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Alfred P Beaven, 'Chronological list of aldermen: 1801-1912', in The Aldermen of the City of London Temp. Henry III - 1912( London, 1908), British History Online, accessed October 31, 2024, https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/london-aldermen/hen3-1912/pp141-156.
Alfred P Beaven. "Chronological list of aldermen: 1801-1912". The Aldermen of the City of London Temp. Henry III - 1912. (London, 1908), , British History Online. Web. 31 October 2024. https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/london-aldermen/hen3-1912/pp141-156.
1801-1912
| 1801, May 29 (June 9) | tCharles Flower, Framework Knitter | Cornhill, 1801-34 [Contested Portsoken 1798] | S. 1799-1800, M. 1808-9 | vice Williams |
| Created Baronet November, 1809; Treasurer London Hospital 1812-4; Master Framework Knitters 1801-2. Died September 15, 1834; Will [P.C.C. 510 Telgnmouth]. | ||||
| 1801, Aug. 24 (Sept. 8) | George Clark, Girdler | Bassishaw, 1801-4 | vice Plomer | |
| Died May 21, 1809; adm. June 8, 1809. | ||||
| 1802, May 3 (11) | Tipping Rigby, Draper | Castle Baynard, 1802-3 | vice Herne | |
| Co. Co. Castle Baynard 1775-1802. Died February 7, 1803: adm. June 9, 1803. | ||||
| 1802, Sept. 16 (28) | wThomas Smith, Leatherseller | Farringdon Within, 1802-23 | S. 1805-6, M. 1809-10 | vice Newman |
| Co. Co. Farringdon Within 1784-1802; Master Leathersellers 1812-3. Died April 18, 1823; Will [P.C.C. 319 Erskiue]. | ||||
| 1802, Dec. 29 (Jan. 11, 1803) | tThomas Rowcroft, Patten Maker | Walbrook, 1802-8 | vice Cadell | |
| Died December 11, 1824. | ||||
| 1803, Feb. 11 (22) | wJoshua Jonathan Smith, Patten Maker, translated to Ironmongers September 28, 1803 | Castle Baynard, 1803-31 | S. 1808-9, M. 1810-11 | vice Rigby |
| Lieut.-Colonel West London Militia 1810-23; London Militia 1823-34; Police Magistrate Southwark 1823-31. Died July 15, 1834; adm. August, 1834. | ||||
| 1803, Mar. 9 (26) | wRichard Lea, Weaver | Coleman Street, 1803-8 | vice Macauley | |
| Died December 6, 1828; Will [P.C.C. 26 Liverpool]. | ||||
| 1803, June 10 (fn. 1) (24) | tSir Matthew Bloxam, Stationer | Bridge, 1803-21 [Contested Langbourn 1795] | S. 1787-8 | vice Hibbert |
| Knighted June 19, 1800; M.P. Maidstone 1788-1806 (contested 1806); Master Stationers 1806-7. Died October 16, 1822. | ||||
| 1804, Oct. 2 (16) | t(D) (fn. 2) Claudius Stephen Hunter, Merchant Taylor | Bassishaw, 1804-35, Bridge Without, 1835-51 | S. 1808-9, M. 1811-2 | vice Clark |
| Created Baronet December, 1812; Contested London 1812; Colonel West London Militia 1810-20, London Militia 1820-51. Died April 20, 1851. | ||||
| 1804, Dec. 12 (Jan. 22, 1805) | t(D) (fn. 3) John Prinsep, Skinner | Lime Street, 1804-9 | vice Hankey | |
| M.P. Queenborough 1802-6; Contested Colchester 1806; Bailiff Southwark 1817-24; Master Skinners 1895. Died November 30, 1831; Will [P.C.C. 317 Tenterden]. | ||||
| 1804, Dec. 15 (Jan. 22, 1805) | t(D) (fn. 4) Josiah Boydell, Stationer | Cheap, 1804-9 | vice John Boydell | |
| Master Stationers 1811-2. Died March 27, 1817. | ||||
| 1805, Dec. 12 (24) | tGeorge Scholey, Distiller | Dowgate, 1805-39 | S. 1804-5, M. 1812-3 | vice Le Mesurier |
| Died October 4, 1839; Will [P.C.C. 653 Vaughan]. | ||||
| 1806, Jan. 23 (Feb. 4) | wJohn Peter Hankey, Goldsmith | Candlewick, 1806-7 | vice Perchard | |
| Contested London 1806, 1807. Died May 6, 1807; Will [P.C.C. 406 Lushington] December 7, 1793; proved May 25, 1807. | ||||
| 1806, Feb. 1 (25) | wWilliam Domville, Stationer | Queenhithe, 1806-21 | S. 1804-5, M. 1813-4 | vice Skinner |
| Created Baronet June, 1814; Master Stationers 1803-4. Died February 8, 1833; Will [P.C.C. 150 Farquhar]. | ||||
| 1807, May 12 (June 16) | t(D*) (fn. 5) Samuel Birch, Cook | Candlewick, 1807-39 | S. 1811-2, M. 1814-5 | vice Hankey |
| Co. Co. Cornhill 1781 (Deputy 1787)-1807; Master Cooks 1799. Died December 10, 1841. | ||||
| 1807, Sept. 14 (Oct. 27) | w(D) (fn. 6) Matthew Wood, Fishmonger | Cripplegate, 1807-43 | S. 1809-10, M. 1815-7 | vice Staines |
| Created Baronet November, 1837; Co. Co. Cripplegate Without 1802 (Deputy 1806)-07; M.P. London 1817-43; Contested London 1812, Grampound 1814; Governor Irish Society 1835-43; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1834-6. Died September 25, 1843. | ||||
| 1807, Oct. 5 (27) | tChristopher Smith, Draper | Cordwainer, 1807-35 | S. 1807-8, M. 1817-8 | vice Watson |
| Co. Co. Cordwainer 1800-7; M.P. St. Albans 1812-8, 1820-30; Contested East Looe 1806, St. Albans 1818; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1818-35. Died January 20, 1835; Will [P.C.C. 123 Gloucester]. | ||||
| 1808, May 28 (June 14) | (fn. 7) wJohn Atkins, Merchant Taylor | Walbrook, 1808-38 | S. 1809-10, M. 1818-9 | vice Rowcroft |
| [Contested Candlewick 1807] | ||||
| M.P. Arundel 1802-6, 1826-32, London 1812-8; Contested London 1806, 1818, Barnstaple 1824. Died October 26, 1838; Will [P.C.C. 677 Nichol]. | ||||
| 1808, May 28 (June 14) | wWilliam Plomer, Vintner | Coleman Street, 1808-12 | S. 1810-1 | vice Lea |
| Knighted November 1, 1809; Licut.-Colonel East London Militia 1803-10. Died April 12, 1812; Will [P.C.C. 243 Oxford]. | ||||
| 1809, June 5 (20) | wSamuel Goodbehere, Needlemaker | Cheap, 1809-18 | S. 1810-1 | vice Josiah Boydell |
| Co. Co. Cheap 1786 (Deputy 1799)-1809. Died November 18, 1818; Will [P.C.C. 557 Cresswell]. | ||||
| 1809, Nov. 4 (Mar. 13, 1810) | t(D) (fn. 8) William Jacob, Fletcher | Lime Street, 1809-11 | vice Prinsep | |
| F.R.S. April, 1807; M.P. Westbury 1806-7, Rye 1808-12; Contested Yarmouth 1807; Comptroller Corn Returns 1822-42; Treasurer Royal Society Literature 1832-8. Died December 17, 1851. | ||||
| 1809, Dec. 29 (Feb. 20, 1810) | tChristopher Magnay, Merchant Taylor | Vintry, 1809-26 | S. 1813-4, M. 1821-2 | vice Newnham |
