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),
Christ Church, Oxford • Richard Harington (1858),
Christ Church, Oxford • Robert Kenyon (1872),
Christ Church, Oxford •
Sir William Cameron Gull, 2nd Baronet of Brook Street (1883),
Christ Church, Oxford • Henry Straus Quixano Henriques (1891),
Worcester College, Oxford •
F. E. Smith, 1st Earl of Birkenhead (1896),
Wadham College, Oxford • Owyn Murray (1897),
Exeter College, Oxford •
Francis de Zulueta (1903),
New College, Oxford •
Augustus Uthwatt, Baron Uthwatt (1904 joint),
University of Melbourne –
Balliol College, Oxford • Frederick Barrington-Ward (1904 joint),
Hertford College, Oxford •
John Clifford Valentine Behan (1906),
University of Melbourne –
Hertford College, Oxford • George Johnston (1909),
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),
Brasenose College, Oxford •
Lord Edmund-Davies (1929),
King's College London –
Exeter College, Oxford Change in statute to award scholarship on the basis of BCL examinations (1928) •
Ronald Martland (1931),
University of Alberta –
Hertford College, Oxford • John Gabriel Starke (1934),
University of Western Australia –
Exeter College, Oxford • Alan Brock Brown (1935),
New College, Oxford • (William) Reginald Verdon-Smith (1936), –
Brasenose College, Oxford • Norman Marsh (1937), –
Pembroke College, Oxford Suspended for World War II (1940 – 1945) •
Zelman Cowen (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),
New College, Oxford •
Ian Brownlie (1952),
Hertford College, Oxford •
Allan Gotlieb (1953),
University of California, Berkeley –
Christ Church, Oxford • Laurence Libbert (1954),
Magdalen College, Oxford •
Lennie Hoffmann, Baron Hoffmann (1957),
University of Cape Town –
The Queen's College, Oxford • Brian Shaw (1958),
University of Melbourne –
Magdalen College, Oxford • Colin Tapper (1959),
Magdalen College, Oxford •
Mark Saville, Baron Saville of Newdigate (1960),
Brasenose College, Oxford • Robert Roy Stuart (1961),
University of Alberta –
Wadham College, Oxford •
Richard Buxton (1962),
Exeter College, Oxford •
Jeffrey Hackney (1963),
Wadham College, Oxford •
John Eekelaar (1965),
King's College London –
University College, Oxford •
John Dyson Heydon (1967),
University College, Oxford –
University College, Oxford •
Ross Alan Sundberg (1969),
University of Melbourne –
Magdalen College, Oxford •
Michael Hart (1970),
Magdalen College, Oxford •
Mark Weinberg (1972),
Monash University Faculty of Law,
Wadham College, Oxford • Kenneth Parker (1973), Exeter College, Oxford •
Paul Craig (1974),
Worcester College, Oxford •
Hugh Collins (1975),
Pembroke College, Oxford • Peter Cane (1976),
Sydney Law School –
Magdalen College, Oxford •
Patrick Keane (1977),
University of Queensland –
Magdalen College, Oxford • Stephen Moriarty (1978),
Brasenose College, Oxford • Michael Hoyle (1979),
University of Melbourne –
Magdalen College, Oxford • Mary Stokes (1980),
Brasenose College, Oxford •
Edwin Cameron (1982),
University of Stellenbosch –
Keble College, Oxford • Norman O'Bryan (1983),
Melbourne Law School –
Wadham College, Oxford •
Edward Braham (1984),
Worcester College, Oxford • Craig Orr (1985),
Downing College, Cambridge –
University College, Oxford • Timothy Pitt-Payne (1986 joint),
Worcester College, Oxford •
John Gardner (1987),
New College, Oxford –
New College, Oxford •
Graham Virgo (1988),
Downing College, Cambridge –
Christ Church, Oxford • Paul Nicholls (1990),
University of Sheffield –
Worcester College, Oxford • Andrew Palmer (1992),
Monash University –
St John's College, Oxford •
Andrew Bell (1993),
Sydney Law School –
Magdalen College, Oxford • Andrew Dickinson (1994),
St Edmund Hall, Oxford • Jeremy Kirk (1996),
Australian National University –
Magdalen College, Oxford • Ann Buckingham (1997),
Victoria University of Wellington • Henry Forbes Smith (1998 joint),
University of Otago –
Merton College, Oxford • Angus Johnston (1999),
Brasenose College, Oxford –
Brasenose College, Oxford • Stephen Free (2000),
Australian National University –
Magdalen College, Oxford • Burton Ong (2001),
National University of Singapore –
Merton College, Oxford • David Murray (2002),
Christ Church, Oxford –
Christ Church, Oxford • Ben Allgrove (2003),
University of Adelaide –
Magdalen College, Oxford • Tamsyn Allen (2004),
Magdalen College, Oxford • Andrew Scott (2005 joint),
St John's College, Oxford • Marc Brown (2005 joint),
Mansfield College, Oxford • Paul Adams (2006),
St Catherine's College, Oxford –
St Catherine's College, Oxford • Imran Afzal (2007),
Merton College, Oxford –
Merton College, Oxford • Natasha Bennett (2008),
Trinity College, Cambridge –
Merton College, Oxford • Michael Bolding (2009),
Melbourne Law School –
Lincoln College, Oxford • Frederick Wilmot-Smith (2010),
Christ's College, Cambridge –
Balliol College, Oxford • Niranjan Venkatesan (2011),
National Law School of India University –
Magdalen College, Oxford • Naomi Oreb (2012),
Sydney Law School –
Magdalen College, Oxford • Ajay Ratan (2013),
Downing College, Cambridge –
Trinity College, Oxford • James Ruddell (2014),
University of Auckland –
Merton College, Oxford • Owen Lloyd (2015),
Merton College, Oxford –
Merton College, Oxford • Marlena Valles (2016),
The University of Edinburgh –
Jesus College, Oxford • Tristan Cummings (2017),
Merton College, Oxford –
Merton College, Oxford • Christopher Stackpoole (2018),
Queensland University of Technology –
Merton College, Oxford • Chen Chen (2019 joint),
Magdalen College, Oxford –
Merton College, Oxford • Luca Moretti (2019 joint),
University of Sydney –
Christ Church, Oxford • Alyssa Glass (2020),
University of Sydney –
Magdalen College, Oxford • Edward Mordaunt (2021),
St Cross College, Oxford • Ruben Robertson (2022),
University of Sydney –
Magdalen College, Oxford • Louis Triggs (2023),
King's College London –
St Hilda's College, Oxford • Marcel Delaney (2024),
Australian National University –
Wadham College, Oxford • Jake Emerson (2025),
Magdalen College, Oxford == Vinerian
proxime accessit award holders ==