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 * Anastasia Robinson
 * Anthony Robinson (Unitarian)
 * ✅Benjamin Robinson
 * ✅Bryan Robinson
 * ✅Sir Bryan Robinson
 * ✅Sir Christopher Robinson
 * Clement Robinson
 * Daniel George Robinson
 * Frederick John Robinson
 * Sir Frederick Philipse Robinson
 * George Robinson
 * Hastings Robinson
 * Henry Robinson
 * Henry Robinson
 * Henry Crabb Robinson
 * Hercules Robinson
 * Sir Hercules George Robert Robinson
 * Hugh Robinson (archdeacon)
 * John Robinson
 * John Robinson
 * John Robinson (royalist)
 * ✅John Robinson (bishop)
 * John Robinson (painter)
 * John Robinson (organist)
 * ✅✅John Robinson (Treasury)
 * John Robinson (clergyman)
 * John Beverley Robinson
 * John Henry Robinson
 * Martha Walker Robinson
 * Mary Robinson

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 * Mary Robinson
 * Matthew Robinson (clergyman)
 * ✅Nicholas Robinson (bishop)
 * Nicholas Robinson (physician)
 * Peter Frederick Robinson
 * Ralph Robinson (humanist)
 * ✅Ralph Robinson (clergyman)
 * Richard Robinson
 * Richard Robinson
 * Richard Robinson

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 * Robert Robinson
 * Robert Robinson
 * Sir Robert Spencer Robinson
 * ✅Samuel Robinson (industrialist)
 * Sir Septimus Robinson
 * Tancred Robinson
 * Thomas Robinson
 * Thomas Robinson (lutenist)
 * Thomas Robinson (pamphleteer)
 * Thomas Robinson (author)
 * Thomas Robinson (lawyer)
 * ✅Thomas Robinson
 * ✅Thomas Robinson
 * ✅Thomas Robinson
 * Thomas Robinson (priest)
 * Thomas Robinson (orientalist)
 * Thomas Romney Robinson
 * William Robinson
 * William Robinson
 * William Robinson
 * William Robinson
 * William Robinson
 * William Robinson
 * Sir William Cleaver Francis Robinson
 * Henry Robinson-Montagu
 * Matthew Robinson-Morris
 * Morris Robinson-Morris
 * ✅John Robison
 * ✅Sir John Robison
 * John Robothom
 * Amy Robsart
 * Charles Robson
 * Edward Robson
 * George Fennell Robson
 * James Robson
 * Stephen Robson
 * Thomas Frederick Robson
 * William Robson
 * John Roby
 * William Roby
 * Simon Jacques Rochard
 * Francois Theodore Rochard
 * ✅Sir Boyle Roche
 * David Roche
 * Eugenius Roche
 * James Roche
 * Maurice Roche
 * ✅✅Michael de la Roche
 * ✅✅Philip Roche
 * Regina Maria Roche
 * Robert Roche
 * John Thomas Rochead
 * Peter Des Roches
 * Earls of Rochester
 * Countess of Rochester
 * Viscount Rochester
 * Sir Robert Rochester
 * Solomon de Rochester
 * Earls of Rochford
 * Viscount Rochford
 * Sir John de Rochford
 * Robert Rochfort
 * Simon Rochfort
 * Daniel Rock
 * Marquis of Rockingham
 * Baron Rockingham
 * Edmund Rockray
 * William Smith Rockstro
 * Edward Hearle Rodd
 * Horatio Rodd
 * Thomas Rodd
 * Thomas Rodd
 * Robert Roddam
 * Earls of Roden
 * William Thomas Roden
 * Roderic the Great
 * Roderic O'Connor
 * Richard Roderick
 * Francis Rodes
 * Alexander Rodger
 * John Rodington
 * George Brydges Rodney
 * John Rodney
 * George Herbert Buonaparte Rodwell
 * John Medows Rodwell
 * George Hamilton Roe
 * John Septimus Roe
 * Richard Roe
 * Sir Thomas Roe
 * John Roebuck
 * John Arthur Roebuck
 * Thomas Roebuck
 * Pieter van Roestraten
 * James Roettiers
 * James Roettiers
 * James Roettiers
 * John Roettiers
 * Norbert Roettiers
 * Roger of Breteuil
 * Roger de Montgomery
 * Roger the Poitevin
 * Roger Bigod
 * Roger Infans
 * Roger of Salisbury
 * Roger Pauper
 * Roger of Ford
 * Roger of Hereford
 * Roger
 * Roger of Pont L'Evêque
 * Roger of Hoveden
 * Roger
 * Roger of Croyland
 * Roger de Wendover
 * Roger de Wesham
 * Roger de Thurkilbi
 * Roger de Leybourne
 * Roger of Waltham
 * Roger of Chester
 * Roger of St Albans
 * Benjamin Rogers (musician)
 * Charles Rogers
 * Charles Rogers
 * ✅✅Daniel Rogers (diplomat)
 * ✅Daniel Rogers (Puritan)
 * Edward Rogers
 * Ezekiel Rogers
 * Francis James Newman Rogers
 * Frederic Rogers
 * George Rogers
 * Henry Rogers (clergyman)

