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Alderman Leslie Lever (1905–1977), Lord Mayor of Manchester
Alderman Leslie Lever (1905–1977), Lord Mayor of Manchester
Sir William Vaughan Morgan (1831–1916), Lord Mayor of London (1905)
Sir William Vaughan Morgan (1831–1916), Lord Mayor of London (1905)
Sir George Broadbridge (1869–1952), Lord Mayor of London (1936)
Sir George Broadbridge (1869–1952), Lord Mayor of London (1936)
Sir Horace Brooks Marshall (1865–1936), Lord Mayor of London (1918)
Sir Horace Brooks Marshall (1865–1936), Lord Mayor of London (1918)
Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress Receiving Princess Elizabeth in the Council House Square, 2 April 1946
Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress Receiving Princess Elizabeth in the Council House Square, 2 April 1946
Charles Lupton (1855–1935), Chairman of the Leeds General Infirmary (1900–1921), Lord Mayor of Leeds (1915–1916), Deputy Lieutenant of the West Riding, Yorkshire (1918)
Charles Lupton (1855–1935), Chairman of the Leeds General Infirmary (1900–1921), Lord Mayor of Leeds (1915–1916), Deputy Lieutenant of the West Riding, Yorkshire (1918)
Sir John Wesley Courtis, Lord Mayor (1911–1912), High Sheriff (1916)
Sir John Wesley Courtis, Lord Mayor (1911–1912), High Sheriff (1916)
Alderman Dr James Robinson, Lord Mayor of Cardiff (1913–1914)
Alderman Dr James Robinson, Lord Mayor of Cardiff (1913–1914)
Alderman Nigel A. Dodds (b.1958), Lord Mayor (1986–1987 1991–1992)
Alderman Nigel A. Dodds (b.1958), Lord Mayor (1986–1987 1991–1992)
Alderman Sir William Christie (1913–2008), Bt, JP, ODAS, Lord Mayor (1972–1973)
Alderman Sir William Christie (1913–2008), Bt, JP, ODAS, Lord Mayor (1972–1973)
Sir Otto Jaffe (1846–1929), LLD, JP, Lord Mayor (1899 1904)
Sir Otto Jaffe (1846–1929), LLD, JP, Lord Mayor (1899 1904)
Sir James Norritt, DL, JP, LLD, Lord Mayor (1951–1952)
Sir James Norritt, DL, JP, LLD, Lord Mayor (1951–1952)
Sir Robert Kite (c.1708–1772), Lord Mayor of London (1766)
Sir Robert Kite (c.1708–1772), Lord Mayor of London (1766)
London from Fleet Street, the Lord Mayor's Show
London from Fleet Street, the Lord Mayor's Show
George Hudson Esq., Lord Mayor of the City of York
George Hudson Esq., Lord Mayor of the City of York
Sir Arthur Monro Sutherland (1867–1953), Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne
Sir Arthur Monro Sutherland (1867–1953), Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne
Sir David Salomons (1797–1873), Lord Mayor of London (1855)
Sir David Salomons (1797–1873), Lord Mayor of London (1855)
Lord John Stuart and his Brother, Lord Bernard Stuart
Lord John Stuart and his Brother, Lord Bernard Stuart
Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro, page 1
Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro, page 1
Lord John and Lord Bernard Stuart
Lord John and Lord Bernard Stuart
Portrait Of George Carnegie, Lord Rosehill, Small Full-length, His Right Arm Resting On A Plinth; And Double Portrait Of George Carnegie, Lord Rosehill
Portrait Of George Carnegie, Lord Rosehill, Small Full-length, His Right Arm Resting On A Plinth; And Double Portrait Of George Carnegie, Lord Rosehill
James Mackay, Lord Mackay Of Clashfern, Judge And Lord Chancellor
James Mackay, Lord Mackay Of Clashfern, Judge And Lord Chancellor
Frederick William Hervey (1800–1864), Lord Hervey, Later Earl Jermyn, and Finally 2nd Marquess of Bristol, and His Brother The Honourable (Later Lord) George Hervey (1803–1838)
Frederick William Hervey (1800–1864), Lord Hervey, Later Earl Jermyn, and Finally 2nd Marquess of Bristol, and His Brother The Honourable (Later Lord) George Hervey (1803–1838)
The Marquess Of Breadalbane With Lord Cockburn, The Marquess Of Dalhousie And Lord Rutherfur
The Marquess Of Breadalbane With Lord Cockburn, The Marquess Of Dalhousie And Lord Rutherfur
John Campbell, 1st Baron Campbell, Lord Chief Justice And Lord Chancellor
John Campbell, 1st Baron Campbell, Lord Chief Justice And Lord Chancellor
The Lord Gave and the Lord Taketh Awa
The Lord Gave and the Lord Taketh Awa
Lord John Manners, Lord Haddon and Lady Marjorie
Lord John Manners, Lord Haddon and Lady Marjorie
George Jeffreys, 1st Baron Jeffreys of Wem, Lord Chief Justice and Lord Chancellor
George Jeffreys, 1st Baron Jeffreys of Wem, Lord Chief Justice and Lord Chancellor
Lord's House JUST IN TIME FOR Easter THE SPIRIT OF PEACE AND LOVE IS UPON AND AMONG US. OPENING SONGS Lord's House JUST IN TIME FOR Easter THE SPIRIT OF PEACE AND LOVE IS UPON AND AMONG US. CLOSING SONGS
Lord's House JUST IN TIME FOR Easter THE SPIRIT OF PEACE AND LOVE IS UPON AND AMONG US. OPENING SONGS Lord's House JUST IN TIME FOR Easter THE SPIRIT OF PEACE AND LOVE IS UPON AND AMONG US. CLOSING SONGS
George Seton (1584–1650), 8th Lord Seton and 3rd Earl of Winton, Royalist, with his Sons, George (1613–1648), Lord Seton, and Alexander (1620–1691), 1st Viscount Kingston, Royalists
George Seton (1584–1650), 8th Lord Seton and 3rd Earl of Winton, Royalist, with his Sons, George (1613–1648), Lord Seton, and Alexander (1620–1691), 1st Viscount Kingston, Royalists
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