Madeleine Shaw-Lefevre

(1801-1885)

British barrister, Whig politician and civil servant

British Liberal Party politician

British politician

Died 1895

English suffragist and educator

Founding principal of Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford

Indian barrister, writer, and social reformer; first female graduate from Bombay University, first woman to study law at Oxford University; first Indian national to study at a British university

British educator and college head

English scholar

British Whig politician

British politician

British politician

Science writer and polymath

English classical scholar and college head

English historian

English educator and hockey player

Kennedy, Marion Grace , classical scholar

English historian

English educationist

British economist

English promoter of women's education and women's trade unionism

English philanthropist, writer on Quakerism

Welfare worker, community leader

English mathematician

British archaeologist and Egyptologist

British politician

British psychologist

British suffragist and workers' rights activist

British academic

British Labour politician

English classical scholar and schoolmaster

British biochemist

British activist

British classical scholar, linguist and feminist

English midwife and physician

Scholar on medieval Welsh literature

British actress

British architect and author

British historian

English historian

British actor and theatre manager

British writer

British Engineer

American astronomer

Mathematician

Survivor of the sinking of the RMS Titanic, founder of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra

English biochemist, ophthalmologist and educator

Founder of the Society of the Sacred Heart

Indian writer

Lord Mayor of London

English classicist and parapsychologist

British novelist

Grier, , educational administrator

Politician

English painter and illustrator

British sinologist

British archaeologist and first female Professor at the University of Cambridge

Welsford, Enid Elder Hancock , literary scholar

Prison reformer and Principle of Somerville College, Oxford.

English college lecturer

English literary scholar

British writer

British feminist

English author and historian

English civil servant and college head

Irish author, lecturer, and women’s suffrage activist

Schoolmistress

English college head and educational administrator

British academic

British historian

English socialist, social psychologist, educationalist

Katherine Duncan-Jones

English educationist and biographer

Welsh teacher

Gave Pluto its name

Headmistress

Talbot [<em>née </em>Lyttelton], Lavinia , promoter of women's education

Green [née Symonds], Charlotte Byron , promoter of women's education

English historian