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WARREN'S BOOK 
 
WARREN'S BOOK 
 
 EDITED BY 
 
 ALFRED WILLIAM WINTERSLOW DALE 
 
 M.A. (Cantab.), LL.D. (Aberdeen) 
 
 VICE-CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL 
 FELLOW, AND FORMERLy TUTOR, OF TRINITY HALL, CAMBRIDGE 
 
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 Printed at the University Press 
 
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" Before this Title Page is D'. Warren's Mezzotinto Print, amazingly like 
 " him, in a white Wig, Gown, and Cassock and Scarfe, which last Ornament 
 " of Habit he never used, always being dressed in a Gown and Cassock, but 
 " no Scarfe, saying that it did not belong to him in the University as Doctor 
 "of Laws. The Picture from whence it was copied by Mr. Robins, an 
 "Engraver at Cambridge, in 1731, was painted by Heins in 1728. Under 
 "the oval are his Arms, viz: Gules, a Lion rampant Argent, a Chief Chequy 
 "Or & Azure, Crest, a Dragon's Head...." 
 
 Cole MSS., vol. Lviii., p. 5. 
 
COLLECTANEA 
 
 AD COLLEGIUM SIVE AULAM 
 
 SANCTAE TRINITATIS IN VNIVERSITATE 
 
 CANTABRIGIENSI 
 
 PRAECIPUE SPECTANTIA 
 
 " Illius quidem (Collegij) suadet amor, vt quaecunq, de eo apud antiques 
 "scriptores, sive editos, sive ineditos, in quibus curiose magis quam vtiliter 
 "versari soleo, dicta sparsim jacent/a, quasi reliquias quasdam in vnum 
 "acervum congererem, ne aut charissimum (Collegium) memoria indignum, 
 "aut ego illius immemor esse videar." 
 
 Vide Codicem M. S. D"^ John Battely de Burgo S" Edmundi. 
 
 W. WARREN, LL.D. 
 
 Aul: Trin: Soc: 
 
 Apr: 27. 1730. 
 
EDITOR'S PREFACE 
 
 I. 
 
 AN editor of Warren's Book is bound to say something 
 -^^ about the author. But there is not much to add to 
 what he himself has told us'. 
 
 His father, the Reverend Samuel Warren, was Vicar of 
 Ashford in Kent. William Warren was born on 27th April, 
 1683, in the house that served as the parsonage of that parish. 
 He entered Trinity Hall as a Sizar in 1700; was elected a 
 Scholar in January 170J; became a Pensioner two years later; 
 and graduated as Bachelor of Laws in 1706. Six years more 
 passed before his election to a Fellowship, on Walter Hewke's 
 foundation, in September 17 12'. He was ordained and 
 appointed Curate of St Edward's Church in Cambridge in 
 1 7 16; was admitted to the degree of Doctor of Laws in 1717 ; 
 and became Vice-Master of his College — a post of responsi- 
 bility with a non-resident Master — on nth January, 172^. 
 For several years he served the College as Bursar : the 
 accounts for the year 1742 are in his hand. But about that 
 time his health gave way ; and after suffering for nearly two 
 years from a cancer in the cheek, he left Cambridge in the 
 autumn of 1743, and returned to Ashford, "in hopes that his 
 native country air might be of service to him in the melancholy 
 situation he was 'm\" Change of place, however, brought him 
 no relief He died at Canterbury 3rd January, 1744, and was 
 buried in the churchyard of his early home*. 
 
 1 See p. 357. ' See p. 169. " Cole MSB., vol. vi., p. 117. 
 
 * ma., p. 88. 
 
 «5 
 
viii Editor's Preface 
 
 His epitaph is as simple and unpretentious as his life. 
 
 H. S. E. 
 
 Gulielmus Warren LL.D. 
 
 Aul: Trin: Cantabr: Socius, 
 
 Reverendi Viri Samuelis Warren, 
 
 Olim Vicarii de Ashford in Com: Cantii, 
 
 Filius 
 
 Obit 3 Jan: 1744' 
 
 " The meekest and best-natured creature in the world," — 
 that is Cole's estimate of him'. And whenever he speaks of 
 Warren it is always in a tone of affection and esteem. 
 
 II. 
 
 To describe Warren as "a laborious and judicious anti- 
 quarian," as Cole does', is to overshoot the mark. His 
 interest in antiquities was genuine : he loved to discuss such 
 subjects with others'. But in strenuous and persistent toil, 
 both Baker and Cole outstrip him. Their proud array of 
 folios, lengthening year by year, contrasts signally with his one 
 modest volume. Cole's Collections are works of art ; for he 
 had exceptional skill with both brush and pencil. Warren's 
 illustrations — such as they are — we owe to the " ingenious 
 Scholar of the House°." Cole's commentary, prejudice and 
 passion notwithstanding, is often more attractive than his 
 text ; and his digressions and interludes reveal not only a 
 learned author, but a loveable man. Warren never em- 
 broiders ; indulges neither fancy nor feeling ; gives us no 
 glimpses of antipathy and few of enthusiasm. He does his 
 
 • Cole MSS., vol. VI., p. 115. ^ ibu,^ vol. xxx., p. 184. 
 
 2 Ibid., vol. VI., p. 80. * Ibid., vol. LVin., p. 5. » See p. 20. 
 
Editor's Preface ix 
 
 work soberly, steadily, and scrupulously. True to his own 
 motto', "All selfness he forbears." The Society is his one 
 thought, his only pride. His book may be a dull book; but 
 only a duller heart will fail to find in it the expression of a 
 deep and loyal deyotion. 
 
 III. 
 
 The sources from which Warren drew his materials may 
 be briefly indicated : some have been lost ; some still survive. 
 They are — 
 
 (i) Deeds, — charters, agreements, conveyances, and the 
 like, — stored in the College Treasury. 
 
 (2) The five volumes of ^'Miscellanea',' containing docu- 
 
 ments of all kinds, some originals, some copies, 
 arranged and bound, probably under his direction. 
 
 (3) " The Masters Statute Book" which besides statutes 
 
 contained entries relating to many matters. In 
 Warren's time, as he tells us, it was " much worn 
 and well nigh lost" " : since then it has disappeared. 
 
 (4) " The College Register," containing lists of elections, 
 
 admissions, and other records. Its full title was 
 "Liber Actorum et Rerum memorabilium Aulae 
 THnitatis Inceptus Anno Domini 1557." Fifteen 
 sheets — thirty pages — were taken out, as the book 
 was in tatters, and bound up afresh in 1726'. 
 
 (5) The account-books — " Computationes" — and lease- 
 
 books of the College. 
 
 1 oiMs ijniav lavrifi fj : see his portrait, opposite title-page. 
 ' V.B., p. 12. ' See pp. 182 foil. 
 
X Editor's Preface 
 
 (6) The volume of " ScruHnia," recording the votes at 
 
 elections of members on the foundation, and now 
 containing other documents transferred from the 
 "Miscellanea." 
 
 (7) " The Order Book," dating from 1699. 
 
 Warren frequently refers to two other books of a later 
 date : — 
 
 (8) "The Vellum Book with Green Strings" [Ed. 
 
 Simpson Gustos, 1735, on the inside of the cover], 
 containing copies of Bateman's statutes, the statutes 
 of the various foundations, and other documents'. 
 
 (9) Another volume lettered on the back " The Old 
 
 Vellum Book'^" in which Warren transcribed many 
 of the documents found in (3). The note inside 
 the cover — " This is the Book described by Warren 
 in his Collectanea as the Old Vellum Book with 
 Green Strings " — is misleading. The two books 
 must be carefully distinguished. 
 
 IV. 
 
 Warren began his task, it would seem, in April 1730. 
 The book was unfinished when he left Gambridge in 1743. 
 There are gaps in several places that he must have meant to 
 filP. He set out with a fairly definite plan, and followed it for 
 some way. But great masses of his material were thrown 
 into an unshapely Appendix, where sections dealing with the 
 same subject are often widely separated from one another. 
 Additions were freely made by other members of the Society, 
 
 1 V.B, in references. ' O.V.B. in references. 
 
 ' e.ff. see pp. 63-4, 88. 
 
Editor's Preface xi 
 
 and the book was treated as a depository of College lore. 
 Unfortunately the chronicle was irregular and kept with too 
 little care, as appears in the following Order: — "Whereas 
 since the year 1740 various transactions relative to this 
 College have been suffered to remain unrecorded : it is 
 ordered that at the present and every subsequent Audit a 
 committee of the Fellows, including the two Divinity Fellows 
 and the Bursar, shall prepare and insert in Warren's Book an 
 account of such occurrences as may be considered to form part 
 of the History and Proceedings of Trinity HalP." But the 
 Order has often been neglected ; and, though other records 
 contain the transactions of later years, the book itself remains 
 incomplete. To write the missing chapters and to round 
 the record would have been to assume larger responsibilities 
 than I had undertaken: no such duty was entrusted to me. 
 My task was to deal with the book as I found it; to fill 
 in dates and details ; to make it intelligible, where it was 
 obscure ; to make it accessible to those who care to know the 
 history of the Society to which they belong. My additions in 
 the text, therefore, have been few. They do not go beyond 
 the Regulations of the Goodbehere Fellowship and Cole's 
 descriptions of the old Hall and the renovated Chapel. In 
 the notes, however, greater freedom was warranted ; and I 
 have used it. Warren's own notes, which are few, stand as 
 part of the text. 
 
 The substance of the original has been scrupulously 
 retained ; and the form also in a large measure. The abbrev- 
 iations of the transcriber, though his system is neither 
 complete nor consistent, have not been discarded. But in 
 the arrangement, for reasons that seem to me sufficient, I 
 
 1 Order Book, p. 1S3, 6 Jan. 1806. 
 
xii Eaitor's Preface 
 
 have dealt freely with Warren's text. Cole, who after more 
 than one ineffectual attempt, at last obtained the book on 
 loan and transcribed it, found that it was no history, though it 
 contained " large materials " for one. He would have recast 
 it ; but the difficulties of the task proved too much for him, 
 and he was " forced to follow Warren's method." For without 
 an index, he says, it would have been "an intollerable 
 Trouble" to have been perpetually hunting after Warren's 
 references \ I have made bold to reshape the book through- 
 out. The Appendix — nearly two hundred pages — has been 
 broken up, and the portions of it have been incorporated in 
 the chapters to which they belong. The body of the book 
 has been treated in the same way. At the same time nothing 
 has been omitted, save references and explanations that the 
 new arrangement has made unnecessary. The pages of the 
 original are given in the margin. Anyone, therefore, who 
 wishes to turn to a passage in the manuscript can do so with 
 ease. Nothing has been changed wantonly or lightly, or for 
 the sake of change. All has been done with pious and 
 reverent hands, as is seemly when we touch the tombs and 
 the treasures of the dead. 
 
 ' Cole MSS., vol. LViii., Introduction. 
 
 The University, Liverpool. 
 1 8 December^ 1910. 
 
TABLE OF CONTENTS 
 
 PAGES 
 
 Editor's Preface vii — xii 
 
 Chapter I. The Founder 
 
 (i) Bateman and his Foundation i — 3 
 
 (2) The Petygre of the Batemans 3 
 
 (3) De Vita at Morte Reuerendissimi Dni Wiftmi Batteman . 3 — 8 
 
 (4) Mors et Sepultura Fundatoris 8 — 9 
 
 (s) Bateman's Place of Burial 9 
 
 (6) Portraits of Bateman 10 
 
 Chapter II. The Foundation 
 
 (i) The Foundation, Masters of the College, &c. 
 
 (2) Arms of the Masters 
 
 (3) College Seals 
 
 (4) College Arms, &c. 
 
 (s) Arms on the Windows, &c 
 
 II — 14 
 14—17 
 17—18 
 18 — 20 
 
 20-25 
 
 Chapter III. Documents Relating to the Foundation 
 
 (i) Edward the Third's Charter (License in Mortmain) . . 26 — 27 
 
 (2) Literae Fundationis and Founder's Statutes .... 27 — 44 
 
 Books given by Founder 44 — 45 
 
 Ornamenta Capellae given by Founder .... 45 — 46 
 
 Books given but reserved during Life .... 46 — 48 
 
 Ornamenta Capellae given but reserved during Life . . 48 — 49 
 
 Note on Sterlingorum 50 — 51 
 
 (3) Bateman's Explanatory Statute 51 — 53 
 
 (4) Bateman's Additional Statute (An Agreement between Trinity 
 
 Hall and Annunciation Hall) 53 — 54 
 
 (5) Unio Ecclesiarum (Churches of S' Edward and S' John) . 54 — 58 
 
 Note on Denarios Petri 58 
 
 (6) Grant of S' Edward's Church 59— 60 
 
 (7) Chapel, License for Building 60 
 
 (8) Warren's Note on Transcription 60 — 62 
 
 Chapter IV. The College Fabrick, &c. 
 
 (i) The Dimensions of It, &c 63 
 
 (2) The Great Court 63 
 
 (3) The Court before the Master's Lodge 63 
 
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 The Master's Back Court 
 
 64 
 
 The Court between the Master's Lodge and the Library 
 
 64 
 
 The Backside ... ... 
 
