KNIGHTS AND DAMES BUL - COL
Last updated 14/11/2018 (14 Jan 2026)
Last Name/Title	First Names		Created	Order	Born	Died	Age
Bulfin	Edward Stanislaus		1 Jan 1918	KCB (Mil)	6 Nov 1862	20 Aug 1939	76
Bull	George Jeffrey		24 Feb 1998	Kt Bach	16 Jul 1936	21 Jul 2024	88
Bull	Graham MacGregor		28 Jul 1976	Kt Bach	30 Jan 1918	14 Nov 1987	69
Bull	Walter Edward Avenon		5 May 1977	KCVO	17 Mar 1902	9 Jan 1995	92
Bull	William James, later [1922] 1st baronet MP for Hammersmith 1900‑1918 and Hammersmith South 1918‑1929; PC 1918		18 Dec 1905	Kt Bach	29 Sep 1863	23 Jan 1931	67
Bullard	Edward Crisp		30 Jun 1953	Kt Bach	21 Sep 1907	3 Apr 1980	72
Bullard	Giles Lionel		25 Oct 1985	KCVO	24 Aug 1926	11 Nov 1992	66
Bullard	Harry MP for Norwich 1885‑1886 and 1895‑1903		5 Aug 1887	Kt Bach	1841	26 Dec 1903	62
Bullard	Julian Leonard		12 Jun 1982 31 Dec 1986	KCMG GCMG	8 Mar 1928	25 May 2006	78
Bullard	Reader William		23 Jun 1936 1 Jan 1944	KCMG KCB (Civ)	5 Dec 1885	24 May 1976	90
Bullen	Charles		25 Feb 1835 18 Apr 1839 6 Apr 1852	Kt Bach KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	10 Sep 1769	2 Jul 1853	83
Buller	Alexander		20 May 1896 26 Jun 1902	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	30 Jun 1834	3 Oct 1903	69
Buller	Arthur William MP for Devonport 1859‑1865 and Liskeard 1865‑1869		1848	Kt Bach	5 Sep 1808	30 Apr 1869	60
Buller	Audrey Charlotte Georgina		5 Jun 1920	DBE (Civ)	4 Aug 1884	22 Jun 1953	68
Buller	George		5 Jul 1855 2 Jun 1869	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	1802	12 Apr 1884	81
Buller	Henry Tritton		22 Apr 1925 11 Aug 1930	KCVO GCVO	30 Oct 1873	29 Aug 1960	86
Buller	Redvers Henry VC PC [I] 1887		24 Nov 1882 25 Aug 1885 26 May 1894 19 Apr 1901	KCMG KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) GCMG	7 Dec 1839	2 Jun 1908	68
Buller	Walter Lawry		8 Nov 1886	KCMG	9 Oct 1838	19 Jul 1906	67
Bullin	Reginald		7 Feb 1956	Kt Bach	20 Sep 1879	25 Jan 1969	89
Bullock	Alan Louis Charles, later [1976] Baron Bullock [L]		3 Feb 1972	Kt Bach	13 Dec 1914	2 Feb 2004	89
Bullock	Christopher Llewellyn		3 Jun 1932	KCB (Civ)	10 Nov 1891	16 May 1972	80
Bullock	Ernest		31 Jul 1951	Kt Bach	15 Sep 1890	23 May 1979	88
Bullock	George Mackworth		19 Jun 1911	KCB (Mil)	15 Aug 1851	28 Jan 1926	74
Bullock	Stephen Michael		23 Oct 2007	Kt Bach	26 Jun 1953
Bullough	George, later [1916] 1st baronet		10 Dec 1901	Kt Bach	28 Feb 1870	26 Jul 1939	69
Bullus	Eric Edward MP for Wembley North 1950‑1974		16 Feb 1965	Kt Bach	20 Nov 1906	31 Aug 2001	94
Bulmer	James William		8 Jul 1922	Kt Bach	8 Aug 1881	26 Jun 1936	54
Bulmer	William Peter		17 Jul 1974	Kt Bach	20 May 1920	28 Nov 2012	92
Bulteel	John Crocker		9 Jun 1955	KCVO	16 Aug 1890	16 Feb 1956	65
Bultin	Bato		after 1976	Kt Bach
Bulwer	Edward Earle Gascoigne		1 Apr 1886 30 Jun 1905	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	22 Dec 1829	8 Dec 1910	80
Bulwer	Henry Ernest Gascoigne Governor of Labuan 1871‑1875; Lieutenant Governor of Natal 1875‑1880; Governor of Natal 1882‑1885; High Commissioner in Cyprus 1886‑1892		15 Jul 1874 24 May 1883	KCMG GCMG	11 Dec 1836	30 Sep 1914	77
Bulwer	William Henry Lytton Earle, later [1871] 1str Baron Dalling & Bulwer MP for Wilton 1830‑1831, Coventry 1831‑1835, Marylebone 1835‑1837 and Tamworth 1868‑1871; PC 1845		27 Apr 1848 1 Mar 1851	KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	13 Feb 1801	23 May 1872	71
Bulwer-Lytton	Edward George Earle Lytton, 1st Baron Lytton MP for St. Ives 1831‑1832, Lincoln 1832‑1841 and Hertfordshire 1852‑1866; Colonial Secretary 1858‑1859; PC 1858		24 Nov 1869	GCMG	25 May 1803	18 Jan 1873	69
Bulwer-Lytton	Edward Robert Lytton, 2nd Baron Lytton, later [1878] 1st Earl of Lytton Viceroy of India 1876‑1880; PC 1888		1 Jan 1878 12 Apr 1876	GCB (Civ) GCSI	8 Nov 1831	24 Nov 1891	60
Bunbury	Henry Noel		1 Jan 1920	KCB (Civ)	29 Nov 1876	2 Sep 1968	91
Bunbury	Herbert Napier		19 Jun 1911	KCB (Mil)	15 Feb 1851	18 Jan 1922	70
Bunbury	Michael William, 13th baronet		11 Jun 2005	KCVO	29 Dec 1946
Bunch	Austin Wyeth		29 Mar 1983	Kt Bach	20 Mar 1918	30 Jun 2008	90
Bundey	William Henry		19 Dec 1904	Kt Bach	30 Jan 1838	6 Dec 1909	71
Bundi, Maharao Raja of	Ishwari Singh Bahadur		11 May 1937	GCIE	8 Mar 1893	23 Apr 1945	52
Bundi, Maharao Raja of	Raghubir Singh		1 Jan 1894 1 Jan 1897 1 Jan 1901 10 Jan 1912 3 Jun 1919	KCIE KCSI GCIE GCVO GCSI	21 Sep 1869	28 Jul 1927	57
Bundi, Raja of	Ram Singh		1 Jan 1877	GCSI	1811	28 Mar 1889	77
Bunting	(Edward) John		7 Aug 1964 31 Dec 1976	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	13 Aug 1918	2 May 1995	76
Bunting	Percy William		21 Jul 1908	Kt Bach	1836	22 Jul 1911	75
Bunyard	Robert Sidney		16 Jul 1991	Kt Bach	20 May 1930
Bunyoro-Kitara, Omukama of	Tito Gafabusa Winyi IV		19 Jul 1955	Kt Bach	Jan 1883	1971	88
Burbury	Stanley Charles Governor of Tasmania 1973‑1982		1 Jan 1958 14 Mar 1977 28 Aug 1981	KBE (Civ) KCVO KCMG	2 Dec 1909	24 Apr 1995	85
Burden	Anthony Thomas		1 Mar 2002	Kt Bach	28 Jan 1950
Burden	Frederick Frank Arthur MP for Gillingham 1950‑1983		23 Jul 1980	Kt Bach	27 Dec 1905	6 Jul 1987	81
Burder	John Henry		6 Jul 1944	Kt Bach	30 Nov 1900	19 Mar 1988	87
Burdett	Henry Charles		22 Jun 1897 3 Jul 1908	KCB (Civ) KCVO	18 Mar 1847	29 Apr 1920	73
Burdon	Ernest		4 Mar 1932 4 Jun 1934	Kt Bach KCIE	1881	12 Aug 1957	76
Burdon	John Alder		3 Jun 1927	KBE (Civ)	23 Aug 1866	9 Jan 1933	66
Burdwan, Maharaja of	Bijay Chand Mahtab		1 Jan 1909 12 Dec 1911 1 Jan 1924	KCIE KCSI GCIE	19 Oct 1881	20 Aug 1941	59
Burdwan, Maharaja of	Uday Chand Mahtab		14 Jun 1945	KCIE	1905	10 Oct 1984	79
Burford-Hancock	Henry James Burford		29 Jun 1882	Kt Bach	1839	23 Oct 1895	56
Burge	Charles Henry		26 Jun 1918	Kt Bach	4 Jun 1846	21 Dec 1921	75
Burge	Hubert Murray Bishop of Southwark 1911‑1919 and Oxford 1919‑1925		3 Jun 1925	KCVO	9 Aug 1862	11 Jun 1925	62
Burgen	Arnold Stanley Vincent		17 Feb 1976	Kt Bach	20 Mar 1922	26 May 2022>	100
Burgess	Edward Arthur		12 Jun 1982	KCB (Mil)	30 Sep 1927	8 May 2015	87
Burgess	John Lawie		12 Jul 1972	Kt Bach	17 Nov 1912	10 Feb 1987	74
Burgess	(Joseph) Stuart		20 Jul 1994	Kt Bach	20 Mar 1929
Burgess	Robert George		2 Jun 2010	Kt Bach	23 Apr 1947
Burgess	Thomas Arthur Collier		3 Feb 1972	Kt Bach	14 Apr 1906	19 Jun 1977	71
Burgh	John Charles		31 Dec 1981	KCMG	9 Dec 1925	12 Apr 2013	87
Burghersh, Baron	see "Fane"
Burghley, Baron	see "Cecil"
Burgis	Edwin Cooper		20 Jul 1948	Kt Bach	1878	4 Feb 1966	87
Burgoyne	Alan Hughes MP for Kensington North 1910‑1922 and Aylesbury 1924‑1929		8 Jul 1922	Kt Bach	30 Sep 1880	26 Apr 1929	48
Burgoyne	John		10 Jul 1956	Kt Bach	25 Feb 1875	5 Dec 1969	94
Burgoyne	John Fox, later [1856] 1st baronet		19 Jul 1838 6 Apr 1852	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	24 Jul 1782	7 Oct 1871	89
Burke	Aubrey Francis		10 Feb 1959	Kt Bach	21 Apr 1904	8 Mar 1989	84
Burke	Henry Farnham		22 Feb 1919	KCVO	12 Jun 1859	21 Aug 1930	71
Burke	John		22 Jun 1921	Kt Bach		14 Mar 1922
Burke	John Bernard		22 Feb 1854	Kt Bach	5 Jan 1814	12 Dec 1892	78
Burke	Joseph Terence Anthony		14 Jun 1980	KBE (Civ)	14 Jul 1913	25 Mar 1992	78
Burke	Richard John Charles		12 Jul 1933	Kt Bach	5 May 1878	31 Aug 1960	82
Burke	(Thomas) Kerry		30 Dec 1989	Kt Bach	24 Mar 1942
Burke	(Ulick) Roland		5 Jul 1939	KCVO	1872	3 Dec 1958	86
Burkitt	William Robert		19 Jul 1904	Kt Bach	1838	16 Jun 1908	69
Burley	Victor George		14 Aug 1980	Kt Bach	4 Dec 1914	23 Apr 2003	88
Burls	Edwin Grant		22 Jul 1909	Kt Bach	25 Apr 1844	10 Sep 1926	82
Burman	John Bedford		15 Jul 1936	Kt Bach	6 Oct 1867	4 Mar 1941	73
Burman	(John) Charles		7 Feb 1961	Kt Bach	30 Aug 1908	26 Dec 1999	91
Burman	Stephen France		24 Oct 1973	Kt Bach	27 Dec 1904	16 Dec 1992	87
Burmester	Rudolf Miles		1 Jan 1934	KBE (Mil)	11 Nov 1875	27 Dec 1956	81
Burn	George		13 Jun 1917	Kt Bach	10 Apr 1847	5 Dec 1932	85
Burn	Harry Harrison		18 Feb 1941 12 Jun 1947	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	22 Feb 1888	19 Nov 1961	73
Burn	John		9 Jun 2010	Kt Bach	6 Feb 1952
Burn	Joseph		1 Jan 1920	KBE (Civ)	6 Mar 1871	12 Oct 1950	79
Burn	Richard		22 Jun 1927	Kt Bach	1 Feb 1871	26 Jul 1947	76
Burn	(Roland) Clive Wallace		1 Jan 1948	KCVO	24 Oct 1882	8 May 1955	72
Burn	Sidney		22 Feb 1940	Kt Bach	19 Jun 1881	12 May 1963	81
Burnand	Francis Cowley		24 Oct 1902	Kt Bach	29 Nov 1836	21 Apr 1917	80
Burnand	(Richard) Frank		9 Feb 1960	Kt Bach	16 Nov 1887	24 Apr 1969	81
Burne	Lewis Charles		7 Jul 1959	Kt Bach	14 Jan 1898	22 Feb 1978	80
Burne	Owen Tudor		29 Jul 1879 1 Jan 1897	KCSI GCIE	12 Apr 1837	3 Feb 1909	71
Burnell	see "Bell Burnell"
Burnell-Nugent	James Michael		12 Jun 2004	KCB (Mil)	20 Nov 1949
Burnes	Alexander For further information on this knight, see the note at the foot of this page		6 Aug 1838	Kt Bach	16 May 1805	2 Nov 1841	36
Burnet	(Frank) Macfarlane OM 1958; Nobel Prize for Medicine 1960		22 Feb 1952 1 Jan 1969 26 Jan 1978	Kt Bach KBE (Civ) AK	3 Sep 1899	31 Aug 1985	85
Burnet	James William Alexander ["Alastair"]		14 Feb 1984	Kt Bach	12 Jul 1928	20 Jul 2012	84
Burnet	John James		29 Jun 1914	Kt Bach	1857	2 Jul 1938	81
Burnet	Robert William		21 Jul 1908 1 Jan 1917	Kt Bach KCVO	17 Jun 1851	21 Feb 1931	79
Burnett	(Annie) Maud		1 Jan 1918	DBE	27 Feb 1863	17 Nov 1950	87
Burnett	Brian Kenyon		1 Jan 1965 13 Jun 1970	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	10 Mar 1913	16 Sep 2011	98
Burnett	Charles John		16 Mar 1906 6 Jul 1909	KCB (Mil) KCVO	31 Oct 1843	10 Nov 1915	72
Burnett	Charles Stuart		1 Jan 1936	KCB (Mil)	1882	9 Apr 1945	62
Burnett	David, later [1913] 1st baronet		21 Jul 1908	Kt Bach	22 Aug 1851	7 Jul 1930	78
Burnett	Digby Vere		13 Feb 1945	Kt Bach	9 Apr 1875	3 Nov 1958	83
Burnett	Edward Napier		1 Jan 1919	KBE (Civ)	12 Jul 1872	25 Dec 1923	51
Burnett	Ian Duncan, later [2017] Baron Burnett of Maldon [L] Lord Justice of Appeal 2014‑2017; Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales 2017‑2023; PC 2014		28 Oct 2008	Kt Bach	28 Feb 1958
Burnett	John Harrison		11 Feb 1987	Kt Bach	21 Jan 1922	22 Jul 2007	85
Burnett	Keith		10 May 2013	Kt Bach	30 Sep 1953
Burnett	Robert Lindsay		5 Jan 1944 14 Jun 1945 2 Jan 1950	KBE (Mil) KCB (Mil) GBE (Mil)	22 Jul 1887	2 Jul 1959	71
Burnett	Walter John		1988	Kt Bach	15 Jan 1921	7 Oct 2016	95
Burnett	William		25 May 1831 16 Aug 1850	Kt Bach KCB (Mil)	16 Jan 1779	16 Feb 1861	82
Burnett-Hitchcock	Basil Ferguson		3 Jun 1932	KCB (Mil)	3 Mar 1877	23 Nov 1938	61
Burnett-Stuart	John Theodosius		2 Jun 1923 1 Jan 1932 11 May 1937	KBE (Mil) KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	14 Mar 1875	6 Oct 1958	83
Burney	Anthony George Bernard		7 Jul 1971	Kt Bach	3 Jun 1909	7 Jan 1989	79
Burney	Cecil, later [1921] 1st baronet		3 Jun 1913 27 Oct 1913 15 Sep 1916 2 Jan 1922	KCB (Mil) KCMG GCMG GCB (Mil)	15 May 1858	5 Jun 1929	71
Burnham, Baron	see "Levy-Lawson"
Burnham, Viscount	see "Lawson"
Burn-Murdoch	John Francis		11 Jun 1925	KCVO	26 Mar 1859	21 Jan 1931	71
Burns	Alan Cuthbert Maxwell Governor of British Honduras 1934‑1939 and the Gold Coast 1942‑1947		1 Jan 1936 13 Jun 1946	KCMG GCMG	9 Nov 1887	29 Sep 1980	92
Burns	Charles Ritchie		12 Jun 1958	KBE (Civ)	27 May 1898	8 Feb 1985	86
Burns	Conor David MP for Bournemouth West 2010‑2024; PC 2019		3 Oct 2023	Kt Bach	24 Sep 1972
Burns	Henry ["Harry"]		30 Nov 2011	Kt Bach	1948
Burns	James		4 Jun 1917	KCMG	10 Feb 1846	21 Aug 1923	77
Burns	John Crawford		16 Jul 1957	Kt Bach	29 Aug 1903	25 Jul 1991	87
Burns	Malcolm McRae		3 Jun 1972	KBE (Civ)	19 Mar 1910	17 Oct 1986	76
Burns	(Robert) Andrew		14 Jun 1997	KCMG	21 Jul 1943
Burns	Simon Hugh McGuigan MP for Chelmsford 1987‑1997, Chelmsford West 1997‑2010 and Chelmsford 2010‑2024; PC 2011		27 Oct 2015	Kt Bach	6 Sep 1952
Burns	Terence, later [1998] Baron Burns [L]		20 Jul 1983 17 Jun 1995	Kt Bach GCB (Civ)	13 Mar 1944
Burns	(Walter Arthur) George		2 Jun 1962 31 Dec 1990	KCVO GCVO	29 Jan 1911	5 May 1997	86
Burns	Wilfred		23 Jul 1980	Kt Bach	11 Apr 1923	4 Jan 1984	60
Burnside	Edith		1 Jan 1976	DBE (Civ)		10 May 1992
Burnside	Robert Bruce Lockhart		29 Sep 1884	Kt Bach	26 Jul 1833	10 Aug 1909	76
Burnton	Stanley Jeffrey Lord Justice of Appeal 2008‑2012; PC 2008		25 Oct 2000	Kt Bach	25 Oct 1942
Burrard	Sidney Gerald, later [1933] 7th baronet		22 Jun 1914	KCSI	12 Aug 1860	16 Mar 1943	82
Burrell	Henry Mackay		11 Jun 1960	KBE (Mil)	13 Aug 1904	9 Feb 1988	83
Burrell	William		22 Jun 1927	Kt Bach	9 Jul 1861	29 Mar 1958	96
Burrenchobay	Dayendranath Governor General of Mauritius 1978‑1984		30 Dec 1978	KBE (Civ)	24 Mar 1919	29 Mar 1999	80
Burridge	Brian Kevin		31 Oct 2003	KCB (Mil)	26 Aug 1949
Burrough	Harold Martin		8 Sep 1942 8 Jun 1944 1 Jan 1949	KBE (Mil) KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	4 Jul 1888	22 Oct 1977	89
Burrows	Bernard Alexander Brocas		9 Jun 1955 13 Jun 1970	KCMG GCMG	3 Jul 1910	7 May 2002	91
Burrows	Frederick John Governor of Bengal 1946‑1947		1945 14 Aug 1947	GCIE GCSI	3 Jul 1887	20 Apr 1973	85
Burrows	John Cordy		5 Feb 1873	Kt Bach	5 Aug 1813	25 Mar 1876	62
Burrows	Robert Abraham		25 Feb 1937 1 Jan 1952	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	17 Mar 1884	14 Aug 1964	80
Burrows	(Robert) John Formby		20 Jul 1965	Kt Bach	29 May 1901	7 Sep 1987	86
Burrows	Roland		12 Mar 1946	Kt Bach	12 Feb 1882	13 Jun 1952	70
Burrows	Stephen Montagu		15 Feb 1923	Kt Bach	1856	4 Mar 1935	78
Burslem	Alexandra Vivien		31 Dec 2003	DBE (Civ)	6 May 1940	3 Nov 2023	83
Burstall	Henry Edward		3 Jun 1918 3 Jun 1919	KCB (Mil) KCMG	26 Aug 1870	8 Feb 1945	74
Burston	Samuel Gerald Wood		31 Aug 1977	Kt Bach	24 Apr 1915	14 Jul 2015	100
Burston	Samuel Roy		1 Jan 1952	KBE (Mil)	21 Mar 1888	21 Aug 1960	72
Burt	Archibald Paull		12 Dec 1873	Kt Bach	1 Sep 1810	21 Nov 1879	69
Burt	Bryce Chudleigh		7 Mar 1936	Kt Bach	29 Apr 1881	2 Jan 1943	61
Burt	Charles		14 Dec 1908	Kt Bach	15 Jul 1832	5 Mar 1913	80
Burt	Cyril Lodowic		23 Jul 1946	Kt Bach	3 Mar 1883	10 Oct 1971	88
Burt	Francis Theodore Page		11 Jun 1977	KCMG	14 Jun 1918	8 Sep 2004	86
Burt	George Mowlem		10 Feb 1942 9 Jun 1955	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	1884	1 Sep 1964	80
Burt	Henry Parsall		12 Dec 1911	KCIE	15 Apr 1857	31 Oct 1936	79
Burt	John Mowlem		18 Dec 1902	Kt Bach	2 Feb 1845	20 Feb 1918	73
Burt	Peter Alexander		7 Nov 2003	Kt Bach	6 Mar 1944	28 Nov 2017	73
Burtchaell	Charles Henry		1 Jan 1919	KCB (Mil)	30 Aug 1866	28 Jul 1932	65
Burton, Baron	see "Bass"
Burton	Bunnell Henry		20 Feb 1935	Kt Bach	9 Jul 1858	29 May 1943	84
Burton	Carlisle Archibald		1979	Kt Bach	29 Jul 1921	18 Sep 2012	91
Burton	Edmund Fortescue Gerard		31 Dec 1998	KBE (Mil)	20 Oct 1943
Burton	Fowler		26 Jun 1903	KCB (Mil)	1822	2 Apr 1904	81
Burton	Frederick William		20 May 1884	Kt Bach	8 Apr 1816	16 Mar 1900	83
Burton	Geoffrey Duke		7 Jul 1942	Kt Bach	2 Feb 1893	2 Jul 1954	61
Burton	Geoffrey Pownall		11 May 1937 1 Jan 1946	KCIE KCSI	19 Nov 1884	8 Apr 1972	87
Burton	George Vernon Kennedy		20 Jul 1977	Kt Bach	21 Apr 1916	19 Nov 2009	93
Burton	George William		23 Feb 1898	Kt Bach	21 Jul 1818	22 Aug 1901	83
Burton	Gerald Arthur Fowler		25 Jun 1920	Kt Bach	7 Aug 1869	19 Sep 1930	61
Burton	Graham Stuart		31 Dec 1998	KCMG	8 Apr 1941
Burton	Harry		12 Jun 1971	KCB (Mil)	2 May 1919	29 Nov 1993	74
Burton	Humphrey McGuire		5 Mar 2020	Kt Bach	25 Mar 1931	17 Dec 2025	94
Burton	Michael John		18 Mar 1999 8 Jun 2019	Kt Bach GBE	12 Nov 1946
Burton	Michael St. Edmund		23 Oct 1992	KCVO	18 Oct 1937
Burton	Montague Maurice		26 Jun 1931	Kt Bach	15 Aug 1885	21 Sep 1952	67
Burton	Pomeroy		25 Jul 1923	Kt Bach	1869	15 Oct 1947	78
Burton	Richard Francis		20 Feb 1886	KCMG	19 Mar 1821	20 Oct 1890	69
Burton	William James Miller		6 Jul 1925	Kt Bach	29 Jun 1862	30 Nov 1946	84
Burton	William Parker		31 Mar 1921	KBE (Civ)	29 Oct 1864	19 Nov 1942	78
Burton	William Westbrooke		18 Nov 1844	Kt Bach	31 Jan 1794	6 Aug 1888	94
Burton-Bradley	Burton Gyrth		16 Jun 1990	Kt Bach	18 Nov 1914	31 Jan 1994	79
Burton-Taylor	Alvin		5 Oct 1972	Kt Bach	17 Aug 1912	29 May 1991	78
Bury, Viscount	see "Keppel"
Bury	George		13 Jun 1917	Kt Bach	6 Mar 1866	20 Jul 1958	92
Busby	Hekenukumai Puhipi ["Hector"]		4 Jun 2018	KNZM	1 Aug 1932	11 May 2019	86
Busby	Matthew		9 Jul 1968	Kt Bach	26 May 1909	20 Jan 1994	84
Bush	Brian Drex		18 Feb 1977	Kt Bach	5 Sep 1925	3 Apr 1989	63
Bush	John Fitzroy Duyland		12 Jun 1965 1 Jan 1970	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	1 Nov 1914	10 May 2013	98
Bush	Paul Warner		1 Jan 1914	KCB (Mil)	21 Sep 1855	15 Mar 1930	74
Bushby	Edmund Fleming		5 Feb 1926	Kt Bach	14 Nov 1879	11 Jul 1943	63
Bushe	(Henry) Grattan		1 Jan 1936	KCMG	1886	23 Aug 1961	75
Bushman	Henry Augustus		26 Jun 1908	KCB (Mil)	26 Jun 1841	1 Sep 1930	89
Busk	Douglas Laird		13 Jun 1959	KCMG	15 Jul 1906	11 Dec 1990	84
Busk	Edward Henry		9 Feb 1901	Kt Bach	10 Feb 1844	4 Nov 1926	82
Bussau	(Albert) Louis		8 Jul 1941	Kt Bach	9 Jul 1884	5 May 1947	62
Bussell	Darcey Andrea		30 Dec 2017	DBE (Civ)	27 Apr 1969
Bustamante	William Alexander PC 1964		12 Jul 1955 10 Jun 1967	Kt Bach GBE (Civ)	24 Feb 1884	6 Aug 1977	93
Butcher	Christopher John		6 Dec 2018	Kt Bach	14 Aug 1962
Butcher	George James		1 Jan 1918	KCMG	30 Dec 1860	24 Nov 1939	78
Butcher	Herbert Walter, later [1960] 1st baronet MP for Holland-with-Boston 1937‑1966		10 Feb 1953	Kt Bach	12 Jun 1901	11 May 1966	64
Bute, Marquess and Marchioness of	see "Crichton-Stuart"
Butland	Jack Richard		1 Jan 1966	KBE (Civ)	1897	22 Dec 1982	85
Butler	Adam Courtauld MP for Bosworth 1970‑1987; PC 1984		11 Feb 1986	Kt Bach	11 Oct 1931	9 Jan 2008	76
Butler	Arlington Griffith		15 Jun 1996	KCMG	2 Jan 1938	9 Nov 2017	79
Butler	(Charles) Owen		1 Jan 1951	KBE (Civ)	4 Feb 1896	13 Jan 1968	71
Butler	Clifford Charles		10 Feb 1983	Kt Bach	20 May 1922	30 Jun 1999	77
Butler	Cyril Kendall		1 Jan 1920	KBE (Civ)	28 Jul 1864	22 Jun 1936	71
Butler	David Edgeworth		1 Jun 2011	Kt Bach	17 Oct 1924	8 Nov 2022	98
Butler	Edward		19 Feb 1840	Kt Bach		by May 1846
Butler	Edwin John		13 Jul 1939	Kt Bach	13 Aug 1874	4 Apr 1943	68
Butler	(Frederick Edward) Robin, later [1998] Baron Butler of Brockwell [L] PC 2004		31 Dec 1987 13 Jun 1992	KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	3 Jan 1938
Butler	Frederick George Augustus		1 Jan 1920	KCMG	5 Apr 1873	30 Mar 1961	87
Butler	George Beresford		10 Feb 1922	Kt Bach	31 Jan 1857	1 Sep 1924	67
Butler	George Geoffrey Gilbert MP for Cambridge University 1923‑1929		1 Jan 1919	KBE (Civ)	15 Aug 1887	2 May 1929	41
Butler	Gerald Snowden		23 Feb 1943	Kt Bach	8 Apr 1885	19 Dec 1969	84
Butler	Harold Beresford		13 Jun 1946	KCMG	6 Oct 1883	26 Mar 1951	67
Butler	James Ramsay Montagu		11 Feb 1958	Kt Bach	20 Jul 1889	1 Mar 1975	85
Butler	Mervyn Andrew Haldane		1 Jan 1968	KCB (Mil)	1 Jul 1913	3 Jan 1976	62
Butler	Michael Dacres		31 Dec 1979 16 Jun 1984	KCMG GCMG	27 Feb 1927	24 Dec 2013	86
Butler	Milo Broughton Governor General of the Bahamas 1973‑1979		1973 13 Jun 1973 20 Feb 1975	Kt Bach GCMG GCVO	11 Aug 1906	22 Jan 1979	72
Butler	Montagu Sherard Dawes		10 Jul 1924 13 Dec 1924	Kt Bach KCSI	19 May 1873	7 Nov 1952	79
Butler	Nevile Montagu		12 Jun 1947	KCMG	20 Dec 1893	11 Nov 1973	79
Butler	Paul Dalrymple		1 Jan 1944	KCMG	2 Mar 1886	2 Feb 1955	68
Butler	(Percy) James		12 Jul 2001	Kt Bach	15 Mar 1929
Butler	Richard		11 Jun 1913	Kt Bach	3 Dec 1850	28 Apr 1925	74
Butler	Richard Clive		10 Nov 1981	Kt Bach	12 Jan 1929	28 Jan 2012	83
Butler	Richard Harte Keatinge		1 Jan 1918 3 Jun 1919	KCMG KCB (Mil)	28 Aug 1870	22 Apr 1935	64
Butler	Richard Layton		8 Jun 1939	KCMG	31 Mar 1885	21 Jan 1966	80
Butler	Rosemary Janet Mair		31 Dec 2013	DBE (Civ)	21 Jan 1943
Butler	Spencer Harcourt Governor of Burma 1923‑1927		12 Dec 1911 1 Jan 1923 4 Jun 1928	KCSI GCIE GCSI	1 Aug 1869	2 Mar 1938	68
Butler	Thomas Dacres		3 Jun 1918	KCVO	1845	29 Dec 1937	92
Butler	William Francis PC [I] 1909		25 Nov 1886 29 Jun 1906	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	31 Oct 1838	7 Jun 1910	71
Butler-Sloss	Ann Elizabeth Oldfield, later [2006] Baroness Butler‑Sloss [L] Lord Justice of Appeal 1988‑1999; President of the Family Division of the High Court 1999‑2005; PC 1988		10 Oct 1979 31 Dec 2004	DBE (Civ) GBE (Civ)	10 Aug 1933
Butlin	William Henry		25 Jun 1921	Kt Bach	26 Apr 1851	13 May 1923	72
Butlin	William Heygate Edmund Colborne		22 Jul 1964	Kt Bach	29 Sep 1899	12 Jun 1980	80
Butt	Alfred, later [1929] 1st baronet MP for Balham & Tooting 1922‑1936		26 Jun 1918	Kt Bach	20 Mar 1878	8 Dec 1962	84
Butt	Charles Parker PC 1891		20 Apr 1883	Kt Bach	24 Jun 1830	25 May 1892	61
Butt	Clara Ellen		1 Jan 1920	DBE (Civ)	1 Feb 1872	23 Jan 1936	63
Butter	David Henry		15 Jun 1991	KCVO	18 Mar 1920	29 May 2010	90
Butterfield	(Alexander) Neil Logie		27 Jun 1995	Kt Bach	28 Sep 1942	5 Apr 2025	82
Butterfield	Frederick William Louis d'Hilliers Roosevelt Theodore		10 Feb 1922	Kt Bach	1858	21 Jul 1943	85
Butterfield	Harry Durham		5 Feb 1963	Kt Bach	1 Sep 1898	21 May 1976	77
Butterfield	Herbert		9 Jul 1968	Kt Bach	7 Oct 1900	20 Jul 1979	78
Butterfield	(William) John Hughes, later [1988] Baron Butterfield [L]		7 Feb 1978	Kt Bach	28 Mar 1920	22 Jul 2000	80
Butterfill	John Valentine MP for Bournemouth West 1983‑2010		18 Feb 2004	Kt Bach	14 Feb 1941
Butters	John Henry		9 May 1927	Kt Bach	23 Dec 1885	29 Jul 1969	83
Butterworth	Alexander Kaye		12 Feb 1914	Kt Bach	4 Dec 1854	23 Jan 1946	91
Butterworth	(George) Neville		13 Feb 1973	Kt Bach	27 Dec 1911	25 Jul 1995	83
Buttfield	Nancy Eileen		1 Jan 1972	DBE (Civ)	12 Nov 1912	4 Sep 2005	92
Button	Howard Stransom		19 Feb 1936	Kt Bach	14 Feb 1873	18 Aug 1943	70
Buxton	Aubrey Leland Oakes, Baron Buxton of Alsa [L]		25 Oct 1996	KCVO	15 Jul 1918	1 Sep 2009	91
Buxton	Mildred Anne, Viscountess and later Countess Buxton [wife of the 1st Earl]		1 Jan 1919	GBE (Civ)	1866	7 Dec 1955	89
Buxton	Richard Joseph Lord Justice of Appeal 1997‑2008; PC 1997		10 May 1994	Kt Bach	13 Jul 1938
Buxton	Rita Mary		14 Jun 1969	DBE (Civ)	21 Nov 1896	22 Aug 1982	85