| Master Stationers 1816-7. Died October 27, 1826; Will [P.C.C. 172 Heber]. | ||||
| 1811, May 24 (June 24) | tGeorge Bridges, Wheelwright | Lime Street, 1811-26 | S. 1816-7, M. 1819-20 | vice Jacob |
| M.P. London 1820-6. Died March 13, 1840; Will [P.C.C. 305 Arden]. | ||||
| 1812, Apr. 16 (May 12) | w (fn. 9) William Heygate, Merchant Taylor | Coleman Street, 1812-43 [Contested Cheap 1809] | S. 1811-2, M. 1822-3 | vice Plomer |
| Created Baronet September, 1831; City Chamberlain 1843-4; Co. Co. Cripplegate Within 1809-12; M.P. Sudbury 1818-26; Director S.S. Company 1823-9, 1832-44. Died August 28, 1844. | ||||
| 1813, May 31 (June 15) | wRobert Albion Cox, Goldsmith | Aldersgate, 1813-26 | S. 1801-2 | vice Anderson |
| Co. Co. Aldersgate 1794-1800; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1800-1; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1818-9. Died June 19, 1826; adm. September, 1826. | ||||
| 1817, Jun. 13 (July 1) | wJohn Thomas Thorp, Draper | Aldgate, 1817-35 | S. 1815-6, M. 1820-1 [Elected M. 1831] | vice Combe |
| Co. Co. Aldgate 1812-7; M.P. London 1818-20 (contested 1820); Governor Irish Society 1817-35; Police Magistrate Southwark 1831-5. Died November 6, 1835. | ||||
| 1818, July 24 (Aug. 4) | w(D) (fn. 10) Robert Waithman, Framework-Knitter | Farringdon Without, 1818-33 | S. 1820-1, M. 1823-4 | vice Price |
| Co. Co. Farringdon Without 1795-1818; M.P. London 1818-20, 1826-33 (contested 1812, 1820); Candidate for Chamberlain 1831; Master Framework-Knitters 1815-6. Died February 6, 1833; Will [P.C.C. 265 Farquhar]. | ||||
| 1818, Nov. 25 (Dec. 15) | Richard Rothwell, Fishmonger | Cheap, 1818-21 | S. 1819-20 | vice Goodbehere |
| Co. Co. Cheap 1810-8. Died July 25, 1821; adm. September, 1821. | ||||
| 1821, Mar. 10 (27) | tJohn Garratt, Goldsmith | Bridge, 1821-32 | S. 1821-2, M. 1824-5 [Elected S. 1815] | vice Bloxam |
| Co. Co. Bridge 1810-1: Contested London 1826; President Commercial Travellers Society c 1820-32. Died February 14, 1859; Will proved March 31, 1859. | ||||
| 1821, May 23 (June 19) | wWilliam Venables, Stationer | Queenhithe, 1821-40 | S. 1821-2, M. 1825-6 | vice Domville |
| M.P. London 1831-2 (contested 1826, 1833); Master Stationers 1824-5. Died July 30, 1840; Will [P.C.C. Arden 732]. | ||||
| 1821, June 22 (July 3) | tAnthony Brown, Fishmonger | Billingsgate, 1821-44 | S. 1824-5, M. 1826-7 | vice Leighton |
| Co. Co. Billingsgate 1803-21; City Chamberlain 1844-53. Died May 15, 1853. | ||||
| 1821, July 20 (Aug. 28) | tMatthias Prime Lucas, Vintner | Tower, 1821-48 | S. 1822-3, M. 1827-8 | vice Lewes |
| Co. Co. Tower 1797-1821; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1821-2; President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1831-48; Master Vintners 1817, 1838. Died January 2, 1848. | ||||
| 1821, Aug. 2 (28) | w (fn. 11) William Thompson, Ironmonger | Cheap, 1821-54 | S. 1822-3, M. 1828-9 [Elected S. 1819, M. 1831] | vice Rothwell |
| M.P. Callington 1820-6, London 1826-32, Sunderland 1833-41 (contested 1832), Westmorland 1841-54; President Christ's Hospital 1829-54; President Honourable Artillery Company 1843-54 (Treasurer 1826-9, Vice-President 1829-43); Colonel London Militia 1851-4 (Lieut.-Colonel 1835-51); Director Bank of England 1827-9, 1830-2, 1833-5, 1836-9, 1840-3, 1844-7, 1847-51, 1852-4; Treasurer King's College 1828-54; Trustee Patriotic Fund 1833-54; Master Ironmongers 1829, 1841; Chairman St. Katharine's Docks 1851-4 (Deputy-Chairman 1848-51); Chairman Lloyd's 1825-33. Died March 10, 1854. | ||||
| 1823, Apr. 10 (May 2) | w(D) (fn. 12) John Key, Stationer | Langbourn, 1823-51, Bridge Without, 1851-3 | S. 1824-5, M. 1830-2 | vice Eamer |
| Created Baronet August, 1831; City Chamberlain 1853-8; M.P. London 1832-3; Master Stationers 1830-1. Died July 15, 1858. | ||||
| 1823, Apr. 24 (May 2) | John Crowder, Playing-Card Maker (fn. 13) | Farringdon Within, 1823-30 | S. 1825-6, M. 1829-30 | vice T. Smith |
| Co. Co. Farringdon Within 1800 (Deputy 1814)-23; Master Stationers 1829-30. Died December 2, 1830; Will [P.C.C. 8 Tebbs]. | ||||
| 1826, June 27 (July 6) | w(D) (fn. 14) Sir Peter Laurie, Saddler | Aldersgate, 1826-61 | S. 1823-4, M. 1832-3 | vice Cox |
| Knighted April 7, 1824; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1833-61; Master Saddlers 1832-4; Governor Union Bank London 1829-61. Died December 3, 1861. | ||||
| 1826, Oct. 28 (Nov. 8) | tCharles Farebrother, Vintner | Lime Street, 1826-58 | S. 1826-7, M. 1833-4 | vice Bridges |
| Contested Lambeth 1835; Master Vintners 1835, 1852, 1856. Died March 20, 1858. | ||||
| 1826, Nov. 28 | tHenry Winchester, Cutler | (see 1829) | vice Magnay | |
| 1827, Jan. 23 | wEdward Archer Wilde, Vintry Dyer | S. 1828 | vice Magnay | |
| President Incorporated Law Society 1841-2. Died February 1, 1871. | ||||
| 1829, Feb. 5 (17) | w(D*) (fn. 15) William Taylor Copeland, Goldsmith | Bishopsgate, 1829-68 | S. 1828-9, M. 1835-6 | vice Curtis |
| M.P. Coleraine 1831-2, 1833-7, Stoke-on-Trent 1837-52, 1857-65 (contested 1852); President Bethlem and Bridewell 1861-8: President Honourable Artillery Company 1854-68 (Treasurer 1829-43, Vice-President 1843-54); Treasurer King's College Hospital 1839-57; Treasurer Sons of Clergy 1841-68; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1837-8. Died April 12, 1868. | ||||
| 1829, Sept. 18 (22) [by arbitration, see Vol. I., p. 215] | tHenry Winchester, Cutler | Vintry, 1826, 1829-38 | S. 1826-7, M. 1834-5 | vice Magnay |
| M.P. Maldstone 1830-1 (contested 1831); President St. Thomas' Hospital 1835-8; Master Cutlers 1829-30. Died March 8, 1838. | ||||
| 1830, Dec. 9 (17) | wThomas Kelly, Plaisterer | Farringdon Within, 1830-55 | S. 1825-6, M. 1836-7 | vice Crowder |
| Co. Co. Farringdon Within 1823-30; Master Plaisterers 1831-2. Died September 7, 1855. | ||||
