Newington College

Columns: Headmaster | Education | Previous positions held
Rev . James Egan Moulton 1863 | Kingswood School | Founding Headmaster , Tupou College , Tonga | George Metcalfe 1867 - 1869 | University of Melbourne University of Sydney | Proprietor and Headmaster , High School , Goulburn Founding Headmaster , Druitt Town Public School | Michael Howe 1868 - 1877 | Trinity College , Dublin University of Melbourne | Founding Headmaster , Galt Grammar School Headmaster , Jarvis Collegiate Institute , Toronto | Joseph Coates 1877 - 1883 | Huddersfield College | Founding Headmaster , Sydney Boys ' High School | William Williams 1884 - 1992 | Newark Grammar School Trinity College , Cambridge | Professor of Classics & English Literature , University of Tasmania | Arthur Lucas 1893 - 1898 | Kingswood School Balliol College , Oxford | Headmaster , Sydney Grammar School Professor of Mathematics , University of Tasmania | Edward William Cornwall 1899 | Keble College , Oxford | Acting Headmaster , Ipswich Grammar School Lecturer Classics and Languages , University of Melbourne | Rev . Charles Prescott 1900 - 1931 | Kingswood School Worcester College , Oxford | Founding Headmaster , Wesleyan Ladies ' College , Sydney | Philip Le Couteur 1931 - 1948 | Queen 's College , Melbourne University College , Oxford University of Bonn , Germany | Headmaster , Methodist Ladies ' College , Melbourne Headmaster , Hale School , Perth

Example questions:
What is the Irish name of the university attended by Newington College Headmaster Michael Howe ? | What county is the higher education institution of Newington College Headmaster Joseph Coates located in ? | Who founded the college that Newington College Headmaster Arthur Lucas attended ? | When was Newington College Headmaster Tony Rae 's college established ? | How many Nobel Prizes have been won by the alumni of the college attended by Newington College Headmaster William Williams ?

Answers:
Coláiste na Tríonóide | West Yorkshire | John I de Balliol | 1893 | 34