Buxton	Sydney Charles, later [Jul 1914] 1st Viscount Buxton and [1920] 1st Earl Buxton MP for Peterborough 1883‑1885 and Poplar 1886‑1914; Postmaster General 1905‑1910; President of the Board of Trade 1910‑1914; Governor General of South Africa 1914‑1920; PC 1905		13 Feb 1914	GCMG	25 Oct 1853	15 Oct 1934	80
Buxton	Thomas Fowell, 3rd baronet		25 May 1895 2 Jan 1899	KCMG GCMG	26 Jan 1837	28 Oct 1915	78
Buzzard	Farquhar, later [1929] 1st baronet		3 Jun 1927	KCVO	20 Dec 1871	17 Dec 1945	73
Byam	William		6 Jul 1859	Kt Bach	1792	5 Jul 1869	77
Byatt	Antonia Susan		12 Jun 1999	DBE (Civ)	24 Aug 1936	16 Nov 2023	87
Byatt	Horace Archer Governor of Tanganyika 1920‑1924 and Trinidad & Tobago 1924‑1930		1 Jan 1918 1 Jan 1930	KCMG GCMG	22 Mar 1875	8 Apr 1933	58
Byatt	Hugh Campbell		28 Mar 1985	KCVO	27 Aug 1927	16 Feb 2011	83
Byatt	Ian Charles Rayner		18 Oct 2000	Kt Bach	11 Mar 1932
Byer	Maurice Ailwyn		Nov 1982	KA		deceased
Byers	John William		18 Dec 1906	Kt Bach	1852	20 Sep 1920	68
Byers	Maurice Hearne		26 Mar 1982	Kt Bach	10 Nov 1917	16 Jan 1999	81
Byford	Hazel, later [1996] Baroness Byford [L]		11 Jun 1994	DBE (Civ)	14 Jan 1941
Byford	John		6 Jul 1925	Kt Bach	1860	3 Sep 1931	71
Byford	Lawrence		14 Feb 1984	Kt Bach	10 Aug 1925	10 Feb 2018	92
Byles	John Barnard PC 1873		14 Apr 1858	Kt Bach	11 Jan 1801	3 Feb 1884	83
Byles	William Pollard MP for Shipley 1892‑1895 and Salford North 1906‑1917		6 Jul 1911	Kt Bach	13 Feb 1839	15 Oct 1917	78
Byng	Henry William John, later [1898] 4th Earl of Strafford		30 Jun 1897	KCVO	21 Aug 1831	16 May 1899	67
Byng	Julian Hedworth George, later [1928] 1st Viscount Byng of Vimy Governor General of Canada 1921‑1926		18 Feb 1915 1 Jan 1916 1 Jan 1919 5 Jul 1921	KCMG KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) GCMG	11 Sep 1862	6 Jun 1935	72
Bynoe	Hilda Louisa Governor of Grenada 1968‑1974		1 Jan 1969	DBE (Civ)	18 Nov 1921	6 Apr 2013	91
Byrne	Clarence Askew		13 Apr 1970	Kt Bach	17 Jan 1903	30 Apr 1987	84
Byrne	Edmund Widdrington		14 May 1897	Kt Bach	30 Jun 1844	4 Apr 1904	59
Byrne	Edward		16 Mar 2022	Kt Bach	15 Feb 1952
Byrne	Joseph Aloysius Governor of Kenya 1931‑1936		3 Jun 1918 4 Jun 1928 1 Jan 1934	KBE KCMG GCMG	2 Oct 1874	13 Nov 1942	68
Byrne	Laurence Austin		22 Nov 1945	Kt Bach	17 Sep 1896	1 Nov 1965	69
Byrne	William Patrick PC [I] 1918		19 Jun 1911	KCVO	12 Feb 1859	11 Jun 1935	76
Byrnes	Percy Thomas		7 Aug 1964	Kt Bach	28 Jan 1893	5 Mar 1973	80
Byron	(Charles Michael) Dennis PC 2005		27 Oct 2000	Kt Bach	4 Jul 1943
Byron	Fanny Lucy, Baroness Byron [widow of the 9th Baron Byron and subsequently wife of Sir Robert Houston] see Fanny Lucy Houston		4 Jun 1917	DBE	8 Apr 1857	29 Dec 1936	79
Cable	Ernest, later [1921] 1st Baron Cable		5 Jan 1906	Kt Bach	1 Dec 1859	28 Mar 1927	67
Cable	James Eric		28 May 1976	KCVO	15 Nov 1920	27 Sep 2001	80
Cable	(John) Vincent MP for Twickenham 1997‑2015 and 2017‑2019; Secretary of State for Business, Innovation & Skills 2010‑2015; PC 2010		18 Dec 2015	Kt Bach	9 May 1943
Cabot	Daniel Alfred Edmond		13 Jul 1943	Kt Bach	1888	16 Mar 1974	85
Caccia	Harold Anthony, later [1965] Baron Caccia [L]		2 Jan 1950 20 Oct 1957 1 Jan 1959 31 Aug 1961	KCMG KCVO GCMG GCVO	21 Dec 1905	31 Oct 1990	84
Cacoyannis	Panayotis Loizou		15 Jul 1936	Kt Bach	20 Sep 1893	9 Dec 1980	87
Cadbury	Egbert		12 Feb 1957	Kt Bach	20 Apr 1893	12 Jan 1967	73
Cadbury	Elizabeth Mary		4 Jun 1934	DBE (Civ)	24 Jun 1858	4 Dec 1951	93
Cadbury	(George) Adrian Hayhurst CH 2015		20 Jul 1977	Kt Bach	15 Apr 1929	3 Sep 2015	86
Cadbury	Geraldine Southall		11 May 1937	DBE (Civ)	29 Jun 1864	30 Jan 1941	76
Cadbury	(Nicholas) Dominic		4 Nov 1997	Kt Bach	12 May 1940
Cade	Stanford		1 Jan 1946	KBE (Mil)	22 Mar 1895	19 Sep 1973	78
Cadell	John Frederick		11 Jun 1983	KBE (Mil)	6 Dec 1929	13 Aug 1998	68
Cadell	Patrick Robert		1 Mar 1935	Kt Bach	6 May 1871	22 Nov 1961	90
Cadell	Robert		26 May 1894	KCB (Mil)	1825	30 Jun 1897	71
Cadman	Alfred Jerome		26 Jun 1903	KCMG	17 Jun 1847	23 Mar 1905	57
Cadman	John, later [1937] 1st Baron Cadman		3 Jun 1918 3 Jun 1929	KCMG GCMG	7 Sep 1877	31 May 1941	63
Cadogan	Alexander George Montagu PC 1946; OM 1951		1 Jan 1934 2 Jan 1939 1 Jan 1941	KCMG GCMG KCB (Civ)	25 Nov 1884	9 Jul 1968	83
Cadogan	Charles Gerald John, 8th Earl Cadogan		16 Jun 2012	KBE (Civ)	24 Mar 1937	11 Jun 2023	86
Cadogan	Edward Cecil George MP for Reading 1922‑1923, Finchley 1924‑1935 and Bolton 1940‑1945		2 Jan 1939	KBE (Civ)	15 Nov 1880	13 Sep 1962	81
Cadogan	George		29 May 1875	KCB (Mil)	2 Dec 1814	27 Jan 1880	65
Cadogan	John Ivan George		14 Feb 1991	Kt Bach	8 Oct 1930	9 Feb 2020	89
Cadwallader	John		6 Oct 1967	Kt Bach	25 Aug 1902	22 Oct 1991	89
Cadzow	Norman James Kerr		10 Feb 1959	Kt Bach	21 Dec 1912	21 Jun 1981	68
Caffin	James Crawford		7 Dec 1868	KCB (Civ)	1812	24 May 1883	70
Caffyn	Edward Roy		1 Jan 1963	KBE (Civ)	27 May 1904	17 Jun 1990	86
Caffyn	Sydney Morris		12 Jul 1972	Kt Bach	22 Jul 1901	26 Sep 1976	75
Cahill	(Joseph) Robert		25 Feb 1932	Kt Bach	12 Jan 1879	10 May 1953	74
Cahn	Andrew Thomas		31 Dec 2008	KCMG	1 Apr 1951
Cahn	Julien, later [1934] 1st baronet		10 Jul 1929	Kt Bach	21 Oct 1882	26 Sep 1944	61
Caillard	Vincent Henry Penalver For further information on this knight and his widow, see the note at the foot of this page		19 Jun 1896	Kt Bach	23 Oct 1856	18 Mar 1930	73
Cain	Edward Thomas		5 Oct 1972	Kt Bach	7 Dec 1916	26 Apr 1996	79
Cain	(Henry) Edney Conrad		31 Dec 1985	Kt Bach	2 Dec 1924	17 Jan 2008	83
Cain	Jonathan Robert		25 Feb 1937	Kt Bach	1869	4 Nov 1938	69
Cain	William, later [1920] 1st baronet		13 Jun 1917	Kt Bach	7 May 1864	5 May 1924	59
Caine	Derwent Hall, later [1937] 1st baronet MP for Everton 1929‑1931		23 Feb 1933	Kt Bach	12 Sep 1891	2 Dec 1971	80
Caine	Hall		3 Jun 1918	KBE	14 May 1853	31 Aug 1931	78
Caine	Maurice Joseph Micklewhite ["Michael"]		16 Nov 2000	Kt Bach	14 Mar 1933
Caine	Michael Harris		23 Feb 1988	Kt Bach	17 Jun 1927	20 Mar 1999	71
Caine	Sydney		12 Jun 1947	KCMG	27 Jun 1902	2 Jan 1991	88
Caines	John		31 Dec 1990	KCB (Civ)	13 Jan 1933
Caird	Andrew		1 Jan 1918	KBE	1870	15 Dec 1956	86
Caird	James PC 1889		2 Jun 1882	KCB (Civ)	1816	9 Feb 1892	75
Cairncross	Alexander Kirkland ["Alec"]		1 Jan 1967	KCMG	11 Feb 1911	21 Oct 1998	87
Cairncross	Frances Anne		13 Jun 2015	DBE (Civ)	30 Aug 1944
Cairnie	see "Heggs"
Cairns	David Arnold Scott PC 1970		8 Feb 1955	Kt Bach	5 Mar 1902	8 Sep 1987	85
Cairns	David Charles, 5th Earl Cairns		14 Jun 1969 2 Feb 1972	KCVO GCVO	3 Jul 1909	21 Mar 1989	79
Cairns	Hugh McCalmont, later [1867] 1st Baron Cairns and [1878] 1st Earl Cairns MP for Belfast 1852‑1866; Solicitor General 1858‑1859; Attorney General 1866; Lord Chancellor 1868 and 1874‑1880; PC 1866		17 Mar 1858	Kt Bach	27 Dec 1819	3 Apr 1885	65
Cairns	Hugh William Bell		13 Jun 1946	KBE (Mil)	26 Jun 1896	18 Jul 1952	56
Cairns	John Ballantyne		4 Jul 2013	KCVO	15 Mar 1942
Cairns	Joseph Foster		3 Feb 1972	Kt Bach	27 Jun 1920	2 May 1981	60
Cairns	William Wellington Governor of Queensland 1875‑1877		14 Apr 1877	KCMG	1828	9 Jul 1888	60
Cakobau	Etuate Tuivanuavou Tugi		1 Jan 1971	KBE (Civ)	21 Dec 1908	25 Jun 1973	64
Cakobau	George Kadavulevu Governor General of Fiji 1973‑1983		21 Dec 1972 16 Feb 1977	GCMG GCVO	6 Nov 1913	25 Nov 1989	76
Calcraft	Henry George		21 May 1890	KCB (Civ)	1836	22 Jan 1896	59
Calcutt	David Charles		16 Jul 1991	Kt Bach	2 Nov 1930	11 Aug 2004	73
Caldecote, Viscount	see "Inskip"
Caldecott	Andrew Governor of Hong Kong 1935‑1937 and Ceylon 1937‑1944		20 Feb 1935 1 Feb 1937 12 Jun 1941	Kt Bach KCMG GCMG	26 Oct 1884	14 Jul 1951	66
Calder	James Charles		25 Jun 1921	Kt Bach	Dec 1869	22 Aug 1962	92
Calder	John Alexander		1 Jan 1947	KCMG	20 Oct 1889	28 Sep 1974	84
Calder	Muffy		10 Oct 2020	DBE (Civ)	21 May 1958
Calder	William Moir		12 Jul 1955	Kt Bach	2 Jul 1881	17 Aug 1960	79
Calder-Marshall	Robert		9 Jun 1938	KBE (Civ)	19 Dec 1877	18 Dec 1955	77
Calderwood	Robert		25 Jul 1990	Kt Bach	1 Mar 1932	28 May 2006	74
Caldicott	Fiona		15 Jun 1996	DBE (Civ)	12 Jan 1941	15 Feb 2021	80
Caldicott	John Moore		31 Dec 1963	KBE (Civ)	12 Feb 1900	31 Jan 1986	85
Caldwell	Alexander		10 Mar 1837 20 Jul 1838	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	1 Feb 1763	6 Dec 1839	76
Caldwell	Edward George		2002	KCB	21 Aug 1941
Caldwell	(Eric) Dick		1 Jan 1969	KBE (Mil)	6 Jul 1909	11 Jul 2000	91
Caldwell	James Lillyman		10 Mar 1837 25 Aug 1848	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	22 Nov 1770	28 Jun 1863	92
Caldwell-Moore	Patrick Alfred		2 Mar 2001	Kt Bach	4 Mar 1923	9 Dec 2012	89
Caledon, Earl of	see "Alexander"
Calichiopulo	Altavilla Villetta		14 Sep 1840	KCMG
Calichiopulo	Angiolo		21 Jan 1842	KCMG
Calicut, Maharaja of	Mana Vikrama Bahadur Zamorin		25 May 1892	KCSI
Callaghan	Alfred John		13 Feb 1915	Kt Bach	29 Oct 1865	31 May 1940	74
Callaghan	Allan Robert		28 Apr 1972	Kt Bach	24 Nov 1903	18 Jul 1993	89
Callaghan	Bede Bertrand		5 Nov 1976	Kt Bach	16 Mar 1912	9 Sep 1993	81
Callaghan	George Astley		24 Apr 1909 24 Jun 1910 11 May 1912 3 Jun 1916	KCVO KCB (Mil) GCVO GCB (Mil)	21 Dec 1852	23 Nov 1920	67
Callaghan	Paul Terence [originally PCNZM 31 Dec 2005]		1 Aug 2009	GNZM	19 Aug 1947	24 Mar 2012	64
Callaghan	William Henry		11 Dec 2007	Kt Bach	19 May 1948
Callan	Ivan Roy		17 Sep 1998	KCVO	6 Apr 1942
Callander	Colin Bishop		1 Jan 1952 9 Jun 1955	KBE (Mil) KCB (Mil)	13 Mar 1897	31 May 1979	82
Callander	James		8 Jul 1941	Kt Bach	1877	23 Mar 1952	74
Callard	Eric John ["Jack"]		17 Jul 1974	Kt Bach	15 Mar 1913	21 Sep 1998	85
Callaway	Frank Adams		20 Mar 1981	Kt Bach	16 May 1919	22 Feb 2003	83
Callcott	Augustus Wall		19 Jul 1837	Kt Bach	20 Feb 1779	2 Nov 1844	65
Callender	Colin Nigel		22 Jun 2016	Kt Bach	May 1952
Callender	Geoffrey Arthur Romaine		17 Feb 1938	Kt Bach	1875	6 Nov 1946	71
Callender	Thomas Octavius		26 Jun 1918	Kt Bach	9 Apr 1855	2 Dec 1938	83
Calley	Henry Algernon		16 Feb 1965	Kt Bach	9 Feb 1914	12 Aug 1997	83
Callil	Carmen Thérèse		17 Jun 2017	DBE (Civ)	15 Jul 1938	17 Oct 2022	84
Callinan	Bernard James		31 Aug 1977	Kt Bach	2 Feb 1913	20 Jul 1995	82
Callman	Clive Vernon		16 Nov 2012	Kt Bach	21 Jun 1927	19 Sep 2019	92
Callwell	Charles Edward		4 Jun 1917	KCB (Mil)	2 Apr 1859	26 May 1928	69
Calman	Kenneth Charles		30 Dec 1995	KCB (Civ)	25 Dec 1941	21 Jul 2025	83
Calne	Roy Yorke		22 Jul 1986	Kt Bach	30 Dec 1930	6 Jan 2024	93
Calthorpe, Baron	see "Gough-Calthorpe"
Calver	Neil Richard		16 Mar 2022	Kt Bach	4 Sep 1963
Calver	Robert Henry Sherwood		24 Jun 1953	Kt Bach	1899	3 Jul 1963	64
Calvert	Joseph		15 Feb 1923	Kt Bach	1853	31 Oct 1931	78
Calvert-Smith	David		13 Dec 2002	Kt Bach	6 Apr 1945
Camacho	Maurice Vivian		8 Jul 1941	Kt Bach	1885	10 Oct 1941	56
Cambridge, Duchess of	Catherine Elizabeth, later [2022] Princess of Wales		29 Apr 2019	GCVO	9 Jan 1982
Cambridge	George Francis Hugh, styled Earl of Eltham, later [Oct 1927] 2nd Marquess of Cambridge		3 Jun 1927 3 Jun 1935	KCVO GCVO	11 Oct 1895	16 Apr 1981	85
Cambridge, Duke of	H.R.H. George William Frederick Charles PC 1856; PC [I] 1868		15 Aug 1835 26 Jun 1845 17 Nov 1851 5 Jul 1855 2 Jun 1877 21 Jun 1887 30 Jun 1897	KG GCMG KP GCB (Mil) GCSI GCIE GCVO	26 Mar 1819	17 Mar 1904	84
Cambridge, Marquess of	see "Teck, Prince of"
Camden, Marquess	see "Pratt"
Cameron	Alexander		19 Jul 1838	KCB (Mil)	1781	26 Jul 1850	69
Cameron	Alexander Maurice		1 Jan 1952	KBE (Mil)	30 May 1898	25 Dec 1986	88
Cameron	Archibald Rice		2 Jan 1933 11 May 1937	KCB (Mil) GBE (Mil)	28 Aug 1870	18 Jun 1944	73
Cameron	Averil Millicent		31 Dec 2005	DBE (Civ)	8 Feb 1940
Cameron	Charles Alexander		6 Jun 1885	Kt Bach	16 Jul 1830	27 Feb 1921	90
Cameron	Cornelius		9 Jul 1968	Kt Bach	21 Nov 1896	5 May 1975	78
Cameron	David Young		10 Jul 1924	Kt Bach	28 Jun 1865	16 Sep 1945	80
Cameron	Donald Charles Governor of Tanganyika 1924‑1931 and Nigeria 1931‑1935		30 Dec 1922 5 Jun 1926 3 Jun 1932	KBE (Civ) KCMG GCMG	3 Jun 1872	8 Jan 1948	75
Cameron	Donald Charles		3 Jun 1932	KCMG	19 Nov 1879	18 Nov 1960	80
Cameron	Donald Charles		10 Oct 1950	Kt Bach	12 May 1877	8 Oct 1962	85
Cameron	Douglas Colin		1 Jan 1914	KCMG	8 Jun 1854	28 Nov 1921	67
Cameron	Duncan Alexander		20 Feb 1864 24 May 1873	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	20 May 1808	8 Jun 1888	80
Cameron	Edward John Governor of the Gambia 1914‑1920		3 Jun 1916	KCMG	14 May 1858	20 Jul 1947	89
Cameron	(Eustace) John		31 Aug 1977	Kt Bach	8 Oct 1913	28 Apr 1998	84
Cameron	Ewen		23 May 1900	KCMG	1841	10 Dec 1908	67
Cameron	Ewen James Hanning, later [2004] Baron Cameron of Dillington [L]		8 May 2003	Kt Bach	24 Nov 1949
Cameron	Ewen Paul		28 Apr 1961	Kt Bach	15 Jan 1892	18 Jan 1964	72
Cameron	(Gordon) Roy		16 Jul 1957	Kt Bach	30 Jun 1899	7 Oct 1966	67
Cameron	Hector Clare		30 Jun 1900	Kt Bach	30 Sep 1843	22 Nov 1928	85
Cameron	(Hugh) Roy Graham		14 Jul 1999	Kt Bach	14 Apr 1947
Cameron	James Clark		18 Jul 1979	Kt Bach	8 Apr 1905	22 Oct 1991	86
Cameron	James Davidson Stuart		20 Jul 1965	Kt Bach	28 Dec 1900	13 Feb 1969	68
Cameron	John, later [1955] Lord Cameron [Scottish Lord of Session]		6 Jul 1954	Kt Bach	8 Feb 1900	30 May 1996	96
Cameron	John Watson		15 Jul 1981	Kt Bach	16 Nov 1901	Mar 1997	95
Cameron	Matthew Crooks		9 May 1887	Kt Bach	2 Oct 1822	25 Jun 1887	64
Cameron	Maurice Alexander		1 Jan 1914	KCMG	30 Nov 1855	16 May 1936	80
Cameron	Neil, later [1983] Baron Cameron of Balhousie [L]		1 Jan 1975 12 Jun 1976 30 Nov 1983	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) KT	8 Jul 1920	29 Jan 1985	64
Cameron	Roderick William		16 Jun 1883	Kt Bach	25 Jul 1825	19 Oct 1900	75
Cameron	William Gordon		3 Jun 189 24 Jun 1904	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	16 Oct 1827	25 Mar 1913	85
Camilleri	Luigi Antonio		6 Jul 1954	Kt Bach	7 Dec 1892	23 Feb 1989	96
Camm	Sydney		30 Jun 1953	Kt Bach	5 Aug 1893	12 Mar 1966	72
Camoys, Baron	see "Stonor"
Campbell	Alan MP for Tynemouth 1997-		19 Mar 2019	Kt Bach	8 Jul 1957
Campbell	Alan Hugh		12 Jun 1976 16 Jun 1979	KCMG GCMG	1 Jul 1919	7 Oct 2007	88
Campbell	Alexander		24 May 1879	KCMG	9 Mar 1822	24 May 1892	70
Campbell	Alexander		9 Jun 1944	Kt Bach	29 Jan 1892	19 Jul 1963	71
Campbell	(Alexander) Douglas		31 May 1956	KBE (Mil)	20 Jun 1899	3 Apr 1980	80
Campbell	Archibald Douglas, 4th Baron Blythswood		1 Jan 1924	KCVO	25 Apr 1870	14 Nov 1929	59
Campbell	Archibald Henry		26 Jun 1931	Kt Bach	28 May 1870	10 May 1948	77
Campbell	Archibald Young Gipps		1 Jan 1932	KCIE	18 May 1872	30 Oct 1957	85
Campbell	Barrington Bulkeley Douglas, later [1916] 3rd Baron Blythswood		1 Jan 1914	KCB (Mil)	18 Feb 1845	11 Mar 1918	73
Campbell	Bruce Atta		10 Jun 1948	KCB (Civ)	1888	28 Aug 1954	66
Campbell	Cecil James Henry		12 Jun 1947	KBE (Civ)	1891	11 May 1952	60
Campbell	Charles		9 Nov 1905	KCMG	26 Mar 1847	8 Feb 1911	63
Campbell	Charles Rudolph		5 Jul 1961	Kt Bach	11 Aug 1885	26 Jun 1969	83
Campbell	Clifford Clarence Governor General of Jamaica 1962‑1973		8 Nov 1962 4 Mar 1966	GCMG GCVO	28 Jun 1892	28 Sep 1991	99
Campbell	Colin, later [1858] 1st Baron Clyde		5 Jun 1849 5 Jul 1855 25 Jun 1861	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) KSI	20 Oct 1792	14 Aug 1863	70
Campbell	Colin		27 Feb 1952	Kt Bach	1891	12 Oct 1979	88
Campbell	Colin Murray		15 Feb 1994	Kt Bach	26 Dec 1944	20 May 2022	77
Campbell	David		30 Jun 1953	Kt Bach	6 May 1889	30 May 1978	89
Campbell	David Callender PC 1963		10 Jul 1945 8 Jun 1950	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	29 Jan 1891	12 Jun 1963	72
Campbell	David Graham Muschet Governor of Malta 1931‑1936		1 Jan 1919 1 Jan 1935	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	28 Jan 1869	12 Mar 1936	67
Campbell	Donald		8 Mar 1994	Kt Bach	8 Mar 1930	14 Sep 2004	74
Campbell	Edward Alexander		18 Jul 1838	Kt Bach	1801	25 Aug 1850	49
Campbell	Edward Taswell, later [1939] 1st baronet MP for Camberwell North West 1924‑1929 and Bromley 1930‑1945		12 Jul 1933	Kt Bach	9 Apr 1879	17 Jul 1945	66
Campbell	Ella Orr		31 Dec 1996	DNZM	28 Oct 1910	24 Jul 2003	92
Campbell	Francis Alexander		9 Nov 1906	KCMG	2 May 1852	28 Dec 1911	59
Campbell	Francis Joseph		22 Jul 1909	Kt Bach	9 Oct 1832	20 Jun 1914	81
Campbell	Frederick		3 Jun 1916	KCB (Mil)	25 Feb 1860	29 Aug 1943	83
Campbell	Frederick Alexander		23 Apr 1880	KCB (Mil)	1819	15 Sep 1893	74
Campbell	George Lieutenant Governor of Bengal 1870‑1874; MP for Kirkcaldy 1875‑1892		23 May 1873	KCSI	1824	18 Feb 1892	67
Campbell	George Riddoch		7 Mar 1936 1942	Kt Bach KCIE	4 Apr 1887	8 Jul 1965	78
Campbell	George William Robert		30 May 1891	KCMG	1835	10 Jan 1905	69
Campbell	Gerald		4 Jun 1934 11 Jun 1942	KCMG GCMG	30 Oct 1879	4 Jul 1964	84
Campbell	Gordon Huntly		1 Jan 1920	KBE (Civ)	1864	27 Feb 1953	88
Campbell	Hamish Manus		8 Jun 1963	KBE (Mil)	6 Jan 1905	10 May 1993	88
Campbell	Harold Alfred Maurice		19 Aug 1958	Kt Bach	25 Sep 1892	31 Jul 1959	66
Campbell	Harold George		2 Jun 1943 16 Nov 1953	KCVO GCVO	6 Apr 1888	9 Jun 1969	81
Campbell	Henry		11 Feb 1921	Kt Bach	1856	6 Mar 1924	67
Campbell	Henry Colville Montgomery Bishop of London 1956‑1961; PC 1956		1 Nov 1961	KCVO	11 Oct 1887	26 Dec 1970	83
Campbell	Henry Hervey		1 Jan 1930	KCVO	27 Feb 1865	12 Feb 1933	67
Campbell	Ian Murray Robertson		9 Jun 1955	KBE (Mil)	8 Aug 1898	15 Apr 1980	81
Campbell	Ian Tofts		9 Feb 1988	Kt Bach	3 Feb 1923	5 Apr 2022	99
Campbell	James		13 Apr 1842	Kt Bach	1790	1876	86
Campbell	James		6 Feb 1918	Kt Bach	21 Apr 1842	14 Jan 1925	82
Campbell	James Clark		16 Feb 1954	Kt Bach	26 Dec 1882	8 Mar 1964	81
Campbell	(James) Keith		27 Aug 1982	Kt Bach	4 Mar 1928	16 Mar 1983	55
Campbell	James MacNabb		22 Jun 1897	KCIE	1846	26 May 1903	56
Campbell	Jane Susan, later [2007] Baroness Campbell of Surbiton [L]		17 Jun 2006	DBE (Civ)	19 Apr 1959
Campbell [Heseltine from 1934]	Janet Mary		3 Jun 1924	DBE (Civ)	5 Mar 1877	27 Sep 1954	77
Campbell	John		2 Jun 1869	KCSI	1800	21 Apr 1878	77
Campbell	John		12 Feb 1925	Kt Bach	1862	31 Aug 1929	67
Campbell	John		19 Oct 1925 3 Jun 1933	Kt Bach KCMG	2 Sep 1874	3 Dec 1944	70
Campbell	John Middleton ["Jock"], later [1966] Baron Campbell of Eskan [L]		16 Jul 1957	Kt Bach	8 Aug 1912	26 Dec 1994	82
Campbell	John George Edward Henry Douglas Sutherland, styled Marquess of Lorne, later [1900] 9th Duke of Argyll MP for Argyllshire 1868‑1878 and Manchester South 1895‑1900; Governor General of Canada 1878‑1883; PC 1875		21 Mar 1871 14 Sep 1878 2 Feb 1901 19 Jun 1911	KT GCMG GCVO KG	6 Aug 1845	2 May 1914	68
Campbell	John Johnston		12 Feb 1957	Kt Bach	11 Dec 1897	7 Dec 1983	85
Campbell	John Logan		14 Aug 1902	Kt Bach	3 Nov 1817	22 Jun 1912	94
Campbell	John Park		4 Jul 2017	Kt Bach	1 Apr 1934	10 Sep 2024	90
Campbell	John Stratheden		1 Jan 1918	KCSI	1863	16 Aug 1928	65
Campbell	Kate Isabel		1 Jan 1971	DBE (Civ)	22 Apr 1899	12 Jul 1986	87
Campbell	Malcolm		10 Feb 1922	Kt Bach	1848	3 Sep 1935	87
Campbell	Malcolm		21 Feb 1931	Kt Bach	11 Mar 1885	31 Dec 1948	63
Campbell	Marshall		3 Jun 1916	Kt Bach	10 Jul 1849	9 Dec 1918	69
Campbell	Matthew		8 Jun 1963	KBE (Civ)	23 May 1907	7 Mar 1998	90
Campbell	Nigel Leslie		25 Feb 1937	Kt Bach	13 Aug 1878	4 Mar 1948	69
Campbell	Philip Henry Montgomery		19 Nov 2015	Kt Bach	19 Apr 1951
Campbell	Ralph Abercromby		5 Jul 1961	Kt Bach	16 Mar 1906	10 Oct 1989	83
Campbell	Robert Neil		4 Jun 1917	KCMG	24 Sep 1854	18 Feb 1928	73
Campbell	Ronald Hugh PC 1950		1 Jan 1936 1940	KCMG GCMG	27 Sep 1883	15 Nov 1953	70
Campbell	Ronald Ian PC 1950		12 Jun 1941 1 Jan 1947	KCMG GCMG	7 Jun 1890	22 Apr 1983	92
Campbell	Simon Fraser		25 Jun 2015	Kt Bach	27 Mar 1941
Campbell	Susan Catherine, Baroness Campbell of Loughborough [L]		27 Dec 2019	DBE (Civ)	10 Oct 1948
Campbell	Walter		4 Jun 1917 1 Jan 1919	KCMG KCB (Mil)	30 Jul 1864	11 Aug 1936	72
Campbell	Walter Benjamin Governor of Queensland 1985‑1992		22 Aug 1979	Kt Bach	4 Mar 1921	4 Sep 2004	83
Campbell	Walter Douglas Somerset		3 Jun 1910	KCVO	1853	17 Apr 1919	65
Campbell	Walter Fendall		13 Jun 1946	KCIE	20 May 1894	15 May 1973	78
Campbell	(Walter) Menzies, later [2015] Baron Campbell of Pittenweem [L] MP for Fife North East 1987‑2015: PC 1999; CH 2013		27 May 2004	Kt Bach	22 May 1941	26 Sep 2025	84
Campbell	William		19 Jun 1911	KCB (Mil)	7 Feb 1847	5 Jul 1918	71
Campbell	William Pitcairn		3 Jun 1915	KCB (Mil)	20 Jun 1856	22 Sep 1933	77
Campbell	(William) Anthony Lord Justice of Appeal [NI] 1998‑2008; PC 1999		16 Dec 1988	Kt Bach	30 Oct 1936
Campbell-Bannerman	Henry MP for Stirling Burghs 1868‑1908; Chief Secretary for Ireland 1884‑1885; Secretary of State for War 1886 and 1892‑1895; Prime Minister 1905‑1908; PC 1884		29 Jun 1895	GCB (Civ)	7 Sep 1836	22 Apr 1908	71
Campbell-Preston	Frances Olivia		16 Jun 1990	DCVO	2 Sep 1918	22 Nov 2022	104
Campion	(Elizabeth) Jane		31 Dec 2015	DNZM	30 Apr 1954
Campion	Gilbert Francis Montriou, later [1950] 1st Baron Campion		1 Jan 1938 10 Jun 1948	KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	11 May 1882	6 Apr 1958	75
Campion	Harry		16 Jul 1957	Kt Bach	20 May 1905	24 May 1996	91
Campion	William Robert Governor of Western Australia 1924‑1931		27 Jun 1924	KCMG	3 Jul 1870	2 Jan 1951	80
Canagarajah	(Cedric) Nishanthan		29 Dec 2025	Kt Bach	Feb 1966
Candy	Edward Townshend		5 Jul 1904	Kt Bach	15 Apr 1845	13 Apr 1913	67
Cane	Cyril Hubert		2 Jan 1950	KBE (Civ)	6 Jul 1891	31 Dec 1959	68
Cann	William Moore		27 Mar 1929	Kt Bach	6 Jul 1856	18 Apr 1947	90
Cannadine	David Nicholas		10 Jul 2009	Kt Bach	7 Sep 1950
Canning	Charles John, 2nd Viscount Canning, later [1859] 1st Earl Canning MP for Warwick 1836‑1837; Postmaster General 1852‑1855; Governor General of India 1855‑1862; PC 1846		31 Mar 1859 25 Jun 1861 21 May 1862	GCB (Civ) KSI KG	14 Dec 1812	17 Jun 1862	49
Canning	Ernest Robert		16 Feb 1939	Kt Bach	7 Aug 1876	25 Dec 1966	90
Canning	Samuel		10 Nov 1866	Kt Bach	21 Jul 1823	24 Sep 1908	85
Cannon	Leslie		1 Jan 1971	Kt Bach	21 Feb 1920	9 Dec 1970	50
Canny	Gerald Bain		11 May 1937 8 Jun 1939	KBE (Civ) KCB (Civ)	5 Mar 1881	16 Feb 1954	72
Canterbury, Viscount	see "Manners-Sutton"
Cantley	Joseph Donaldson		19 Feb 1965	Kt Bach	8 Aug 1910	6 Jan 1993	82
Cantlie	Colin		11 Jun 1946	KBE (Mil)	8 May 1888	9 Oct 1967	79
