Vinerian Scholarship

Past winners of the Vinerian Scholarship include:

• Charles Abbott, 1st Baron Tenterden
• Sir Thomas Plumer, MR (1777), University College, Oxford
• John Taylor Coleridge (1812)
• Nassau William Senior (1813)
• Frederic Rogers, Baron Blachford (1834), Oriel College, Oxford
• Thomas Henry Haddan (1838)[3] Christ Church, Oxford
• Richard Harington (1858),[4] Christ Church, Oxford
• Robert Kenyon (1872),[5] Christ Church, Oxford
• Sir William Cameron Gull, 2nd Baronet of Brook Street (1883), Christ Church, Oxford
• Henry Straus Quixano Henriques (1891),[6] Worcester College, Oxford
• F. E. Smith, 1st Earl of Birkenhead (1896),[7][8][9] Wadham College, Oxford
• Owyn Murray (1897),[10] Exeter College, Oxford
• Francis de Zulueta (1903), New College, Oxford
• Augustus Uthwatt, Baron Uthwatt (1904 joint),[11] University of Melbourne – Balliol College, Oxford
• Frederick Barrington-Ward (1904 joint),[12] Hertford College, Oxford
• John Clifford Valentine Behan (1906), University of Melbourne – Hertford College, Oxford
• George Johnston (1909),[13] Christ Church, Oxford
• Henry Angus (1914), Balliol College, Oxford

Suspended for World War I (1916 – 1920)

• Harold Hanbury (1921), Brasenose College, Oxford
• Cyril Pearce Harvey (1923),[14][15] Brasenose College, Oxford
• Lord Edmund-Davies (1929), King's College London – Exeter College, Oxford[16]

Change in statute to award scholarship on the basis of BCL examinations (1928)

• Ronald Martland[17] (1931), University of Alberta – Hertford College, Oxford
• John Gabriel Starke[18] (1934), University of Western Australia – Exeter College, Oxford
• Alan Brock Brown (1935),[19] New College, Oxford
• (William) Reginald Verdon-Smith (1936)[20] – Brasenose College, Oxford
• Norman Marsh (1937)[21] – Pembroke College, Oxford

Suspended for World War II (1940 – 1945)

• Zelman Cowen[22] (1947 joint), Melbourne Law School – New College, Oxford
• Rex Welsh[22] (1947 joint), University of the Witwatersrand – Oriel College, Oxford
• Tony Honoré (1948 joint), New College, Oxford
• William Lederman (1948 joint), University of Saskatchewan – Exeter College, Oxford
• Peter Carter (1949), Oriel College, Oxford
• Anthony Machin (1950),[23] New College, Oxford
• Ian Brownlie[24] (1952), Hertford College, Oxford
• Allan Gotlieb (1953), University of California, Berkeley – Christ Church, Oxford
• Laurence Libbert (1954),[25] Magdalen College, Oxford
• Leonard Hubert Hoffmann, Lord Hoffmann[26] (1957), University of Cape Town – The Queen's College, Oxford
• Brian Shaw (1958), University of Melbourne – Magdalen College, Oxford
• Colin Tapper (1959),[27] Magdalen College, Oxford
• Mark Saville, Baron Saville (1960),[28] Brasenose College, Oxford
• Robert Roy Stuart (1961),[29] University of Alberta – Wadham College, Oxford
• Richard Buxton (1962), Exeter College, Oxford
• Jeffrey Hackney (1963), Wadham College, Oxford
• John Eekelaar[30] (1965), King's College London – University College, Oxford
• John Dyson Heydon (1967), University College, Oxford – University College, Oxford
• Ross Alan Sundberg (1969)[31][32] University of Melbourne – Magdalen College, Oxford
• Michael Hart (1970), Magdalen College, Oxford
• Mark Weinberg (1972), Monash University Faculty of Law
• Paul Craig (1974),[33] Worcester College, Oxford
• Hugh Collins (1975), Pembroke College, Oxford
• Peter Cane[34][35] (1976), Sydney Law School – Magdalen College, Oxford
• Patrick Keane[36] (1977), University of Queensland – Magdalen College, Oxford
• Stephen Moriarty (1978),[37] Brasenose College, Oxford
• Michael Hoyle [38] (1979) University of Melbourne – Magdalen College, Oxford
• Mary Stokes (1980),[39] Brasenose College, Oxford
• Edwin Cameron[40] (1982), University of Stellenbosch – Keble College, Oxford
• Norman O'Bryan[41] (1983), Melbourne Law School – Wadham College, Oxford
• Edward Braham (1984),[42] Worcester College, Oxford
• Craig Orr (1985),[43][44] Downing College, Cambridge – University College, Oxford
• Timothy Pitt-Payne (1986 joint), Worcester College, Oxford
• John Gardner[45] (1987), New College, Oxford – New College, Oxford
• Graham Virgo (1988), Downing College, Cambridge – Christ Church, Oxford
• Paul Nicholls[46] (1990), University of Sheffield – Worcester College, Oxford
• Andrew Palmer[47] (1992), Monash University – St John's College, Oxford
• Andrew Bell[48] (1993), Sydney Law School – Magdalen College, Oxford
• Andrew Dickinson (1994),[26][49] St Edmund Hall, Oxford
• Jeremy Kirk[50] (1996), Australian National University – Magdalen College, Oxford
• Ann Buckingham[51] (1997), Victoria University of Wellington
• Henry Forbes Smith[52] (1998 joint), University of Otago – Merton College, Oxford
• Angus Johnston[53] (1999), Brasenose College, Oxford – Brasenose College, Oxford
• Stephen Free[54] (2000), Australian National University – Magdalen College, Oxford
• Burton Ong[55] (2001), National University of Singapore – Merton College, Oxford
• David Murray (2002),[56] Christ Church, Oxford – Christ Church, Oxford
• Ben Allgrove[57] (2003), University of Adelaide – Magdalen College, Oxford
• Tamsyn Allen (2004),[58] Magdalen College, Oxford
• Andrew Scott[59] (2005 joint), St John's College, Oxford
• Marc Brown[60] (2005 joint), Mansfield College, Oxford
• Paul Adams[61] (2006), St Catherine's College, Oxford – St Catherine's College, Oxford
• Imran Afzal[62] (2007), Merton College, Oxford – Merton College, Oxford
• Natasha Bennett[63] (2008), Trinity College, Cambridge – Merton College, Oxford
• Michael Bolding[64] (2009), Melbourne Law School – Lincoln College, Oxford
• Frederick Wilmot-Smith[65] (2010), Christ's College, Cambridge – Balliol College, Oxford
• Niranjan Venkatesan[66] (2011), National Law School of India University – Magdalen College, Oxford
• Naomi Oreb[67] (2012), Sydney Law School – Magdalen College, Oxford
• Ajay Ratan[68] (2013), Downing College, Cambridge – Trinity College, Oxford
• James Ruddell[69] (2014), University of Auckland – Merton College, Oxford
• Owen Lloyd[70] (2015), Merton College, Oxford – Merton College, Oxford
• Marlena Valles[71] (2016), The University of Edinburgh – Jesus College, Oxford
• Tristan Cummings[72] (2017), Merton College, Oxford – Merton College, Oxford
• Christopher Stackpoole[73] (2018), Queensland University of Technology – Merton College, Oxford
• Chen Chen (2019 joint)[74][75] Magdalen College, Oxford – Merton College, Oxford
• Luca Moretti (2019 joint)[74][76] University of Sydney – Christ Church, Oxford
• Alyssa Glass (2020),[77] University of Sydney - Magdalen College, Oxford