Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/DNB Epitome 59

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 * ✅Sir George Wakeman
 * ✅John Wakeman
 * ✅John Wakering
 * ✅Thomas Wakley
 * ✅Edward Jerningham Wakefield
 * John Richard Walbran
 * ✅Walburga
 * ✅Walcher
 * Humphrey Walcot
 * Sir Thomas Walcot

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 * Mackenzie Edward Charles Walcott
 * Robert Waldby
 * Edward Waldegrave
 * Frances Elizabeth Anne Waldegrave
 * George Granville Waldegrave
 * Henry Waldegrave
 * James Waldegrave
 * James Waldegrave
 * John Waldegrave

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 * Richard Waldegrave
 * Robert Waldegrave
 * Samuel Waldegrave
 * Sir William Waldegrave
 * William Waldegrave
 * Barons Howard de Walden
 * ✅Roger Walden
 * Thomas Walden
 * ✅Waldhere
 * Charlotte Ann Waldie

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 * Jane Waldie
 * Waldric
 * Francis Godolphin Waldron
 * George Waldron
 * Sir Charles Wale
 * Frederick Wale
 * Samuel Wale
 * Humphrey de Waleden
 * Robert Walerand
 * James Wales

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 * Owen of Wales
 * William Wales
 * Jacob Waley
 * Simon Waley Waley
 * Waleys
 * ✅Henry le Waleys
 * Cornelius Walford
 * Edward Walford
 * Thomas Walford
 * Edward John Walhouse
 * Peter Walkden

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 * Walkelin
 * Adam Walker
 * Alexander Walker
 * Andrew Barclay Walker
 * Anthony Walker
 * Baldwin Wake Walker
 * Charles Pyndar Beauchamp Walker
 * Charles Vincent Walker
 * Clement Walker
 * Deane Franklin Walker

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 * Edward Walker
 * Elizabeth Walker (artist)
 * Frederick Walker
 * ✅George Walker (Puritan)
 * ✅George Walker (soldier)
 * George Walker (privateer)
 * George Walker (Presbyterian)
 * George Walker (novelist)
 * George Walker (chess player)
 * George Alfred Walker

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 * George Townshend Walker
 * George Washington Walker
 * Hovenden Walker
 * ✅✅James Walker (engraver)
 * James Walker
 * James Walker
 * Sir James Walker
 * James Robertson Walker
 * James Thomas Walker
 * John Walker (archdeacon of Essex)

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 * John Walker (archdeacon of Hereford)
 * John Walker (clerical historian)
 * John Walker
 * John Walker
 * John Walker
 * ✅✅John Walker (vaccinator)
 * John Walker
 * John Walker
 * John Walker
 * Joseph Cooper Walker

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 * ✅Obadiah Walker
 * Richard Walker (philosopher)
 * ✅Robert Walker (painter)
 * Robert Walker
 * Robert Francis Walker
 * Samuel Walker
 * Sayer Walker
 * Sidney Walker
 * Thomas Walker
 * Thomas Walker

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 * ✅✅Thomas Walker (journalist)
 * Thomas Larkins Walker
 * William Walker (grammarian)
 * William Walker
 * William Walker
 * William Walker
 * William Sidney Walker
 * George Arnott Walker-Arnott
 * Francis Walkingame
 * Nicholas de Walkington

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 * ✅✅Thomas Walkington
 * ✅Clementina Walkinshaw
 * ✅✅John Wall (cleric)
 * ✅✅John Wall (physician)
 * ✅✅Joseph Wall (colonial administrator)
 * ✅✅Martin Wall
 * Richard Wall (statesman)
 * ✅William Wall (theologian)
 * ✅✅Eglantine Wallace
 * George Wallace (advocate)