 
 64 
 
 The Master's Garden 
 
 
 
 64 
 
 The Fellows' Fruit Garden . 
 
 
 
 65 
 
 The Fellows' Terras Garden . 
 
 
 
 66—67 
 
 The Old Building for the Monks . 
 
 
 
 67—68 
 
 The Master's Lodge 
 
 
 
 68—69 
 
 The Chapel 
 
 
 
 69—77 
 
 Inscriptions in the Chapel 
 
 
 
 78—82 
 
 The Treasury 
 
 
 
 82—83 
 
 The HaU 
 
 
 
 83—85 
 
 The Parlour or Combination Room 
 
 
 
 86 
 
 The Library 
 
 
 
 86—87 
 
 The Stables— The Wine-Cellar 
 
 
 
 88 
 
 The Chambers .... 
 
 
 
 88—93 
 
 The Drain from King's College 
 
 
 
 93 
 
 Chapter V. The College Plate 
 
 
 The College Plate 
 
 94 — 106 
 
 The Arms on the College Plate Blazoned 
 
 106 — III 
 
 
 Livings in the College Gift 
 
 112— 115 
 
 S' Edward's Church, Cambridge 
 
 
 116— 118 
 
 Benefactors of S' Edward's Parish . 
 
 
 118 — 119 
 
 S' Edward's Church: Benefactions . 
 
 
 119 — 120 
 
 S' Edward's Church: Communion Plate, &c. 
 
 
 120 — 121 
 
 S' Edward's Church: Arms, &c. . 
 
 
 121 — 122 
 
 Inscriptions in S' Edward's Church 
 
 
 122 — 132 
 
 Fellows of Trin. H. buried in S' Edward's 
 
 
 • 132—133 
 
 Ministers of S' Edward's Church . 
 
 
 • 133—135 
 
 S' Edward's Bells and King's College Great 
 
 Bells . 
 
 • 135—136 
 
 Edward the Confessor's Head 
 
 
 . 136—138 
 
 The Perambulation of the Parish . 
 
 
 . 138—140 
 
 The Free School 
 
 
 140 
 
 S' Edward's Parish Registers . 
 
 
 140 
 
 Chapter VII. The College Estates 
 
 
 Estates and Income, 1715 
 
 . 141 — 146 
 
 Memorandums Concerning the Estates . 
 
 . 146 — 148 
 
 Notes on the Estates . 
 
 
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 . 148-151 
 
Table of Contents 
 
 XV 
 
 Chapter VIII. Masters and Fellows of Trinity 
 
 (i) Series Custodum 
 
 Walter Haddon . 
 
 (2) Bateman's Fellows: 
 
 (a) Series Prima 
 {b) Series Secunda 
 (f) Series Tenia 
 
 D' Gregory 
 
 John Vickers 
 
 (3) Simon Balling's Fellows: 
 
 (a) Series Prima 
 ip) Series Secunda 
 
 (4) Robert Goodknape's Fellows 
 
 (5) Walter Hewke's Fellows . 
 
 (6) Bishop Nicke's Fellows: 
 
 (a) Series Prima 
 (^) Series Secunda 
 {c) Series Tertia 
 (7). Supernumerary Fellows . 
 
 (8) William Mowse's Fellows 
 
 (9) Horatio Goodbehere's Fellows 
 
 Hall 
 
 PAGES 
 152—154 
 
 155—157 
 
 157—159 
 
 159—162 
 
 162 
 
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 163—164 
 
 164 166 
 
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 168 170 
 
 170 172 
 
 173—174 
 175—176 
 177—178 
 178—180 
 181 
 
 Chapter IX. Register of Admissions 
 Admissions of Masters, Fellows, and Scholars, 1557 — 1744 182 — 222 
 
 
 Chapter X. Benefactors [1350 — 1500 
 
 ] 
 
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 Henry Duke of Lancaster .... 
 
 223 
 
 (2) 
 
 Richard Lyng, &c 
 
 223 
 
 (3) 
 
 Braunch and Rougham 
 
 223 — 224 
 
 (4) 
 
 Ralph Urry 
 
 224 
 
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 Simon of Sudbury 
 
 . 225 — 226 
 
 
 Building Contract with John de Mildenhale 
 
 . 226 — 227 
 
 (6) 
 
 Simon Bailing 
 
 227 
 
 
 His Statutes 
 
 . 227—230 
 
 (7) 
 
 William Balling 
 
 230 
 
 
 His Obit, &c 
 
 . 231 — 232 
 
 (8) 
 
 John Wright 
 
 232 
 
 (9) 
 
 John Puregold 
 
 232 
 
 
 His Benefaction 
 
 ■ 233—334 
 
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 Robert Goodknape 
 
 234 
 
 
 His Fellowship 
 
 • 234—236 
 
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 Chapter XI. Benefactors [1500 — 1642] 
 
 (11) D' Hewke 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 237 
 
 His Will and Codicil 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ■ 237—243 
 
 (12) Bishop Nicke . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 • 243—244 
 
 His Three Fellows 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 . 244 — 248 
 
 (13) Bishop Gardiner 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 248 
 
 (14) M' Spicer 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 249 
 
 His Scholar . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 249 
 
 (15) Laurence Moptyd . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 249 — 250 
 
 His Scholar . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 250—251 
 
 (16) Bishop Thirlby 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 251—252 
 
 (17) Gabriel Dunne 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 252 
 
 His Scholar . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 252—254 
 
 (18) Archbishop Parker . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 254—255 
 
 His Scholar . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 255-256 
 
 (19) D' Busby 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 256—257 
 
 His Benefaction 
 
 
 
 
 
 257—258 
 
 His Two Scholars 
 
 
 
 
 
 258-259 
 
 (20) D'^ Hervey 
 
 
 
 
 
 259 — 260 
 
 His Two Scholars 
 
 
 
 
 
 261 
 
 His Causey . 
 
 
 
 
 
 262 
 
 Doctors' Commons 
 
 
 
 
 
 262 — 264 
 
 (21) D' Mowse and M' Hare 
 
 
 
 
 264 — 265 
 
 Milestones on the Road to Barkway . 
 
 
 265—268 
 
 Milestones on the Road to Haverhill . 
 
 
 269 
 
 Milestones on the Huntingdon Road . 
 
 
 269 
 
 Act of Parliament, 1724, for a Tumpik 
 
 e between 
 
 
 Foulmire and Cambridge . 
 
 
 270 
 
 Causey Accounts 
 
 
 270 
 
 Roman Remains on the Trumpington Road . 270 — 271 
 
 (22) Robert Hare: 
 
 Books given to the College Library .... 271 — 273 
 
 The Canterbury Manuscript . 
 
 
 
 273—274 
 
 Hare's Arms 
 
 
 
 
 
 274 
 
 (23) M"^ Thorowgood 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 274—275 
 
 (24) Sir George Newman 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 275—276 
 
 (25) D' Cowell 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 276 
 
 (26) Bishop Barlow 
 
 
 
 
 
 . 
 
 276 
 
 (27) M"^ Catcher 
 
 
 
 
 
 . 
 
 277 
 
 (28) Sir Robert Wiseman 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 277—278 
 
Table of Contents xvii 
 
 Chapter XII. Benefactors [1633 — 1645] 
 
 PAGES 
 
 (29) D' Eden 279 — 280 
 
 D' Eden's Foundation 280 — 283 
 
 D' Eden's Legacy 283 — 284 
 
 The Order of Service at the Commemoration of our 
 Founder and Eenefactors 284 
 
 Chapter XIII. Benefactors [1646 — ] 
 
 (30) James Bunce 285 
 
 (31) Nicholas Hobart 285 
 
 (32) George Gale 285 
 
 (33) William D'Avenant 285 — 286 
 
 (34) Thomas Cradock 287 
 
 (35) William Dickins 287 
 
 (36) Henry Pelsant 287—288 
 
 (37) M' Foster 288 
 
 (38) D' King 288 
 
 (39) Sir Thomas Exton 288 
 
 (40) M"^ Thomas Crowch 288 — 289 
 
 (41) William Ayloffe 289 — 290 
 
 His Bequest 290 — 295 
 
 His Catechetical Lecture .... . . 295 — 301 
 
 Form of Certificate for Lecturers 301 — 303 
 
 (42) D' Oxenden 303 — 305 
 
 (43) D' Fauconberge 305 
 
 (44) M-^ Holt 30s 
 
 (45) D' Johnson 306 — 307 
 
 (46) D' Allen 308—309 
 
 (47) D"^ Chetwode 309 
 
 His Will, &c 309 — 315 
 
 Release to his Executrix 315 — 316 
 
 His Scholarship 316 — 318 
 
 His Benefaction 318 
 
 His Arms 318 
 
 (48) Sir Nathanael Lloyd 318 — 319 
 
 His Will and Instructions for Burial and Monument . 319 — 324 
 
 (49) Sir James Marriott 325 
 
 (50) D' Andrew 325 
 
 (51) D' Calvert 326 
 
 (52) Lord Rokeby 326 
 
 (53) Horatio Goodbehere 326 
 
 His Fellowship ... .... 326 — 328 
 
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 Chapter XIV. Documents relating to the History of the College 
 
 (i) Rights and Privileges 
 
 (2) Archbishop Arundel's Faculty 
 
 (3) Proposed Amalgamation of Trinity Hall and Clare Hall 
 
 (4) Declaratio Status CoUegii [155^] 
 
 (5) The Inspeximus [1559] ...••• 
 
 (6) Articles of Agreement between the Master and Fellows 
 
 [i58« 
 
 (7) Benjamin Thornton's Passport [1641] 
 
 (8) Cambridge Colleges and Parishes [1727-8] 
 
 (9) Oxford Colleges [1733] 
 
 (10) D"^ Nichols's Expulsion [1731] 
 
 (11) License in Mortmain [1742] ..... 
 
 (12) Poor Money .... ... 
 
 (13) Pars Deducenda 
 
 (14) Graces Before and After Meat .... 
 
 (15) Rules to be Observed by the Scholars . 
 
 (16) Rules for the Pensioners' Table 
 
 (17) Trinity Hall and University Offices 
 
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 Chapter Xy. William Warren 
 
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 Personal 357 
 
 Cost of his LL.B. Degree 357 — 358 
 
 Cost of his LL.D. Degree ...... 358 — 359 
 
 Memorandum on Duties of Presbyter Fellows . . 360 — 364 
 
 Index to Series Custodum et Sociorum and Admission 
 
 Register 365 — 371 
 
 General Index 372 — 380 
 
 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 
 
 William Warren 
 
 Wilham Bateman [Robins] 
 
 William Bateman [Faber] . 
 
 College Seals . 
 
 College Arms, etc. 
 
 Trinity Hall [Loggan] 
 
 D' Eden's Memorial Tablet 
 
 D' Hewke's Memorial Brass 
 
 to face page v 
 
 I 
 
 10 
 18 
 20 
 
 between 62 and 63 
 
 . to face 78 
 
 78 
 
GULIELMUS BATEM AN rp.co^i,n.r 
 
 . //i/a S.^S. et indtinxltLce. Jnnitaitf ZritncLJWj . ^f\\_ C C J.^ 
 
 (SwM-y'Tt/Bifefl^ ^,V 
 
THE FOUNDER 
 
 (I) BATEMAN AND HIS FOUNDATION. 
 
 In the Reign of K. Edward y^ 3d The Right Revd Father in God, [145] 
 William Bateman, Ld Bp of Norwich Founded Trinity Hall for ye 
 Study of the Canon and Civil Laws. It had been before an Hostle 
 belonging to ye Monks of Ely: John of Cranden' one of their Priors 
 purchas'd it for his Monks to Study in w" they came to Cambridge. 
 Bp Bateman afterwards made an Exchange with them, & gave y™ 
 several Parsonages for ye sd Hostel, & converted it to a College or 
 Hall ; and accordingly in the Literae Fundationis Collegij He says 
 thus, "Et volumus quod collegium scolarium sup^dictii vocetur col- 
 "legiii scolarium sancte Trinitatis de Norwico, et qd domus q^m 
 "inhitabit dictum collegia nominetur aula sancte Trinitatis de 
 "Norwico''." The Literae Fundationis bear Date Jan: 15. 1350 : Con- 
 firm'd by ye Bp of Ely Jan: 20. 1350; Confirm'd by ye Chancell^ 
 & University of Cambridge Jan: 21. 1350'. The King's Charter for 
 ye Founding Trinity Hall bears date Nov : 20, an : 24, Edv. 3'"*. 
 
 The Bp of Ely's Licence for Building a Chapel bears Date May 30. 
 1352°. The Statutes wch Bp Bateman gave ye College bear Date 
 June 1='. 1352: were Confirm'd by the Arch-Bishop of Canterbury Dec: 
 I. 1352 : were Confirm'd afterwards by ye University of Cambridge 
 Dec: 9. 1352. Bp Bateman afterwards added an Explanatory Statute 
 concerning Elections &c. bearing Date Aug: 14. 1354*. He design'd 
 (as appears by ye Statutes) to have Founded a Master & Twenty 
 Fellows beside Two or Three Scholars; But He Dying before He 
 had completed his Design'd Foundation (viz. A.D. 1355 at Avignon) [146] 
 He Left what was thought to be sufficient only for ye Maintenance of 
 a Master & Three Fellows, & for ye Founding Two Scholarships. 
 The other Fellowships & Scholarships y' now are beside those already 
 
 ' Crauden. ^ See p. 28. ' See pp. 27—9. * See pp. 36—7. 
 
