Edward Thurlow, 1st Baron Thurlow
(1731-1806) |
 | Lord Chancellor. Admitted to the College as a Perse scholar, but having 'distinguished himself by idleness and insubordination' (DNB), he went down without a degree. |
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Sir Thomas Gooch
(1674-1754) |
 | Bishop successively of Norwich and of Ely. Master of the College, 1716-54. |
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Sir James Burrough
(1691-1764) | An amateur architect who worked on the buildings of a number of Colleges, including Caius, Peterhouse, Queen's and Clare Hall; and is also credited with work on the University Senate House. Master of Caius, 1754-64. |