Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/DNB Epitome 41

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 * James Nichols
 * John Nichols
 * ✅John Nichols (printer)
 * John Bowyer Nichols
 * ✅✅John Gough Nichols
 * Josias Nichols
 * Philip Nichols
 * Thomas Nichols
 * Thomas Nichols
 * William Nichols

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 * William Luke Nichols
 * Alfred Nicholson
 * ✅✅Brinsley Nicholson
 * Charles Nicholson
 * ✅Francis Nicholson
 * Francis Nicholson (theologian)
 * ✅Francis Nicholson (painter)
 * ✅George Nicholson (printer)
 * George Nicholson (artist)
 * George Nicholson (1787–1878)
 * Henry Alleyne Nicholson
 * Isaac Nicholson

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 * ✅John Nicholson
 * John Nicholson (bookseller)
 * John Nicholson (author)
 * John Nicholson (poet)
 * John Nicholson (East India Company officer)
 * John Nicholson (publisher)
 * Joshua Nicholson
 * Lothian Nicholson
 * Margaret Nicholson
 * There is a drawing of this incident depicted at File:An_exact_representation_of_an_attempt_made_by_Margt_Nicholson_to_stab_His_Majesty_on_Wednesday_Augt_2_1786_by_Samuel_William_Fores.jpg.


 * Michael Angelo Nicholson

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 * Peter Nicholson
 * Renton Nicholson
 * Richard Nicholson
 * Samuel Nicholson
 * Thomas Joseph Nicholson
 * ✅William Nicholson (bishop)
 * ✅William Nicholson (chemist)
 * ✅William Nicholson (painter)
 * ✅William Nicholson (poet)
 * ✅William Nicholson (Australian politician)

