Fellows 1700–1799 | Queens' College

1700-c1702: Symon Patrick, M.A.(fil.nob.). Son of Bishop Simon Patrick(1649). (Not in Venn, but in the Elections Book.)
1701-1712 &
1717-1731: JOHN DAVIES, M.A., LL.D., D.D. Censor Philosophicus, Superior Bursar. PRESIDENT 1717-31. Proctor, Vice-Chancellor. Chaplain to Bishop Moore of Ely, Rector of Fen Ditton, Cambs., of Glemsford, Suffolk, Prebendary of Ely. Friend and ally of Dr Richard Bentley. d.1731.
1702-1710: Samuel Leedes, M.A. Censor Philosophicus. Rector of Little Saxham, Suffolk. d.1750.
1702-c1709: Thomas Rymer, M.A., D.D. Elected by Royal Mandate. Censor Theologicus. Theological Author. Rector of Acrise, Kent, Perp. Curate of Swingfield, Kent, Rector of Wittersham, Kent. d.1761.
1702: Charles Masham, M.A.
1703-1707: Henry Plumptre, M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.S. Harveian Orator, Registrar, Treasurer, and President of the Royal College of Physicians. Medical Author. d.1746.
1706-1722: John Price, M.A., B.D. Taxor. Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Superior Bursar, Catechist. Rector of Newton Toney, Wilts.,?Rector of Santon, Norf., ? of Panfield, Essex. d.1762.
1706-1712: John Cradock, M.A. Chaplain to the British Factory at Lisbon.
1706: Benjamin Langwith, M.A., B.D., D.D. Chapel Clerk. Censor Philosophicus and Theologicus, Superior Bursar, Dean of Chapel. Rector of Petworth, Sussex, Prebendary of Chichester. Antiquary, numismatist, and natural philosopher. d.1743.
1707-1716: Richard Poley, M.A. Censor Philosophicus and Theologicus, Superior Bursar.
1709-1723: Henry Bull, M.A., B.D., D.D. Censor Philosophicus and Theologicus, Superior Bursar, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Vicar of St Botolph's, Cambridge, Vicar of Oakington, Cambs., of Wisbech, Cambs.
1711-1722: Michael Clagett, M.A. Superior Bursar and Censor Theologicus. Fellowship terminated because of failure to proceed to B.D. degree. Vicar of Barton, Cambs., of Pulham, Norfolk. d.1728.
1713-1726: William Bramston, M.A., LL.D. Censor Philosophicus. Commissary of the University. Son of William Bramston (1678).
1713-1728: Brett Backwell, M.A., B.D. Taxor. Superior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Catechist. Vicar of St Botolph's, Cambridge, of Oakington, Cambs., Rector of Moulsoe, Essex, Vicar of Tyringham and Filgrave, Bucks. d.1756.
1713-1732: John Warde, M.A., B.D. Proctor. Catechist, Dean of Chapel, Superior and Inferior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus. Vicar of Oakington, Cambs., Rector of Little Eversden, Cambs., of Longford, Derbys., of Hickling, Notts., Vicar of Melbourne, Derbys. d.1756.
1714-1723: Pusey Hancock, M.A., B.D. Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel. Rector of Eversholt, Beds., of Wallington, Yorks. d.1777.
1714: James Gisborne, M.A. Vice-President. Rector of Staveley, Derbys., Prebendary of Durham. d.1759.
1714-c1723: Timothy Bedford, M.A. Superior Bursar, Censor Philosophicus. Fellowship terminated because of failure to proceed to B.D. degree.?Rector of St Just, Cornwall. d.c1738.
1717-1724: William Henry Thomlinson, M.A. Superior Bursar. Chaplain to the Bishop of Winchester. Vicar of Rattingden, Essex, of Rochford, Essex. d.c1775.