Cantlie	James		1 Jan 1918	KBE	17 Jan 1851	28 May 1926	75
Cantlie	Keith		6 Jul 1944	Kt Bach	6 Feb 1886	29 Apr 1977	91
Cantlie	Neil		9 Jun 1949 5 Jun 1952	KBE (Mil) KCB (Mil)	11 Dec 1892	16 May 1975	82
Capel	Thomas Bladen		20 Feb 1832 6 Apr 1852	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	25 Aug 1776	4 Mar 1853	76
Capewell	David Andrew		31 Dec 2013	KCB (Mil)	21 Aug 1959
Capon	David		10 Nov 1862	KCB (Mil)	1793	17 Dec 1869	76
Cappel	Albert James Leppoc		15 Feb 1887	KCIE	1836	20 Apr 1924	87
Capper	John Edward		4 Jun 1917 11 Jul 1921	KCB (Mil) KCVO	7 Dec 1861	24 May 1955	93
Capper	Thompson		18 Feb 1915	KCMG	20 Oct 1863	25 Sep 1915	51
Capper	(William) Derrick		9 Jul 1968	Kt Bach	3 Jan 1912	21 Mar 1977	65
Caradoc	John Hobart, 2nd Baron Howden MP for Dundalk 1830‑1831		23 Feb 1852 5 Mar 1858	KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	16 Oct 1799	9 Oct 1873	73
Caradon, Baron	see "Foot"
Carberry	John Edward Doston		7 Feb 1956	Kt Bach	20 Aug 1893	4 Oct 1977	84
Carbone	Guiseppe		1 Jan 1891 9 Nov 1901 21 Apr 1903	KCMG GCMG KCVO	1838	14 Nov 1913	75
Cardell-Oliver	Annie Florence Gillies		7 Jun 1951	DBE (Civ)	11 May 1876	12 Jan 1965	88
Carden	Herbert Arthur John		6 Mar 1930	Kt Bach	c Sep 1867	14 Feb 1941	73
Carden	Lionel Edward Gresley		14 Jun 1912	KCMG	15 Sep 1851	16 Oct 1915	64
Carden	Robert Walter, later [1887] 1st baronet MP for Gloucester 1857‑1859 and Barnstaple 1880‑1885		17 Jul 1851	Kt Bach	7 Oct 1801	19 Jan 1888	86
Carden	Sackville Hamilton		1 Jan 1916	KCMG	3 May 1857	6 May 1930	73
Cardew	Alexander Gordon		3 Jun 1916	KCSI	14 Mar 1861	12 Jan 1937	75
Cardew	Frederic		22 Jun 1897	KCMG	27 Sep 1839	6 Jul 1921	81
Cardigan, Earl of	see "Brudenell"
Cardinall	Allan Wolsey Governor of the Falkland Islands 1941‑1946		1 Jan 1943	KBE (Civ)	21 Mar 1887	26 Jan 1956	68
Cardus	(John Frederick) Neville		7 Feb 1967	Kt Bach	2 Apr 1889	28 Feb 1975	85
Cardwell	David		13 Jun 1981	KCB (Civ)	27 Nov 1920	19 Jun 1982	61
Carew Pole	Mary, Lady [wife of Sir John Walter Richard Reginald Carew Pole, 13th baronet]		30 Dec 2017	DCVO	15 Apr 1936
Carey	Bertram Sausmarez		1 Jan 1918	KCIE	1864	11 Jul 1919	55
Carey	de Vic Graham		13 Mar 2002	Kt Bach	15 Jun 1940
Carey	Peter Stafford		23 Nov 1863	Kt Bach	1 Apr 1803	17 Jan 1886	82
Carey	Peter Willoughby		1 Jan 1976 12 Jun 1982	KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	26 Jul 1923	4 Feb 2011	87
Carey	Thomas Godfrey		27 Jun 1900	Kt Bach	5 Jan 1832	6 Nov 1906	74
Carey	Victor Gosselin		27 Feb 1946	Kt Bach	2 Jul 1871	28 Jun 1957	85
Carey	William		13 Jan 1915	Kt Bach	1 Feb 1853	1915	62
Carey	Willoughby Langer		28 Feb 1924	Kt Bach	1875	30 Jan 1933	57
Carey Evans	Lady Olwen Elizabeth [daughter of David Lloyd George]		7 Jul 1969	DBE (Civ)	3 Apr 1892	2 Mar 1990	97
Carey-Evans	Thomas John		10 Jul 1924	Kt Bach	1884	25 Aug 1947	63
Cargill	Helen Wilson		1 Jan 1951	DBE (Mil)	1 Oct 1896	4 Dec 1969	73
Cargill	(Ian) Peter Macgillivray		1981	Kt Bach	29 Sep 1915	10 Jul 1981	65
Caridi	Vittor		18 Nov 1818 30 Aug 1839	KCMG GCMG
Carington	Charles Robert, 3rd Baron Carrington, later [1895] 1st Earl Carrington and [1912] 1st Marquess of Lincolnshire MP for Wycombe 1865‑1868; Governor of New South Wales 1886‑1890; President of the Board of Agriculture 1905‑1911; Lord Privy Seal 1911‑1912; PC 1881		6 Jun 1885 27 Sep 1906	GCMG KG	16 May 1843	13 Jun 1928	85
Carington	Peter Alexander Rupert, 6th Baron Carrington First Lord of the Admiralty 1959‑1963; Minister without Portfolio 1963‑1964; Secretary of State for Defence 1970‑1974; Secretary of State for Energy 1974; Foreign Secretary 1979‑1982; PC 1959; CH 1983		12 Jun 1958 23 Apr 1985 11 Jun 1988	KCMG KG GCMG	6 Jun 1919	9 Jul 2018	99
Carington	William Henry Peregrine MP for Wycombe 1868‑1883; PC 1910		24 Dec 1901 19 Jun 1911 3 Jun 1913	KCVO GCVO KCB (Civ)	28 Jul 1845	7 Oct 1914	69
Carisbrooke, Marquess and Marchioness of	see "Battenberg" and "Mountbatten"
Carkeek	Arthur		21 Feb 1917	Kt Bach	9 Apr 1861	12 Feb 1933	71
Carlebach	Philip		17 Feb 1938	Kt Bach	1873	30 May 1949	75
Carleton-Smith	Mark Alexander Popham		28 Dec 2018 17 Jun 2023	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	9 Feb 1964
Carleton-Smith	Michael Edward		17 Mar 1998	Kt Bach	5 May 1931
Carlile	Edward		11 Jun 1913	Kt Bach	26 Apr 1845	15 Nov 1917	72
Carlile	Edward Hildred, later [1917] 1st baronet MP for St. Albans 1906‑1919		6 Jul 1911	Kt Bach	10 Jul 1852	26 Sep 1942	90
Carlill	Stephen Hope		13 Jun 1957	KBE (Mil)	23 Dec 1902	9 Feb 1996	93
Carlin	Wendy Joan		29 Dec 2025	DBE (Civ)	1957
Carling	Ernest Rock		4 Jul 1944	Kt Bach	6 Mar 1877	15 Jul 1960	83
Carling	John		3 Jun 1893	KCMG	23 Jan 1828	6 Nov 1911	83
Carlisle	James Beethoven Governor General of Antigua and Barbuda 1993‑2007		9 Nov 1993	GCMG	5 Aug 1937
Carlisle	(John) Michael		12 Feb 1985	Kt Bach	16 Dec 1929
Carlisle	Kenneth Melville MP for Lincoln 1979‑1997		20 Jul 1994	Kt Bach	25 Mar 1941
Carlton	Arthur		28 Feb 1924	Kt Bach	19 Oct 1865	20 May 1931	65
Carlton	Stuart		26 Jun 2025	Kt Bach
Carlyle	Robert Warrand		12 Dec 1911	KCSI	11 Jul 1859	23 May 1934	74
Carlyon	Alexander Keith		13 Jul 1926	Kt Bach	1848	30 May 1936	87
Carmichael, Baron	see "Gibson-Carmichael"
Carmichael	Duncan		21 Feb 1917	Kt Bach	1866	22 Jun 1923	56
Carmichael	George		3 Jun 1919	KCSI	25 Mar 1866	7 Oct 1936	70
Carmichael	James		1 Jan 1919	KBE (Civ)	1858	9 Apr 1934	75
Carmichael	James Forrest Halkett		27 Mar 1929	Kt Bach	8 Jul 1868	12 Aug 1934	66
Carmichael	John		1 Jan 1955	KBE (Civ)	22 Apr 1910	7 Jan 1996	85
Carmichael	Trevor Austin		Nov 2013	KA	9 Feb 1945
Carnall	Ruth		11 Jun 2011	DBE (Civ)	26 Jul 1956
Carnarvon, Earl of	see "Herbert"
Carncross	Walter Charles Frederick		8 Jul 1922	Kt Bach	1855	30 Jun 1940	84
Carnduff	Herbert William Cameron		1 Jan 1913	Kt Bach	17 Jul 1862	23 Jan 1915	52
Carnegie	Charles Alexander, styled Lord Carnegie, later [1941] 11th Earl of Southesk		1 Jan 1926	KCVO	23 Sep 1893	16 Feb 1992	98
Carnegie	Francis		13 Jul 1939	Kt Bach	1874	3 Aug 1946	72
Carnegie	Lancelot Douglas PC 1924		1 Jan 1916 18 Oct 1917	KCMG GCVO	26 Dec 1861	15 Oct 1933	71
Carnegie	Robin Macdonald		30 Dec 1978	KCB (Mil)	22 Jun 1926	1 Jan 2011	84
Carnegie	Roderick Howard		23 Aug 1978	Kt Bach	27 Nov 1932
Carnegy	Philip Mainwaring		4 Jun 1921	KCB (Mil)	12 Dec 1858	8 Dec 1927	68
Carnock, Baron	see "Nicolson"
Carnwath	Alison Jane		31 Dec 2013	DBE (Civ)	18 Jan 1953
Carnwath	Andrew Hunter		14 Jun 1975	KCVO	26 Oct 1909	29 Dec 1995	86
Carnwath	Robert John Anderson, Lord Carnwath of Notting Hill Justice of the Supreme Court 2012‑2020		29 Nov 1994	Kt Bach	15 Mar 1945
Caro	Anthony Alfred OM 2000		15 Dec 1987	Kt Bach	8 Mar 1924	23 Oct 2013	89
Carøe	(Einar) Athelstan Gordon		3 Feb 1972	Kt Bach	6 Oct 1903	19 Apr 1988	84
Caroe	Olaf Kirkpatrick		1 Jan 1944 21 Dec 1945	KCIE KCSI	15 Nov 1892	23 Nov 1981	89
Caron	Joseph Philippe René Adolphe		25 Aug 1885	KCMG	24 Dec 1843	20 Apr 1908	64
Carpendale	Charles Douglas		22 Jun 1932	Kt Bach	1874	21 Mar 1968	93
Carpenter	Edward Frederick		28 Nov 1985	KCVO	27 Nov 1910	26 Aug 1998	87
Carpenter	Eric Ashton		14 Feb 1951	Kt Bach	12 Nov 1896	2 Aug 1973	76
Carpenter	Henry Cort Harold		10 Jul 1929	Kt Bach	6 Feb 1875	13 Sep 1940	65
Carpenter	Walter Randolph		19 Feb 1936	Kt Bach	31 Oct 1877	1 Feb 1954	76
Carr	(Albert) Raymond Maillard		11 Feb 1987	Kt Bach	11 Apr 1919	19 Apr 2015	96
Carr	(Arthur) Wesley		8 Feb 2006	KCVO	26 Jul 1941	15 Jul 2017	75
Carr	Cecil Thomas		13 Jul 1939 12 Jun 1947	Kt Bach KCB (Civ)	4 Aug 1878	12 May 1966	87
Carr	(Charles) Roderick		5 Jul 1945	KBE (Mil)	31 Aug 1891	15 Dec 1971	80
Carr	Emsley		6 Feb 1918	Kt Bach	1 May 1867	31 Jul 1941	74
Carr	(Frederick) Bernard		23 Jul 1946	Kt Bach	5 Apr 1893	3 May 1981	88
Carr	Henry James		3 Nov 2015	Kt Bach	31 Mar 1958
Carr	Hubert Winch		28 Jan 1926 1 Jan 1936	Kt Bach KCIE	1877	24 May 1955	77
Carr	James Henry Brownlow		26 Mar 1982	Kt Bach	17 Apr 1913	4 Aug 1984	71
Carr	Peter Derek		15 Nov 2007	Kt Bach	12 Jul 1930	26 Oct 2017	87
Carr	Roger Martyn		31 Mar 2011	Kt Bach	22 Dec 1946
Carr	Sue Lascelles		18 Feb 2014	DBE (Civ)	1 Sep 1964
Carr	William		22 Jun 1932	Kt Bach	9 Feb 1872	18 Sep 1949	77
Carr	William Emsley		16 Jul 1957	Kt Bach	30 May 1912	14 Nov 1977	65
Carr	William Ogle		14 Aug 1854	Kt Bach	13 Nov 1802	24 Apr 1856	53
Carr	William St. John		30 Jun 1905	Kt Bach	21 Feb 1848	23 Jun 1928	80
Carr-Ellison	Ralph Harry		13 Feb 1973 31 Dec 1998	Kt Bach KCVO	8 Dec 1925	26 Aug 2014	88
Carreras	James Enrique		3 Feb 1970 31 Dec 1979	Kt Bach KCVO	30 Jan 1909	9 Jun 1990	81
Carrick	John Leslie		31 Dec 1981	KCMG	4 Sep 1918	18 May 2018	99
Carrick	Roger John		17 Jun 1995	KCMG	13 Oct 1937
Carrick-Buchanan	David Carrick Robert		13 Mar 1894	KCB (Civ)	16 Sep 1825	8 Feb 1904	78
Carrington, Baron	see "Carington"
Carrington	Frederick		24 May 1887 7 May 1897	KCMG KCB (Mil)	23 Aug 1844	22 Mar 1913	68
Carrington	John Worrell		25 Jan 1897	Kt Bach	29 May 1847	11 Feb 1913	65
Carrington	Nigel Martyn		21 Nov 2019	Kt Bach	May 1956
Carrington	Robert Harold		1 Jan 1941	KCB (Mil)	7 Nov 1882	4 Sep 1964	81
Carrington	William Speight		15 Jul 1958	Kt Bach	20 Feb 1904	6 May 1975	71
Carroll	Alfred Thomas		2 Jun 1962	KBE (Civ)	24 Aug 1890	11 Nov 1975	85
Carroll	George		13 Nov 1837	Kt Bach	1784	18 Dec 1860	76
Carroll	James		26 Aug 1903	Kt Bach		25 May 1905
Carroll	James		19 Jun 1911	KCMG	20 Aug 1857	18 Oct 1926	69
Carroll	John Anthony		1 Jun 1953	KBE (Civ)	1899	2 May 1974	74
Carroll	William		14 May 1868	Kt Bach	1819	28 Nov 1890	71
Carroll	William Fairbrother		6 Apr 1852	KCB (Mil)	1784	8 Apr 1862	77
Carron	William John, later [1967] Baron Carron [L]		5 Feb 1963	Kt Bach	19 Nov 1902	3 Dec 1969	67
Carr-Saunders	Alexander Morris		12 Mar 1946 1 Jan 1957	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	14 Jan 1886	6 Oct 1966	80
Carruthers	David James [originally DCNZM 6 Jun 2005]		1 Aug 2009	KNZM
Carruthers	Ian James		25 Feb 2003	Kt Bach
Carruthers	Joseph Hector McNeil		26 Jun 1908	KCMG	21 Dec 1857	10 Dec 1932	74
Carruthers	William		10 Feb 1922	Kt Bach	1858	4 Nov 1936	78
Carsberg	Bryan Victor		9 Feb 1989	Kt Bach	3 Jan 1939
Carson	(Charles) Frederick		18 Feb 1941	Kt Bach	10 Feb 1886	3 May 1960	74
Carson	Charles William Charteris		20 Jun 1939	Kt Bach	21 Jul 1874	10 May 1945	70
Carson	Edward Henry, later [1921] Baron Carson [L] MP for Dublin University 1892‑1918 and Duncairn 1918‑1921; Solicitor General 1900‑1905; Attorney General 1915‑1916; First Lord of the Admiralty 1916‑1917; Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1921‑1929; PC [I] 1896; PC 1905		30 Jun 1900	Kt Bach	9 Feb 1854	22 Oct 1935	81
Carson	John Wallace		1917	Kt Bach	13 Oct 1864	13 Oct 1922	58
Carson	Norman John		26 Oct 1961	Kt Bach	27 Aug 1877	28 Jan 1964	86
Carswell	Robert		3 Jul 1850	Kt Bach	3 Feb 1793	15 Jun 1857	64
Carswell	Robert Douglas, later [2004] Baron Carswell [L] PC 1993		29 Nov 1988	Kt Bach	28 Jun 1934	4 May 2023	88
Carter	Andrew Nicholas		2 Oct 2014	Kt Bach	19 Jul 1949
Carter	Charles Frederick		7 Feb 1978	Kt Bach	15 Aug 1919	27 Jun 2002	82
Carter	David Anthony		30 Oct 2013	Kt Bach	29 Nov 1959
Carter	David Craig		22 May 1996	Kt Bach	1 Sep 1940
Carter	Derrick Hunton		4 Feb 1975	Kt Bach	7 Apr 1906	8 Dec 1997	91
Carter	Douglas Julian		11 Jun 1977	KCMG	5 Aug 1908	7 Nov 1988	80
Carter	(Edward) Charles		31 Dec 2015	KCMG	13 Apr 1943	15 May 2021	78
Carter	Evan Eyare		1 Jan 1919	KCMG	11 Aug 1866	2 Feb 1933	66
Carter	Frank Willington		18 Aug 1919	Kt Bach	16 Jan 1865	31 Jan 1945	80
Carter	Frederick Bowker Terrington		25 May 1878	KCMG	12 Feb 1819	1 Mar 1900	81
Carter	George John		4 Jun 1917	KBE	1860	9 Feb 1922	61
Carter	Gerald Francis		9 Feb 1943	Kt Bach	28 Sep 1881	21 Jan 1959	77
Carter [Gilbert-Carter from 1919]	Gilbert Thomas Administrator of the Gambia 1888‑1891; Governor of Lagos 1891‑1897, the Bahamas 1898‑1904 and Barbados 1904‑1911		3 Jun 1893	KCMG	14 Jan 1848	18 Jan 1927	79
Carter	Gordon		3 Jun 1929	KCVO	1853	16 Nov 1941	88
Carter	James		12 Oct 1859	Kt Bach	25 Jan 1805	10 Mar 1878	73
Carter	John		6 Sep 1966	Kt Bach	27 Jan 1919	23 Feb 2005	86
Carter	John Alexander		25 Jul 1989	Kt Bach	2 Nov 1921	7 Jul 2015	93
Carter	John Gordon Thomas		10 Feb 1998	Kt Bach	28 Dec 1937
Carter	John Thomas		1 Jan 1917	KCMG	24 Sep 1855	7 Sep 1939	83
Carter	Nicholas Patrick		31 Dec 2013 8 Jun 2019	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	11 Feb 1959
Carter	Paul Benedict Crossland		26 Oct 2021	Kt Bach	Feb 1955
Carter	Philip David		16 Jul 1991	Kt Bach	8 May 1927	23 Apr 2015	87
Carter	Richard Henry Alwyn		1992	Kt Bach	24 Apr 1935	6 Jan 2011	75
Carter	(Richard Henry) Archibald		1 Jan 1935 1 Jan 1938 9 Jun 1949	KCIE KCB (Civ) GCMG	1887	10 Nov 1958	71
Carter	Ronald Powell		31 Dec 1997	KNZM	17 Jun 1935
Carter	Walker Kelly		16 Feb 1965	Kt Bach	7 Jul 1899	29 Mar 1985	85
Carter	William		4 Mar 1920	Kt Bach	25 May 1848	16 Oct 1932	84
Carter	William Marlborough		3 Jun 1931	KCMG	Jul 1850	14 Feb 1941	90
Carter	(William) Morris		18 Aug 1919	Kt Bach	9 Dec 1873	22 Sep 1960	86
Carter	William Oscar		12 Jul 1972	Kt Bach	12 Jan 1905	11 Dec 2000	95
Cartland	George Barrington		12 Mar 1963	Kt Bach	22 Sep 1912	31 Jul 2008	95
Cartland	(Mary) Barbara Hamilton		31 Dec 1990	DBE (Civ)	9 Jul 1901	21 May 2000	98
Cartledge	Bryan George		15 Jun 1985	KCMG	10 Jun 1931
Cartmel-Robinson	Harold Francis		20 Jul 1948	Kt Bach	28 Mar 1889	18 Nov 1957	68
Cartmell	Harry		4 Mar 1920	Kt Bach	1857	11 May 1923	65
Carton de Wiart	Adrian Paul Ghislain VC For further information on this knight, see the note at the foot of this page		1 Jan 1945	KBE (Mil)	5 May 1880	5 Jun 1963	83
Cartwright	Charles Henry		16 Feb 1939	Kt Bach	1865	3 Jul 1959	94
Cartwright	Fairfax Leighton PC 1908		26 Jun 1908 3 Sep 1909 1 Jan 1914	KCMG GCVO GCMG	20 Jul 1857	9 Jan 1928	70
Cartwright	Henry Edmund		27 Jun 1887	Kt Bach	1821	30 Mar 1899	77
Cartwright	Mary Lucy		14 Jun 1969	DBE (Civ)	17 Dec 1900	3 Apr 1998	97
Cartwright	Richard John		24 May 1879 22 Jun 1897	KCMG GCMG	4 Dec 1835	24 Sep 1912	76
Cartwright	Silvia Rose Governor General of New Zealand 2001‑2006		17 Jun 1989	DBE (Civ)	7 Nov 1943
Cartwright	William Bramwell		10 Feb 1942	Kt Bach	7 Apr 1876	26 Feb 1958	81
Cartwright	William Chauncy		24 Jun 1910	KCMG	25 Sep 1853	17 Mar 1933	79
Cartwright-Taylor	Malcolm Cartwright		8 Jun 1963	KCB (Mil)	29 Oct 1911	5 Nov 1969	58
Caruana	Luigi Carlo Giovanni Giuseppe Publio ["Maurus"] Bishop of Malta 1915‑1928; Archbishop of Malta 1928‑1943		1 Jan 1918	KBE	16 Nov 1867	17 Dec 1943	76
Caruana	Peter Richard		15 Jun 2013	KCMG	15 Oct 1956
Caruso	Demetrio Spiridion, Count		23 Nov 1852	GCMG	1820
Carver	(Richard) Michael Power, later [1977] Baron Carver [L]		11 Jun 1966 13 Jun 1970	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	24 Apr 1915	9 Dec 2001	86
Carver	Stanley Roy		18 Jul 1962	Kt Bach	7 Feb 1897	22 Jul 1967	70
Cary	(Arthur Lucius) Michael		12 Jun 1965 1 Jan 1976	KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	3 Apr 1917	6 Mar 1976	58
Cary	Robert Archibald, later [1955] 1st baronet MP for Eccles 1935‑1945 and Withington 1951‑1974		24 Aug 1945	Kt Bach	25 May 1898	1 Oct 1979	81
Casault	Louis Edelmar Napoléon		25 Jun 1894	Kt Bach	10 Jul 1823	18 May 1908	84
Casement	Roger Knighthood revoked 30 Jun 1916		6 Jul 1911	Kt Bach	1 Sep 1864	3 Aug 1916	51
Casey	Louise, later [2020] Baroness Casey of Blackstock [L]		11 Jun 2016	DBE (Civ)	29 Mar 1965
Casey	Maurice Eugene PC 1986		12 Nov 1991	Kt Bach	28 Aug 1923	19 Jan 2012	88
Casey	Richard Gardiner, Baron Casey [L] Governor of Bengal 1940‑1946; Governor General of Australia 1965‑1969; PC 1939; CH 1944		1 Sep 1965 10 Feb 1969	GCMG KG	29 Aug 1890	17 Jun 1976	85
Casey	Stella Katherine		31 Dec 1990	DBE (Civ)	22 May 1924	7 Jul 2000	76
Cash	Andrew John		17 Nov 2009	Kt Bach
Cash	Gerald Christopher Governor General of the Bahamas 1976‑1988		20 Oct 1977 20 Dec 1979 18 Oct 1985	KCVO GCMG GCVO	28 May 1917	6 Jan 2003	85
Cash	Reginald John		12 Jun 1958	KBE (Civ)	14 Jun 1892	11 Mar 1959	66
Cash	Thomas James		13 Jun 1946	KBE (Civ)	5 Jul 1888	22 Jan 1978	89
Cash	William		15 Jul 1958	Kt Bach	18 Jun 1891	4 May 1964	72
Cash	William Nigel Paul MP for Stafford 1984‑1997 and Stone 1997‑2024		17 Oct 2014	Kt Bach	10 May 1940
Cashin	Michael Patrick		3 Jun 1918	KBE	29 Sep 1864	30 Aug 1926	61
Casolani	Vincent		27 Jun 1853	GCMG	1785	1855	70
Cass	Geoffrey Arthur		28 Jul 1992	Kt Bach	11 Aug 1932
Cass	John		9 Jul 1896	Kt Bach	1832	18 May 1898	65
Cass	John Patrick		18 Apr 1978	Kt Bach	7 May 1909	2 Aug 1995	86
Cassel	Ernest Joseph PC 1902 For further information on this knight, see the note at the foot of this page		3 Jun 1899 24 Dec 1901 11 Dec 1905 13 Jun 1906 25 Jun 1909	KCMG KCVO GCMG GCVO GCB (Civ)	3 Mar 1852	21 Sep 1921	69
Cassels	(Archibald) James Halkett		10 Oct 1952 31 Dec 1960	KBE (Mil) GCB (Mil)	28 Feb 1907	13 Dec 1996	89
Cassels	James Dale		27 Feb 1939	Kt Bach	22 Mar 1877	7 Feb 1972	94
Cassels	John Seton		9 Feb 1988	Kt Bach	10 Oct 1928	27 Feb 2016	87
Cassels	Robert Archibald		3 Jun 1927 3 Jun 1933 11 Jul 1940	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) GCSI	15 Mar 1876	23 Dec 1959	83
Cassels	Simon Alastair Cassillis		12 Jun 1982	KCB (Mil)	5 Mar 1928	6 Mar 2019	90
Cassels	Walter Gibson Pringle		21 Feb 1917	Kt Bach	14 Aug 1845	1 Mar 1923	77
Cassidi	(Arthur) Desmond		3 Jun 1978 31 Dec 1982	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	26 Jan 1925	10 Oct 2019	94
Cassidy	Jack Evelyn		5 Apr 1968	Kt Bach	12 Jun 1894	11 Jun 1975	80
Cassidy	Maurice Alan		4 Jun 1934 3 May 1949	KCVO GCVO	29 Feb 1880	22 Oct 1949	69
Casson	Hugh Maxwell CH 1985		27 Feb 1952 3 Jun 1978	Kt Bach KCVO	23 May 1910	15 Aug 1999	89
Casson	Lewis Thomas		24 Aug 1945	Kt Bach	26 Oct 1875	16 May 1969	93
Castell	William Martin		12 Nov 2000	Kt Bach	10 Apr 1947
Castledine	George [annulled 17 Feb 2015]		18 Oct 2007	Kt Bach	8 Aug 1946	12 Oct 2018	72
Cater	(Alexander) Norman Ley		1 Jan 1934	KCIE	15 Jun 1880	21 Oct 1957	77
Cater	Jack		30 Dec 1978	KBE (Civ)	21 Feb 1922	14 Apr 2006	84
Cater	John James		12 Mar 1946	Kt Bach	30 Jun 1885	16 Feb 1962	76
Cater	John Robert ["Robin"]		14 Feb 1984	Kt Bach	25 Apr 1919	2 Jul 1997	78
Catford	(John) Robin		31 Dec 1992	KCVO	11 Jan 1923	27 May 2008	85
Cathcart	Charles Murray, later [1843] 2nd Earl Cathcart Governor General of Canada 1846‑1847		19 Jul 1838 21 Jun 1859	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	21 Dec 1783	16 Jul 1859	75
Cathcart	George Governor of the Cape Colony 1852‑1853		30 May 1853	KCB (Mil)	12 May 1794	5 Nov 1854	60
Catherwood	(Henry) Frederick Ross		9 Feb 1971	Kt Bach	30 Jan 1925	30 Nov 2014	89
Catlin	George Edward Gordon		14 Jul 1970	Kt Bach	29 Jul 1896	7 Feb 1979	82
Catling	Richard Charles		15 Jul 1964	Kt Bach	22 Aug 1912	22 Mar 2005	92
Catlow	(Charles) Richard Arthur		27 Oct 2021	Kt Bach	24 Apr 1947
Catlow	John William		13 Jul 1943	Kt Bach	1882	12 May 1947	64
Cato	Arnott Samuel		20 Jul 1977 11 Jun 1983	Kt Bach KCMG	24 Sep 1912	19 Feb 1998	85
Cator	Geoffrey Edmund		12 Mar 1946	Kt Bach	14 Aug 1884	21 Apr 1973	88
Cator	Ralph Bertie Peter		26 Jun 1931	Kt Bach	21 Nov 1861	29 Jul 1945	83
Cator	William		28 Mar 1865	KCB (Mil)	1785	11 May 1866	81
Catterall	Robert		27 Feb 1952	Kt Bach	18 Jun 1880	25 May 1962	81
Catto	Graeme Robertson Dawson		2 Jul 2002	Kt Bach	24 Apr 1945
Caughey	(Thomas) Harcourt Clarke		1 Jan 1972	KBE (Civ)	4 Jul 1911	4 Aug 1993	82
Caulcutt	John		24 Feb 1931 11 May 1937	Kt Bach KCMG	1876	29 Apr 1943	66
Caulfield	Bernard		30 Apr 1968	Kt Bach	24 Apr 1914	17 Oct 1994	80
Caulfield	Mark Jonathan		29 Jan 2020	Kt Bach	19 Jul 1960
Causton	Joseph		11 Dec 1869	Kt Bach	1815	27 May 1871	55
Cautley	Proby Thomas		29 Jul 1854	KCB (Civ)	3 Jan 1802	25 Jan 1871	69
Cauty	Arthur Belcher		28 Jan 1947	Kt Bach	26 Jul 1870	31 Jul 1954	83
Cavagnari	(Pierre) Louis Napoleon For information on this knight's death, see the note at the foot of this page		19 Jul 1879	KCB (Civ)	4 Jul 1841	3 Sep 1879	38
Cavan, Earl and Countess of	see "Lambart"
Cavanagh	John Patrick		14 Nov 2019	Kt Bach	17 Jun 1960
Cave	Basil Shillito		1 Jan 1925	KCMG	14 Nov 1865	9 Oct 1931	65
Cave	George, later [1918] 1st Viscount Cave MP for Kingston-upon-Thames 1906‑1918; Solicitor General 1915; Home Secretary 1916‑1919; Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1919‑1922; Lord Chancellor 1922‑1924 and 1924‑1928; PC 1915		2 Dec 1915 1 Feb 1921	Kt Bach GCMG	23 Feb 1856	29 Mar 1928	72
Cave	Ian John		14 Jun 2024	KCB (Mil)	May 1966
Cave	Lewis William		1 Apr 1881	Kt Bach	3 Jul 1832	7 Sep 1897	65
Cave	Richard Guy		28 Jul 1976	Kt Bach	16 Mar 1920	5 Dec 1986	66
Cave	Richard Philip		11 Jun 1977	KCVO	26 Apr 1912	29 Mar 1988	75
Cave	(Ronald) Geoffrey		Nov 2016	KA
Cave	Stephen MP for New Shoreham 1859‑1880; Paymaster General 1866‑1868 and 1874‑1880; Vice President of the Board of Trade 1866‑1867; PC 1866		20 Mar 1880	GCB (Civ)	28 Dec 1820	6 Jun 1880	59
Cave	Thomas Sturmy		19 Jun 1911	KCB (Civ)	23 Sep 1846	15 Apr 1936	89
Cave-Browne-Cave	Thomas		6 Jul 1911	Kt Bach	11 Apr 1835	9 Dec 1924	89
Cavenagh	William Orfeur Governor of the Straits Settlements 1859‑1867		24 May 1881	KCSI	1820	3 Jul 1891	71
Cavendish	Charles Compton William, 3rd Baron Chesham PC 1901		29 Nov 1900	KCB (Mil)	13 Dec 1850	9 Nov 1907	56
Cavendish	Deborah Vivien, Duchess of Devonshire [wife of the 11th Duke]		31 Dec 1998	DCVO	31 Mar 1920	24 Sep 2014	94
Cavendish	Evelyn Emily Mary, Duchess of Devonshire [wife of the 9th Duke]		11 May 1937	GCVO	27 Aug 1870	2 Apr 1960	89
Cavendish	Mary Alice, Dowager Duchess of Devonshire [widow of the 10th Duke]		1955	GCVO	29 Jul 1895	24 Dec 1988	93
Cavendish	Peregrine Andrew Morny, 12th Duke of Devonshire		31 Dec 2008	KCVO	27 Apr 1944
Cavendish	Spencer Compton, 8th Duke of Devonshire See Peerage pages for information on seats represented and political posts held		10 Aug 1892 7 Jan 1907	KG GCVO	23 Jul 1833	24 Mar 1908	74
Cavendish	Victor Christian William, 9th Duke of Devonshire MP for Derbyshire West 1891‑1908; Governor General of Canada 1916‑1921; Secretary of State for Colonies 1922‑1924; PC 1905		19 Aug 1912 1 Jan 1916 28 Jul 1916	GCVO KG GCMG	31 May 1868	6 May 1938	69