| 1831, Feb. 7 (16) | wJohn Cowan, Wax-Chandler | Broad Street, 1831-42 | S. 1831-2, M. 1837-8 | vice Perring |
| Created Baronet November, 1837; Co. Co. Broad Street 1817-31; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1838-42; Master Wax-Chandlers 1836-8. Died October 22, 1842. | ||||
| 1831, Feb. 10 | wMichael Scales, Butcher | Portsoken, 1831 (bis), 1833 | vice Shaw | |
| Co. Co. Portsoken 1829-31; Contested London 1832; Candidate for Sheriff 1831. Died August 22, 1853. | ||||
| 1831, Oct. 1 (10) | wSamuel Wilson, Weaver | Castle Baynard, 1831-53, Bridge Without, 1853-71 | S. 1833-4, M. 1838-9 | vice J. J. Smith |
| Colonel London Militia 1854-70 (Lieut.-Colonel 1851-4); Upper Bailiff Weavers 1833, 1847, 1864. Died July 7, 1881. | ||||
| 1831, Dec. 7 | Michael Scales, Butcher | (See Feb., 1831) | vice Shaw | |
| 1832, Jan. 3 (and sworn) | w (fn. 3) William Hughes Hughes, Cordwainer | Portsoken, 1832, Bread Street, 1843-8 | vice Shaw | |
| Took name Hughes in lieu of his patronymic Hewitt, May, 1825; M.P. Oxford 1830-2, 1833-7 (contested 1826, 1832, 1837); Sheriff Hants 1843; Master Cordwainers 1843-4. Died October 10, 1874. | ||||
| 1832, Jan. 7 (18) | tSir Chapman Marshall, Innholder | Bridge, 1832-59 | S. 1830-1, M. 1839-40 | vice Garratt |
| Knighted March 9, 1831; Co. Co. Vintry 1817-32; Master Innholders 1835-6; President Commercial Travellers' Society 1833-62. Died January 9, 1862. | ||||
| 1833, Feb. 18 (26) | w(D) (fn. 16) James Harmer, Spectaclemaker | Farringdon Without, 1833-40 | S. 1833-4 | vice Waithman |
| Co. Co. Farringdon Without 1825-33; Master Spectaclemakers 1831-2, 1843-4. Died June 12, 1853. | ||||
| 1833, June 28 | Michael Scales, Butcher | (See Feb., 1831) | vice Hughes | |
| 1833, Oct. 29 (and sworn) [Court] | tThomas Johnson, Cooper | Portsoken, 1833-44 | S. 1838-9, M. 1840-1 | vice Hughes |
| Died September 8, 1819; adm. November, 1819. | ||||
| 1834, June 4 (13) | tJohn Pirie, Plaisterer | Cornhill, 1834-51 | S. 1831-2, M. 1841-2 | vice Flower |
| Created Baronet April, 1842; Contested London 1841; Candidate for Chamberlain 1843; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1842-51; Master Plaisterers 1828-9. Died February 27, 1851. | ||||
| 1835, Jan. 29 (Feb. 17) | wThomas Wood, Framework Knitter | Cordwainer, 1835-47 | S. 1838-9 | vice C. Smith |
| Co. Co. Cordwainer 1828 (Deputy 1833)-35; Clerk Justices Guildhall 1848-55; Master Framework Knitters 1837-8. Died June 24, 1855. | ||||
| 1835, Feb. 9 (17) | wJohn Lainson, Spectaclemaker | Bread Street, 1835-43 | S. 1835-6 | vice Glyn |
| Contested East Surrey 1832; Master Spectaclemakers 1812-3. Died June 17, 1844. | ||||
| 1835, Nov. 19 | wDavid Salomons, Cooper | (see 1847) | vice Thorp | |
| 1835, Dec. 8 (17) | wJohn Humphery, Tallow Chandler (fn. 17) | Aldgate, 1835-63 [Contested Aldgate November 1835] | S. 1832-3, M. 1842-3 | vice Thorp |
| M.P. Southwark 1832-52; Candidate for Chamberlain 1844; Governor Irish Society 1843-63; Metropolitan Board of Works 1857-63; Thames Conservancy Board 1857-63; Master Tallow-Chandlers 1838-9, 1858-9. Died September 28, 1863. | ||||
| 1835, Dec. 9 (17) | wJames White, Weaver | Bassishaw, 1835-41 | vice Ansley | |
| M.P. Plymouth 1857-9 (contested 1859), Brighton 1860-71 (contested 1874). Died January 9, 1883. | ||||
| 1838, Mar. 21 (April 10) | (fn. 18) William Magnay, Stationer | Vintry, 1838-57 | S. 1841-2, M. 1843-4 | vice Winchester |
| Created Baronet October, 1844; Treasurer Honourable Artillery Company 1843-57 (Major 1845-8); Master Stationers 1817-8. Died April 3, 1871. | ||||
| 1838, Nov. 3 (20) | Michael Gibbs, Fishmonger | Walbrook, 1838-51 | S. 1840-1, M. 1844-5 | vice Atkins |
| Co. Co. Walbrook 1818 (Deputy 1832)-38. Died June 9, 1858. | ||||
| 1839, Oct. 12 (22) | John Johnson, Spectaclemaker | Dowgate, 1839-48 | S. 1836-7, M. 1845-6 | vice Scholey |
| Contested Plymouth 1841, London 1847; Master Spectaclemakers 1833-4, 1837-40. Died December 30, 1848. | ||||
| 1839, Dec. 23 (Jan. 21, 1840) | Sir George Carroll, Spectaclemaker | Candlewick, 1839-60 | S. 1837-8, M. 1846-7 | vice Birch |
| Knighted November 9, 1837; President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1854-60; Master Spectaclemakers 1844-6. Died December 19, 1860. | ||||
| 1840, Aug. 8 (28) | John Kinnersley Hooper, Vintner | Queenhithe, 1840-54 | S. 1842-3, M. 1847-8 | vice Venables |
| Co. Co. Queenhithe 1831 (Deputy 1835)-40; President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1848-54; Master Vintners 1849. Died April 17, 1854. | ||||
| 1840, Dec. 1 (8) | Sir James Duke, Spectaclemaker (fn. 19) | Farringdon Without, 1840-73 | S. 1836-7, M. 1848-9 | vice Harmer |
| Knighted April 5, 1837; created Baronet October, 1849; Co. Co. Billingsgate 1831-40; M.P. Boston 1837-49, London 1849-65; President Honourable Artillery Company 1868-73 (Vice-President 1854-68); Master Spectaclemakers 1840-1, 1847-8, 1849-50, 1860-1, Salters 1853-4, Loriners 1855-6. Died May 28, 1873. | ||||
| 1841, May 14 (June 8) | Thomas Farncomb, Tallow-Chandler | Bassishaw, 1841-59 | S. 1840-1, M. 1849-50 | vice White |
| Contested Southwark 1830; Master Tallow-Chandlers 1845-6. Died September 23, 1865. | ||||
| 1842, Nov. 4 (18) | John Musgrove, Clothworker | Broad Street, 1842-72 | S. 1843-4, M. 1850-1 | vice Cowan |
| Created Baronet July, 1851; Co. Co. Broad Street 1835-42; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1851-81; Master Clothworkers 1843, 1862. Died October 5, 1881. | ||||
| 1843, May 31 (June 10) | William Hunter, Upholder | Coleman Street, 1843-56 | S. 1844-5, M. 1851-2 | vice Heygate |
| Co. Co. Coleman Street 1825-43; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1842-3; Master Upholders 1845-6. Died September 22, 1856. | ||||
| 1843, Oct. 6 (17) | Thomas Challis, Butcher | Cripplegate, 1843-74 | S. 1846-7, M. 1852-3 | vice Sir M. Wood |
