Category:People educated at Dulwich College
Former pupils of Dulwich College are known as Old Alleynians. The abbreviation OA is sometimes used.
Pages in category "People educated at Dulwich College"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 424 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Peter Baelz
- Trevor Bailey
- Nigel Baker
- Lionel Barber
- Leslie Barefoot
- Godfrey Barker
- Hugh Bartlett
- Jonathan Bartley
- Trevor Baxter
- Peter Bazalgette
- George Bedborough
- George Bemand
- Jon Benjamin (Jewish leader)
- Hubert Bentliff
- Comyns Berkeley
- Geoffrey Betham
- Amit Bhatia
- Hubert E. J. Biss
- Charles Otto Blagden
- Rob Bonnet
- Monty Bowden
- Charles Richard Box
- Henry Braddon
- Peter Branscombe
- Ruel Brathwaite
- Simon Brett
- Martin Bristow
- C. D. Broad
- Frank Arthur Brock
- Clive Brook
- Paul Brough (conductor)
- Colin Brown (RAF officer)
- Clive Bull
- Gordon Burns
- Arthur Burrell
- Keith Bush
- Michael Bushby
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- Stratford Caldecott
- Richard Caldicot
- Sir Edward Campbell, 1st Baronet
- Gordon Campbell (Royal Navy officer)
- Lorne MacLaine Campbell
- Paul Campion (film director)
- Wesley Carr
- Archie Casely-Hayford
- Justyn Cassell
- Angus Castle-Doughty
- Henry Cave-Browne-Cave
- Rory Cellan-Jones
- Ben Challacombe
- Raymond Chandler
- Alfred Clapham
- Max Clark (rugby union)
- Mark Clarke (politician)
- Eric Arthur Cleugh
- Richard Clitherow (bishop)
- Colin Cole (officer of arms)
- Stephen Cole (headmaster)
- Charles Collet
- Boris Collingwood
- Rory Collins
- William Edward Collinson
- William Leslie Comyn
- Leopold Conville
- Peter Cook (rugby union)
- Mark Coombs
- Nat Coombs
- Alec Coppen
- Leonard Costello
- Henry Cotton (golfer)
- Ian Coutts (sportsman)
- John Crook (classicist)
- Andrew Crozier
- Francis Cubbon
D
- Russell Darbyshire
- Horatio Davies
- Hugh de Sélincourt
- Jeremy Deller
- Ernest Dence
- Stephen Deuchar
- Tim Devlin
- Jim Dewes
- Peter Dimmock
- William David Doherty
- Edward Dolman
- Grahame Donald
- Arthur Dorman (cricketer)
- James Douglas (cricketer)
- Robert Noel Douglas
- Peter Duffell (British Army officer)
- Christopher Duggan
- Alexander Duncan (doctor)
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- Martin Gainsborough
- Stephen Gardiner (architect)
- Philip John Gardner
- Henry Gedge
- Edward George, Baron George
- Denis Gifford
- Robert Gildea
- Christopher H. Gilkes
- Humphrey Arthur Gilkes
- Arthur Gilligan
- Frank Gilligan
- Harold Gilligan
- Frank Gillingham
- Webb Gillman
- Hugh De Twenebrokes Glazebrook
- Michael George Glazebrook
- Richard Glazebrook
- Eric Goddard
- William Wellington Godfrey
- Denis Goodwin
- John Eric Greenwood
- Billy Griffith
- W. K. C. Guthrie
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- Alan Hacker
- Frederick Halahan
- Samuel Hall-Thompson
- Pat Hancock
- William Hancock (ophthalmologist)
- Edward John Harding
- Nigel Harman
- Alexander Harris (New Zealand politician)
- Bernard Charles Hartley
- Harold Hartley (chemist)
- David Harvey (paediatrician)
- Martin Hatfull
- Clifford Frank Hawkins
- Weaver Hawkins
- Ian Hay Davison
- Jonathan Head
- Francis Helps
- Hamish Henderson
- Nelson Henderson
- Raja Hewavitarne
- Colin Leslie Hewett
- Thomas Hewitt Jones
- Roger Highfield (historian)
- Adrian Hill
- Clement Hindley
- Nigel Hinton
- Arthur Hirtzel
- Tim Hitchens
- Christopher Hockley
- C. Walter Hodges
- George Stacey Hodson
- William Searle Holdsworth
- Philip Hollobone
- Herbert Holman
- Clive Holmes (historian)
- John Hopkinson (priest)
- John Hopwood (cricketer)
- Edgar Hose
- Claude Houghton
- Leslie Howard
- Jeremy Howe (radio drama editor)
- Justin Howes
- Christopher Howland
- Michael Xufu Huang
- John Hughes (priest, 1924–2008)
- John Hunt (British politician, born 1929)
- Robert Hunt (police officer)
- Tony Hunter-Choat