Trinity College, Oxford

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rdf:type	Building or structure of the University of Oxford owl:NamedIndividual Residential college College of the University of Oxford 1555 establishment in England Educational institution established in the 1550s
rdfs:label	Trinity College, Oxford
owl:sameAs	dbr:Trinity_College,_Oxford
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skos:prefLabel	Trinity College, Oxford
skos:altLabel	Oxford Trinity Hertford Trinity College his old college President of Trinity President of Trinity College, Oxford Trinity Coll. Trinity College Chapel, Oxford Trinity College Hall Trinity College Oxford Trinity College, Oxford University
clgo:country	United Kingdom
clgo:isPartOf	University of Oxford
clgo:location	Broad Street, Oxford Oxford Oxfordshire
clgo:motto	(That which you wish to be secret, tell to nobody) Quod tacitum velis nemini dixeris
clgo:namedAfter	Trinity
clgo:numberOfUndergraduateStudents	308
clgo:president	Hilary Boulding
clgo:sisterCollege	Churchill College, Cambridge
clgo:university	University of Oxford
clgo:numberOfGraduateStudents	125
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=almaMater hasValue=Trinity College, Oxford
is clgo:almaMater of	John Molesworth (priest) Michael Goulder Peter Proby Sir Wilfrid Lawson, 3rd Baronet, of Brayton Andrew Hichens Colin Fletcher (bishop) Harold Watson (cricketer, born 1893) Miles Jackson-Lipkin Thomas Stanoe Arthur Comyns Carr Douglas Gairdner Hannibal Potter John Rodney Guest Lewis Page Mercier Mark Chapman (theologian) Philip Eliot (priest) Francis Potter Donald Knight (cricketer) Elkanah Settle Elliot Morres Henry Badeley, 1st Baron Badeley James Simpson (priest) Langford Lovell Price Richard Hornby Somak Raychaudhury Alfred Payne (cricketer, born 1831) Archibald Robertson (atheist) Denys Buckley Derek Henderson Digby Owen Donald MacGillivray Percy Derry William Lucy Alan Melville Alexander Shaw, 2nd Baron Craigmyle Grant David Yeats John Bampton Arthur Stanton (priest) Ernest Roberts (Conservative politician) George Horsey (landowner) John Norris (1685–1752) Leonard Figg Robin Rudd Stephen Gray (musical administrator) Algernon Oldham Jonathan Shaw (British Army officer) Owen Dunell Abdul Razak Baginda Christopher Melville Edward Hoby George Smith (died 1658) Ossie Newton-Thompson Patrick Walker (MI5 officer) William Chillingworth William Lorimer (scholar) Alexander Ramsay of Mar Douglas Sladen Ellis Nuttall J. Redwood Anderson Richard Luyt Stephen Soames Thomas Warton Allen Apsley (Royalist) Etienne de Villiers Henry Devereux, 14th Viscount Hereford Lord Sidney Beauclerk Michael Peat Montague Summers Peter Wildeblood Ross McWhirter Benjamin Bathurst (MP for Gloucester) Anthony Crosland Cholmeley Austen-Leigh Harry James Powell Laura-Jane Foley Charles Gray (judge) John Lewger Oliver St John, 1st Viscount Grandison Archibald Robertson (bishop) Frederick Gore Henry Kett Horatio Mosley Moule John Douglas Sandford Robert Feild Sir Henry Jackson, 2nd Baronet Terence Rattigan William Stuttaford Catherine Gildiner Guy Pedder Henry Bathurst (judge) Martin Peake, 2nd Viscount Ingleby Philip Mitchell (colonial administrator) Richard Foster (painter) Samuel William Wayte Thomas Willis Fleming William Legge, 2nd Earl of Dartmouth William Spenser Henry Moseley Herbert Linnell Herbert Whately ... and more
is clgo:education of	Archibald Robertson (atheist) Peter Wildeblood Ross McWhirter Benjamin Bathurst (MP for Gloucester) Laura-Jane Foley Norris McWhirter John Jope Rogers Alan Anderson (British public servant) Arthur Wilson (writer) David Bradby David Walter (journalist) Fergus Millar Tony Newton, Baron Newton of Braintree Francis Newbery (publisher) Richard Corbett Lois Quam Alec Garden Fraser John Rogers (divine) Frank Luntz Robert Nichols (poet) H. S. Bhabra James Walker (actor) Peter Hesketh-Fleetwood Brad Carson David Frank (media executive) James Harrington (author)
is clgo:employer of	Gail Trimble
is clgo:institution of	Frances Ashcroft John Hammersley I. J. Good Andrew J Scott
is clgo:sisterCollege of	Churchill College, Cambridge
is clgo:university of	Alfred Lawrie Launcelot Percival Arthur Gibson (rugby)

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