1717-1718: William Ayerst, M.A.(Oxon.), B.D.(Oxon.), D.D.(Lambeth). Rector of Great Birch, Essex, of Little Birch, of Gravesend, Kent, of North Fleet, Kent, of Stourmouth, Kent, Rector of Stand St Mary, Canterbury, of North Cray and Rokesley, Kent, Canon of Canterbury. Chaplain on foreign embassies. d.1765.
1717-1727: Charles Sturges, M.A., B.D. Vicar of Linstead, Kent, Rector of Orlingbury, Northants., of Conington, Cambs, Prebendary of Lincoln. d.1746.
1718-1721: John Ryder, M.A., D.D. Vicar of Nuneaton, Warwicks. Bishop of Lillaloe, then of Down and Connor, Archbishop of Tuam and Bishop of Ardagh. d.1775 at Nice after falling from his horse.
1719-c1724: Godolphin Edwards, M.A. ?an M.P. d.?1772.
1719-1731: George Frohock, M.A., B.D. Proctor. Dean of Chapel, Superior and Inferior Bursar, Censor Theologicus, Catechist. Vicar of Barton, of Eversden Parva, Cambs. d.1732.
1719-1729: John Sherburn, M.A. Trotters Fellow.
1721-1733: Walter Post, M.A. Proctor. Superior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Rector of Cheverell, Wilts, of St Botolph's, Cambridge, Vicar of Oakington, Cambs. d.1772. (Venn has a William Frost as a Fellow. There is no such name in the Admissions Book, so it must be a confusion with Walter Post).
1721-1730: William Geekie, M.A., B.D., D.D. Dean of Chapel, Superior Bursar. Chaplain to the Duke of Somerset, then to Archbishop Wake of Canterbury. Rector of Southfleet, Kent, of Chevening, Kent, of Woodchurch, Kent, of Deal, Kent, of All Hallows, Barking, of Dursley, Glos., Prebendary of Canterbury, Archdeacon of Gloucester. d.1767.
1722-1744: Henry Crownfield, M.A., B.D. Taxor. Vice-President, Superior and Inferior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Vicar of Hinxton, Cambs., Rector of Little Eversden, Cambs., of South Walsham St Lawrence, Norf., of Rockland, Norfolk. Son of Cornelius Crownfield, Cambridge printer. d.1773.
1722-1732: Richard Newcome (Sr), M.A. Superior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus. Rector of St Botolph's, Camb.d.1732.
1722-1744: Robert Bateman, M.A., M.D. Censor Philosophicus. d.1777.
1723-1730: Thomas Carter, M.A. Rector of Fritton, Suff., of Willingham St Mary, Cambs.
1723-1760: WILLIAM SEDGWICK, M.A., B.D. Censor Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. PRESIDENT 1732-60. Vice-Chancellor. Vicar of Oakington, Cambs., Rector of St Clement, Eastcheap, London. d.1760.
1723-1734: Richard Newcome (Jr), M.A., D.D. Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Vicar of Hursley, Hants., Rector of St Botolph's, Cambridge, of Whitchurch, Salop., Chaplain to King George II, Canon of Windsor. Bishop of Llandaff, then of St Asaph. 2nd cousin of Richard Newcome (Sr) (1722). d.1769.
1723-1735: Samuel Clagett, M.A. Registrar of Sudbury Archdeaconry. Brother of Michael Clagett (1711). d.1752.
1723-1740: Thomas Walker, M.A., LL.D., F.R.S. Superior Bursar, Censor Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Advocate, Doctors' Commons. d.1764.
1724-c1768: Robert More, M.A., M.P., F.R.S. Member of Parliament for Bishop's Castle and for Shrewsbury. Traveller, botanist and friend of Linnaeus. d.1780.
1725-1734: John Welles, M.A.
1725-1735: Robert Oates, M.A. Superior Bursar, Censor Philosophicus.
1726-1730: Robert Parker, M.A., D.D. Vicar of Great Stambridge, Dur., Rector of Wolsingham, Dur., of Elwick, Co. Durham. d.1776.
