Talk:List of St Paul's College, University of Sydney alumni

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Article creation

For information on what spawned this list, see Talk:St. Paul's College, Sydney#Alumni—insufficient information. Donama (talk) 00:18, 26 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Rhodes scholars

Anonymous user 120.16.104.140 removed the following from the Rhodes scholars section: During the twentieth century a quarter of all Sydney University men awarded Rhodes Scholarships were from St Paul's College, and since 2001 half. It was unreferenced so it was fair game to remove. Donama (talk) 09:13, 10 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Removed names

If you can find references then add them back Aloneinthewild (talk) 13:30, 20 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Peter Orlebar Bishop (b. 1917), physiologist
John Chalmers (b. 1937), medical scientist
William Sutherland Dun (1868–1934), palaeontologist
Michael Hall (b. 1931), physicist
Richard Kingsford, environmentalist
Edward Pearson Ramsay (1842–1916), ornithologist and zoologist
J.P. Abbott (1891–1965), former Australian Minister for Home Security
Norman de Horne Rowland (1865–1931), former judge in Papua New Guinea
Sir John Beverley Peden (1871–1946), legal scholar
Robert Pring (1853–1922), former NSW Supreme Court judge
E.M. Stephen (1870–1939), former NSW Supreme Court judge
Roger Barton (1875–1957), rugby player
Percy Brereton Colquhoun (1866–1936), rugby player, tennis player and cricketer
Frederick Campbell (1846–1928), co-founder of Rugby in Australia
Tim Davidson, Western Force back rower, holder of unique record as Captain of Sydney University Rugby Firsts in each of six consecutive Shute Shield Premiership victories
Henry Montague Faithfull (1848–1908), rugby player and cricketer
Daniel Halangahu (b. 1984), rugby union player with NSW Waratahs
Michael Hawker, former rugby union player and captain of Australian national team
Mac Hughes, rugby union player with Australian national team
Thomas Henry Iceton (1849–1908), cricketer
Luke Inman, Commonwealth Games rugby 7s player
Mitch Inman (b. 1988), rugby union player with Melbourne Rebels
George Deas Thompson (1845–1877), co-founder of Rugby in Australia
Claude Tozer (1890–1920), cricketer
Henry Kingsley Archdall (1886–1976), theologian
Alan Atkinson (b. 1946), historian
Arnold Bode (1866–1952), composer
George Alexander Chambers (1877–1963), church leader (Africa)
John Cobley (1914–89), historian
Leslie Cowlishaw (1877–1943), medical historian
L.F. Fitzhardinge (1908–93), historian
H.M. Green (1881–1962), literary historian
George Robert Hyam (1875–1944), music-hall composer
Grant Lindeman (1886–1968), painter
Miles Little AO, poet
Gavin Long (1901–68), historian
Dowell O'Reilly (1865–1923), poet
Fredrick Watson (1878–1945), historian
Michael Carr-Gregg (1977), psychologist