The Eton School lists, from 1791 to 1850 : (every third year after 1793,) with short notes / by H. E. C. Stapylton; and a list of provosts, fellows, head and lower masters, and assistants from 1791 to 1862.
- Eton College
- Date:
- 1863
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Credit: The Eton School lists, from 1791 to 1850 : (every third year after 1793,) with short notes / by H. E. C. Stapylton; and a list of provosts, fellows, head and lower masters, and assistants from 1791 to 1862. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![1799.] LOWER SCHOOL.—TIIIED POEM. Hoare Mr. Legge mi. Welby Lyon Edwai'ds Watt ma. Watt mi. Parry T Tyndall ma. Mr. Waldegrave ma. Eorrest Coore Dobson Winchcoinbe Stephenson Heaton Symes Neilson Hartman ma. Heath min. Murphy Eonth mi. iMatthewa mi. Gh-eaves ■ShieU Sir Hugh Richard, Biirt. Of Stourhead, WUts. d. 1867. Henrage. Brn. of tlioEarl of Dartmouth was one of the Comnilsslonors of Customs. d. ut Kichraond, 18M. John Earle. Koctoi' of Harston, nour Grantham; youngest son of the first Bart Josepit Hayes. Went to Trin. Coll. Camb, Charles. Richard. Of Bishop Burton, Beverley; ■n-ell known on the Turf. Was at Christ Church, Oxford, d. 1855. . Francis. Also -went to Cli. Ch. d. 1844 Edward. Was in Bengal Civil Sei-vice. Thimas. Banker at Bristol, years since. d. some Edward William. Lost in the 'Despatch' Transport, vfith Cavendish (above), on coming home from Corunna, 1809. Charles Ramus Was intheAnny; son of a poor Knight of Windsor. Charles Leclimere. d. of fever, atBushiro, in Persia, 1808. wliile attached to the em- bassy there as Interpreter. Robert Raguenau. Formerly a Dominie at Eton; was Capt. 5th Fusiliers ; aft. in Com- missariat; and d. at Cape of Good Hope. ffenry. Took the name of Clifl'ord; and is now of Frampton Court, Gloucester. Roicland. M.P. for Leominster, and a Bunker in I.ondon. Lived afterwards in America. John. Of Plas Heaton, Denbighshire. Chairman of Quarter Sessions, d. 1855. Robert. Robert. Joseph Rawlins. Charles. King's 1807. Rector of Gun- ton and Suflield, Norfolk. Edward Cray. Was a fellow commoner of Trin. CoU. Camb. Henry. Was a Merchant at Naples, and bro. of the Commissary General, d. 1858. Henry. Author of the ' Diary of an In- valid' ; and Judge in the Supreme Court at Ceylon, d. 1828. miliam. Born at Lackford in Suffolk. WiV.iam. Of a West Indian family. V LOWER SCHOOL. THIED FOEM—TJppEE Geeek. Earhill mi. Milner Winter Barclay mi. G-aussen ma. Campbell Whittington mi. Marsham mi. George Carleton. King's 18n7. Shot a child by accident, which so preyed on his mind as to be the cause of his death, in 18)5. Colonel Charles. Bro. of Sir William; was formerly in the 18th Hussars, d. 1847. Roger. A Barrister. Practised in Cal- cutta, and d. there. Frederick Maude. Touniter son of B. of Burford Lodge, Surrey, d. unm. 1835. Peter. Coldstream Guards; eldest son of G. of Brookman's Park, Herts. tZ.in the expedition to Walcheren. Charles Montgomery. A partner in the Shrewsbury Old Bank. William. Bath. His family had property Tai&r Charles. Vicar of Caversfield, Oxon. 2nd son of the Canon of Windsor. LOWEE GrEEEK. Mr. Waldegrave mi. Gordon Toung Macdonald Nelson Pote W Tyndall mi. Eawlins Clowes mi. Honeyman Hampson Grladwin mi. Christian Munro William 8th Earl. Rear Admiral, and C.B. Left Eton early to go into the Navy. d. 1859. Charles John. 10th Hussars; killed in Spain. Died early. Ronald George. Chief of Clanronald. Horatio. Viscount Trafalgar; eld. son of 2nd Earl. Went to Cambridge, d 1808. Buried iu St. Paul's by the side of his uncle. Edward. Fellow of King's. Sense. Onesiphorus. Afterwards Brace, Was at Ch. Ch. Oxf, 1st class 1810. Resided in Fifeshire; and d. lately at Clifton. William, Edmund, Of Warton, Lancashire; bro. of C. of Delaford Park, Bucks. Sir Richard, 2nd Bt Son of Lord Arma- dale, a Scotch Judge. Was in llndras Civil Service; afterwards in the Guards, rf, 1842. Sir George Francis, Bart. d. 1S33. Henry Arthur. Was in the Bengal In- fanti7; son of a celebrated Oriental Scholar m the Civil Service. Hugh George. Was in the Bengal Civil Service, and d. not long since. Henry Harvey. Is said to have been an Artillery Officer.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b21778905_0051.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
