606FootC PSomerset1N VAM H Dixon
607FootCharlesIre1Mr E d GroganMP
608ForbesA W WOctober 1867SWRM CoACorry2FatherEsqA relsY
609ForbesA W WOct 1867A RMCorryY
610ForbesWm BalfourF Lygon1N Lt CandlerY
611FordA RPakington1Mr TollemacheMPMr Tollemache calledY
612FordW P BJuly 1881SEFarmer -wealthyAHunt1Mr FarrerLH
613ForrestWiford T69 -75A CaptY
614ForsythArthur B L65 -9N CaptY
615FortescueHon Seymour69 -75Corry1Lord FortescueFatherCorry hopes to nom
616FortescueR J1860 JuneSomerset1Lady Bulted
617FortescueHon Seymour JFeb? 1869Ind LandedY
618FortescueR J1860 June1Lady Willoughby De BrookeAuntY
619FosterThomas HudsonJune 1881EARHunt4Sir W Foster BTAd EdmonstoneC StirlingshrMPMr C S ReadC NorfolkMPSir R BuxtonC Bury St EdmondsMPY
620FowlerC W HJan 1883DoctorAHunt1Sir W GregoryBtC Lincolnsh.MP
621FrederickG ChasAug 1869SECiv Ser Ast Controller ExchequerCorryMr J Hay1N VA C FrederickY
622FremantleSydney RobtApril 1881SEN CaptRHunt2Hon E R FremantleFatherLord MiddletonY
623FrenchH FredMay 1879SECom Suurveyor Land AgentAHuntSmith2Mr W TaylorL BlackburnMPMr h FrenchFatherA relsY
624FrereA H TAugust 1872ClergyGoschen3Rev FrereFatherRev GurdonUncleLord KimberleyY
625FroudePascoe GrenfellFeb 1868SEAuthorACorry1FroudeFatherLord StanleyFather is now engaged in writing the History of EnglandY
626FulfordRB60 -62Somerset
627FurlongC AlexAug 1869SeCorry1N Mr W JohnsonSwopY
628GaisfordJulian ChasSept 1875SEARL When?4A Capt Ld W KerrRev g Gaisford UncleUncleMr H EdenY
629GaithPercy L65 -9A ColY
630GaleWm H L65 -9ClergyY
631GallweyC H PJune1870NARCorry1Miss L GallweyAunt
632GallweyC H PJune1870NNRCorryCapt Campbell1Miss L GallweyY
633GapeG W MMarch 1870SEA Mil CaptCorry1Earl VerulamGt UncleAd Gape (Trafalgar) Gt Uncle
634GarawayA HMar 1875EMed SurgeonACorryMr MillerMPF Surgeon(clever)Y
635GardinerA FAug 1875SEClergyHunt1Rt Hon G W HuntMPGr.N Capt served with distinction,died starvation,Tierra Del FuegoY
636GarveyC W F65 -69N CdrY
637GaskellSam WmMar 18751SEInd landedACorryHunt2Lord ExeterHon A F O LiddellY
638GedgeH JApril 1872GuernseyGoschen1Ad CockburnNom SwopY
639GedgePercy h3Lord ChurstonG.Thorn EsqC Richards EsqRichards says Mr Thorn 'a most gallant fellow, 84 years old and one of the best farmers in the regioY
640GerardNoel1860 MarSomerset1Earl Gainsboro'
641GermanHenry P65 -9A MilY
642GibbesRPMarch 1881SEStockbrokerHunt1Mr J DanversN
643GibbonsC TJuly 1873ClergyGoschen1Rev Gibbons
644GibbonsF K CDec 1878EA Capt (Clerk W O )RHuntSmith3Lord G HamiltonC M'sexMPMr NorthcoteGen Sir D WoodA relsY
645GiffardGA60 -62Somerset
646GiffordE RInd LandedY
647GiffordHon E K65-68Somerset
648GilbertArthur RobtJuly 1876MidClergymanAHunt2Rt Hon J CaveC ShorehamMPRev Lake Onslow
649GillWCH60 -67Somerset
650GillowWm65 -9A CaptY
651GimletteChas TurnerAugust 1872EN SurgeonGoschenMr Lefevre1Mr DelahuntMPY
652GimletteG H DSept 1869SEN Med Surgeon1Mr GimletteGr Master Shipwright WoolwichN?
653GivernH De NeufvilleJune 1868IreCorry2RevMr D JonesC SudburyMP
654GladstoneChas EN1Mr W GladstoneUncleUncle served on Gr. Hosp C'tteeY
655GladstoneM60 62Somerset
656GlanvilleOF60 -67Somerset
657GlennieRobt WoodyerMay 1882SELand agentAHunt1Rt Hon RA CrossC PrestonMPLH
658GoddardFP60 -67Somerset
659GodfinchJ HApril 1873SEADGoschen2Rev FanshaweMr CliftonF was Sir H GoldfishY
660GodfreyC DrewSept 1880NA Lt ColHunt2Col IrelandC BewdleyMPHon A F EgertonN
661GoldinghamR EAug 1869WGent FarmerCorry1Earl BeauchampN?
662GoldneyA JohnJuly 1868SEClergy (Grwch H)ACorry1Lord ChelmsfordY
663GoldneyE60 -62Somerset
664GoldsmithG.LangdonSept 1880SEC EastmansArchitectAHunt2SirW AndersonKCBAd.Lord PagetSIR W Anderson , Navy office, organised acc.systemN
665GoochThomas SNov 187?SENo ProfessionAHunt3Earl VerulamMr G RyderC SalisburyMPMarquis AbergavennyY
666GoodfellowE FitzherbertFeb 1868SEDoctor Pysician M'Sex hospitalACorry3EsqEsqMr SimpsonMPFather has offered various sugegestions to Govt about Public HealthY
667GordonG V HDec 1878SEKings CanterburyA ColAHuntCapt Molyneux1Capt GordonUncleY
668GordonJ M KJuly 1878MadeiraInd LandedAHuntMr Egerton1Prince Ed of Saxe WeimarH R HY
669GordonHenry M65 -9A CaptY
670GordonLord L60 -62Somerset
671GordonGK60 -62Somerset
672GordonStuart DixonMarch 1872SEC StubbingtonA ColRGoschen1Col DixonfatherFather's long service India
673GordonJ G SJan 1879ScotA Ind (landed)AHunt1Hon G K Falconer
674GoreHerbertJune 1879WInd GentAHuntCapt Buller1Lt PowellMP UncleY
675GoringWalterJune 1877SEClergyHunt1Rev GoringFatherOf Portland Place?Y
676GostlingF D Le MOct 1875SEA Lt ColDR Ad Hornby2Mr J FanshaweFatherMrLe MarchantY
677Gough -CalthorpeS AJune 1878WightA ColAHunt2Mr J BoothMr B CochraneFather's A servicesY
678GowAlexGDecember1881MidCom Coffee planterAHunt1Mrs SmithMrs Latrobe to Mrs Smith Father partially paralysed
679GraemeA M S1Hon F LygonC WorcestershMPY
680GrantA E C G65 -9A ColY
681GrantJan R69 -75Civ Ser Gov MaltaY
682GrantIan RJan 1870A Lt GenCorry1Lt Gen GrantBoy grandson Viscount Gough
683GrantHeathcote SAug ust 1877EC StubbingtonADHunt3Col Sir J CowellSir A ArmstrongMr BroughtonA RelsY
684GrantWm LowtherMay 1878SECon Banker JPAHunt4Mr GrantFatherMrs NaresCapt Nares is uncleCapt M LowtherSir W DykeY
685GrantChas DouglasJune 1877WN PaymasterAHunt1The HydrographerLong service fatherY
686GranvilleRobertApr 1878Hunt6Capt FairfaxLord CamperdownMr CallenderEarl YarmouthCapt M Culme SeymourAd HallBoy great grandson lateAd Sir h parkerY
687GranvilleC DelabeneDec 1878SEHuntSmith4Mrs W PigottLady Chas PauletSir H KeppelSir Chas EdenGrandson V Ad Hyde Parker and Ad WindhamY
688GravesArthur F65 -9ClergyY
689GreenWm S P65 -9A ColY
690GreenwayCEApr 1878SEMerchantAHunt1Mrs GreenwayGrandfather severely wounded by a 14lb shot in American War 1812,SHOT STILL in possession of family.
691GreenwayE CSeptember 1873WRev SpurlingWo'hamA Ind Lt ColRGoschenHUnt2Mr WiseMPMr ReptonL WarwickMPY
692GreetThos Y65 -9N CaptY
693GregoryR GrahamJune 1878IreInd JPAHuntAd Hornby5Lord C BeresfordC MaryleboneMPLord OrmondeMr A KavanaghMPMarquis of OrmondeCapt J SoadyY
694GregsonHarold S KJuly1880NEInd JPASmithSmith1Sir MWRidleyC N'umberlandMPY
695GrenfellA B GMay 1868SEN RAACorrySir S Dacres1FatherY
696GrenfellJohn PascoeAug 1882SEIndAHunt1Mr GrenfellFather
697GrenfellJ E PJuly 1878Isle ManCiv Ser NS WalesDHuntMr Egerton2H B LockCapt H Fairfax'Father...lost his life in defending mails and large quantity of gold against Bush rangers..'Y
698GrenfellAlgernon B G65 -69N RAY
699GrevilleA J GApril 1875SEC StubbingtonsN CaptRCorryHunt!N Ad Sir Chas EdenY
700GrevilleA B ENov 1878SEN CaptAHuntSmith1Capt GrevilleFatherOwn services,one son Mid,?40 scaleY
701GreyReginald1860 NovSomerset1E Fairfax Esq
702GreyHG65-68Somerset
703GriffinCPGJuly 1877SWADHunt1Sir H Keppel
704GriffithHerbert EdJune 1875SELeg SolicitorDCorry2Mrs GriffithMotherRev W OnslowN ChapNephew Dr Donaldson Bury St Edmunds schoolN
705GrimstonOswald DJanuary 1873SEA MajorAGoschenAd Cumming4Mr D GoschenMr WolleyMr AppleyardSir H HoareY
706GrissellR WApril 1872EEng CivDGoschen1Mr H AdairL IpswichMPY
707GroganWm JohnOctober 1871SWClergymanAGoschenCapt Hall2Mr J S HallCapt Vansitt
708GrosvenorHon AlgernonFeb?1860Somerset
709GroubeFrancis E65 -9A ColY
710GroveW H WMar 1868ECorry1Miss MurrayNom Promised by CorryY
711GroverG LSept 1881SECiv ServRHunt2Mr GroverFatherAd Sir C Key
712GrowseR ROct 1875EC EastmansMed DrD2Mrs GoschenMrs GrowseMotherMrs G for Lady waldegrave.Boys father her doctorand great friendY
713GuinessA S EJune 1881SEInd JP DublinAHunt3Mr ReedMPSir A GuinessMP cousinMr GuinessFatherCousin of Culme Seymours
714GunnWm FrancisDec 1870NNRCorrySwopY
715GunnWm F69 -75Med DoctorY
716GunnerArthur GodfroySept 1869SE1N Capt W HeathUncleNav relsN?
717GunnistonHon Wm69 -75Ind LandedY
718GurneyAnthony FFeb 1878Com BankerAHunt5Lord C j HamiltonMr R BourkeC Kings LynnMPMr G BentinckMPEarl DerbyEarl hardwickeY
719GuthrieD CJune 1873EGoschen3Mr GuthrieFatherCapt F H StirlingSir A MilneGoschen 'particularlyinterested'Y
720GwynneG GApr 1878WLeg SolicitorAHunt2Mr GachesGodfatherMr J GardnerC CheltenhamMP
721HainsW R HOctober 1873SWChrists HospitalN CaptAGoschen2Capt HainsCol Clarke
722Haiston?H C E65 -9N CdrY
723HallC E SAug 1874SEARCorryHunt1N RA Sir C A King
724hallF GOctober 1873SEC Burneys(Sherbornew)A Lt ColRGoschen1Mrs GoschenY
725HallNigel MSept 1871SEC BurneysADGoschen1Mrs HallMotherNephew Lord KintonY
726HallBasil W RMar 1879SeN CaptRHuntAd Hall1A BatherY
727HallFrankJuly 1880 MidlandsInd GentDSmithSmith1Mr J.Chamberlain'Mother keeps an hotel in B'ham....v.littlehope'N
728HallEdmund R H69 -75N RAY
729HallAG60 -67Somerset
730Hall-KingHerbert GMarch 1875Private Sc ( Home)N RA Sir W KHallAGoschen1Rear Ad WKHallFatherY
731HamiltonFred TowerMarch 1870SEN CaptCorry1Capt HamiltonFather
732HamiltonClaude,LeslieOctober 1876SEA CaptDHunt1Lt C CampbellFather killed in New Zealand in 1864Mother went mad on hearing of father's death.Asks ?40 scale
733HamiltonS A RFeb? 1860Somerset1Lord Dufferin
734HamiltonAlfred DouglasSept 1875I WightN CaptDHunt1N Capt BoysSen Nav RelsY
735HamiltonAW60 -67Somerset
736HamiltonSARFeb?1860Somerset
737HamiltonAMR60 -67Somerset
738HamiltonI DJanuary 1873EInd landed proprietorAGoschenR Ad Hillyer3Mrs GoschenMrOnslowAd M De ConryY
739HamiltonFred S69 -75N Capty
740HamlynOEP60 -67Somerset
741HammondFredkJune 1878SEEd Teacher HeadAHuntMr Egerton5Lord LondesMr Leigh PembertonMaj DicksonMPMr FreshfieldC DoverMPMr DeedesC KentMPSwopY
742HamondGraham E1861 JanSomerset1N Ad Sir G E Hamond
743HamondD S R G65 -9N AdY
744HandcockC.LancelotJune 1869IreClergymanACorry1Col VandaleurN
745HandcockC H K SApril 1872IreGoschenCapt Oldfield1Mr W H GregoryMPY
746HandcockStaniusA ColY
747HandyS AW JFebruary 1872SWGoschen1Capt ParkinCapt Parkin's swapY
748HarbordA CApril 1783SEGoschen1Rt Hon GoschenL RiponMPWsopY
749HarbordRichard MJan 1879Morden CollegeClergy HonAHuntSmith3Sir C Mills BtL NorthallertonMPViscount BuryMr Spencer StanhopeC YorksMP
750HardcastleGrey RFeb 1881NMerchantAHunt1The American MinN
751HardingeJ T1Earl ArranY
752HardyE EFebruary1876MidClergyAHunt4Mr Ormsby GoreMPMaj MerickMr C KempeViscount NewportC ShropshireMPFather very poorY
753HarfordF DJanuary 1875WPrep S W Super MJP & DL Gloc'strAGoschen1Mr HarfordFather
754HarmanGerald LK65 -9IndY
755HarrisWm BirkbeckApril 1881SECom BankerDHunt2Mr HarrisEarl StanbrookeCase already refused once
756harrisonErnest WJune 1877EUnderwriterAHunt1Capt Loady
757HarrisonCV1Mrs Pim
758HarveyPercy LeighOct 1869IreA Capt Ind1Earl HuntingdonN?
759HastingsWalter HJanuary 1882MidN Ad HonDHunt1Mrs HastingsMother
760HastingsC G wJune 1868E1R Ad Hon hastingsUncleSwopY
761HatchardA HMay 1870SEClergyCorry2Dean TigheHon W Ashley
762HathwayHLApril 1783SEChrists HospitalA soldierMurdeGoschen1Mrs LloydMotherY
763HavilandG A D65 -9ClergyY
764HawdonRobt TMay 1868NDoctor PhysicianDCorry1Rt Hon S WalpoleC Cambridge UniMPBoy Orphan
765HawkeHon StanhopeAugust 1876EClergymanAHunt1Rev Lord HawkeFatherBoy descended Lord HawkeY
766HawkeHon H BrookeMarch 1881NIndependentAHunt1Lord HawkeFatherDirect descendant Ad.lord Hawke
767HawkerGerald SFebruary1874SWCom MerchantAGoschen1R Ad Stewartswop Capt Goodenough Nephew Sir M SeymourY
768HawkerE G ADec 1875SEC EastmansA Lt ColC HawkerUncleN?