 ' See p. 60. ' See pp. 51 — 3. 
 
 D, W. I 
 
2 Trinity Hall 
 
 [146] mention'd being owing to Benefactors since Bp Bateman's time. 
 Bp Bateman gave to ye College ye Rectories of Bryston, Kymberley, 
 Brimingham, Woodalling, Cowling, & Stalham, all in ye Diocese of 
 Norwich^ 
 
 Vid. Librum Statutoru penes Custodem. It. Archiv: Collegij. 
 Long Deal Box. Also see A.Bp. Parkers account concerning Trin : 
 Hall, In Df Drake's Edition of his Antic^ Brit: Eccl: p. 14. 
 
 
 Fellowships. 
 
 
 'Bp Bateman 
 
 3^ 
 
 
 
 Simon Dalling 
 
 2 
 
 
 Founded by ■ 
 
 Bp Nick 
 
 Robert Goodknape 
 
 3 
 
 I 
 
 See ye College Register, & 
 ye M« Book of Statutes. 
 
 
 Dr Hewke 
 
 I 
 
 
 The College 
 
 I 
 
 
 
 Dr Mouse 
 
 I. 
 
 
 
 "T2 
 
 
 SCHOLARSH 
 
 IPS. 
 
 
 ' Bp Bateman 
 
 2 
 
 
 
 Simon Dalling 
 
 I 
 
 
 
 M^ Spycer 
 
 I 
 
 See ye Masters Book of 
 
 
 Bp Nick 
 
 2 
 
 Statutes, also ye old Re- 
 
 Founded by - 
 
 Laurence Moptyd 
 
 I 
 
 gister viz. Liber Actorum 
 
 Gabriel Dunne 
 
 I 
 
 & rerum memorafe &c.. 
 
 
 Df Hervy 
 
 2 
 
 also ye Vellum Book with 
 
 
 ArchBp Parker 
 
 I 
 
 Green Strings. 
 
 
 Dr Busby 
 
 2 
 
 
 
 . D"^ Mouse 
 
 \, 
 
 
 14 
 
 Df Oxenden's Kentish Scholarship is to be given to one y' shall 
 at ye same time enjoy one of ye abovesd Scholarships'. 
 
 I know nothing of ye Scholar mention'd in ye Register an 1601 
 & 1606, viz. M" DuUingham". [Quaere, whether it is not a mistake 
 for M" Dalling?] 
 
 1 The Advowsons, according to the Patent Rolls were those of Bristow, Kimberley, and 
 Burningham. P. R., •i\ Edw, iii., p. i, m. 15; p. 3, m. i & 5. See also Miscellanea, 
 vol. I. (3). 
 
 '^ See Oxenden in Index. ' See pp. 191, 191. 
 
William Bateman 3 
 
 "The formall words of of Corporacon be thees folowyng [147 & 
 
 "Auc?e parliameti edi? 223] 
 
 "ao p° Elizabeth Reg 
 
 " Maister Fellowes and Scollers of the College or Hall of the Holy 
 
 "Trinitie in the VniSsite of Cambrydge." 
 
 (2) "THE PETYGRE OF THE BATEMANS. [147] 
 
 " Wiltm Bateman oon of y^ fowr Bailiefs of Norwch (being before 
 " it was gov'ned by a Mayor) was y^ first founds of y^ Chapell in ye 
 " Feld at Norwch & had thre Sonnes by his Wief & (as they seien) 
 " at oon burden : Y^ first called Bartilmew becam a man of arms, 
 "forte in France under Kyng Edward 3 & by hym made knight 
 "& in his age returned home & disceased in yt house wher the 
 "Bap^(?) now possesseth & was buried at Flixton Abby ner by. 
 " Ye Second was pfessed religious in a monastery in ye west contry 
 " & after made Abbot ther (as is sayd). The third was Archedeacon 
 "& after y' Bushop of Norwch. Ye Eldest gave a Coat Sylver & 
 " Sables thre Cressants ermyn with a Scochion engrayled, ye Abbot 
 " wold gyve but two Cressantes, & ye Bushop but oon, but otherwyse 
 " agreable to ye eldest son, & it is certenly sayd & can be proved ye 
 " father of them all gave ye same y' ye knight did." 
 
 (First Leaf of ye Masters Statute Book. I take it to be D^ Hervy's 
 own Handwriting.) 
 
 (3) DEVITA ET MORTE REUERENDISSIMI DNI WILtMI [367] 
 BATTEMAN NORWICEN EPI, PROUT HETUR IN 
 ARCHIUIS AULAE S. TRINITATIS CANTEBRIGIAE^. 
 
 " Religiosam vitam profitentibus et see matris ecctie filijs vni- 
 " uersis, Fr Laurentius prior eccHe cathedralis see Trinitatis Norwicen, 
 "et ejusdem loci capitulum humilis ordis Sci Benedci per devote 
 "caritatis affectum, mortuis suffragiorum gram non negare, merita 
 " cumulare, et altissimo complacere. Antiquus hostis, fallax & dolo- 
 "sus, caelistis' patriae quondam ciuis precipuus, qui ob nephandae 
 
 ' Illegible. The Old Vellum Book with Green Strings, p. ii, leaves a blank, and adds 
 in a foot-note " Picked out as well as could be from the first leaf of the M"^ Statute book 
 " being much worn & nigh lost." Cole, in his copy, makes nothing of it. 
 
 2 "A copy of Bp Bateman's Life and Death from M' Hare's copy." See p. 7 and 
 note 2. Baker, Harleian MSS., vol. 11., pp. 451 — 6, gives another copy. 
 
 ' Caelestis. 
 
 I — 2 
 
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 [367] " suae presumpcois elacoem de superno caelorum fastigio cu ejusde 
 "criminis damnationisq, consortibus miserabili precipicio ad tartara 
 •'e' proiectus, et qui ob claritatis suae spledorem nomen optinuit 
 " Luciferi concito tetra inuolutus caligine priceps tenebrarum meruit 
 " appellari. Considerans itaq, ruinam suam qua de inestimabili beati- 
 " tudine in surna miseria prolapsus erat, numerumq, celestium ciuium 
 "que superbiendo cadendoqj minSat redintegrandii fore per hoiem, 
 " inuidiae stimulatus aculeis primos parentes nros in paradiso costi- 
 "tutos sue decepcois laqueis irretiuit, \xxet\tos iinortalitate nudauit, 
 "nudatos mortis necessitate subiugauit, subiugatos ad terra de qua 
 
 [368] " assumpti fuerant deiecit, deiectos laboribus fatigauit, fatigatosq^ 
 " detrusit finaliter in infernum. Et nisi immesa Dei pietas precioso 
 " filij sui sanguine veteris piaculi deleuisset maculam, que ob parentu 
 " seductorii inobedientiam deriuauit in posteros, eosq, miro regenera- 
 "tionis orde in nouam infantiam et iiiocetia renouasset, hostis ille 
 "versutus miserum hoiem superne beatitudis sic exsorte suae dam- 
 " nacois participe effecisset, et t^nsacta infelici vita in mortali morte 
 " conclusisset perpetuis tenebris fruiturum. Sed iam clarescente tem- 
 " pore gfe et mediante Xpi benedca mbrte, absorpta e inferni victoria, 
 "et apta est ianua vitae, quia dictante lege simbolica qui bona 
 " egerunt ibut in vitam aeternam, qui vero mala in ignem aeternum. 
 " Istorum est mors pessima, quia mors peccatorum ob nephanda 
 '■ " demerita dampnatorum, illorum vero mors preciosa, quia mors sctorii 
 " sanguine Xpi quasi precio coparata, quorum etiam merita preclara 
 "merito sibi vita gtiae coparat sempiternam. De cuius vitae com- 
 "paracoe prouidens sibi venerabilis pater magr Wiltm^ de Norwico 
 " nuper Norwicefi epus merita et opera perpreclara cu beate morien- 
 " tibus et faelicitate pfruentibus mortem temporalem in vita coinutasse 
 " sempiternam verisimitr potest credi. Qui dum vitales carpet auras, 
 
 [369] " de virtutibus in virtutes semper proficiens suo pio opifici pijs operi- 
 " bus sume studuit coplacere. Duxit eteni origine ex utroq, parente 
 "de probatissimis et honestissimis ciuibus predce ciuitatis Norwici, 
 " vt q°da quasi presagio procedente ex parentii honestate et nati puri- 
 "tate ciuitatis suae natiue in posterum foret pater. Erat enim ab 
 "ineunte aetate semper docilis et ingeniosus, ita vt suos coetaneos 
 "dum liberalibus scientijs in teneriori aetate intenderet precelleret 
 " vniuersos. Tandem in primitiuis scientijs sic ibutus, ad jura ciuilia 
 " se t^nstulit in tanta capacitate vt vix attingens aetatis tricesimum 
 "annum statu optineret doctoratus; et studij excellentia honorem 
 '' conscenderet cathedralem, vbi incompabitr sue doctrie sparges radios, 
 " legendo, disputando, et determinando, sic effulsit singularis, vt per 
 
IVilliam Bateman 5 
 
 " 01m ora eP excelletie fama puolate, ad dignitate archidicatus Nor- [369] 
 " wicen laudabitr vocaretur. Qui feus archidiacon^, ne ocio vacaret 
 "a studialibus sudoribus insolito segregatus, ad curiam Romanam 
 " se ta-nstulit, vbi plenitudem scientiae inueniret et inuentam exhau- 
 "riret suauissime degustando de fontibus salvatoris: De cuius pleni- 
 "tude exhauriens sic in breui ta conSsacois puritate q^m scientia 
 " pcellenti sumo potifici et toti curiae Romanae in tato favore copla- 
 " cuit q in auditorem sacri palacij est sublimat^ per singulos gradus 
 " vicissi laudabitr conscendedo. In tanta vero iustitiae aequitate et 
 " setentiae soliditate in gradibus illis inilexibilis f pollebat vt ipius [370] 
 " suini potificis ac toti^ curiae assertione utriusq, iuris peritorum, flos 
 "pcipuus diceretur. Cuius famae redoletia et scientie sublimitate 
 "itues suiiius pr, volens(]^ cum promouere sublimius, de dignitate 
 "decanatus ecctie cathedralis Lincoln tiic vacate dignatus est sibi 
 "ex condigno merito puidere: Quem sic dignificatum et illustrem 
 "experies 6i prudetia circumspectum, pro reformanda pace inter 
 " illustres reges Francie et Anglie t^nsmisit niiciii solepniter bina vice. 
 " Nee tamen ibi destitit liberalitas diuina tata eii nois claritate de- 
 "corando, qui eii de sub modio erigeret et in lucernam plucida 
 "illustraret que pseiuerat affuturum toti ecctie speculii luminare. 
 " Nam cum contingeret ecciiam nram Norwiceri viduari sponso pasto- 
 " rail, prpuisa via eligendi per via que dicitur Spus sci que modernis 
 " temporibus rarissime e attrita, in epm et pastore Norwiceii ecctie 
 " unanimiter e elcus, cum tamen nobis ignorantibus concurrente tem- 
 "pore nre electionis, reseruatio suiiiii potificis q^si eiusdem spus 
 " instinctu sibi prouidit de eadem. Et sic auctoritate apiica et sacro 
 "eiusdem ministerij personali in epm et pastorem eiusdem ecctie 
 " solemptniter extitit cosecrat^. Et sic post ptima annorum curricula 
 "quibus in curia Romana iudiciaria fuctus ptate ta sigulariter flor- [371] 
 "uisset, tandem vt ^dicitur gtiose pontificali decoratus infula vale- 
 "dicens curie sue alitrici ad sponsa sua ecctiam Norwicen prospe 
 " t^nsfretavit, vbi cum maximo honore ta clero q^m popto et tanto 
 " cordis iubilo e receptus, ac si angelus de celo pacem terris nuncians 
 " et gram oibus aflferens aduetasset. Mox nepe irre^hensibilis studuit 
 "viuere, et sui pastoratus officium taleta sibi coiiiissa dispensando 
 " venerabitr exercere, iura ecctie viritr defendere, et teporalia ampliare. 
 " Et sic suiiia deuotione accesus, non solum ad ecciie sue profectus 
 " singulares imo pro vtilitate ecciie Anglicae vineam scolastica studuit 
 " t^nsplatare, ex qua palmites cu botris scietie pullularet, qui pocula 
 "sacre doctrine affluenter sitientibus propinarent. Vnde ne inopia 
 "seu temporalis substantie exilitas no paucos a studio scolastico 
 