| M.P. Finshury 1852-7; Master Butchers 1839-40. Died August 20, 1874. | ||||
| 1843, Oct. 18 (31) | William Hughes Hughes, Cordwainer | (see 1832) | vice Lainson | |
| 1844, Sept. 26 (Oct. 9) | Thomas Sidney, Girdler | Billingsgate, 1844-80 | S. 1844-5, M. 1853-4 | vice Brown |
| Co. Co. Farringdon Without 1843-4; M.P. Stafford 1847-52, 1860-5; contested Leeds 1852, Worcester 1857, Stafford 1859; Metropolitan Board of Works 1874-5; Master Girdlers 1849. Died March 10, 1889. | ||||
| 1844, Sept. 27 | David Salomons, Cooper | (see 1847) | vice T. Johnson | |
| 1844, Oct. 21 (29) | (D) Francis Graham Moon, Stationer (fn. 20) | Portsoken, 1844-71, Bridge Without, 1871 | S. 1843-4, M. 1854-5 | vice T. Johnson |
| Created Baronet April, 1855; Co. Co. Broad Street 1831-44; Master Loriners 1854-5, Stationers 1855-6. Died October 13, 1871. | ||||
| 1847, Dec. 6 (14) | (D) (fn. 21) David Salomons, Cooper | Aldgate, 1835, Portsoken, 1844, Cordwainer, 1847-73 | S. 1835-6, M. 1855-6 | vice T. Wood |
| Created Baronet October, 1869; M.P. Greenwich 1851-2, 1859-73; contested Shereham 1837, Maldstone 1841, Greenwich 1847, 1852; Sheriff Kent 1839-40; Master Coopers 1841-2. Died July 18, 1873. | ||||
| 1848, Jan. 10 (18) | Thomas Quested Finnis, Bowyer | Tower, 1848-83 | S. 1848-9, M. 1856-7 | vice Lucas |
| Co. Co. Tower 1833 (Deputy 1838)-48; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1843-4; Metropolitan Board of Works 1863-6; Thames Conservancy Board 1872-83; Master Bowyers 1856-8; Treasurer Sons of Clergy 1874-82. Died November 29, 1883. | ||||
| 1848, Apr. 15 (May 2) | William Lawrence, Carpenter | Bread Street, 1848-55 | S. 1849-50 | vice Hughes |
| Co. Co. Bread Street 1832-48; Master Carpenters 1848-9. Died November 25, 1855. | ||||
| 1849, Jan. 11 (Feb. 6) | Robert Walter Carden, Cutler | Dowgate, 1849-71, Bridge Without, 1871-88 | S. 1850-1, M. 1857-8 | vice J. Johnson |
| Knighted July 17, 1851; created Baronet June, 1887; M.P. Gloucester 1857-9, Barnstaple 1880-5; contested St. Albans 1850, Gloucester 1859, Marylebone 1861, Reading 1868, Barnstaple 1880; Master Cutlers 1853-4, 1865-6, 1876-7. Died January 19, 1888. | ||||
| 1851, Feb. 12 (18) | David Williams Wire, Innholder (fn. 22) | Walbrook, 1851-60 | S. 1853-4, M. 1858-9 | vice Gibbs |
| Co. Co. Walbrook 1832-51; contested Boston 1847, 1849, 1851, Greenwich 1851; Master Girdlers 1859. Died November 9, 1860. | ||||
| 1851, Mar. 10 (25) | John Carter, Clockmaker | Cornhill, 1851-78 | S. 1852-3, M. 1859-60 | vice Pirie |
| Co. Co. Cornhill 1842-51; Master Clockmakers 1857, 1860, 1865. Died May 8, 1878. | ||||
| 1851, May 10 (20) | (D*) (fn. 23) William Cubitt, Fishmonger | Langbourn, 1851-63 | S. 1847-8, M. 1860-2 | vice Sir C. S. Hunter |
| M.P. Andover 1847-61, 1862-3; contested London 1861; President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1861-3; Metropolitan Board of Works 1856-60; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1863. Died October 28, 1863. | ||||
| 1853, July 4 (12) | Henry Muggeridge, Innholder | Castle Baynard, 1853-62 | S. 1854-5 | vice Key |
| Knighted May 1, 1855; Co. Co. Castle Baynard 1843-53; Master Innholders 1863-4. Died June 27, 1866. | ||||
| 1854, Mar. 25 (April 11) | Richard Hartley Kennedy, Clockmaker | Cheap, 1854-8. | S. 1855-6 | vice Thompson |
| Contested Inverness Boroughs 1847; Physician-General Bombay Army 1842-3; President of Ethnological Society 1856-7. Died July 24, 1865. | ||||
| 1854, May 4 (30) | William Anderson Rose, Spectaclemaker (fn. 24) | Queenhithe, 1854-81 | S. 1855-6, M. 1862-3 | vice Hooper |
| Knighted August 3, 1867; Co. Co. Queenhithe 1849-54; M.P. Southampton 1862-5; contested Newport (Isle of Wight) 1857, Southampton 1865; Governor Irish Society 1863-73; Colonel London Militia 1870-81 (Lieut.-Colonel 1869-70); Master Spectaclemakers 1857-8, 1877-8; Loriners 1866-7; Wax-chandlers 1872-4. Died June 9, 1881. | ||||
| 1855, Sept. 19 (29) | Edward Eagleton, Haberdasher | Farringdon Within, 1855-7 | vice Kelly | |
| Co. Co. Farringdon Within 1821-7, 1830 (Deputy 1847)-55; Chairman City Lands Committee 1843-4; Master Haberdashers 1851. Died October 16, 1860. | ||||
| 1855, Dec. 8 (18) | William Lawrence, Carpenter (fn. 25) | Bread Street, 1855-95, Bridge Without, 1895-7 | S. 1857-8, M. 1863-4 | vice Lawrence |
| Knighted August 12, 1887; M.P. London 1865-74, 1880-5; contested London 1874, South Paddington 1885; Metropolitan Board of Works 1860-3; Master Carpenters 1856-7; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1874-5. Died April 18, 1897. | ||||
| 1856, Oct. 3 (13) | (D) (fn. 26) Warren Stormes Hale, Tallow-chandler | Coleman Street, 1856-72 | S. 1858-9, M. 1864-5 | vice W. Hunter |
| Co. Co. Coleman Street 1825 (Deputy 1850)-56; Thames Conservancy Board 1857-72; Master Tallow-chandlers 1849-50, 1861-2. Died August 23, 1872. | ||||
| 1857, June 15 (24) | Benjamin Samuel Phillips, Spectaclemaker | Farringdon Within, 1857-88 | S. 1859-60, M. 1865-6 | vice Eagleton |
| Knighted December 28, 1866; Co. Co. Farringdon Within 1846-57; Master Spectaclemakers 1867-8, 1879-80. Died October 9, 1889. | ||||
| 1857, June 30 (July 4) | Thomas Gabriel, Goldsmith | Vintry, 1857-91 | S. 1859-60, M. 1866-7 | vice Magnay |
| Created Baronet August, 1867; Chairman Surrey Commercial Docks Company 1878-80; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1875-6. Died February 23, 1891. | ||||
| 1858, Mar. 11 (30) | William Ferneley Allen, Stationer | Cheap, 1858-77 | S. 1857-8, M. 1867-8 | vice Kennedy |
| Treasurer Honourable Artillery Company 1865-77. Died May 22, 1877. | ||||
| 1858, Apr. 7 (27) | (D) (fn. 27) John Joseph Mechi, Loriner | Lime Street, 1858-66 | S. 1856-7 | vice Farebrother |
| Master Loriners 1860-3. Died December 26, 1880. | ||||