769HawkinE G AFebruary1876SEC Eastmans A Lt ColRHuntLord Gilford1UncleY
770Haworth-BoothFFNovember 1877NMilitia Lt ColAHunt4Mr BroadlyC E.RidingMPMr MakinsC EssexMPHon C FitzwilliamC YorksMPMr L StarkeyC YorksMPY
771HayJohn MJune 1878SEN PaymasterHuntAd Hood3R Ad RiceMrs HayMotherCdrHayGrandfatherMother asks ?40 scaleY
772HayHon RFG Herbert60 -63Somerset
773HayP MatherMar 1879NNo ProfessionAHuntSmith4Mr GourleyL SunderlandMPJ HughesQCSir E W WatkinL/Ind HytheMPGen MalcolmY
774HayesMontague RJuly 1868N CaptACorryAd Chapman1fatherY
775HayesH TJan 1868WightA Ind CaptKACorry1Mother
776HayesHenry H65 -9ClergyY
777HayneAN60 -63Somerset
778HeathHerbert LeopoldJune 1875SEN AdCorry1Ad Sir L G HeathOwn Services Led Abyssinian ExpY
779HeathcoteArthur ClevelandMar 1868SeN Capt (post)RCorryAd J Seymour1FatherY
780HeathcoteWm ESomerset1A Capt Heathcote
781HebelerB AJan 1883Com Bank ManagerAHunt1Sir H StewartMr Rendel, member of C'ttee on ship design asks through Mr Stewart
782HeberPercy A1860 FebSomersetPakington2Mr B WrightonLord LovaineY
783HedleyFredk AlexJune 1877SEA Civ SerAHunt4Mr EatonLord HamptonMr ShieldhamMr CarmichaelY
784HelbertGNovember 1880SEA IndRHunt2Hon StanhopeLord Stanhope
785HelbyA R E!860 AprilSomerset1Lord Eppingham
786HelbyE C HJuly 1868SEChrists Hosp(Ad Nom)N CdrACorrySir A Milne1Capt RichardsY
787HelbyEdw LH65 -9N CaptY
788HendersonGeorge PApril1865N RAASomersetAd.King1Rear Ad.HendersonFather
789HendersonGeorge S65 -9ClergyY
790HendersonGP60 -63Somerset
791HennikerA JohnJune 1879ScotInd LandedAHuntSmith1Sir B Henniker Bt'Mr Hunt says"Sir B need not apprehend his boy being overlooked if he remains in Office"Y
792HerbertP T CFebruary1882WHunt2Mrs StoughtonMrA DewingUncle
793HerbertWm R65 -9MY
794HerrickEdSEPak2N Ad DuncombeN Capt HerrickY
795HerveyF W FMay 1877SEInd LandedAHunt2Lord HerveyFatherLady HerveyMotherY
796HeusleyW SFebruary 1873WClergyAGoschenSir T D Acland BTC SomersetMPMr StoneUncleA rels
797HewettE MatsonJan 1878SEHunt1Sir W HewettFatherOne son in Navy 'Had no nom for either Devastation or ActiveY
798HewettGeorge HayleyNov 1869SWClergy2Rev H BarnesN RA Hon HastingsN?
799HewettGeo H69 -75ClergyY
800HeweyAG60 -63Somerset
801HewittJohnGOctober 1871WClergyAGoschen2Mr RiscottMr B OsborneL LiskeardMPY
802HewsonJ H F1Mr G HardyC LeominsterMP -Uncle
803HeymanGerald AMay 1876IreA ColAHuntSir A Milne3V Ad TarletonMajor PeploeC HerefordshrMPMr HeymanGrandfatherBoy Cousin Lady DefferinY
804HibganeABMar 1868EA IndRCorry1Mr Hall
805HickleyL W NJan 1879SeLeg SolicitorAHunt1Sir W m Ridley
806HickleyJohn DennisNN Capt1Capt Hickley34 yrs serviceY
807HicklyC SpencerJuly 1878SWN RARHuntHunt1R Ad HickleyFatherBoy one of ten childrenY
808HickmanR St JohnAugust 1880IreA MajorAHunt2Marquis DonegalMaj HickmanFatherCapt Smith promised nom - but Hongkong not entitledN
809HiggensJamiesonJuly 1877SEInd Landed JPAHunt7Mr CrossCdr BuckleSir m SeymourSir W KnightonRev H youngCapt OPhillimoreY
810HiliardHerbert WmMar 1879SeA Ind Col madras StaffAHuntCapt Molyneux for Ru1Capt MolyneuxY
811HillEdward KeppelNovember 1876SEC EastmansA Ind Lt ColAHuntCapt Stephenson for1Hon Rev S C KeppelNephew Sir H KeppelY
812HillMarcus RowleySept 1880SEClergy BishopAHunt2Mr HillMarquiss AbergavennyY
813HillEdward J69 -75Clergy
814HillarThos StandishJune 1875SENo ProfessionCorry1Sir Chas H MillsBTY
815HillyarC BJuly 1881N VARHunt1Ad.Hillyar1 son Mid Asks ?40 scale
816HillyarWilliam POctober 1876SEN RAAHunt1R Ad H HillyarFather.Grandson Ad Sir S Hillyar. Father asks ?4O scaleY
817HillyarC H SFeb 1878IreN RAAHunt1R Ad HillyarFatherOne son in Navy
818HillyardGeorge WAug 1877SESuper of large Industrial SchoolAHunt2Lt Col HillyardUncleCount GleichenY
819HindeH N GFebruary 1877EARHunt3Mr JMacartneyCdr R WhyteUncleMajor W Ormsby GoreC ShropshireMP
820Hirtzelc HenryJan 1879SWLeg SolicitorAHunt2Sir L Palk BtC DevonMPMr A MillsC TauntonMPBoy in care of Sir L Palk
821HitchinsHenry DMay 1873SEClergyAGoschen2Rev IronsRev HitchinsFatherTS ConwayY
822HoareW NobleFebruaryCom MerchantACorry1Sir G LambertY
823HobsonEdwin A60 -63Somerset
824HockinR HickinsApril 1783SEC BurneysNo professionAGoschen1Mr J TalbotC KidderminsterMPY
825HockinC H SAugust 1872N CaptAGoschenSir S Dacres2Capt HockinFatherAd HornbyY
826HockinG StirlingNov 1878SWN RARHuntSir M Lopes3R Ad HockinFatherSir T SymondsSir L Palk BtC DevonMP?40 scaleY
827HodderSamuelMar 1877IreInd JPAHunt1Mr HGoulding
828HodgesP JJune 1878SWClergyDHunt3Rev T barkerLord BeaconsfieldMr M CorryBoy orphanY
829HodgsonJ H1860 SeptCapt Heathcote2Sir E KerissonSir Balwin WalkerHodgsonY
830HodgsonW G C65 -9ClergyY
831HodgsonJJ60 -67Somerset
832HolbeckEA60 -67Somerset
833HoldenH N LJune 1878MidClergy Head I pswich ScAHunt1Cdr HaworthA rels
834HoleH WhitworthSEClergy2Duchess Dow.ClevelandLord H LennoxN?
835HolmesH GilbertDec 1875SEC EastmansNo ProfessionCapt Grant1Lord HawardenServicedeathsY
836HomeHon C60 -67Somerset
837HonnerJosephOctober1872IreGoschenCapt Douglas1Mr D HeronMPY
838HoodHN60 -62Somerset
839HooperHenry BApril 1783SeClergyGoschen1Rev HooperFatherRel Capt Dowell Capt RossY
840HooperC W RApril 1872SEA Capt IndAGoschen1A Ad GiffordY
841HooperW BJuly 1881SEClergymanAHunt1Mr ScottMPLH
842HopkinsJ E MMarch 1872SEGoschen1Mr Grant DuffL MaryleboneMPY
843HordernLionel RApril 1873ENAGoschen1Mr Hordern10 yrs controller of Navy Dept
844HoreHenry ReidJan 1870N Capt Attache at ParisCorry1capt HoreFather
845HoreChas OSeptember 1873SeN CaptDGoschen1Mrs HoreMotherF 40 yrs naval attache at ParisY
846HorneR G SScotLeg Advocate SherriffAHunt8Sir F GrantUncleN Capt LucasSir G Home BtLord HertfordSir A MilneBishop argyllY
847HorsleyArthur J65 -9A ColY
848HoskinsDouglas HNov 187?SE Com Merchant JPAHunt1Lord SalisburyAd Lord Hood gt uncleY
849HoskynsPeyton65 -9Clergy
850HosteT TOctober 1875WA ColAHunt4Col GardinerLord EmlynC CarmarthenMPMr J BorroughesCousinCapt Sir W HosteGreat UncleY
851HosteTHFeb 1876WA Col2Mr E GreeneC Bury St EdmundsMPMr RowsellN?
852HothamAlgernon JOctober 1876WClergyAHuntAd Hawke2Ad Sir W EdmonstoneRev HothamFatherGrandson ,V Ad Hon Sir A Hotham,died at Malta 1833Y
853HounsellDAW65 -9Med DoctorY
854HowardA B MMay 1877A Insp HospitalsRHunt5Capt P TurnerMPMr Shaw StewartMr V LushingtonCapt M MolyneuxCapt Milne HorneC Berwicksh.MPCapt TurnerMP has not troubled his party much and is greatly interested'Y
855HowardJB60 -63Somerset
856HowardA60 -67Somerset
857HoweAubrey WAug 1875IreCom Bank GentLord Gilford1Lord AnnesleyGrandfatherY
858HoweHon AGC60 -63Somerset
859HowellChas AlexJuly 1876EInd JPAHuntSir M Lopes2Mrs HowellMotherCapt BullerY
860HowellGerard JMay 1876ENo professionAHunt2Mr J WatlingtonRear Ad R HallBoy in care of R A HallY
861HowellE A RMay 1882ECiv Ser IndAHunt1Sir T HowellGrandfatherFather's services
862HubbardGodfreyJuly 1873SEClergyAGoschen3Rev HubbardFatherRev HubbardFatherCapt ParishY
863HubbardHugh L65 -9ClergyY
864HuddlestonRalphSept 187?WalesCiv Ser IndAHunt5Earl LonsdaleSir A ArmstrongDuke BuckinghamMr W LowtherC WestmorlandMPRev Stracey8 sons and no assistance beyond a fair startY
865HughesAlfred CMarch1882FranceARHunt1Lord J Manners
866HughesRobt LCorry1Visc.NewportC ShropshireMPY
867HughesHerbert M V69 -75ClergyY
868HulbertHenry L B65 -9ClergyY
869HultonE GNPakington2W Hulton EsqCol J Wilson PattenMPY
870HumphreysWmNov 18691Col Hon H AnnersleyUncle killed Ind MutinyN?
871HuntEdwin GuyApril 1872WCom IronmasterAGoschen1Mr CrawfordL City LondonMPY
872Hunt T homas RowlandDecember 1873WWellingtonNo professionAGoschen2Mr HuntFatherCapt TryonY
873HuntWm GMay 1873WC EastmansA MilitiaAGoschenCapt Rowley3Mr HodgsonMPMr GribbleMPMr WalkerSwopY
874HuntS WDecember 1876SEClergyAHunt1Rt Hon J MowbrayC Oxford UniMP13 children
875HuntAllen TAug 1879NEFirst LordDHuntSmith1Mrs Ward HuntWidow F LY
876HunterArthur JohnMay 1876MidC EastmansCom BankerAHunt3Mr F WalpoleC Kings LynnMPMr R PearseLord F J HamiltonC ManchesterMPY
877HunterClaude65 -9Ind LandedY
878HurleyMauriceRNov 1871NEInd JPRHunt1Lord G HamiltonC M'sexA rels
879HurleyL B S65 -9A CaptY
880HutchinsHon P M H65 -9MY
881HutchinsonaRTHURNPakington2J farrerMr CharlesworthC WakefieldMPY
882HuttonG BowesNovember 1880SEA Surgeon MajorRHunt5Marquis ConynghamLord LondesMr RidleyMPSir G Eliot BtC DurhamMPLord CastlereaghC MontgomeryMPLH
883InflefieldF SApr 1868ScotA Lt ColACorry1FatherA relsY
884InglefieldE FApril 1873Goschen1Ad InglefieldY
885InglefieldFred SApr 1873A ColY
886InglisA LFebruary1874ScotMadras C St AndrewsLeg SolicitorAGoschen1Lord LorneFather,Proc urator Fiscal GlasgowY
887IngramC WWJune1870ClergyCorry2Herbert DomvileJ R YorkeC GloucestershMPNaval Rels
888Innes-MitchellN MJune 1881IndependentAHunt5Lord ElphinstoneHon Sir H KeppelMr ArkwrightC DerbyshireMPLord ElchoC GloucesterMPMr A ArkwrightC Derbysh.MP
889IrelandM De CourcySept 1880ClergymanAHunt2Mr YorkeMPSir M BechArmy rels
890JacksonL F CJune 1868SEInd landedACorry6Sir J PakingtonRt Hon sir S WalpoleC CambridgeMPLt ColMr G VansittartC BerksMPMr M CorryAd g SeymourY
891JacksonThomasJuly 1881SWN CdrAHunt1Rev Canon InceY
892JacksonThomas SJuly 1881Ind landedSmith
893JacobJHFeb?1861Somerset
894JamesArthur HJanuary 1882SEA LtDHunt1Mrs JamesMother
895JamesArthur ParkinsonSept 187?EClergyAHunt2Lady J MannersLord EssexHunt informed Lady Manners privately that he would nominateY
896JamesWmDec 1875SELeg barristerHubnt1FatherF appt in Office of LunacyY
897JamesEllis GOct 1867JerseyARCorryMr Deane1Maj ClarkeRelsY
898JardineWilliamApril 1881MidN Post CaptainDHunt7Mr RatcliffeCol E NevilleSir A MundayAd FleetRt Hon TaylorMPAd Sir W MendsFather flag capt to Sir A Milne
899JarvisE AAugust 1876ECom BankerHunt3Lord C HamiltonRev Onslow RNHRH PrinceWalesY
900JarvisEd aSept 1876ECom Banker3Lord C J HamiltonC Kings LynnMPRev W D OnslowHRHPrince Wales
901JeffersonThomas F P65 -9ClergyY
902JeffreyE Fred1861 OctSomerset1A Lt Col Jeffreys
903JenkinsRobertSeptember 1873WShrewsburyN CaptAGoschen1Capt JenkinsF own servicesY
904JenkinsJ G65 -9ClergyY
905JenkinsonR A bSeptember 1873SEInd landedAGoschen1Sir G Jenkinson BtFatherY
906JenkinsonH Law AclandApr 1877SEBarrister JPRHunt2Mr JenkinsonFatherSir Stafford NorthcoreY
907JenningsChas P65 -9ClergyY
908Jervis EdwardsC BAug 1879EHuntLord Gilford2Ad hallAdGrandfatherY
909JervoiseE P EApril 1873SEInd JPGoschen2Mr JervoiseFatherRt Hon J Sclater BoothC HampshireMPf 'always proposes Mr B for county'B very much interestedY
910JessopJohn edmundJanuary 1873MidGoschen1Capt Hon EgertonN
911JohnT MPak2Mr DeedesC KentMPN RA VincentY
912JohnsonWm C B65 -9A CaptY
913JohnsonH MDecember1880ScotEast I Civ ServHunt1N Capt JohnstoneMP
914JohnstonJamesJan 1870SEA Lt Col MauritiusCorry1Lt Col JohnstonFather
915JohnstoneG F HSept 1874SEARCorry1Lady G MontgomeryAuntF at LucknowY
916JohnstoneGeorge HerbertJune 1882ScotCom MerchantAHunt1Col R Aitken VCUncleA rels
917JohnstoneH McNeilOct 1882NWClergyHunt1R Ad PopplewellUncle
918JohnstoneWm J65 -9N CdrY
919JohnstoneJames69-75A Col
920JonesH M TJuly 1869H M S CanopusN PaymasterCorryMr Childers? TudorFatherY
921Jonesrichard FryerJune 1868WLeg SolicitorACorry1Mr C MonkL GloucesterMP6 sons 2 daughters
922JonesP T H LDecember1880N Post CaptainRHunt4Capt JonesFatherMr Orr EwingC AyrMPAd EdmonstoneC Stirlingsh.MPMrs Cross
923JONESFrank MNovember 1880SEBarristerAHunt3Mr LethbridgeMr JonesFatherMr EganY
924JonesHarryJune 1878EA Lt ColAHunt1Lt Col Jones,VCFatherHeroic actionY
925JonesRalph W65 -9A ColY
926JonesLF60 -67Somerset
927JonstonF L EDecember 1876SWN CaptHunt1Capt JohnstonRev L PotterNom 'at request of Duke of Edinburgh'LH
928JowittEdwardJanuary 1882WIndependentHunt1Mr A W HallC OxfordMP Uncle
929JoynsonH :MeadeAugust 1880MidInd GentAHunt1Mr TorrC L'poolMPNo
930KavanaghM60 -67Somerset
931KayeChas WalterApril 1872SENo professionAGoschen1Mr H DrummondC SurreyMPY
932KayllH EJuly 1869NCom Glass ManufacturerCorry1Mr KayllN?