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 [371] "posset reuocare, duas aulas collegiatas in Vniusitate Cantebrig 
 " proprijs suptibus honorifice costruxit, vna q^m intitulauit see Trini- 
 "tatis de studetibus in vt°c|> iure. Alia vero AniiciacSis fete Marie 
 " de vacantibus theologis et dialecticis disciplinis, quas possessionibus 
 " et prouentibus sic ditabat vt inibi degentiu necessarijs poterit hones- 
 
 [372] " tissime in ppetuQ exhiberi. Sic \tz.% virtutes in eo ta multipliciter 
 " insitae exterius in oi opere scintillabat : erat autem vultu placidus, 
 "specie decorus, statura procerus, pietatis gfa benignus, iusticie 
 " seueritate districtus in verbo et opere, singtis copassione proximus, 
 " in vigilijs assiduus ; pre cunctis cotemplacoe suspensus, in salutaris 
 "hostie consecratioe freques et feruidus, interiorem curam in exte- 
 " riorum occupacoe no minues, exteriorem prouidetia in interiorii soli- 
 " citude non reliques ; cibo corporali et spiritual! verbo pari? et 
 " exemplo grege sibi coiiiissu solicite depascens, in mensa lauta splen- 
 " didus, licet sibimet suiiie districtus, suiiiopere prouidens sibi fertilius 
 " in cibarijs ministrari, vt ex eorum reliquijs refici possent uberius pau- 
 " peres et egeni. Inter ceteras vero virtutes quibus lucide ppollebat, 
 "consilio precipue fuit prouidus, luculenterc^ preditus eloquentia et 
 " sermone, in tantum vt a rege ceterisq, magnatibus Anglie in oTbus 
 "regni negotijs maxime pro pace reformanda inter rega Fracie et 
 " Anglie semper mitteretur precipuus ambassator. Tandem pro finali 
 " Concordia cu primoribus et dignissimis regni magnatibus ad sedem 
 ''apticam e t^nsmissus, vt forma pacis inter predca regna alternati 
 "pconcepta aptica cofirmacoe posset in posterum ppetuis teporibus 
 
 [373] " stabiliri. Sed planctu querulo merito plagere potest regio Angli- 
 " cana, iiiio tota vniuersalis ecctia de diro mortis iperio cui resistere 
 " nemo valet, que virum ta illustrem et virtuosum vt quasi oini iustorii 
 " spu repletu sic severiter rapuit, et suis nexibus subiugauit, vt prius 
 "q^m sanctissimo pri suiiio potifici sue missionis negotia posset 
 " pandere luculeter, ab hac luce subtractus, viam carnis pergeret vni- 
 "uersae. Et tiic in propatulo ad 01m noticia suae puritatis gctitas 
 " peruenit q^m semper celare studuit a flatibus vanae laudis. Nam 
 "rei euidentia edocete in morte sua sancta corporis gleba rigido 
 "cilicio extitit inuoluta, et per veridicam assertionem secretarioru 
 "suoru per sedecennium ante morte altero hitu q^m cilicino carni 
 "proximo no e vsus cii tame in exteriore ornatissimo apparatu pie 
 " ludificaret indicia singulorum. O quate gre plenitudo que illu con- 
 "tinue pfuderat dii in huius vite stadio percurrebat, que no minus 
 "ei defuit finatr et in morte. Nam in eius funeralibus ob tante 
 "persone reueretia ^ens fuit venerabilis cetus oim Cardinaliu, cu 
 " Archiepis, epis, et electis ac ceteris cuiuscuq, dignitatis psonis, vene- 
 
William Bateman 7 
 
 " rabili pre Patriarcha Hierosolomitano ipm officiu gsonatr peragente, [373] 
 " tumulaturq^ corpus in ecctia cathedrali Avinion in loco vbi corpora 
 "surnorum pontificO assolent collocari, licet alibi elegerat sepeliri. 
 " Et sic oritur sol et occidit, et in locii suu reuertitur. Nam oritur sol 
 '■quando in curia Romana scientie claritate prefulgens potificali 
 "honore meruit decorari. Occidit vero sol quando pro tempore 
 "repatriando curia atedcam fulgore suae psetiae viduauit. Sed sol 
 " ad locii suii reuertitur quando iliac regredies vbi in vita primordia- [374] 
 "lem supsit honore ibm in morte gtiosam reddidit sepultura. liiio 
 " verius dici potest, reuertif fili^ in vterii genetricis, alumnus in gremiu 
 " alitricis, du puluis reuertitur in puluere, et spus ad deii qui direxit 
 "illia. Veriitamen cii sancta sit et sa/«bris cogitatio pro defuctis 
 " exorare, caritate vram in diio requirim^ et rogam® quatenus ipius pris 
 ■'aiam de corpora iam egressa, deo velitis vfis deuotis precibus et 
 " ceteris pietatis suffragijs coinendare, vt qui eii inter apticos sacer- 
 " dotes pontificali fecit dignitate censeri in terris aptorii perpetuo 
 " cosortio dignetur ivigere et in cells. Transijt autem recolende me- 
 " morie pr nr Wilims de Norwico dcus Batteman nuper Norwiceii 
 "epus anno gratie MCCCLIIII'° ano pontificatus sui Xl°. Sexto 
 "die mensis Januarij. Regnante diio nro Jhu Xpo in secula Cui 
 "obediiit mors et vita. 
 
 " Aia diii Wiltmi de Norwico quondam Norwicen epi, ac aiae oim 
 " fidelium defuctorii per misericordia dei requiescat in pace. 
 
 Amen. 
 
 " Titulus ecctie beate Marie sctimonialiu de Careswike^. Aia dni 
 "Wiltmi Norwicen epi, et aie oim fideliii defuctorii per miam dei 
 " requiescat in pace. 
 
 " Vestris nfa dam^ pro nris vra rogamus." 
 
 I have endeavour'd. to copy this with exactness. The errors 
 therefore in M^ Hare's Copy are also y^ same in mine. Since my 
 copying this M"" Bell of Trinity College, who had M"" Hare's Copy in [375] 
 his possession, & who lent it me to transcribe, has been so kind as 
 to make a Present of it to Trinity Hall Treasury, together with ye 
 Life of William Chapel Bishop of Cork and Ross"; Both these are 
 
 1 See p. 8. 
 
 * The manuscript copy contains the following inscription: — "Cum in Archivis | Aulae 
 "S. S. Trinitatis Cantabr: | frustra hodie de Fundatore | Gulielmo Bateman | quaerantur 
 " commentarii, | volumen hoc ex eisdem, | cura Roberti Hare exscriptum olim, | Antiquum 
 " suum locum obtinere jubet | Beaupreus Bell | Junii 4. 1729." And see Cole, MSS. 
 vol. LVIII., p. n8. 
 
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 [375] now Printed in M"" Peck's Desiderata Curiosa. vol. z^: Printed Lond : 
 
 1735. Lib: 7 p. I. & Lib. 11. p. 2. 
 [310] "Vita Fundatoris" in parchm' is mentiond in Miscellanea, vol. I. 
 
 [10] to have been Found in D"^ Hervy's Study by Cowell, Blomfield, 
 
 and Byrd. I know no more of it. 
 
 P.S. I believe w' I have copied of Bp Bateman's Life &c. was 
 
 fm y« very Parchm' M.S. here spoken of. 
 
 Careswicke'. 
 
 [449] Extract of a Letter from M^ Peck, Author of y« Antiquities of 
 Stanford"^. 
 
 " It was customary of old time w° y^ Head of any Conventual 
 " Church or Monastery died (& Norwich was conventual as well as 
 " Cathedral) to send a religious Person of that House with a Cha- 
 " racter of y« Defunct, & a Request y' his Name might be entered 
 " on y« Beadroll (or Dypticks) of y^ neighboring religious Houses, 
 
 [450] " yt they might be there prayed for, with assurance of their readiness 
 " to do y® same for that Religious House, upon y^ death of any Head 
 " or other member of it. This explains y^ monkish verse at y« end, 
 
 "Vestris nostra damus, pro nostris vestra rogamus. 
 "The Monk of Norwich comes therefore to y^ Nuns of Careswike 
 "& begs this Favor for y^ late Bp Bateman. The Nuns consent, 
 •' & ye Bps Name is entered in their Obituary — Anima Dni Witt &c. — 
 " The monk, who went to see it done, takes a Copy of this entry as 
 "he saw it entered in y^ Book of Careswike, wch he calls Titulus 
 " Ecctiae B. Mariae Sanctimonialiu de Careswike, & carries back to 
 •• shew his Brethren, y' they may be assur'd he saw it entred totidem 
 " verbis. 
 
 "But where was this Nunnery of Careswike .' Why I will tell you. 
 " Careswike, as I take it, is now called Caswike. I have been at it. 
 " It is in ye Parish of Uffington within 3 miles of Stanford ^^ in Lincoln- 
 " shire, & consists now of only one House, ye present ownner whereof 
 "is Sir Tho: Trollop Bar." 
 
 M"^ Peck's Letter to me is Dated Godeby 27 June, 1734. 
 
 (4) MORS ET SEPULTURA FUNDATORIS. 
 [147] " In die ephie inter horam pima et sea bone memorie Dfls Wittmus 
 " de Norwic quod Norwic Eps fundator aule nre See Trinitatf Cantebf 
 " missus ad Curia Roma p Dnm Regem Anglie pro tractatu pacis in? 
 
 ' See p. 7. 
 
 ' " Stamford. This is printed in Vol. 2 of Desiderata Curiosa" vid. sup. [In Cole's 
 handwriting.] 
 
Bateman's Burial Place g 
 
 " regna Anglie & Fracie in ipsa curia die suu clausit extremii anno Diii [147] 
 " milleslo ccc° quagesimo qnto 29 Ed. 3 scdm coputacone ecctie Rone 
 " & fuit sepultus ante magnii altare b!e Marie Avinion viz. in Ecctia 
 " Cathedral in cujus sepultura psentes erant omnes Cardinal Cur Rone 
 " vno excepto qui grui infirmitate detinebatur patriarcha Jerosolim 
 " officium sepulture solenni? adimplente." 
 
 Written over twice in ye !=' leaf of y^ Masters Statute Book. 
 
 (S) BISHOP BATEMAN'S PLACE OF BURIAL. 
 
 " A. D"' MCCCLIV. Dux Lancastriae & Episcopus Norwicensis [329] 
 " Avinionem adierunt pro Pace Regnorum componenda coram Domino 
 " Papa ; vbi Episcopus Norwicensis potionatus obijt. Dux Lan- 
 " castriae, Julij Caesaris cautela, evasit de Curia, et salvus in Angliam 
 "venit." (Robert de Boston, Chron: Angliae, Edit: Londin: 1723. 
 J. Sparke. Inter Scriptores Petriburgenses p. 135.) 
 
 Mf Wadham Knatchbull late Fellow of Trinity Hall return'd [461] 
 from his Travels A.D. 1740. I had desir'd him, in case he shou'd 
 see Avignon, to search in y« Church there where Bp Bateman was 
 Buried, to see whether there was any Monument or Inscription, or 
 any Memorial of Him remaining in the Church. But he found none. [462] 
 One of ye Priests of y^ Church was so kind as to search y^ Register, to 
 see what discovery he cou'd make there ; but it was in vain. The 
 account wch he gave by a friend to M"^ Knatchbull in French was 
 w' follows here in English: — 
 
 "Sir 
 
 "After having twice run over ye register of Bishops, Arch- 
 " bishops. Cardinals, & Popes, buried in our Church, I have not 
 " been able to find there the name of the Bishop whom you inquire 
 "after: in all likelyhood he was not inserted in ye List. I am 
 " very sorry it is not in my power to satisfy your curiosity in this 
 " matter : I should be heartily willing by any other instance to give 
 "you marks of my respectfull attachment. I am, with all possible 
 " regard, 
 
 "S"' your very Humble 
 
 "and very obedient serv' 
 " Roque pre." 
 
 See Mr Roque's original French Letter wch is translated into 
 English by M^ Knatchbull, Miscellanea, vol. v. [103]. 
 
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 (6) PORTRAITS OF BATEMAN. 
 
 [425] Memorandum. July 27. 1731. William Robins took a Draught 
 of our Founder Bp Bateman from an original impression of his Seal 
 to his Appropriation of Stalham to Trinity Hall Dated Nov: 10. 1352. 
 This Seal (or rather y^ impression of the Seal) is y^ same with that of 
 ye Bishops to our College Statutes. From y^ Draught Robins made 
 a Mezzotinto Print. 
 
 See Robins's Mezzotinto Print of Bp Bateman at y^ Beginning of 
 this Book. 
 
 [364] Faber's Print of Bp Bateman was not taken from any Picture of 
 Him : for there is no Picture of him any where in being, so far as we 
 know. I have been told indeed of a Picture somewhere in Norfolk, 
 y' has been thought to be Bp Bateman: But it is much to be doubted. 
 I remember when Faber was at Cambridge about his design'd work, 
 I ask'd him what he wou'd do with regard to our Founder.' He 
 told me he designed to make a Print of a venerable old man in 
 an Episcopal Habit & that was to pass for Bishop Bateman. And 
 Faber's Son has since told me y' y^ Print of Bp Bateman was taken 
 from a Picture or a Print of Spondanus. Spondanus was Bp of 
 Pamiers^ Several other also of y^ Prints of y« Founders of Colleges 
 both in Cambridge & Oxford are not taken from any Pictures in 
 being of y™, but are only such as M^ Faber pleas'd to make them. 
 