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 * ✅✅Henry Rogers (congregationalist)
 * Isaac Rogers
 * ✅James Edwin Thorold Rogers
 * ✅John Rogers (c.1500–1555)
 * John Rogers (diplomat)
 * ✅John Rogers (c.1570–1636)
 * ✅John Rogers (Fifth Monarchist)
 * John Rogers (ejected minister)
 * John Rogers (President of Harvard)
 * John Rogers (controversialist)

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 * John Rogers (Secession Church minister)
 * ✅John Rogers (divine)
 * ✅✅Joseph Rogers (physician) sub
 * ✅ ✅Josias Rogers
 * ✅Nathaniel Rogers (minister)
 * Nehemiah Rogers
 * Philip Hutchings Rogers
 * ✅Richard Rogers (bishop)
 * Richard Rogers (Puritan)
 * ✅Robert Rogers (soldier)

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 * Samuel Rogers
 * Thomas Rogers (clergyman, died 1616)
 * Thomas Rogers (clergyman, 1660–1694)
 * Thomas Rogers (clergyman, 1760–1832)
 * Timothy Rogers (Puritan)
 * ✅✅Timothy Rogers
 * William Rogers
 * William Rogers
 * William Gibbs Rogers
 * Woodes Rogers
 * John Bolton Rogerson
 * Peter Mark Roget
 * Barons Rokeby
 * John Rokeby
 * Ralph Rokeby
 * Ralph Rokeby
 * Thomas Rokeby
 * ✅ ✅Thomas de Rokeby (High Sheriff)
 * Sir Thomas Rokeby
 * William Rokeby
 * Gregory de Rokesley

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 * ✅Ambrose Rokewode
 * ✅John Gage Rokewode
 * John Rolfe
 * Henry Rolle
 * John Rolle
 * John Rolle
 * Richard de Hampole Rolle
 * Samuel Rolle (priest)
 * George Rolleston
 * Andrew Rollo

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 * Robert Monsey Rolfe
 * John Rolland
 * John Rollo
 * ✅✅William Rollo
 * Hercules Rollock
 * Peter Rollock
 * Robert Rollock
 * John Rolph
 * Sir John Rolt
 * ✅✅Richard Rolt
 * William Romaine
 * William Govett Romaine
 * George John Romanes
 * Bernard Romans
 * Romanus
 * John Romanus
 * John Romanus
 * ✅ ✅Emma Romer
 * Isabella Frances Romer
 * John Lambertus Romer
 * Wolfgang William Romer
 * Hugh Hastings Romilly
 * John Romilly
 * ✅✅Joseph Romilly
 * Sir Samuel Romilly
 * Earl of Romney
 * George Rooke
 * George Romney
 * John Romney
 * John Romney
 * Peter Romney
 * Sir William Romney
 * Edmund Ronalds
 * Francis Ronalds
 * Joseph Philip Ronayne
 * Sir Giles Rooke
 * John Rooke
 * Lawrence Rooke
 * William Michael Rooke
 * Edward Rooker

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 * Michael Rooker (artist)
 * ✅Ambrose Rookwood
 * Ambrose Rookwood (Jacobite)
 * Henry Room
 * Edward Roome
 * David Rooth
 * Abel Roper
 * ✅Margaret Roper
 * Roper Stote Donnison Roper
 * ✅Samuel Roper