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 * Grace Wallace
 * James Wallace
 * James Wallace
 * James Wallace
 * James Wallace
 * John Alexander Dunlop Agnew Wallace
 * Richard Wallace
 * Robert Wallace (demographer)
 * ✅Robert Wallace (Unitarian)
 * ✅Robert Wallace (MP for Greenock)
 * ✅Robert Wallace (Edinburgh MP)
 * ✅Thomas Wallace
 * Vincent Wallace
 * William Wallace
 * William Wallace
 * William Wallace
 * William Vincent Wallace
 * Henry John Wallack
 * James William Wallack
 * John Johnstone Wallace
 * John Walensis
 * John Wallensis
 * Thomas Wallensis
 * Thomas Wallensis
 * Thomas Wallensis
 * Augustus Volney Waller
 * Edmund Waller
 * Sir Hardress Waller
 * ✅✅Horace Waller (activist)
 * John Francis Waller
 * Richard Waller
 * ✅Sir William Waller
 * ✅✅William Waller (informer)
 * Walleys
 * Wallich
 * Nathaniel Wallich
 * Viscount Wallingford
 * John of Wallingford
 * Richard of Wallingford
 * William Wallingford
 * Nehemiah Wallington
 * Miss Wallis
 * George Wallis
 * George Wallis
 * Henry Wallis
 * John Wallis
 * ✅✅John Wallis (antiquary)
 * John Wallis
 * Sir Provo William Parry Wallis
 * Ralph Wallis
 * Robert Wallis (engraver)
 * Samuel Wallis
 * Amalie Sophie Marianne Wallmoden
 * ✅Sir Henry Wallop
 * ✅✅Sir John Wallop
 * ✅John Wallop
 * ✅Richard Wallop
 * ✅Robert Wallop
 * Charles Walmesley
 * Thomas Walmesley
 * Gilbert Walmisley
 * Thomas Attwood Walmisley
 * Thomas Forbes Walmisley
 * Amalie Sophie Marianne Walmoden
 * Gilbert Walmsley
 * Joshua Walmsley
 * Thomas Walmsley
 * ✅✅Edward Walpole (Jesuit)
 * George Walpole
 * Henry Walpole
 * Horatio Walpole
 * Horatio Walpole
 * Michael Walpole
 * Ralph de Walpole
 * Richard Walpole
 * ✅Robert Walpole (1650–1700)
 * ✅Robert Walpole Sir Robert Walpole, first Earl of Orford (1676-1745), statesman; third son of Robert Waipole (16*0-1700); at Eton, 1690-6; scholar of College, Cambridge, 1696-8: became brir to the 1698; succeeded to the estate, November ! forward by the Interest of Sarah, duchess of Mariborough: MJ n Castle Rising. 1701-2, King's Lynn. 1701-11 and 171841; at once took an active nart in the business of the from first to last favoured religious tok-ra  tion: recognised as a leader of the whig, party. 170; one of the oonncll to Prince George of Denmark; lord high admiral, 170*; secretary at wmr, 1708-10, and  of the navy, 1710-11: leader of the HOUPC of Commons; recognised as a great financier, 1711; shared in Marl,-h's fall: h-.vlerof the opposition n gainst Harley, January 1711; expelled the House of Commons and imprisoned in the Tower of London on a vexatious charge of viMiality in the navy office, 1712; wrote pamphlets avMinst. the tory administration, 1712-13; advocated the Hanoverian succession, April 1714; distrusted by George 1 through the Intrigues of Roth mar and the German court favourites: paymaster of the forces, 1714: privy councillor, 1714: conducted the impeachment of Bolingbroke, Ormonde, Oxford (Harley), and Stafford, 1715: tracked out the arrangements for the 1716 rising, and sternly punished its leaders; prime minister and chancellor of the exchequer, 1715-17; seriously ill, spring 1716; opposed George I's demands for war with Russia and for payment for his German troops, 1716: devised the first general sinking fund, March 1717; driven from office by the intrigues of Stanhope and Sunderland, April 1717; joined the tories in protesting against a standing army. 1717: successfully opposed the proposal to limit the number of peers, 1718: opposed the government's encouragement of the South Sea Company, 1720; made money by prudent speculation in South Sea Stock, and gained the friendship of Caroline, princess of Wales, by directing her speculations. May 1720; began to form a gallery of picture.?; rebuilt Houghton (1722-38); called upon to help the government through the South Sea collapse, September 1720; prime minister and chancellor of the exchequer, 1721; encouraged trade by removing duties on imported raw materials and