Trinity Hall, Cambridge

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rdf:type	1350 establishment in England Educational institution established in the 14th century Institution of the University of Cambridge owl:NamedIndividual Residential college College of the University of Cambridge Oxbridge sister college
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skos:prefLabel	Trinity Hall, Cambridge
skos:altLabel	Trinity Master old college Master of Trinity Hall, Cambridge The University of Cambridge (Trinity Hall) Trinity Hall Trinity Hall Cambridge Trinity Hall College Trinity Hall college Trinity Hall, Cambridge University Trinity Hall, Cantab Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge Trinity Hall
clgo:country	United Kingdom
clgo:isPartOf	University of Cambridge
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is clgo:almaMater of	Alfred Brandon (mayor) Peter Bradley (priest) Andrew Marr Armar Lowry-Corry, 5th Earl Belmore Stephen Gardiner Thomas Hughes (cricketer) Thomas Meredith (MP for Kent) Vernon Leese Benjamin Vaughan Frederick James Furnivall John Sidney Smith (legal writer) Matthew Holness A. G. Steel David Bell (publisher) Morley Sewell Nicholas Padfield Robert Cochran-Patrick Sir Henry Oxenden, 4th Baronet Terence Cole (cricketer) Christopher Geidt, Baron Geidt Padamji Ginwala Ronald F. Tylecote Samuel Bristowe Matt Hickey (cricketer) Nigel Southward Sir John Gilmour, 2nd Baronet Travers Humphreys Guy Scott Angus Glennie, Lord Glennie Osbert Salvin Sir Alexander Cockburn, 12th Baronet Thomas Thirlby Anthony Marten Francis Whichcote Henry Milles (cricketer) John Eardley Wilmot Frank Simpson (cricketer) Frederick William Johnston Leslie Stephen Norman Biggs Parviz C. Radji Philip Rutnam Richard Cork William Johnson Galloway Donald Burrows (musicologist) Edward Fancourt Mitchell Joseph Jackson Howard Keith Snell Nash Grose Robin Maugham Edmund Bolton John Thomas, Baron Thomas of Cwmgiedd Paul Williams (Conservative politician) Stanley Bruce Thomas Edwards (legal writer) Thomas Newbold (New York politician) David Oliver (doctor) Peter Oliver, Baron Oliver of Aylmerton Zafar Ansari Charles Ferguson-Davie Edmund Lawson Galen Strawson Michael Barne (politician) Robert Tombs Sir Rowland Whitehead, 5th Baronet Alexander Lyle-Samuel Eugene Cotran George Bramston John Morris, Baron Morris of Borth-y-Gest Leonard Wilson Forster Tom James James Clifton Brown Cyril Taylor (educationist) Dick Sheppard (priest) Radclyffe Cadman Frank George Griffith Carr William Seymour (cricketer) Caroline S. Hill John Barnsdale Khawaja Nazimuddin Maneck Dalal Michael Milner, 2nd Baron Milner of Leeds Augustine Birrell John Mitting Ross Clark (journalist) James MacKinnon (cricketer) John Heaton-Armstrong John Meyrick Milton Sharp Ralph Kilner Brown Stephen Russell (cricketer) William Clerk (jurist) George Bridgetower Henry Jenner (bishop) V. K. Rajah William Adams (lawyer) David Isaac David Scott (priest) Edward Beck (academic) Lionel Elvin ... and more
is clgo:education of	Andrew Marr Katrina Porteous Sir Charles Dilke, 2nd Baronet Arthur Hay Stewart Reid Stephan Körner Walter Mytton Colvin Mark Tully Alan Nunn May Peter Jenkins (journalist) William Paget, 1st Baron Paget Simon Wessely Stanley Fink, Baron Fink David Tyler (businessman) Wentworth Dilke Ashton Wentworth Dilke Bala Reddy Jack Simon, Baron Simon of Glaisdale Andrew Phillips, Baron Phillips of Sudbury Anne Milgram Howard Krongard John H. Langbein
is clgo:institution of	Morris Sugden Jane Clarke (scientist)
is clgo:knownFor of	Henry Roy Dean
is clgo:sisterCollege of	University College, Oxford All Souls College, Oxford
is clgo:university of	Norman Biggs Jules Malfroy

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