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20 Jun 2024: Indeed, Newnham was co-founded by Henry Sidgwick, then a young and radical philosopher without a job, later the Knightsbridge Professor of Philosophy – the post that Rae Langton holds today. ... Newnham College. Sidgwick Avenue. Cambridge. CB3 9DF. Tel.

4 Jun 2024: The daughters of this house to those that shall come after them commend the filial remembrance of Henry Sidgwick”. ... The interrupted yew hedge and the formal rose garden was also planted as part of the memorial to Henry Sidgwick.

6 Jun 2024: Why choose Newnham for HSPS? Newnham’s pioneering work in the development of women’s education began in 1869, with a series of lectures set up by Henry Sidgwick. ... Quicklinks. Related Websites. Newnham College. Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge, CB3 9DF,

12 Jun 2024: Henry Sidgwick invited Miss Clough to take charge of the first hostel and its first five students, setting up in Regent Street, Cambridge, in 1871. ... Newnham College. Sidgwick Avenue. Cambridge. CB3 9DF. Tel. 44 (0)1223 335700.

3 Jun 2024: May 13th, 2024. Professor Augusta McMahon explored the liveability of ancient cities in Third Places and Happiness: 15-Minute Cities in ancient Mesopotamia, this year’s Henry Sidgwick Memorial Lecture at ... Newnham College. Sidgwick Avenue. Cambridge.

14 Jun 2024: The philosopher Henry Sidgwick risked his own credit in renting a house in which young women attending the lectures could reside. ... 1860), daughter of John Perfect. In May 1871 she accepted an invitation from Henry Sidgwick to take charge of a house

14 Jun 2024: Newnham College. Sidgwick Avenue. Cambridge. CB3 9DF. Tel. 44 (0)1223 335700. ... Quicklinks. Related Websites. Newnham College. Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge, CB3 9DF, UK.

3 Jun 2024: This was dedicated as a memorial to co-founder Henry Sidgwick, with a carved inscription: “The daughters of this house to those that shall come after them commend the filial remembrance ... The first four Newnham Irises are named Henry Sidgwick, Anne

8 Jun 2024: In April 1867 Millicent married Henry Fawcett, the blind Professor of Political Economy at Cambridge and Radical Liberal MP for Brighton. ... She urged on philosopher Henry Sidgwick, another of the organisers of early lectures for women, and he risked

19 Jun 2024: NCA PP/Lindsell/1/3]. Mary Kennedy’s sketch of Henry Sidgwick giving a lecture. ... Mary Kennedy was one of the first five students at Newnham, and had attended the first programme of Lectures for Women in Cambridge in 1870-71, organised by Henry