Walter Allen Robinson (7 December 1839 – 11 June 1895) was a

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administrator who was appointed the first Principal of

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, then in

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, on 20 November 1886. Robinson was born in

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, Leicestershire, to Rev. Charles Walter Robinson and his wife, Martha Maddock.''1841 England Census'' He was survived by his son, Sir Sydney Maddock Robinson, the Chief Justice of Burma and a daughter who was married in late April 1895, two months before her father died at 3 p.m. on 11 June 1895 of a sun stroke.Aitchison College History

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. He is buried in the Taxalie Gate cemetery in Lahore, Pakistan.

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