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- People who are not members of the British nobility
- Members of the House of Commons
- One of the Estates of the Realm
- In certain British Universities:
- A term for an undergraduate not having a scholarship or exhibition
- As Fellow commoner, a student who may dine with the Fellows
- As Gentleman commoner, a student who paid all fees in advance
- As Mature commoner, an older commoner
- People who share rights over common land
- Members of the The Court of Common Council of the City of London Corporation
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