Selwyn, A. 188.
263
Serle, A. 90
Seton, M. C. 263
Routledge,M.A.283, Severn, B. 189
Row, J. K. 285
Rowley, Sir C. 566.
G. 360. J. 268
Rowney, F. H. 262
Rush, H. 389
Rushbrooke, F. G.
173
Rushworth, M. E.
385
Russell, C. J. 567.
L. M. 264. M.
566. J. C. 263.
W. J. 566
Speirs, A. 486
Spenceley, A. 283
Spencer 655.
Shipden, L. 360
Shipton, J. N. 360
Shirley, A. C. 653
Short, C. 644.
264. M.A. 566.
W. H. 190
Shorter, S. E. 264
Shouldham, Capt.
J. H. 91
Shuckburgh, R.262
Shuter, C. 655
Shuttleworth, M. E.
76
Sicklemore 566
Sidney, M. 98
Sidneys 194
Sigmond, J. 485
Sikes, 482
Sill, M. 76
Simcox, M. C. 93
Simons, W. 581
Simpson, J. 579,
653. T. 482
Sinclair 190
Sirfojee, Rajah, 390
Sketchley, J. 186.
E. 283
Skinner, Capt. 486.
R. 189, 656
Skipworth, B. 644
Skynner, J. 652
Slade, J. 187, 655
Slater, C. 188. M.283
Slatter, L. 187, 284
Sleap, E. 61
Smallbone, H. 472
Smelt 658
Smetham, L. A 484
Smith, A. 285. Cap.
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C'tss 644. C. 471.
Sir C E. 472 E.
K. 92. Capt. G.
S. 76. G. S. 471.
H. C. 472 H. J.
C. 61. J. 61, 75,
561, 566. L. 76.
M. 582. T. G. 92
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M. 482
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L. 656
Seymour,644. Capt.
H. 262. G.F 485.
T. 644. T. C. W.
654
Shaen 285
Shaw 61. F. W.61.
H. T. 658.
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360
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Russia, Empress, Shee, J. 389
472
Sheffield, J. D. 187
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361
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566. A. 389. A.
C. 173. H. F. 644
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Trattle 65
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M. 566
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Visc'tess 472
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E. 189. Capt. H.
263. J. 172. J.
R. 566. M. 389
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Warner 61
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Warren 253. M. A.
655. S. 484. W.
566
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286. E. 263
Wellstead 630
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Westmacott 253
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Sir H. 554
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