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 * William Roper
 * Rory
 * Rory O'More
 * Baron Ros of Hamlake
 * John de Ros
 * John de Ros
 * Robert de Ros
 * Robert de Ros
 * William de Ros
 * Carl August Nicholas Rosa
 * Thomas Rosa
 * ✅Rosamund the Fair
 * Nicholas Roscarrock
 * Henry Roscoe (legal writer)
 * Thomas Roscoe
 * William Roscoe
 * William Caldwell Roscoe
 * William Stanley Roscoe
 * Earl of Roscommon
 * Alexander Rose
 * Caleb Burrell Rose
 * George Rose
 * Sir George Rose
 * George Rose
 * Sir George Henry Rose
 * Henry John Rose
 * Hugh Henry Rose
 * Hugh James Rose
 * Hugh James Rose
 * John Augustus Rose
 * Sir John Rose
 * Samuel Rose
 * William Rose
 * William Stewart Rose
 * Earls of Rosebery
 * Daniel Roseingrave
 * Ralph Roseingrave
 * Thomas Roseingrave
 * Friedrich August Rosen
 * George Frederic Rosenberg
 * Philip Rosenhagen
 * Samuel Rosewell
 * Thomas Rosewell
 * James Rosier
 * Baron Rosmead
 * Duke of Ross
 * Earls of Ross
 * ✅Alexander Ross (writer)
 * Alexander Ross (non-juror)
 * ✅Alexander Ross (poet)
 * Alexander Ross (British Army officer)
 * Alexander Ross (fur trader)
 * Andrew Ross
 * Arthur Ross
 * David Ross
 * George Ross
 * Hew Dalrymple Ross
 * Horatio Ross
 * James Ross

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 * James Ross
 * Sir James Clark Ross
 * John Ross
 * John Ross (bishop of Exeter)
 * John Ross (composer)
 * Sir John Ross
 * John Ross
 * John Lockhart Ross
 * John Merry Ross
 * John Wilson Ross

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 * Patrick Ross
 * Robert Ross
 * Sir Robert Dalrymple Ross
 * Thomas Ross
 * Thomas Ross
 * William Ross
 * William Ross
 * William Charles Ross
 * Earl of Rosse
 * John de Rosse
 * Philip Rosseter
 * Christina Georgina Rossetti
 * Dante Gabriel Rossetti
 * Lucy Madox Rossetti
 * Maria Francesca Rossetti
 * John Charles Felix Rossi
 * Earl of Rosslyn
 * Richard Rosso
 * Reinhold Rost
 * John Rosworme
 * Hue de Rotelande
 * Bernard Rothe
 * David Rothe
 * Michael Rothe
 * Robert Rothe
 * Caleb Rotheram
 * Edward Rotheram
 * John Rotheram
 * John Rotheram
 * Sir John Rotherham
 * Thomas Rotherham
 * William Rothery
 * Duke of Rothes
 * Earls of Rothes
 * Henry Cadogan Rothery
 * Master of Rothes
 * Duke of Rothesay
 * Anthony de Rothschild
 * Ferdinand James de Rothschild
 * Lionel Nathan de Rothschild
 * Meyer Amschel de Rothschild
 * Nathan Meyer Rothschild
 * Edward Rothwell
 * ✅Richard Rothwell
 * Louis François Roubiliac
 * Brian Roucliffe
 * John Rough
 * William Rough
 * William de Roumare
 * George Leith Roupell
 * Francis Rous
 * Henry John Rous
 * John Rous
 * John Rous
 * John Rous
 * Clara Marion Jessie Rousby
 * ✅John Rouse 328
 * Jacques Rousseau
 * Samuel Rousseau
 * Theodore Rousseel
 * Bernard Routh
 * Martha Routh
 * Martin Joseph Routh
 * Randolph Isham Routh
 * George Routledge
 * John Row
 * John Row
 * John Row
 * Thomas Row
 * William Row
 * Archibald Hamilton Rowan
 * Arthur Blennerhassett Rowan
 * Sir Charles Rowan
 * Frederica Maclean Rowan
 * Gawin William Rowan Hamilton Rowan
 * Sir William Rowan
 * Thomas Charles Leeson Rowbotham
 * Benoni Rowe
 * Elizabeth Rowe
 * George Robert Rowe
 * Harry Rowe (showman)
 * John Rowe
 * John Rowe
 * ✅Nicholas Rowe (writer)
 * Owen Rowe
 * Richard Rowe
 * Samuel Rowe
 * Sir Samuel Rowe
 * Thomas Rowe
 * Thomas Rowe
 * George Augustus Rowell
 * Daniel Rowland
 * ✅✅David Rowland (translator)
 * John Rowland
 * Daniel Rowlands
 * Henry Rowlands (bishop)
 * ✅Henry Rowlands
 * Richard Rowlands
 * Samuel Rowlands
 * ✅✅William Rowlands (Gwilym Lleyn)
 * Mary Rowlandson
 * Thomas Rowlandson
 * Charles Rowley
 * John Rowley
 * ✅Joshua Rowley
 * Josias Rowley
 * Samuel Rowley
 * Thomas Rowley
 * William Rowley
 * William Rowley
 * William Rowley
 * John Rowning
 * Joseph Rowntree
 * Richard Rowse
 * Susanna Rowson
 * Thomas Rowthall
 * Dukes of Roxburgh
 * Earl of Roxburgh
 * William Roxburgh
 * Robert Roxby
 * John Roy
 * William Roy