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 * William Adams Nicholson
 * Sir Robert Nickle
 * John Nickolls
 * Mrs Nicol
 * Alexander Nicol
 * Emma Nicol
 * ✅✅James Nicol (minister)
 * ✅James Nicol
 * John Nicol
 * William Nicol
 * Nicolas Breakspear
 * Granville Toup Nicolas
 * John Toup Nicolas
 * Nicholas Harris Nicolas
 * William Nicolay
 * Alexander Nicoll
 * ✅Anthony Nicoll
 * Francis Nicoll
 * Robert Nicoll
 * Whitlock Nicoll
 * Augustine Nicolls
 * Benedict Nicolls
 * Ferdinando Nicolls
 * ✅Francis Nicolls
 * Sir Jasper Nicolls
 * Mathias Nicolls
 * Richard Nicolls
 * Nigel
 * Nigel Wireker
 * Ralph Niger
 * William Nicolls
 * Thomas Nicols
 * ✅✅Alexander Nicolson
 * ✅William Nicolson
 * ✅James Nield
 * ✅Roger Niger
 * Joseph Nightingale
 * Sir Miles Nightingall
 * Alexander Nimmo
 * James Nimmo
 * Nimrod
 * John Edmund Niemann
 * David Nieto
 * Nigel the Dane
 * Ninian
 * Nisbet
 * Alexander Nisbet
 * Charles Nisbet
 * John Nisbet
 * Sir John Nisbet
 * William Nisbet
 * Louisa Cranstoun Nisbett
 * Earl of Nithsdale
 * Countess of Nithsdale
 * ✅Lord of Nithsdale
 * ✅Richard Nix
 * Anthony Nixon
 * Francis Russell Nixon
 * James Nixon (miniature painter)
 * ✅✅John Nixon
 * John Nixon
 * Robert Nixon
 * Robert Nixon
 * Samuel Nixon
 * Henry Minchin Noad
 * ✅✅John Noake
 * Robert Nobbes
 * George Hunn Nobbs
 * ✅✅George Noble (engraver)
 * James Noble
 * John Noble
 * Mark Noble (biographer)
 * Matthew Noble
 * Richard Noble
 * Samuel Noble
 * William Bonneau Noble
 * William Henry Noble
 * Peter Nobys
 * Frederick P. Nodder
 * Sir Andrew Noel
 * Baptist Noel
 * Baptist Wriothesley Noel
 * Edward Noel
 * Gerard Thomas Noel
 * Henry Noel
 * Roden Berkeley Wriothesley Noel
 * Thomas Noel
 * William Noel >
 * Henry Noel-Fearn
 * James Noke
 * Frederick Nolan (theologian)
 * Lewis Edward Nolan
 * ✅✅Michael Nolan (MP)
 * Joseph Nollekens
 * Joseph Francis Nollekens
 * Non Fendigaid
 * Hugh de Nonant
 * John Noorthouck
 * Earl of Norbury
 * Daniel Norcome
 * William Norcott
 * Frederick Lewis Norden
 * John Norden
 * John Norden
 * Earls of Norfolk
 * ✅Elizabeth, Duchess of Norfolk
 * Earls of Norfolk
 * ✅✅William Norford
 * Edward Norgate
 * Robert Norgate
 * Thomas Starling Norgate
 * Thomas Starling Norgate
 * John William Norie
 * ✅✅George Warde Norman
 * John Norman
 * John Norman
 * Robert Norman
 * Duke of Normanby
 * ✅✅Marquises of Normanby
 * Alphone René le Mire de Normandy
 * Simon Normannus
 * Thomas de Normanville
