Leicester / Winchester / Shields / Toronto / Milan / Durham / Newcastle / Dublin / Rochester / Alnwick / Liverpool / Northumberland / Kingston / Cambridge / London / Chicago / Edinburgh / /
Company
W.H. Smith / South Eastern Railway Company / G. Routledge & Co. / Avon / Adambury Press / Pall / M.C. Peck and Son / T. Burton and Co. / Freemasons Indian Famine Fund / Scientific Magazine / Leicester University Press / Continued / Brunswick / Magazine Company Limited / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Gibraltar / France / Japan / United Kingdom / Scotland / Wales / Germany / United States / Ireland / India / /
University of Sheffield / Soho Square / The Library / University of Sheffield's Centre / United Grand Lodge / Grand Lodge / Museum of Freemasonry / Quatuor Coronati Lodge / United Grand Lodge of England / University of Chicago Press / British Library / Lodge of Friendship No. / library London / University of Toronto Press / Central Railway Station / Lodge No. / /
England freemasonry / University of Toronto Press / Freemasonry / English freemasonry / University of Sheffield / Royal Family / University of Sheffield's Centre for Research / Indian Famine Fund / Royal Somerset House / Irving Society / Centre of Research / Red Lion Court / University of Chicago Press / Loyalist Association / Bank of England / /
Person
Robert Crucefix / Gilbert / Aubrey Newman / Laurel Brake / Piper / Richard D. Altick / Sherwood / Michael Harris / Matthew Cooke / Henry Irving / William Wilcockson / Michael Wolff / Rebecca Coombes Freemasonry / Robin Myers / Terence Nevett / Louis James / Andrew Prescott / George Kenning / Henry George Warren / J. Churchill / Edgar Brinsmead / Roger Burt / Joanne Shattock / Scott Bennett / John Feather / Ave Maria Lane / George Routledge / Frederic Alexander Woodford / Steam Printers / J. Don Vann / /
Position
Mayor / author / King / editor / Queen / mechanised type compositor / proprietor / Prince / /
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