1727-1744: Morley Unwin, M.A., B.D. Superior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Chaplain to the Earl of Harborough, Chaplain in the Navy. Master of the Free School at Huntingdon, Vicar of Oakington, Cambs., Rector of Wistow, Hunts, of Grimston, Norfolk. (The poet William Cowper, a friend of the Unwins' son, lived with the family for a time in Huntingdon.) d.1767.
1727-1777: David Hughes, M.A., B.D. Vice-President, Superior and Inferior Bursar, Censor Theologicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Vicar of Little Eversden, Cambs. Benefactor. d.1777.
1728-1748: Richard Shaw, M.A., B.D. Superior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Vicar of Foxton, Cambs., of Oakington, Cambs. d.1748.
1730-1739: Richard Davies, M.A., M.D., F.R.S. Superior Bursar, Censor Philosophicus. Physician in Shrewsbury, then Bath. Medical Author. d.1761.
1730-1746: William Everard, M.A., B.D. Taxor. Superior and Inferior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Vicar of St Botolph's, Cambridge, Rector of Walpole St Peter, Norfolk. d.1780.
1730-1757: Henry Rand, M.A., B.D. Proctor. Catechist. Vicar of Bersted, Kent, Rector of Hickling, Notts. d.1765.
1730-1735: Samuel Terrick, M.A. Rector of Broadwater, Sussex, Prebendary of St Paul's and of Durham. Brother of Richard Terrick, Bishop of London. d.1761.
1732-1733: Daniel Bates, B.A. d.1733.
1732-1769: Henry Morris, M.A., B.D. Superior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Rector of St Botolph's, Cambridge, Vicar of Oakington, Cambs., Rector of Hickling, Notts. d.1774.
1734-1734: Gascoigne Wright, B.A. Chaplain in the Navy. Rector of Kirkby and Asgasby, Lincs. d.1776.
1734-1741: William Brown, M.A., D.D. Superior Bursar, Censor Philosophicus. Rector of Marston Trussell, Northants., of Etton, Hunts., of Alwalton, Hunts, of Peakirk, Northants, Prebendary of Peterborough, Archdeacon of Northampton. d.1797.
1734-1740: Henry Taylor, M.A. Rector of Wheatfield, Oxon., of Baughurst, Hants., Vicar of Portsmouth, Rector of Ovington, Hants., Vicar of Crawley, Hants. Theological author of heretical views. d.1785
1734-c1768: Richard Keble, M.A., B.D. Censor Theologicus. Rector of Newton Toney, Wilts. d.1775.
1735-c1756: Pierce Dixon, M.A., B.D. Taxor. Superior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Master of the Mathematical School, Rochester. Vicar of Hartlip, Kent, of Stockbury, Kent. d.1766.
1737-1748: John Bringhurst, M.A. Proctor.Superior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Rector of St Botolph's, Cambridge.
1737-1750: Tobias Coyte, M.A., B.D. Censor Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Rector of Stratford St Mary, Suffolk. d.1759.
1737-1748: Charles Plumptre, M.A., B.D., D.D. Trotter Fellow. Superior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. Vicar of Harston, Cambs., Rector of Wimpole, Cambs., Vicar of Whaddon, Cambs., Rector of St Mary Wolnoth, London, of Orpington, Kent, Prebendary of Norwich, Archdeacon of Ely. Nephew of Henry Plumptre (1703). d.1779.
1739-1742: Isaac Carew, M.A. Censor Philosophicus. d.1742.
1740-c1771: Robert Cooper, M.A., B.D. Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel. Rector of Grimston, Norfolk. d.1777.
1740-1742: Peter Newcome, M.A., F.R.S. Proprietor of the School at Hackney. Nephew of Richard Newcome, Jr. (1723). d.1797.
1740-1745: Abel Ward, M.A. Rector of St Anne's, Manchester, of Dodleston, Ches., Prebendary of Chester, Chaplain to the Bishop of Chester, Archdeacon of Chester. d.1785.