Cavendish-Bentinck	Ferdinand William, later [1977] 8th Duke of Portland		2 Jan 1956	KBE (Civ)	4 Jul 1889	13 Dec 1980	91
Cavendish-Bentinck	Ivy, Duchess of Portland [wife of the 7th Duke]		12 Jun 1958	DBE (Civ)	16 Jun 1887	3 Mar 1982	94
Cavendish-Bentinck	William John Arthur Charles James, 6th Duke of Portland PC 1886		25 May 1896 15 Mar 1900	GCVO KG	28 Dec 1857	26 Apr 1943	85
Cavendish-Bentinck	Winifred Anna, Duchess of Portland [wife of the 6th Duke]		3 Jun 1935	DBE (Civ)	7 Sep 1863	30 Jul 1954	90
Caw	James Lewis		26 Jun 1931	Kt Bach	25 Sep 1864	5 Dec 1950	86
Cawley	Charles Mills		16 Feb 1965	Kt Bach	17 May 1907	8 Nov 2000	93
Cawood	Walter		12 Jun 1965	KBE (Civ)	28 Apr 1907	6 Mar 1967	59
Cawston	John Westerman		1 Jan 1919	KCB (Civ)	1859	21 Apr 1927	67
Cawthorn	Walter Joseph		6 Feb 1959	Kt Bach	18 Jun 1896	4 Dec 1970	74
Cawthorne	Terence Edward		22 Jul 1964	Kt Bach	29 Sep 1902	22 Jan 1970	67
Cayford	Florence Evelyn		12 Jun 1965	DBE (Civ)	14 Jun 1897	Jan 1987	89
Cayley	Richard		29 Jun 1882	Kt Bach	22 Apr 1833	5 Apr 1908	74
Cayley	Walter de Sausmarez		4 Jun 1917	KCMG	8 Aug 1863	17 Jul 1952	88
Cayzer	Charles William, later [1904] 1st baronet MP for Barrow-in-Furness 1892‑1906		3 Aug 1897	Kt Bach	15 Jul 1843	28 Sep 1916	73
Cazalet	Edward Stephen		2 Nov 1988	Kt Bach	26 Apr 1936
Cazalet	Peter Grenville		9 Feb 1989	Kt Bach	26 Feb 1929	3 May 2019	90
Cazalet	Peter Grenville Lyon		9 Jun 1955	KBE (Mil)	29 Jul 1899	17 Feb 1982	82
Cazzaiti	Georgio		16 Dec 1844	KCMG
Cecil	David George Brownlow, styled Baron Burghley, later [1956] 6th Marquess of Exeter MP for Peterborough 1931‑1943; Governor of Bermuda 1943‑1945		8 Sep 1943	KCMG	9 Feb 1905	21 Oct 1981	76
Cecil	Lord Edward Herbert		3 Jun 1913	KCMG	12 Jul 1867	13 Dec 1918	51
Cecil	Evelyn, later [1934] 1st Baron Rockley MP for Hertford 1898‑1900, Aston Manor 1900‑1915 and Aston 1918‑1929; PC 1917		2 Jan 1922	GBE (Civ)	30 May 1865	1 Apr 1941	75
Cecil	Henry Richard Amherst		15 Nov 2011	Kt Bach	11 Jan 1943	11 Jun 2013	70
Cecil	(Oswald) Nigel Amherst		16 Jun 1979	KBE (Mil)	11 Nov 1925	10 Mar 2017	91
Cecil-Williams	John Lias Cecil		31 Jul 1951	Kt Bach	14 Oct 1892	30 Nov 1964	72
Cemlyn-Jones	Elias Wynne		18 Feb 1941	Kt Bach	16 May 1888	6 Jun 1966	78
Cenac	(Emmanuel) Neville Governor-General of St. Lucia 2018‑2021		18 Jan 2018	GCMG	24 Nov 1939
Chachi	Nihal Singh		24 May 1866	KCSI		deceased
Chacksfield	Bernard Albert		1968	KBE	13 Apr 1913	27 Dec 1999	86
Chads	Henry		21 Jun 1887	KCB (Mil)	1819	30 Jun 1906	86
Chads	Henry Ducie		5 Jul 1855 28 Mar 1865	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	1788	7 Apr 1868	79
Chadwick	Albert Edward		18 Apr 1974	Kt Bach	15 Nov 1897	27 Oct 1983	85
Chadwick	David Thomas		17 Feb 1927 11 May 1937	Kt Bach KCMG	7 Apr 1876	26 Apr 1954	78
Chadwick	Edwin For further information on this knight, see the note at the foot of this page		4 Mar 1889	KCB (Civ)	24 Jan 1800	6 Jul 1890	90
Chadwick	Henry		17 Jun 1989	KBE (Civ)	23 Jun 1920	17 Jun 2008	87
Chadwick	James Nobel Prize for Physics 1935; CH 1970		13 Nov 1945	Kt Bach	20 Oct 1891	24 Jul 1974	82
Chadwick	John Edward		1 Jan 1967	KCMG	17 Dec 1911	30 Aug 1987	75
Chadwick	John Murray		4 Dec 1991	Kt Bach	20 Jan 1941
Chadwick	Thomas		1 Jan 1953	KCVO	14 May 1888	20 Dec 1969	81
Chadwick [Burton-Chadwick from 1936]	Robert Burton, later [1935] 1st baronet MP for Barrow-in-Furness 1918‑1922 and Wallasey 1922‑1931		25 Jun 1920	Kt Bach	20 Jun 1869	21 May 1951	81
Chadwick	(William) Owen OM 1983		31 Dec 1981	KBE (Civ)	20 May 1916	17 Jul 2015	99
Chadwyck-Healey	Charles Edward Heley, later [1919] 1st baronet		25 Jun 1909	KCB (Civ)	26 Aug 1845	5 Oct 1919	74
Chain	Ernst Boris Nobel Prize for Medicine 1945		8 Jul 1969	Kt Bach	19 Jun 1906	12 Aug 1979	73
Chakrabarti	Sumantra		31 Dec 2005	KCB (Civ)	12 Jan 1959
Chalk	Gordon William Wesley		12 Jun 1971	KBE (Civ)	16 May 1913	26 Apr 1991	77
Chalk	James Jell		28 Jul 1871	Kt Bach	1803	23 Sep 1878	75
Chalkley	(Harry) Owen		9 Jun 1938	KCMG	1882	22 Oct 1958	76
Chalmers	Alfred John George		23 Feb 1911	Kt Bach	5 Nov 1845	24 Jun 1937	91
Chalmers	Charles		26 Jun 1918	Kt Bach	17 Feb 1861	27 Aug 1924	63
Chalmers	David Patrick		21 Jul 1876	Kt Bach	1833	5 Aug 1899	66
Chalmers	Iain Geoffrey		21 Nov 2000	Kt Bach	3 Jun 1943
Chalmers	Mackenzie Dalzell		9 Nov 1906	KCB (Civ)	7 Feb 1847	22 Dec 1927	80
Chalmers	Neil Robert		17 Jul 2001	Kt Bach	19 Jun 1942
Chalmers	Robert, later [1919] 1st Baron Chalmers Governor of Ceylon 1913‑1916; PC [I] 1916		26 Jun 1908 1 Jan 1916	KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	18 Aug 1858	17 Nov 1938	80
Chalmers	William		17 Apr 1844	Kt Bach	1787	2 Jun 1860	72
Chalstrey	(Leonard) John		17 Jul 1996	Kt Bach	17 Mar 1931	12 Mar 2020	88
Chamba, Raja of	Bhure Singh		1 Jan 1906 1 Jan 1918	KCSI KCIE	17 Dec 1869	6 Oct 1919	49
Chamberlain	Crawford Trotter		22 Jun 1897	GCIE	9 May 1821	13 Dec 1902	81
Chamberlain	Ivy Muriel [wife of Sir Joseph Austen Chamberlain KG]		1 Dec 1925	GBE (Civ)	10 Oct 1878	13 Feb 1941	62
Chamberlain	Martin Daniel		14 Nov 2019	Kt Bach	25 Nov 1973
Chamberlain	Neville Bowles		11 Apr 1863 24 May 1866 24 May 1873 29 May 1875	KCB (Mil) KCSI GCSI GCB (Mil)	10 Jan 1820	17 Feb 1902	82
Chamberlain	Neville Francis FitzGerald		11 Aug 1903 12 Jul 1911	KCB (Civ) KCVO	13 Jan 1856	28 May 1944	87
Chamberlain	(Reginald) Roderic St. Clair		23 Oct 1970	Kt Bach	17 Jun 1901	26 Feb 1991	89
Chamberlain	William		16 Feb 1939	Kt Bach	3 Oct 1877	19 May 1944	66
Chamberlin	George Moore		19 May 1919	Kt Bach	16 Feb 1846	12 Aug 1928	72
Chamberlin	Michael		7 Aug 1964	Kt Bach	30 Aug 1891	16 Mar 1972	80
Chambers	Cornelius		23 Feb 1933	Kt Bach	17 Apr 1862	6 Aug 1941	79
Chambers	Edmund Kerchever		3 Jun 1925	KBE (Civ)	16 Mar 1866	21 Jan 1954	87
Chambers	George Henry		31 Jul 1880	Kt Bach	1816	1 Feb 1903	86
Chambers	Joseph		1 Jan 1926	KCB (Mil)	1864	22 Sep 1935	71
Chambers	(Stanley) Paul		12 Jun 1965	KBE (Civ)	2 Apr 1904	23 Dec 1981	77
Chambers	Theodore Gervase		3 Jun 1918	KBE	31 Jan 1871	20 Nov 1957	86
Chambers	Thomas MP for Marylebone 1865‑1885		14 Mar 1872	Kt Bach	17 Dec 1814	24 Dec 1891	77
Chamier	Edward Maynard Deschamps		1 Jan 1916 3 Jun 1924 1 Jan 1934	Kt Bach KCIE KCSI	4 Jun 1866	17 Nov 1945	79
Chamier	John Adrian		4 Jul 1944	Kt Bach	26 Dec 1882	3 May 1974	91
Champion	Harry George		10 Jul 1956	Kt Bach	17 Aug 1891	20 Jun 1979	87
Champion	Reginald Stuart		1 Jan 1946	KCMG	21 Mar 1895	9 Oct 1982	87
Champion de Crespigny	(Constantine) Trent		12 Dec 1941	Kt Bach	5 Mar 1882	27 Oct 1952	70
Champness	William Henry		30 Sep 1938	Kt Bach	25 Mar 1873	29 Oct 1956	83
Chan	Julius Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea 1980‑1982, 1994‑1997 and 1997; PC 1981		31 Dec 1979 11 Jun 1994	KBE (Civ) GCMG	29 Aug 1939	30 Jan 2025	85
Chan	Thomas Koh		13 Jul 2005	Kt Bach
Chance	Arthur		18 Dec 1905	Kt Bach	15 Jun 1859	26 Jul 1928	69
Chance	Frederick William		1 Jan 1920	KBE (Civ)	26 Dec 1852	31 Aug 1932	79
Chance	Robert Christopher		12 Mar 1946	Kt Bach	28 Nov 1883	10 Dec 1960	77
Chance	(William) Hugh Stobart		10 Jul 1945	Kt Bach	31 Dec 1896	17 May 1981	84
Chancellor	Christopher John Howard		31 Jul 1951	Kt Bach	29 Mar 1904	9 Sep 1989	85
Chancellor	John Robert Governor of Mauritius 1911‑1916, Trinidad and Tobago 1916‑1921 and Southern Rhodesia 1923‑1928; High Commissioner of Palestine 1928‑1931		3 Jun 1913 24 Oct 1922 7 Jul 1925 12 Jun 1947	KCMG GCMG GCVO GBE (Civ)	20 Oct 1870	31 Jul 1952	81
Chand	Moti		12 Feb 1931	Kt Bach		17 Mar 1934
Chand	Raja Jai		3 Jun 1918	KCIE		deceased
Chand	Tek		30 Jun 1942	Kt Bach	1883	28 Aug 1962	79
Chandavarkar	Narayan Ganesh		1 Jan 1910	Kt Bach	2 Dec 1855	14 May 1923	67
Chandavarkar	Vithal Narayan		24 Jun 1941	Kt Bach	26 Nov 1887	24 Jan 1959	71
Chandler	Colin Michael		27 Jul 1988	Kt Bach	7 Oct 1939
Chandler	Geoffrey		20 Oct 1983	Kt Bach	15 Nov 1922	7 Apr 2011	88
Chandler	Gilbert Lawrence		3 Jun 1972	KBE (Civ)	29 Aug 1903	8 Apr 1974	70
Chandler	John Beals		21 Jan 1952	Kt Bach	21 Feb 1887	19 Feb 1962	74
Chandler	John DeLisle		6 Jul 1954	Kt Bach	12 Jan 1889	29 May 1967	78
Chandler	William Kellman		1 Jan 1915 1 Jan 1927	Kt Bach KCMG	19 Feb 1857	24 May 1940	83
Chaney	Frederick Charles		31 Dec 1981	KBE (Civ)	12 Oct 1914	17 Dec 2001	87
Channell	Arthur Moseley PC 1914		25 Nov 1897	Kt Bach	13 Nov 1838	4 Oct 1928	89
Channell	William Fry		18 Jun 1857	Kt Bach	31 Aug 1804	26 Feb 1873	68
Channon	Henry MP for Southend 1935‑1950 and Southend West 1950‑1958		12 Feb 1957	Kt Bach	7 Mar 1897	7 Oct 1958	61
Chantler	Cyril		13 Feb 1996 31 Dec 2016	Kt Bach GBE (Civ)	12 May 1939
Chapais	(Joseph Amable) Thomas		10 Jul 1935	Kt Bach	23 Mar 1858	15 Jul 1946	88
Chapel	William		12 Jul 1933	Kt Bach	24 Nov 1870	5 Oct 1950	79
Chapelle	Alessandro		9 Nov 1908	Kt Bach	1839	1909	70
Chapleau	Joseph Adolphe Premier of Quebec 1879‑1882		20 May 1896	KCMG	9 Nov 1840	13 Jun 1898	57
Chaplin	Charles Spencer ["Charlie"]		1 Jan 1975	KBE (Civ)	15 Apr 1889	25 Dec 1977	88
Chaplin	Francis Drummond Percy		1 Jan 1917 2 Jun 1923	KCMG GBE (Civ)	10 Aug 1866	16 Nov 1933	67
Chaplin	George Frederick		26 Jun 1962	Kt Bach	21 Aug 1900	22 Apr 1975	74
Chaplin	Malcolm Hilbery		16 Jul 1991	Kt Bach	17 Jan 1934	23 Sep 2020	86
Chapman	Arthur		22 Jul 1909	Kt Bach	26 Aug 1851	13 Oct 1918	67
Chapman	Arthur Wakefield		13 Jan 1915	Kt Bach	8 Aug 1849	25 Mar 1926	76
Chapman	Austin		3 Jun 1924	KCMG	10 Jul 1864	12 Jan 1926	61
Chapman	Edward Francis		29 Jun 1906	KCB (Mil)	14 Nov 1840	12 May 1926	85
Chapman	Frank Joseph		18 Oct 2011	Kt Bach	17 Jun 1953
Chapman	Frederick Edward		13 Mar 1867 2 Jun 1877	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	16 Aug 1815	13 Jun 1893	77
Chapman	Frederick Revans		25 Jul 1923	Kt Bach	3 Mar 1849	24 Jun 1936	87
Chapman	George Alan		1982	Kt Bach	13 Apr 1927
Chapman	Henry		1 Sep 1937	Kt Bach		22 Jun 1947
Chapman	Hilary Anne		30 Dec 2017	DBE (Civ)	16 Aug 1963
Chapman	Ian Trevelyan		10 May 2023	Kt Bach
Chapman	Robert, later [1958] 1st baronet MP for Houghton-le-Spring 1931‑1935		14 Mar 1950	Kt Bach	3 Mar 1880	31 Jul 1963	83
Chapman	Robert William		5 Nov 1937	Kt Bach	27 Dec 1866	27 Feb 1942	75
Chapman	Samuel MP for Edinburgh South 1922‑1945		4 Mar 1920	Kt Bach	1859	29 Apr 1947	87
Chapman	Stephen		8 Jun 1966	Kt Bach	5 Jun 1907	23 Mar 1991	83
Chapman	Sydney Brookes MP for Handsworth 1970‑1974 and Chipping Barnet 1979‑2005		2 Nov 1995	Kt Bach	17 Oct 1935	9 Oct 2014	78
Chapman	Sydney John		1 Jan 1920	KCB (Civ)	20 Apr 1871	29 Aug 1951	80
Chapman-Andrews	Edwin Arthur		1 Jan 1953	KCMG	9 Sep 1903	10 Feb 1980	76
Chappell	Ernest		10 Feb 1922	Kt Bach	1864	3 Aug 1943	79
Chapple	John Henry George		1 Jan 1918	KCB (Civ)	4 Dec 1859	5 Mar 1925	65
Chapple	John Lyon Governor of Gibraltar 1993‑1995		31 Dec 1984 11 Jun 1988	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	27 May 1931	25 Mar 2022	90
Charkhari, Maharaja of	Siparhar-ul-Mulk Ganga Sahib Ju Deo Bahadur		12 Dec 1911	KCIE	2 Nov 1851	1920	68
Charkhari, Raja of	Malkhan Singh		26 Jun 1902	KCIE	Jan 1872	6 Jul 1908	36
Charles	Arthur PC 1903		28 Nov 1887	Kt Bach	1839	20 Nov 1921	82
Charles	Arthur Eber Sydney		8 Jul 1965	Kt Bach	6 Jan 1910	1 Sep 1965	55
Charles	(Arthur) William Hessin		11 Mar 1998	Kt Bach	25 Mar 1948
Charles	(Cyril) Errol Melchaides		13 Mar 2025	GCMG	10 Dec 1942
Charles	Ernest Bruce		28 Mar 1928	Kt Bach	1871	3 May 1950	78
Charles	George Frederick Lawrence		13 Jun 1998	KCMG	7 Jun 1916	26 Jun 2004	88
Charles	(James) Ronald Edmonston		1 Jan 1932	KCB (Mil)	26 Jun 1875	24 Dec 1955	80
Charles	James Thomas Walter		1 Jan 1920	KBE (Civ)	2 Aug 1865	15 Jul 1928	62
Charles	John Alexander		14 Mar 1950 9 Jun 1955	Kt Bach KCB (Civ)	26 Jul 1893	6 Apr 1971	77
Charles	John Pendrill		14 Jun 1975	KCVO	3 May 1914	9 Apr 1984	69
Charles	Joseph Quentin		30 Oct 1984	Kt Bach	25 Nov 1908	11 Jan 1993	84
Charles	(Mary) Eugenia		1991	DBE (Civ)	15 May 1919	6 Sep 2005	86
Charles	Noel Hughes Havelock, 3rd baronet		24 Jun 1941	KCMG	20 Nov 1891	8 Sep 1975	83
Charles	Richard Havelock, later [1928] 1st baronet		19 Mar 1906 4 Feb 1912	KCVO GCVO	10 Mar 1858	27 Oct 1934	76
Charles	Robert James ["Bob"]		31 Dec 1998	KNZM	14 Mar 1936
Charley	Philip Belmont		5 Apr 1968	Kt Bach	28 Dec 1893	7 Feb 1976	82
Charley	William Thomas MP for Salford 1868‑1880		18 Mar 1880	Kt Bach	5 Mar 1833	8 Jul 1904	71
Charlton	Edward Francis Benedict		1 Jan 1918 2 Jan 1922	KCMG KCB (Mil)	21 Mar 1865	23 Oct 1937	72
Charlton	Robert ["Bobby"]		26 Jul 1994	Kt Bach	11 Oct 1937	21 Oct 2023	86
Charlton	William Arthur		26 Feb 1946	Kt Bach	25 Feb 1893	29 Oct 1983	90
Charnley	(William) John		10 Feb 1981	Kt Bach	4 Sep 1922	28 Sep 2021	99
Charnley	John		10 Feb 1977	Kt Bach	29 Aug 1911	5 Aug 1982	70
Charrington	John		12 Jul 1949	Kt Bach	9 Jul 1886	16 Jul 1977	91
Charteris	Evan Edward		22 Jun 1932	Kt Bach	29 Jan 1864	16 Nov 1940	76
Charteris	Francis, 10th Earl of Wemyss and 6th Earl of March MP for Gloucestershire East 1841‑1846 and Haddingtonshire 1847‑1883		9 Nov 1909	GCVO	4 Aug 1818	30 Jun 1914	95
Charteris	Martin Michael Charles, later [1978] Baron Charteris of Amisfield [L] PC 1972		2 Jun 1962 3 Jun 1972 1 Jan 1976 11 Aug 1977	KCVO KCB (Civ) GCVO GCB (Civ)	7 Sep 1913	23 Dec 1999	86
Chartres	Richard John Carew, later [2017] Baron Chartres [L] Bishop of London 1995‑2017; PC 1995		13 Jun 2009 11 Jul 2019	KCVO GCVO	11 Jul 1947
Chastanet	Michael Thomas		29 Dec 2018	KCMG	Dec 1935
Chataway	Christopher John MP for Lewisham North 1959‑1966 and Chichester 1969‑1974; Minister for Posts & Telecommunications 1970‑1972; PC 1970		9 Nov 1995	Kt Bach	31 Jan 1931	19 Jan 2014	82
Chater	Catchick Paul		24 Oct 1902	Kt Bach	8 Sep 1846	27 May 1926	79
Chatfeild-Clarke	Edgar		11 Jun 1913	Kt Bach	17 Feb 1863	16 Apr 1925	62
Chatfield	Alfred Ernle Montacute, later [1937] 1st Baron Chatfield OM 1939; PC 1939		5 Apr 1919 3 Jun 1922 1 Jan 1934	KCMG KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	27 Sep 1873	15 Nov 1967	94
Chatfield	John Freeman		9 Mar 1993	Kt Bach	28 Oct 1929	26 Mar 2011	81
Chatterjee	Atul Chandra		1 Jan 1925 8 Jul 1930 2 Jan 1933	KCIE KCSI GCIE	24 Nov 1874	8 Sep 1955	80
Chatterjee	Pratul Chandra		1 Feb 1909	Kt Bach	8 Oct 1848	17 Aug 1917	68
Chatterji	Nalini Ranjan		4 Mar 1920	Kt Bach		6 Sep 1942
Chatterton	Alfred		18 Aug 1919	Kt Bach	10 Oct 1866	26 Jul 1958	91
Chatterton	James Charles, 3rd baronet MP for Cork 1835 and 1849‑1852		10 Nov 1862 24 May 1873	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	1792	5 Jan 1874	81
Chatterton	Percy		13 Jun 1981	KBE (Civ)	8 Oct 1898	26 Nov 1984	86
Chattisham, Baron	see "Brass"
Chau	Sik-Nin		12 Jul 1960	Kt Bach	13 Apr 1903	30 Nov 1985	82
Chau	Tsun-Nin		22 Jun 1956	Kt Bach	22 Oct 1893	27 Jan 1971	77
Chaubal	Mahadev Bhaskar		4 Jun 1917	KCIE	Sep 1857	13 Jul 1933	75
Chaudhuri	Asutosh		13 Jun 1917	Kt Bach	1860	1924	64
Chauvel	Henry George		18 Jan 1917 1 Jan 1918 3 Jun 1919	KCMG KCB (Mil) GCMG	16 Apr 1865	4 Mar 1945	79
Chavasse	Thomas Frederick		24 Jul 1905	Kt Bach	Mar 1854	17 Feb 1913	58
Chave	Benjamin		1 Jan 1920	KBE (Civ)	25 Sep 1870	4 Jul 1954	83
Chaytor	Edward Walter Clervaux		1 Jan 1918 21 May 1920	KCMG KCVO	21 Jun 1868	15 Jun 1939	70
Cheadle	Eric Wallers		12 Jul 1978	Kt Bach	14 May 1908	25 Jan 1992	83
Cheape	John		5 Jun 1849 28 Mar 1865	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	1792	30 Mar 1875	82
Cheatle	George Lenthal		1 Jan 1918	KCB (Civ)	13 Jun 1865	2 Jan 1951	85
Checketts	David John		30 Apr 1979	KCVO	23 Aug 1930
Checkland	Michael		13 Feb 1992	Kt Bach	13 Mar 1936
Cheema-Grubb	Parmjit Kaur ["Bobbie"]		7 Dec 2016	DBE (Civ)	6 Oct 1966
Cheetham	Anthony Kevin		8 Jul 2021	Kt Bach	16 Nov 1946
Cheetham	Milne		9 Jan 1915	KCMG	9 Jul 1869	6 Jan 1938	68
Cheetham	Nicolas John Alexander		13 Jun 1964	KCMG	8 Oct 1910	14 Jan 2002	91
Chegwidden	Thomas Sidney		19 Jul 1955	Kt Bach	7 Feb 1895	4 Jan 1986	90
Cheke	Marcus John		17 May 1957	KCVO	1906	22 Jun 1960	53
Chelmer, Baron	see "Edwards"
Chelmsford, Viscount, Viscountess and Baron	see "Thesiger"
Cheltenham	Richard Lionel		Nov 2005	KA	20 Dec 1941
Chelwood, Baron	see "Beamish"
Chenevix-Trench	Richard Henry		27 Feb 1930	Kt Bach	4 Apr 1876	3 Sep 1954	78
Chermside	Herbert Charles Governor of Queensland 1902‑1904		22 Jun 1897 2 Jan 1899	KCMG GCMG	31 Jul 1850	24 Sep 1929	79
Cherry	Benjamin Lennard		12 Dec 1922	Kt Bach	30 Aug 1869	12 Sep 1932	63
Cherry	John Arnold		18 Sep 1934	Kt Bach	13 Feb 1879	4 Apr 1950	71
Cherry	Thomas MacFarland		3 May 1965	Kt Bach	21 May 1898	21 Nov 1966	68
Chesham, Baron	see "Cavendish"
Cheshire	Ian Michael		11 Jul 2014	Kt Bach	6 Aug 1959
Cheshire	John Anthony		31 Dec 1994	KBE (Mil)	4 Sep 1942
Cheshire	Walter Graemes		13 Jun 1959 1 Jan 1965	KCB (Mil) GBE (Mil)	21 Mar 1907	10 Dec 1978	71
Chesney	George Tomkyns MP for Oxford 1892‑1895		1 Jan 1890	KCB (Mil)	30 Apr 1830	31 Mar 1895	64
Chessells	Arthur David ["Tim"]		12 Oct 1993	Kt Bach	15 Jun 1941
Chester	(Daniel) Norman		5 Feb 1974	Kt Bach	27 Oct 1907	20 Sep 1986	78
Chester	George		10 Feb 1948	Kt Bach	16 Jan 1886	21 Apr 1949	63
Chesterfield, Earl of	see "Scudamore-Stanhope"
Chesterman	Clement Clapton		17 Jul 1974	Kt Bach	30 May 1894	20 Jul 1983	89
Chesterman	(Dudley) Ross		3 Feb 1970	Kt Bach	27 Apr 1909	24 Mar 1999	89
Chesterton	Elizabeth Ursula		13 Jun 1987	DBE (Civ)	12 Oct 1915	18 Aug 2002	86
Chesterton	Oliver Sidney		8 Jul 1969	Kt Bach	28 Jan 1913	14 Oct 2007	94
Chetham [later Chetham-Strode]	Edward		8 May 1845	KCB (Mil)	1775	11 Apr 1862	86
Chettiar	Kumararaja Muthiah Annamalai Muthiah		24 Jun 1941	Kt Bach	5 Aug 1905	12 May 1984	78
Chettiar	Muthiah		10 Feb 1922	Kt Bach	8 Feb 1887	19 Jul 1929	42
Chettiar	Muthiah Sathappa Ramanathan		26 Oct 1923	Kt Bach	30 Sep 1881	15 Jun 1948	66
Chettiar	Ramanatha Alagappa		9 Mar 1946	Kt Bach	Apr 1909	5 Apr 1957	47
Chetty	Amatyasiromani Trichinopoly Thumboo		9 Mar 1946	Kt Bach	18 Aug 1877	20 May 1952	74
Chetty	Gopathy Narayanaswami		18 Aug 1945	Kt Bach	28 Sep 1881	10 Oct 1945	64
Chetty	Shanmukham		3 Jun 1933	KCIE	17 Oct 1892	5 May 1953	60
Chetwode	George Knightley		3 Jun 1935	KCB (Mil)	1877	11 Mar 1957	79
Chetwode	Philip Walhouse, 7th baronet, later [1945] 1st Baron Chetwode OM 1936		4 Jun 1917 1 Jan 1918 3 Jun 1929 4 Jun 1934	KCMG KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) GCSI	21 Sep 1869	6 Jul 1950	80
Chetwood	Clifford Jack		22 Jul 1987	Kt Bach	2 Nov 1928	9 Feb 2007	78
Chetwynd	George Roland		12 Jun 1982	Kt Bach	14 May 1916	2 Sep 1982	66
Chetwynd-Talbot	Charles Henry John, 20th Earl of Shrewsbury		22 Nov 1907	KCVO	13 Nov 1860	7 May 1921	60
Chetwynd-Talbot	Wellington Patrick Manvers		1 Jan 1897	KCB (Civ)	12 Dec 1817	23 Sep 1898	80
Cheung	Oswald Victor		22 Jul 1987	Kt Bach	22 Jan 1922	10 Dec 2003	81
Chevis	William		10 Feb 1922	Kt Bach	4 Sep 1864	29 Jul 1939	74
Cheylesmore, Baron	see "Eaton"
Cheyne	John		7 Oct 1897	Kt Bach	15 Feb 1841	15 Jan 1907	65
Cheyne	William Watson, 1st baronet MP for Edinburgh & St. Andrews Universities 1917‑1918 and Scottish Universities 1918‑1922		1 Jan 1916	KCMG	14 Dec 1852	19 Apr 1932	79
Chhajju Ram Chowdhry			1931	Kt Bach	1865	by 1960
Chhatarpur, Maharaja of	Vishwanath Singh		2 Jan 1928	KCIE	1866	4 Apr 1932	65
Chichele-Plowden	Trevor John Chichele		21 May 1898	KCSI	17 Oct 1846	5 Nov 1905	59
Chichester	Arlington Augustus		1 Jan 1919	KCMG	2 Jul 1863	1 Sep 1948	85
Chichester	Arthur Claud Spencer, 4th Baron Templemore PC 1943		1938	KCVO	12 Sep 1880	2 Oct 1953	73
Chichester	Charles		1840	Kt Bach	16 Mar 1795	4 Apr 1847	52
Chichester	Francis Charles		28 Jan 1967	KBE (Civ)	17 Sep 1901	26 Aug 1972	70
Chichester	Gerald Henry Crofton		11 May 1937	KCVO	22 Jun 1886	8 Oct 1939	53
Chichester-Clark	Robin ["Robert"] MP for Londonderry 1955‑1974		24 Jul 1974	Kt Bach	10 Jan 1928	5 Aug 2016	88
Chick	(Alfred) Louis		5 Jun 1952	KBE (Civ)	19 Jan 1904	29 Apr 1972	68
Chick	Harriette		9 Jun 1949	DBE (Civ)	6 Jan 1875	9 Jul 1977	102
Chiesman	Walter Eric		5 Jul 1960	Kt Bach	Jul 1900	13 Aug 1973	73
Chilcot	John Anthony PC 2004		31 Dec 1993 31 Dec 1997	KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	22 Apr 1939	3 Apr 2021	81
Chilcott	Dominick John		30 Dec 2017	KCMG	17 Nov 1959
Chilcott	Henry Warden Stanley MP for Walton 1918‑1929		12 Dec 1922	Kt Bach	11 Mar 1871	8 Mar 1942	70
Child	Smith Hill, 2nd baronet MP for Stone 1918‑1922		11 May 1937 1941	KCVO GCVO	19 Sep 1880	11 Nov 1958	78
Childs	(Borlase Elward) Wyndham		3 Jun 1919 18 Feb 1921	KCMG KBE (Mil)	15 Dec 1876	27 Nov 1946	69
Childs	Dawn Elizabeth		29 Dec 2022	DBE (Civ)	29 Nov 1970
Child-Villiers	Margaret Elizabeth, Dowager Countess of Jersey [widow of the 7th Earl]		1 Jan 1927	DBE (Civ)	29 Oct 1849	22 May 1945	95
Child-Villiers	Victor Albert George, 7th Earl of Jersey Governor of New South Wales 1890‑1893; PC 1890		14 Aug 1890 23 May 1900	GCMG GCB (Civ)	20 Mar 1845	31 May 1915	70
Chilston, Viscounts	see "Akers-Douglas"
Chilton	(Charles) Edward		1 Jan 1959	KBE (Mil)	1 Nov 1906	4 Aug 1992	85
Chilton	Frederick Oliver		18 Jul 1969	Kt Bach	23 Jul 1905	1 Oct 2007	102
Chilton	Henry Getty		3 Jun 1930 1 Jan 1934	KCMG GCMG	15 Oct 1877	20 Nov 1954	77
Chilton	Maurice Somerville		1 Jan 1954	KBE (Mil)	11 Jan 1898	21 Aug 1956	58
Chilver	(Amos) Henry, later [1987] Baron Chilver [L]		12 Jul 1978	Kt Bach	30 Oct 1926	8 Jul 2012	85
Chilwell	Muir Fitzherbert		29 May 1990	Kt Bach	12 Apr 1924	10 Jun 2014	90
Chinn	Trevor Edwin		30 Dec 1989	Kt Bach	24 Jul 1935
Chinoy	Rahimtoola Meherally		23 Feb 1938	Kt Bach	11 Feb 1882	27 Nov 1957	75
Chinoy	Sultan Meherally		20 Jun 1939	Kt Bach	16 Feb 1885	2 Sep 1968	83
Chintamani	Chirravoori Yajneswara		20 Sep 1939	Kt Bach	11 Apr 1880	Jul 1941	61
Chipman	John Miguel Warwick		17 Jun 2023	KCMG	Feb 1957
Chipperfield	David Alan		2 Jul 2010	Kt Bach	18 Dec 1953
Chipperfield	Geoffrey Howes		13 Jun 1992	KCB (Civ)	20 Apr 1933	30 Jan 2024	90
Chippindall	Giles Tatlock		4 Feb 1955	Kt Bach	20 May 1893	20 Dec 1969	76
Chirol	Valentine		6 Mar 1912	Kt Bach	23 May 1852	22 Oct 1929	77
Chisholm	(Albert) Roderick		6 Mar 1948	Kt Bach	31 May 1897	25 Jul 1967	70