933KeneR J RAugust 1872EClergyAGoschenSir R Munday2Rev KeaneFatherLord CamperdownY
934KennedyFrancis WJune 1876IreCiv Ser TreasurerAHunt3Hon R BourkeC GloucestershrMPMr I HamiltonMPCol TaylorY
935KeownR60 -62Somerset
936KeppelColin RJune 1876N AD1Sir H KeppelFatherY
937KerChas J.InnesJuly 1880ScotA Lt ColDSmithSmith1DuchessRoxboroughGrandmother 'promised' - double underlining!Y
938KerD St J PenroseFebruary 1877SEC Eastmans (Eton)Civ Ser DiplomatAHunt2Sir H KeppelSir L McClintockY
939KerrF G WMarch1882WightA ColAHunt!Col KerrFatherArmy rels
940KerrJohn H65 -9Ind Landed LordY
941KiddleC D WNovember1872MidChrist's HospitalA Staff CdrGoschen1Staff Cdr KiddleFather
942KildareMaurice Fitzgerald65 -9Ind LandedY
943KillettHenry E69 -75A MajorY
944KincaidW h F sJanuary 1873IreLand AgentAGoschen1Rt Hon W TempleL HampshireMP
945KingArmine FMay 1870ECorry
946KingCecil1860 DecSomerset1Lord Marcus Hill
947KingWalter65 -9ClergyY
948KingW WPakington3Sir J BoothEd CooperMr Cortzy
949King HallHerbert GoodenoughSept 1875SWN RAAd Ryder1N RA Wm K HallFatherY
950KingscoteAFeb? 1860Somerset
951KingscoteWA60 -67Somerset
952KinnoulThos Geo H65 -9Ind LandedY
953KirbyF George65 -9ClergyACorry1Lord NevilleMother neice Lord George Grey,Lord NorthbrookY
954KirkpatrickAlex TJune 1876IreIndependent JPAHunt3Mr KirkpatrickFatherHon R BourkeC Kings LynnMPMr T ConnollyMPMr Hunt cannot promise
955KirkpatrickA TJune 1876IreInd JP2Mr T ConnollyC SurreyMPHon R BourkeC King's LynnMPMr H cannot give a positive promiseN/
956KirkpatrickGeorge DMarch1882EInd JPAHunt1Col W DeedsC E KentMPA.rels
957KirwanArthur M B65 -9ClergyY
958KnaptonA L KJuly 1868SeClergyACorryLord H lennox1Lord G LennoxY
959KnevittHerbertFeb 1881EN CaptRHunt2Capt JKnevittFatherEarl Mount EdgecumbeA.relsLH
960KnightMaurice ChasAugust 1872EN Capt VolunteersAGoschenCapt Hall1Col ClarkeFather,Chairman Board of GuardiansY
961KnightThos A L65 -9ClergyY
962KnowlingG F SApr 1868SWClergyACorrySir S Dacres2FatherR Ad J SymondsSymonds has not had cadetship since Conqueror 1856Y
963KnoxArthur RAugust 1876IReA Maj GenAHunt2Sir J BatesonMaj Gen KnoxFathers long serviceA
964KyrleW E MoneyAd Martin1Col G RushoutMPY
965LacyERnest EdOct 1878SEN CaptRHuntSmith1Capt LacyGt Uncles Sir D Cameron and late Lord De SamaurezY
966LaFargueF C RJanuary 1873EN CdrRGoschen
967LafoneA SApr 1877SECom MerchantAHunt3Lt Col M BeresfordLord SandonThe Lord MayorFather member of London School Board.Hunt'promises now'Y
968LakeHenry SeymourOct 1869IreARCapt Marten1Rt Hon F P DeaneC Worcestersh.MPF Now Crdr Police,DublinY
969LakeHenry S69 -75A ColY
970LambertRandal MDecember1881MidCom Co ManagerAHunt2N Capt GoughMr LambertFatherFather raised RNR force in L'poolLH
971LambertF GJuly 1881NARHunt3Rt Hon TaylorMPMrSpencerStanhopeC YorksMPRt Hon JLowtherC LincolnMPF wounded
972LambertCecil FoleyNov 1871SWCiv SerDHunt4Lord HamptonMr DrummondLord BeauchampMrs LambertMotherY
973LambertR A A65 -9MY
974LanceCyril WNov 1871SWClergyAHuntMr Egerton6V Ad E OmmanneyMr WilderRev Canon BirchSir C EdenMr FitzhughesMr T GrantFather served in Indian ArmyY
975LanderJA Ed60 -67Somerset
976Lane FOxD HJune 1878SEA ColAHuntSmith2Capt H StephensonLord PenrhynY
977LangEdw LN CaptY
978LascellesHon FC60 -62Somerset
979LawE G FClergyAMr J Glyn2Rev R V LawY
980LawriePesrcy SNovember 1876SEA AgentAHunt1Mr Robt H MurrayUncle in Crimean
981LaxtonH J DJuly 1869EClergymanACorry!Mr HaleN
982LayeF G SJan 1868SECorryY
983LayeThos G S65 -9A Coly
984Le RougemontA GJune 1881SEUnderwriterAHunt3Lt Glennie RNMrs G HillMr C KempeA rels
985LearmouthFred ChasJune 1879SEMPAHuntSmith1Col J Learmouth C EdinburghMP FatherC EdinburghY
986LeeWm HarveyMarch 1870SEMed PhysicianCorry1Sir J Burgoyne
987LeekeHenry SomersetApril 1872WalesInd Landed proprietorAGoschen2Hon G GlynL ShaftesburyMPS HollandL MerionethshrMPY
988LeeperAlex69 -75ClergyY
989LeghE N CJan 1868SECorry1Mr G Cornwall LeghC CheshireMPY
990LeighH AlexJerseyA Surgeon1Lord HawardenN?
991LeslieAlan B69 -75Med DoctorY
992LethbridgeW A CApr 1879SeNo Profession(wine merchant)AHuntSmith2Sir R C MusgraveBtSir J AstleyY
993LevesonArthur CavanaghJuly 1881ScotPrivateCom MerchantAHunt1V A Sir EdmonstoneC StirlingshMPLH
994LewesP V NAugust 1878WalesA Lt ColRHuntSmith3Mr LloydMPMr J JonesMPMr AngierA serviceY
995LewisFrancis JDecember1880SEA LtDHunt2Mr CallenderC ManchesterMPMr T LewisC BeaumarisMP
996LeycesterCH60 -62Somerset
997LimpusArthur HenryDecember 1876SEClergyAHuntMr Egerton2V AD Lord F KerrRev E BolstonInformed very little hopeLH
998LindsayA W CrawfordNCiv SerAHunt3F GoulburnJ a YorkeCapt G m Balfour
999LinghamArthurApr 1879SeClergyALord H lennox1RevFatherY
1000LipscombeBasilDecember1881WLand AgentAHunt1Sir S Northcote BtC DevonMP
1001Lister E60 -67Somerset
1002LitleJames WestonJune 1869SEClergy -ChaplainACorryChilders5Rev.LitleFatherLord H LennoxS ChichesterMPMr C RichardEsquireLord AbergavennyCapt.Mends25 yrs.Navy - Widower with 5 boysY
1003LittleAndrew GMar 1877SEClergyHunt2Mr S G SmithC AylesburyMPMiss Hunt
1004LittlehalesFredkMarch 1881SEBankerAHunt1Mr LittlehalesFather
1005LittonThomas Ed FredAugust 1872IreGoschen1Mr LittonFather
1006LloydEdward WJuly 1869WA MajorACorry1Mr GWHuntC NorthamptonMP Sec Tr. UncleY
1007LloydPennant AApril 1876WalesARHuntMr Egerton2Lady EdenLord PenrhynY
1008LoadyJohn ClarkeSept 1880N RAAHunt1Rear Ad LoadyFather's services against pirates . ?40 scaleY
1009LockeF E JJune 1873SWInd Country GentAGoschen3Sir T Acland BtL DevonMPLady NorthcoteH A BosanquetJ A Locke.F is a liberalY
1010LockeWilfred HenryNovember 1880EInd LandedAHunt1Mr PembertonMPArmy rels
1011LodderWm PhilipJanuary 1877EC New CrossN CaptAHuntNew Cross3Capt LodderFatherCapt P TurnerMr C DalrympleC ButeMPY
1012LoginS N MIndY
1013LoginSHM65-68Somerset
1014LongdenChasRobtOctober 1875EN CaptDHunt4Rear Ad RichardsRH SirJFergusonBtCol HutchinsonGrandfatherCol TaylorC SelkirkshMPY
1015LongleyChas HNov 1875SEHunt1H LongleyCousinGt nephew A'Bishop CanterburyY
1016LoryJ LDecember I871SWFarmer,GentAGoschen1Mr LoryY
1017LovebandArthurNov 1878ClergyAHunt2Rt Hon Sir S NorthcoteSir M Lopes
1018LovettW E TSWClergyAHuntSmithSir H YelvertonY
1019LowdellEdward LSept 1871SEDoctorAGoschen1Lord ChichesterY
1020LowryJamesFeb 1870EN Med OfficerCorry2Capt W H StewartDr LowryFather
1021LowryArthur ColeMar 1878NA ColAHuntAd Hornby1Hon H CorryMPA relsY
1022LuardJ ScottDecember1878NARHuntCaptR Wells2WellsfatherMr LushingtonFriend fatherA relsY
1023LuardA FrankMarch 1877EClergyAHuntCapt Beamish1V Ad LuardUncleY
1024LubbockNormanDecember 1873EMr Lee BrightonInd landedAGoschen1Sir J Lubbock BtFather
1025Lucas Armytage AMay 1873SEC EastmansCiv serAGoschen
1026LucasArmstrong AMay 1873EClergyAGoschen1Capt LambertY
1027Lumsden WalterOctober 1878ScotInd LandedAHuntSmith5Capt CatorMrs Bruceof Duffryn Nr CardiffSir J ElphinstoneC PortsmouthMPLord ElchoC GloucestershirMPCapt H StephensonA relsY
1028LushingtonR H LJan 1879WCiv Ser IndRHuntSmith1Mr V LushingtonQCY
1029LutherM F65 -9Med DoctorY
1030LyleCharles AAugust 1880IreClergymanASmith2Mr MulhollandMP UncleN
1031LyonAlexanderJune 1869WMerchantRCorryChilders3Mr LyonLord R.GrosvenorEarl ShrewsburyCorry will nominate if he canY
1032LyonsAlgernonOctober 1875Hunt1Capt LyonsUncleBoy great nephew Lord LyonsY
1033LysaghtARJan 1878WEng Civ Iron ManufAHunt3Hon F MorganC Monmouthsh.MPMr J GardnerCheltenhamMPMrW WaitC GloucesterMPY
1034LysonsF BridgeDec 1874A Maj GenACorryA Maj Gen LysonsFatherY
1035MacalisterN GFebruary1874ScotNo ProfessionAGoschenCapt Perkins5Hon H JohnstoneRt Hon W AdamMr E CrawfordC GranthamMPSir J GreeveMPF severely wounded,imprisoned Tipu SahibY
1036MacartneyT S EJuly 1868IreCorry1J Ellison MacartneyfatherY
1037MacCarthyWm SerleDec 1869SELeg Magistrate IrelandCorry1Lady Augustus HarveyLady A 'one of the most accomplished specimens of juvenile society she has ever met@
1038MacdonaldC B F CNov 1869ScotA6Sir W S MaxwellC PerthshireMPMacdonaldFatherA Capt F CaulfieldRt Hon E S GordonC A'deen & Glasgow UniversitieMPLord LurganA Capt J Miller'F received a commission in army without purchase on account of grandfather's services but refused i
1039MacDonaldChas B69 -75A ColY
1040MacDonnellRGF Lygon3G A hamiltonRt Hon J WhitesideMP Grandfathery
1041MacgillicuddyDC60 -67Somerset
1042MacHutchinL JMar 1879MidClergyAHuntSmith8Sir H Holland BtC MidhurstMPMr R HeatleMPSir C AdderleyC StaffsMPSir Smith ChildMPMr R HanburyC PrestonMPSir M LopesA relsY
1043MacinnesHenryDecember 1876NInd JPAHunt2Rt Hon A CrossC LancsMPMr T SaltLady Victoria Bunton motherY
1044MackenziC CampbellFebruary 1872MidA CaptDGoschen1Lord BolperY
1045MackenzieChas DJan 1879SWNo ProfessionAHuntSmith5The PrimusMr T O WetheredC Gt MarlowMPArchbishop YorkRt Hon S H WalpoleJ S CocksBoy lives in Close Exeter care of Canon CookY
1046MackenzieHD63-65Somerset
1047MackenzieHenry WJan 1879A MajY
1048MacleanH LJuly 1868NDep Insp Gen whitley HospACorry1Maj C Cumming BruceC Elginsh.MP
1049MacnabGordon RobtDec 1882EDoctorHunt1Lord F HerveyC Bury St EdmondsMP
1050MacnamaraA LeslineJune 1879SERailway CommisionerDHuntSmith5Lord BeaconsfieldLord CairusW MorganR Ad ReynoldsMr A S HellMPY
1051MacphersonJohn DNovember1872SEA Lt ColDGoschen1Mrs MacphersonWidow and nine children .F died in Army service
1052MaitlandR F1Mr H J BaillieMPY
1053MaitlandF?60 -62Somerset
1054MalloryT LF Lygon1Mr W EgertonMPY
1055MannersRt Hon Chas WmFebruary 1872SEInd LandedAGoschen1Lord GranvilleY
1056Manners SuttonF H AAug 1882SEHon Manners SuttonIndHunt1Viscount CanterburyUncleFam civil services
1057MargessonR G MMar 1877SEClergyAHunt1Rev MargessonFatherN
1058MarkhamFred WarrenJuly 1878NClergyAHuntHunt2Lady HertfordRev C MarkhamFatherBoy Cousin Capts Albert and Alfred MarkhamY
1059MarriottH NMay 1877SELeg Solicitor Parlt AgentAHunt2Mr MarriottFatherHon W EgertonC CheshireMP
1060MarshHopeton EMay 1879SWA MajDHuntSir M Lopes1Mr W GordonC DumfriesMPA rels Mother 6 children ?40Y
1061MarshallA RDecember1881SEClergy Mas.DulwichAHunt1Mr Lethbridge
1062MarshallArthur HenryJuly 1880EIndASmith3Mr V LushingtonLord BristolMr MakinsC EssexMPN
1063MarshallWalter St LegerJuly 1875SEClergyHunt2Rev C LuxmoreUncleN Capt P LuxmoreUncleY
1064MartinFrancis rJan 1868SEA ColEngineersRCorry1OColFatherA CaptRt Hon MowbrayC Oxford UniversityMPCaptLord ExeterSir S DacresEsq Esq A relsY
1065MartinJohnAugust 1872EClergyGoschen2Cdr WhiteMr P LawY
1066MartinEdw HarringtonOctober1872SEGoschen1R Ad CampbellGrandson of Lt Gen Sir Ian CampbellY
1067MartinJH60 -67Somerset
1068MartynR WDecember 1873C StubbingtonClergymanAGoschen2Rev MartynFathersir j ColeridgeL ExeterMPY
1069MasseyH W CA MajY
1070MaudVernonAug 1875MidClergy1N Ad PowellUncleY
1071MaudeR AAug 1877IREHunt3Lord HawardenEarl of BelmoreMr W ArchdaleMP UncleY
1072MaunderC JamesAug 1869MidClergy1W G AndersonN?