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 * William Roy
 * ✅✅Marmaduke Roydon
 * Matthew Roydon
 * John Forbes Royle
 * ✅Richard Royston
 * Ruadhan
 * Thomas Rud
 * Thomas Rudborne (bishop)
 * Thomas Rudborne
 * ✅Anthony Rudd

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 * Sayer Rudd
 * Thomas Rudd
 * Samuel Rudder
 * Thomas Ruddiman
 * Edward Rudge
 * Edward John Rudge
 * Thomas Rudge
 * Abraham Rudhall
 * Abraham Rudhall

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 * Rogers Ruding
 * ✅Sir Benjamin Rudyerd
 * William Ruff
 * Owen Ruffhead
 * Rufus
 * ✅Geoffrey Rufus
 * Richard Rufus
 * ✅William Rugg
 * Robert Rugge
 * Thomas Rugge

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 * ✅George Ruggle NB needs own article
 * Thomas Ruggles
 * Earl of Ruglen
 * ✅Saint Rule
 * ✅Gilbert Rule
 * William Harris Rule
 * Sir Arthur Carlos Henry Rumbold
 * Sir George Berriman Rumbold
 * Henry Rumbold
 * Richard Rumbold

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 * Thomas Rumbold
 * William Rumbold
 * Count von Rumford
 * Rumold
 * Walter Rumsey
 * Alexander Runciman
 * James Runciman
 * John Runciman
 * Mary Ann Rundall
 * Maria Eliza Rundell
 * ✅Elizabeth Rundle
 * Thomas Rundle
 * Charles Runnington
 * Prince Rupert Prince Rupert, Count Palatine of Rhine and Duke of Bavaria, afterwards Duke of Cumberland and Earl of Holderness (1619-1682), third son of Elizabeth, queen of Bohemia, and Frederick V, elector palatine: born at Prague; served as volunteer under Prince of Orange in invasion of Brabant, 1635; came to England, and was created M.A. Oxford, 1636; at siege of Breda, 1637; captured during invasion of Westphalia, 1.-.38; released, 1641; in England, 1642; appointed by diaries I general of the horse; gained, at Worcester, 1642, first victory of th war; commanded right wing of Charles I's horse at Edgehill, 1G42; took Cirencester; unsuccessfully attempted Bristol, March 1643; took Birmingham, April 1643; gained victory at Chalgrove Field, June 1643; forced capitulation of Bristol, July 1643; at Newbury, September 1643; created Earl of Holderness and Duke of Cumberland, January 1644; relieved Newark, March 1644; defeated parliamentarians at Stockport, May 1644; captured Liverpool, June 1644; failed to relieve York, and was defeated with Newcastle at Marston Moor, June 1644; appointed general, 1644; suppressed rising in Wales, February 1645; relieved Chester; took Leicester, May 1645; distinguished himself at Naseby, where royalL*U were defeated, June 1645: occupied Bristol; urged Charles I to make peace, July 1645; surrendered Bristol to Fairfax (September), and was deprived of commissions (October); in siege of Oxford, and on its capitulation ordered (January 1646) to leave England: went to St. Germain, July 1646; appointed mareschal-de-camp, with command of English troop* in French service; accompanied Prince Charles to Holland, 1648; commanded fleet sent to assist Ormonde in Ireland, 1649; relieved Stilly islet; blockaded by Blake at mouth of Tagus, 1650; escaped to Mediterranean, made piratical cruise, and reached Barbados, 1652; returned to France, 1653; in Germany, 1654-60; returned to England, 1660; privy councillor, and commissioner for government of Tangier, 1669; one of the patentees of Royal African Company, 1661; admiral of while under Duke of York at Solebay, 1665; shared command with Monck against Dutch, 1666; held command at Woolwich, 1667; constable of Windsor Oafttle, 1668: received charter for Hudson Bay Company, H.70; vice-admiral of England on outbreak of second Dutch war, 1672; general on sea and land, and, later, admiral of fleet, 1673; fought unsuccessful battles off   Schoneveldt and Texel; first lord of the admiralty 16731679. Buried in Henry VII's Chapel, Westminster; his portrait painted by Lely.
 * Peter de Rupibus
 * Anthony Rush
 * James Blomfield Rush
 * Thomas Rushook
 * Sir John Rushout
 * Edward Rushton
 * Edward Rushton
 * Edward Rushton
 * John Rushworth
