Old Guildfordians

Archbishop of Canterbury from 1611-1633

Lieutenant General, Master-General of the Ordnance from 1916-1919 (d. 1953)

Vice-Admiral of Royal Navy, son of Fifth Marquis of Lothian (d. 1840)

Admiral of the Fleet in 1849, awarded Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath (d. 1854)

Commandant General Royal Marines until 2010 (b. 1959)

11th Prime Minister of New Zealand in 1877 (d. 1898)

Speaker of the House of Commons from 1728-1761, Treasurer of the Navy in 1734 (d. 1768)

Former Labour MP and member of the Cabinet until 2009, now BBC’s Director of Strategy and Digital since 2013 (b. 1970)

English Government official and creator of the Census (d. 1840)

President of New York University, formerly Vice-Chancellor of Oxford Universityt

Speaker of the House of Commons from 1728-1761, Treasurer of the Navy in 1734 (d. 1768)

Olympic Gold Medallist in 1912 and Captain of England Football Team v Ireland in 1919. Earned 30 amateur international caps (d. 1956)

England Football International in 1908, earning 7 caps (d. 1916)

England Cricket Captain, took 325 test wickets and 899 wickets in all first-class matches, Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1978, Sky Sports Commentator (b. 1949)

England Rugby International, test debut as scrum-half in 1966 v. Wales (b. 1939)

Director of the Prudential Assurance Company (d. 1929)

Antarctic explorer who raced to South Pole with James Cracknell and Ben Fogle in 2009, Doctor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (b. 1980)

Natural Historian, one of the greatest early Himalayan explorers who discovered K2

Actor, writer, comedian. Played Will McKenzie from BAFTA-winning sitcom, The Inbetweeners (b. 1984)

Musician, producer, song writer and bass guitarist with British rock band, The Stranglers (b. 1952)

Master of Cathedral Choristers and Organist of Canterbury Cathedral since 1988

Violinist and Joint Concert Master of Philharmonia Orchestra since 2012. Plays on a violin made in 1709, by Carlo Tononi (b. 1975)

Welsh comedian, screenwriter, actor and film director. Star of Monty Python’s Flying Circus and the film, Life of Brian (b. 1942)

English painter renowned for his portrait work in oils and pastels. Member of the Royal Academy (d. 1806)

Sky Sports Presenter since 1998

English Football Commentator, voted FA Premier League Commentator of the Decade (b. 1945)

Archbishop of Canterbury from 1611-1633

Bishop of Salisbury from 1615-1617

Bishop of Salisbury from 1598-1615, godson to Elizabeth I

Bishop of Exeter from 1598-1621

Bishop of Winchester from 1560-1580