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(1830-1905) Architect. Educated under Richard Lane in Manchester, further study in France, Italy and Germany. He started his own practice in Manchester in 1853 and; designed the Town Hall and the Assize Buildings. In 1866 he moved to London where he designed the Natural History Museum.

(1856-1937) Architect and archaeologist.

In 1908-9 Edward Warren was commissioned to alter the approaches to Salvin's Hall, to convert the Old Hall into a reading room, and to deal with the installation of baths and radiators into the basement (For further information regarding Warren's architectural work at Caius, seeappendix 4 to Volume IV of the Biographical History of Caius)

Bishop of Ely

Consulting engineer, Cambridge

Sir William was admitted to an honorary degree (Doctor of Letters), by the University of Cambridge, 24 June 1998.

Sir (Henry) William Rawson Wade was an undergraduate student at Caius from 1936-39. He became Rouse Ball Professor of English Law, at Cambridge in 1978 and was Master of Caius from 1976-88.