Category:People educated at Manchester Grammar School
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- People educated at Manchester Grammar School in the city of Manchester — former pupils are known as Old Mancunians.
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Pages in category "People educated at Manchester Grammar School"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 307 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Jacques Abady
- Joseph Ablett
- Donald Adamson
- Chris Addison
- William Harrison Ainsworth
- Leslie Alcock
- Frank Allaun
- Joseph Allen (bishop)
- Richard Pepper Arden, 1st Baron Alvanley
- John Meir Astbury
- Llewellyn Atherley-Jones
- Michael Atherton
- Michael Atiyah
- Colin François Lloyd Austin
- James Austin (photographer)
B
- James Baddiley
- Drew Baker
- William Baker (fashion designer)
- Michael Barber (chemist)
- John Bardsley
- Ernest Barker
- Tim Barker (priest)
- Harry Bateman
- William Bawdwen
- Alex Beard (arts manager)
- John Beavan, Baron Ardwick
- Mark Beer
- George Bell (cricketer)
- John Blake-Reed
- Bill Bland
- Neville Blond
- Walter Bodmer
- Robert Bolt
- Robert Booth (judge)
- Alan Bowman (classicist)
- John Bradbury, 1st Baron Bradbury
- John Bradford
- Ernest Bramah
- Ralph Brideoake
- Henry Brooke (divine)
- David Broucher
- Walter Horace Bruford
- Jabez Bunting
C
- Gilbert Cannan
- Joseph Cantley
- Brian Cantor
- Reginald Carr (librarian)
- David Chapman (chemist)
- Mark Chapman (broadcaster)
- Sydney Chapman (economist)
- Charles Francis Waterfall
- Charles Telford Carr
- Rangan Chatterjee
- Humphrey Chetham
- Mark Chilton
- George Clark (historian)
- Graham Clark (violinist)
- Basil Clarke
- Brian Clegg (writer)
- Clifford Cocks
- Frank Cooper (civil servant)
- Richard Cooper (academic)
- John Rooke Corbett
- Thomas Corser
- George Coulouris
- Anthony Cowgill
- William Crabtree
- Sheldon Cradock
- William Craven-Ellis
- John Crawley
- Ivor Crewe
- Michael Crick
- George Bernard Cronshaw
- William Percival Crozier
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G
- Frederick William Gamble
- Alan Garner
- George Garrett (inventor)
- Neil Gerrard
- Donald Gibson (architect)
- Ian Gibson (cricketer)
- Ashurst Gilbert
- Alan Giles (priest)
- Oliver Gill
- Louis Golding
- Jeffrey Goldstone
- Peter Goldstone
- Richard Dalziel Graham
- David Green (cricketer, born 1939)
- Michael Greenberg (economist)
- Julius Gregory (footballer)
- Richard Grimsdale
H
- Alfred Daniel Hall
- Norman Hampson
- William Hampson
- John Hanson (British diplomat)
- Harry Harris (geneticist)
- Rob Harris (journalist)
- F. J. C. Hearnshaw
- Michael Henshall
- Nicholas Henshall
- Gordon Hewart, 1st Viscount Hewart
- Richard Hodgson (cricketer)
- Frodsham Hodson
- Stanley Houghton
- Will Hubbard
- Rodney Huddleston
- Glyn Tegai Hughes
- Henry Rainsford Hulme
- William Adam Hulton
- Arthur Frederick Hurst
- Nicholas Hytner
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L
- Henry Lamb
- Alastair Land
- Nicholas Lander
- Harold Laski
- Neville Laski
- John Latham (1761–1843)
- Mark Lawrence (cricketer)
- Stephen Leather
- John Leech (politician)
- Sir John Leigh, 1st Baronet
- Gerald R. Leighton
- Harold Lever, Baron Lever of Manchester
- Lawrence Lever
- Leslie Lever, Baron Lever
- Thomas Lindsay (priest)
- Edgar Lobel
- Frank Lockwood (politician)
- A. A. Long
- Tom Lowe (performer)
- Edgar Lustgarten
M
- Dugald Macfadyen
- Douglas Mackillop
- Edward Maclure
- Aseem Malhotra
- John Mansbridge (artist)
- Charles Mantell
- John Howard Marsden
- John Mason (British diplomat)
- Chris Matheson (politician)
- Callum McCarthy
- Frank McEachran
- Gordon McKinna
- Jonathan Mestel
- E. J. Mishan
- Greg Morris (organist)
- Daniel Moult
- Rory Mullarkey
- Matthew Mullineux
- Smarn Muntarbhorn