1740-1749: John May, M.A. Taxor. Superior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel. Rector of St Botolph's, Cambridge. d.1749.
1742-1755: Owen Manning, M.A., B.D., F.R.S., F.S.A. Superior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel. Rector of St Botolph's, Cambridge, of Chiddingfold, Surrey, of Godalming, Surrey. Prebendary of Lincoln. Author of 'History of Surrey'. d.1801.
1743-?1744: Peter Shuter, M.A. Rector of Upper Isham, Northants., of Kibworth, Leics. d.1769.
1744-?1755: Henry Reade, M.A.
1745-1749: Richard Parrott, B.A. (N.B. not a Fellow in Venn, but in Elections Book, etc.)
1745-1755 &
1760-1788: ROBERT PLUMPTRE, M.A., D.D. Superior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus. PRESIDENT 1760-88. Vice-Chancellor, Professor of Moral Theology. Rector of Wimpole, Cambs., Vicar of Whaddon, Cambs, Prebendary of Norwich. Brother of Charles Plumptre (1737), nephew of Henry Plumptre (1703). d.1788.
1745-c1757: Laurence Bourne, M.A. Vicar of Dronfield, Derbys., Rector of Ashover, Derbys. d.1797.
1747-1758: William Boawre, M.A. Proctor. Superior Bursar, Censor Philosophicus.
1748-c1755: Samuel Herring, M.A. Censor Philosophicus, Catechist. Rector of Eastry, Kent.
1749-1764: John Lewis, M.A., B.D. Superior Bursar, Censor Philosophicus. Rector of Sandon, Essex. d.c1800.
1749-1763: Henry Lyte, M.A.
1749-1764: John Michell, M.A., B.D., F.R.S. Taxor, Professor of Geology. Lecturer in Hebrew, Arithmetic, Geometry, and Greek. Superior Bursar, Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus. Rector of St Botolph's, Cambridge, of Thornhill, Yorks. Astronomer, Scientist and author. [First person to describe the Inverse Square Law of magnetic action. First person to describe a black hole 1784]. d.1793.
1749-1757: Henry Venn, M.A. Lecturer of St Swithun's, London, Vicar of Huddersfield, Yorks., Rector of Yelling, Hunts. Prominent leader of the Evangelical Revival. d.1797.
1751-1774: Thomas Thwaytes, M.A., B.D. Rector of Cheverell, Wilts., Vicar of Oakington, Cambs., Perp. Curate of Wortley Chapel, Yorks. d.?1802.
1751-1759: Henry Newcome, M.A. Proctor. Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel. Rector of Castell-yn-Caereinion, Montgom., of Llanymynech, Salop., of Gresford, Denbighs., Prebendary of St Asaph. Brother of Peter Newcome (1740) and nephew of Richard Newcome, Jr. (1723). d.1803.
1753-1759: Henry Schutz, M.A., D.D. Censor Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel. Rector of Marsh Gibbon, Bucks., of Oving, Bucks., of Burton Coggles, Lincs., of Paston, Northants. d.1811.
1756-1773: John Fernyhough, M.A., B.D. Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel.
1756-1764: John Hadley, M.A., M.D., F.R.S., F.R.C.P. Professor of Chemistry. Censor Philosophicus. Physician to the Charterhouse. Close friend of the poet Thomas Gray. d.1764.
1757-1777: James Marsh, M.A., B.D. Superior Bursar. Rector of South Walsham St Lawrence, Norf., of Rockland Major, Norfolk. d.1808.
1758-1766: Thomas Derisley, M.A. Taxor. Censor Theologicus and Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel, Catechist. ?Vicar of Cobham, Kent.
1758-c1765: William Gordon, M.A. Censor Philosophicus.
1760-c1769: John Pennington, M.A. Lecturer at St John's, Hackney, Middx.