| 1859, Apr. 16 (May 3) | Edward Conder, Wheelwright | Bassishaw, 1859-64 | S. 1858-9 | vice Farncomb |
| Co. Co. Walbrook 1838 (Deputy 1854)-59: Master Wheelwrights 1837-8, 1858-9. Died January 12, 1865. | ||||
| 1859, Oct. 6 (18) | James Abbiss, Blacksmith | Bridge, 1859-67 | S. 1860-1 | vice Marshall |
| Prime Warden Blacksmiths 1863-3. Died July 7, 1882. | ||||
| 1860, Nov. 23 (Dec. 4) | James Clarke Lawrence, Carpenter (fn. 28) | Walbrook, 1860-97, Bridge Without, 1897 | S. 1862-3, M. 1868-9 | vice Wire |
| Created Baronet December, 1869; M.P. Lambeth 1865, 1868-85; contested Lambeth 1865, North Lambeth 1885, West Carmarthenshire 1886: President Bethlem and Bridewell 1868-97; Master Carpenters 1860-1; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1888-9. Died May 21, 1897. | ||||
| 1861, Jan. 1 (15) | Thomas Dakin, Spectaclemaker (fn. 29) | Candlewick, 1861-89 | S. 1864-5, M. 1870-1 | vice Carroll |
| Knighted April 22, 1872; Co. Co. Candlewick 1842 (Deputy 1854)-61; contested Thetford 1865; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1850-1; Thames Conservancy Board 1857-61, 1863-89; Master Spectaclemakers 1865-6, 1876-7; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1883-4. Died May 24, 1889. | ||||
| 1861, Dec. 13 (21) | Robert Besley, Loriner | Aldersgate, 1861-76 | S. 1864-5, M. 1869-70 | vice Laurie |
| Co. Co. Aldersgate 1854-61; Master Loriners 1865-6. Died December 18, 1876. | ||||
| 1862, Mar. 13 (22) | Sills John Gibbons, Salter | Castle Baynard, 1862-75 | S. 1865-6, M. 1871-2 | vice Muggeridge |
| Created Baronet March, 1872; Co. Co. Castle Baynard 1858-62; contested London 1868; Metropolitan Board of Works 1868-71; Master Salters 1863-4, 1874-5. Died January 11, 1876. | ||||
| 1863, Jan. 30 (Feb. 17) | Sydney Hedley Waterlow, Stationer (fn. 30) | Langbourn, 1863-83 | S. 1866-7, M. 1872-3 | vice Cubitt |
| Knighted August 3, 1867; Created Baronet July, 1873; K.C.V.O., November 1902; Co. Co. Broad Street 1857-63; M.P. Dumfrieshire 1868-9 (contested 1869), Maidstone 1874-80 (contested 1880), Gravesend 1880-5; contested Southwark 1870, Mid-Kent 1885; Governor Irish Society 1873-83; Treasurer St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1874-92; Candidate for London School Board (Marylebone) 1870: Master Stationers 1872-3; Deputy-Chairman L.C. and D. Railway 1874-99. Died August 3, 1906. | ||||
| 1863, Oct. 8 (20) | Andrew Lusk, Spectaclemaker (fn. 31) | Aldgate, 1863-92, Bridge Without, 1892-5 | S. 1860-1, M. 1873-4 | vice Humphery |
| Created Baronet August, 1874; Co. Co. Aldgate 1857-63; M.P. Finsbury 1865-85; Thames Conservancy Board 1864-5, 1870-1; Master Spectaclemakers 1869-71, 1891; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1887-8. Died June 21, 1909. | ||||
| 1864, Mar. 22 (April 5) | David Henry Stone, Spectaclemaker (fn. 32) | Bassishaw, 1864-90 | S. 1867-8, M. 1874-5 | vice Conder |
| Treasurer St. Thomas' Hospital 1877-90; Treasurer Honourable Artillery Company 1880-90; Metropolitan Board of Works 1866-8, 1871-4, Treasurer Sons of Clergy 1882-90; Master Spectaclemakers 1868-9, Haberdashers 1872-3, Tallow-Chandlers 1871-2, 1876-7, Coopers 1874-6. Died February 26, 1890. | ||||
| 1866, Aug. 13 (Sept. 25) | William James Richmond Cotton, Haberdasher (fn. 33) | Lime Street, 1866-88, Bridge Without, 1888-92 | S. 1868-9, M. 1875-6 | vice Mechi |
| Knighted July 5, 1892; City Chamberlain 1892-1902; M.P. London 1874-85; contested Southwark 1868, London 1885; London School Board (City) 1870-9; Thames Conservancy Board 1889-92; Master Haberdashers 1874-5, Saddlers 1875-6, 1880-1, Turners 1891-3. Died June 4, 1902. | ||||
| 1867, Sept. 30 (Oct. 22) | Joseph Causton, Skinner | Bridge, 1867-71 [Contested Cheap 1858] | S. 1869-70 | vice Abbiss |
| Knighted December 11, 1869; Co. Co. Billingsgate 1848-67; Master Skinners 1861. Died May 27, 1871. | ||||
| 1868, Apr. 27 (May 12) | Thomas Scambler Owden, Innholder (fn. 34) | Bishopsgate, 1868-89 | S. 1870-1, M. 1877-8 | vice Copeland |
| Knighted November 27, 1878; Co. Co. Bishopsgate 1846 (Deputy 1862)-68; Master Innholders 1853-4, Loriners 1882. Died January 9, 1889. | ||||
| 1871, Apr. 14 (25) | Thomas White, Feltmaker | Portsoken, 1871-83 | S. 1872-3, M. 1876-7 | vice Wilson |
| Knighted August 4, 1873. Died March 8, 1883. | ||||
| 1871, June 12 (27) | Charles Whetham, Leatherseller | Bridge, 1871-85 | S. 1873-4, M. 1878-9 | vice Causton |
| Knighted August 6, 1874; Co. Co. Bridge 1843 (Deputy 1865)-71; contested Bridport 1875; Metropolitan Board of Works 1883-4; Thames Conservancy Board 1883-5; Chairman London & Blackwall Railway Company 1870-85; Master Leathersellers 1873-4. Died September 4, 1885. | ||||
| 1871, Nov. 11 (Dec. 5) | Francis Wyatt Truscott, Stationer (fn. 35) | Dowgate, 1871-95 | S. 1871-2, M. 1879-80 | vice Moon |
| Knighted March 14, 1872; Co. Co. Dowgate 1859-71; contested Dudley 1865, Gravesend 1880; Chairman City Lands Committee 1863-4; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1867-8; Metropolitan Board of Works 1875-9, 1888-9; Thames Conservancy Board 1885-95; Master Stationers 1879-80, 1887-8, Vintners 1880-1, 1892-3, Haberdashers 1883-4. Died March 3, 1895. | ||||
| 1872, Sept. 3 (17) | (D) William Mcarthur, Spectaclemaker | Coleman Street, 1872-87 | S. 1867-8, M. 1880-1 | vice Hale |
| K.C.M.G. November, 1882; M.P. Lambeth 1868-85; contested Pontefract 1865, West Newington 1885; Master Spectaclemakers 1875-6, 1880-1. Died November 16, 1887. | ||||
| 1872, Oct. 8 (22) | John Whittaker Ellis, Merchant Taylor | Broad Street, 1872-1909 | S. 1874-5, M. 1881-2 | vice Musgrove |
| Created Baronet May, 1882; Co. Co. Broad Street 1864-72; M.P. MidSurrey 1884-5, Surrey (Kingston Division) 1885-92; Sheriff Surrey 1899; Governor Irish Society 1883-93; Master Merchant Taylors 1884-5. Died September 20, 1912. | ||||