 ' Henri de Sponde: b. 6 Jan., 1568; d. 18 May, 1643. Bishop of Pamiers 1627-39. 
 Portrait by Lubin in Perrault, Hommes Illustres, vol. I., v. [Paris, 1696]; another in 
 Desrochers, Recueil de Portraits, vol. i., p. 66. The two portraits differ from one another, 
 and still more widely from the portrait of Bateman. 
 
/ 
 
 Gu LI ELM us 
 
 /kl/a^JJU t^niUi-ui/irc ^-uiUal/. 
 
 Bate MAN. 
 
 iyy^^r/.-. / 'Q '."-J 3 5 0. j 
 
 le-r ^CfU ^,' /yt^ 
 
II 
 
 THE FOUNDATION 
 
 (i) "THE FOUNDATION [i] 
 
 " of the Hall of the Holy & Blessed Trinitie with the names of the 
 " Founders & such as have been Benefactours & Masters of the same 
 " together with the names of the present Fellowes & the number of 
 "the Students therein, being Anno 1656." 
 
 "William Bateman 
 
 "borne in the Cittie of Norwich, Doctor of the Civill Law, Arch- 
 " deacon of Norwich, after the 13 Bishop of that See, for exchange of 
 "certain Parsonages in the iV^ yeare of King Edward 3^ anno 1353, 
 " obteyned an ancient Hostle, neer adioyning to the Universitie House 
 "or Hall butting upon Milnestreet & S' John Zacharies Church 
 " east, where in former times students lived at their owne charges, wch 
 " one John de Crawden Pryor [of] Ely, had purchased for the Monkes 
 " of that Priory to Inhabite & Reside in, & made thereof a Colledge 
 " or Hall for the Students of the Law, dedicating the same to the 
 "holy & blessed Trinitie in the Cittie of Norwych, endowing the 
 "same with lands and possessions. 
 
 " To this Hostle (before it was by Him purchased) Richard Ling, 
 " Doctour of Divinitie, Chauncellour of this Universitie, Archibald of 
 " Norwych, Simon de Rekenhall, and Walter Elvedon gave foure 
 " tenements, Robert Stratton, John Trunch, Walter Baketon, Walter 
 "de Aldersey, & Peter de Bittering gave two messuages & seaven 
 " peices of Ground, one of the messuages being called Drake's entrie'. [2] 
 " This Colledge hath since by y^ bountie of M"" Simon Dalling & 
 "Walter Huke Masters thereof, Robert Goodman, John Mabtide, 
 "Gabriel Dun, Rich^ Nix, Bishop of Norwich, Stephen Gardiner, 
 " Doctor of Law, 14 Master of this House, Bp of Winchester, 
 " Lord Chancellour of England, and Chauncellour of this Universitie, 
 " Matthew Parker, Arch Bishop of Canterbury, Doctor Mouse, Doctor 
 " Harvey, M' Busby, M^ Hare Esc^, Doctor Cowell late Master, 
 
 ' See Draxesentre in Index, and page 149 : Drakes Entry. 
 
12 Trinity Hall 
 
 [2] " Doctor of Law & King's Professour, S"" George Newman Knight, 
 "been much enlarged, so as at this present there is a Master, 
 " 12 Fellowes, 14 Schollers, besides officers and serv'^ of the Founda- 
 " tion, with other Students, the whole number being [ ]. 
 
 "ROBERT KING, Doct"^ of Law, Chauncellour of Ely &c, 
 
 now Master. 
 " Henry Pelsant, Bac. in Diuin. William Dickins, Master of Arts, 
 " Andrew Owen, Df^ of Law. Thomas Exton, Bac. of Law. 
 
 " John Pepis, D^ of Law Joseph Clark, Bac. of Law. 
 
 " Tobias Wickham, M"- of Arts. John Boord, Master of Arts. 
 " John Clark, M"^ of Arts. Henry Fauconberge, Bac. of Law. 
 
 " Owen Hughes, Bac. of Law. Daniell Darnelley, Bac. of Arts." 
 
 I copyed y^ abovesd ace' of y^ Foundation &c fm an old Table 
 Hanging up in y« Master's Lodge. The account is an Imperfect one 
 in sev^ Particulars of it. Where I differ fm it in any p' of this Book, 
 I have follow'd w' I took to be better authority y" y^ abovesd 
 account. 
 
 [3] There are Two old Tables, belonging to y« Master's Lodge, con- 
 taining some account of y^ Foundation & Benefactions of this College, 
 & a List of y« Masters of it. The one, viz. the largest & y^ latest 
 written, is about Two foot & an half Square. The account of y^ 
 Foundation &c. is on vellum fram'd. In y^ Center is y^ account of y^ 
 Founder & Benefact"; round wcfe are y« Arms of y^ seyi Masters of 
 this College, almost all of y™ in their proper colours: The Coats of 
 Arms are plac'd on several Leaves growing on two Stems wch spring 
 fm a golden mitre at y« lowermost corner of y^ Table, where are ye 
 College Arms & these words "W Bateman Founder." On several 
 Leaves growing on y^ same Steins, & opposite to y^ Arms of y^ 
 Masters of this College are y^ names of ye several Masters. The 
 Larger of these Two Tables seems to be in ye main a Copy of ye 
 former smaller one wch is done on paper fram'd, but is now much 
 defac'd, wch I suppose was ye reason of the Larger & fairer one 
 being made. 
 
 The foremention'd account (pp. 11, 12) of ye "Foundation of The 
 " Hall of the Holy and Blessed Trinitie &c.," together with The List 
 of The Masters of Trinitie Hall, wch follows (pp. 13, 14), is a Copy 
 from ye Larger of the Two foremention'd Tables. 
 
 In ye Series Custodum Aul. Trin: pp. 152-4 of this Book, I have 
 (in ye main) follow'd this List of ye Masters. Where I have 
 
Masters of the College 13 
 
 differ'd from it I have follow'd y^ accounts I met with in y^ old [3] 
 College Register & Scrutiny Book, and Miscell: vol: i, Archiv: 
 Collegij. One thing may be observ'd in this place; That D^ Caius's 
 List of our Masters is an Imperfect one; and y* D^ Fuller says 
 thus in His History of y^ University of Cambridge: "After Robert 
 " Branch, I wou'd nominate Henry Wells, M"^ of Arts ; & next to [4] 
 " Him Marmaduke Lumley. I wou'd also after Stephen Gardiner 
 "place Walter Haddon for one year in y® reign of King Edward 
 "ye Sixth, & after Him D'' Mouse in y^ same Kings Reign; then 
 "Gardiner again in y^ first of Queen Mary, & Mouse again after 
 "Gardiner's death." p. 48 of Hist.^. 
 
 Here follows a Copy of y« foremention'd List of y^ Masters of 
 Trinity Hall, 
 (i) Robert Stretton, y^ first Master. Anno 1350. Anno 24 Ed. 3. 
 
 (2) Adam Wickmer, 2 Master. Anno 1355. Ano 29 Ed.3; & A° 
 
 1383: A°7o Rich: 2. 
 
 (3) Robert Braunch, 3 Master. Ao 1384. A" 8° Rich: 2. 
 
 (4) Henry Wells, A" 1413. 4 Master. A" 1° Hen: s'i. 
 (S) S Master. Aiio 1426. 4'° Hen: &-\ 
 
 (6) . . . Lumley, A° 1429. Ao 7™° Hen : Sexti. 6 Master. 
 
 (7) Simon Bailing, A° 1443; i.e. A° 22 Hen: Sexti. 7 Master. 
 
 (8) Simon Thornham, Ao 1453. Ao 35 Hen: 6''. 8 Master. 
 
 (9) William Balling. 1471. A° 11 Edw. 4''; et Ao 1498, i.e. 
 
 Ao 14 Hen: 7™. 9 Master. 
 
 (10) Edward Shouldham, Ao 1502. Ao 17 Hen. 7™. 10 Master. 
 
 (11) John Wright, 11 Master. Ao 1505. Ao 21 Hen: 7™"; & 
 
 Ao 1509. Ao 50 Hen: 8. 
 
 (12) Walter Huke, 12 Master. Ao 1512. Ao 4*0 Hen: 8. He 
 
 died Mr Ao 15 17. Ao 9 Hen: 8. 
 
 (13) Thomas Larked 13 Master. A01S20. Ao 12 Hen: 8; & Anno 
 
 1527: Ao 19 Hen: 8. 
 
 (14) Stephen Gardiner, B"^ of Law, Bp of Winchester, Ld Chaun- 
 
 . cetlT of England, & Chauncettr of this Universitie, 14 
 Master. Ao 1525. Bied M-^ 1555. Ao Reg. Mar: 5. 
 
 (15) Walter Haddon & William Mouse, B^^ of Law, were severally 
 & de facto Masters in ye time of K. Ed: y^ Sixt. 15 & 16 
 
 (16) Masters. 
 
 ' Fuller, History of the University of Cambridge, III., §§ 16 — 18. And see pp. 152 — 3, note. 
 ' Robert Larke. Fuller, I.e. And see Cole, MSS., VI., p. loi ; Lvin., p. n. Le Neve, 
 Fasti, p. 426. 
 
14 Trinity Hall 
 
 [4] ( 1 7) Henrie Harvey, D^ of Law, Vice-Chauncett 1 5[6o] : 1 7 Master. 
 
 (18) Thomas Preston, D-" of Law, Vice-Chauncett 1589. Made 
 
 Master [1584]. 18 Master. 
 
 (19) John Cowell, D"- of Law, Vicar Gen" to Bp Bancroft, Vice- 
 
 Chauncellr 1603 & 1604. 19 M"-. 
 
 (20) Clemt Corbett, D>- of Law, Chauncettr of Chester, & Vice- 
 
 Chauncettr 161 3. 20 M^. 
 
 (21) Thomas Eden, Df of Law, Chauncettr of Ely. Elected Master of 
 
 this College Sep. i^ 1626. 21 Master. 
 John Bond 
 
 (22) Rob. King, LL.D. Chaunc. of Ely. Adm : 1645. Recall'd 10 of 
 
 Aug: 1660. 22 Mf. 
 
 (23) Thomas Exton, Kn', LL.D., Adv. Gen", ChanC" of London. 
 
 Adm: 1676. 
 
 (24) Geo. Oxenden, LL.D., Dean of ye Arches, Vic^ Gen". Ad- 
 
 mitted 1688. 24 W. 
 
 (25) Geo. Bramston, LL.D. Adm. Feb. 1702. 25 Master. 
 
 (26) Nath. Lloyd, Kn*, LL.D. Adv. Gen". Adm. 20 June, 17 10. 
 
 26 Master. 
 
 For a more particular ace' of y« Masters of this College see Series 
 Custodum Aul : Trin. pp. 152-4, 
 
 [S] (2) ARMS OF THE MASTERS. 
 
 The Arms of the several Masters of the College Blazon'd according 
 as they appear Depicted on y^ Table mention'd p. 12. Hanging up 
 in the Master's Lodge. 
 
 L Robert Stretton. 
 
 He Beareth Argent, a Bend Sable charg'd with three Flowers de 
 Lis Or. 
 
 II. Adam Wickmer. 
 
 Parted per Fess Vert & Argent, Two Martlets counterchang'd. 
 
 III. Robert Branch. 
 
 Argent, a Lion Rampant sable, Arm'd & Lang'd Gules, sur- 
 mounted of a Bendlet of the Second. 
 
 IV. Henry Wells. 
 Or, Three Piles meeting with their points in Base Gules, on a 
 Canton Argent a Mullet Sable. 
 
Arms of the Masters 15 
 
 V [5] 
 
 VI. LUMLEY. 
 
 Or, a Chief Gules. 
 
 VII. Simon D'alling. 
 Ermin, a Bend Sable, charg'd with three Acorns slipt Or, a 
 Crescent for Difference Gules. 
 
 VIII. Simon Thornham. 
 Gules, a Lion passant guardant between three Mascles Or. 
 
 IX. William D'alling. 
 The same with Simon D'alling, but not Differenc'd with a Crescent. 
 In ye other Table the Crescent is on William's Coat, & not on Simons. 
 I take ys older Table to be right. 
 
 X. Edward Shouldham. 
 Sable, on a Fess Argent Three Crescents of ye first between three 
 Shovelers of y® second. 
 
 XI. John Wright. [6] 
 
 Sable, a Cheveron Ingrayl'd between three Flowers de lis Or, on 
 a Chief of y^ Second Three Lozenges Azure. 
 
 XII. Walter Huke. 
 
 Or, on a Pile Gules between two Trefoils slipt Vert, Three 
 Crescents of y^ Field two & one. 
 
 XIII. Thomas Larke. 
 
 Gules, a Saltire Argent between Four pair of Larkes, Legs 
 eras'd Or Saltirewise. 
 