 * Antony Norris
 * ✅Catherine Maria Norris
 * Charles Norris
 * Sir Edward Norris
 * Edward Norris
 * Edward Norris
 * Edwin Norris
 * Francis Norris
 * Sir Francis Norris
 * Henry Norris
 * Sir Henry Norris
 * Henry Norris
 * Henry Handley Norris
 * Isaac Norris
 * ✅Sir John Norris
 * ✅John Norris (philosopher)
 * ✅John Norris (Royal Navy officer)
 * John Norris
 * John Pilkington Norris
 * Philip Norris
 * Robert Norris
 * Roger Norris
 * ✅Sylvester Norris
 * ✅Thomas Norris
 * Thomas Norris (died 1700)
 * ✅✅Thomas Norris
 * William Norris
 * William Norris
 * Sir William Norris
 * William Norris
 * ✅Brownlow North
 * Brown North
 * Charles Napier North
 * Christopher North
 * Francis North
 * Frederick North
 * Dudley North
 * Dudley North
 * Sir Dudley North
 * Dudley Long North
 * Dudleya North
 * Edward North
 * Frederick North
 * George North (translator)
 * George North (numismatist)
 * George Augustus North
 * John North
 * Francis North
 * Francis North
 * John North
 * Marianne North
 * ✅Roger North
 * ✅✅Roger North (governor)
 * ✅Roger North (17th century)
 * ✅Thomas North (translator)
 * Thomas North (antiquary)
 * William Worth
 * Richard Northalis
 * John Northall
 * ✅William of Northall
 * ✅ ✅Marquises of Northampton
 * Earls of Northampton
 * Henry de Northampton
 * John de Northampton
 * Baron Northbrook
 * John Northbrooke
 * ✅Michael de Northburgh
 * Roger de Northburgh
 * James Northcote
 * Sir John Northcote
 * Sir Stafford Henry Northcote
 * William Northcote
 * Earl of Northesk
 * Sir Edward Northey
 * ✅Earls of Northington
 * John Northleigh
 * Thomas Northmore
 * Dukes of Northumberland
 * ✅Titular Duke of Northumberland
 * Earls of Northumberland
 * ✅Kings of The Northumbrians
 * William de Northwell
 * Hugh of Northwold
 * John de Northwood
 * John de Northwood
 * Roger de Northwood
 * Bonham Norton
 * Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton
 * Chapple Norton
 * Christian Norton
 * Fletcher Norton
 * Frances Norton
 * Humphrey Norton
 * John Norton
 * Sir John Norton
 * John Norton
 * John Norton
 * ✅✅Samuel Norton (alchemist)
 * ✅✅Thomas Norton (alchemist)
 * John Norton
 * John Bruce Norton
 * Matthew Thomas Norton

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 * Richard Norton (justice)
 * Richard Norton (rebel)
 * Robert Norton (vicar)
 * Robert Norton (engineer)
 * Sampson Norton
 * ✅Thomas Norton
 * ✅William de Norton
 * William Norton (printer)
 * William de Norwell
 * Earl of Norwich