| 1873, June 10 (July 1) | James Figgins, Stationer | Farringdon Without, 1878-82 | S. 1865-6 | vice Duke |
| Co. Co. Farringdon Without 1863-68; M.P. Shrewsbury 1868-74 (contested 1874); Metropolitan Board of Works 1879-81; Master Stationers 1880-1. Died June 12, 1884. | ||||
| 1873, Aug. 1 (Sept. 16) | John Paterson, Baker | Cordwainer, 1873-5 | S. 1870 | vice Salomons |
| Co. Co. Aldersgate 1863-73; Master Bakers 1874-5. Died October 8, 1875. | ||||
| 1874, Aug. 31 (Sept. 15) | Henry Edmund Knight, Spectaclemaker, (fn. 36) translated to Fishmongers January 8, 1887 | Cripplegate, 1874. | S. 1875-6, M. 1882-3 | vice Challis |
| Knighted December 31, 1883; Co. Co. Cripplegate Within 1867-74; contested West Marylebone 1885; Candidate for London School Board (City) 1870; Master Fruiterers 1879-80, Loriners 1882-3. | ||||
| 1875, Sept. 25 (Nov. 8) | Simeon Charles Hadley, Baker (fn. 37) | Castle Baynard, 1875-84 | S. 1876-7 | vice Gibbons |
| Co. Co. Castle Baynard 1862-4, 1866-75; Metropolitan Board of Works 1881-3; Master Bakers 1888-9, Broderers 1877-9, 1883-4. Died May 15, 1890. | ||||
| 1875, Oct. 20 (Nov. 8) | George Swan Nottage, Spectaclemaker (fn. 38) | Cordwainer, 1875-85 | S. 1877-8, M. 1684-5 [Elected S. 1876] | vice Paterson |
| Master Carpenters 1884-5. Died April 11, 1885. | ||||
| 1876 Dec. 24 (Jan. 16, 1877) | John Staples, Leatherseller (fn. 39) | Aldersgate, 1876-88 | S. 1877-8, M. 1885-6 | vice Besley |
| K.C.M.G. November, 1886; Co. Co. Aldersgate 1865-76; Metropolitan Board of Works 1884-5, 1886-8; Master Leathersellers 1885-6, Pewterers 1876-7. Died January 16, 1888. | ||||
| 1877, June 4 1877, August 11 1877, October 3 | (D*) (fn. 40) Sir John Bennett, Spectaclemaker (fn. 41) | Cheap, 1877 [Contested Cordwainer 1873, 1875] | S. 1871-2 | vice Allen |
| Knighted March 14, 1872; Co. Co. Cheap 1860-88 (Deputy 1874-7); contested Greenwich 1873, Maldon 1874, Wilts (Cricklade Division) 1886; London School Board (City 1872-3, 1876-9, Southwark 1885-8, contested City 1873, 1879, 1882); Master Loriners 1877-8. Died July 3, 1897. | ||||
| 1877, Oct. 23 (and sworn) [Court] | Edgar Breffit, Cooper | Cheap, 1877-82 | S. 1875-6 | vice Allen |
| Co. Co. Dowgate 1865 (Deputy 1874)-77; Master Coopers 1880-1. Died October 18, 1882. | ||||
| 1878, May 21 (June 3) | (D) Robert Nicholas Fowler, Spectaclemaker (fn. 42) | Cornhill, 1878-91 | S. 1880-1, M. 1883-4, 1885 | vice Carter |
| Created Baronet July, 1885; M.P. Penryn 1868-1874 (contested 1866, 1874), London 1880-91 (contested 1865); Metropolitan Board of Works 1885-6; Treasurer University College, London 1887-91; Master Spectaclemakers 1871-3; Salters 1885-6: Loriners 1886-7. Died May 22, 1891. | ||||
| 1880, July 2 (13) | Reginald Hanson, Merchant Taylor (fn. 43) | Billingsgate, 1880-1905 | S. 1881-2, M. 1886-7 | vice Sidney |
| Knighted June 29, 1882; created Baronet June, 1887; Co. Co. Billingsgate 1873-80; M.P. London 1891-1900; London School Board (City), 1882-5; London County Council (West Marylebone), 1889-92; Hon. Colonel London Militia (4th Battn. Royal Fusiliers), 1882-1905; Thames Conservancy Board 1892-7, 1898-1905; Treasurer Sons of Clergy 1890-1905; Chairman London Chamber of Commerce 1886-7; Master Merchant Taylors 1889-90, Shipwrights 1883-4, Spectaclemakers 1899-1900. Died April 19, 1905. | ||||
| 1881, June 22 (July 5) | John Walker, Spectaclemaker | Queenhithe, 1881-2 | vice Rose | |
| Co. Co. Queenhithe, 1863-81. Died September 18, 1882. | ||||
| 1882, May 9 (June 27) | Polydore de Keyser, Spectaclemaker (fn. 44) | Farringdon Without, 1882-92 | S. 1882-3, M. 1887-8 | vice Figgins |
| Knighted December 4, 1888; Co. Co. Farringdon Without 1868-74, 1877-82; Master Spectaclemakers 1891-2; Poulters 1891-2. Died January 14, 1898. | ||||
| 1882, Sept. 29 (Oct. 17) | Herbert Jameson Waterlow, Stationer (fn. 45) | Queenhithe, 1882-7 | S. 1880-1 | vice Walker |
| [Contested Farringdon Without 1882] | ||||
| 1882, Oct. 31 (Nov. 8) | James Whitehead, Fanmaker (fn. 46) | Cheap, 1882-96 | S. 1884-5, M. 1888-9 | vice Breffit |
| Created Baronet, November, 1889; M.P. Leicester 1892-4; contested North Westmorland 1885, 1886; Sheriff County London 1890; Master Fanmakers 1884-5, Fruiterers 1890-2. | ||||
| 1883, Mar. 21 (April 17) | Henry Aaron Isaacs, Loriner (fn. 47) | Portsoken, 1883-91 | S. 1886-7, M. 1889-90 | vice White |
| Knighted August 5, 1887; Co. Co. Aldgate 1862-83; Chairman City Lands Commission 1869-70; Master Loriners 1880-1, 1896. Died August 2, 1909. | ||||
| 1883, Sept. 21 (29) | Joseph Savory, Goldsmith (fn. 48) | Langbourn, 1883-98, Bridge Without, 1898- | S. 1882-3, M. 1890-1 | vice Sir S. Waterlow |
| Created Baronet September, 1891; M.P. North Westmorland 1892-1900 (contested 1900); London School Board (City) 1890-4 (candidate 1888); Master Shipwrights 1901-2, Clockmakers 1888-9, 1890-1, 1911-2, Gardeners 1891-2, Poulters 1886-8. | ||||
| 1883, Dec. 12 (20) | Edward James Gray, Clothworker (fn. 49) | Tower, 1883-91 | S. 1888-9 | vice Finnis |
| Co. Co. Tower, 1881-3. Died May 7, 1892. | ||||
| 1884, June 19 (July 10) | David Evans, Haberdasher (fn. 50) | Castle Baynard, 1884-1907 | S. 1885-6, M. 1891-2 | vice Hadley |
| K.C.M.G. July, 1892; Co. Co. Cordwainer 1874-84; Thames Conservancy Board 1905-7; Master Haberdashers 1895-6, Broderers 1896-7, 1905-6. Died August 14, 1907. | ||||
| 1885, Apr. 24 (May 12) | Phineas Cowan, Broderer (fn. 51) | Cordwainer, 1885-92 [Contested Tower 1883] | S. 1883-4 | vice Nottage |
| Contested Tower Hamlets (Whitechapel) 1885; Master Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers 1895-8. Died October 22, 1899. | ||||
| 1885, Sept. 18 (29) | Stuart Knill, Goldsmith (fn. 52) | Bridge, 1885-97, Bridge Without, 1897-8 | S. 1889-90, M. 1892-3 | vice Whetham |
| Created Baronet August, 1893; Thames Conservancy Board 1895-8; Master Plumbers 1886-7, 1892-5. Died November 19, 1898. | ||||