1760-c1770: William Lloyd, M.A. Censor Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel. Rector of Stambourne, Essex, of Bramfield, Herts.
1760-?1770: Robert Barker, M.A., B.D. Proctor. Tutor, Censor Philosophicus, Dean of Chapel. Tutor to Prince Poniatowski. Rector of St Botolph's, Cambridge, Vicar of Youlgrave, Derbys., Rector of Hickling, Notts. d.1796.
1763-c1777: William Post, M.A. Common Pleader of the City of London. Father of Beale Post, the archaeologist and author. d.1806.
1764-c1777: John Cant, M.A., B.D. Vicar of Oakington, Cambs., Rector of Newton Toney, Wilts., of Knaptoft, Leics. d.1781.
1766-c1773: Thomas Robins Ellis, M.A. Vicar of Melbourne, Cambs., of Shepreth, Cambs., of Kelshall, Herts.
1766-c1772: James Thurston, M.A. Vicar of Ryarsh, Kent. d.1802.
1766-c1779: John Brett, M.A. Vicar of Merston, Kent, of Oakington, Cambs., Rector of Grimston, Norf., ?Rector of St Mary with St Andrew's, Congham, Norfolk. d.1816.
1766-1775: Thomas Preston, M.A. Proctor. Rector of St Botolph's, Cambridge, Vicar of Scawby, Lincs.
1768-c1772: George Dutens, M.A. Rector of Runwell, Essex, Vicar of Great Baddow, Essex. d.1779.
1769-1791: Robert Marris, M.A., B.D. Vicar of Great and Little Eversden, Cambs. d.1791.
1769-1784: Peter Taylor, B.A.(Oxon.), M.A., B.D. Vicar of Titchfield, Hants., Rector of Clanfield, Hants., of Ashington, Sussex. Son of Henry Taylor (1734). d.1791.
1769-c1775: Richard Hudson, M.A. Vicar of Cockerham, Lancs., Perp. Curate of Bolsterstone, Yorks., Lecturer in Halifax Parish Church. Master of the Free Grammar School, Hipperholme. d.1835.
1770-c1780: George Holt, M.A. Rector of Staunton, Notts., Vicar of Walesby, Notts. d.1826.
1770-c1782: Augustus Henry Newcome, M.A. Nephew of Peter Newcome (1740).
1771-1794: Thomas Fyshe Palmer, M.A., B.D. Unitarian Pastor at Montrose, at Dundee. Radical Political Reformer. Transported to Botany Bay for sedition. Expelled from his Fellowship after his conviction. d.1802 (on his way home).
1772-c1782: Edward Tymewell Bridges or Brydges, M.A. Rector of Otterden, Kent, Rector of Wootton, Kent. Unsuccessfully claimed the Barony of Chandos. Brother of the author, bibliographer and genealogist, Sir Samuel Bridges, Bt., M.P. d.1808.
1772-1780: Peploe Ward, M.A., D.D. Rector of Cottenham, Cambs., Chaplain to Bishop Keene of Ely, Prebendary of Ely. Son of Abel Ward (1740). d.1819.
1773-c1775: Thomas Preston Cooper, B.A.
1773-1800: John Lane, M.A. Steward. Deputy Lieutenant of Staffordshire, High Steward of Burton-on-Trent. d.1824.
1773-c1777: Sir Henry Russell, M.A., P.C., Kt., Bt. Barrister. Commissioner in Bankruptcy, Puisne Judge of the Bengal Supreme Court, Knight, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Baronet. Privy Councillor. Grandfather of Col. Sir Charles Russell, V.C., M.P., 3rd Bart. and Brother-in-law of the diplomat and Viceroy of Ireland, Charles, Earl Whitworth.d.1836.
1774-1797/9: John Thomas Jordan, M.A., B.D. Vice-President, Tutor, Dean, Steward. Rector of St Botolph's, Cambridge, Vicar of Oakington, Cambs., Rector of Little Eversden, Cambs., of Hickling, Notts. d.1820.