on many exports, 1721; managed the proceedings against Francis Atterbury, 1722; vainly tried to carry out the patent of William Wood, for coining half -pence for Ireland, 1722-5; intrigued ngainst by John, baron Oarteret, and Bothmar, 1723; enforced the unpopular malt-tax on Scotland, 17241725; advised the impeachment of the lord chancellor, Sir Thomas Parker, first earl of Macclesfield, February 1725; K.B., 1725: K.G., 1726, the first commoner Blueribbon since 1660: censured Townshend for precipitancy in forming an alliance with France and Prussia against Spain and Austria, 1725; steadily cultivated friendship with France, 1726, the opposition, led by William Pulteney, desiring an Austrian alliance; intrigued against by Bolingbroke and George I's favourites, 1726; t-eriously ill, 1727; coldly treated by George II on his accession, June 1727, but, by the help of an appeal to George II's love of money, was continued in office, being renppointed first lord of the treasury and chancellor of the exchequer, 1727; vilely attacked by the tory press as bribed by France to sacrifice English interests, 1730-1; encouraged colonial trade by removing restrictions, 17301735; quarrelled definitively with Townshend, 1730: failed, through popular clamour, to carry his excellent t-xcise proposals, 1733; opposed George II and his queen's wish for armed intervention in favour of Austria, 1734; succeeded in bringing about peace by the treaty of Vienna, 1735; lost the favour of dissenters by opposing the repeal of the Test Act, proposed by the opposition whigs, 1736-9; lost favour in Scotland by the repressive measures occasioned by the Porteous riot, 1736: offended Frederick, prince of Wales, by refusing his demand for an increased iillowance, 1737; his influence in the House of Commons visibly diminished, 1737; vainly endeavoured to stifle the popular clamour for war with Spain, 1738-9; thwarted by Newcastle and others of his colleagues; twice offered to resign, but was implored by George II to retain office; vainly opposed George II's wish to fight for the pragmatic sanction, spring 1741; motions for his removal defeated in both houses of parliament, February 1741; defeated in the new House of Commons, 28 Jan. l'742; resigned all his offices, and was pensioned and created Earl of Oxford, February 1742; proposals to impeach his conduct for supposed ministerial corruption when in office baffled, MarchJune 1742; retired to Houghton; his advice still pleaded for by George II, 1743; advocated peace, 1744; died in debt. He was the first minister since the Restoration who made a special study of finance and commerce, ami laid the foundations of free trade and modern colonial policy. Hi* grandson sold his fine collection of pictured to the Tsarina Catherine II.
 * Robert Walpole (clergyman)
 * Robert Walpole
 * Spencer Horatio Walpole
 * Saint Walpurga
 * Humphrey Walrond
 * Antoine Vincent Walsh
 * Edward Walsh
 * Edward Walsh
 * ✅ ✅John Walsh (scientist)
 * John Walsh (poet)
 * ✅John Walsh (archbishop)
 * John Benn Walsh
 * John Edward Walsh
 * John Henry Walsh
 * Nicholas Walsh
 * Peter Walsh
 * Richard Hussey Walsh
 * Robert Walsh
 * William Walsh
 * William Walsh
 * Walter Hayle Walshe
 * Walsingham
 * Walsingham
 * Family Walsingham
 * Edmund Walsingham
 * Edward Walsingham
 * Francis Walsingham
 * Francis Walsingham
 * John Walsingham
 * Thomas Walsingham
 * Thomas Walsingham
 * Walter of Lorraine
 * Walter of Exeter
 * Walter of Palermo
 * Walter de Coutances
 * Walter de Kirkham
 * Walter de Merton
 * Walter of Coventry
 * Walter de Hemingford
 * Walter of Exeter
 * Walter of Evesham
 * Walter of Swinbroke
 * Henry Walter (antiquary)
 * ✅ ✅Hubert Walter
 * John Walter
 * Sir John Walter
 * John Walter
 * John Walter
 * Lucy Walter
 * Richard Walter
 * Theobald Walter
 * William Walter
 * Edward Walters
 * John Walters
 * Lucy Walters
 * John Walters
 * Lucy Walters
 * Waltham
 * Roger of Waltham
 * Waltheof
 * Waltheof
 * Walton
 * Brian Walton