| 1887, Mar. 22 (April 19) | George Robert Tyler, Stationer (fn. 53) | Queenhithe, 1887-97 | S. 1891-2, M. 1893-4 | vice H. J. Waterlow |
| Created Baronet July, 1894; Co. Co. Queenhithe 1877 (Deputy 1886)-87; Master Stationers 1893-4, 1895. Died November 26, 1897. | ||||
| 1887, Nov. 26 (Dec. 6) | James Ebenezer Saunders, Fishmonger (fn. 54) | Coleman Street, 1887-8 | vice McArthur | |
| Co. Co. Coleman Street, 1856 (Deputy 1875)-87; contested Greenwich 1880, Kent (Dartford Division) 1885, 1886; Metropolitan Board of Works 1863-88; London School Board (Greenwich) 1876-85; Master Shipwrights 1884-5, Wheelwrights 1873-4, 1892-3. Died November 24, 1909. | ||||
| 1888, Jan. 26 (Feb. 14) | Joseph Renals, Spectaclemaker (fn. 55) | Aldersgate, 1888-1907 | S. 1892-3, M. 1894-5 | vice Staples |
| Knighted July 14, 1893; created Baronet September 1895; Co. Co. Aldersgate 1885-88; Master Fruiterers 1895-6. Died November 1, 1907. | ||||
| 1888, Feb. 3 (14) | Walter Henry Wilkin, Broderer (fn. 56) | Lime Street, 1888- | S. 1892-3, M. 1895-6 | vice Carden |
| Knighted July 14, 1893, K.C.M.G., November, 1896; Co. Co. Lime Street, 1876-88; Thames Conservancy Board 1898-1909; Master Broderers 1895-6, Barbers 1885-6, Coachmakers 1895-6. | ||||
| 1888, May 7 (15) | George Faudel Phillips, Spectaclemaker (fn. 57) | Farringdon Within, 1888-1912 [Contested Cordwainer 1885] | S. 1884-5, M. 1896-7 | vice Phillips |
| Took name Faudel-Phillips December 23, 1895; created Baronet August, 1897; G.C.I.E. October, 1897; contested West Herts 1885; Sheriff County London 1895; Sheriff Herts 1900; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1897-1912; Governor Irish Society 1893-1906; Master Spectaclemakers 1893-4, 1896-7. | ||||
| 1888, Dec. 6 (18) | Edward Hart, Loriner (fn. 58) | Coleman Street, 1888-94 | vice Saunders | |
| Co. Co. Coleman Street 1863 (Deputy 1887)-88; Chairman City Lands Committee 1874-5; Master Loriners 1884-5, Butchers 1884-5. Died November 28, 1894. | ||||
| 1889, Jan. 22 (Feb. 4) | Horatio David Davies, Spectaclemaker (fn. 59) | Bishopsgate, 1889-1912 | S. 1887-8, M. 1897-8 | vice Owden |
| K.C.M.G. November, 1898; Co. Co. Cheap 1885-89; M.P. Rochester 1892-3, Chatham 1895-1906; Master Spectaclemakers 1892-3, 1897-8, Shipwrights 1902-3, Loriners 1907-8. Died September 18, 1912. | ||||
| 1889, June 3 (17) | John Voce Moore, Loriner (fn. 60) | Candlewick, 1889-1902 [Contested Bridge 1885] | S. 1893-4, M. 1898-9 | vice Dakin |
| Knighted July 13, 1894; Co. Co. Candlewick 1870-89; Master Loriners 1894-5. Died February 12, 1904. | ||||
| 1890, Mar. 12 (25) | Alfred James Newton, Fanmaker (fn. 61) | Bassishaw, 1890- | S. 1888-9, M. 1899-1900 | vice Stone |
| Created Baronet May, 1900; contested West Southwark 1900; Governor Irish Society 1906-; Master Fanmakers 1899-1900, Girdlers 1898-1900, Framework Knitters 1895-6. | ||||
| 1891, Mar. 9 (20) | Frank Green, Glazier (fn. 62) | Vintry, 1891-1902 | S. 1897-8, M. 1900-1 | vice Gabriel |
| Created Baronet November, 1901; Co. Co. Vintry 1878 (Deputy 1889)-91; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1886-7; Chairman City Lands Committee 1888-9; Master Glaziers 1890-1. Died December 3, 1902. | ||||
| 1891, June 5 (16) | Joseph Cockfield Dimsdale, Grocer | Cornhill, 1891-1902 | S. 1893-4, M. 1901-2 | vice Fowler |
| Knighted July 13, 1894; created Baronet July, 1902; K.C.V.O. November, 1902; Privy Councillor December 16, 1902; City Chamberlain 1902-1912; M.P. London 1900-6; London County Council (City) 1895-1901; Master Grocers 1885-6, 1911-2 Died August 10, 1912. | ||||
| 1891, June 23 (July 7) | Marcus Samuel, Spectaclemaker (fn. 63) | Portsoken, 1891- | S. 1894-5, M. 1902-3 | vice Isaacs |
| Knighted August 6, 1898; created Baronet August, 1903; Master Spectaclemakers 1902-3, Gardeners 1902-3. | ||||
| 1891, Aug. 25 (Sep. 29) | James Thomson Ritchie, Shipwright (fn. 64) | Tower, 1891-1912 | S. 1896-7, M. 1903-4 | vice Gray |
| Knighted August 18, 1897; created Baronet December, 1903; contested London 1902; Thames Conservancy Board 1907-1912; Master Bakers 1903-4. Died September 18, 1912. | ||||
| 1892, Feb. 19 (Mar. 1) | John Pound, Leatherseller (fn. 65) | Aldgate, 1892- | S. 1895-6, M. 1904-5 | vice Cotton |
| Created Baronet July, 1905; Co. Co. Aldgate 1869-92; Master Leathersellers 1893-4, 1903-4; Fruiterers 1901-2; Fanmakers 1891-2. | ||||
| 1892, May 9 (18) | Walter Vaughan Morgan, Cutler (fn. 66) | Cordwainer, 1892- | S. 1900-1, M. 1905-6 | vice Cowan |
| Created Baronet July, 1906; Treasurer Christ's Hospital 1891-1910; Treasurer Sons of Clergy 1905-; Master Cutlers 1911-2. | ||||
| 1892, June 7 (16) | William Purdie Treloar, Loriner (fn. 67) | Farringdon Without, 1892- | S. 1899-1900, M. 1906-7 | vice de Keyser |
| Knighted March 29, 1900; created Baronet July, 1907; Co. Co. Farringdon Without 1881-92; Master Loriners 1900-1, Butchers 1909-10. | ||||
| 1894, Apr. 25 (May 8) | John Charles Bell, Fanmaker, (fn. 68) translated to Haberdashers May 14, 1907 | Coleman Street, 1894- | S. 1901-2, M. 1907-8 | vice Hart |
| Knighted October 20, 1902; created Baronet July, 1908; Co. Co. Coleman Street 1882-94; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1890-1; Master Fanmakers 1897-8, Glovers 1892-3, 1899-1900, 1907-8. | ||||
| 1895, Mar. 18 (28) | George Wyatt Truscott, Stationer (fn. 69) | Dowgate, 1895- | S. 1902-3, M. 1908-9 | vice Sir F. Truscott |
| Knighted December 18, 1902; created Baronet July 1909; Co. Co. Dowgate 1882-94; Master Stationers 1901-2; Musicians 1908-9; Haberdashers 1911-2. | ||||
| 1895, Oct. 10 (23) | Frederick Prat Alliston, Cordwainer (fn. 70) | Bread Street, 1895-1908 | S. 1898-9 | vice Lusk |
| Knighted November 9, 1908; Co. Co. Bread Street 1878-95; DeputyGoveruor Irish Society 1887-8; London County Council (City) 1901-7 [DeputyChairman 1904-5]; Master Masons 1909-10. Died May 16, 1912. | ||||