Chisholm	Alexander James		17 Jun 2023	KCB (Mil)	2 Jan 1968
Chisholm	Alice Isabel		1 Jan 1920	DBE (Civ)	3 Jul 1856	31 May 1954	97
Chisholm	Henry		9 Feb 1971	Kt Bach	17 Oct 1900	20 Jul 1981	80
Chisholm	John Alexander Raymond		16 Feb 1999	Kt Bach	27 Aug 1946
Chisholm	Joseph Andrew		20 Feb 1935	Kt Bach	9 Jan 1863	22 Jan 1950	87
Chitham	Charles Carter		27 Feb 1937	Kt Bach	13 Sep 1886	25 Sep 1972	86
Chitnavis	Gangadhar Madhav		12 Dec 1911	KCIE	Dec 1863	28 Jun 1929	65
Chitnavis	Shankar Madho		28 Jan 1926	Kt Bach	4 Dec 1863	16 May 1931	67
Chitral, Mehtar of	Nasir-ul-Mulk		1 Jan 1941	KCIE	1898	29 Jul 1943	45
Chitty	Arthur		24 Jun 1910	KCMG	Jul 1864	3 Mar 1948	83
Chitty	Charles William		3 Jun 1916	Kt Bach	8 Aug 1859	17 Mar 1932	72
Chitty	Joseph Henry Pollock		12 Jul 1933	Kt Bach	11 Jan 1861	6 Feb 1942	81
Chitty	Joseph William MP for Oxford 1880‑1881; Lord Justice of Appeal 1897‑1899; PC 1897		7 Dec 1881	Kt Bach	28 May 1828	15 Feb 1899	70
Chitty	Lyn Susan		29 Dec 2022	DBE (Civ)
Chitty	Thomas Willes, later [1924] 1st baronet		18 Feb 1919	Kt Bach	24 Jun 1855	15 Feb 1930	74
Choksy	Nasarvanji Hormasji		27 Feb 1930	Kt Bach	1861	16 Dec 1939	78
Cholmondeley	David George Philip, 7th Marquess of Cholmondeley		16 Jun 2007 25 Mar 2023	KCVO GCVO	27 Jun 1960
Cholmondeley	George Horatio Charles, 5th Marquess of Cholmondeley		1 Jun 1953	GCVO	19 May 1883	16 Sep 1968	85
Cholmondeley	George Hugh, 6th Marquess of Cholmondeley		1977	GCVO	24 Apr 1919	13 Mar 1990	70
Cholmondeley	Hugh, 3rd Baron Delamere		3 Jun 1929	KCMG	28 Apr 1870	13 Nov 1931	61
Chope	Christopher Robert MP for Itchen 1983‑1992 and Christchurch 1997-		16 Feb 2018	Kt Bach	19 May 1947
Chopra	Ram Nath		18 Feb 1941	Kt Bach	18 Aug 1882	13 Jun 1973	90
Chote	Robert William		30 Nov 2021	Kt Bach	24 Jan 1968
Choudhury	Akhlaq Ur-Rahman		2 Nov 2017	Kt Bach
Chow	Chung Kong		29 Feb 2000	Kt Bach	9 Sep 1950
Chow	Henry Francis		31 Dec 1999	Kt Bach	10 Jul 1933	21 Jan 2017	83
Chow	Shou-Son		13 Mar 1926	Kt Bach	13 Mar 1861	23 Jan 1959	97
Chowdhury	Manmatha Nath Ray		16 Dec 1930	Kt Bach		1 Apr 1939
Chree	William		22 Jun 1932	Kt Bach	6 Jul 1858	10 Jan 1936	77
Chrimes	(William) Bertram		10 Jul 1945	Kt Bach	6 Dec 1883	14 Dec 1972	89
Christensen [known as Torvill]	Jayne		29 Dec 2025	DBE (Civ)	7 Oct 1957
Christie	Agatha Mary Clarissa [wife of Sir Max Edgar Lucien Mallowan]		1 Jan 1971	DBE (Civ)	15 Sep 1890	12 Jan 1976	85
Christie	Andrew George		14 Jun 2025	KCB (Mil)	Oct 1953
Christie	George William Langham CH 2002		2 Aug 1984	Kt Bach	31 Dec 1934	7 May 2014	79
Christie	Harold George		15 Jul 1964	Kt Bach	31 May 1896	25 Sep 1973	77
Christie	Julie Claire Molloy		5 Jun 2017	DNZM	1962
Christie	Vernon Howard Colville		28 Apr 1972	Kt Bach	17 Dec 1909	4 Nov 1994	84
Christie	William		14 Aug 1947	KCIE	29 Feb 1896	15 Oct 1983	87
Christie	William		4 Feb 1975	Kt Bach	1 Jun 1913	10 Aug 2008	95
Christie	William Henry Mahoney		9 Nov 1904	KCB (Civ)	1 Oct 1845	22 Jan 1922	76
Christie-Miller	Geoffry		1 Jan 1951	KCB (Civ)	15 Mar 1881	2 Apr 1969	88
Christison	Alexander Frank Philip, 4th baronet		28 Sep 1944	KBE (Mil)	17 Nov 1893 1 Jan 1948	21 Dec 1993 GBE (Mil)	100
Christofas	Kenneth Cavendish		31 Dec 1982	KCMG	18 Aug 1917	3 Nov 1992	75
Christopher	(Duncan) Robin Carmichael		31 Dec 1999	KBE (Civ)	13 Oct 1944
Christopher	George Perrin		12 Mar 1946	Kt Bach	1 Jul 1890	24 Nov 1977	87
Christophers	(Samuel) Rickard		4 Mar 1932	Kt Bach	27 Nov 1873	19 Feb 1978	104
Christopherson	Derman Guy		11 Feb 1969	Kt Bach	6 Sep 1915	7 Nov 2000	85
Chrystal	George William		3 Jun 1922	KCB (Civ)	28 Aug 1880	1 Nov 1944	64
Chubb	George Charles Hayter, 3rd Baron Hayter		31 Dec 1976	KCVO	25 Apr 1911	2 Sep 2003	92
Chubb	George Hayter, later [1900] 1st baronet and [1927] 1st Baron Hayter		1 Aug 1885	Kt Bach	29 Aug 1848	7 Nov 1946	98
Chubb	Lawrence Wensley		6 Mar 1930	Kt Bach	21 Dec 1873	18 Feb 1948	74
Chung	Sze-yuen		7 Feb 1978 31 Dec 1988	Kt Bach GBE (Civ)	3 Nov 1917	14 Nov 2018	101
Church	Arthur Herbert		9 Nov 1909	KCVO	2 Jun 1834	31 May 1915	80
Church	William Selby, 1st baronet		11 Jul 1902	KCB (Civ)	4 Dec 1837	27 Apr 1928	90
Churcher	Arthur Ernest		12 Jun 1937	Kt Bach	1871	15 Feb 1951	79
Churchill, Viscount	see "Spencer"
Churchman	William Alfred, later [1938] 1st baronet		25 Jun 1920	Kt Bach	23 Aug 1864	25 Nov 1947	83
Chute	Trevor		13 Mar 1867	KCB (Mil)	31 Jul 1816	12 Mar 1886	69
Ciantar-Paleologo	Count Giorgio Serafino, Barone di San Giovanni		24 May 1882	KCMG	1818	1887	69
Cilento	Raphael West		20 Feb 1935	Kt Bach	2 Dec 1893	15 Apr 1985	91
Citrine	Walter McLennan, later [1946] 1st Baron Citrine PC 1940		3 Jun 1935 12 Jun 1958	KBE (Civ) GBE (Civ)	22 Aug 1887	22 Jan 1983	95
Clague	John		7 Jul 1942	Kt Bach	29 Jan 1882	16 Sep 1958	76
Clague	(John) Douglas		7 Jul 1971	Kt Bach	13 Jun 1917	11 Mar 1981	63
Clancy	Claire Elizabeth		17 Jun 2017	DCB (Civ)	14 Mar 1958
Clancy	John Sydney James		1 Jan 1967	KBE (Civ)	30 May 1895	15 Oct 1970	75
Clanwilliam, Earl of	see "Meade"
Clapham	Alfred William		4 Jul 1944	Kt Bach	27 May 1883	26 Oct 1950	67
Clapham	John Harold		9 Feb 1943	Kt Bach	1873	29 Mar 1946	72
Clapham	Michael John Sinclair		2 Jun 1973	KBE (Civ)	17 Jan 1912	11 Nov 2002	90
Clapp	Harold Winthrop		1 Jan 1941	KBE (Civ)	7 May 1875	20 Oct 1952	77
Clare	Harcourt Everard		15 Jan 1916	Kt Bach	1854	1 Mar 1922	67
Clarendon, Earl of	see "Villiers"
Clarges	Richard Goddard Hare		5 Feb 1856	KCB (Mil)	1775	20 Apr 1857	81
Claringbull	(Gordon) Frank		16 Jul 1975	Kt Bach	21 Aug 1911	23 Nov 1990	79
Clark	Allen George		5 Jul 1961	Kt Bach	24 Aug 1898	30 Jun 1962	63
Clark	Bouverie Francis		29 Nov 1900	KCB (Mil)	19 Mar 1842	20 Nov 1922	80
Clark	Christopher Munro		4 Dec 2015	Kt Bach	14 Mar 1960
Clark	Ernest Governor of Tasmania 1933‑1945		25 Jun 1920 3 Jun 1924 20 Jul 1938 4 Aug 1943	Kt Bach KCB (Civ) KCMG GCMG	13 Apr 1864	26 Aug 1951	87
Clark	George Norman		30 Jun 1953	Kt Bach	27 Feb 1890	6 Feb 1979	88
Clark	(Gordon Colvin) Lindesay		1 Jan 1968	KBE (Civ)	7 Jan 1896	3 Jan 1986	89
Clark	James, 1st baronet		6 Jul 1866	KCB (Civ)	14 Dec 1788	29 Jun 1870	81
Clark	John Allen		7 Jul 1971	Kt Bach	14 Feb 1926	3 Dec 2001	75
Clark	(John) Arnold		29 Jun 2004	Kt Bach	27 Nov 1927	9 Apr 2017	89
Clark	(John) Beresford		12 Jun 1958	KCMG	1902	2 Aug 1968	66
Clark	(John) Grahame Douglas		28 Jul 1992	Kt Bach	28 Jul 1907	12 Sep 1995	88
Clark	Kenneth McKenzie, later [1969] Baron Clark [L] CH 1959; OM 1976		1 Jan 1938	KCB (Civ)	13 Jul 1903	21 May 1983	79
Clark	Margaret [originally DCNZM 30 Dec 2006]		1 Aug 2009	DNZM	29 Jan 1941
Clark	(Margaret) June		17 Jun 1995	DBE (Civ)	31 May 1941	14 May 2025	83
Clark	(Reginald) Marcus		2 Jan 1939	KBE (Civ)	9 Nov 1883	13 Jul 1953	69
Clark	Robert Anthony		10 Feb 1976	Kt Bach	6 Jan 1924	3 Jan 2013	88
Clark	Terence Joseph		16 Jun 1990	KBE (Civ)	19 Jun 1934
Clark	Thomas Edwin		1986	Kt Bach	6 Aug 1916	14 Jun 2005	88
Clark	(Thomas) Fife		20 Jul 1965	Kt Bach	29 May 1907	28 Mar 1985	77
Clark	Timothy Charles		31 Dec 2013	KBE (Civ)	22 Nov 1949
Clark	Wilfrid Edward Le Gros		8 Feb 1955	Kt Bach	5 Jun 1895	28 Jun 1971	76
Clark	(William) Arthur Weir		10 Jun 1961	KCMG	5 Dec 1908	29 May 1967	58
Clark	William Gibson Haig, later [1992] Baron Clark of Kempston [L] MP for Nottingham South 1959‑1966, Surrey East 1970‑1974 and Croydon South 1974‑1992; PC 1990		12 Feb 1980	Kt Bach	18 Oct 1917	6 Oct 2004	86
Clark	William Henry		3 Jun 1915 3 Jun 1930 11 May 1937	KCSI KCMG GCMG	1 Jan 1876	22 Nov 1952	76
Clark	William Mortimer		28 Jun 1907	Kt Bach	24 May 1836	11 Aug 1917	81
Clark	William Ovens		1 Jan 1903	Kt Bach	14 Jan 1849	3 Apr 1937	88
Clark	William Stephenson		1 Jul 1840	Kt Bach	1781	2 May 1851	69
Clarke	Andrew		21 Mar 1873 6 Jun 1885	KCMG GCMG	27 Jul 1824	29 Mar 1902	77
Clarke	Anthony Peter, later [2009] Baron Clarke of Stone-cum-Ebony [L] Lord Justice of Appeal 1998‑2005; Master of the Rolls 2005‑2009; Justice of the Supreme Court 2009‑2017; PC 1998		28 Apr 1993	Kt Bach	13 May 1943
Clarke	Arthur Charles		15 Mar 2000	Kt Bach	16 Dec 1917	19 Mar 2008	90
Clarke	Arthur Wellesley		22 Oct 1920 1 Jan 1931	KBE (Civ) KCVO	7 Jan 1857	28 Jan 1932	75
Clarke	Brian		8 Mar 2024	Kt Bach	2 Jul 1953	1 Jul 2025	71
Clarke	Campbell		3 Feb 1897	Kt Bach	3 Oct 1835	26 Aug 1902	66
Clarke	Caroline		14 Jun 2025	DBE (Civ)
Clarke	Caspar Purdon		24 Oct 1902	Kt Bach	21 Dec 1846	29 Mar 1911	64
Clarke	Charles Mansfield, later [1899] 3rd baronet		20 May 1896 29 Nov 1900 21 Apr 1903	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) GCVO	13 Dec 1839	22 Apr 1932	92
Clarke	(Charles) Philip		1 Jan 1954	KBE (Mil)	1898	13 Nov 1966	68
Clarke	Charles Pitcher		8 Jul 1922	Kt Bach	26 Jun 1857	16 Dec 1926	69
Clarke	Christopher James		8 Dec 2005	Kt Bach	24 Mar 1941	15 Dec 2009	68
Clarke	Christopher Simon Courtenay Stephenson Lord Justice of Appeal 2013‑2017; PC 2013		15 Feb 2005	Kt Bach	14 Mar 1947
Clarke	Cyril Astley		1 Jan 1974	KBE (Civ)	22 Aug 1907	21 Nov 2000	93
Clarke	David Clive		10 Feb 2004	Kt Bach	16 Jul 1942
Clarke	Douglas		10 Jul 1956	Kt Bach	17 Nov 1901	30 May 1969	67
Clarke	Edward George MP for Southwark 1880, Plymouth 1880‑1890 and London 1906; Solicitor General 1886‑1892; PC 1908		16 Aug 1886	Kt Bach	15 Feb 1841	26 Apr 1931	90
Clarke	(Edward Montagu) Campbell		13 Jun 1946	KBE (Mil)	20 Nov 1885	4 Nov 1971	85
Clarke	Edward Percival		24 Feb 1931	Kt Bach	1872	5 Oct 1936	64
Clarke	Ellis Emmanuel Innocent Governor General of Trinidad & Tobago 1973‑1976		5 Feb 1963 27 Jul 1972	Kt Bach GCMG	28 Dec 1917	30 Dec 2010	93
Clarke	Ernest		25 Jan 1898	Kt Bach	21 Feb 1856	4 Mar 1923	67
Clarke	Ernest Michael		25 Apr 1917	Kt Bach	7 Jan 1868	27 Feb 1956	88
Clarke	Fielding		15 Feb 1894	Kt Bach	23 Feb 1851	30 Jul 1928	77
Clarke	Francis Grenville		5 Jun 1926	KBE (Civ)	1879	13 Feb 1955	75
Clarke	Fred		9 Feb 1943	Kt Bach	2 Aug 1880	6 Jan 1952	71
Clarke	Frederick James		19 Jun 1911	KCMG	27 Jul 1859	28 Jul 1944	85
Clarke	Frederick Joseph Governor of St. Lucia 1967‑1973		19 Jul 1967	Kt Bach	21 May 1912	26 Oct 1980	68
Clarke	Frederick William Alfred		13 Jun 1917	Kt Bach	12 May 1857	18 Feb 1927	69
Clarke	Geoffrey Rothe		13 Mar 1925	Kt Bach	3 Feb 1871	11 Oct 1950	79
Clarke	George Sydenham, later [1913] 1st Baron Sydenham of Combe Governor of Victoria 1901‑1903 and Bombay 1907‑1913		2 Jan 1893 11 Dec 1905 18 Oct 1907 12 Dec 1911 4 Jun 1917	KCMG GCMG GCIE GCSI GBE	4 Jul 1848	7 Feb 1933	84
Clarke	(Henry) Ashley		5 Jun 1952 4 May 1961 1 Jan 1962	KCMG GCVO GCMG	26 Jun 1903	20 Jan 1994	90
Clarke	(Herbert) John Te Kauru		30 Dec 2017	KNZM	1942
Clarke	Horace William		10 Jul 1956	Kt Bach	6 Jan 1883	29 Jul 1963	80
Clarke	Jonathan Dennis		15 Jul 1981	Kt Bach	19 Jan 1930	29 Feb 2024	94
Clarke	Marshal Llewelyn		1 Jan 1946	KBE (Mil)	9 May 1887	8 Apr 1959	71
Clarke	Marshall James		29 May 1886	KCMG	24 Oct 1841	1 Apr 1909	67
Clarke	Paul Robert Virgo		23 Jul 2013	KCVO	13 Aug 1953
Clarke	Peter Cecil		13 Jun 1992	KCVO	9 Aug 1927	6 Jun 2006	78
Clarke	Ralph Stephenson MP for East Grinstead 1936‑1955		1 Jan 1955	KBE (Civ)	17 Aug 1892	9 May 1970	77
Clarke	Reginald		8 Jul 1922	Kt Bach	16 Mar 1876	31 Jul 1956	80
Clarke	Richard William Barnes		1 Jan 1964	KCB (Civ)	13 Aug 1910	21 Jun 1975	64
Clarke	Robert Bowcher		20 Mar 1840	Kt Bach	1802	9 May 1881	78
Clarke	Robert Cyril		10 Feb 1993	Kt Bach	28 Mar 1929	1 Jun 2017	88
Clarke	Roy		29 Dec 2025	Kt Bach	28 Jan 1930
Clarke	Sarah Davina		29 Dec 2025	DCB (Mil)	12 Oct 1965
Clarke	Simon Richard MP for Middlesbrough South & Cleveland East 2017‑2024; PC 2021		3 Oct 2023	Kt Bach	28 Sep 1984
Clarke	Stanley de Astel Calvert		30 Jun 1897 22 Aug 1902	KCVO GCVO	20 Sep 1837	29 Nov 1911	74
Clarke	Stanley William		2 Mar 2001	Kt Bach	7 Jun 1933	19 Sep 2004	71
Clarke	Thomas MP for Coatbridge & Airdrie 1982‑1983, Monklands West 1983‑1997, Coatbridge & Chryston 1997‑2005 and Coatbridge, Chryston & Bellshill 2005‑2015; PC 1997		30 Mar 2022	Kt Bach	10 Jan 1941
Clarke	(Thomas) Basil		15 Feb 1923	Kt Bach	1879	12 Dec 1947	68
Clarke	Travers Edwards		1 Jan 1919 5 Jun 1920 19 Jan 1926	KCMG KCB (Mil) GBE (Civ)	1871	2 Feb 1962	90
Clarke	Trevor Charles		14 Jun 2025	KBE (Civ)	1942
Clarke	William Henry		12 Feb 1914	Kt Bach	27 May 1847	10 Aug 1930	83
Clarke	William Henry		17 Feb 1927	Kt Bach	1864	14 Jun 1930	65
Clark-Hall	Robert Hamilton		4 Jun 1934	KBE (Mil)	21 Jun 1883	8 Mar 1964	80
Clark-Kennedy	Alexander Kennedy		10 Nov 1862	KCB (Mil)	1782	30 Jan 1864	81
Clark-Kerr	Archibald John Kerr, later [1946] 1st Baron Inverchapel PC 1944		1 Jan 1935	KCMG	17 Mar 1882	5 Jul 1951	69
Clarkson	William		1 Jan 1918	KBE (Mil)	26 Mar 1859	21 Jan 1934	74
Clarry	Reginald George MP for Newport 1922‑1929 and 1931‑1945		19 Feb 1936	Kt Bach	24 Jul 1882	17 Jan 1945	62
Clary	David Charles		3 Feb 2017	Kt Bach	14 Jan 1953
Claughton	Harold		10 Feb 1948	Kt Bach	28 Sep 1882	10 May 1969	86
Clausen	George		7 Jul 1927	Kt Bach	18 Apr 1852	22 Nov 1944	92
Clauson	Albert Charles, later [1942] 1st Baron Clauson Lord Justice of Appeal 1938‑1942; PC 1938		5 Nov 1926	Kt Bach	14 Jan 1870	15 Mar 1946	76
Clauson	Gerard Leslie Makins		1 Jan 1945	KCMG	28 Apr 1891	1 May 1974	83
Clauson	John Eugene High Commissioner in Cyprus 1914‑1918		1 Jan 1913	KCMG	13 Nov 1866	31 Dec 1918	52
Clavering	Albert		20 Feb 1935	Kt Bach	17 Apr 1887	7 Jun 1972	85
Clay	Charles Travis		16 Jul 1957	Kt Bach	30 Jul 1885	31 Jan 1978	92
Clay	Edward		31 Dec 2004	KCMG	21 Jul 1945
Clay	Geoffrey Fletcher		7 Jun 1951	KCMG	5 Nov 1895	9 Aug 1969	73
Clay	Henry		23 Jul 1946	Kt Bach	9 May 1883	30 Jul 1954	71
Clay	Joseph Miles		23 Jun 1936	KCIE	1881	19 Feb 1949	67
Clay	Marie Mildred		31 Dec 1986	DBE (Civ)	3 Jan 1926	13 Apr 2007	81
Clayden	(Henry) John PC 1963		8 Aug 1958	Kt Bach	26 Apr 1904	11 Jul 1986	82
Claye	Andrew Moynihan		9 Feb 1960	Kt Bach	18 Jul 1896	25 Feb 1977	80
Clayson	Eric Maurice		14 Feb 1964	Kt Bach	17 Feb 1908	4 Oct 1989	81
Clayton	Barbara Evelyn		31 Dec 1987	DBE (Civ)	2 Sep 1922	11 Jan 2011	88
Clayton	Edward Gilbert		21 Jul 1908	Kt Bach	16 Jul 1841	5 Mar 1917	75
Clayton	FitzRoy Augustus Talbot		25 Jun 1909	KCVO	28 Mar 1834	1 Aug 1913	79
Clayton	Francis Hare		6 Jul 1954	Kt Bach	24 Apr 1869	18 Oct 1956	87
Clayton	Frederick Thomas		18 Feb 1915 1 Jan 1917	KCMG KCB (Mil)	7 Oct 1855	4 Dec 1933	78
Clayton	Gareth Thomas Butler		1 Jan 1970	KCB (Mil)	13 Nov 1914	5 Feb 1992	77
Clayton	(George) Christopher		12 Jul 1933	Kt Bach	1869	28 Jul 1945	76
Clayton	Gilbert Falkingham		3 Jun 1919 5 Jun 1926	KBE (Mil) KCMG	6 Jul 1875	11 Sep 1929	54
Clayton	Hector Joseph Richard		11 Apr 1969	Kt Bach	3 Jun 1885	18 Jul 1975	90
Clayton	Hugh Byard		21 Jun 1938	Kt Bach	1877	27 Sep 1947	70
Clayton	Iltyd Nicholl		1 Jan 1949	KBE (Civ)	15 Sep 1886	30 Jun 1955	68
Clayton	Oscar Moore Passey		30 Nov 1882	Kt Bach	1816	27 Jan 1892	75
Clayton	Richard Pilkington		31 Dec 1977 14 Jun 1980	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	9 Jul 1925	15 Sep 1984	59
Clayton	Robert James		12 Feb 1980	Kt Bach	30 Oct 1915	20 Jun 1998	82
Clayton	Stanley George		17 Jul 1974	Kt Bach	13 Sep 1911	12 Sep 1986	74
Cleary	Joseph Jackson		20 Jul 1965	Kt Bach	26 Oct 1902	9 Feb 1993	90
Cleary	Timothy Patrick		13 Nov 1959	Kt Bach	27 Apr 1900	15 Aug 1962	62
Cleary	William Castle		12 Jun 1947	KBE (Civ)	14 Mar 1886	19 Jan 1971	84
Cleasby	Anthony		9 Dec 1868	Kt Bach	27 Aug 1804	6 Oct 1879	75
Cleaver	Anthony Brian		13 Feb 1992	Kt Bach	10 Apr 1938	13 Jul 2025	87
Cleaver	James Frederick		22 Jun 1927	Kt Bach	8 Jun 1875	21 Mar 1936	60
Clee	(Charles) Beaupre Bell		10 Feb 1948	Kt Bach	5 Feb 1893	28 May 1980	87
Cleeve	Frederick		26 Jun 1902	KCB (Mil)	1821	28 Sep 1905	84
Cleeve	Thomas Henry		25 May 1900	Kt Bach	5 Jun 1844	19 Dec 1908	64
Clegg	Alexander Bradshaw ["Alec"]		20 Jul 1965	Kt Bach	13 Jun 1909	20 Jan 1986	76
Clegg	(Alfred) Rowland		16 Feb 1939	Kt Bach	22 Dec 1872	6 Mar 1957	84
Clegg	Cuthbert Barwick		14 Mar 1950	Kt Bach	9 Aug 1904	9 Jan 1986	81
Clegg	John Charles		22 Jun 1927	Kt Bach	15 Jun 1850	26 Jun 1937	87
Clegg	Nicholas William Peter MP for Hallam 2005‑2017; Deputy Prime Minister and Lord President of the Council 2010‑2015; PC 2008		8 Mar 2018	Kt Bach	7 Jan 1967
Clegg	Robert Bailey		1 Jan 1917	KCIE	28 Jan 1865	18 May 1929	64
Clegg	Walter MP for Fylde 1966‑1983 and Wyre 1983‑1987		11 Mar 1980	Kt Bach	18 Apr 1920	15 Apr 1994	73
Clegg	William Edwin		18 Dec 1906	Kt Bach	21 Apr 1852	22 Aug 1932	80
Cleland	Charles John		4 Jun 1917	KBE	15 Apr 1867	19 Jan 1941	73
Cleland	Donald Mackinnon		26 Oct 1961	Kt Bach	28 Jun 1901	27 Aug 1975	74
Cleland	John Burton		7 Aug 1964	Kt Bach	22 Jun 1878	11 Aug 1971	93
Cleland	Rachel		14 Jun 1980	DBE (Civ)	19 Jan 1906	18 Apr 2002	96
Clemens	William James		5 Nov 1937	Kt Bach	27 Mar 1873	4 Sep 1941	68
Clement	Thomas		1 Jan 1919	KBE (Civ)	1869	15 Dec 1956	87
Clementi	Cecil Governor of Hong Kong 1925‑1930 and Straits Settlements 1930‑1934		13 Mar 1926 3 Jun 1931	KCMG GCMG	1 Sep 1875	5 Apr 1947	71
Clementi	David Cecil		27 May 2004	Kt Bach	25 Feb 1949
Clements	John Selby		12 Nov 1968	Kt Bach	25 Apr 1910	6 Apr 1988	77
Cleminson	James Arnold Stacey		19 Feb 1982 30 Dec 1989	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	31 Aug 1921	14 Sep 2010	89
Clemmey	William Henry		6 Feb 1918	Kt Bach	13 Feb 1846	15 Apr 1933	87
Cleobury	Stephen John		10 Oct 2019	Kt Bach	31 Dec 1948	22 Nov 2019	70
Clerk	Dugald		4 Jun 1917	KBE	31 Mar 1854	12 Nov 1932	78
Clerk	George Russell Governor of Bombay 1848‑1850 and 1860‑1862		27 Apr 1848 25 Jun 1861 24 May 1866	KCB (Civ) KSI GCSI	1800	25 Jul 1889	89
Clerk	George Russell PC 1926		4 Jun 1917 1 Mar 1929	KCMG GCMG	29 Nov 1874	18 Jun 1951	76
Clerk	Godfrey		9 Nov 1902	KCVO	25 Oct 1835	18 Nov 1908	73
Clerk-Rattray	James		22 Jun 1897	KCB (Mil)	31 Oct 1832	30 Jul 1910	77
Clery	Cornelius Francis		3 Jun 1899 19 Apr 1901	KCB (Mil) KCMG	13 Feb 1838	25 Jun 1926	88
Cleveland	Charles Raitt		12 Dec 1911 4 Dec 1917	KCIE KBE	2 Nov 1866	18 Jan 1929	62
Cleverdon	Julia Charity		14 Jun 2008	DCVO	19 Apr 1950
Cleverly	James Spencer MP for Braintree 2015-; Secretary of State for Education 2022; Foreign Secretary 2022‑2023; Home Secretary 2023‑2024; PC 2019		11 Apr 2025	Kt Bach	4 Sep 1969
Cleverly	Osmund Somers		7 Jul 1951	Kt Bach	25 Oct 1891	21 Oct 1966	74
Clifden, Viscount	see "Agar-Robartes"
Clifford	Bede Edmund Hugh Governor of the Bahamas 1932‑1937, Mauritius 1937‑1942 and Trinidad & Tobago 1942‑1946		3 Jun 1933 1 Jan 1945	KCMG GCMG	3 Jul 1890	6 Oct 1969	79
Clifford	Charles, later [1887] 1st baronet		26 Nov 1858	Kt Bach	1 Jan 1813	27 Feb 1893	80
Clifford	Charles		3 Jun 1925	KBE (Civ)	1861	5 Mar 1936	74
Clifford	Eric George Anderson		31 May 1956	KCB (Mil)	3 Sep 1900	7 Sep 1964	64
Clifford	(Geoffrey) Miles Governor of the Falkland Islands 1946‑1954		9 Jun 1949	KBE (Civ)	16 Feb 1897	21 Feb 1986	89
Clifford	Henry Hugh VC For information regarding the award of his VC, see the note at the foot of this page		9 Dec 1879	KCMG	12 Sep 1826	12 Apr 1883	56
Clifford	Hugh Charles Governor of the Gold Coast 1912‑1919, Nigeria 1919‑1925, Ceylon 1925‑1927 and Straits Settlements 1927‑1930		25 Jun 1909 3 Jun 1921 3 Jun 1925	KCMG GCMG GBE (Civ)	5 Mar 1866	18 Dec 1941	75
Clifford	Timothy Peter Plint		19 Mar 2002	Kt Bach	26 Jan 1946
Clift	Sidney William		8 Jul 1947	Kt Bach	26 Aug 1885	18 Oct 1951	66
Clifton	Arthur Benjamin		19 Jul 1838 28 Jun 1861	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	1771	7 Mar 1869	97
Clifton-Brown	Geoffrey Robert MP for Cirencester & Tewkesbury 1992‑1997, Cotswold 1997‑2010, The Cotswolds 2010‑2024 and Cotswolds North 2024-		15 Mar 2018	Kt Bach	23 Mar 1953
Climo	Skipton Hill		1 Aug 1920	KCB (Mil)	24 Dec 1868	31 Mar 1937	68
Clinton, Lord	see "Hepburn-Stuart-Forbes-Trefusis"
Clinton-Baker	Lewis		21 Mar 1922 1 Jan 1926	KCVO KCB (Mil)	16 Mar 1866	12 Dec 1939	73
Clipperton	Charles Bell Child		3 Jun 1924	KBE (Civ)	1864	18 Jun 1927	62
Clitheroe, Baron	see "Assheton"
Clive	(George) Sidney		3 Jun 1933 11 May 1937	KCB (Mil) GCVO	16 Jul 1874	7 Oct 1959	85
Clive	Robert Henry PC 1934		1 Jan 1927 1 Jan 1936	KCMG GCMG	27 Dec 1877	13 May 1948	70
Clode	(Emma) Frances Heather		1 Jan 1974	DBE (Civ)	12 Aug 1903	10 Sep 1994	91
Clode	Walter Baker		28 Jun 1928	Kt Bach	10 Jul 1856	27 Feb 1937	80
Cloete	Abraham Josias		9 Jun 1854 10 Nov 1862	Kt Bach KCB (Mil)	7 Aug 1794	6 Oct 1886	92
Clore	Charles		7 Jul 1971	Kt Bach	24 Dec 1904	26 Jul 1979	74
Clothier	Cecil Montacute		31 Dec 1981	KCB (Civ)	28 Aug 1919	8 May 2010	90
Clough	John		12 Feb 1914	Kt Bach	10 Jul 1836	31 May 1922	85
Clough	Robert MP for Keighley 1918‑1922		25 Jun 1921	Kt Bach	10 Feb 1873	27 Sep 1965	92
Clouston	Thomas Smith		21 Jul 1911	Kt Bach	22 Apr 1840	19 Apr 1915	74
Cloutman	Brett Mackay VC For information regarding the award of his VC, see the note at the foot of this page		16 Jul 1957	Kt Bach	7 Nov 1891	15 Aug 1971	79
Clow	Andrew Gourlay		20 Jun 1939 12 Jun 1941	Kt Bach KCSI	29 Apr 1890	31 Dec 1957	67
Clowes	Harold		5 Jul 1960	Kt Bach	19 Mar 1903	16 Sep 1968	65
Clowes	Henry Nelson		13 Jun 1981	KCVO	21 Oct 1911	8 Jan 1993	81
Clowes	William Laird		24 Oct 1902	Kt Bach	1 Feb 1856	14 Aug 1905	49
Clubbe	Charles Percy Barlee		3 Jun 1927	KBE (Civ)	1854	20 Nov 1932	78
Clucas	(George) Frederick		11 Jun 1937	Kt Bach	1870	11 Nov 1937	67
Clucas	Kenneth Henry		1 Jan 1976	KCB (Civ)	18 Nov 1921	27 Aug 2010	88
Clunies-Ross	Ian		4 Feb 1955	Kt Bach	22 Feb 1899	20 Jun 1959	60
Clutterbuck	David Granville		1 Jan 1968	KBE (Mil)	25 Jan 1913	13 Dec 2008	95
Clutterbuck	(Peter) Alexander		1 Jan 1946 5 Jun 1952	KCMG GCMG	27 Mar 1897	29 Dec 1975	78
Clutterbuck	Peter Henry		10 Jul 1924	Kt Bach	1868	20 Dec 1951	83
Clutton	George Lisle		13 Jun 1959	KCMG	5 Mar 1909	9 Sep 1970	61
Clyde, Baron	see "Campbell"
Clyde	David		10 Feb 1948	Kt Bach	30 Mar 1894	23 Nov 1966	72
Clydesmuir, Baron	see "Colville"
Clyne	Thomas Stuart		22 Mar 1956	Kt Bach	1887	12 Apr 1967	79
Coaker	William Ford		2 Jun 1923	KBE (Civ)	19 Oct 1871	Oct 1938	66
Coate	Raymond Douglas		10 Jun 1967	KBE (Mil)	8 May 1908	8 Mar 1983	74
Coates	Albert Ernest		22 Mar 1956	Kt Bach	28 Jan 1895	8 Oct 1977	82
