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 * Index
 * The "Great Public Schools" per Whitaker
 * Westminster, S.W. (1560), W. Gunion Rutherford M.A
 * Charterhouse, Godalming (1611), Rev. William Haig Brown Ll.D.
 * Christ's Hospital, Newgate Street E.C. (1552), Rev. Richard Lee M.A.
 * Dulwich College, S.E. (1619), A. H. Gilkes M.A.
 * Merchant Taylors', Charterhouse Square (1561), Rev. William Baker D.D.
 * University College School, Gower Street (1832), H. Weston Eve M.A.
 * King's College School, Strand W.C. (1828), C. W. Bourne M.A.
 * City of London School, Victoria Embankment (1442), Arthur Tempest Pollard M.A.
 * Mill Hill School N.W. (1807), J. D. McClure M.A.
 * Bath College (1876), Thomas William Dunn (closed 1909)
 * Bedford Grammar School (1552), J. Surtees Phillpotts M.A.
 * Bedford Modern School (1556), Rev. Robert Burton Poole D.D.
 * Birmingham, King Edward's School (1552), Rev. Albert Richard Vardy M.A.
 * Bradfield College, Berks (1849), Warden & H.M. Rev. Herbert Branston Gray D.D.
 * Bradford Grammar School (1661)
 * (was a direct grant grammar school from 1946 to c. 1975)
 * Brighton College (1847)
 * Bristol Grammar School (1532)
 * (was a direct grant grammar school from 1946 to c. 1976)
 * Cambridge, Leys School (1875)
 * Canterbury, King's School (1542)
 * Cheltenham College (1841)
 * Clifton College, Clifton, Bristol (1862)
 * Dover College (1871)
 * Durham School (1541)
 * Edinburgh Academy (1824)
 * Epsom College (1855)
 * Eton College (1441)
 * Felsted School (1564)
 * Fettes College, Edinburgh (1870)
 * Giggleswick, Yorkshire (1553)
 * Glenalmond, Trinity College (1841)
 * founded as Trinity College, Glenalmond, renamed as Glenalmond College in 1983
 * Haileybury College (1806)
 * The East India Company College, founded in 1806, closed in 1858, after the end of the East India Company rule in India; in 1862 the buildings re-opened as Haileybury College, and in 1941 this merged with the Imperial Service College to form Haileybury and Imperial Service College
 * Harrow School (1571)
 * Highgate (Cholmeley's) School (1565)
 * this was Sir Roger Cholmeley's School at Highgate and changed its name to Highgate School
 * Lancing College (1848)
 * Llandovery College (1847)
 * Loretto School, Musselburgh (1830)
 * Malvern College (1863)
 * Manchester Grammar School (1515)
 * Marlborough College (1843)
 * Nottingham High School (1513)
 * Radley, St Peter's College (1847)
 * Repton School (1556)
 * Rossall School, Fleetwood (1844)
 * Rugby (1567)
 * Sedbergh, Yorks (1551)
 * Sherborne School (1550)
 * Shrewsbury (1551)
 * Tiverton, Blundell's School (1599)
 * Tonbridge (1553)
 * Uppingham (1581)
 * Wellington College, Wokingham (1857)
 * Westward Ho! (1874), Cornell Price M.A. article is at United Services College
 * it was the United Services College, founded 1874, about 1906 or 1912 merged into Imperial Service College
 * Winchester College (1387)


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