 * John Rushworth
 * William Rushworth
 * John Ruskin John Ruskin (1819–1900), author, artist, and social reformer; son of John James Ruskin (1785-1864), who entered partnership as wine merchant in London, 1809; brought up on strict puritanical principles; educated by Dr. Andrews, father of Coventry Patmore's first wife, and under the Rev. Thomas Dale (1797-1870) at Oamberwell; studied at King's College, London; learned drawing under Copley Fielding and J. D. Harding; entered Christ Church, Oxford, 1836; won Newdigate prize, 1839; contributed verse toFriendship's Offering and other miscellanies; travelled for his health, 1840-1; B.A., 1842; M.A., 1848; his first published writings were articles in London's Magazine of Natural History 1834: made acquaintance of Turner, 1840; paid first visit to Venice, 1841; published, 1843, first volume of Modern Painters, by a Graduate of Oxford (his name first appeared on title-page in edition of 1851); second volume published 184C, the authorship being by that time an open secret; the third and fourth volumes appeared 1856, the fifth, 1860; married, 1848, Euphemia Chalmers Gray, daughter of George Gray, a lawyer of Perth; made acquaintance of Millais, 1851; delivered at Edinburgh, 1x63, lectures onArchitecture and Painting published, 1H54: hi* marriage annulleil on his wife suit, which be did not defend, 18M: P'lMi-iml, 1849,Seven Lamps of Architecture which Ini.i..m-.i-r.iM- intluenoe in encouraging the Gothic revival of the time, and Stones of Venice I voU 1861-3: warmly detuuled the pre-ltaphaeutai in letter* to The Times and in pamphlets, 1861; published annually, 1855-9, Notes on the Royal Academy: arrange drawings at National Gallery: took chance of drawing classes at Working Men's College, Great Ormond Street, L..II.I..H. 1854-8; publubedElements of Drawing IBM,  Chrint Church, Oxford, 1858; devoted himself to economic studies, and publishedUnto thU Last(tome of the paper* being first contributed to Cornhill Magazine, 1860, Munera Pulveris (contributed in part to Fraser Magazine, 1862, Gold 1863, Time and Tide 1867, and various letters and pamphlets, 1868, advocating a system of national education, the organisation of labour, and other social measures; honorary LL.D. Cambridge, 1867; between 1855 and 1870 be delivered In all part* of the country lectures, some of which were published in Sesame and Lilies, The Crown of Wild Olive 1866, and  The Ethics of the Du*V 1866; removed, 1871, to Brantwood, Coniston Lake, where he remained till death; established For* ClavigersV a monthly letter to the workmen ami labourers of Great Britain and founded, isn, the guild of St. George on principles thatfood  an only be got out of the ground and happiness out of honesty and thatthe highest wisdom and the highest treasure need not be costly or exclusive engaged in several industrial experiments, including the revival of the bond-made linen industry in Laugdale, and the establishment of a cloth industry at Laxey, Isle of Man; inspired and was first president ofThe Art for Schools Association first Slade professor of art at Oxford, 1870-9; again filled the post, 1883-4, and published eight volumes of lectures; founded a drawing school at Oxfor-1 and endowed a drawing-master; honorary fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1871; suffered at times from brain fever after 1878: published at intervals during 1885-9Preterite an autobiography which was never completed: died from influenza, 20 Jan. 1900, and was buried at Coniston. A, bibliography of his writings by Thomas J. Wise and James P. Smart was issued, 1893. Many of the illustrations to his works were executed from his own drawings. He inherited from his father a Urge fortune, all of which was dispersed, chiefly in charitable and philanthropic objects, before his death.
 * ✅✅Alexander Russel
 * Antony Russel
 * George Russel
 * John Russel
 * Theodore Russel
 * William Russel
 * Alexander Russell
 * Arthur Oliver Villiers Russell