Coates	Eric Thomas		10 Mar 1945	Kt Bach	1 Oct 1897	28 Sep 1968	70
Coates	Ernest William		27 Apr 1973	Kt Bach	30 Nov 1916	10 Feb 1994	77
Coates	James Hugh Buchanan		10 Feb 1922	Kt Bach	9 Oct 1851	11 Oct 1935	84
Coates	Leonard James		28 Feb 1924	Kt Bach	30 Oct 1883	11 Jul 1944	60
Coates	Sally Anne		29 Dec 2012	DBE (Civ)	15 Apr 1953
Coates	William		3 Jun 1930	KCB (Civ)	14 Jun 1860	13 Jan 1962	101
Coates	William Henry		28 Jan 1947	Kt Bach	31 May 1882	7 Feb 1963	80
Coats	Peter		9 Jul 1869	Kt Bach	18 Jul 1808	9 Mar 1890	81
Coats	Thomas, 2nd Baron Glentanar		31 May 1956	KBE (Civ)	4 Dec 1894	28 Jun 1971	76
Coats	William David		5 Mar 1985	Kt Bach	25 Jul 1924	1 May 2009	84
Cobb	Cyril Stephen MP for Fulham West 1918‑1929 and 1930‑1938		3 Jun 1918	KBE	6 Oct 1861	8 Mar 1938	76
Cobb	John Francis Scott		17 Dec 1975	Kt Bach	15 Dec 1922	7 Feb 1977	54
Cobb	Stephen William Scott		15 Oct 2013	Kt Bach	12 Apr 1962
Cobban	James Macdonald		19 Feb 1982	Kt Bach	14 Sep 1910	19 Apr 1999	88
Cobbe	Alexander Hugh		3 Jun 1899	KCB (Mil)	1825	13 Sep 1899	74
Cobbe	Alexander Stanhope VC For information regarding the award of his VC, see the note at the foot of this page		10 Mar 1917 5 Mar 1919 2 Jan 1928	KCB (Mil) KCSI GCB (Mil)	5 Jun 1870	29 Jun 1931	61
Cobbett	Walter Palmer		9 Feb 1943	Kt Bach	6 Mar 1871	2 Dec 1955	84
Cobbett	William		6 Jul 1909	Kt Bach	20 May 1846	26 Nov 1926	80
Cobbold	Cameron Fromanteel, 1st Baron Cobbold PC 1959		29 Jan 1963 23 Apr 1970	GCVO KG	14 Sep 1904	1 Nov 1987	83
Cobham, Viscount	see "Lyttelton"
Cobham	Alan John		8 Oct 1926	KBE (Civ)	6 May 1894	21 Oct 1973	79
Cobham	Michael John		25 Oct 1995	Kt Bach	22 Feb 1927	13 Apr 2006	79
Coburn	(Marmaduke) Robert		8 Jul 1947	Kt Bach	9 Mar 1885	26 May 1966	81
Cochin, Elaya Raja of	Vinakerala Varma		1 Jan 1888	KCIE
Cochin, Maharajah of	Kerala Varma		2 Jun 1943	GCIE		13 Oct 1943
Cochin, Maharajah of	Rama Varma XIV		2 Jun 1869	KCSI	1848	Aug 1888	40
Cochin, Maharajah of	Rama Varma XV		22 Jun 1897 1 Jan 1903 12 Dec 1911	KCSI GCSI GCIE	27 Dec 1852	25 Mar 1932	79
Cochin, Maharajah of	Rama Varma XVII		1 Jan 1935	GCIE	30 Dec 1861	23 May 1941	79
Cochran	Charles Blake For further information, see the note at the foot of this page		20 Jul 1948	Kt Bach	25 Sep 1872	31 Jan 1951	78
Cochrane	Anne Annette Minnie		1 Jan 1938	DCVO	1855	6 Jan 1943	87
Cochrane	Archibald Douglas MP for Fife East 1924‑1929 and Dunbartonshire 1932‑1936; Governor of Burma 1937‑1941		24 Mar 1936 1 Apr 1937	KCSI GCMG	8 Jan 1885	16 Apr 1958	73
Cochrane	Arthur Auckland Leopold Pedro		25 May 1889	KCB (Mil)	24 Sep 1824	20 Aug 1905	80
Cochrane	Arthur William Steuart		11 May 1937	KCVO	27 Apr 1872	11 Jan 1954	81
Cochrane	Cecil Algernon		23 Feb 1933	Kt Bach	1869	23 Sep 1960	91
Cochrane	Douglas Mackinnon Baillie Hamilton, 12th Earl of Dundonald		28 Jun 1907 3 Jun 1913	KCVO KCB (Mil)	29 Oct 1852	12 Apr 1935	82
Cochrane	Edward Owen		2 Jun 1943	KBE (Mil)	17 Aug 1881	27 Jan 1972	90
Cochrane	Henry, later [1903] 1st baronet		22 Aug 1887	Kt Bach	21 Dec 1836	11 Sep 1904	67
Cochrane	James		12 Mar 1845	Kt Bach	1798	24 Jun 1883	84
Cochrane	Ralph Alexander		1 Jan 1945 10 Jun 1948 8 Jun 1950	KBE (Mil) KCB (Mil) GBE (Mil)	24 Feb 1895	17 Dec 1977	82
Cochrane	Thomas, 10th Earl of Dundonald MP for Honiton 1806 and Westminster 1807‑1814		22 May 1847	GCB (Mil)	14 Dec 1775	31 Oct 1860	84
Cochrane	Thomas John		29 May 1825 28 Oct 1847 18 May 1860	Kt Bach KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	5 Feb 1789	19 Oct 1872	83
Cochrane-Baillie	Charles Wallace Alexander Napier Ross, 2nd Baron Lamington MP for St. Pancras North 1886‑1890; Governor of Queensland 1895‑1901 and Bombay 1903‑1907		22 Nov 1895 23 May 1900 12 Dec 1903	KCMG GCMG GCIE	31 Jul 1860	16 Sep 1940	80
Cockayne	Elizabeth		1 Jan 1955	DBE (Civ)	29 Oct 1894	4 Jul 1988	93
Cockburn	Alexander James Edmund, later [1858] 12th baronet MP for Southampton 1847‑1856; Solicitor-General 1850‑1851; Attorney-General 1851‑1852 and 1852‑1856; Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1856‑1859; Lord Chief Justice 1859‑1880; PC 1857		12 Jul 1850 12 Feb 1873	Kt Bach GCB (Civ)	24 Sep 1802	28 Nov 1880	78
Cockburn	Francis Governor of the Bahamas 1837‑1844		8 Sep 1841	Kt Bach	10 Nov 1780	24 Aug 1868	87
Cockburn	George Jack		7 Jul 1910	Kt Bach	2 Sep 1848	1 Jan 1927	78
Cockburn	John Alexander		1 Jan 1900	KCMG	23 Aug 1850	26 Nov 1929	79
Cockburn	Robert		11 Jun 1960	KBE (Civ)	31 Mar 1909	21 Mar 1994	84
Cockburn	William Robert Marshall		14 Mar 1955	Kt Bach	26 Apr 1891	1 Sep 1957	66
Cockcroft	John Douglas Nobel Prize for Physics 1951; OM 1957		10 Feb 1948 1 Jun 1953	Kt Bach KCB (Civ)	27 May 1897	18 Sep 1967	70
Cockcroft	Wilfred Halliday		10 Feb 1983	Kt Bach	7 Jun 1923	27 Sep 1999	76
Cocke	Hugh		10 Jul 1929	Kt Bach	1882	27 May 1958	75
Cockell	Merrick Richard		9 Nov 2010	Kt Bach	16 Jun 1957
Cocker	William Wiggins		12 Jul 1955	Kt Bach	17 Oct 1896	21 Jul 1982	85
Cockerell	Christopher Sydney		11 Feb 1969	Kt Bach	4 Jun 1910	1 Jun 1999	88
Cockerell	Sydney Carlyle		28 Feb 1934	Kt Bach	16 Jul 1867	1 May 1962	84
Cockerill	George Kynaston		13 Jul 1926	Kt Bach	13 Aug 1867	19 Apr 1957	89
Cockerill	Sara Elizabeth		12 Jan 2018	DBE (Civ)	7 Nov 1968
Cockerline	Walter Herbert		8 Jul 1922	Kt Bach	1856	13 Feb 1941	84
Cockfield	Francis Arthur, later [1978] Baron Cockfield [L] Secretary of State for Trade 1982‑1983; Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1983‑1984; PC 1982		13 Feb 1973	Kt Bach	28 Sep 1916	8 Jan 2007	90
Cockle	James		29 Jul 1869	Kt Bach	14 Jan 1819	27 Jan 1895	76
Cockram	John		22 Jul 1964	Kt Bach	10 Jul 1908	30 Sep 1999	91
Cocks	Arthur Alfred Clement		2 Jun 1923	KBE (Civ)	27 May 1862	24 Apr 1943	80
Cocks	Arthur Herbert Tennyson Somers, 6th Baron Somers Governor of Victoria 1926‑1931		3 Apr 1926	KCMG	20 Mar 1887	14 Jul 1944	57
Cocks	(Thomas George) Barnett		1 Jan 1963	KCB (Civ)	14 Apr 1907	6 Feb 1989	81
Cockshaw	Alan		28 Jul 1992	Kt Bach	14 Jul 1937
Codling	William Richard		10 Jul 1935	Kt Bach	5 Apr 1879	28 Mar 1947	67
Codrington	Alfred Edward		19 Jun 1911 4 Jun 1921 1 Jan 1936	KCVO KCB (Mil) GCVO	4 May 1854	12 Sep 1945	91
Codrington	Geoffrey Ronald		1 Jun 1953	KCVO	13 May 1888	18 Jun 1973	85
Codrington	Henry John		13 Mar 1867	KCB (Mil)	17 Oct 1808	4 Aug 1877	68
Codrington	William John MP for Greenwich 1857‑1859; Governor of Gibraltar 1859‑1865		5 Jul 1855 28 Mar 1865	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	26 Nov 1804	6 Aug 1884	79
Codron	Michael Victor		11 Jul 2014	Kt Bach	8 Jun 1930
Coe	Sebastian Newbold, Baron Coe [L] MP for Falmouth & Camborne 1992‑1997		31 Dec 2005	KBE (Civ)	29 Sep 1956
Coey	Edward		9 Aug 1861	Kt Bach	Mar 1805	26 Jun 1887	82
Coffey	Thérèse Anne, later [2024] Baroness Coffey [L] MP for Suffolk Coastal 2010‑2024; Secretary of State for Work & Pensions 2019‑2022; Secretary of State for Health & Social Care 2022; Deputy Prime Minister 2022; Secretary of State for the Environment, Food & Rural Affairs 2022‑2023; PC 2019		4 Jul 2024	KCB (Civ)	18 Nov 1971
Coffin	Edward Pine		16 Sep 1846	Kt Bach	20 Oct 1784	31 Jul 1862	77
Coffin	Isaac Campbell		24 May 1866	KCSI	24 Aug 1801	1 Oct 1872	71
Coghlan	Charles Patrick John		21 Nov 1910 1 Jan 1925	Kt Bach KCMG	24 Jun 1863	28 Aug 1927	64
Coghlan	Timothy Augustine		12 Feb 1914 3 Jun 1918	Kt Bach KCMG	1857	30 Apr 1926	68
Coghlan	William Marcus		7 Jun 1864	KCB (Civ)	1803	26 Nov 1885	82
Coghlin	Patrick Lord Justice of Appeal [NI] 2008‑2015; PC 2009		12 Jun 1997	Kt Bach	7 Nov 1945
Cohan	Robert Paul		7 Nov 2019	Kt Bach	26 Mar 1925	31 Jan 2021	95
Cohen	Andrew Benjamin Governor of Uganda 1952‑1957		1 Jan 1952 30 Apr 1954	KCMG KCVO	7 Oct 1909	17 Jun 1968	58
Cohen	Benjamin Arthur		10 Jul 1929	Kt Bach	1862	22 Dec 1942	80
Cohen	Edgar Abraham		9 Jun 1955	KCMG	5 Dec 1908	30 Jan 1973	64
Cohen	Edward		6 Apr 1970	Kt Bach	9 Nov 1912	22 Jun 2011	98
Cohen	Henry, later [1956] 1st Baron Cohen of Birkenhead CH 1974		1 Mar 1949	Kt Bach	21 Feb 1900	7 Aug 1977	77
Cohen	Ivor Harold		10 Mar 1992	Kt Bach	28 Apr 1931
Cohen	Jack		20 Jul 1965	Kt Bach	2 Nov 1896	7 Feb 1982	85
Cohen	(Jack Benn) Brunel		9 Feb 1943 10 Jun 1948	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	5 Oct 1886	11 May 1965	78
Cohen	John Edward ["Jack"]		11 Feb 1969	Kt Bach	6 Oct 1898	24 Mar 1979	80
Cohen	Jonathan Lionel		2 Nov 2017	Kt Bach	8 May 1951
Cohen	Karl Cyril		9 Jul 1968	Kt Bach	6 Aug 1908	8 Jun 1973	64
Cohen	Leonard Lionel		1 Jan 1930	KCVO	17 Apr 1858	10 Apr 1938	79
Cohen	Lewis		28 Feb 1924	Kt Bach	23 Dec 1849	24 Jun 1933	83
Cohen	Lionel Leonard, later [1951] Baron Cohen [L] Lord Justice of Appeal 1946‑1951; Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1951‑1960; PC 1946		14 May 1943	Kt Bach	1 Mar 1888	9 May 1973	85
Cohen	Philip		20 Oct 1998	Kt Bach	22 Jul 1945
Cohen	Rex Arthur Louis		13 Jun 1964	KBE (Civ)	27 Nov 1906	29 Feb 1988	81
Cohen	Robert Waley		1 Jan 1920	KBE (Civ)	8 Sep 1877	27 Nov 1952	75
Cohen	Ronald Mourad		20 Feb 2001	Kt Bach	1 Aug 1945
Cohen	Samuel Sydney		15 Nov 1937	Kt Bach	11 Mar 1869	27 Aug 1948	79
Coia	Denise Assunta		11 Jun 2016	DBE (Civ)	4 Jun 1952	9 Apr 2020	67
Coidan	Pietro		30 Jun 1825 7 Jul 1840	KCMG GCMG
Cokayne	Brien Ibrican, later [1920] 1st Baron Cullen of Ashbourne		4 Jun 1917	KBE	12 Jul 1864	3 Nov 1932	68
Coke	Alice Emily, Countess of Leicester [wife of the 3rd Earl]		1 Jan 1920	DBE (Civ)	29 Sep 1855	24 Apr 1936	80
Coke	Charles Henry		12 Jul 1911	KCVO	2 Oct 1854	23 Feb 1945	90
Coke	Elizabeth Mary, Countess of Leicester [wife of the 5th Earl]		4 Sep 1973	DCVO	10 Mar 1912	30 Apr 1985	73
Coke	John		24 May 1881	KCB (Mil)	1807	18 Dec 1897	90
Coke	John Spencer		1 Jun 1953	KCVO	30 Sep 1880	23 Dec 1957	77
Coke	Thomas William, styled Viscount Coke, later [1909] 3rd Earl of Leicester (of Holkham)		9 Nov 1906 9 Nov 1908	KCVO GCVO	20 Jul 1848	19 Nov 1941	93
Coker	Elizabeth		30 Dec 1978	DBE (Civ)	9 Aug 1915	9 Oct 1988	73
Colam	Harold Nugent		23 Feb 1938	Kt Bach	19 Apr 1882	4 Oct 1956	74
Colborne	Francis		23 Mar 1876	KCB (Mil)	23 Apr 1817	26 Nov 1895	78
Colborne	John, later [1839] 1st Baron Seaton Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada 1838‑1838; PC [I] 1855		2 Jan 1815 29 Jan 1838 3 Jul 1843	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) GCMG	16 Feb 1778	17 Apr 1863	85
Colby	Geoffrey Francis Taylor Governor of Nyasaland 1948‑1956		9 Jun 1949	KCMG	25 Mar 1901	22 Dec 1958	57
Colchester-Wemyss	Maynard Francis		1 Jan 1920	KBE (Civ)	12 Mar 1872	28 Feb 1954	81
Coldstream	George Phillips		9 Jun 1955 26 Mar 1968	KCB (Civ) KCVO	20 Dec 1907	19 Apr 2004	96
Coldstream	John		23 Feb 1938	Kt Bach	1877	19 Aug 1954	77
Coldstream	William Menzies		10 Jul 1956	Kt Bach	28 Feb 1908	18 Feb 1987	78
Cole	(Alexander) Colin		31 Dec 1982 15 Oct 1992	KCVO KCB (Civ)	16 May 1922	18 Feb 2001	78
Cole	Antony Bartholomew		13 Jun 1964	KBE (Mil)	23 May 1909	24 Mar 1967	57
Cole	David Lee		14 Jun 1975	KCMG	31 Aug 1920	28 May 1997	76
Cole	Edward Hearle		11 Jun 1937	Kt Bach	27 Jul 1863	15 Apr 1949	85
Cole	George James, Baron Cole [L]		2 Jun 1973	GBE (Civ)	3 Feb 1906	29 Nov 1979	73
Cole	George Sinclair		1 Jan 1965	KCB (Mil)	12 Mar 1911	2 Mar 1973	61
Cole	Henry		25 Mar 1875	KCB (Civ)	15 Jul 1808	18 Apr 1882	73
Cole	Henry Walter George		6 Mar 1930	Kt Bach	1866	30 Sep 1932	66
Cole	Herbert Covington		1 Jan 1947	KBE (Mil)	late 1880	9 Apr 1959	78
Cole	Margaret Isabel		13 Jun 1970	DBE (Civ)	6 May 1893	7 May 1980	87
Cole	Noel		7 Jul 1971	Kt Bach	8 Nov 1892	14 Oct 1975	82
Cole	(Robert) William		20 Mar 1981	Kt Bach	16 Sep 1926	8 Jan 2019	92
Cole Catley	Christine McKelvey [originally DCNZM 5 Jun 2006]		1 Aug 2009	DNZM	19 Dec 1922	21 Aug 2011	88
Colebatch	Hal Pateshall		17 Feb 1927	Kt Bach	29 Mar 1872	12 Feb 1953	80
Colebrooke	Edward Arthur, 1st Baron Colebrooke PC 1914		2 Jan 1922 3 Jun 1927	KCVO GCVO	12 Oct 1861	28 Feb 1939	77
Colefax	Henry Arthur MP for Manchester South West 1910		1 Jan 1920	KBE (Civ)	9 Jul 1866	19 Feb 1936	69
Colegate	(William) Arthur MP for The Wrekin 1941‑1945 and Burton 1950‑1955		8 Feb 1955	Kt Bach	early 1884	10 Sep 1956	72
Coleman	(Cyril Frederick) Charles		13 Jun 1957	KCB (Mil)	16 Apr 1903	17 Jun 1974	71
Coleman	Robert John		31 Dec 2004	KCMG	8 Sep 1943
Coleridge	John Duke, later [1874] 1st Baron Coleridge MP for Exeter 1865‑1873; Solicitor General 1868‑1871; Attorney General 1871‑1873; Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1873‑1880; Lord Chief Justice 1880‑1894; PC 1873		12 Dec 1868	Kt Bach	3 Dec 1820	14 Jun 1894	73
Coleridge	John Francis Stanhope Duke		3 Jun 1933 11 Jul 1940	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	25 Apr 1878	3 Nov 1951	73
Coleridge	Nicholas David		7 Feb 2023	Kt Bach	4 Mar 1957
Coleridge	Paul James Duke		14 Dec 2000	Kt Bach	30 May 1949
Coleridge	Richard Duke, 4th Baron Coleridge		1971	KBE	24 Sep 1905	20 May 1984	78
Coles	(Arthur) John		31 Dec 1988 31 Dec 1996	KCMG GCMG	13 Nov 1937
Coles	Arthur William See also the note at the foot of this page		8 Aug 1960	Kt Bach	6 Aug 1892	24 Jun 1982	89
Coles	Edgar Barton See also the note at the foot of this page		10 Nov 1959	Kt Bach	3 Jun 1899	19 Feb 1981	81
Coles	George James See also the note at the foot of this page		6 Jun 1957	Kt Bach	28 Mar 1885	4 Dec 1977	92
Coles	Jenkin		1 Jan 1894	KCMG	19 Jan 1843	6 Dec 1911	68
Coles	Jonathan Andrew		19 Nov 2019	Kt Bach	May 1972
Coles	Kenneth Frank See also the note at the foot of this page		23 Jul 1957	Kt Bach	19 Apr 1896	2 Apr 1985	88
Coles	Mabel Irene [wife of Sir Edgar Barton Coles] See also the note at the foot of this page		12 Jun 1971	DBE (Civ)	1906	17 Jun 1993	86
Coles	Norman Cameron See also the note at the foot of this page		31 Aug 1977	Kt Bach	10 Sep 1907	23 Nov 1989	82
Coles	Richard James		12 Feb 1925	Kt Bach	17 Nov 1862	22 Oct 1935	72
Coles	William Edward		1 Jan 1967	KBE (Mil)	26 Jul 1913	7 Jun 1979	65
Coll	Anthony Michael		1 Jan 1912	Kt Bach	1861	18 Jul 1931	70
Coll	Patrick PC [I] 1905		6 Jan 1896 10 Jul 1903	Kt Bach KCB (Civ)	1839	12 Mar 1917	77
Collarbone	Patricia		31 Dec 1997	DBE (Civ)	14 Jul 1947
Collard	George		18 Jul 1903	Kt Bach	3 Jun 1840	18 Jun 1921	81
Collas	Richard John		26 Nov 2014	Kt Bach	27 May 1953
Collen	Edwin Henry Hayter		2 Jan 1893 1 Jan 1901	KCIE GCIE	17 Jun 1843	10 Jul 1911	68
Colles	Ernest Dudley		1 Jan 1949 1 Jun 1953	KCVO KCB (Civ)	5 Apr 1888	13 Jul 1976	88
Collet	Wilfred Governor of British Honduras 1913‑1917 and British Guiana 1917‑1923		1 Jan 1915	KCMG	23 Nov 1856	29 Jun 1929	72
Collett	Charles Henry, later [1934] 1st baronet		4 Oct 1933	Kt Bach	Jul 1864	23 Nov 1938	74
Collett	Christopher		6 Oct 1988	GBE (Civ)	10 Jun 1931	2 Dec 2012	81
Collett	Henry		19 Nov 1891	KCB (Mil)	6 Mar 1836	21 Dec 1901	65
Collett	(Thomas) Kingsley		13 Feb 1968	Kt Bach	7 Mar 1905	26 Jun 1987	82
Colley	George Pomeroy Governor of Natal 1880‑1881		29 Jul 1879	KCSI	1 Nov 1835	27 Feb 1881	45
Collie	Robert John		6 Mar 1912	Kt Bach	15 Aug 1860	4 Apr 1935	74
Collier	(Alfred) Conrad		1 Jan 1947	KCB (Mil)	16 Nov 1895	16 Sep 1986	90
Collier	Edward		7 Jun 1865	KCB (Mil)	1784	5 Aug 1872	88
Collier	George Herman		11 Feb 1921	Kt Bach	18 Jan 1856	20 Feb 1941	85
Collier	Laurence		8 Jun 1944	KCMG	13 Jun 1890	20 Oct 1976	86
Collier	Paul		1 May 2014	Kt Bach	23 Apr 1949
Collier	Robert Porrett, later [1885] 1st Baron Monkswell MP for Plymouth 1852‑1871; Solicitor General 1863‑1866; Attorney General 1868‑1871; PC 1871		23 Nov 1863	Kt Bach	21 Jun 1817	27 Oct 1886	69
Collings	William		2 May 1838	Kt Bach	1781	1854	73
Collingwood	Charles Arthur		20 Jun 1950	Kt Bach	2 Nov 1887	23 May 1964	76
Collingwood	Edward Foyle		26 Jun 1962	Kt Bach	17 Jan 1900	25 Oct 1970	70
Collingwood	(Richard) George		1 Jan 1959	KBE (Mil)	7 Oct 1903	21 Apr 1986	82
Collingwood	William		4 Jun 1917	KBE	18 Aug 1855	2 Nov 1928	73
Collins	Alan Stanley		16 Mar 2006	KCVO	1 Apr 1948
Collins	Andrew David		14 Dec 1994	Kt Bach	19 Jul 1942
Collins	Archibald John		4 Feb 1955	Kt Bach	19 Jun 1890	24 Jun 1955	65
Collins	Arthur James Robert		14 Jun 1980	KCVO	10 Jul 1911	28 Dec 2000	89
Collins	Arthur John Hammond		1 Aug 1885	Kt Bach	1834	12 Sep 1915	81
Collins	Bryan Thomas Alfred		14 Oct 1997	Kt Bach	4 Jun 1933
Collins	Charles Henry		1 Sep 1947	Kt Bach	10 Feb 1887	8 Mar 1983	96
Collins	Charles Seymour		14 Jun 2025	KBE (Mil)
Collins	(Daniel) George		5 Oct 1931	Kt Bach	1869	10 May 1959	89
Collins	David Charles		4 Feb 1975	Kt Bach	23 Jan 1908	7 Jun 1983	75
Collins	David John		13 Apr 2016	Kt Bach	13 Nov 1949	14 Feb 2019	69
Collins	Diana Clavering		31 Dec 1998	DBE (Civ)	13 Aug 1917	23 May 2003	85
Collins	Dudley Stuart		1 Jan 1941	KBE (Mil)	1881	12 Jun 1959	77
Collins	Geoffrey Abdy		8 Jul 1952	Kt Bach	5 Jun 1888	2 Nov 1986	98
Collins	Godfrey Ferdinando Stratford		14 Jun 1945	KCIE	3 Nov 1888	3 Aug 1952	63
Collins	Godfrey Pattison MP for Greenock 1910‑1936; Secretary of State for Scotland 1932‑1936; PC 1932		1 Jan 1919	KBE (Mil)	26 Jun 1875	13 Oct 1936	61
Collins	James Patrick		9 Jul 1953	Kt Bach	8 Aug 1891	1 Dec 1964	73
Collins	Joan Henrietta		31 Dec 2014	DBE (Civ)	23 May 1933
Collins	John Alexander		12 Oct 1993	Kt Bach	10 Dec 1941
Collins	John Augustine		1 Jan 1951	KBE (Mil)	7 Jan 1899	3 Sep 1989	90
Collins	Kenneth Darlingston ["Ken"]		25 Nov 2003	Kt Bach	12 Aug 1939
Collins	Kevan Arthur		10 Dec 2015	Kt Bach	8 Dec 1960
Collins	Lawrence Antony, later [2009] Baron Collins of Mapesbury [L] Lord Justice of Appeal 2007‑2009; Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 2009; Justice of the Supreme Court 2009‑2011; PC 2007		22 Nov 2000	Kt Bach	7 May 1941
Collins	Paul David		31 Dec 2014	KNZM	27 Feb 1953
Collins	Richard Henn, later [1907] Baron Collins [L] Lord Justice of Appeal 1897‑1901; Master of the Rolls 1901‑1907; Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1907‑1911; PC 1897		9 Sep 1891	Kt Bach	1 Jan 1842	3 Jan 1911	69
Collins	Robert Hawthorn		15 Apr 1884 10 Feb 1904	KCB (Civ) KCVO	3 Aug 1841	2 Nov 1908	67
Collins	Robert Henry Muirhead		18 Aug 1919	Kt Bach	20 Sep 1852	19 Apr 1927	74
Collins	Rory Edwards		24 Feb 2011	Kt Bach	3 Jan 1955
Collins	Stephen MP for Kennington 1906‑1918		11 Jun 1913	Kt Bach	9 Oct 1848	12 Mar 1925	76
Collins	Thomas		11 Jul 1916	Kt Bach	23 Jul 1860	4 Dec 1944	84
Collins	William		26 Aug 1881	Kt Bach	1817	20 Feb 1895	77
Collins	William Alexander Roy		14 Jul 1970	Kt Bach	23 May 1900	21 Sep 1976	76
Collins	William Henry		4 Jul 1944	Kt Bach	1873	30 Nov 1947	74
Collins	William Job MP for St. Pancras West 1906-1910 and Derby 1916‑1918		24 Oct 1902 1 Jan 1914	Kt Bach KCVO	9 May 1859	11 Dec 1946	87
Collinson	Richard		29 May 1875	KCB (Mil)	7 Nov 1811	13 Sep 1883	71
Collister	Harold James		4 Sep 1944	Kt Bach	14 Jan 1885	22 Feb 1950	65
Collum	Hugh Robert		12 Oct 2004	Kt Bach	29 Jun 1940	29 Aug 2005	65
Collyear	John Gowen		22 Jul 1986	Kt Bach	19 Feb 1927
Collymore	Ernest Allan		9 Feb 1943	Kt Bach	1893	23 Jun 1962	68
Colman	Anthony David		28 Apr 1993	Kt Bach	27 May 1938	28 Jul 2017	79
Colman	(George) Stanley		27 Aug 1965	Kt Bach	10 May 1884	4 Feb 1966	81
Colnaghi	Dominic Ellis		21 Apr 1888	Kt Bach	1834	28 Feb 1908	73
Colnbrook, Baron	see "Atkins"
Colomb	John Charles Ready MP for Bow & Bromley 1886‑1892 and Great Yarmouth 1895‑1906; PC [I] 1903		24 May 1888	KCMG	1 May 1838	27 May 1909	71
Colquhoun	Alan John, 6th baronet		9 Nov 1907	KCB (Civ)	19 Sep 1838	14 Mar 1910	71
Colquhoun	Cyril Harry		8 Jun 1968	KCVO	16 Aug 1903	5 Jun 1996	92
Colquhoun	Patrick MacChombaich		14 Nov 1861	Kt Bach	1815	18 May 1891	75
Colquhoun	Robert Gilmour		30 May 1865	KCB (Civ)	1803	10 Nov 1870	67
Colson	Henry St. Clair		12 Jun 1947	KCB (Mil)	29 Jul 1887	27 Feb 1968	80
Colston	Charles Blampied		4 Jul 1950	Kt Bach	31 Oct 1891	14 Feb 1969	77
Coltman	(Arthur) Leycester Scott		14 Jun 1997	KBE (Civ)	24 May 1938	31 Mar 2002	63
Colton	Adrian George Patrick		3 Nov 2015	Kt Bach	13 Mar 1959
Colton	John		1 Jan 1892	KCMG	23 Sep 1823	6 Feb 1902	78
Colvile	Fiennes Middleton		29 Jun 1906	KCB (Mil)	4 Apr 1832	29 Mar 1917	84
Colvile	James William PC 1859		9 Dec 1848	Kt Bach	1810	6 Dec 1880	70
Colville	Charles John, 10th Lord Colville of Culross, later [1902] 1st Viscount Colville of Culross PC 1866		12 Dec 1874 25 May 1896	KT GCVO	23 Nov 1818	1 Jul 1903	84
Colville	David John, later [1947] 1st Baron Clydesmuir MP for Midlothian & Peebles North 1929‑1943; Financial Secretary to the Treasury 1936‑1938; Secretary of State for Scotland 1938‑1940; Governor of Bombay 1943‑1948; PC 1936		4 Feb 1943	GCIE	13 Feb 1894	31 Oct 1954	60
Colville	Helen Cynthia		11 May 1937	DCVO	20 May 1884	15 Jun 1968	84
Colville	(Henry) Cecil		6 Aug 1962	Kt Bach	27 Aug 1891	15 Apr 1984	92
Colville	Henry Edward		5 Jul 1895	KCMG	10 Jul 1852	25 Nov 1907	55
Colville	John Rupert		17 Jul 1974	Kt Bach	28 Jan 1915	19 Nov 1987	72
Colville	Richard		12 Jun 1965	KCVO	26 Sep 1907	14 Jun 1975	67
Colville	Stanley Cecil James		14 Jun 1912 9 Jul 1915 3 Jun 1919 5 Jul 1921	KCB (Mil) GCVO GCMG GCB (Mil)	21 Feb 1861	9 Apr 1939	78
Colville	William James		25 May 1896	KCVO	1827	16 Oct 1903	76
Colvin	Auckland		30 Nov 1881 25 May 1892	KCMG KCSI	8 Mar 1838	24 Mar 1908	70
Colvin	Clement Preston		19 Feb 1936	Kt Bach	12 Jul 1879	12 Dec 1950	71
Colvin	Elliot Graham		12 Dec 1911	KCSI	18 Jul 1861	2 Aug 1940	79
Colvin	George Lethbridge		3 Mar 1933	Kt Bach	27 Mar 1878	2 Mar 1962	83
Colvin	Howard Montagu		21 Nov 1995	Kt Bach	15 Oct 1919	27 Dec 2007	88
Colvin	Mary Katherine Rosamund		13 Jun 1959	DBE (Mil)	25 Oct 1907	23 Sep 1988	80
Colvin	Ragnar Musgrave		1 Feb 1937	KBE (Mil)	7 May 1882	22 Feb 1954	71
Colvin	Richard Beale		4 Jun 1934	KCB (Civ)	4 Aug 1856	17 Jan 1936	79
Colvin	Sidney		23 Feb 1911	Kt Bach	18 Jun 1845	11 May 1927	81
Colvin	Walter Mytton		29 Jan 1904	Kt Bach	13 Sep 1847	16 Dec 1908	61
Colvin-Smith	Colvin		26 Jun 1903	KCB (Mil)	4 Aug 1829	1 Mar 1913	83
Colyer	(James) Frank		30 Jan 1920	KBE (Civ)	1866	30 Mar 1954	87

	Sir Alexander Burnes [Kt Bach 1838]
	The following biography of Sir Alexander Burnes appeared in the August 1968 issue of the Australian monthly magazine Parade:-