1073MayneM BlairSEA Lt ColAHuntSmith2Col MayneFatherMrT WolleyGodfatherA ServiceY
1074MaysLTBAug 1878NEC EastmansCom MerchantMr Egerton2Lord SandonC L'poolMPMr Chas TurnerC LancsMPY
1075Mc ClintockF G E1860 MayDPakington4Mrs HardymanG B GrayMr McClintockMr BunburyMpMP very anxious 'boy is an orphan'Y
1076Mc KeeW R TApril 1873IreNavy SchoolLeg SolicitorAGoschenMr Hunt1Earl of GosfordY
1077McAlpineRH60 -62Somerset
1078McCarogherE J PJuly 1872EClergyGoschenCapt Hall1Capt HopkinsGreat Grandson late Ad Sir J A OmmannyY
1079McCreaCSeptember 1873SEC BurneysN CaptAGoschen1Capt McCreaGave up his own nom so that son could be nom LATERy
1080McDoundChasAug 1878IreCom BankerAHunt4Rt Hon W H F CoganMPMr G MorrisMPRt Hon G LawMPHon D PlunketC GloucestershMP1 son A Lt
1081McIlreeEdward OFebruaryA MedCorry'noted for services at Scutari'N
1082McKillopArthur TOct.1880SEC New CrossNRADHunt1Rear Ad McKillopFatherY
1083McMickingGilbertSeptember 1875SEHunt2Capt CampbellMr BatesC PlymouthMPIn place of Med rejectionY
1084MeadeR F1861 FebSomerset1R F Meade Esq
1085MechamJohn1860 FebPakington2A Capt Meecham? N L C.ub
1086MellershChas WmJan 1868SECiv Ser Vice Controller POCorry1Capt MaellershUncle
1087MellorW R BOct 1869ECiv Ser IndMr Ducan1Mr IbbotsonMPY
1088MelvillFrancis WmOct.1880SEBarristerAHunt3Mr MelvillFatherMr DanversAd.DowellAd Dowell wrongly informed entitled to nominateY
1089MendsBowenSJune 1873N RAAGoschen1Rear Ad Sir W MendsFatherSwop G promiseswith Capt BickfordY
1090MendsAlgernon RA65 -9N CaptY
1091MercerRobt OrdeJune1870A MajRCorry1A Maj CoxFather
1092MeredythA G MFebruary1876NEN ChaplainRHunt3Lord CombermereSir W anstrutherH F C CustC GranthamMPY
1093MeredythA G mDec 1875MidClergy Chap2Sir W W WynnC MontgomeryMr W F C CustMPN?
1094Meredyth-CharE HMay 1873EHOmeN ChaplainAGoschen1Mr MonkL GloucestershMPY
1095MerewetherG GMay 1877WIndAHuntCapt H Grubbe3Mr AwdriganCol Fisher3Mr A MerewetherFatherBoy grandson of Sir ThomasFellowesY
1096MessumS V S CMarch 1872SEC NewCrossGoschenR.N.School1Mrs MessumMotherOne son, sub -other rels lost in Navy 'See Capt Tryon's remarks as to Mrs Messum'Y
1097MetfordF K SAugust 1876WDoctor surgeonAHunt4Mr K WaitMr BoddamcastleSir F KellyLord ColeridgeY
1098MethuenHon PS1860 SeptSomerset1Lord Broughton
1099MichelWmGrahamFeb 1881SEA MajorAHunt4Major MichelFatherJohn FloyerC DorsetMPMr PagetC LichfieldMPRt Hon Sir Michel
1100MiddletonVicars JMarch 1870IreMed SurgeonCorry1Dr MiddletonFatherI A rel
1101MiddletonA H BApril 1878A ColDHunt2Ad M KavanaghMPCapt W HortonY
1102MiddletonRECapt Katon1Miss MiddletonAuntY
1103MillaisG WmMar 1877SEArtistAHunt1Mr MillaisFatherRequest to Mr Hunt at Academy dinnerW
1104MillarT S R65 -9ClergyY
1105MillerCharles BloisSept 1880SELawyer QCAHunt1Earl CaviusY
1106MillsEdward65 -9Clergy
1107MilnerWm HaullMar 1868SEClergyaSir G Milne1RevFatherA relsY
1108MoirA E GJanuary 1877ScotDHuntAd Rice1Earl of LauderdaleBoy is orphan, will have considerable property when he comes of age.Y
1109MolesworthHenry BJuly 1869NCiv Ser ColCorry1Col TaylorRel Late Sir J AffleckY
1110MolesworthFras Hiltonjan 1868SEClergyACorryCapt Boys of Warrior1fatherRelsY
1111MolonyGodfrey M65 -9IreLeg SolicitorA1Col VandaleurMPFather,six sonsY
1112MolyneuxP H MA Col
1113MonckM H LOct 1867IreDCorry4EsqArchbishop ArmaghLord BarringtonRt Hon J napierREls in servicesY
1114MoncktonWH1860 -60Somerset
1115MoneyLeonard WSeptember 1875SWA CaptGoschen1Mrs CloseMotherBoy descended Ist Lord Exmouth
1116MonroChas EdJune 1876SEClergyAHuntAd Hornby3Capt PechellLord E Hill TrevorRev J CobbartsY
1117MonroAlex ENovember 1880ScotSettler NZAHunt1Col Drum.MorayC PerthshrMP
1118MonsbyW HMay 1875N CaptCorry1N Capt MoresbyFatherGrandson Ad Fleet Sir F MoresbyY
1119MonsonA JMay 1873NClergyAGoschen1Hon G MoncktonC NottsMPF cousin Lord MonsonY
1120MontaguRobt AchesonJuly 1868ScotIndACorry1Lord Robt MontagueFatherY
1121MontaguRobt A LJuly 1868Ind landedCorryY
1122MontgomeryFerguson I65 -9IndY
1123Montgomeryjames P65 -9A MajY
1124MontresorF CDec 1878MidA CaptRHuntSmith3V Ad F MontresorCousinCapt Polhill TurnerMPCapt MontresorfatherSenior Army relY
1125MoorePercy LyndonSept 1880WSolicitorAHunt1Sir J Lechmere BtC Worcestersh.MPN
1126MooreA G H WAug 1875Leg BarristerHunt1Mr F W KnightC WorcestershMPY
1127MoreheadCDA65 -9ClergyY
1128MoresbyW HNovember 1874IreN CaptAGoschen1Capt FoleyGrand father Sir Fairfax Moresby Ad Of Fleet
1129MorganG EMarch 1873SETrinity S SydenhamN CaptRGoschen2V Ad F ScottMrs AnstrutherY
1130MorganF R WNovember 1874EN CdrRGoschenCapt Bains?6N Capt M SeymourH R H Prince ArthurHRHDuke EdinburghMr H LiddellA Col J -PeelLady LethosF promoted for good exams ,service against piratesY
1131MorganChas hMay 1879EN CdrRHunt?2Hon Mrs SwintonDuke CambridgeThrough Gen MacdonaldInvalided navy lost promotion one son MidY
1132MorrisRogerNov 1878SEClergyAHuntSir W King Hall1Sir W DykeY
1133MorrisonWS60 -62Somerset
1134MorrisseyRichardAugust 1872NA Lt & AdjutantAGoschen3HRH Dof CambridgeSir H VerneyL BucksMPCapt LongfordY
1135MortimerSydneyFebruaryA Lt ColACorryrel Capt Bythesea
1136MoubrayB St JohnAugust 1872WalesGoschenLord Camperdon3Cdr MoubrayFatherLord j HayAd FarquharMr J GreenL LeicesterMPY
1137MowbrayE HJuly 1878ScotN CdrRHuntcapt Boxer1Cdr MowbrayFatherOne son Mid A RElsY
1138MundayRichard CJune 1881N PaymasterAHunt1Cdr PriceMP
1139MurphyChas EustaceFebruary 1877IreCom Merchant BrewerAHunt1Mr H Pope HennessyOne son a Mid has R Humane Soc Medal
1140MurrayP C K WApril 1870SECorry1Lt Col MurrayUnclenaval rels
1141MurrayG O HJanuary 1882IreDepPay'mstr DublinAHunt1Mr MurrayFather
1142MurrayHon Andrew DavidMar 1877Ind LandedAHuntLord Chas Scott1Lord StormontFatherGreat grandson Ad Sir Thomas HardyY
1143MurrayAndrew L65 -9Med DoctorY
1144MurrayW FPakington1A Capt Hon J DrummondY
1145MuseChasMay 1878SeLeg lawyerAHuntCapt Glyn1Col MuseMP UncleCapt Glyn noms in commission of Serapis 1876Y
1146MusgravePhilip CFebruary 1877ENo ProfessionHunt3Lord Advocate ScotlandSir C Mills BtC NorthallertonMPSir J KarslakeY
1147NapierChas FredkJanuary 1875SEDulwich ColGoschen2Dow Lady NapierGrandmotherLord NapierUnclefather'unable to doanything for boy'Y
1148NapierChas LionelNovember 1874SWDr Stoke ReadingN CaptAGoschen1Capt G NapierFather
1149NapierTrevelyan A WOct.1880NRAAHunt1Ad NapierY
1150NapierHin A FDec 1878gibralttarHuntSmith1Lord Napier of MagdalaFathernapier informed son is on listY
1151NapierJames RodneySomerset1N Cdr J Napier
1152NapierJ RSW1Sir Geo Maclean
1153NaresWm GrantFebruary 1877SEN CaptAHunt1Mrs NaresFather commands the Arctic expedition. Request withdrawn at mother's requestW
1154NaylorEd SJanuary 1882SEC NewCrossA CaptDGoschen1Mrs NaylorY
1155NeateCKFeb?1860Somerset
1156NeckHughVanJanuary 1873ELeg SolicitorAGoschen3Mr EastwickC PenrhynMPSir H StokeMr NeckFatherBoy speaks French and Gerrman fluentlyY
1157NelsonM H HMay 1878SWN CaptAHunt1Capt Hon M H NelsonFatherGreat great nephew of NelsonY
1158NevileH I WJan 1879EClergyAHuntSmith4Lord AbergavennyLord Manners to EgertonA H C BrownH C StapyltonCousinY
1159NevilleAugustine65 -9ClergyY
1160NewboldT S GJune 1878IreClergyDHuntAd Yelverton3Lord HailettMaj GoreCMPLady Ormsby GoreBoy will have ?5000Y
1161NewboltGeo PAugust 1876SEMilitiaRHunt2V AdSir C ShadwellMR EdwardsMPA rels
1162NewlandC F WNovember 1876IreRoy Irish ConstabularyAHunt1Col F H RichUncleGt Uncles Ads F and C Rich
1163NewlandRichard B65 -9N CaptY
1164NewleyFrancis WOct.1880SEClergymanAHunt2Ad C W hopeRev F NewleyN
1165NewmanFred Roope65 -9ClergyY
1166NewtonF E ANovember 1874EAGoschen2Mrs GoschenN Ad Sir Chas EdenY
1167NicholsJ H EAugust 1872NA ColAGoschen1Col NicholsA rels
1168NicholsonWm HenryMay 1875SELeg BarristerCorryMr Lushington3Mr LushingtonSir W TarletonLord PenzanceCousinSen Naval relsY
1169NicholsonW C MApril 1877WClergyAHunt4S ir A C KeyMr R NGrenvilleC SomersetMPMr Pope HennesyMr R H PagetC SomersetMP
1170NicholsonStuartMar 1879EC New CrossInd JP KentAHuntNew Cross2Capt NicholsonUncleMr NicholsonFatherY
1171NicholsonChas S65 -9ClergyY
1172NicholsonD R LSept 1880C IA Major GenRHunt2 Maj Gen Nich'sonLord Justice JamesF- Gov of Jersey Boy cousin of late lord RomillyN
1173NoelFrancis C M65 -9A ColY
1174NoelRobt L G69 -75A ColY
1175NorcottWm D65 -9A ColY
1176NorrisFrank MarryatOctober 1876SWDoctor GPHunt5Mr H MarryatGt UncleLord BradfordLord J MarmonR Ad MclintockMr HayMother is daughter of late Capt Marryat, the novelistY
1177NortheyL GApril 1868SEA MajAMr Corry4V Ad DicksonUncleEsqLrd g lennoxA relsY
1178NorthmoreGeoffreyOctober 1881NClergyAHunt1Lord Lifford
1179NugentW T HDecember1880A Maj GenAHunt1Maj Gen NugentFatherY
1180NugentRowlandDecember 1873IreA ColAGoschenHunt3Ad ErskineMr LushingtonMr E W VernerMPMr M CloseMPF Deputy Judge Advocate Ireland. A relsY
1181NugentG F EMarch 1865S WN LtR6Lord ElchoC GloucestershMPHon R MeadeCapt.HeneageCapt FairfaxMarchioness ElyEarl DufferinY
1182O'KellyR A De PApril 1876IreA Maj Pay'strRHunt2Mr R ArundellCousinMr J JohnsonC PlymouthMPA rels Hunt for L GilfordY
1183OgilvyPeter WApril 1873ScotStAndrewsA MajAGoschen4Mr PAdamL Kinross-shMPRt Hon Sir J ColvilleMr C ParkerL PerthMPSir B WederburnA relsY
1184OgleC PJuly 1873EClergyAGoschen1Rev OgleFatherGt.Grandson Lords Sidmouth,ExmouthY
1185OldfieldM R TJan 1868SECorry2Sir B WalkerCapt King HallSwopY
1186OldfieldR F AOctober 1881SWA Ind DoctorDHunt1Duke Leeds
1187OldhamEd KempeJuly 1868ScotClergyCorry4Sir A alisonEsqEsqBishop TrowerInformed with regretN
1188OliphantB P L KJune 1881SECom MerchantAHunt2Sir R B Harvey BtC BucksMPSir P Miles BtC SomersetMPArmy rels
1189OliverGodfrey RyderApril 1872GoschenCapt NacyCapt OliverFatherY
1190OliverGeraldAugust 1876SEA IndiaRHunt3Rev G NashUncleMr M JeffreysMr V Bennet StanfordUncleY
1191OliverFrancis GervaseMarch1865SomersetS1RRt.Hon C.VilliersL LancsMPY
1192OliverAlgernon HardySept 1869SEN CaptAd Ryder1N Capt OliverFatherSen Nav relsY
1193OliverAlgernon H69 -75N CaptY
1194OliverFD60 -67Somerset
1195OliverH FrancisJuly 1878ScotInd LandedAHuntSmith11Earl HaddingtonLord LothianSir G H Scot DouglasBtMPLord TweedaleLord DalkeithMr B HamiltonMPBaird Esq Lord willingtonBaird=Chairman of Kelso Conservative AssociationY
1196OlivierGeorge HJanuary 1877WHunt3Mr Ward Hunt CMPSir S DacresGt UncleSir C EdenGt UncleY
1197OlliverS AlleyneApril 1872SEInd Country GentAGoschenCaptWhyte1Mr ChildersL PontefractMPSwopY
1198OmmanneyE M CFebruary1882SWInd poorAHunt1Cdr PriceMP
1199OmmanneyE L65 -9ClergyY
1200OmmanneyFrancis S65 -9A GenY
1201OngleyF O JNovember 1875SWDiplomatGoschen1Mr A L NugentFather Consul in Greeceand Turkey
1202OnslowConstantine HHSept 1880SEIndDHunt6Sir W CunninghamC AyrMPCol AlexanderMPMr OnslowMr DomvileMr BryantDuke RichmondArmy rels. Boy one of 9 childrenY
1203OrdeT L MJan 1879NA CaptRHuntSmith2Earl PercyCapt OrdeY
1204OsborneLord F G GSept 187?EInd LandedAHunt2Duke of LeedsFatherAd Sir C EdenHunt could give no promiseY
1205OsborneFrank CMarch 1881SEA ColCommandantAHunt2Col OsborneRev MiddletonA rels. Father commandant Staff College Sandhurst
1206OswellThos J65 -9ClergyY
1207OzzardA HSept 187?SEN PaymasterAHuntCapt Bax4Sir J Elphinstone BTC PortsmouthMPMr J BruceC Merthyr TydfilMPCdr Hon YorkeLord H ScottC HampshireMPY
1208OzzardRaymond A LOct.1880SEN Chief PaymasterAHunt1Lord H ScottC Selkirksh.MPOne son already in Navy - underlinedY
1209PageCyril j NApril 1881Doctor SurgeonRHunt1Rt Hon Booth
1210PagetE S RAug 1875IreLeg BarristerHunt2Lord longfordRt Hon E TaylorMPY
1211PagetAlfred MInd landedY
1212PaineFrank TDecember 1873ScotHigh Sc.CarlisleEngineer RailwayAGoschen1Mr T WhitworthL StaffordMP
1213PaineG R RFebruary 1873SEN Pay'er ChiefAGoschen1Sir A ArmstrongM D
1214PakenhamEdward TattonAugust 1872SEN CaptRGoschen1Lord LongfordWi
1215PakenhamWm CJune 1873SEEtonN CaptRGoschenAd Leyman1Capt PakenhamFatherY
1216PalmerHenry SamOct 1869IreCom Merchant1Col TaylorMPCol Taylor 'for Sir J McKennaN?