1776-1820: ISAAC MILNER, M.A., B.D., D.D., F.R.S. PRESIDENT 1788-1820. Proctor, Vice-Chancellor, Jacksonian Professor of Natural Philosophy, Lucasian Professor of Mathematics. Tutor. Rector of St Botolph's, Cambridge, Dean of Carlisle. Leading Evangelical. Came to Queens' as a sizar aged 20 after working as a weaver from the age of 10. d.1820.
1776-1780: George Weller Poley, M.A. d.1780.
1777-1784: Reginald Pyndar, M.A., J.P. Rector of Madresfield, Worcs. Justice of the Peace. d.1831.
1778-c1782: John Weller Poley, M.A. Brother of George Weller Poley (1776). d.1799.
1778-?1780: Charles Plumptre, M.A. Rector of Maypole, Lincs., of Teversall, Notts., of Hartburn, Northumb., Vicar of Long Newton, Durham, of Haughton-le-Skerne, Durham. Nephew of Charles (1737) and Robert (1745) Plumptre. d.1812.
1778-c1785: Thomas Ward, M.A. Vicar of Neston, Ches., Rector of Handley, Ches., Prebendary of Chester, Vice-Dean of Chester. Son of Abel (1740) and brother of Peploe (1772) Ward. d.1827.
1778-1797: Peter Heaton, M.A., B.D. Rector of Little Eversden and Vicar of Great Eversden, Cambs. d.1824.
1778-c1785: John Hammond, M.A. Lecturer at Holy Trinity, Cambridge. Became a Unitarian. Mathematician and classical scholar and musician. Married the daughter of James Essex, architect of the Essex Building at Queens'. d.1830.
1780-1785: Joseph Plumptre, M.A. Rector of Newton, Cambs., of Stretton, Rutland. Son of Dr Robert Plumptre (1745). d.1810.
1780-c1791: Joseph Dacre Carlyle, M.A., B.D. Professor of Arabic. Perp. Curate of St Cuthbert's, Carlisle, Vicar of Torpenhow, Cumb., of Sowerby, Yorks., of Newcastle-on-Tyne, Chancellor of Carlisle, Chaplain to Lord Elgin's Embassy in Constantinople. d.1804.
1781-1802: Francis Knipe, M.A., B.D. Proctor. Tutor, Bursar, Vice-President. Vicar of Oakington, Cambs., Rector of Sandon, Essex. d.1834.
1781-1796: James Saunders, M.A., B.D. Vicar of Great Gidding, Hunts, Rector of Sawtry, Hunts. d.1822.
1781-1784: George Henry Law, M.A., D.D., F.R.S., F.S.A. Visitor of Wadham College, Oxford, Vicar of Torpenhow, Cumb., Rector of Kelshall, Herts., Vicar of Carleton, Lincs., Rector of Willingham, Cambs., Prebendary of Carlisle. Bishop of Chester, then of Bath and Wells. Established St Bee's College for training the clergy. d.1845.
1781-1838: John Lodge Hubbersty, M.A., M.D. Deputy Steward of the University. Steward of the courts. Recorder and Free Burgess of Lancaster. "A cotton spinner and a bankrupt". d.1838.
1781: Richard Jordan, M.A. Vicar of Poling, Sussex, of Hoo, Kent.
1783-1835: George Hewitt, M.A., B.D. Inferior Bursar. Vicar of Ickleton, Cambs., of Witton, Norf., Rector of St Botolph's, Cambridge, of Sandon, Essex. "A scandalous old reprobate". d.1846.
1783-c1786: Joseph Cook, M.A. Vicar of Chatton, Northumb., of Shilbotel, Northumb. d.1844.
1783-1786: Thomas William Wrighte, M.A., F.S.A. Secretary to the Society of Antiquaries. Chaplain to Bishop Horsley of Rochester, Vicar of St Nicholas', Rochester, of Wychling, Kent, of Boughton-under-Blean, Kent. d.1854.
