Trinity Hall, Cambridge
Trinity Hall is the fifth oldest college of the
University of Cambridge, founded in
1350 by Bishop Bateman of Norwich; the college was intended to teach
canon law to students to replace priests lost to the
Black Death plague of the
1340s. College alumni include poet
Robert Herrick, writer
J. B. Priestley, comedian Tony Slattery, and ex-British MP
Geoffrey Howe.