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 * Christopher Walton
 * George Walton
 * Isaac Walton
 * ✅Isaak Walton
 * Elijah Walton
 * George Walton
 * James Walton
 * John Walton
 * John Walton
 * ✅Thomas Walton

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 * Valentine Walton
 * William Walton
 * Jenison Walworth
 * William Walworth
 * William Walwyn
 * Christopher Wandesford
 * Christopher Wandesford
 * Humfrey Wanley
 * Nathaniel Wanley
 * Nicolas Wanostrocht
 * Nicholas Wanostrocht
 * Henry Wansey
 * Perkin Warbeck
 * Bartholomew Elliott Warburton
 * George
 * George Drought Warburton
 * Henry Warburton
 * John Warburton
 * ✅Peter Warburton (judge)
 * ✅✅Peter Warburton (1588–1666)
 * Peter Egerton Warburton
 * Sir Robert Warburton
 * Rowland Eyles Egerton Warburton
 * Thomas Acton Warburton
 * ✅William Warburton
 * ✅✅Edward Ward (judge)
 * Edward Ward (writer)
 * Edward Matthew Ward
 * George Raphael Ward
 * Sir Henry George Ward
 * ✅John Ward (composer)
 * ✅John Ward (pirate)
 * John Ward (biographer)
 * John Ward (mystic)
 * John Ward (diplomat)
 * John Ward (captain)
 * ✅John William Ward
 * Joshua Ward
 * Hugh Ward
 * James Ward

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 * James Ward (boxer)
 * James Clifton Ward
 * Martin Theodore Ward
 * ✅Mary Ward (nun)
 * ✅Nathaniel Ward
 * ✅Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward
 * Sir Patience Ward
 * ✅Robert Plumer Ward
 * ✅Samuel Ward (minister)
 * ✅Samuel Ward (scholar)