1784-1811: John Hunt, M.A., B.D. Vice-President, Dean, and Bursar. Vicar of Oakington, Cambs., Rector of South Walsham, Norfolk. d.1824.
1784-?1789: Richard Newcome, M.A. Master of Newcome's Academy, Hackney. 1st Cousin of Augustus Henry Newcome (1770) and sixth member of the Newcome family to be a Fellow of Queens'.
1785-1802: Robert Acklom Ingram, M.A., B.D. Tutor. Rector of Seagrave, Leics. Author on theology and economics. d.1809.
1786-1797/9: Charles Platt, M.A., B.D.
1786-1802: Stebbing Shaw, M.A., B.D., F.S.A. Rector of Hartshorne, Derbys. Author about the County of Staffordshire, etc. d.1802.
1786-1796: Robert Plumptre, M.A. Barrister. Son of Dr Robert Plumptre (1745) and sixth member of the Plumptre family to be a Fellow of Queens'.
1787-1809: Francis Ellis, M.A., B.D. Rector of Rockland, Norfolk. d.1838.
1787: John Edwardes, M.A. ?Rector of Gilleston, and Vicar of Llandefodwg, Glam. d.?1847.
1788-?1791: John Rawstorn Papillon, M.A. Vicar of Tonbridge, Kent, Rector of Chawton, Hants. Friend and Rector of Jane Austen.
1789-1800: Martin Joseph Naylor, M.A., B.D., D.D. Proctor. Vicar of Penistone, Yorks., Rector of Crofton, Yorks. Headmaster of Wakefield Grammar School. Suspected of Jacobin sympathies, "of course and rough manners"; Editor of the Wakefield Journal. d.1843.
1790-1797/9: James Ward, M.A., D.D. Senior Chaplain of the Honorable East India Company in Bengal. d.1842.
1790-1793: John Vickers, M.A. Fellow of Trinity Hall from 1793. Proctor. Rector of Swannington and Wood Dalling, Norfolk. d.1839.
1792-?1799: Edmund Henry Lushington, M.A. Barrister. Bencher of the Inner Temple, Puisne Judge in Ceylon, Chairman and Chief Commissioner of the Colonial Audit Board, Master of the Crown Office. Nephew of George Henry Law (1781), father of Edmund Law Lushington (like both his brothers a Fellow of Trinity), the friend and brother-in-law of Tennyson. d.1839.
1792-1824: Charles Farish, M.A., B.D. Lecturer at St Cuthbert's, Carlisle. d.1824.
1794-1810: Thomas Harrison, M.A., F.R.S., J.P. Librarian. Deputy High Steward of the University, Commissary of the University. Barrister. Hon. Sec. of the African Association and of the Royal Institution. Anti-slavery campaigner. "The intrepid enemy of everything unfair, deceitful or dishonest." d.1824.
1795-1797/9: Thomas Bourdillon, M.A. Fellow and Tutor of Trinity Hall 1795-1802. Vicar of Fenstanton with Hilton, Hunts. Headmaster of Macclesfield Grammar School. d.1854.
1797-1802: John Dalby, M.A. Vicar of Castle Donington, Leics., Rector of Long Whatton, Leics. d.1852.
1797-1799: Thomas Truebody Thomason, M.A. Tutor. Curate of Charles Simeon, Chaplain to the Hon. East India Company in Bengal. d.1829 in Mauritius while returning to England.
1798-1806: William Tolbutt Staines, M.A. Perp. Curate of Strood, Kent, Vicar of Shorne, Kent, of Aylesford, Kent, Canon of Rochester. d.1840.
1798-1817: George Barnes, M.A., B.D. Proctor. Tutor, Dean, and Bursar. Rector of Grimston, Norfolk. d.1846.
1799-1808: Thomas Sowerby, M.A. Tutor and Dean. d.1808.