College, Cambridge 1623-1663 Rev Robert Doughty MA 1663-1665 Rev Samuel Garvey MA, Emmanuel College, Cambridge 1665-1672 Rev Jeremiah Boulton MA, Magdalene College, Cambridge 1672-1681 Rev John Baskervile BD, Emmanuel College, Cambridge 1681-1693 Rev Edward Clarke MA, University College, Oxford 1693-1703 Rev Edmund Farrer MA, St John's College, Cambridge 1703-1720 Rev Thomas Clark MA, Jesus College, Cambridge 1720-1751 Rev Benjamin Wilson MA, Trinity College, Cambridge 1751-1758 Rev John Clarke MA, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge 1758-1795 Rev Christopher Atkinson MA, The Queen's College, Oxford 1795-1814 Rev Thomas Rogers MA, Magdalene College, Cambridge 1814-1837 Rev Martin Joseph Naylor DD, Fellow of Queens' College, Cambridge 1837-1847 Rev John Carter DD, St John's College, Cambridge 1847-1875 Rev James Taylor DD, Trinity College, Cambridge 1875-1883 Robert Leighton Leighton MA, Balliol College, Oxford 1883-1910 Matthew Henry Peacock MA BMus, Exeter College, Oxford 1911-1916 Joseph E. Barton MA, Pembroke College, Oxford 1917-1939 Alfred J. Spilsbury MA, The Queen's College, Oxford 1939-1956 Wilfred A. Grace MA, The Queen's College, Oxford 1956-1964 Ernest J. Baggaley BSc 1964-1975 J. K. Dudley MA, The Queen's College, Oxford 1975-1985 James G. Parker MA, Christ's College, Cambridge 1985-2001 Robert Mardling MA, St Edmund Hall, Oxford 2001-2010 Michael Gibbons BA AKC, King's College London 2010-2020 David Craig MA MEd 2021-present Richard Brookes MChem DPhil, Worcester College, Oxford Notable Old Savilians Academia T.D. Barnes, Professor of Classics in the University of Toronto 1976–2007 John Barron, classicist and Master of St Peter's College, Oxford Stuart Jones, British historian, Professor of Intellectual History at the University of Manchester Professor Sir Hans Leo Kornberg, British biochemist and master of Christ's College, Cambridge (1982–1995) David May, Professor of Computer Science at the University of Bristol, former lead architect of the transputer and Chief Technology Officer and founder of XMOS. Joseph Moxon, Mathematician and Hydrographer to King Charles II. Benjamin Pulleyne (died 1861), mathematician, Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, and headmaster of Gresham's School Charles Ross (historian) (1924-1986), Professor of Medieval History, Bristol University, and author Alan M. Taylor, Professor of Economics and Finance, University of California, Davis John Wolfenden, Baron Wolfenden, Vice Chancellor of the University of Reading, and chair of the Committee on Homosexual Offences and Prostitution, which in 1957 published the Wolfenden Report that recommended the decriminalisation of homosexuality. Hector Munro Chadwick, English philologist and historian, fellow of Clare College, Cambridge and professor of Anglo-Saxon at the University of Cambridge (1912–41) John Hopkins, Cambridge University academic Roger