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 * John de Norwich
 * Ralph de Norwich
 * Robert Norwich
 * Sir Walter de Norwich
 * William of Norwich
 * ✅Hugh of Norwold
 * Richard Norwood
 * George Norwych
 * Julian Notary
 * Nothelm
 * George Frederick Nott
 * John Nott
 * Sir Thomas Nott
 * Sir William Nott
 * Earls of Nottingham
 * William of Nottingham
 * William de Notton
 * Edward Nourse (surgeon)
 * Timothy Nourse
 * Vincent Novello
 * Alexander Nowell
 * Increase Nowell
 * ✅Laurence Nowell
 * Ralph Nowell
 * Samuel Nowell
 * Thomas Nowell
 * Francis Nower
 * William Noye
 * Thomas Nuce
 * Baron Nugent
 * Sir Charles Edmund Nugent
 * ✅Christopher Nugent
 * Christopher Nugent (soldier)
 * Christopher Nugent (physician)
 * George Nugent
 * John Nugent
 * Lavall Nugent
 * Nicholas Nugent
 * Richard Nugent
 * Richard Nugent
 * Richard Nugent
 * Sir Richard Nugent
 * Richard Nugent
 * Robert Nugent
 * Thomas Nugent
 * Thomas Nugent
 * Thomas Nugent
 * William Nugent
 * Marianne Nunn
 * William Nunn
 * Nunna
 * Thomas Nunneley
 * Thomas Nuthall
 * Joseph Nutt
 * Josiah Nuttall
 * Thomas Nuttall
 * Thomas Nuttall
 * William Nuttall
 * William Nutter
 * Joseph Nutting

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 * John Nye (writer)
 * ✅Nathaniel Nye
 * ✅Philip Nye
 * ✅Stephen Nye
 * Alexander Nyndge
 * John Nyren (fl. 1830)
 * ✅John Nyren
 * ✅Charles Oakeley
 * ✅Frederick Oakeley
 * ✅✅Herbert Oakeley

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 * ✅Sir Henry Oakes
 * Hildebrand Oakes
 * John Wright Oakes
 * Thomas Oakes
 * Urian Oakes
 * Edward Oakley
 * John Oakley
 * Octavius Oakley
 * John Oakman
 * Henry Oasland
 * Richard Oastler
 * Francis Oates
 * Titus Oates Titus Oates (1649–1705), perjurer ; expelled from Merchant TaylorsSchool, London, 1665, during his first year there; entered Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, 1M7; migrated to St. John's College, Cambridge, 1669, bat took no degree; vicar of Bobbing, 1673: imprisoned at Dover in consequence of his making a disgraceful charge against a Hastings schoolmaster; escaped before the trial and became a naval chaplain; expelled from the navy; us chaplain to the protestants in the Duke of Norfolk's household first came in contact with papists: met Israel Tonge, who employed him to produce diatribes against the Jesuits, 1676; became a Roman catholic, 1677, to procure further information, and entered the Jesuit College at Valladolid, whence he was expellwl after five monthsresidence; expelled also from St. Omer: fabricated thepopish plot which he and Tonge affirmed before Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey 1678, his revelations being in effect that Charles II was to be killed and the country administered by the Jesuits alleged that the details had been settled at ageneral ooMolf odd at the White Horse Tavern, Fleet Street, in April 1678; summoned to repeat his story before the   Bedloe and others, the result being that about thirty-five men were judicially murdered; lost prestige by the acquittal of Queen Catherine of Braganza's physician, Wake SlTj li 7 Sf 08 * 8 8 8ucoe8sful defence of himlf, January 1680: his pension reduced, April 1682, and in August stopped altogether; tried for perjury, May    tLSrfSfXJf S 1 f T lrfe: hl8 "enoe d himself (1689) set at liberty; married a rich  SU!; lyJkS 01 WM ? owed ***- to p*y hi8 debt8 and  wstoo of SOW. a year, 1698: joined the Wapping baptists preached, but was expelled, 1701,as a ff 1 * hypocrite published many i the popish plot and against the Jesuits.  i*2f5a25jr """ w -" w - tss*.
 * Thomas Lewis O'Beirne
 * Tighearnach O'Braien
 * ✅Barnabas O'Brien
 * Brian Ruadh O'Brien
 * Charles O'Brien
 * Charles O'Brien
 * Conchobar O'Brien
 * Conor O'Brien
 * Conor O'Brien
 * Daniel O'Brien
 * Daniel O'Brien
 * ✅Domnhall O'Brien
 * Donat Henchy O'Brien
 * Donogh Cairbrech O'Brien
 * Donogh O'Brien
 * Donough O'Brien
 * Edward O'Brien
 * Henry O'Brien
 * James O'Brien
 * James O'Brien
 * James Thomas O'Brien
 * John O'Brien
 * Lucius Henry O'Brien
 * Matthew O'Brien
 * ✅Murrough O'Brien
 * ✅✅Murrough O'Brien
 * ✅Murtogh O'Brien
 * Patrick O'Brien
 * Paul O'Brien
 * Terence O'Brien
 * Terence Albert O'Brien
 * Turlough O'Brien
 * William O'Brien
 * William O'Brien
 * William Smith O'Brien
 * Flaibhertach O'Brolchain
 * David O'Bruadair
 * William Bryan
 * Dennis O'Bryen
 * Edward O'Bryen
 * Fiagh MacHugh O'Byrne
 * William Richard O'Byrne
 * Donnell Ballagh O'Cahan
 * Edmund Bailey Callaghan
 * John Cornelius O'Callaghan
 * Robert William O'Callaghan
 * Gilla-an-Choimhdedh O'Caran
 * Torlogh O'Carolan
 * Maolsuthain O'Carroll
 * Margaret O'Carroll
 * Nicholas of Occam
 * William Occam
 * Thomas Occleve
 * ✅O'Cearbhall
 * Brian O'Cearnaidh
 * ✅Baron Ochiltree
 * Michael Ochiltree
 * Bernardino Ochino
 * Johann Rudolph Ochs
 * John Ralph Ochs
 * Sir David Ochterlony
 * Barons of Ockham