	On the afternoon of November 2, 1841, thousands of Afghans streamed through the bazaars of Kabul amid clouds of swirling dust raised by their naked, frenzied feet. Borne on a spear point in front of the mob was a human head, its contorted face almost unrecognisable beneath a mop of blood-clotted hair. Young Alexander Burnes - soldier, diplomat and Asiatic wanderer - had diced with death for most of his short life. But the Afghans were his friends. He had battled for their cause, adopted their dress and manners and been accepted almost as one of themselves. At least so Burnes thought when he ignored every warning of the storm of massacre and terror about to break over the British garrison that had occupied Kabul. Ironically Burnes himself was the first victim - cut down and hacked to pieces by the rabble which, even to the last minute, he refused to believe would harm him.
	The brutal slaying ended one of the most colourful careers in the early 19th century history of British India. At one time the ladies of fashionable London fainted with rapture when handsome, white-robed Captain Burnes entered their drawing-rooms. He brought with him the romantic aura of places like Samarkand, Bokhara and the shores of the Caspian Sea, where few other Europeans had ever penetrated. He had fought British officialdom to champion the primitive peoples of the Indian frontiers, and in the end those people had killed him.
	The son of a prosperous lawyer, Alexander Burnes was born at Montrose, Scotland, in 1805 and enlisted as a cadet in the East India Company's service at the age of 15. A year later he reached Bombay and was appointed ensign in a native infantry regiment in the company's service. Parade ground soldiering was a dull business to the teenage officer, whose imagination was on fire with the romance and mystery of India. With an extraordinary flair for learning he quickly made himself master of a dozen Indian languages, including obscure dialects of the Himalayas and the North-West Frontier. He devoured books on Hindu history and religion. By the time he was 20 the company realised that a unique scholar was being wasted in the barrack rooms of Bombay.
	In 1826 he was removed from the army and posted to the company's political service, responsible for negotiations with the Indian rulers. British influence was spreading steadily over India, but some native princes were still powerful figures whose friendship was valuable. Burnes's first important mission came in 1831, when he was sent to the court of the warlike Ranjit Singh at Lahore. Ostensibly he was to present five dapple-grey English horses and other gifts to the famous Sikh ruler. The company's real object was to explore the prospects of opening a trade route along the rich valley of the Indus River.
	In January 1831 Burnes set off up the Indus on the perilous voyage through the bitterly hostile Sindh States to Ranjit's realm in the Punjab. His boat was wrecked twice and he narrowly escaped murder as he struggled ashore with his single European companion and retinue of native servants. Presents of a gold watch, telescopes and a clock made little impression on the British-hating Amir of Hyderabad and once more Burnes was lucky to escape capture and execution. These perils were forgotten once he reached the splendid court of the fearsome, hard-drinking and womanising Ranjit Singh. He was entertained by feasts, troops of voluptuous dancing girls and endless draughts of liquor that tasted like "molten fire." He was so fascinated by the vision of oriental magnificence that from then on he began shedding his European clothes and mode of life. To the horror of British officialdom he adopted native dress, food and manners, and was even said to dally with the numerous women of his household.
	In January 1832 the general belief that young Captain Burnes was eccentric to the point of madness seemed amply confirmed. For several years he had been pleading with his superiors for permission to lead an expedition through Afghanistan, Turkestan and Persia to the Caspian Sea. Russian missions were known to be probing towards Afghanistan from the opposite direction. It was this vague Russian threat that won Burnes permission to set out on the historic journey that was to bring him international renown.
	Led by Burnes, the party was made up of a Bengal army surgeon named [James Gilbert] Gerard [1795‑1835] and a few Indian servants. They left the Punjab late in January 1832 and crossed the frontier into Afghanistan. At Kabul Burnes was warmly welcomed by the Shah, Dost Mohammed, who had seized the throne after ousting the pro-British, but weak, Shah Shujah. Burnes, who greatly admired the fiercely independent Afghans, assured his host that the British had no intention of trying to restore their puppet in Kabul. Then the little band pushed on northward, through the high, desolate passes of the Hindu Kush into country where no British traveller had ever penetrated.
	By June they had reached Bokhara, in Turkestan, where a friendly vizier rescued them just as they were about to be seized and sold as slaves. Burnes was horrified to learn that 150 Europeans, mostly Russians, were rotting in the dungeons of Bokhara and hundreds more had been sold into slavery or tortured to death. Fleeing from the dismal city the party made its way to ancient Samarkand. There they found guides to lead them across the searing Turkman Desert to the Persian frontier. In September he and Gerard gazed on the waters of the Caspian, the first Britons to reach the great inland sea overland from India.
	The perils were not yet over. Plague was raging in Persia and Burnes's companions abandoned him to make their way to a healthier climate. Burnes was alone, exhausted and in rags when he at last reached Teheran and again risked being flung into prison as a European spy. Fortunately the shah was highly susceptible to flattery and when Burnes at last gained an audience he made the most of it. "Centre of the universe!" he hailed the shah. "In all my travels nothing has equalled what I now behold - the radiant light of your imperial countenance!" The gratified shah forgave Burnes's battered appearance and lack of gifts and for the next few weeks kept him as an honoured guest at his court.
	When Burnes finally returned to Bombay by sea early in 1833 he found himself the hero of the day. The acclaim in India, however, was small compared to the adulation and honours that rained on him when he went to England on leave a year later. His book about his travels brought him £1000 within a few weeks of publication. The Geographical Societies of London and Paris awarded him gold medals. In London the elegant Captain Burnes, with his flowing oriental robes and romantic manners, was idolised by feminine society from duchesses downwards. King William invited him to Windsor. He gave lectures, posed for painters and in his spare time ran up an impressive list of amorous conquests.
	But he found a very different atmosphere, full of hostility and contempt, when he returned to India in 1835. Fears of Russia were growing and, led by Sir William Macnaghten, political chief of the East India Company, Britain was planning a fresh intervention in Afghanistan. In vain Burnes pleaded that a free Afghanistan under the strong rule of Dost Mohammed was the best security against Russian intrigues.
	In 1839 a British army marched across the frontier, drove Dost Mohammed from his throne and reinstalled the wretched, vicious Shah Shujah in his place. A British garrison of 8000 stayed in Kabul, with Macnaghten as envoy with Burnes his assistant. Month after month Burnes saw the storm gathering, but was still confident that his friendship with the Afghan chiefs would avert a rising.
	The blow of disillusion finally fell on November 2, 1841. All morning a blood-lusting mob seethed around Burnes's house while Macnaghten, the garrison and the puppet shah were bottled up in the palace. Just before noon Burnes, clad in Afghan dress, went out to reason with the leaders of the crowd. Two musket shots pierced his breast, flashing sword blades descended on his prostrate body and then his head was hacked from his shoulders. Within a few weeks every Briton in Kabul had shared the terrible fate of the famous and over-confident "Bokhara" Burnes.
	The following eyewitness account by one Bowh Singh was published in the Bombay Times of 23 April 1842:-
	Sir Alexander Burnes was duly informed by his Afghan servants, the day previous to his murder, that there was a stir in the city, and that, if he remained in it, his life would be in danger; they told him that he had better go to the cantonments; this he declined doing, giving as his reason that the Afghans never suffered any injury from him, but on the contrary he had done much for them, and he was quite sure they would never injure him.
	On the day of the murder, as early as three o'clock in the morning, a cossid [courier or messenger] came to me, on duty outside; he said "Go and inform your master immediately that there is a tumult in the city, and that the merchants are removing their goods and valuables from the shops." I knew what my master had said on this subject the day before, so I did not waken him, but put on my chupras and went to the char choukh. Here I met the wuzeer [vizier], Nazamat Dowlah, going towards my master's house; I immediately turned with him, and on our arrival woke him, when my master dressed quickly, and went to the wuzeer, and talked with him some time. The wuzeer endeavoured to induce him to go immediately into cantonments, assuring him that it was not safe to remain in the city; he, however, persisted in remaining, saying: "If I go, the Afghans will say I was afraid, and ran away." He however sent a note to Sir W. Macnaghten, by Wallee Mahomed.
	A chobar came from the king to call the wuzeer, who asked and obtained permission to stay at the door; the wuzeer said to Sir Alexander Burnes, "Why, you see already that some of Ameen oola Khan's people have collected to attack you; if you will allow me I shall disperse them." He (Sir A. Burnes) said, "No, the King sent for you to go to him without delay." The wuzeer accordingly mounted his horse, and went away. The gates were then closed, and then in a little time surrounded by Ameen oola Khan and his rabble. Hydur Khan, the late kotwal [leader of the fort] of the city, whom Sir Alexander Burnes had turned out of office, brought fuel from the human on the opposite side of the street, and set fire to the gates.
	The wuzeer shortly returned from the Bala Hissar, with one of the king's pultuns [infantry regiment], on seeing the gates on fire, and an immense crowd about, he took it apparently for granted that Sir A. Burnes had either escaped or been destroyed, and withdrew the regiment. At this time, the whole mob of the city was collected, and the house in flames.
	The jemadar [officer] of chuprassees told Sir A. Burnes that there was a report of a regiment having come to assist him; he was going to the top of the house to look, and had got half way, when he met an Afghan, who said that he had been looking about, and there was not the least sign of a regiment. My master then turned back, and remarked there was no chance of assistance coming from the cantonments or the king. A muslim, a Cashmeeree, came forward, and said, "If your brother [Charles Burnes] and the chuprassees cease firing on the people, I swear by the Koran that I will take you safe through the kirkee of the garden to the fort of the Kuzzilbashes."
	The firing ceased, and Sir A. Burnes agreed to accompany him, and for the sake of disguise, put on a chogra and a longee. The moment he came out of the door, a few yards, with the Cashmeeree, the wretch called out "Here is Sikunder Barnes." He was rushed on by hundreds, and cut to pieces with their knives. His brother Captain Burnes went out with him, and was killed dead before Sir Alexander. Captain Broadfoot was shot sometime before, in the house, and expired in half an hour. There was a guard of fourteen sepoys, they were all killed in the affair. All the Hindoostanees except myself were killed. His sirdar-bearer, who is with me, escaped, as he was at home. I got away, having an Afghan dress. All the Afghan servants deserted. I got into cantonments, after being several days in a shop. Sir Alexander forbade the chuprassees and others firing on people until they set fire to the gates.
	Sir Vincent Henry Penalver Caillard [Kt Bach 1896] and his second wife
	In 1927 Sir Vincent married, as his second wife, Mrs. Zoë Oakley Maund. She was an ardent spiritualist, and was chairman of "The Society of Progressive Souls." In August 1934 she published a book which she claimed to have taken down from her dead husband's dictation by means of an instrument called a "Communigraph." On the release of the book, the Daily Mail on 17 August 1934 reported that:-
	There is published today a book asserted to have been recently "written" by a man long since dead, the presentation to the public of which is claimed to be a prelude to the death of a woman well known in society - Lady Caillard.
	It is called "A New Conception of Love" (Rider & Co., 15s), and the title page describes it as by "Sir Vincent Caillard, written on his Communigraph."
	Sir Vincent, who died in 1930, was a distinguished servant of the Crown and at one time president of the Ottoman Public Debt Council. Retiring from official life he became a great industrialist - President of the Confederation of British Industries, a director of the Southern Railway and of Vickers Ltd.
	In 1927, at the age of 71, he married as his second wife Mrs. Zoë Oakley Maund. It is she who expects to die now that the book is published, for in an appendix to the volume, she writes: "He (Sir Vincent) has promised me that as soon as this book is finished and published my earthly work will be completed and my suffering will be at an end. I shall then join him in the beautiful home of which he writes … I know this is true because he has never once broken a promise to me."
	Lady Caillard was reported last night to be in fair health and excellent spirits. She spent part of the evening in the company of friends and paid a visit to a cinema.
	The quotation is perhaps the least astonishing of the many surprising things in this remarkable book. It is claimed that what ordinary people would call the spirit of Sir Vincent wrote the volume on a special kind of instrument called a "communigraph," but which he alludes to as his typewriter. It is asserted it was made under the direction of a fellow-spirit with Sir Vincent, a Mr. George Jobson, who when on earth was a scientific engineer.
	"Sir Vincent" explains how he learnt to "materialise" so that he could be seen by Lady Caillard on earth and tells how he has recently seen her "and several of her friends literally drawn from the jaws of death and relieved from excruciating pain by spirit power only."
	According to the book it was Dr. Robert Dudgeon, Lady Caillard's father, or, rather, his spirit, who worked these things. It is claimed for him that he has a new invention for healing, "which he has built in our laboratory with our comrade, George Jobson, and which instruments we hope later to give instructions for making on earth. I can only deal briefly with just one instance of his work in this book. My beloved wife was suffering from a very painful cancerous growth last summer. She was quite ready to come to me because of her agony. Dr. Dudgeon began using the marvellous rays from his instrument and in so doing I watched the absolute miracle that took place. The growth diminished rapidly until only a small nodule was left. The cure of the disease was complete, but there are now failures of tissue which after long years of suffering are worn almost threadbare. That mean I am prepared for her home-coming."
	It is of interest to note that it is claimed Sir Vincent Caillard operated the Communigraph at Lady Caillard's house, the Belfry - a converted chapel - in West Halkin-street, London, S.W. It is intimated by "Sir Vincent" that such high hopes are held of the possibilities of this instrument that "Ethel (a teaching spirit) is teaching people of various nations to use the Communigraph, because we are making such strides at the Belfry that great statesmen, kings, and leaders of many nations see the possibilities of giving international messages of counsel and guidance to their respective people, and by this means we of the Trianon Band are praying to God that our Communigraphs may bring universal peace and brotherhood."
	Quite …
	As far as the publishing of the book presaging the death of Lady Caillard, it is only fair to point out that she died a mere five months later, on 16 January 1935.
	Sir Adrian Carton de Wiart VC [KBE 1945]
	The following biography of this remarkable soldier appeared in the March 1964 issue of the monthly Australian magazine Parade:-
	During World War I the British Army had few officers like Belgian-born Adrian Carton de Wiart. He went into battle armed only with a walking stick and followed by his batman with a blanket and a petrol stove. Yet, despite his unorthodox approach to 20th century warfare, Carton de Wiart's superiors thought so highly of him that in little more than a year he rose from captain to brigadier-general and won the VC and the DSO. In a military career going back to the Boer War he was hit twice while serving in South Africa, once in Somaliland and eight times in France. With only an Irish grandmother to give him a little British blood, Carton de Wiart spent a lifetime fighting for his adopted country. Winston Churchill once called him a model of chivalry and honour who thrived in the fire of war and was literally shot to pieces without being affected physically or in spirit.
	Born in Brussels on May 5, 1880, Adrian Carton de Wiart came from an aristocratic Belgian family. Like his lawyer father he was sent to England to be educated. At 11 he was enrolled at the Oratory School in Birmingham and later went on to Balliol College [Oxford] to study law. When the Boer War broke out in 1899 he threw up his studies to enlist as a trooper in a cavalry regiment, Paget's Horse, and sailed for South Africa. A few months later he received his first wound while trying to cross a river in full view of a Boer detachment. Later, while waiting for transport to hospital, he was questioned by his OC and asked whether there had been many Boers about. "No," Carton de Wiart replied, "but the few that were there were extremely good shots."
	Sent back to England, he was invalided out and returned to Oxford. But before long he had persuaded his father to let him abandon law for a military career. Returning to South Africa he enlisted again as a trooper in the Imperial Light Horse. He was soon made a corporal but was demoted 24 hours later for threatening to punch a sergeant. However, he was obviously a born soldier and the incident was soon forgotten. Within a few months he was given a commission. Soon after, the regiment was ordered to attack a Boer outpost. On the way it was held up by a barbed-wire fence which was covered by Boer rifles. Rushing up to his colonel, Carton de Wiart asked permission to make a single-handed dash out to the wire with a pair of cutters. "Don't be a damn fool," he was told. "Get back to your men and stay under cover." He obeyed only to receive a severe wound later in the action. While in hospital he was offered a transfer with a commission to the British Regular Army. He accepted.
	Gazetted to the 4th Dragoon Guards stationed in India he siphoned his energy into pig-sticking and polo. In 1908 after a spell as ADC to Sir Henry Hildyard, commander-in-chief in South Africa, Captain de Wiart was posted to England. More palmy peacetime years followed as adjutant of the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars. His duties were so unimportant that he managed to spend many months each year on the Continent and do his job by correspondence.
	When in 1914 the fanatical Dervishes of Somaliland under their colourful leader, Abdallah Hasan, rose against their British overlords, Carton de Wiart saw the chance of action. He won a transfer to the Somaliland Camel Corps, which consisted of native Somalis under British officers. Before sailing he sat for an examination for promotion to major. He failed dismally and in one paper, Military Law, set a record by obtaining eight marks out of a possible 200. Later in life Carton de Wiart commented: "How lucky I was that wars wash out examinations. I was never asked to sit for another as long as I was in the army."
	Arriving in Somaliland in August 1914, the detachment was met by the news that Britain and Germany were at war. After some months spent training Somali troops, he led a company in a general attack against Abdallah Hasan's stronghold at Shimber Berris. Early in the battle he received a bullet wound above the left eye. The injury gave him a chance to get into the war against Germany. Evacuated to Egypt, he refused to let local surgeons touch his eye and demanded to be sent home. As a result he was placed on the next ship to England. On January 3, 1915, his eye was removed in London. Two weeks later he faced a medical board which at first refused to take seriously his demand to be passed fit for service in France. Finally the board members said they would consider the request if he showed he could wear a satisfactory glass eye. He got one, went before the board again and was passed fit for general service. Leaving the building he called a taxi, threw the glass eye out of the window, and put on the black patch he wore for the rest of his life.