1217PalmerRobert65 -9A MajY
1218PardoeFred SneadeSept 1870WLeg SolicitorACorry1Mr PardoeFather
1219ParisH GeorgeApr 1868IreCorryMr Du Cane1Mr J KingL IpswichMPY
1220ParkerEdmond HydeJuly 1881EARHunt2Sir W ParkerVA Hon J SpencerGrandson of Ad Sir Hyde Parker Ist Lord 1854
1221ParkerSydney HydeSept 1880IreClergymanAHuntILord C BeresfordC MaryleboneMPN
1222ParnellL C NFeb 1878SENRHunt6Hon Mrs ParnellMotherMr H LongleyMrs H StanhopeLord DroghedaCousinMr R StanhopeMr F LockerY
1223ParryJohn FranklinFebruary 1877SEClergy Bishop DoverHunt3Rev MusgraveFatherLord MiddletonViscount MiddletonR Ad CooteGrandfather Ad Sir E Parry, Gov Greenwich HospitalY
1224PartridgeL SOct 1878MidInd landedAHunt1PartridgeFatherFather 'man of Letters and Landowner20 yrs literary work
1225PasleyT E SMay 1877SEHuntAd Hillyar1Ad Sir T PasleyGrandfatherRepayment NomY
1226PassyFrancis O65 -9ClergyY
1227PatersonGeo Y L65 -9N CdrY
1228PateyGeorge EFebruary 1872SWN CaptDGoschenCapt Hall2Mr R MundaySec DevonportMrs PateyMotherY
1229PatrickS MPak1Lord ColvilleY
1230PattersonGeorgeOct.1880N Staff CdrDHunt1Hon Mary HannikerF, never recovered from imprisonment by pirates.V.PoorN
1231PattesonF TJuly 1877SEPolice MagAHuntAd Hornby3Mrs PattesonMaj Gen W ElliottCapt E WhiteBoy Grandson of Sir t pattesonY
1232PauletLord Henry Wm MApril 1876SEC BurneysLandedAHunt1Lord WinchesterFather
1233PaynterH HMay 1879SENo ProfessionDHuntSmith3Lady BaynesMrs PaynterMotherMrs J HuntY
1234PeachC W KMar 1879SEA Capt Royal HorseguardsRHuntCapt Erskine6Hon T FremantleC WarehamMPCapt BairdEarl GallowayMrs Erskine WemyssLord F G HallyburtonLady Augustus FitzclarenceY
1235PearceH L DDec 1875SEArtistHunt1Mr Wolley
1236PearethC JMay 1877WalesA LandedDHunt2Rev JohnsonMrs HardyMrs Hardy at
equest of Ladyt Carius
Y
1237PearsEd RadcliffeOct 1875WHunt3Maj Gen Sir PearsUncleSir W MendsH W CY
1238PearseArmine HJuly 1876EClergymanAHunt3Mrs PearseMotherMr W LeghC CheshireMPAd Sir C EdenUncle ,Capt K/AY
1239PearsonHenry65 -9ClergyY
1240PeelEarnest H65 -9N CaptY
1241PeineR HSeptember 1873NA IndAGoschen2Mr PeineFatherCapt LucasF 40 yrs Indian armyY
1242PellWatkin O S65 -9N AdY
1243PellWOS65-68Somerset
1244PellyHenry BMarch 1881SEN CaptRHunt1Capt PellyFather
1245PellyC Raymond1860 JuneSEPak2Sir HJ H PelleyM FitzgeraldY
1246PennefatherW VJanuary 1875IreNew Col.LeamingtonGoschen1Mr PennefatherFatherA rels
1247PenroseE SSept 1881EInd JPHunt1VA Hon Keane
1248PercevalPhilip DudleyJune 1879IreComDHuntSmith8Capt ArmstrongRElMr J T HamiltonMPLord CroftonSir F P B SeymourRHTJBallMr Beresford MPMPFather partner KNight jardine Mathiesonduring China WarY
1249PercivalHerbert FAugust 1876NClergymanDHunt3Sir W HeathcoteHon H LowryMPRev T Hank
1250PercyEd G HMay 1868NClergyACorry3Lord PercyAd EdenRev Percygt Uncles Duke of N'berland Ad Percy
1251PercyHOn E A TemplarCapt Drummond2Countess LimerickCecil RingsellY
1252PerkinsRodneyFebruary 1872SEC New CrossGoschen1Mr StoneL PortsmouthMPY
1253PetleyEaton W65 -9A Staff CdrY
1254PetreA H EDecember 1876GermanyCiv Ser DiplomatAHunt3Lord LennoxC ChichesterMPMr Sclater BoothC HampshireLord J Hayfather Charge D;'affaires, StuttgartY
1255PeytonL SJune 1868S(Com W Indies)RCorry1Sir J PeytonFather(
1256PeytonFrank HSeptember 1873JerseyN CdrRGoschenCapt Fremantle1Mrs PeytonMotherF son of late Sir J PeytonY
1257PhelipsA CMarch 1873SEGoschen1Mr GoschenL RiponMPSwopY
1258PhelipsHenry2W Gore LangtonMPW F KnatchbullC SomersetMP
1259Phelps65 -9ClergyY
1260PhilipsLawrence PDecember 1873SeA CaptRGoschen1Capt PhilipsUncleY
1261PhillipsHenry ArthurJune1870WCiv Ser IndDCorry1Mrs PhillipsMotherCousin ad Fisher
1262PhillipsO'More FOct 1882WalDoctorAHunt1Mr J BowenC PembrokeshrMPLH
1263PhillipsGriffith G65 -9N CdrY
1264PhillpottsP WDecember 1873EDGoschen2Mrs PhillottsDuke BedfordY
1265PhippsHon WB60 -62Somerset
1266PickardE H DAugust 1876SEN Capt(38yrs)AHunt1Capt PickardFatherAsks ?40 scaleY
1267PickwickF C BJuly 1870WACorry1Mr R P LongMP
1268PiggottAlfred60 -62Somerset
1269PigotwalterJune 1868IreCorry2Rt Hon DPigotGrandfatherWhitesideChief JusticeY
1270PilcherPercy St.ClairJuly 1880SEC.NewcrossInd GentDSmithCapt.Dennistown5Mr CloeteCol M BeresfordC SouthwarkMPMr E WillsMPAlder.CottonMPMr Liardet
1271PinnyWm DApr 1878NEClergyAHuntCapt Jago2Rt Hon Sir C AdderleyLady E PepysY
1272Pipe WolferstonB CJune 1873SEWimbledon SchCom BankerDGoschen1Rev BrackenburyStepfatherY
1273PittMorton GSomerset1N RA Byres
1274PlomerA DJuly 1881SEA Ind ColRHunt1Col PlomerFatherF served through I Mutiny
1275PochinJ WDEc1875MIDN CdrRHunt2FatherMr U HeygateC LeicestershMPF blinded as LtY
1276PocockJ InnisFebruaryWCorry2N Capt BarberLord ClintonNephew Mr Calne'a man of great influence in Falmouth'N
1277PolandA EOct 1878SEDoctor surgeonAHuntSmith5Rev E PolandUncleAlderman CottonSir S NorthcoteMr J G HubbardC BucksMPMr PolandFatherY
1278PoleHenry LClergy
1279PollardPaschoJuly 1880SWIndASmithSmith1Mr.PollardFatherGrandfather naval capt.4 sons,2 died service.2 PaymstrsN
1280PolleWalter HungerfordOctober1872SEScience&Art DeptGoschen2Lord KenmoreCapt Goodenough
1281PollenFrancis HSept 1875SeEd Fellow MertonSirM LopesY
1282PolwheleRichard OJan 1868SClergyACorry1Mr H KendalMPEsqMr C TurnerC LancsMPY
1283PonsonbyEdwardMarch 1865SomersetSY
1284PonsonbyE60 -67Somerset
1285PooreRichard65 -9MY
1286PophamC H WJune 1882SWN LtRHunt1Mrs PophamMotherBrother on list
1287PophamHome WmApril 1881N LtRHuntMaSir J PauncefooteY
1288PortalA W JJune 1873SEFarnb'ough SchoolGoschen3Ad Hon C ElliotUncleLady RomillyAuntMr Cardfield
1289PortmanReg F B65 -9ClergyY
1290PowellDouglas FFoliottFeb 1870SEA CaptCorry1Capt PowellF Gov convict prison,Chatham
1291PowellEdward PardoeJuly 1869WGov.Chatham PrACorryChilders4R.Ad LoweCapt HoreAd TarletonMr HarveyY
1292PowellWalter AAug 1877SWInd LandedDHunt1Mr W PowellC MalmesburyMP UncleY
1293PowellEdward P65 -9ClergyY
1294PowellR F65 -9AY
1295PowerLaurence ENov 187?SEClergyAHuntSir M Lopes1Rev W EliotUncleSwopY
1296PowleyHerbertJanuary 1877SEClergyAHunt6Archdeacon P CustFatherRev F HodgsonSir W H DykeSir G Musgrave BartMr J W TowerMr C D LovelessFather was a Consular ChaplainY
1297PownallW WF1868ClergyCorrySir S Dacres
1298PrendergastRobt JJanuary 1878SEA DoctorAHuntMr Egerton2Lord DonoughmoreMr PrendergastFatherA relsY
1299PrenderleathC W MJune 1877WClergyAHuntLord Gilford1Sir J Jenkinson BtY
1300PrettWm RAugust 1876SEC EastmansLeg SolicitorAHunt4R Ad E TurnourRev W OnslowLt TylerMr NorthA rels
1301PrevostC J1860 DecP{ak1N VA Sir Fairfax MoresbyY
1302PriceRobt HenrickApril 1876SEA Col IndAHunt6Mrs PriceMotherAd Hon H RousMr HeygateC Leicestersh.MPRev R FaussettMr J WetheredC Gt MarlowMPMr A PellC LeicestershMPY
1303PrichardB J SNovember 1881WCom MerchantHunt2Mr A SmithMPHon S HerbertC WiltsMP
1304ProbyD GSEClergyASir A Milne1Rev J C ProbyFatherY
1305ProdgersChas HNovember 1880EIndAHunt2Mr StewartMPDuke BeaufortMP
1306Prodgersharold AAug 1878WInd JPAHuntSmith4Mr G Lotheron EstroustMPSir W J MaxwellBTC PerthshireMPSir M LopesBtC DevonMPMr C AwdreyY
1307ProtheroAWE60 -67Somerset
1308PullenThos F65 -9A CaptY
1309PullingEdward HJanuary 1882SWGoschen1Mr PullingFatherY
1310PulteneyMalcolmFeb 1875SWN CdrCorryHuntY
1311PulteneyMalcolmAugust 1873SEGoschen1Sir L G Heath
1312PurvisG F GNovember1872SEC BurneysA CaptAGoschen1Capt PurvisFatherGrandson Ad Sir F AustinY
1313PurvisHerbertMay 1879SEN CaptAHunt1Capt Purvis
1314Pyne65 -9ClergyY
1315RadcliffeDelme60 -67Somerset
1316RaineyF ENovember 1876IreA Ind Lt ColHunt1Lt Col RaineyFatherGt Nephew Sir c Robinson
1317RamsayRobt HClergyY
1318RamsdenR H1Mr J P PlumptreBishop OxfordY
1319RandolphGeorge BApr 1878SEClergyAHunt2Rev RandolphFatherMrs randolphMotherY
1320RawlinsonR H MJanuaryNEA MajDHuntSmith9Lord MuncasterMrs CrossAd HallCount GleichenCol CradockHon P WyndhamAd Rowley LambertY
1321RawnsleyAlfred E65 -9ClergyY
1322RawsonSamuelSept 1869SECom China Merchant1Mr Sam waterhouseMPNav relsY
1323RayRobert PughMarch1865SomersetSMr A WestY
1324RayRP60 -67Somerset
1325RaynerNormanApr 1878NCom MerchantAHunt1Mr J LowtherC CumberlandMPMr Lowther does not press caseLH
1326ReesWm S65 -9A CaptY
1327ReeveRobt HenryJune 1881SWInd JPAHunt1Mr Scovell Adams
1328ReeveDavid A LOctober 1876WN CdrRHunt1Cdr ReeveFatherFather's warservice - five medals and a clasp
1329ReeveJWB63-65Somerset
1330ReidJohn WattJan 1879Christs HopitalCiv SerAHuntSmith1Ad WellesleyY
1331RicardoArthur DSeptember 1873NEPalmers EastbourneGoschen1Mrs RicardoMother'Mr Goschen would be glad to have it in his power to nombut contrary to practice of Administration t
1332RiceFras Spring60 -67Somerset
1333RichFredk G65 -9A ColY
1334RichardsPeter NDecember 1875SEPrivate LondonN SEcAGoschen1Mr RichardsFatherFather Comptrollerof Victualling , Somerset House for 12 yrs
1335RichardsJ B OJuly 1881SEN Ad Hydr'erAHunt1V A Sir G H RichardsFatherone son Lt.
1336RichardsPeter NJune 1876SEN Comptroller V BoardRHuntV Ad Ryder1Mr RichardsBoy nephew late R Ad Richards -hydrographerY
1337RichardsPhilipSomersetWood Swop Aldhain1ACapt Aldhain
1338RichardsGeo E R65 -9N CaptY
1339RichardsonWyndhamJan 1875SWNo ProfessionACorry3Mr J P CoveyMPMr W JohnstonMPSir R Wallace BtMPY
1340RichardsonLewisFebruary 1877ConwayClergyAHunt1Mr J S PakingtonNom withdrawn by PakingtonW
1341RichardsonRowleyJuly 1876SECiv SerAHuntLord Gilford1Mr RichardsonFather12 children. 'informed not much hope'Y
1342RicketqP ESept 1881Civ Serv IndiaRHunt1Mr RickettsFatherDistinguished Indian mutiny
1343RickettsHenry CarewApr 1879SECiv Ser IndAHunt1Miss RickettsAuntA rels
1344RidleyW RNov 1869WCom Merchant Shipowner3Mr ForsythLord ChurstonMr J HardyN?