 XIV. Stephen Gardiner. 
 Azure, on a Cross Or between Four Griffins Heads eras'd (Quaere 
 Argent), a Rose Gules Seeded of y^ Second. 
 
 XV. and XVI. Walter Haddon & W^ Mouse. 
 Two Coats parted per Pale. The First Or, a mans Leg Coup'd at 
 ye Thigh, Azure, by ye name of Haddon. The Second Or, on a Fess 
 between three Annulets in Chief & as many in Base, two & one 
 Sable, a Cross patee of ye Field, for Mouse. 
 
 XVII. Henry Harvey. 
 Or, a Cheveron Gules, in Chief Three Leopards Heads of ye 
 Second. 
 
1 6 Trinity Hall 
 
 [6] . XVIII. Thomas Preston. 
 
 Argent, Two Bars Gules, on a Canton of y« same a Cinquefoil Or. 
 
 XIX. John Cowell. 
 Argent, Three Cheveronels Sable, each charg'd with a Bezant, all 
 between two Crescents in Chief & another in Base Gules. 
 
 XX. Clement Corbett. 
 Or, a Raven proper, a Crescent for Difference Sable. 
 
 XXI. Thomas Eden. 
 Argent, on a Fess Gules Three Garbs Or, all between two 
 Cheverons' Azure, each of y« Last charg'd with three Escallops of 
 ye Field, a Crescent for Differ: Sable. The Escallops appear in y^ 
 older Table but not in y^ other. 
 
 [7] XXII. Robert King. 
 
 Sable, a Lion rampant Double-Tayl'd Argent, Arm'd & Lang'd 
 Gules. 
 
 XXIII. John Bond. 
 Or, a Fess Sable. 
 
 The Arms of y^ Masters of y« College come no lower y" this. But 
 there are Blanks for y^ Arms of four Masters more, beside that for ye 
 5th Master. 
 
 In ye year 1722 &c. the Arms of ye Four Masters, viz. Exton, 
 Oxenden, Bramston, Lloyd, were painted on ye foresd Table, & are 
 as follows : 
 
 Sf Thomas Exton's, Quarterly, The 1=' Gules, a Cross between 
 12 Cross Crosslets Fitchee Or. The 2"<i Or, a Cross Ingrayl'd parted 
 per pale Gules & Sable, on a Chief of ye Second a Lion passant of 
 ye First. The Third Q"" as ye Second, ye Fourth as ye First. 
 
 Dr Oxenden's, Argent, a Chevron Gules between 3 Oxen passant 
 Sable. 
 
 Dr Bramston's, Or, on a Fess Sable 3 Plates. 
 
 Sir Nathanael Lloyd's, Quarterly, The 1=' Parted per Fess Sable 
 & Argent, a Lion Rampant Counterchang'd. The Second; Argent, 
 a Cheveron Gules between 2 Pheons in Chief pointing at one another, 
 & a Third in Base pointing upwards. Sable. The Third as ye 
 Second, y* Fourth as ye First 
 
 [314] 
 
College Seals 17 
 
 At ye Lowermost Corner of this Table are ye College Arms, viz. [7] 
 Sable, a Crescent within a Bordure Ermin (ye Ermin in ye Bordure 
 almost worn out), thereupon a Mitre fm whence ye Steiiis proceed, 
 on the Leaves of wch ye foremention'd Arms of ye Masters are 
 painted. On ye uppermost Corner is a Wreath Or & Sable, there- 
 upon Pegasus Sable, Charg'd with Six Stars Or (ye Crest of Master 
 Bond). On ye Dexter Corner of ye Table are ye University Arms, 
 viz. Gules, on a Cross Ermin between Four Lions Passant Guardant 
 Or a Book clos'd, ye Cover Sable, Clasp'd & Leav'd of ye Third. 
 On ye Sinister Corner are ye College Arms Impal'd with D^ King's. 
 The Arms on ye other Table (viz. Paper fram'd, being ye older of 
 ye two) reach no farther down y° to D^ Eden's; The Colours of 
 several of y™ are faded, & ye writing almost worn out. Near ye 
 middle of this Table are Three Coats of Arms in a Line : the First 
 Sable, a Crescent within a Bordure Ingrail'd Ermin ; wch, I suppose, 
 stands for y* College Arms, tho it is not exactly according to ye 
 Patent fm ye Heralds Office, a copy of wch follows (p. 18): The 
 Second Sable, a Crescent Ermin within a Bordure Ingrail'd Argent ; 
 This Insign'd with a Mitre, betokening it (I suppose) to be Bp 
 Bateman's Coat of Arms, tho it does not exactly answer ye account 
 given in our Master's Statute Book concerning Bp Bateman's Arms, 
 of which see p. 18 hujus Libri: The Third Coat is D"^ Eden's. 
 The older of ye two foremention'd Tables, viz. That of Paper, seems [8] 
 to have been done in D"" Eden's time ; The other, viz. That of Vellum 
 in ye time of Bond. But afterwards w° King was Reelected, Bond's 
 Name seems to have been eras'd, & King's plac'd in y^ room of it. 
 
 (3) COLLEGE SEALS. 
 
 We have Three Seals, one of Brass, & two of Silver. The 
 Brass one (wch we take to be about as old as our Statutes) makes 
 this Impression, 
 
 Letters round Sigillum... 
 
 [Stephani M.A.T. CAN. 
 
 Warren appears to have failed in making out the impression 
 after the word Sigillum. I think the seal is that of Stephen Gardiner 
 Bishop of Winchester & Master of the College A.D. 1525. and the 
 letters M.A.T. CAN. to stand for Magister Aulae Trinitatis, CANta- 
 brigiensis. W. Marsh. (Vice-Master) 1845'.] 
 
 ' The inscription is worn, and probably has become less distinct in the sixty years since 
 Marsh examined it. The C might be read as L. But on the whole Marsh's interpretation 
 seems to be justified. 
 
 D. W. 2 
 
1 8 Trinity Hall 
 
 [8] How far this agrees with y^ " Signum — Collegij quo Libri — Con- 
 "signantur de quo... in fine Statutorum fit mentio" : See pp. 19 — 20, 
 and 49 hujus Libri. 
 
 The other two Silver Seals represent y^ Trinity, The Father 
 holding ye Cross with y^ Son Crucify'd on it, over y^ Son's Head a 
 Dove : at y« Foot of y^ Cross an Escocheon viz. a Crescent Ermin 
 within a Bordure Ingrail'd. On y^ Great Seal are Cherubs, & round 
 all are these words : " S. Collegij : scolariu : aule See. trlnitatis : 
 " de. norwico : in Vniuersitate : Cantebr : + " : see an Impression of 
 our Coft Great Seal Oct: 6. A. 19. Henr: 8 in Queenbury Drawer. 
 On y« Little Silver Seal are no Cherubs, but these words are round 
 ye foresd representation, "Sigillu custodls collegij See trinitatf 
 " cantebrig." 
 
 In ye First Leaf of ye Master's Book of Statutes in "ye petygre 
 "of the Batemans," we find yt "ye Bushop gave a Coat Sylver & 
 " Sables oon Cressant ermyn wi» a scuchion engrayled^" Wch words 
 being compared with ye account given before, together with ye Copy 
 of ye Patent for our College Arms, web follows next, I conclude, 
 y' how unskilfully soever ye Painters may have drawn our Founders 
 Arms, or those of ye College in other respects, yet y* w"soever we 
 see ye Bordure Ermin & not Ingrail'd, we are then to understand 
 ye College Arms to be meant, and y* w° we see the Bordure without 
 ermin but Ingrail'd, then we are to understand Bishop Bateman's 
 to be meant. 
 
 [9] (4) COLLEGE ARMS, &c. 
 
 At ye Request of D^ Hervy &c. The Arms wch were set forth 
 & allow'd to our College Sept: 17. 1575, were as follows, viz. Sable, 
 a Crescent within a Bordure ermine : For the Crest, on the Helmet 
 Mantl'd Gules, Doubl'd Argent, a Wreath Argent & Sable, thereupon 
 a Lion Seiant Gules, holding a Book, ye Cover Sable, ye Leaves 
 & Clasps Or. 
 
 Here follows a Copy of ye Patent for ye College Arms. 
 
 " To all & singuler as well Nobles & Gentills as others to whom 
 " these Presents shall come Robert Cooke Esquier alias Clarencieulx 
 " principall Herehault & Kinge of Armes of ye Sowth East & Weast 
 " parte of this Realme of England from the River of Trent Sowth- 
 " wards sendith greeting in oure Lord God everlasting. Wheras the 
 
 » See pp.;3, 44. 
 
m 
 
 (b) 
 
 (a) Brass seal 
 
 (a) 
 
 College Seals 
 
 {Enlarged) 
 (b) Small silver seal (c) Large silver seal 
 
Patent for College Arms 19 
 
 " colledg or Hall comonly called Trinitie Hall within the Uniuersitie [9] 
 "of Cambridg incorporated by the name of Maister Fellowes and 
 " ScoUers of the Colledg or Hall of the Holy Trinity in the Uni- 
 " uersitie of Cambridg was fownded by William Bateman Bishop of 
 " Norwich, Nevertheles the Maister Fellowes & Scollers of the same 
 " Colledg or Hall not willing to preiudice any other Corporation have 
 " required me the saide Clarencieulx Kinge of Armas to sett foorth 
 " & allowe unto their saide Colledg or Hall such Armes & Creast as 
 " may be lawfully borne which their reasonable request considerd, [10] 
 " & at the instance of Henry Hervy Esquier Doctor of Law I have 
 "sett foorth & allowed the Armes & Creast hereafter followeng 
 "That is to say Sables a Cressant a border ermyns, and to the 
 " Creast uppon the Healme on a wreath Silver & Sables a Lion 
 "Seant Gules holding a Booke the Cover Sables the Leaves gold 
 " manteled gules dobled Siluer as more plainly apperith depicted in 
 " this margent The which Armes & Creast & every parte and parcel! 
 "therof I the saide Clarencieulx Kinge of Armes (by power & 
 " aucthoritie unto my office annexed and graunted by letters Patents 
 "under the greate Seale of England) do ratifie & confirme give & 
 " graunt unto & for the saide Maister Fellowes & Scollers & to their 
 " Successors in office & like place foreuer, and they the same to 
 "use & enioy without impediment let or interuption of any person 
 "or persons. In witnes wherof I the saide Clarencieulx Kinge of 
 "Armes have sett hereunto my hande & Seale of Office the XVH 
 "day of Septembre A° Doi 1575 & in the seuenteenth yere of the 
 " raigne of oure Soueraigne Lady Quene Elizabeth ^ — ^ 
 
 "Rob' Cooke Alias Clarencieulx ( l-.s.) 
 
 "Roy Darmes." KZJ 
 
 (See ye Patent itself in The Long Deal Box with ye Arms Depicted 
 in ye Margin of it. 
 
 N.B. The Crescent & Bordure both are Depicted in ye Marg: 
 of ye Patent White powder'd with Black ; therefore there is a mistake 
 in ye word Ermyns; read it without ye Letter (s) iri ye Patent as well 
 as in my Copy.) 
 
 In that Statute of our College ye Rubrick of wch runs thus, [11] 
 " Ordinacio pro Libris ornamentis & Jocalibus " are these words, — 
 "quos omnes Libros signo Dicti CoUegij figure inferius descripte 
 " in fine cujuslibet Libri fecimus consignari. Vt sic — Libros — possint 
 
 "Custos & ceteri de Collegio qui pro tempore fuerint ab execu- 
 
 2 — 2 
 
20 Trinity Hall 
 
 [ii] "toribus nostris & quibuscunqj Detentoribus cercius petere & facilius 
 " vendicare'." 
 
 Afterwards are these words with ye figure it self before mention'd 
 drawn out with Ink, viz. " Signum autem dicti Collegi quo Libri ut 
 " praemittitur consignantur de quo supra in fine Statutorum fit mencio 
 "est tale." 
 
 This figure appears in y^ Masters 
 Statute Book, & also in y^ Exemplar 
 Statutorum in our Treasury, also at 
 ye end of some of those Books in 
 our Library y' were given by Bp 
 Bateman. 
 
 Sable, Between the Horns of A Crescent 
 Ermine a Cross Patee Argent. 
 
 [342] The Arms mark'd (i) in y^ next Page were done by one Jackson 
 but imperfectly : 'Twas thought fit therefore to have y^ College Arms 
 done by one Cole an Ingraver in London. John Bunce therefore an 
 Industrious & Ingenious Scholar of this College made a Draught 
 of ye College Arms as mark'd (2) from those Depicted in ye original 
 Patent in our Treasury. From this Draught Cole cut ye Arms on a 
 Copper Plate, of wch That is the Impression, mark'd (3). Cole's 
 Plate with Fifty Prints taken from it cost me a Guinea. I find in ye 
 
 £ s. d. 
 Bursars accounts for ye year 1706, yt ye sum of 05: 12; 6 was 
 
 paid for "Copper Plate of the College Arms, Prints & pasting 
 "y™ on." 
 
 [II] (5) ARMS PAINTED ON THE GLASS WINDOWS &C. 
 Master's Lodge, Great Room above Stairs. 
 
