Hayward, Abraham (1801–1884), essayist and translator
- Pessoa singular
- 22 November 1801 - 2 February 1884
Hayward, Abraham (1801–1884), essayist and translator
Kenyon, John Robert (1807-1880), Professor of Law
Underwood, Cecilia Letitia (c.1785-1873), duchess of Inverness
1st and last duchess of Inverness .
Barbauld [née Aikin], Anna Letitia (1743–1825), poet and essayist
Decazes, Élie, duc (1780-1860), judge and politician
French judge and politician.
Fraser, James (c.1805-1841), publisher
The first monthly issue of Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country appeared in February 1830.
Sadeler II, Raphael (1584-1632), engraver
Bolívar, Simón (1783–1830) Venezuelan patriot and statesman
Bolívar was active in the Latin-American independence movement from 1808 onwards. Although his military career was not without its failures, he succeeded in driving the Spanish from Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, and Ecuador; Upper Peru was named Bolivia in his honour.
Westmacott, Sir Richard (1775–1856), sculptor
In 1827 he became professor of sculpture at the Royal Academy, a post he held until his death. During his forty-year career he created about 275 works and early on distinguished himself as a leading sculptor of civic and national monuments.
Morier, James Justinian (1782–1849), diplomatist and novelist
Maclise, Daniel (1806-1870), painter
Irish-born painter, specializing in historical subject paintings.
Stuart, Christina Alexandria Egypta (d. 1847), Lady Dudley Stuart
Napoleon’s niece. Secretly married Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart at a Catholic church near Rome in 1824.
Kemble, John Philip (1757–1823), actor
Mitford, Mary Russell (1787–1855), playwright and writer
Knowles, James Sheridan (1784–1862), playwright
Watts, Alaric Alexander (1797–1864), journalist and poet
Howley, William (1766–1848), archbishop of Canterbury
Geller, William Overend (1804-1881), painter, line engraver and mezzotinter
Godwin, William (1756–1836), philosopher and novelist
Ferrar, John (1588–1657), merchant and politician
Goodall, Joseph (1760-1840), cleric and Provost of Eton College
Born on 2 March 1760 in Westminster. He attended Eton College and joined King's College in 1778. He gained Browne's Medals in 1781 and 1782, and the Craven Scholarship in 1782. He graduated B.A. in 1783 and M.A. in 1786.
In 1783 he became a Fellow of King's and assistant-master at Eton. In 1801 he was appointed headmaster of the school. In 1808 he became canon of Windsor on the recommendation of his friend and schoolfellow Marquess Wellesley. In 1809 he succeeded Jonathan Davies as Provost of Eton.
Berwinckel, Joan (17th century), engraver
Collaert, Adriaen (c. 1560-1618), engraver and publisher
Borcht, Pieter van der (c.1535-1608), painter, draughtsman and etcher
Broeck, Crispin van den (1524-1589/91), painter, engraver and draughtsman
Hondius I, Hendrik (1573-1650), engraver and publisher
Collaert I, Jan (c.1525/30-1580), engraver and publisher
Galle, Theodor (1571-1633), engraver and print publisher