1345RidsdaleG J TNovember1873WalesClergyAGoschen2Rev RidsdaleFatherRear Ad CliffordY
1346RisleyJohn SJune 1881SELeg BarristerAHunt2Mr J G TalbotBishop London
1347RissellJohn E OJuly 1880DSmithSmith2Major CreaseStepfatherLord HamptonUnclefather 20yrs Ceylon Civil Service,died dysenteryY
1348RobertsonJ HerculesJan 1878EClergyAHuntSir A Milne3Rev RobertsonFatherMr E PembertonC E KentMPMr E K HugessonY
1349RobinsonHenry RussellApril 1870WClergyCorry1Mr C N NewdigateMPCorry hopes to nominate
1350RobinsonHercules F ANov 1861Corry5Sir H Robinson Gov CeylonUncleGrandmotherAd RobinsonAd YelvertonCdr RobinsonY
1351RobinsonDouglas FFebruary 1878SESt Marks WindsorCiv Ser Cols Gov W AustraliaAHuntCapt Robinson1V Ad Sir H YelvertonY
1352RodgerGeorge DouglasOct.1880SEIndAHunt1Mr SmollettN
1353RodickChas NapierMay 1868Leg BarristerACorry2Mr R GravesC L'poolMPMr C TurnerC L'poolMPY
1354RodwellEd HunterJuly 1870Leg SolicitorCorry1Lady De Blagmere
1355RogerH OtwayDecember1880WightN CdrRHunt2Cdr RogerMr CochraneY
1356RogersHarry WarringtonNovember1872AusLeg JudgeAGoschen1Col Clarke
1357RogersFredk SeymourFebruary 1877EHunt4Hon sir H KeppelLord Edward RusselLord SalisburyMr Delme RadcliffeGrandfatherY
1358RogersClaude SJuly 1880SWN CdrRSmithAd.Hood1Cdr RogersFatherFather served CrimeaY
1359RokebyHenry LMay 1875MidClergyCorryHunt1Rev RokebyFatherY
1360RokebyRalph TDecember 1876NEClergyAHunt1Rev RokebyFatherY
1361RolfeH NJune 1868ECorry1Father
1362RollandMoubrayMay 1879ScotN RAAHuntCapt Napier for Nass1R Ad RollandFathers servicesY
1363RollertonRS65-68Somerset
1364RollestonJPApril 1872SEA GenDGoschen1N Capt RayCapt Ray will give G his nom when he gets shipY
1365RolstonW G MNov 187?SN Fleet SurgeonRHunt2Ad De HorseyMrs RolstonMother
1366RooperHenry EdOct 1867MidA CaptACorry1Maj Hon W KnoxA relsY
1367RoperHenryNovember 1881SEIndependentAHunt1Viscount CranbrookA rels
1368RossHugh RoseMay 1868ScotA Militia LtACorry1FatherA rels
1369RossWalter TOct.1880AHunt4Surg Gen RossMr FieldenMPMaj Gen Sir ProbynY
1370RossWm JamesAug 1879EADHunt2MotherSir
1371RossJames GeorgeJune 1879MidSec Mancs, Sheff,Lincs RailwayAHuntEgerton1Mr W LethbridgeY
1372RossAndrewSePakington1GrandmotherGRANDson Sir j rossY
1373RossDuncan M65 -9A ColY
1374RossDill65-68Somerset
1375RossAndrew JamesJune 1868N RAACorry2EsqMr J CaveMPY
1376RotherhamR AlexanderAug 1878SEHunt2Mr H W EatonC CoventryMPMr W B DavenportC WarwickshireMPBoy's uncle Cdr Sheepshanks drowned CaptainY
1377RouthR LJune1870SECorry1Mr G B AingAstronomer RoyalBrandson Sir J R Routh
1378RowandAlexanderFebruary1882WNo professionDHunt1Sir J HolkerC PrestonMP
1379RowleyCecil AApril 1881Ind Late NZ ColAHunt1Gen Lord ForesterN
1380RowleyR M JNov 1878EClergyAHuntSmith6Rev RowleyFatherMrs FreakeCapt C RowleyUncleMr WinnC LincsMPLady W LennoxO FitzroyY
1381RowleyJ R FFeb 1878SEADHunt1Capt RowleyUncleY
1382RoxbyW A MJune 1876SWA CaptRHuntMr Hands1Mr E CorbettC NorthamptonMPY
1383Ruck KeeneWilliam GJuly 1880SEA MajorRJpSmithJ.Macdonald3FatherJPMiss Ruck KeeneRN Ad.LambertY
1384RumsetRM63-65Somerset
1385RundleWalter M65 -9A CaptY
1386RushworthCEAugust 1872WCiv Ser Col Sec JamaicaAGoschen1Lord KimberleyY
1387RussellChStuartFebruary1882EClergymanHunt1Mrs MolyneuxAunt
1388RutherfordA R OJan 1879FranceA MajRHuntSmith7Lord SinclairCousinGen Sir T chuteLt Gen Sir A LittleGen T J GallowayCol Mc NeilCB VCMarquis LothianA relsY
1389RyanF E CJan 1879SeA Ind ColRHuntCapt Nares1Sir A C KeyY
1390RyanFJF65 -68Somerset
1391RyderWm HyJuly 1878SEInd JPAHuntHunt1Mr G RyderC SalisburyMP UncleY
1392RyderEdward D65 -99A majY
1393RyderLSD63-65Somerset
1394SabineCGS60 -67Somerset
1395SadlerArthur HayesApr 1877FranceCiv Ser DiplomatAHunt1Mrs HayesMotherFather Vice Consul,La RochelleY
1396SadlerR H H69 -75A CaptY
1397SalterWalter JamesJuly 1880SWCorry1N Cdr Garrett
1398SaltmarsheE SNovember1872NARGoschen1Sir J Lubbock'Boy determined to go to sea'
1399SaltownC T JOctober 1875MidN LtDHunt2Rev CookesleyMr R GurneyC S'hamptonMPBoy's mother very poorY
1400SalweyE ArthurAug 1878SEN CdrRHuntSmith3Mr JGTalbotC Oxford UniversityMPRt Hon J R MowbrayC Oxford UniversityMPRev H SalweyUncleFather's services and broken healthY
1401SampsonJulian GSept 1880SEIndAHunt9Mr AshbyMPMr GregoryMPAd WillisMr ScottMPCountess DalkeithMr T BraseyL HastingsMPBoy has won the only prize in each naval class at ForstersN
1402SampsonLewis Dod65 -9ClergyY
1403SanctuaryHenryMarch 1868SE5Col BartellotCMPCapt Hon TalbotDuke RichmondRt Hon S CaveC ShorehamMPT Sanctuary
1404SandemanA J FJuly 1877SECom StockbrokerAHunt4Lord ElchoC GloucestershMPA Capt EdenAd Sir W JohnstonMr GillsY
1405SandersL F WNov 1878SEC New CrossNo ProfessionAHuntNew Cross1Mrs SandersY
1406SandersonOswaldJuly 1876NHunt1Earl Cadogan'a sort of connection'boy has 'a sort of connection'woth E arl of Cadogan -his wordsY
1407SandwithR LMarch 1872SEA ColAGoschen1R Ad J Hayfather's long service IndiaY
1408SargeauntJ T SFebruary 1872WNo professionAGoschen1Mr GlynnMPY
1409SatowD UApr 1877SECom Merchant bankerHuntCapt Prattent1Sir Henry PeekY
1410SaumerezJ St V1860 MarSomersetPakington1A Col SaumerezY
1411SavileHenryMar 1868SWClergyACorry1Duke RichmondCurate with 8 childrenY
1412ScarlettLJG60 -62Somerset
1413SclaterGuy LFebruary1882SELeg BarristerAHunt1Mr SclaterFatherBoy's cousin, son of Slater Booth, died on board 'Britannia 1880
1414Sclater BoothA bohunMar 1879SECiv Ser Pres local Govt BoardAHuntSmith1Mr Sclater BoothC HampshireY
1415ScobellThos EdSW1Mrs Scobell
1416ScottHerbert TSept 1870WClergyCorry1Lord Stradbrooke12 children
1417ScottWm ChasFebruary 1872NCom ShipownerAGoschen2Mr CandlishL SunderlandMPCdr CambierY
1418ScottMontagueMay 1873NEC EastmansGoschen1Mr FryY
1419ScottRbt FalconDecember1881SWInd GentHunt5Cdr PriceMPMr LloydMPCapt CurningUncleMr ScottFather
1420ScottCuillumSJune 1879SWA Ind Bombay Staff CorpsRHuntSmith6Col KennardMPSir F JohnstoneBtthrough Sir h YelvertonMr GoldneyC ChippenhamMPMr HormonMPMr H EdwardsL WeymouthMPMr J PulestonC DevonportMPA Ind RElsY
1421ScottHon C J M DSept 187?SEInd LandedAHunt1Earl of DalkeithC Edinburghsh.MP FatherGrandson Duke Buccleuch Hunt PromisedY
1422ScottEdward B65 -9N Cdry
1423ScottWm J H65 -9Med doctorY
1424ScroggsHarold ChasJuly 1878SEClergyAHuntSmith1Mr BentinckMP uncleY
1425SegraveThomasJulty 1877IreA Capt JPDHunt1Mrs segraveFather died from hard work
1426SeymourEd HamiltonMay 1873WBideford CollClergyAGoschen1Mr A SymonsbyMpY
1427SeymourChas DerickFebruary 1877N VARHunt1Marquiss HertfordUncleFather, V Ad H SeymourY
1428SEymourEJ63-65Somerset
1429SeymourG60 -67Somerset
1430ShadwellWinchester HowardqSept 1880ARHunt1Ad Sir C ShadwellShadwell distant rel
1431ShakespearWm P65 -9AY
1432ShakespeareHFSept 1881SEA Maj GenRHunt1Maj Gen ShakespearFatherA rels
1433ShanksF HOctober 1873SWN PaymasterAGoschen1Pay'rShanksFather
1434SharpHenry WAugust 1872SEC New CrossInd GentAGoschenNew Cross School1Mr DodsonL ScarboroughMPY
1435ShawR DSept 1881EClergy CurateAHunt1Mrs Gregory'6 or 7 children'LH
1436ShawAlex jamesDec 1875EA Col IndHunt1Miss E EdenF 26 yrs service in India without coming home, a poor man 6 childrenY
1437ShawEyre Massey69 -75Civ Ser Ch.Off Met Fire Brigade1Mr M CorryY
1438ShaweEyre MA CaptY
1439SherardC63-65Somerset
1440SheridanAlgernon BSWPak1Mr R B SheridanMPY
1441SherrardA CAug 1869SE1Hon W BroderickY
1442SherstonWm DMay 1879A CaptRHuntLord Gilford5Capt SherstonFatherM W WilsonLord TelfordSir C YorkeField MarshalMr PagetL LichfieldMPY
1443ShervintonL R St L(boy dismissed)65 -9A MajY
1444ShiptonF H EOctober 1875SEN CdrRHunt2Duke BeaufortSit T PaslyMr H will if hecanY
1445ShirleyA HoratioJune 1868SWClergy5FatherRevMajColMr G StuartMPMP
1446ShoreHon HN60 -67Somerset
1447ShortL F HN1Mr G P BeechcroftMP
1448ShuldhamH L DAugust 1876SEA Lt ColRHunt1Lt Col ShuldhamFather
1449ShuteC D DOctober 1881SEA Lt GenRHunt1Lt Gen ShuteFatherA rels Distinguished
1450ShuteE HApr 1878SEA ColRHunt1Maj Gen ShuteC BrightonMP uncleA relsY
1451ShuteNeville B65 -9A ColY
1452SievekingF SApril 1870SEMed Physician in ordinary to Prince of WalesCorry1Dr SievekingFather
1453SillHenry J PClergyY
1454SimA CoysgarneNov 1878SEA MajAHuntSmith6Mr W HeygateC Leicestersh.MPMr GoschenCousin Maj SimsW PortneyR TwiningR Ad O JonesMaj SimFatherGoschen is cousin Hunt will bear in mindY
1455SimeonChas EdI WightInd Landed1Sir J Simeon BtMPN?
1456SimonsErnest AlfredSept 1870SEA CaptDCorrySir S Dacres1J E GorstMPF killed LucknowY
1457SimpsonJ R JApr 1868SWCorry1Sir G DenbyBoy was on Pakington'slistY
1458SimpsonA D BSeptember 1873NC New CrossN CaptAGoschen1Capt SimpsonY
1459SimpsonH ValentineFeb 1878EC BurneysClergyAHunt8Sir I FergusonHon J F FremantleMrs S Arnottlord AbergavennyMr G GregoryC SussexMPrev F hodgsonY
1460SinclairG F SJanuary 1875SECheam ScGoschen1Sir J G Sinclair BtFather
1461SinclairChas GeorgeSeptember 1875SEGoschen2Col LearmouthUncleCapt Fellowes
1462SitwellF SMar 1879NInd landedAHuntSmith2Cdr F ArkwrightC DerbyshrMPCapt H BrentA relsY
1463SkinnerChas RossMar 1868SELeg Judge (AUS)ACorry1Sir J Bolt
1464SkinnerW H S65 -9Col AusY
1465SkipwithFrancisFebruary1874EC EastmansProctorAGoschenHunt1Mr h lushingtonY
1466SkipwithH LJuly 1881SEN CaptRHunt2Capt SkipwithRev J BeckFather 18yrs service
1467SkirvingRobt ScottDecember 1872ScotFarmer largeAGoschen1Gen Sir H DavieBTL HaddingtonMP
1468SladeBasil ANov 1878SEInd LandedAHuntHunt1Sir A SladeFatherY
1469SladeE J WMarch 1872SEClergyAGoschenAd Campbell1Mr RiversWilsonA relsY
1470SladenSampsonJune 1882SEA MajorAHunt1Maj SladenFather
1471SlatorB63-65Somerset
1472SleighG PettyMay 1868NCorry1Sir Wm MartinSwopN
1473SlightH G St GeorgeAug 1878SWN RARHunt1R Ad SlightFatherFather, gazetted services China Wars
1474SmithWalter SAug 1869WLeg SolicitorDCorryChilders2Mrs SmithMotherMr M Archdating?MPY
1475SmithErnest BradshawFebruary 1877SEClergyHunt3Rev SmithUncleAd HallRev SmithFatherY
1476SmithSydney EdwardFebruary1876ENo ProfessionAHunt1Capt BoysMr HugenessMPNo military rels. Mr Hunt says he must learn more about Mr Smith
1477SmithGuy CarletonJune 1881SEA Ind MilitiaAHunt1Mr C K FreshfieldC DoverMpA rels. G.Gr. Sir Guy Carleton commanded Br Forces in American war .>Lord DorchesterN
1478SmithArthur MurrayOctober 1881SWClergymanAHunt4Rev OakleyLady E FoleyLord BeauchampSir A Lechmere
1479SmithWalterGDec 1878SeLeg BarristerAHuntSmith2G CherryUncleCol L LudsayMPY
1480SmithVernon GDec 1878SEInd GentDHuntSmith4J BailyQCMr V LushingtonDuke BeaufortLord RedesdaleY
1481SmithEd HydeMay 1879JerseyHuntSmith1Sir H YelvertonY
1482SmithH A F1860 AugSomerset1Mr J W BullerMP
1483SmithH A F1860 AugClergyA2Sir Stafford NorthcoteRev C F Smithy
1484SmithSydney EdwardDec 1875ENo Profession1FatherNo rels in A or N.Mr hut says he must learn more about Mr SmithN?