 I St Dr Corbets Arms. Or, a Raven proper charg'd on ye Breast 
 with a Crescent Argent, arm'd. In the Dexter Corner of ye Escutcheon 
 a Cinquefoil, Gules. The Crest is a Squirrel proper eating a Nut, on 
 his side a Cinquefoil. 
 
 2nd Dr Eden's. Argent, on a Fess Gules Three Garbs Or all 
 between Two Cheverons azure, each of ye Last charg'd with 3 
 
 ^ See p. 44. 
 

 ^■M 
 
 (I) 
 
 (3) 
 
 (i), (2), (3) College Arms; (4) Warren's Arms 
 
Arms on the Windows 21 
 
 Escallops of ye field: a Crescent of ye 2nd for Difference. Crest a [11] 
 Demi-Dragon holding a Slip of a Rose Bush. 
 
 3<i Eden's Arms Impal'd with those of the Founder. Bordure [12] 
 Ingrail'd Argent. 
 
 4* Founder's Arms. See ye Patent just before viz. pp 18 — 19 
 [9], also see p. i8 [8]. 
 
 S"» College Arms Conjoyn'd in Pale with D^ King's, viz. Sable 
 a Lion Rampant Double whisk'd argent, arm'd Lang'd Gules. 
 
 On a Wooden Shield Painted on ye Wainscot I — C 
 
 1604. 
 
 Long Gallery Painted Glass. 
 
 1=' Eden's Arms on ye Window next towards ye River Conjoynd 
 in pale with Sable, a Cross Ingrail'd Or, with a Mullet for Difference 
 Argent. (Peyton). 
 
 2°d Eden's Arms Impal'd with, Parted per pale Argent & Gules, 
 In ye Dexter Corner of ye Escutcheon a Crescent Sable. On ye 
 Window towards ye Library. 
 
 3<i On ye same Window next ye Library. The Founder's Arms. 
 See p. 18 [8, 9]. 
 
 4* On ye same Window towards ye Library Six Coats marshal'd 
 & Parted per Fess. The First Sable, a Cross Ingrail'd Or, a Mullet 
 for Difference Argent. (Peyton). The Second Gules, 3 Piles Wavy 
 their Points meeting near in Base Argent. The 3d Or, a Fess Gules. 
 The 4* Or, a Cheveron Gules, on a Chief Azure Three mullets of ye 
 first. The 5"i Gules, a Cheveron Ingrail'd Ermine between 3 Falcons 
 Argent. The 6* as ye First. In ye Fess Point between ye Six Coats 
 a Crescent Or. All these conjoyn'd in pale with Argent 3 Lions 
 Rampant Guardant azure, arm'd Gules, Two & one. 
 
 In the Hall Painted Glass. 
 Bow Window. 
 
 V- Azure, a Fess Ermine between Three Sea-mews Heads 
 eras'd Argent. (Spencers Arms). (See A.Bp Parker amongst the 
 Benefactors'). 
 
 2"d Six Coats parted per Fess. The first Sable, Gutte de Au, [13] 
 on a Fess Argent 3 Cornish Choughs proper (Cornwallis's Arms), 
 The Second Barry of 12 pieces Argent & Sable, on a Canton of 
 ye IS' a Crescent of ye 2°^. The 3^ Sable, a Cross Flory Or. The 
 
 ' See references in Index. 
 
22 Trinity Hall 
 
 [13] 4'ii Argent, a Bend between 6 Cross Crosslets fitchee Sable. The S* 
 Argent, 2 Cheverons azure within a Bordure Ingrayl'd Gules, a 
 Crescent of y^ Last for Difference. The eth Azure, a Cheveron 
 between Three (Ducks) argent. 
 
 3<i Founder's Arms. 
 
 4th Quarterly. The 1=* Sable, 3 (Salmons) Hauriant Paleways 
 Argent, on a Chief Or a Lion Rampant of the 1=': Gutte de Or 
 between 2 Pellets, one of weft charg'd with an Anchor, ye other with 
 a (Bird) of the 3<i (Kiston). The Second Grand Q-" is Quarterly. 
 The first is Pally of 6 pieces argent & Azure, on a Chief Gules 
 3 Bezants. The 2^^ is argent a Cheveron between 3 Mullets Gules. 
 The 3fd as y« 2^\ ye 4th as y^ 1='. The Third Grand Q is in all 
 respects as y^ 2'^^. The 4* as y^ First. 
 
 In the Window in y^ Hall near y^ Chapel Door. 
 
 1=' Sable, a Talbot Seiant Argent, arm'd & Lang'd Gules within 
 a Bordure Ingrayl'de of y^ Second. (Sudbury's.) 
 
 2"'! Azure, 3 Crowns Or, two & one. The Arms of y<= Kings of 
 ye east Angles, vid. D. Heylyn's Help to Engl: History, p. 26. 
 
 1,^ Azure, a Lion Rampant Guardant Or. 
 
 ^ Barree Nebulee Argent & Sable. I take this to be part of 
 ye Coat of Arms belonging to ye Company of y'e Merchants of ye 
 Staple. (See Stow's Survey^). 
 
 S'li Azure, 3 Clouds radiated proper, each adorn'd with a Triple 
 Crown Or: Being ye Arms of ye Drapers Company. 
 [460] For ye Arms of ye Merchants of ye Staple, & of the Company of 
 Drapers, see Guillim's Display of Heraldry, edit: Lond. 1724: in his 
 Honour Civil of ye City of London, pp. 8 & 9. 
 
 [13] In Ye West Window of y^ Hall by Ye Scholars Table. 
 
 Azure a Bishop with a Pastoral Staff. See p. 84. Also ye Arms of 
 ye Drapers Company as before. 
 
 BLACK'D on Ye WALL OVER Ye FELLOWS TABLE. 
 The Founders Arms. 
 
 On a Shield of Wood over ve Screens. 
 Quarterly, The 1=' Argent, a Cheveron Gules between 3 Phleams 
 Sable. (Qu: whether the Phleams were design'd for ye Arms of ye 
 
 ' Stow : A Survey of the Cities of London and Westminster &= the Borough of Southwark : 
 vol. II., p. 346 (a). Sixth edition, London, 1755. But the passage gives little information 
 concerning the Merchants of the Staple and no description of their arms. 
 
Arms on the Windows 23 
 
 Barber Surgeons Company. See Guillim of London, Comp. Arms [13] 
 p. II.) The 2"<i Argent, on a Fess Ingrayl'd Sable 3 Escallops Or. 
 The 3<i as ye 2^ The 4t'» as ye ist. This Date at ye bottom of 
 the Shield, 1566. (Quaere whether ye Phleams are Turner's or 
 Chadderton's Arms?) 
 
 On ye Skreens over each Door. [14] 
 
 The Founders Arms. The Bordure Ingrayl'd Argent 
 
 On ve Wall near ye Bell. 
 Dr Oxenden's Atchment. viz. Per Pale Baron & Feiiie, The First 
 Argent, a Cheveron Gules between 3 Oxen passant Sable. The 
 Second Argent, a Cheveron Gules between 3 Flowers de Lis Sable. 
 On a Scroll under ye Escutcheon these words, Moriendo Vivo. The 
 Crest, on a Crown Gules an Ounce's Head Or. 
 
 In the Library. 
 West Window Painted on Glass, 
 ist College Arms, Bordure Ermin not Ingrayl'd. 
 2nd Argent, on a Bend Ingrayl'd Sable 3 Dolphins embow'd of 
 ye Field. For ye Crest, on a Helmet mantl'd Gules, Doubl'd Argent, 
 a Dexter Arm Gules, Cufif'd at ye Wrist argent, proceeding from a 
 Crown & holding a Mace Or. The same arms are in ye University 
 Consistory by ye name of Stokys'. 
 
 On one of ye North Windows. 
 3d Ye College Arms. 
 
 On one of ye South Windows. 
 4th Ye same. 
 
 On ye Head of ye Class Fronting ye Door towards ye 
 
 Master's Long Gallerv. 
 The Founder's Arms (Bordure Ingrayl'd Argent) Impal'd with 
 those of Eden, Carv'd in Wood. 
 
 S'' Thomas Exton's Atchment in ye Master's Lodge. 
 
 Quarterly, The first Gules, a Cross between 12 Cross Crosslets Or. 
 The Second Or, a Cross Ingrayl'd & parted per pale Gules & Sable ; 
 on a Chief of ye 2"'i a Lion passant Guardant of ye Field. The 
 
 ^ "They are the arras of Matthew Stokes, Esq. Bedel, Temp. Eliz.: on which Account 
 he used as a crest one of the Bedel's staves." Cole, MSS., LVm., p. 17. 
 
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 [14] Third as ye 2°^. The 4* as ye 1='. Underneath on a Scroll "D^ Thomas 
 "Exton Gustos," & lower still " D. D. Gul. Allen i;io. N. LIV 
 For ye Crest, on a Helmet Mantl'd Gules, Doubl'd Argent, a Wreath 
 Or & Gules, thereupon an Angel's Arm Feather'd & Wing'd toward 
 ye Shoulder. The Hand grasping a Sword pufnel'd & Hilted Or, The 
 Blade Argent inviron'd with a Laurel-Branch vert. 
 
 [15] Another Atch'ment in ¥« Master's Lodge. 
 
 Six Coats marshal'd per Fess. The 1=' Argent, a Cheveron Sable 
 between 3 Cornish Choughs proper, each holding an Ermin in its 
 mouth, a Crescent for Difference Or. The Second Vert, 3 Eagles 
 display'd in Fess Or. (By ye names of Winne & Williams. 
 Guillim's Display. Sect: 3. i. 20^.) The Third Gules, 3 Lioncels 
 passant in pale Argent, Arm'd & Lang'd azure. The 4"^ Sable, a 
 Cheveron between 3 Flowers de Lis Argent. The S''* Vert, a Cheveron 
 between 3 (Wiverns) Heads eras'd argent, arm'd Or, Lang'd Gules. 
 The Sixth as ye First. For ye Crest, on a Helmet mantl'd Gules, 
 Doubl'd Argent, a Wreath Argent & Sable, thereupon a man's Arm 
 extended in pale, vested Gules, Cuff'd at ye Wrist Argent, the Hand 
 holding a Chaplet Vert. 
 
 In ye Great Court over ye Passage by ve Butteries. 
 
 The College Arms, viz. Sable, a Crescent within a Bordure ermin, 
 all within a Compartment. Cut in Stone. 
 
 On ve outside of ye Library under ye West Window. 
 
 Founder's Arms, Bordure Ingrayl'd. In Clunch almost worn out. 
 Also Founder's Arms on ye Wicket between ye M" Lodge & ye 
 Library. 
 
 In the Parlour. 
 
 On the Wainscot over the Fellows Table, Founder's Arms Carv'd. 
 The same on ye Wainscot opposit, viz. over ye Chimney piece. 
 
 Over the Window of ye Master's Long Gallery on ye 
 outside towards the Library. 
 
 Founder's Arms in Plaister, also these two Letters " H. H." 
 standing for Henry Hervy. also this Date "1572." 
 
 ' Sir Nathaniel Lloyd, Master 1710 — 1735. 
 
 ' Book 3, Chap. 20, p. 212. Sixth ed. London, 1724. 
 
Arms on the Fabric 25 
 
 On ve Wall next y^ River. [iS] 
 
 Founder's Arms. Also another Coat viz. a Fess Dauncette 
 between 3 Eagles. Display'd underneath are these words, "ex 
 "Lahore Immortalitas," and near it "Anno Domini 1619." 
 
 On y^ Jams of one of y^ Door Passages into y^ [16] 
 
 Monks Building. 
 
 On one side is ye Founder's Arms viz. a Crescent within a 
 Bordure Ingrayl'd. On ye other side y^ episcopal arms of y^ See 
 of Norwich, viz. 3 Mitres. Each Coat on ye Breast of an Angel. 
 
 Over the College Gate towards Kings College is a Nitch for 
 a Statue : But if ever there was a Statue in it, it has been long since 
 taken away. 
 
 Under ye Window of ye Chamber next ye Chapel Num: 25. 
 towards Clare Hall Chapel, in a Little Nitch is ye figure of a man's 
 Head Mitred. I suppose 'twas designed for our Founder's Head. 
 It seems to be of Clunch Stone & is now much defac'd. 
 
 In ve Chamber under ve Library Num: i. 
 Painted on Wood over ve Chimney piece. 
 
 js' Or, a Fess Checkie of 3 Tracts Argent & Vert: above ye Coat 
 a Helmet by it self, and at a little distance fm that a Wreath Or 
 & Gules & thereupon a Sword pumel'd & hilted Or & Scabbard 
 in Saltier & a Staff ragulee paleways of ye last. 
 
 a""! Or, a Fess Checkie Argent & Vert as before, but impal'd 
 with Checkie of 4 tracts argent & Sable, 
 
 3'i Quarterly, The 1=' Grand Q"^ Or, a Fess Checkie Argent & Vert 
 as before. The 2^^ Grand Q'' Quarterly, The 1=' & 4"! Vert. 3 Boars 
 Heads coop'd, arm'd Or, Lang'd Gules, 2 & i. The 2"^ & 3<i Argent, 
 a Lion Rampant Sable, arm'd & Lang'd Gules, differenc'd on ye 
 Shoulder with a Mullet Or. The Third Grand Q' as ye 2nd. xhe a^"^ 
 Grand Q'' as ye ist. Over all an Inescutcheon, viz. Argent, a Lion 
 Rampant Gules, arm'd & Lang'd Sable, surmounted of a Bendlet 
 ragulee Or. Above ye Coat a Helmet by it self, & on a Wreath Or 
 & Gules a Stagg Trippant attir'd & gorg'd with a Coronet Or. 
 