	By February 1915 he was in Flanders as a squadron leader with the 4th Dragoon Guards, the cavalry regiment in which he had served in India. He survived the first gas attack of the war at the opening of the Second Battle of Ypres on April 22, but a few days later his left hand was shattered by shrapnel. He staggered back to his regiment and was mistaken for a German and fired on by his own men. He was recognised before a bullet could find its mark. Taken to a dressing station, his hand was examined by a doctor. Two fingers were hanging only by strips of skin. Most of the palm and wrist was missing. Carton de Wiart asked the doctor to take the two fingers off. When the request was refused he pulled them off himself. Although the whole hand was later amputated, that did not stop Carton de Wiart being back in action by December 1915.
	Deciding now that the cavalry was outmoded in trench warfare he transferred to the infantry and was appointed second-in-command of the Loyal North Lancashire Battalion. After a quick grounding in infantry work he was promoted lieutenant-colonel and given command of his own the 8th Gloucester's. He led them in an attack on La Boiselle during the Battle of the Somme in July 1916, and took over another two battalions which had lost their commanders. The whole British line in that sector was wavering under a German counter-attack and the two leaderless battalions were on the verge of a chaotic withdrawal. Then they saw Carton de Wiart's tall figure, moustaches bristling, advancing alone on the Germans and tossing grenades as he went. During that engagement, he said in after years, "I was compelled to use bombs for the first and last time. With only one hand I found a new use for my teeth in pulling the pins out and thanked Providence that my teeth were my own." His stirring example stiffened the leaderless British infantrymen and despite their casualties they bounded out to support him. The advance did not stop until they had taken La Boiselle. For his action that day Adrian Carton de Wiart was awarded the Victoria Cross.
	[His citation in the London Gazette of 8 September 1916 (issue 29740, page 8869) reads:- "For most conspicuous bravery, coolness and determination during severe operations of a prolonged nature. It was owing in a great measure to his dauntless courage and inspiring example that a serious reverse was averted. He displayed the utmost energy and courage in forcing our attack home. After three other battalion Commanders had become casualties, he controlled their commands, and ensured that the ground won was maintained at all costs. He frequently exposed himself in the organisation of positions and of supplies, passing unflinchingly through fire barrage of the most intense nature. His gallantry was inspiring to all."]
	After that promotions followed almost as quickly as fresh wounds. A machine-gun bullet went straight through the back of his head and he was hit by a shell fragment in the ankle about the same time he was first given command of a brigade. Preparing for the Battle of Cambrai, he was inspecting front-line trenches one day when the Germans opened up with an artillery barrage and he was hit in the hip. In hospital he asked for news of his brigade and whether it had been attacked after the barrage. He was told there was no attack and he had been the only casualty in the barrage.
	There were more wounds, including one that nearly caused the loss of his leg at St. Quintin during the last German offensive of March 1918. But Carton de Wiart was still in the field as commander of a brigade in the 61st Division at the Armistice.
	When World War II broke out in 1939 he returned to the British Army as lieutenant-general. His first task was to command the ill-fated expeditionary force which fought in central Norway after that country was invaded by Germany. In 1941 the British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, ordered him to Yugoslavia as military adviser to the resistance movement. On the way his plane crashed into the Mediterranean. Carton de Wiart and the crew got ashore in North Africa but were taken prisoner by the Italians.
	Two years later with Lt.-Gen. [Sir] Richard O'Connor, who had also been captured in North Africa, he tunnelled his way out of an officers' prison in Florence. Although then 63 and recognisable from his black eye-patch and missing hand, he resolutely set out with O'Connor for the Swiss border. They covered 150 miles in 8 days before they were finally run down and returned to the Florence prison. Carton de Wiart remained there until September 1944 when the Italians transferred him back to England through Lisbon.
	After only three weeks' leave he was sent to China as the Prime Minister's personal representative to Chiang Kai-shek. Three years later a fall down some stairs at Rangoon broke his back and at last finished his active career. Sir Adrian Carton de Wiart retired to County Cork, Ireland, and lived there quietly until his death in 1963.
	Sir Ernest Joseph Cassel [KCMG 1899, KCVO 1901, GCMG 1905, GCVO 1906 and GCB 1909]
	Sir Ernest's biography appeared in the September 1956 edition of the Australian monthly magazine Parade:-
	King Edward VII once asked a foreign ambassador whether he had seen Oscar Wilde's famous play, "The Importance of Being Earnest." The diplomat smiled and shook his head. "No sire," he quipped, "but I have seen the importance of being Ernest Cassel." He was referring to the strange friendship between a flinty, taciturn, strait-laced financier and the worldly, sophisticated, pleasure-loving monarch. The friendship, it was rumoured, owed much of its warmth to the Cassel millions, which helped Edward, then Prince of Wales, through the sticky financial crises in which his gambling and extravagance landed him.
	Ernest Cassel was born on March 3, 1852, youngest child of Jakob Cassel, a small money-lender of Cologne, Germany. He grew into a youthful prodigy both at the violin and chess. He was so good at chess, that his father gave him the choice of a business career or becoming a professional chess player. He chose business. There was no room in his father's one-man concern; so he was apprenticed to Elzbacher & Co., a prominent private banking house of Cologne. At 16, Cassel decided there were more opportunities in England. He went to Liverpool where he clerked in a grain merchant's office at 15 shillings a week, and moved later to the Anglo-Egyptian Bank in Paris. The Franco-Prussian War of 1870 sent young Cassel back to England. He applied for a vacancy with the old Jewish financial house of Bischoffsheim and Goldschmidt in London.
	His application was held up to employees for years as a model of businesslike correspondence. Other applicants filled pages praising themselves. Cassel confined himself to two lines. "Dear Sirs," he wrote, "I apply for the position in your office and refer you to my former chiefs, Messrs. Elzbacher, Cologne." Cassel started at £200 a year. Within 12 months he was office manager. "We'll give you £500 a year," said Bischoffsheim senior, announcing the promotion. "You mean £5000," snapped back young Cassel. Bischoffsheim gulped. He thought of the profitable deals Cassel had already engineered for the firm. He nodded miserably. "Yes, of course," he said, "I mean £5000."
	Ernest Cassel was sent all over the world supervising the firm's far-flung investments. He had to liquidate businesses, collect debts, buy new concerns - on all of which he received substantial commissions. He turned the "white elephant" Swedish Central Railway Company into a profit maker. The railway carried iron ore to the port of Oxelosund. It had two competitors. None was making money. Cassel realised that if the railway was to make a profit it had to carry more freight. He therefore bought the mine, installed a new process to increase production and gave the extra business to his own railway. Competitors had to sell out and were merged with his own line into one efficient service. When both railway and mine were paying, Cassel unloaded them on the Swedish investing public at an astronomical profit.
	Cassel remained with Bischoffsheim till 1884, then set up for himself in a cubbyhole which remained his only office till he retired a millionaire many times over. Cassel was a lone wolf. He never had a partner. Partners, he said, "commit you to things you don't want to be committed to." The late 19th century was a period of fabulous business development. Untold millions poured yearly into railways, mining, manufacturing, shipping and agriculture. A good proportion of those investments was channelled through Ernest Cassel, who raised loans for Mexico and China, reorganised the entire financial system of Uruguay, founded banks in Turkey, Egypt and Morocco.
	His private life, however, was in tragic contrast to his business success. He was only 22 when his mother died. A year later his father and brother followed her. Ernest Cassel was alone, without relatives or friends in a foreign land. He became a moody, gruff automaton, concerned only with piling up money. His life changed briefly when he fell in love with an English girl. Annette Maxwell, daughter of a small landowner. They married in 1878. A daughter, Maud, was born the following year. After three years of marriage, Cassel's wife died of consumption. Grimly he returned to money-making, piling up fabulous wealth for the child who was all he had.
	Luck played his way. On holiday in Switzerland, Cassel climbed down a dangerous cliff to rescue a girl trapped on one of the lower slopes of Mont Blanc. Her father proved to be Jacob Schiff [1847‑1920], head of the great American banking house of Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Schiff and Cassel were both German Jews. They became friends. Schiff made Cassel European agent for his firm and later summoned him to the United States to reorganise the Louisville and Nashville railway. Extending his operations to South America, Cassel picked up control of the Mexican Central Railway, put it on a profit-making basis and sold out for enough to put him for the first time in the millionaire class.
	Cassel was different from the American "robber baron" gang who looted companies by "milking" and stock-watering. He developed his concerns into more valuable properties, then took his profit by selling at the higher values. His pyramiding assets put him into the lucrative field of underwriting - particularly foreign loans. His fortune bounded as he dealt in grandiose operations at government levels.
	Cassel bought a mansion in Grosvenor Square, London, and set about acting the millionaire. He collected paintings, rare books, objets d'art, silver and china. Society beckoned to the former migrant boy, who still looked like a stocky little shopkeeper, He taught himself to ride, went hunting with county gentry and shooting in Scotland, and ran a racing stable. However, he had not yet fully "arrived." The Jockey Club turned down his application for membership.
	His friendship with the Prince of Wales finally opened the social portals to Ernest Cassel. They met when Cassel became executor to Baron de Hirsch, private banker and financial adviser to the Prince. Cassel took over the role himself and soon joined the exclusive circle of witty, smart and worldly intimates that flocked round the future King of England. He had none of their qualities of sophistication and skill for clever repartee. He was a gruff, shy man, scornful of the gambling and clandestine romances in the Prince's set.
	Cassel was so obviously out of place that people concluded wrongly his friendship with Edward stemmed not from personal regard but from ulterior motives. The financier wanted social acceptance. The Prince needed the tips and advice he could [provide] on profitable investments - and occasional help in hard cash.
	In business Cassel drove himself to make more money. Towards the end of the century he formed a company which built the Central London Railway, the first "tube" or underground in the city. As far back as 1897, he saw the profits in the inevitable European war still 17 years ahead. He invested in shipbuilding concerns and created a great armaments combine of the Vickers and Maxim gun-making companies. In 1898 Cassel invaded Egypt with his millions. He formed the Irrigation Investment Corporation, which in a few years completed the great Assuan and Assiut dames for controlling the flood waters of the Nile. Cassel not only built the dams at great personal profit, but he snapped up huge tracts of adjacent land at nominal prices. When this barren territory received the life-giving waters from the dams, its value jumped astronomically. Cassel cleaned up his greatest profit from any single coup. The Prince of Wales persuaded Queen Victoria to knight him.
	As the intimate of the Prince, Cassel began to entertain on a regal scale. His hospitality, particularly when his house was graced by the royal presence, became munificent in its splendour. He took to chartering ocean liners and whole flotillas of Nile steamboats to accommodate his guests for weeks at a time. When Edward came to the throne in 1901, the social position of the favoured Cassel caused great court criticism and resentment. The same year, Cassel's daughter, Maud, married the future Lord Mount Temple. The King was godfather to her first child. To live up to his new position, Cassel in 1905 acquired Brook House, a cavernous, opulent mansion in Park Lane. Renovations and improvements took three years.
	The day Edward VII died in May, 1910, he sent for Cassel and insisted on dressing and seeing him against the advice of his doctors. The financier was the last of his circle to see the King alive. Despite the undercurrent of ulterior motive, there was genuine affection between the two contrasting men. After he heard the King had died, Cassel called on another friend, Margot Asquith, wife of the Prime Minister. The two of them "sat on a sofa and wept quietly together." An even greater blow overwhelmed Cassel the following year. His beloved daughter became infected with the dread disease that carried off her mother. Frantically Cassel shuttled her back and forth across the world in search of a cure. He consulted doctors and tried climates as far apart as Egypt and Alaska. It was futile. In the spring of 1911, she died. Her desolate father had nothing left but his millions and her two baby daughters - who, when he made a new will, became the two richest prospective heiresses in England.
	The savour, however, had gone from money-making. Sir Ernest Cassel retired from active business. He closed the little office where he made his millions and bought a building where an army of clerks worked simply to administer his vast investments. He went back into business briefly in 1915 when he successfully negotiated for the Government the first American war loan to Britain of 500 million dollars.
	The war brought him fresh bitterness. His German origin roused the enmity of certain groups in England who took legal action to have him removed from the Privy Council to which Edward VII had appointed him. The High Court threw out their case. That did not heal the hurt to Cassel whose loyalty to England had never wavered for nearly 50 years. He retired even more behind the gloomy facade of Brook House, where in his last years he developed a curious miserliness in minor personal expenditure. At the same time he was pouring out cash in charitable gifts. In his life he gave away £2 millions, most of it in his last few years. His only pleasure came from his two grand-daughters. The elder, and favourite, 17-years-old Edwina, now [1956] Lady Mountbatten, went to live with him in 1919 and softened some of his loneliness.
	On September 21 [1921], Sir Ernest Cassel collapsed and died of a heart attack at his desk. He had just completed the purchase, for £88,000, of the Riviera villa of King Leopold of the Belgians. His grand-daughters shared £7 and a half millions from his estate. Taking into account his charities and personal spending, it was estimated he had earned twice that much in his life - one of the greatest examples of money-making in a single generation that England has seen.
	Sir (Pierre) Louis Napoleon Cavagnari [KCB 1879]
	In the 1911 edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica Sir Louis Cavagnari is noticed with the entry:-
	British military administrator, the son of a French general by his marriage with an Irish lady, was born at Stenay, in the department of the Meuse, on the 4th of July 1841. He nevertheless obtained naturalization as an Englishman, and entered the military service of the East India Company. After passing through the college at Addiscombe [the East India Company Military Seminary], he served through the Oudh campaign against the mutineers in 1858 and 1859. In 1861 he was appointed an assistant commissioner in the Punjab, and in 1877 became deputy commissioner of Peshawar and took part in several expeditions against the hill tribes. In 1878 he was attached to the staff of the British mission to Kabul, which the Afghans refused to allow to proceed. In May 1879, after the death of the amir Shere Ali, Cavagnari negotiated and signed the treaty of Gandamak with his successor, Yakub Khan. By this the Afghans agreed to admit a British resident at Kabul, and the post was conferred on Cavagnari, who also received the Star of India and was made a K.C.B. He took up his residence in July, and for a time all seemed to go well, but on the 3rd of September Cavagnari and the other European members of the mission [along with their guards who were members of the Corps of Guides] were massacred in a sudden rising of mutinous Afghan troops.
	An eyewitness account of the massacre was published in The Times of India on 30 September, 1879, written by Timur, a sowar in the B Troop of the Corps of Guides.
	I was in the Bala Hissar, Cabul [an ancient fortress], on the 3rd inst. Major Sir Louis Cavagnari and the other British officers were in the bungalow. At about 8 a.m. the Turkestani "Ordal" regiment, which was in the Bala Hissar, was paraded to receive its pay. Daood Shah, the Commander-in-Chief, gave them one month's pay. They claimed two, and broke.
	They were paraded quite close to the Residency, and another regiment was also quartered with them.
	One of the soldiery shouted out, "Let us destroy the Envoy first of all, and after that the Ameer." They rushed into the courtyard in front of the Residency and stoned some of the syces [grooms or stable attendants] who were sitting there. We then opened fire on them, without orders from any European. All the British officers were inside.
	The Ameer's men then went for their weapons and returned with them in a quarter of an hour. If in that time the British officers had so desired, they might have escaped. They then commenced to besiege the Residency, and from commanding positions made the roof of the Residency untenable. We then made shelter-trenches on it, and fired from the windows.
	The city people came to help the soldiers at about 10 a.m. Major Sir Louis Cavagnari was wounded in the forehead about 1 p.m.; he was in a shelter-trench. A man from the roof of a house shot at him, and the bullet, striking a brick, it together with a piece of brick struck Sir Louis. But he was not killed. Mr. Jenkyns came up and sent for a Munshi [a native interpreter] to write to the Ameer, but the scribe was unable to write through fear.
	I then wrote briefly to the Ameer that we were besieged and he was to help us, and sent it by Ghulam Nabbi, a Kabuli, an old Guide sowar, who was in the Residency. No answer came. Ghulam Nabbi afterwards told me that the Ameer wrote on the letter, "If God will, I am just making arrangements."
	Major Cavagnari was helped into the Residency and attended to by Dr. Kelly. Mr. Jenkyns then ordered me to send a second letter to the Ameer, stating that Major Cavagnari was wounded and to hasten on assistance. This letter was sent by a Hindu, whose name I don't know. He was cut to pieces in front of the Residency. I was at about 3 p.m. sent with a letter by Lieut. Hamilton, promising six months' pay. By that time they had managed to get on the roof of the Residency. I went armed into the midst of the crowd, and was immediately stripped of my arms, but my life was saved by an officer. I then said I had a promise to give them six months' pay. They threw me from the roof of the Residency on to the roof of the neighbouring house. I lost my senses, was stripped of everything I had, and was taken to General Karim Khan, who commanded the brigade which had mutinied. He was sitting on a bed, surrounded by fifty or sixty men. I did not see him give any orders, but when I told him I had come to give six months' pay to the troops, and that he must stop their fighting, he said he was helpless in the matter, and ordered me to be confined. I know nothing of what happened after this, but I visited the place next morning.
	I recollect they had begun to set fire to the Residency just as I was leaving. A wounded havildar [sergeant] of the Ameer's, who was brought to the house where I was imprisoned, let me escape for extracting a bullet from his back. It was then morning. [At] daybreak I went to the Residency and saw first the corpse of Lieutenant Hamilton lying over a mountain-gun, which had been brought up. The troops who were there told me Lieut. Hamilton had shot about three men with his pistol and had cut down two more before he was shot. He was stripped and cut to pieces, but not dishonoured. About twenty-five feet off was the body of Mr. Jenkyns in a similar state. I did not go into the Residency, but was told Dr. Kelly was lying killed in the Residency. Sir Louis Cavagnari was in the Residency when it fell in flames. He was in the room where the wounded were, and his body had not been discovered when I left the city. All bodies found in the Residency were so burned that they could not be recognised."
	Sir Edwin Chadwick [KCB 1889]
	The following biography of Sir Edwin Chadwick, one of the great public health reformers of the 19th century, appeared in the May 1956 issue of the monthly Australian magazine Parade:-
	One summer's day in 1849, a party of gentlemen, holding vinegar-soaked handkerchiefs to their noses, stumbled down the rickety staircase of a slum tenement in St. Giles, London. Above them, in the noisome garret they had just left, a family of eight were living in stench and squalor. In a corner was the coffin of a girl who had died of cholera 12 days earlier. As the visitors reached the street, Edwin Chadwick turned grimly to his companions. "You see, I do not exaggerate our problem!" he said. In that terrible year of 1849 more than 70,000 people died in the worst cholera epidemic in British history. Thanks to Edwin Chadwick the horrors were never to be repeated.
	Edwin Chadwick was born in Manchester on January 24, 1800. His father was a radical journalist whose sympathy for Napoleon forced him to flee to America. Thrown on his own resources, young Chadwick became a clerk in a London attorney's office. He also wrote for newspapers, and was secretary to the old philosopher Jeremy Bentham, whose aim was "the greatest good for the greatest number."
	Chadwick early began investigating the fever dens of the East End. When he himself was struck down with typhoid, he determined to devote the rest of his life to a crusade for public health. His chance came when he was appointed secretary of the new Poor Law Board. He at once dominated it. His scarifying report on a fever outbreak in Whitechapel forced the Government to set up a Royal Commission into the Sanitary Conditions of the Labouring Population. For three years Chadwick scoured Britain to collect evidence.
	He poked a prying. nose into filthy, densely-packed slums growing round the booming new industrial cities of the north. He questioned angry slum landlords, their wretched tenants, and the ignorant "Bumbles" of local authorities. He found that some of the back alleys of Manchester had not been cleaned for five years. There, as in Leeds, Sheffield and Birmingham, the great mass of people lived in fever dens amid heaps of refuse and the seepings of overflowing cesspools.
	Even the hardiest Tory quailed before the evidence Chadwick amassed. It embarrassed his own Poor Law Board, who ganged up to get rid of him. Their chance came in the turmoil of the "Andover Scandal" of 1846, when it was revealed that the half-starved inmates of Andover workhouse were gnawing the bones they were set to grind. Public fury exploded. The Board was reorganised. Chadwick, the only champion of the poor on the Board, was made the scapegoat and sacked. Chadwick fought back. His friends, including reformer Lord Shaftesbury, rallied to his aid. In 1848, when the first Public Health Act in British history became law, Chadwick was the dominant member of the Health Board then set up. Chadwick was again the chief investigator. As he surveyed the London scene of 1848, he may well have been appalled at his task.
	Since 1801 the population of London had swollen from 865,000 to over 2,000,000. Most of the vast intake had been driven from the country by the Enclosure Acts, as the birth-rate in London barely kept pace with the staggering death-rate. The newcomers were housed in a noxious network of slum streets, alleys and courts, stretching east from Whitechapel and Mile End, south over the marshes of Lambeth, and north from Holborn and Moorfields. The poverty and over-crowding were almost unbelievable. In the notorious "rookery" of St. Giles, Chadwick found 944 people living in 26 foul old houses clustered round a court 22 feet wide, with a single pump at one end and one latrine at the other to serve all 944 wretched inmates.
	Most of the 270,000 houses in London had cesspools under them, often three or four. Chadwick probed cellars where whole families were sleeping, while filth from overflowing cesspools ran down the walls and over the floor. Outside the slaughterhouses in Whitechapel, the gutters ran with gore. "Blood, black and clotted, entrails and manure lay in large heaps on the pavement, with infection and putridity on every side." Even the West End aristocracy fared little better. Under fashionable Portman and Cavendish Squares was a maze of ancient brick sewers, so decrepit that they could not be flushed for fear they would collapse. Six of the nine private companies supplying London with water drew their supplies from the Thames, into which every sewer and drain in the city emptied.
	Even more horrifying, said Chadwick, were the burial grounds. Every year, about 50,000 dead Londoners were crammed into vaults and churchyards in the city area, until the mouldering coffins were piled a dozen deep and the top layer was sometimes only nine inches below the surface. Members of church congregations often fainted at the vile odour seeping up from the burial vaults below. In St. George's churchyard, skeletons were dug up and tossed on a refuse heap to make room for their descendants.
	Even Chadwick's furious energy was almost helpless against apathetic tradition. His Health Board had few legal powers and could only "advise" local Boards. In London alone, there were 300 parish councils and local paving, drainage and sewerage authorities all jealous of their own little authority. Many churchmen denounced Chadwick's campaign against city burial grounds as "sacrilege." Chadwick stormed at his foes as "defenders of the citadel of filth." The whole subsoil of London, he said, was "sodden with 17,000,000 cubic feet of foul, decaying residuum."
	It took the worst cholera plague in British history to bring the diehards to their senses, and provide Chadwick with grisly justification. Cholera and typhoid had been frequent visitors to London. In 1831 nearly 6000 had died. The great epidemic that swept the country in 1849, however, killed more than 70,000 in Britain and 18,000 in London alone. Starting in India in 1846, the plague marched across Asia and Europe like an avenging army. In 1847 it was in Persia and Turkey. By June 1848, the hot breath of corruption had reached Moscow and St. Petersburg. Before the end of the year, it was in Berlin.
	Thousands of refugees streaming from Russia, Poland and Prussia carried the infection into western Europe. In newspapers and Parliament, Chadwick, Shaftesbury and their friends warned that Britain could not escape. Ahead of the plague came a wave of panic. The age of Pasteur and Lister had not yet dawned. A few bold doctors believed that cholera was caused by bacilli in infected water and food, as it is, but the Royal College of Physicians dismissed such idle fancies. Cholera, said the experts, was caused by "miasmic vapours." The Queen's Physician recommended a mixture of laudanum, oil of turpentine and brandy as an antidote. Other doctors advised wrapping a patient in wet blankets, or dosing him with gum arabic, cinnamon water or spirits of camphor. Flannel "cholera belts" and a diet of boiled rice were also suggested. "Soap and water was the real answer," said Chadwick bluntly. Clean up the streets, drains, sewers and burial grounds - and there would be no more cholera.
	In November, 1848, the cholera reached Britain. For the next 10 months it raged with devouring fury. More than 400 people died in London in June, 1849. The figure rose steadily to 6361 in August, when the foul morass of the slums sweltered in the summer heat. By early August, the deathroll topped 200 a day, reaching a peak of 336 on September 4. Bethnal Green, Shoreditch, Lambeth, Southwark and Bermondsey were the worst plague spots, but the mourning hatchments were going up, too, over the great houses of Mayfair and St. James.
	In one asylum for pauper children, 150 died in a fortnight. Most of the victims collapsed in convulsions less than 24 hours after the dreaded purple spots appeared on their pallid, shaking bodies. Often the dead and living lay together for days in slum tenements, till the coffins could be carted out to cemeteries on the city outskirts. Every mean East End street was a charnel house, over which hung the taint of decomposing bodies. Gaols and workhouses were decimated. In the ships off Gravesend, Yarmouth and Harwich, fishermen fell dead at their nets. Parliament debated whether it should move to the country until the scourge subsided.
	At last, with the approach of winter, the cholera began to ebb. Britain, however, had had a terrible lesson. Chadwick began to reap the reward of his long and bitter propaganda. Burials in city churchyards were forbidden by law. The Health Board was gradually armed with powers to override the archaic, fumbling parish bodies. A gigantic clean-up slowly got under way. Chadwick, however, had made so many personal enemies that, when the Health Board was replaced by the Board of Works in 1855, he was retired on a pension of £1000 a year.
	"The Times" summed up the feelings of the many people affronted by his impatient temper: "We prefer to run the risk of cholera, rather than be bullied into health by Mr. Chadwick!" It was an idiotic and ungrateful comment. Chadwick, anyway, had no intention of ceasing to bully. He continued his tireless propaganda. When the Board of Works launched its huge programme of new drains, sewers and water supply, it was Chadwick's vision they were realising.
	In his later years, Chadwick was often called by the British Government to report on sanitary conditions in India and the army. He received the belated honour of a knighthood in 1889. A year later, on July 6, 1890, Sir Edwin Chadwick died. He had lived long enough to see London the healthiest metropolis in Europe, and the evil nightmare of cholera plagues banished forever.
	Sir Henry Hugh Clifford VC [KCMG 1879]
	Clifford was the third son of Hugh Charles Clifford, 7th Baron Clifford of Chudleigh. He joined the Army in 1846, and after gaining military experience in South Africa against both the Boers and rebel native tribes, was appointed aide-de-camp to Sir George Brown, commander of the light division during the Crimean War. It was here that he won his Victoria Cross, the citation in the London Gazette (issue 21971, page 662) reading:-
	For conspicuous courage at the Battle of Inkerman, in leading a charge and killing one of the enemy with his sword, disabling another, and saving the life of a soldier.
	After service in China during the Second Opium or Anglo-Chinese War in 1857/1858, he spent the next 20 years in various staff positions, before returning to South Africa in 1879 to serve in the Zulu War, subsequently retiring with the rank of Major-General.
	Sir Brett Mackay Cloutman VC [Kt Bach 1957]
	Cloutman enlisted in the Army at the outbreak of World War I and had risen through the ranks to Acting Major in command of the 59th Field Company, Royal Engineers, when, in November 1918, he took part in an action which earned him the award of the Victoria Cross (the last act to win a VC in WW1). The citation in the London Gazette (issue 31155, page 1503) reads:-
	For most conspicuous bravery on the 6th of November, 1918, at Pont-Sur-Sambre. Maj. Cloutman, after reconnoitring the river crossings, found the Quartres Bridge almost intact but prepared for demolition. Leaving his party under cover he went forward alone, swam across the river, and having cut the "leads" from the charges, returned the same way, despite the fact the bridge and all approaches thereto were swept by enemy shells and machine-gun fire at close range. Although the bridge was blown up later in the day by other means, the abutments remained intact.
	After the war Cloutman entered the legal profession, being appointed a KC in 1946, and rising to become Senior Official Referee of the Supreme Court.
	Sir Alexander Stanhope Cobbe VC [KCB 1917, KCSI 1919 and GCB 1928]
	Born in India, Cobbe was commissioned in the South Wales Borderers (of Rorke's Drift fame) in 1889. In 1894 he was transferred to the Indian Army Staff Corps where he took part in the Relief of Chitral in 1895. After his regiment was transferred to Africa, Cobbe fought in the Ashanti War in 1900. In 1902, Cobbe was promoted to the local rank of Lieutenant-Colonel and appointed commandant of the 1st Battalion of the King's African Rifles, before being deployed to British Somaliland in the campaign against Mohammed Abdullah Hassan ("the Mad Mullah") who established the Dervish State and was agitating against British rule. It was here that his won his Victoria Cross, the citation in the London Gazette (issue 27517, page 385) reading:-
	During the action at Erego, on 6th October, 1902, when some of the Companies had retired, Lieutenant-Colonel Cobbe was left by himself in front of the line, with a Maxim gun. Without assistance he brought in the Maxim, and worked it at a most critical time. He then went out under an extremely hot fire from the enemy about 20 yards in front of him, and from his own men (who had retired) about the same distance behind, and succeeded in carrying in a wounded orderly. Colonel Swayne, who was in command of the Force, personally witnessed this Officer's conduct, which he describes as most gallant.
	After Somaliland, Cobbe held staff positions in India until the outbreak of WW1, when he was transferred to France. He returned to India in 1916 as a Major General and was subsequently transferred to Mesopotamia as a temporary Lieutenant General, this rank becoming substantive in 1919. Later appointments include Military Secretary to the India Office (twice), General (1926) and General Office Commanding Northern Command India.
	Sir Charles Blake Cochran [Kt Bach 1948]
	Cochran was a giant in the world of light entertainment in the United Kingdom. According to an obituary, he was responsible for the craze for roller-skating before World War I, he organised circuses and rodeos, promoted big boxing and wrestling matches, but was famous most of all for spectacular stage shows in which his "young ladies" (as his chorus lines were known) were always attractive both for their beauty and their charm. During his lifetime he made and lost several fortunes.
	After an early career in an office and then as a failed comedian, Cochran tried his hand in America where he was given small parts in cheap companies and circuses and peddled fountain pens and quack medicines. For three years he acted as secretary to the actor Richard Mansfield [1857‑1907]. After returning to London, he tried his hand as a theatrical agent, in which role he promptly demonstrated that he had ideas and enterprise. He produced a number of shows by strongmen such as George Hackenschmidt [1877‑1968] and "The Terrible Turk" [Yusuf Ismail (1857‑1898)]. He also organised all sorts of strange entertainments, including those of hypnotists, dwarves and Harry Houdini. He introduced roller-skating into France, Belgium and Germany.
	In 1911 he produced the play "The Miracle," the brilliant staging of which with a chorus of 500 and an orchestra of 200 established his fame as an artistic showman. From that time onwards he had a string of successes, including the production of plays and operas, the management of prize fights and the first rodeo ever held in England. He was described as the "British Barnum," but the artistic form which he gave to many of his productions lifted him above the level this nickname implies.
	He met a painful death in January 1951. By this time he was crippled with arthritis, for the relief of which he often took a hot bath in the morning. According to his wife, she 'heard a shout and rushed into the bathroom. My husband was in agony. He had apparently turned on the hot water and the tap jammed [other sources state that, due to his arthritis he was either unable to reach the tap, or, if he could, was unable to turn it off]. He was terribly scalded about the legs and back, and was unable to get out of the bath. With our housekeeper, I managed to lift him out.' Taken to hospital where he was given blood transfusions, he failed to survive.
	Sir George James Coles [Kt Bach 1957] Sir Kenneth Frank Coles [Kt Bach 1957] Sir Edgar Barton Coles [Kt Bach 1959] Sir Arthur William Coles [Kt Bach 1960] Sir Norman Cameron Coles [Kt Bach 1977] Dame Mabel Irene Coles [DBE 1971]
	George W. Coles, a small shopkeeper in country Victoria, was twice married and produced seven sons, together with a number of daughters. Of these seven sons, two (James and David) died in World War 1. The remaining five sons, uniquely, were all knighted, a record which is unlikely to be broken. In addition, the wife of the one of the sons (Sir Edgar) was made a Dame in her own right.
	Beginning with a single "variety store" in Melbourne in 1914, Coles & Co. has grown into an Australia-wide chain of just under 800 supermarkets, with 165,000 employees at the end of 2015. Each of the five brothers was heavily involved in the management of the company, in addition to being known for their various philanthropies.

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