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 * Nicholas of Ockham
 * ✅William Ockham
 * ✅Christopher Ockland
 * ✅Simon Ockley
 * John Ralph Ocks
 * Christopher Ocland
 * Cucoigriche O'Clery
 * Lughaidh O'Clery
 * ✅Michael O'Clery
 * Dermot O'Cobhthaigh

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 * Daniel O'Connell
 * Daniel O'Connell Daniel O'Connell (1775-1847), Irish politician, l.-.l tl,e i...iMT.it.r;.-literal the Km  17'Jl; v u s tntm-ft-iral to Douay, 1798, which wmt suppressed, 1793; entered Lincoln Inn, 1794; called to tin- Irish bar, 1798; joined the Munster circuit and toon uue.l a r. putaiHin for legal ability and unrivalled power of cross-examination; protested, in his first public speech (1800), against the insinuation that Roman catholic* approved the Act of Union; signed a petition for catholic emancipation, 1805, and was chairman of a nub-committee for reporting on the laws affecting catholic*, 1811; vigorously opposed Grattau's bill, 1813, as inadequate,restricted in principle and doubtful in iU wording: leading counsel for Magee, proprietor and editor of theDublin Evening Post 1813; powerfully vindicated the catholic policy, knowing the court to be hostile; challenged by a Dublin merchant named D'Esterre, whom he fatally wounded, 1815; arrested in London on his way to the continent, his projected duel with Peel having been frustrated in Ireland, and bound over to keep the peace; formed the Catholic Association to deal with practical questions and grievances which pressed on the catholic peasant, 1823; started (1824) thecatholic rent which made all who paid one shilling a year to the Catholic Association members, by which a spirit of hope was infused into the peasantry; gained thereby a high place in the estimation of his countrymen; his work thwarted (February 1825) by a bill which suppressed the association, and by the rejection of the Catholic Relief Bill by the Lords: founded, August 1826, his Order of Liberators to which every man who bad performed one real act of service to Ireland was entitled to belong, with the object of preventing feuds and riots at fairs, discountenancing secret societies, and making the franchise effective; elected M.P. for co. Clare at a byeelection, 1828; believed that in the absence of a direct prohibition in the Act of Union no legal obstacle could prevent a duly elected Roman catholic from taking his seat; found that before parliament reassembled it bad been determined to admit Roman catholics to parliament, the bill passing April 1829; refused to take the oath of supremacy, on which his claim to sit was rejected; again returned unopposed, a national testimonial in the form of an annual tribute being provided for his expenses; published a series of letters giving his views on current political questions, 1830, and, after all the societies which he formed to prepare the way for the repeal of the union bad been promptly suppressed, was finally arrested, 1831, for evading the proclamations; skilfully averted a riot in Dublin; the prosecution of him dropped through the influence of English reformers; considered parliamentary reform a necessary step to the repeal of the union, but failed to obtain the restoration of the forty-shilling freeholders: returned, unsolicited, for Dublin, 1832; moved for the appointment of a committee to inquire into and report on the union, 1834: was defeated, but created a more conciliatory disposition towards Ireland, which in 1835, when the balance of power lay in his hands, issued in theLichfield House compactand the impartial government of Thomas Drummond; denunciations and charges of corruption excited by his friendly relations with the ministry; rendered valuable assistance to the English Municipal Corporations Bill, and agitated for similar reform in Ireland; founded the Repeal Association, 1840, on the lines of the old Catholic Association, and addressed meetings on the subject in Ireland and England; elected lord mayor of Dublin, 1841: refrained from agitation during his year of office; his cause considerably strengthened by the establishment of the 'Nationnewspaper, 1842; countermanded the meeting at Olontarf, thereby averting the danger which would otherwise have arisen from the suppression of the existing agitation by parliament, 1843; arrested on a charge of creating discontent and disaffection, and sentenced to a fine of 2,000. and a year's imprisonment, 1844, but liberated, judgment being reversed on appeal, 1844; wrote in favour of federalism, but withdrew his offer of co-operation with federalist advocates, as it was interpreted as an abandonment of repeal: called attention to the constant distress in Ireland, 1846, and made his last  appeal to the houw, February 1847: went fibroid on account of his health and died at Genoa. The system of constitutional agitation by mas* meetings, in his hands, reached a perfection never before attained, and he recreated national feeling in Ireland.
 * John O'Connell
 * Maurice Charles O'Connell
 * Maurice Charles Philip O'Connell

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 * ✅✅Morgan O'Connell
 * Moritz O'Connell
 * Peter O'Connell (lexicographer)
 * ✅Aedh O'Connor
 * Arthur O'Connor
 * ✅Bernard O'Connor (historian)
 * Brian O'Connor
 * Calvach O'Connor
 * ✅ Cathal O'Connor
 * Cathal O'Connor

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 * Cathal O'Connor (died 1596)
 * ✅Feargus O'Connor
 * Hugh O'Connor
 * James Arthur O'Connor
 * John O'Connor
 * John O'Connor
 * Luke Smythe O'Connor
 * ✅Roderic O'Connor
 * ✅Roderic O'Connor
 * ✅Roger O'Connor
 * Turlough O'Connor
 * Charles O'Conor
 * Charles O'Conor
 * Matthew O'Conor
 * William Anderson O'Conor
 * Octa
 * John O'Cullane
 * Eugene O'Curry
 * Aengus O'Daly
 * Aengus O'Daly
 * Daniel O'Daly
 * Aengus O'Daly
 * Muiredhach O'Daly
 * Thomas Odell
 * Dermot O'Dempsey
 * Cornelius O'Devany
 * George Odger
 * Gabriel Odingsells
 * Walter Odington
 * Odo
 * Odo
 * Odo
 * Odo of Canterbury
 * Odo of Cheriton

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 * ✅Cahir O'Dogherty
 * William James O'Doherty
 * Peter O'Doirnin
 * William O'Domhnuill
 * William of Odone
 * James Louis O'Donnel
 * ✅Calvagh O'Donnell
 * Daniel O'Donnell (soldier)
 * Godfrey O'Donnell
 * Hugh Balldearg O'Donnell

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 * Hugh Roe O'Donnell
 * John Francis O'Donnell
 * Manus O'Donnell
 * Mary Stuart O'Donnell
 * Niall Garv O'Donnell
 * Rory O'Donnell
 * Edmund O'Donovan
 * John O'Donovan
 * ✅Cornelius O'Duane
 * John O'Dugan