 * Arthur Tozer Russell
 * Sir Charles Russell
 * Charles Russell
 * Charles William Russell
 * Sir David Russell
 * Edward Russell
 * Lord Edward Russell
 * ✅Lady Elizabeth Russell
 * Francis Russell
 * Francis Russell
 * Francis Russell
 * Francis Charles Hastings Russell
 * Lord George William Russell
 * Sir Henry Russell
 * Henry Russell
 * James Russell
 * James Russell
 * ✅✅James Russell (law reporter)
 * John Russell
 * ✅John Russell (speaker)
 * ✅John Russell (bishop)
 * ✅John Russell
 * ✅John Russell
 * ✅John Russell (painter)
 * ✅John Russell
 * ✅✅John Russell (headmaster)
 * ✅John Russell
 * ✅Lord John Russell Lord John Russell, first Earl Russell (1792-1878), statesman; third son of John Russell, sixth duke of Bedford; educated at Westminster and Edinburgh University: travelled on continent: whig M.P., Tavlstock, 1813; OMOMd pension of Habeas Corpus Act. 1M7; re-elected for Tavistock, 1818; delivered, 181.his speeches on parliamentary reform, which be stmmouuly advocated till 1832; M.I, Huntingdonshire, 18)0; return.*! for Irish borough of Bandon, 1826-30: moral successfully repeal of Teat and Corporation Acts, 1828; paymnnttTireneral of forces (without teat In cabinet) and M.I, Tavistock, 1831; moved uunccesafully Government Reform Bill in House of Common*. li member for Sooth Devon, 1831; member of cabinet: intrikluivl id-form Itil! second time, 24 Jane, and tliini tim.-,: was passed, 1832; advocated Irish church reform, 1811; recognised at leader of wings In House of Commons la Melbourne's administration, 1834; M.I, Stroud, home secretary and leader of House of Commons In Melbourne's administration, 181ft; diminished number of offences liable to capital punishment, 1837; colonial secretary under Melbourne, 1839; led opposition to Peel's administration, 1841; supported repeal of com laws by Peel, 184ft; first lord of treasury and premier, 1846: member for city of London, 1847; introduced measures for alleviating condition of Ireland; passed bill for removing Jewish disabilities, 1848; resigned. 1861, but returned to office; demanded I'aliuenton's resignation on ground of exceeding his authority In recognising government formal by Hapojson after coup dWat of 2 Dec. 18A1; resigned, 1852; foreign secretary in Aberdeen's ministry-, 1852, resigned, 1853, and remained in cabinet without office; suggested and carried into effect separation of war and colonial departments, 1854: president of council, 1854; retired, 1855; refused office under Palmerston and became plenipotentiaryat Vienna congress, but subsequently February) accepted secretaryship of colonies; resigned, July 1855: supported Palmerston during Indian mutiny; opposed Disraeli's Reform Bill. 1859; again returned for city of London, 1859; foreign secretary under Palmerston; advocated Italy for the Italians; accompanied Queen Victoria on visit to Germany, 1860; created Earl Russell of Kingston Russell and Viscount Amberley of Amberley and Ardsalla, 1861; maintained neutrality between belligerents in American civil war: K.G M 1862; prime minister on death of Palmerston, 1865; resigned. 1866, when his official life terminated; published Memoirs of Affairs of Europe 1824,Essay on English Constitution 1821, 4 Letters of Fourth Duke of Bedford 1842-6, and other works; president of the Royal Historical Society, 1872-8.
 * ✅John Russell (parson)
 * John Fuller Russell
 * ✅John Scott Russell
 * Joseph Russell
 * Lucy Russell
 * Michael Russell
 * Odo William Leopold Russell
 * Patrick Russell
 * Patrick Russell
 * Rachel Russell
 * Richard Russell
 * Samuel Thomas Russell
 * Theodore Russell
 * Thomas Russell (poet)
 * Thomas Russell (rebel)
 * Thomas Russell (minister)
 * Thomas Macnamara Russell
 * William Russell
 * Sir William Russell
 * William Russell
 * William Russell
 * William Russell
 * William Russell
 * William Russell
 * William Russell
 * Sir William Russell
 * William Russell
 * ✅Sir William Russell
 * ✅William Armstrong Russell
 * ✅Sir William Oldnall Russell