of Civil Law, 1854–58 Thomas Denman, 1st Baron Denman, Lord Chief Justice of England, 1832–50 Asaf Ali Asghar Fyzee (1899–1981), advocate in Bombay High Court, 1st Indian ambassador to Egypt Edward Marshall Hall, Victorian era barrister known as "The Great Defender" Robert Heath, Lord Chief Justice of England, 1642–45 Ahmad Mohamed Ibrahim, 1st Attorney-General of Singapore, 1965–67 Donald Kingdon, Chief Justice of Nigeria, 1929–46 William Martin, Chief Justice of New Zealand, 1841–57 G. M. Paterson, Attorney General of Ghana, 1956–57 Maharaj Nagendra Singh, President of the International Court of Justice, 1985–88 John Smalman Smith, Chief Justice of Lagos (Nigeria), 1889–95 Wee Chong Jin, Chief Justice of Singapore, 1963–90 Glanville Williams, Q.C. LL.D. F.B.A. described in 1997 by the New York Times as the greatest lawyer of the 20th century Humphrey Winch, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, 1608–11 Walter Woon, Attorney-General of Singapore, 2008–10 Science, mathematics, and technology Frank H. Berkshire, Principal Teaching Fellow in Fluid Dynamics at Imperial College London Chris Abel, Professor of Biological Chemistry at Cambridge Bernard Armitage, fellow of the College and psychiatrist George Barnard, statistician known for his work on the foundations of statistics Frederic Bartlett, psychologist William Bateson, biologist Jagdish Bhagwati, economist Henry Briggs, mathematician William Burnside, mathematician Sir David Cox, prominent statistician Sir Samuel Curran, physicist, inventor of the scintillation counter and proportional counter, and founder of Strathclyde University George Darwin, astronomer John Dee, mathematician, astronomer, astrologer, geographer, and consultant to Queen Elizabeth I Eric Denton, marine biologist Fearon Fallows, astronomer Thomas Fink, physicist and author John Ambrose Fleming, electrical engineer Steve Furber, computer scientist William Gilbert, physician and natural philosopher, discoverer of the Earth's magnetic field and inventor of the word 'electricity' Johannes de Villiers Graaff, economist William Gregor, discoverer of titanium William D. Hamilton, evolutionary biologist who formalised the concept of kin selection Douglas Hartree, mathematician David Harvey, Marxist geographer, social scientist William Heberden, British physician, gave the first clinical description (1768) of angina pectoris and demonstrated that chicken pox was different from smallpox John Herschel, prominent mathematician and astronomer who coined the word "photography" W. E. Hick, pioneer of cognitive science and discoverer of Hick's law Robert Hinde, Professor of Zoology, and former Master of St. John's William George Horner, mathematician Sir Fred Hoyle, pioneering but controversial cosmologist who first used the term 'Big Bang' James Jago, scientist and physician Sir Harold Jeffreys, applied mathematician and geophysicist Joseph Larmor, mathematician and