1485SmithMarcell henryPak3Mr M WaddingtonMPRev C LloydM Walpole'one of fourteen'Y
1486SmithGeorge S65-9N CaptY
1487SmithCBM60 -67Somerset
1488SmtyhWJ60 -67Somerset
1489SmythTHomas ChasOctober 1881WA GenRHunt2Gen H SmythA Capt FitzroyDist.army serviceof family
1490SmytheE A St GeorgeAugust 1876SEA Col IndiaRHunt2Lord TenterdenMr A NaghtenC WinchesterMPA relsY
1491SmythiesEd PowellFebruary 1868MidClergyAMr Ducane1Lord J MannersY
1492SnodgrassChas N(discharged)69 -75Col AusY
1493SoltanG WNovember 1878SWInd JPAHuntCapt Seymour1Capt M Culme SeymourGodsonY
1494SomersetChas F M69 -75MY
1495SomersetHon G W RMar 1876Ind landed1Lord RaglanFatherY
1496SomervilleHenry B TownshendMar 1877IreC BurneysA LtColAHuntAd Chade1Miss P MundyAuntY
1497SoutheyJ H WApril 1875MidClergyACorry3A Col GilpinHon W LowtherC WestmorlandMPLord SandonY
1498SowleC J G65 -9Ind landedY
1499SpainO G VNovember 1876SEA FarmerKAHunt2Mrs SpainMotherLord RamsayLord Salisbury 'recommends strongly' Good service case A & N rels,father killed at Inklermann. Gr prY
1500SpencerBertram65 -9ClergyY
1501SpickernellGeorge Eastman65 -9Ed DoctorY
1502SprattHon RegMay 1868Corry1Lady HerbertY
1503Spring RiceThomas65 -9MY
1504ST johnM ontague RMarch 1873WN CdrAGoschen3Mrs St JohnMotherCdr St JohnFatherAd RichardsonAd Sir R mundAY A CONNECTION - UNDERLINEDY
1505St JohnPercy sAugust 1876N CaptAHuntCapt MayneCapt St JohnFatherY
1506St JohnT L H A65 -9A GenY
1507St MaurA60 -67Somerset
1508StaceyEustace CSept 1877EClergyAHuntAd Hillyar4Lord BatemanLord LennoxCapt CatorYY
1509StanfordVictor JNov 1877IreEngineer CivGoschen1Mrs StanfordMotherHunt hopes to nomY
1510StanhopeWalterSNovember 1874NMr Allen P'mouthMPGoschenHunt1Mr W S StanhopeMP _fatherSenior N relsY
1511StanhopeHon PG60 -62Somerset
1512Stanley SloaneR F AApril 1881SeARHunt1Sir J RoseGt.Grandfather
1513StansfeldWm HattonAug 1878NCom MerchantAHuntMr Smith7Mr H WolleyMr HayMr T ChapmanMr C BischoffMr StansfeldFatherMr Spencer StanhopeC YorksMPY
1514StansfieldHAJuly 1881NCom MerchantAHunt1Mr Chapman FRSCousin of Rt Hon Stansfield
1515StapletonHugh L De SpencerAugust 1876SEClergymanAHunt4Ad HornbyLord AbergavennyREv StapletonSir M H BeachC Gloucestersh.MPY
1516StarkeyArthur HNMP West RidingAHuntSmith3Mr StarkeyC YorksMP FatherMr Rowland WianMPMr Spencer StanhopeC YorksMPY
1517StarkieF C LAugust 1876MP (NE Lancs)AHunt1Mr StarkieFather MPY
1518StarkyFrancis BNovember 1880SEInd LandedDHunt4N Capt CodringtonMr Bennet StanfordC ShaftesburyC WestmorlandMPMr GregoryMPMr GoldneyC ChippenhamMPY
1519StauntonStandert EdSE2Mr H C WiseMPN RA C KeyCousinN?
1520StaveleyChas RJune 1881SWA GeneralAHunt1Gen Sir C StaveleyFatherA rels
1521StaynerChas AJuly 1877WClergyAHunt1Rev T HuntGr was Postmaster Gen British N AmericaY
1522StenhouseHughNov 1878SECom MerchantDHuntHunt2Mr E BatesC PlymouthMP Gt UncleSir M LopesM Lopes Hunt hopes to nominateY
1523StephensonFA60 -67Somerset
1524StewardW J WSept 187?WNo ProfessionAHunt6Rt Hon S HWalpoleCapt M Culme SeywmourR Ad R HallV Ad HandRev T HuntCapt N SalmonA relsY
1525StewartG PowellApril 1875IreA IndependentRCorrySir M LopezN Capt Hon H CorryMPBoy son Sir J M Stewart BTY
1526StewartA W SJan 1879ScotNo ProfessionDHuntSmith2Sir m Shaw StewartFatherAd Sh StewartUncleY
1527StewartW maxwellJune 1879A LandedRHuntCapt Maxwell Emerald2Ad Sir J D HayC TivertonMPAd Hon Geo GreyY
1528StewartHouston65 -9N CaptY
1529StewartWm F65 -9Med doctorY
1530StilemanH HJuly 1873EA Lt ColAGoschen1Sir Fred ArrowA rels IndiaY
1531StillmanFleetwoodSept 1869SELeg solicitor1N Capt ArrowUncleNav relsY
1532StilwellJ EAug 1878ELeg SolicitorAHuntSmith1Duke RichmondLH
1533StoddartA PSeptember 1873SEN RAAGoschen1Rear Ad StoddartY
1534StokesOliver A69 -75A CaptY
1535StokesRobt H69 -75A CaptY
1536StonePercy GoddardMarch 1870Corry1N StoneR Paytr,Grandfather
1537StoneEdward HenryAugust 1872SEC StubbingtonARGoschenWi
1538StopfordEd MontaguFeb 1870SEN AdRCorry3A Ad Sir Chas EdenSir S DacresBoy son late Ad Hon Sir M Stopford K G B
1539StopfordFredk George65 -9N VAY
1540StopfordHon Walter G69 -75Ind LandedY
1541StopfordEdw M69 -75MY
1542StoryWm OApril 1872IreLeg BarristerAGoschen6Mr SaundersonMPMr B BouverieMPCapt WillisCol ArmscottSir J HayL WickMPMrs StoryMotherY
1543Story Richard HJuly 1872MidA Staff OfficerAGoschen1Capt H FawkesY
1544StourtonAuberonOct.1880IndAHunt6Lord M&StourtonCapt J DunlopMiss St JohnMr DalrympleMr Evan McgregorEarl GainsboroughN
1545StowKenneth WmFebruary 1872ScotCom MerchantAGoschen2Mr GrahamMPMr StowFatherY
1546StricklandFL65-68Somerset
1547StuartW F JJune1870Ind LandedACorry2Lord WharncliffeMr CorrySon Hon FDStuart Wortleyheir lord Wharncliffe
1548StuartArchibaldJune 1879ScotCom ManufacturerAHunt2Lord ElphinstoneLord ElchoC GloucesterMP
1549StuartDonald MackenzieNov 1871ScotA Maj GenAHunt4Maj Gen StuartFatherLady DerbyMr J HayLord ColvilleColville with father in the Abbotts Ripton Railway Accidentwho 'showed good pluck on the occasion'Y
1550StuartJohn F69 -75ClergyY
1551SugrueJamesNovember1872IreLeg SolicitorGoschen4Mr O'DonaghueMr D MurphyMPLord KenmareA rels
1552SuttonChas WolstanOctober 1875SEA CaptDHunt5Sir l PalkBTR Ad SeymourSir Chas EdenSir H KeppelCol BurnabyUncleY
1553SuttonE WSept 1881SEA CaptRHunt1RtHonSirMHBeechC Gloucestersh.MPUncle was MId 1 son already Mid
1554Swan1Mr G T W SibthorpeMP
1555SykesAlfred CJuly 1881NClergymanAHunt2Mrs NorthcottMPG W ElliotC NorthallertonMPN
1556SymonsJE1860 -60Somerset
1557SyngeE J HMar 1868SWN CoastguardASir J Hay3EsqCol VandaleurMPMr R PagetC SomersetMP
1558TalbotHenry LynchApr 1877SEA Lt ColDHunt1Rev W DutteyFather died suddenly in command of brigadeRAY
1559TalbotWJ60 -62Somerset
1560TattersallF CSeptember 1873SEClergyGoschen2Hertfordshire IncDean of LincolnY
1561TawneyL AApril 1876SEHunt2Col NorthMPMr R Temple FrereMPY
1562TayleurA CApr 1879SELeg barristerAHunt1Mr TayleurFather
1563TaylorLouis St GApril 1870SEA Ind MajCorry1Maj TaylorFather'large family.Small means
1564TaylorW H FSept 1870N ChaplainCorryChilders1Rev R N Inskip RNY
1565TaylorJames WJune 1868SEClergy RNACorry1REv InskipInstructorY
1566TaylorCyprianJuly 1875SWNo professionAGoschen1Mr StansfieldL HalifaxMP
1567TaylorGeorge JohnNovember 1874SEPrivate Sc Brighton Then New CMed MDGoschen4R Ad MillerMr ForsterMPMr BiddulphL Herefordsh. RossMPMr AshburyMPNew Cross NomY
1568TaylorArthur FSeptember 1873SEClergyAGoschen3Mr DodsonL ScarboroughMPMr G StartieMPMr D ScottMPY
1569TaylorC G CJune 1877SEAAHunt11Ad HallMaj DicksonMr W GordonC DumfriesMPMr S LeightonC ShropshireMPMarquis of HeadfordMr S StarkieMPMr Kempe Sir A Slade,Majot WaterhouseY
1570TaylorB R HOct 1878IreA Col MPAHuntHunt1Col TaylorMP FatherCol Taylor promised underlined starredY
1571TaylorE S NCapt Drummond2N Capt DrummondN Capt MendsY
1572TaylorFrancisP65 -9ClergyY
1573TennysonBertramOct 1875WalesNo professionSir W Tarleton1Mrs TennysonMotherF brother poet laureateY
1574TerrellHenryMay 1870WalesCorry1Mr TerrrellFatherGt nephew late Ad Fowell
1575ThierensHenry WmApril 1875SECiv Ser Col Provost marshall DemerarCorryCapt SulivanN Capt CommerrellY
1576ThomasFrancis J O65 -9Clergy Ven A'deaconY
1577ThompsonJ PNov 1874ECiv SerRCorry2Mr W H DykeC KentMPMr ThompsonFatherSenior navalY
1578ThompsonEdward65 -9MY
1579ThompsonSH60 -67Somerset
1580ThomsonRichard S69 -75A ColY
1581ThornelyH LMarch1882NCom Merchant cottonAHuntAd Farquhar1Mr T SidebottomC StalybridgeMPY
1582ThorntonR Heber1860 JulySomerset1N RA Thornton
1583ThoroldHubert G W65-9ClergyY
1584ThorpeChas FredDec 1882EClergyAHunt1Rev Wayman
1585ThrustonE HJune 1877WalesNo professionAHunt3Mr ThrustonFatherMr C WynnC MontgomeryshrMPSir Watkin WynnY
1586ThurburnW OJanuary 1882SEN CaptRGoschenCapt ThurburnFatherFather commands TS 'Chichester'Y
1587ThursbyC FJanuary 1873WClergymanDGoschen2V Ad FanshaweEarl SeftonY
1588ThursbyEd HSept 1875SEA Lt ColHunt1N Ad Sir C EdenH W CY
1589ThursbyNeville65 -9ClergyY
1590ThurstonE H CNov 187?WA CaotAHunt2Lord MalmesburyMajor OldfieldUncle
1591TillardPhilip F65 -9ClergyY
1592TippingLFGWalesClergySir L robertson1Sir W w WynnF Unbenificed ..active MagistrateY
1593TippingeLeicester S G69 -75ClergyY
1594TizardA EJuly 1872SELeg SolicitorAGoschen2Mr H EdwardsL WeymouthMPMr GlynnL ShaftesburyMPY
1595TobineE O H65 -9A CaptY
1596TomsonSydney Barnes65 -9Com Gen Man Midlmland BankACorryDugdale JuniorY
1597TongeH WMay 1873SEC BurneysN CaptRGoschenAd Hillyar1Cdr NicholettsRel Lord Sidmouth.Lord ExmouthY
1598TottenhamR G LAug 1877IreA CaptRHunt8A Capt TottenhamLord CrichtonMPHon H ColeL PenrhynMPLord MarryMPLord LimerickMPSir W Cunningham BtC AyrMPY
1599TowerC EDecember 1873SWC Eastmans(lancing)(Goschen1Mr Tower
1600TracyHon FLA Hanbury60 -67Somerset
1601TragettT HSept 1881SEA?Hunt1Maj Gen Sir ReedGrandfatherA rels killed/wounded
1602Traherne L EMar 1877WalesC BurneysAAHuntSir A Milne6Mr Wallace HoareMrs M EntwhistleMr W HeygateC Leicestersh.MPLord WinmarleighAd Sir R MundaySir W H Dyke
1603TraherneEdmundAug 1877WalesARHunt1Mr Vaughan LeeC SomersetMPA rels
1604TrantHans AAug 1877No ProfessionHunt5Lord HawardenAd Sir H DenhamLady CardenLady LoadenAuntR Ad R OtweyY
1605TraversRobt HenryJuly 1872SEA Lt ColRGoschenCapt De Horsey2RAd KeySir H YelvertonY
1606TraversGordon DOctober 1876EHunt1Gen sir A B StraughanRemarkable services of Travers family - see letterY
1607TraversErnest RobtMay 1877SWAHunt2Hon W EgertonC CheshireMPMr TraversFatherA Rels Orr Ewing appied to Mr EhertonY
1608TraversFras EatonMar 1877SWAAHunt1Mr R WellsRt Hon H ChattertonFathers long service India home on sick leaveY
1609TReeEd ADSomerset1Mr W Hutt MPFather killed India
1610TreherneCecil GladstonesMarch 1873SECiv Ser ClerkGoschen3Hon H R CurzonLady LethosEarl De La WarreY
1611TretheuryH HFebruary1876WalesLand AgentAHunt2Sir C Adderley BtC StaffsMPCol WynneFinch
1612TrethewyHHDec 1875WalesLand agent2Sir c adderleyCol WynneFinchN?
1613TrevelyanWalter RJan 1879SEHuntCapt Howard1Sir H J Holland BTC MidhurstMP sort of relationY
1614TrollopeGeo Fred1Mrs TrollopeMotherM widow Capt Trollope,Bengal Army
1615TroubridgeErnest CDec 1875NEWellingtonInd landedHut5Mr OrdeUncleSir W BaggeMr A BonetteLord malsonN Rev W paullChaplainY
1616TroubridgeErnest CJuly 1875ETwyford SchInd landedDGoschen1Mr OrdeSon of late Sir T Troubridge and GRandson of the Ist Baronet
1617TudwayRobt JohnNovember1872EClergyAGoschen3Lord NorthbrookLord nelsonLord Cork
1618TunnardWm T65 -9A CaptY
1619TurnbullW A WMay 1879MidClergyHunt2Mr Spencer StanhopeC YorksMr S Ryder
1620TurnerArthur GApril 1881WightA LtRHunt1Mrs GarlickMother
1621TurnourHon K60 -67Somerset
1622TwiningHoraceJune 1879IreInd landedAHuntSmith1Mr S H TwiningUncleGr Ad Sir W carrollY
1623TylerHASJuly 1877EAAHunt3Capt FairfaxSir W FairfaxMr KempeY
1624TylerGeorge M65 -9ClergyY
1625TylerHugh MSomerset1Mr H A BruceMP
1626TynteFortescue T F KJan 1870WA ColCorry1Col TaylorMPFather late MP W Somerset,Bridgewater
1627TyrwhittHon P BouchierNovember 1874ECheamInd LandedAGoschenHunt3Col C TyrwhittUncleLord AvelandLt Gen EyreBoy son of Sir H TywhittBt and Baronness Berners
1628UmfrevilleC HNovember 1874EService MerchantDGoschen1Mrs PackardMother
1629UnderwoodEd WesternSept 1869Mid1Mr W LowtherMPN?
1630UrmstonW F J BApril 1872EN CaptDGoschen1Mrs UrmstonFather's naval serviceY
1631UrmstonH ENov 1869ScotA Maj Ind1N Capt UrmstonUncleNav relsN?