| 1896, May 13 (June 9) | Richard Clarence Halse, Currier (fn. 71) | Cheap, 1896-7 [Contested Cordwainer 1885] | vice Whitehead | |
| Co. Co. Cheap 1877 (Deputy 1888)-96; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1884-5; Chairman City Lands Committee 1890-1; Thames Conservancy Board 1890-7; Master Curriers 1896-7; Fanmakers 1894-5. Died December 25, 1897. | ||||
| 1897, May 10 (June 1) | Samuel Green, Tallow-Chandler | Walbrook, 1897-1901 | vice Sir W. Lawrence | |
| Co. Co. Farringdon Without 1861-5. Died April 23, 1901. | ||||
| 1897, June 11 (21) | John Knill, Goldsmith (fn. 72) | Bridge, 1897- | S. 1903-4, M. 1909-10 | vice Sir J. C. Lawrence |
| Succeeded to Baronetcy November 19, 1898; Co. Co. Bridge 1893-7; Master Plumbers 1902-4, 1909-10. | ||||
| 1897, Dec. 11 (20) | Thomas Vezey Strong, Stationer (fn. 73) | Queenhithe, 1897- | S. 1904-5, M. 1910-1 | vice Tyler |
| Knighted June 30, 1905; Privy Councillor July 5, 1911; K.C.V.O. November 1911; Master Stationers 1903-4; Plumbers 1904-5, 1910-3. | ||||
| 1898, Jan. 7 (18) | Henry George Smallman, Fanmaker | Cheap, 1898-1909 | S. 1905-6 | vice Halse |
| Knighted June 30, 1906; Co. Co. Cheap 1888-98; Master Fanmakers 1898-9. | ||||
| 1898, Dec. 8 (16) | Thomas Boor Crosby, Turner (fn. 74) | Langbourn, 1898- | S. 1906-7, M. 1911-2 | vice Sir S. Knill |
| Knighted June 28, 1907; Co. Co. Langbourn 1877-98; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1912; Master Turners 1900-1; Apothecaries 1911-2. | ||||
| 1901, May 3 (14) | Howard Carlile Morris, Carpenter (fn. 75) | Walbrook, 1901-6 | vice S. Green | |
| Co. Co. Walbrook 1884-1901; Master Fanmakers 1905-6. Died May 15, 1906. | ||||
| 1902, July 24 (August 5) | David Burnett, Loriner (fn. 76) | Candlewick, 1902- | S. 1907-8, M. 1912-3 | vice Moore |
| Knighted June 26, 1908; Co. Co. Candlewick 1888-1902; Chairman City Lands Committee 1897-8. | ||||
| 1902, Dec. 16 (January 13, 1903) | William Charles Simmons, Grocer | Vintry, 1902-9 | vice Sir F. Green | |
| Co. Co. Vintry 1877 (Deputy 1894)-1902; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1883-4. | ||||
| 1902, Dec. 16 (January 13, 1903) | Walter Murray Guthrie, Merchant Taylor | Cornhill, 1902-9 | vice Dimsdale | |
| M.P. Tower Hamlets (Bow and Bromley Division) 1899-1906. Died April 24, 1911. | ||||
| 1905, May 4 (16) | Francis Stanhope Hanson, Merchant Taylor | Billingsgate, 1905-10 | S. 1908-9 | vice Sir R. Hanson |
| Knighted June 26, 1909; London County Council (City) 1907-10. Died March 17, 1910. | ||||
| 1906, May 29 (June 19) | Francis Howse, Glass Seller (fn. 77) | Walbrook, 1906-9 | vice Morris | |
| London School Board (Hackney) 1891-4, 1897 (Candidate 1888); Mayor Hackney 1905-6. | ||||
| 1906, Nov. 15 (Dec. 4) | Sir Horatio David Davies, K.C.M.G., Spectaclemaker | (see 1889) | re-elected | |
| 1907, Aug. 28 (Sept. 17) | Sir Thomas Vansittart Bowater, Girdler (fn. 78) | Castle Baynard, 1907- | S. 1905-6 | vice Evans |
| Knighted June 30, 1906; Co. Co. Vintry 1899-1907. | ||||
| 1907, Nov. 14 (Dec. 3) | Charles Johnston, Innholder | Aldersgate, 1907- | S. 1910-1 | vice Renals |
| Knighted June 19, 1911; Co. Co. Aldersgate 1900-7. | ||||
| 1908, June 11 (24) | Charles Cheers Wakefield, Haberdasher (fn. 79) | Bread Street, 1908- | S. 1907-8 | vice Alliston |
| Knighted June 26, 1908; Co. Co. Bread Street 1904-8. | ||||
| 1909, May 28 (June 8) | Sir William Henry Dunn, Wheelwright (fn. 80) | Cheap, 1909- [Contested Castle Baynard 1907] | S. 1906-7 | vice Smallman |
| Knighted June 28, 1907; Co. Co. Bishopsgate 1904-9; Master Turners 1911-2. | ||||
| 1909, June 16 (July 13) | Charles Augustin Hanson, Pattenmaker | Broad Street, 1909- | S. 1911-2 | vice Ellis |
| Sheriff Cornwall 1907-8; Master Pattenmakers 1905-7, 1912-13. | ||||
| 1909, July 22 (Sept. 21) | Sir George Joseph Woodman, Framework Knitter (fn. 81) | Walbrook, 1909- [Contested Cheap 1909] | S. 1904-5 | vice Howse |
| Knighted June 30, 1905; Co. Co. Coleman Street 1894 (Deputy 1903)-1909; Master Framework Knitters 1900-1; Wheelwrights 1904-5. | ||||
| 1909, Oct. 5 (19) | Sir Horace Brooks Marshall, Stationer (fn. 82) | Vintry, 1909- [Contested Candlewick 1902] | S. 1901-2 | vice Simmons |
| Knighted October 24, 1902; Co. Co. Farringdon Without 1896-1909; Master Gardeners 1911-2. | ||||
| 1909, Oct. 8 (19) | Edward Ernest Cooper, Musician | Cornhill, 1909- | S. 1912-3 | vice Guthrie |
| Master Musicians 1905-6. | ||||
| 1910, Mar. 3 (15) | James Roll, Horner (fn. 83) | Billingsgate, 1910- | S. 1909-10 | vice Sir F. Hanson |
| Co. Co. Bridge 1903-10; Master Paviors 1909-10. | ||||
| 1912, Jan. 29 | Charles Jones Cuthbertson, Glover | Farringdon Within, 1912 | vice Phillips | |
| Co. Co. Farringdon Within 1889 (Deputy 1901)-12; Master Glovers 1909-10. Died January 29, 1912 (fn. 84) | ||||
| 1912, Feb. 13 | Sir Thomas Henry Brooke-Hitching, Playing-Card Maker (fn. 85) | Farringdon Within, 1912 [Contested Walbrook 1906] | S. 1902-3 | vice Phillips |
| Knighted December 18, 1902; Co. Co. Farringdon Within 1892Contested West Riding, Yorkshire (Elland Division) 1906; London County Council (City) 1904-7; London School Board (City) 1902-4; Master Playing-Card Makers 1905-6; Gold and Silver Wyre-Drawers 1911-2. | ||||
| 1912, Mar. 27 (April 16) | Sir John James Baddeley, Framework-Knitter (fn. 86) | Farringdon Within, 1912- | S. 1908-9 | vice Phillips |
| Knighted June 26, 1909; Co. Co. Cripplegate Without 1886 (Deputy 1899)-1912; Thames Conservancy Board 1906-9: Chairman City Lands Committee 1898-9; Master Framework-Knitters 1906-7. | ||||
| 1912, Oct. 3 (15) | John Humphery, Tallow-Chandler | Tower, 1912- | vice Ritchie | |
| Co. Co. Tower 1902-12. | ||||
| 1912, Oct. 4 (15) | Edward Cecil Moore, Fruiterer | Bishopsgate, 1912- | vice Davies | |