Political

(John, 1801-1871, M.P.)

(James Hamilton, 1838-1913, Figurehead of the Irish Landlords in the Land War, 2nd Duke)

(James Hamilton, 1869-1953, Governor of Northern Ireland 1922-1945, 3rd Duke)

(Henry Campbell, 1851-1929, 2nd Baron)

(John Campbell Hamilton-Gordon, 1847-1934, Governor General of Canada, 1893-1898, from 1870 7th Earl, from 1916 1st Marquess)

(John Campbell Hamilton Gordon, 1847-1934, 7th Earl & from 1915 1st Marquis, Viceroy of Ireland and Governor General of Canada)

(John Campbell Hamilton-Gordon, 1847-1934, Governor General of Canada, 1893-1898, from 1870 7th Earl, from 1916 1st Marquess)

(Sir Thomas Dyke, 1809-1898, from 1871 11th Baronet, Politician and Educational Reformer)

(Sheikh, born 1930, Saudi Arabian Politician, Minister of Oil and Mineral Resources from 1962 to 1986)

(George William Frederick Brudenell-Bruce, 1804-1878, 2nd Marquess)

(Sir John, M.P., 1833-1911, the first Mayor of Paddington)

(John, 1670-1742, Treasurer of the Navy and Chancellor of the Exchequer, supporter of South Sea Company scheme in 1719, expelled from the house on its failure), George BAILLIE (1664-1738, Scottish politician who sat in the Parliament of Scotland from 1691 to 1707 and in the British House of Commons from 1708 to 1734), John WALLOP (1690-1762, 1st Earl of Portsmouth, MP) and Sir William CLAYTON, (1671-1752, afterwards Baron Sundon, whose wife controlled much of George II's court patronage)