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 * ✅Seth Ward (bishop)
 * Thomas Ward
 * Thomas Ward
 * William Ward
 * William Ward
 * William Ward
 * William Ward
 * William George Ward
 * William James Ward
 * George Ward-Hunt
 * Warde
 * Sir Edward Charles Warde
 * Sir Henry Warde
 * James Presoott Warde
 * Luke Warde
 * William Warden
 * Joseph Warder
 * Elizabeth Wardlaw
 * Henry Wardlaw
 * Ralph Wardlaw
 * Walter Wardlaw
 * ✅✅Gwyllym Lloyd Wardle
 * ✅James Wardrop
 * Hugh Ware
 * Isaac Ware
 * ✅James Ware (historian)
 * James Ware
 * William of Ware
 * William de Warelwast
 * Earl of Warenne
 * Gundrada de Warenne
 * De Warenne family
 * Hamelin de Warenne
 * Isabel de Warenne
 * John de Warenne John Dr Warenne . Kvui. r Si KRKT or EARL, W MIKN-XK ( 1231 7-1804), son of William de Warenne, earl of Warenne or Surrey (d, 1240); long a royal ward; under the guardianship of Peter of Savoy; married, 1247. Alice de Lusignan, Henry Ill's half-sister; accomp:uiil Prince Edward to Goucouy and Spain, 12*4: granted thethird penny* of Sussex, 1256; took Henry Ill's side against the barons, 1268-9; acted with Simon dc Montfort, 1260-8; returned to Henry Ill's side, 12G3: besieged by Montfort in Rochester Outle. 1864: fought on Henry I IPs side at Lewe*, May 1864: anapai to France: bis lands confiscated by the barons, Jane 18M: ninol Prince Edward at Ludlow, 116ft: fought at Eveaham, ..;.-.-.! Kent, 1266: pardoned for all bis offences against llonry II 1. 12C8: took the cross, 1868, bat did not :i cruso-le: fined for turbulence, 1270; took theoaths to Edward I. 1878; served in Wales, 1277; led the opposition to the 1878 quo varraxto write, declaring that he held his landsby the sword 1279; after the death of his steter lobelia (widow of Hugh de Alblnl, earl of Sussex, d. 1243) in 1888, assumed the title of Barl of Soawx: served in Wales, 1888-8: was granted BromfleU Vale by Edward 1, 1888. and built Dina* Bran Castle on the Dee: sent on a mission to Scotland. 1885: fought in Wales. 1887 and 1894; negotiated with the Soota the treaties of Salisbury. 1289, and Brigbam. 1890; custodian of the sea-ooast, 189ft; raised troops in Wale*, and led the-m to Scotland In Edward V* Invaaton. 1896: took Dunbar Castle, April 1896; appointed warden of Scotland, Aogust 1896: spent the winter and ntxt spring and summer in the north of in August, bat re-appointed in   1897;     by Wallace at Stirling Bridge, 11 Sept. 1297: ordered to lead fresh troops into Scotland, December 1297: raised the siege of Uoxbiinrh,.January l-".is: fought at Kalkirk, July 1298; besieged Oaerlaverock Castle, July 1300.
 * John de Warenne
 * William de Warenne
 * William de Warenne
 * William de Warenne
 * William de Warenne
 * William Warford
 * ✅William Warham
 * Edward Waring
 * John Burley Waring
 * John Scott Waring
 * Robert Waring
 * William Waring
 * Robert Warington
 * John Warkworth
 * Gervase Warmestry
 * Thomas Warmestry
 * William Warmington
 * Charles Warne
 * Samuel Wilson Warneford
 * William Warneford
 * Warner
 * Edward Warner
 * Edward Warner
 * Ferdinando Warner
 * John Warner
 * John Warner (bishop)
 * John Warner (Jesuit)
 * John Warner
 * John Warner
 * Joseph Warner
 * Mary Amelia Warner
 * Philip Warner
 * Richard Warner (botanist)
 * ✅Richard Warner (antiquary)
 * Samuel Alfred Warner
 * Sir Thomas Warner
 * Thomas Warner
 * William Warner
 * ✅William Warre
 * Ambrose William Warren
 * Arthur Warren
 * Charles Warren
 * Charles Warren
 * Frederick Warren
 * George John Vernon Warren
 * ✅John Warren (bishop)
 * John Warren (mathematician)
 * John Borlase Warren
 * John Byrne Leicester Warren
 * John Taylor Warren
 * Joseph Warren
 * Lemuel Warren
 * Matthew Warren
 * Pelham Warren
 * Peter Warren
 * Ralph Warren
 * Richard Warren (physician)
 * Richard Augustus Warren
 * Samuel Warren
 * Samuel Warren
 * Samuel Warren
 * William Warren
 * Earls of Warrington
 * ✅Lord Warriston
 * John Wood Warter
 * Joseph Warton
 * Omission


 * Duke of Warwick
 * Earls of Warwick
 * Guy of Warwick
 * Sir Philip Warwick
 * Philip Warwick
 * Simeon of Warwick
 * Christopher Wase
 * Christopher Wase
 * William Wasey
 * Robert Warton
 * ✅Thomas Warton the elder
 * Thomas Warton
 * William Wasey
 * John Washbourn
 * Thomas Washbourne
 * John Washington
 * Joseph Wasse
 * Simon Wastell
 * Tyler Wat
 * Earl of Waterford
 * ✅Edward Waterhouse
 * Edward Waterhouse
 * ✅✅ Edward Waterhouse (FRS)
 * George Waterhouse
 * George Robert Waterhouse
 * ✅Daniel Waterland
 * Sir John Waters
 * Lucy Waters
 * Charles Waterton
 * Edmund Waterton
 * William Waterworth
 * Michael Wath
 * James Wathen
 * William Thompson Watkin
 * ✅✅Charles Watkins (legal writer)
 * Charles Frederick Watkins
 * John Watkins
 * Morgan Watkins