1632UrmstonHerbert E69 -75A MajY
1633ValeDouglas SeymourApr 1879WClergy JPDHunt1Miss S B HuntFather left 7 children small meansLH
1634VallanceChasMar 1879SECom BrewerAHunt1Mer AshburyC BrightonMP
1635VallentinE ClarkeOct.1880SEMerchantDHunt8Earl VerulamMr SmithMPCol MakinsC EssexMPMrHardyCapt.FitzgeraldViscount CranbrookN
1636VassallLeonardMarch 1872WLeg SolicitorAGoschen1Rt Hon R.LoweY
1637Vaughan -LeeC LionelAugust 1880WA Major MPAHunt3Maj V LeeC SomersetMPSir J WalrondLady NorthcoteArmy relsY
1638Vaughan HughesA MDec 1875WClergyHunt1Sir R mundaySen Nav relsY
1639VealeE ASept 1875SWN PaymasterHunt1Dow Marchioness WaterfordY
1640VereH B RSept 187?SEA GuardsRHunt7Col ReynardsonLord H ScottC Selkirksh.Lord ExeterMr W RichardsMr G NoelSir H WolfparksY
1641VernonC SAug 1875ScotHunt1Lord LivedenY
1642VerschoyleBeresford St JJanuary 1877IreC EastmansHuntHunt for Lord Gilfor3Rt Hon E TaylorC LancsMPMr I HamiltonMPLord GilfordLH
1643VictorHenry ErnestMay 1868SEA Capt (chief C Shropshire)ACorry3Sir B LeightonMr M CorryFatherY
1644VignolesD AFebruary1876SEEngineer CivAHunt1Col KennardMP
1645VilliersEd CAug 1879NClergyHuntSmith4EsqSir A milneMPR Ad R HallY
1646VipanH EFebruary 1873SEBell&Johnson,SouthseaGoschen1Mr VipanFatherY
1647VivianHon Robt CApr 1868SEInd LandedACorry1Lord VivianfatherY
1648VivyanJ DMar 1875SWClergyACorry3Mr R J CallenderC W MartinJ T A GardnerC CheltenhamMPNephew Sir R R Vivyan MP Cornwall for many yearsY
1649VogelHarryBSept 1881SEAgent Gen NZAHunt1Sir J VogelFather
1650VowelN BSeptember 1873SEN Staff OfficerAGoschenCapt Bradshaw3Capt JonesCapt BickfordMr VowelFatherY
1651WadeKeppelJune 1868MidCorry6Rt HonRt Hon C napierEarl LichfieldAdEsqFatherHephew of Lt killed leading raid against pirates of BorneoY
1652WakeB H65 -9N CaptY
1653Wales JamesMelvilleAugust 1880SEN Port CaptACorry1Hon J SpencerNCaptHeroic action of fatherN
1654WalfordP E MJuly 1873SEStonyhurst CollTeacherAGoschen1Mr E BowringF, 'well known in literary world.Was scholar of Balioland a strong supporter ofMr Gladstone'Y
1655WalkerW F DNov 1870SECiv Ser ColRCorryChilders1WalkerFatherY
1656WalkerHenry FaureJune 1868ECorry1Lt Col StuartMP uncle
1657WalkerHugh EdJan 1879NInd JPAHuntSmith4Sir W S NorthcoteMr B WooddC KnaresboroughMPMr W BroadlyC Yorks E RidingMPSir C LegardBtC NorwichMPGrandfather,Sir J Walker BtY
1658WalkerChas EdSEA Maj2Gen FoxMaj WalkerFatherN?
1659WalkerLauncelot HOct 1870SECorry1Mr H WiseMPN
1660WallerR FitzarthurSept 1880IreEngineer CivAHunt1Hon D PlunkettC GloucestershMPF works for Guiness brewery. Cousin of Guiness A RelsN
1661WallopO HJanuary 1873WGoschen1Lady PortsmouthY
1662WalshGeorge SarsfieldAugust 1872SECom MerchantDGoschenAd Tarleton1Lady HerbertOrphanY
1663WalshFrancis BJune 1879SWNo ProfessionAHunt6E Fitzroy TalbotCapt CatorSir L PalkR O HoareLord A Somerset
1664WalsonA M HMarch 1873SWC BurneysInd JPAGoschenAd Tarleton1Lady HothamAuntMaternal descent Hood and NelsonY
1665WalterW G CJan 1878SEWellingtonCiv Ser IndDHunt1Mr H RaikesC DerbyMPBoy OrphanY
1666WalterRichard ArthurDec 1878SWCiv Ser County InspAHunt1Mr J H LeeL BucksMPSir S Northcote forwarded app 'but knows nothing of him'
1667WalterPhilipAug 1878SEMPAHuntSmith1Mr WalterMP FatherWalter lived Bearwood, Wok'ham.'Promised by Mr Smith'underlinedY
1668WalterW HDecember1880EClergymanAHunt7Sir T Walter Bt7MPLady ThorntonMr E HubbardC BucksMPHon PlunkettC GloucestershireMPSir Hart DykeC KentMPHRH Duke Edin'ghY
1669WaltersHenry EdSWpakington4Mrs E waltersMr PalkMr A MillsC TauntonMPLady ShelleyY
1670WaltonHerbert PAug 1879SECiv Ser IndAHuntSmith1EsqFathers army servicesY
1671WarburtonWm69 -75ClergyY
1672WardE W TMay 1873MidCiv SerDGoschen1Mr G CookeStepfatherUncle Staff Cdr NarcissusY
1673WardS A EApril 1876WalesA-Agent to Lord BangorAHunt2Capt Hon J WardLord A Hill TrevorMPY
1674WardOscar RFeb 1878WDHunt1Mr J ScourfieldC Haverford WestMPBoy's Guardian Merchant
1675WardG A CrosbieJan 1879IreAAHuntSmith2Commodore Hon J WardUncleHon Mrs SwintonA relsY
1676WardRF1860 -60Somerset
1677WardeA W FAugust 1872SeClergyAGoschen1Mr GoschenL RiponMPY
1678WarnerHenry P TAug 1882SEInd landedAHunt1Mr MontgomerieC AyrshireMP
1679WarrantH KAug 1878SEA ColAHuntSmith2Lord E Hill TrevorMPSir ChasEdenA rels woundedY
1680WarrenA R CNov 187?ScotA MajorAHunt2Lord LongfordMr E GibsonMPFather meritorious'Y
1681WarrenFredkB65 -69N VAY
1682WarrenWalter T65 -9N AdY
1683WarrenRobt Richard65 -9N CaptY
1684WarryT WFeb 1878SWA Militia MajRHunt1Mr T Hafrey
1685WatsonArthurFebruary1882SEA MajorAHunt1Maj WatsonLH
1686WattsHenry FJan 1879SeA Ind ColAHuntSmith1Sir W Hart DykeA relY
1687WayPhilip G HOct 1878WClergyHuntCapt Hare1R Ad CooteUncleBoy Grandson R Ad Sir E ParryY
1688WebbJ W MDecember 1873IreC EastmansJPAGoschenHunt1Lord MonckMr G will tryY
1689WebbJohn LlewelynJune 1873SEC New CrossN CdrRGoschen1Cdr WEbbFather
1690WebbC C CNovember1872IreInd JPAGoschen1Lord MonckCousin
1691WebbM FrederickNovember 1880SEInd LandedAHunt5Sir J BaileyC Breconsh.MPCapt TurnerMPLord ForesterMr CloseMPMr WebbFatherMother daughter of Lord Saye & Sele A RelsY
1692WebbVernon BApr 1879EClergyAHuntSmith1Sir W DykeC KentMPBoy Descendent Ad Vernon
1693WebberGerald RAugust 1876WalesCiv SerSHunt1Sir C EdenBoy descended Lord Rodney
1694WebberFrancis PMar 1877SEA CaptAHunt5Mr C FreshfieldC DoverMPCol HammondGrandfatherCol TaylorSir W N DykeA relsY
1695WebberRaymond SDec 1878A MajAHuntSmith4Lady DerbyChas StrongSir J HoggSir L HoggBoy nephew Lord SudelyY
1696WebsterF SNovember 1881EA CaptDHunt1Mrs WebsterMother
1697WeigallS CSeptember 1877ClergyAHunt1R Ad LambertSwopY
1698WelbyH R E1860 AprilPKINGTON1Sir G E WelbyY
1699WeldSJPak1E WeldY
1700WelldonAlfred F65 -9ClergyY
1701WellesleyR ColleysNovember 1880WightIndAHunt3Mr MoncktonC StaffsMPCol.DyottC LichfieldMPLord CampdenArmy and civil service rels
1702WellsLionel De LJanuary 1882SEGoschen1Capt WellsUncleTransferred nomY
1703WestGilbert RMay 1877SECiv SerAHunt2Mr WellyHon Keith FalconerFather Comp.of Inland Revenue 'promised now'Y
1704WestWH6o -67Somerset
1705WesternR WMar 1879WN CaptAHunt3Capt WesternFatherR WInnDe Bunsen
1706WhateleyWalter LJan 1879ClergyY
1707WheatG SJan 1879MidLeg SolicitorAHunt1Earl WharncliffeLH
1708WhishCH60 -67Somerset
1709WhitbyC EMarch 1873SWDoctor Bachelor MedGoschen1Mr WhitbyFatherA relsY
1710WhiteGeorge H TAugust 1880SWN RAACorryC1Rear Ad.WhiteFather2 Ads.Y
1711WhiteWm GrahamFeb 1868SEC New CrossN CaptACorrySir J Hay1Lord CourtenayFathers serviceY
1712WhiteHew SandfordOctober 1873SERev Allen B'WaltonClergyAGoschen2MrW SpottiswoodeRev WhiteFatherGrandson V Ad Sir J WhiteY
1713WhiteH C MoresbyMar 1879NLeg SolicitorAHunt???7Mrs MoresbyMotherCapt MoresbyMr M MoresbySir W W GregoryC LincolnshireMPMr Ed TurnerMPMaj H CustC GranthamMPRel Naval Moresbys
1714WhiteJohn F69 -75ClergyY
1715WhiteEd RbtOctober 1881IreInd JPAHunt2Mr WhiteCapt PhillimoreArmy rels
1716WhitesideGuy PJune 1879SECiv Ser IndAHunt1Mrs WhitesideBoy Gt Nephew late Chief Jusirtoce ireland
1717WhitlaG VAugust 1876WC New CrossADHuntAd Hornby1Capt BytheseaBoy won Cadetship at New Cross but told not there long enoughY
1718WhyteH F M BOct 1869Com Mining agent1Mr F W KnightC WorcestershMPN?
1719WickhamR B WOct.1880Wales!AARHunt1Mr T CordesC MonmouthMPN
1720WiganJ RamsayEClergySir A A Milne1Mr W Hart DykeC KentMPY
1721Wilbraham BootleHon Arthur ROctober 1881SEIndaHunt1Lord SkelmersdaleFatherFather Capt of Yoemen of the Guard
1722WildingJ W WJuly 1869SELeg SolicitorCorry1Mr H PaullC St IvesMP'Uncle has been Staunch Friend and agent of Mr Paull'sat St Ives since 1852N?
1723WilkinHenry DSept 1875SEA MajHut1Maj HuntFatherF Crimean War,4 clasps,sev wounded IndiaY
1724WilkinsA H FJuly 1881WDoctor SurgeonDHunt1Mr FitzgeraldFatherLH
1725WilkinsonJ C AFebruary 1872EA CaptRGoschen1Mr GrantArmy relsY
1726WilkinsonCecil ParkerMar 1878WClergyAHunt1Rev WilkoinsonFatherY
1727WilliamsR C HJanuary 1882A JPRGoschen1Sir J PakingtonUncleY
1728WilliamsB B F H DJuly 1872SEC EastmansA CaptRGoschenSir Sydney Dacres1Lord MountcharlesA relsY
1729WilliamsMorris HOct.1880SEClergymanDHunt1Mr J BowenC PembrokeshrMPN
1730WilliamsW WrightOct 1878WA Militia Maj JPRHuntSmith10Maj WilliamsSir M Hicks BeachC GloucesterMPRt Hon G Sclater BoothC HampshireMPMr R YorkeMPHon R PlunketR AwdreyRt Hon R Gurney,MPNr W Spencer StanhopeY
1731WilliamsErnest HAug 1878SIndAHuntMr Smith1Sir F WilliamsBtC TruroMP FatherY
1732WilliamsWalter BassettMar 1877SWN MPRHunt2Sir G Noel BtC RutlandshMPSir M LopesFather, influential supporter of Lord NorthcoteY
1733WilliamsonAndrew CApr 1868IreClergyCorryCorry2Ad PennellESqY
1734WilliamsonAndrew L65 -69ClergyY
1735WilloughbyHon E60 -62Somerset
1736WilsonR H F WAug 1869NARCorryMr Childers3Mr WhartonFatherMr R H VyseC WindsorMP (late)Sir T E May'Mr Corry says I should like to dp this'Y
1737WilsonF H NNovember1872IreA CaptAGoschen1Capt Wilson
1738WilsonWm HUghDecember 1876IreAbbey Sc TipperaryA MajorAHunt1Major WilsonA rels
1739WilsonArthur W MMay 1876SEHuntCapt Narn1Capt WilsonUncleY
1740WilsonN F JJuly 1878SWA MajAHunt1Capt WilsonUncleWounded relsY
1741WilsonE J CMarch 1872EClergyAGoschen1Capt PowellY
1742WimberleyC CAug 1877ARHunt4Mr WimberleyFatherSir j DunbarV Ad Sir EdmonstoneC StirlingshAd Sir R Mundy
1743WindsorChas ThomsonAug 1882NCom Merchant CottonAHunt1Mr H BirleyC MancsMPN
1744WingfieldGeorge TalbotMar 1868SEC EastmansADCorry3Lord LongfordLord DynevorLadt DynevorY
1745WingfieldGeo S65 -9Ind LandedY
1746WingfieldGJ65-68Somerset
1747WingfieldWatkin HaroldAugust 1872SEA Royal B GuardRGoschen2Capt HallHon Hanbury TracyY
1748WinstonC E GSeptember 1873WC FostersN CaptDGoschen!Mrs WinstonMotherY
1749WinterFred ArthurMay 1875E NorfoClergyCorryHunt1Rev WinterFatherY
1750WintleChHApril 1881SELeg BarristerHunt6Rt Hon CaveMPAd D'EyncourtSir Hart DykeC KentMPMr A W HallC OxfordMPCol HarcourtMPViscount Boyne
1751WisemanWMSomerset1Lady Wiseman
1752Wodehouse Mortimer KJuly 1868N CaptACorry1FatherY
1753WoodFrancis PageOctober 1875ThanetA LtDHunt1Lord HattersleyY
1754WoodC RSomerset1C A WoodEsq
1755WoodA HApr 1868IreCorry1L watson
1756WoodCh FredFeb 1881ClergymanAHunt1Rt Hon JGoschenMP - nephew
1757WoodcockH StephenApril 1881SECom Man of businessRHunt3Rt Hon RA CrossC LancsMPMr KnowlesMPMr BoordC GreenwichMPLH
1758WoodhouseOscar L MAugust 1880MidEngineer CivilAHunt3Lord GrosvenorL M'sexMPMr Stavely HillC StaffsMPDuke SutherlandLH
1759WoodyattEdwardJune 1881MidClergymanAHunt1Sir P G Egerton BtC CheshireMPC Cheshire
1760WordleyArthur S69 -75A CaptY
1761WorthingtonE H FApril 1876SEC StubbingtonA CaptAHunt2A Capt WorthingtonCapt PringleMr Hunt promises first med rejectionY
1762WortleyF J S69 -75IndY
1763WrightWalter RJuly 1869ECom MerchantCorryMr WrightFatherN?
1764WroughtonHenry BraceNov 1869SEA Lt Col IndCapt Parish4Mrs WroughtonMotherRev H P WrightCol Hon G C LindsayMPF now paralysed after 30 yrs serviceY
1765WyattHerbert MontagueSeptember 1873WalesC BurneysLeg Barrister JPGoschenAd Seymour1Mr WyattFatherY
1766WyleyFW63-65Somerset
1767WylieHenry S65 -9A Lt ColY
1768WyndhamJohn65 -9A GenY
1769WynyardEd GeorgeApril 1873SEC EastmansCiv Ser IndRGoschen2Mr wynyardfatherRev J B ReynardsonA rels . F Indian MutinyY
1770YelvertonB J DApril 1876SEHunt1Hon Mrs BinghamMotherY
1771YongeN WinthropSEA Ind ColCorry2Mrs YongeMotherA Col YongeFatherN
1772YoungManselN CdrRCorry1Ad MansellGrandfatherY
1773YoungHenry DMar 1876A Capt Ind1Mr J WatneyMPN?
1774MayChas GAug 1869CornwallClergyACorry2Mr W W F DickMPMr H C LopesC LauncestonMPNav relsN?

KEY TO NOMINATION DATABASE:

1773 searchable surnames with relevant details.

A = Army, N = Navy
A = alive, D = dead and R = retired in Father’s Status column.
A Mil = Army Militia
Nom = person who held nomination in his gift.
C against school indicates crammer.
C = Conservative, L = Liberal in Party column.

It is hoped that the other shorthand notes made at the time are obvious/interpretable and useful.

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