 4*'» Or a Fess Checkie of 3 Tracts as before, but impal'd with 
 Gules, a Lion Rampant Argent, Arm'd & Lang'd Sable between 
 S Bezants, 
 
 For ye Blazoning any more Arms see for those in ye Chapel pp. 
 81 — 2. For those in ye Treasury see p. 82, & for those in S* Edwards 
 Church pp. 121 — 2. 
 
Ill 
 
 DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE 
 FOUNDATION 
 
 (I) EDWARD THE THIRD'S CHARTER', 
 [LICENSE IN MORTMAIN]. 
 
 [321] A Copy of K. Edward y^ ^^ Charter for y^ Foundation of Trinity 
 Hall. (Taken fm that in y^ Long Deal Box wch I suppose was copyed 
 fm ye original.) 
 
 Edwardus dei gfa Rex Anglic & Francie & Dnus Hibernie oibus 
 ad quos ^sentes litere pvenerint Salute : Sciatis qd cu nos nup de 
 gra nfa spali p tras nfas patentes cocesserimus & licetia dederimus 
 p nobis & heredibus nris quantu in nobis est Custodi socijs & scolaribus 
 Aule See trinitatis Vniusitatis Cantebrigg qd ipsi Domos & hospitia 
 ac placeam sufficientem p inhabitacoe sua in villa pdicta acquirere 
 possint bend & tenend sibi & successoribus suis imppetuum Statuto 
 de terris & tenementis ad manu mortuam no ponend edi? no obstante 
 put in tris pdictis plenius continetur Nos volentes cocessionem nram 
 ]pdictam effectui debi? mancipari cocessimus & licetiam dedimus p 
 nobis & heredibus nris quantum in nobis est Magro Rco Lynge 
 Archidiacono Norwicen Magro Walto de Elveden & Simoni de 
 Rekinghale psone ecctie de Rollesby qd ipsi tria Mesuagia cu gtinetijs 
 in Cantebrigg & dilcis nobis in xpo pori & coventui de Ely qd ipsi 
 vnum Mesuagium & vnam placeam terre cu ptenetiis in eadem villa 
 in vico vocato Mylnstret dare possint & assignare ^fatis Custodi 
 socijs & scolaribus hend & tenend sibi & successoribus suis pro 
 habitatione sua in villa pdicta imppetuum in partem satisfactionis 
 domorum Hospitiorum ac placearum ^dictarum Et eisdem Custodi 
 socijs & scolaribus qd ipsi ^dca tria mesuagia a pfatis Rco Wal?o 
 & Simone & pdca mesuagiii & placeam a pfatis pore & couentu recipere 
 possint & tenere sibi & successoribus suis pdictis imppetuum sicut 
 pdictum est tenore psetiii similiter licenciam dedimus specialem statuto 
 
 ' Printed in Documenls relating io the University and Colleges of Cambridge, vol. 11. 
 pp.408 — 9. Published by order of the University Commissioners. London, 1851. 
 
Literae Pundationis 27 
 
 ^dicto no obstate Nolentes qd pdci Reus Walterus & Simon vl Heredes [322] 
 sui seu pfati prior & couetus vl successores sui aut ^fati Custos socij & 
 Scolares & Successores sui ratione statuti ^dicti p nos vl heredes nros' 
 quoscucjj inde occonenP in aliquo seu grauentur Saluis tamen capitalibus 
 dnis feodi illius servicijs inde debitis et consuetis In cuius rei testimonium 
 has tras nras fieri fecimus patentes Teste me ipso apud Westmonasteriii 
 vicesimo die Nouembris Anno regni nostri Anglie Vicesimo quarto 
 regni vero nri francie vndecimo. 
 
 The Seal is broken off & Lost. This Charter is Indors'd thus, 
 "The kynges charter for the Foundation of trinite Hall in 
 " Cambrydge." 
 
 Since I copyed this, I have found y« original with y^ Broad Seal [421] 
 to it very fair. It is Indors'd thus, "A Charter of Mortmayn. 
 " Foundation of the College." See in y^ Long Deal Box. 
 
 (2) LITERAE FUNDATIONIS AND FOUNDER'S 
 STATUTES ^ 
 
 Vniusis presentes Literas inspecturis. \J77^ 
 
 Symon permissione Diuina Cantuar^ Archiepc tocius Angl' Primas 
 Sedis apticeq} Legatus Salutem & perpetuam memoriam rei geste. 
 Ex gte venerabilis fratris nostri Domini Wifti dei gratia Norwiceri 
 Episcopi & Dilectorum Filiorum Custodis & Collegij Scolarium aule 
 Sancte trinitatis in Vniuersitate Cantabrigg' Elienc' Dioc' nobis extitit 
 suplicatum qd cum dictus venerabilis frater noster collegium Fundauerit 
 antedictum per loci diocesanum necnon per Cancellariu & Vniuersitate 
 Cantabrigg' postmodum confirmatum ac ad direcconem & regimen 
 pfati collegij quedam statuta composuerit & ordinauerit per Custodem 
 & Socios dicti Collegij ac eorum successores perpetuis temporibus 
 obseruanda fundacoem collegij ipsumq3 collegium ac Statuta ^dca ad 
 maioris roboris firmitatem confirmare aucte metropolitica dignaremur: 
 Nos igitur visis examinatis & discussis dictis fundacoe & Statutis 
 eisdemq3 deliberacoe pitorum jpuia recensitis dictam fundaconem 
 ipsumq3 collegium & Statuta juxta eorum tenorem & formam tamq™ 
 deo grata iuri & pietati consona ecciieq} dei see ac regno Angl' futuris 
 quamplurimum temporibus profutura approbamus ratificamus & 
 quantum in nobis est vel esse poterit auc?e metropolitica confirmamus 
 
 > In y« original with y« Broad Seal to it, after "^ nos W Heredes nfos," it goes on thus,— 
 "aut ministros nostros." 
 
 * Printed in Documents relating to the University and Colleges of Cambridge, vol. 11., 
 
 pp. 414 foil. 
 
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 [177] decernentes Statuta prefata per Custodes & Socios dicti Collegij qui 
 pro tempore fuerint perpetuis temporibus inuiolabiliter obseruanda. 
 Tenores autem fundaconis & Statutorum ^dcorum psentibus inseri 
 fecimus integraliterq3 describi. 
 
 Tenor fundaconis est talis. 
 
 In nomine & honore sancte & indiuidue trinitatis patris & filij 
 & spiritus sancti ac sancte ecclesie nostre cathedralis Norwic' que 
 sancte trinitatis tit'Io noscitur insigniri ad cultusqj divini ac sciencie 
 canonice & ciuilis Vniuersitatisq} cantebrigg' augmentum necnon ad 
 comodum regimen & direcconem reipublice & specialiter dicte nostre 
 ecclesie nostreq} dioc' Norwic'. 
 
 Nos Wifts de Norwico permissione diuina Norwic epc vnum 
 perpetuum collegium scolarium iuris canonici & ciuilis in Vniuersitate 
 Cantebrigg dioc' Elyenc' in qua statum recepimus licet inmeriti 
 doctoralem facimus ordinamus statuimus & stabilimus. Et volumus 
 qd collegium scolarium supradictum vocetur collegium scolarium 
 Sancte Trinitatis de Norwico, & qd domus quam inhabitabit dictum 
 collegium nominetur aula Sancte Trinitatis de Norwico. Volumus 
 insuper statuimus & ordinamus qd in dicto collegio vnus Sociorum 
 dicti collegij sit custos collegij supradicti cui ceteri omnes socij habebunt 
 [178] in Ileitis & canonicis excicium scolasticum & dicti collegij regimen 
 coinodum & honorem tangentibus obedire. Quodq3 vacante ofifico 
 custodie dicti collegij per mortem aut cessionem custodis qui pro 
 tempore fuerit seu alio quouismodo libera elecco noui custodis ad 
 ceteros dicti collegij socios pertineat in futurum: hoc tamen adiecto 
 qd aliquem de socijs dicti collegij statum in iure canonico vel ciuili 
 doctoratus vel bacalariatus habentem seu eciam magistrum in artibus 
 famosum si talis ad hoc ydoneus in collegio habeatur: alioquin alium 
 iuris canonici vel ciuilis doctorem vel bacalarium seu magistrum in 
 artibus famosum in Vniuersitate studentem extra aulam ad hoc 
 ydoneum eligant in custodem. Volumus eciam qd vacante aliquo 
 loco per mortem vel cessionem alicuius socij collegij supradicti vel alio 
 quouismodo alius Scolaris in loco vacante per liberam elecconem 
 custodis & sociorum collegij subrogetur ita tamen qd in loco socij 
 collegij subrogetur scolaris ydoneus moribus & ingenio qui per tres 
 annos continuos ad minus iura canonica aut ciuilia audierit in 
 Vniuersitate aliqua approbata nisi fuerit Magister in artibus aut 
 bacalarius famosus qui infra annum foret si vellet in artibus incepturus 
 quos eligibiles in Socios dicti collegij esse volumus licet nunquam 
 antea audierint ius canonicum vel ciuile. Volumus insuper qd custos 
 
Literae Fundationis 29 
 
 & socij scholares collegij supradicti cum dederit eis altissimus [178] 
 sufficientem ad hoc excresciam facultatu numerum Sociorum augere 
 teneantur de comuni omnium consilio & assensu. Premissa volumus 
 perpetuo & inuiolabiliter obseruari proponentes cum auxilio Saluatoris 
 dictum collegium cum per reuerendum patrem ElyenS Epm loci 
 diocesanum seu al= legitime fuerit approbatum tam libris vtriusq3 
 iuris quam redditibus & facultatibus dotare sufficientibus quibus psone 
 collegij in sciencia vtriusq3 iuris proficere & vite necessaria perpetuis 
 poterunt temporibus optinere. 
 
 Tenore tamen ^senciu ordinandi faciendi & statuendi eis regulam 
 vite scolastice directiuam ac statuta que necessaria vel vtilia nostre 
 pro tempore consciencie videbuntur potestatem nobis liberam 
 reseruamus. 
 
 Data in manerio nostro de Thorpe nostre Norwic dioceg die quita 
 decima mensis Januarlj anno iubileo a natiuitate domini Miffimo 
 CCC™° quinquagesimo & consecracois nostre sexto, In cuius rei 
 testimonium sigillum nostrum dictis die & loco fecimus hijs apponi. 
 
 Et nos Thomas permissione diuina ElienS Epc collegium scolarium [179] 
 supradictum modo quo ^mittitur per reuerendum patrem dmn Norwic 
 episcopum ordinatum factum & stabilitum acordinaconem sup^scriptam 
 secundum omnem sui modum & formam omniaq3 in ea contenta 
 aucte diocesana qua fungimur quantum in nobis est vel esse poterit 
 approbamus ratificamus & confirmamus dictum collegium ex nunc 
 imperpetuum licitum & canonicum discernentes. In cuius rei 
 testimonium sigillum nostrum fecimus hijs apponi. 
 
 Data Cantebrigg nostre Eliens' dioc per manum magistri Johannis 
 de 00 canonici herforden vicarij nostri generalis ac cancellarij nostri 
 die vicesima Mensis Januarij anno diii supMicto & nos cancellarius 
 & cetus vnanimis magistrorum Vniuersitatis predicte phabitis tractatu 
 & deliberacone debitis in hac pte omnia & singula premissa approbamus 
 ratificamus & quantum in nobis est seu esse poterit confirmamus. 
 In cuius rei testimonium sigillum comune Vniuersitatis pdicte ^sentibus 
 duximus apponendum. Data Cantebrig' vicesima prima die Mensis 
 Januarij anno dni supradicto. 
 
 Hic iNCiPiuNT Statuta collegij Scolarium sancte 
 
 TRINITATIS DE NORWICO IN VNIUSITATE CANTEBRIGG. 
 
 In nomine sancte & indiuidue trinitatis patris & filij & spiritus 
 
 sancti. Nuper nos Witts de Norwico pmissione diuina Norwiceii 
 
 Epc fecimus ordinauimus & stabiliuimus vnS perpetuu collegium 
 
 scolarium sancte trinitatis de Norwico p Superiorem ad hoc com- 
 
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 [179] petentem modo & forma debitis rite & legitime postmod" approbatum 
 & canonice confirmatum prout in literis dicte ordinaconis approbate 
 & vt premittitur confirmate inde confectis plenius continetur. Verum 
 qa in dictis ordinaconis & fundaconis literis ordinandi faciendi & 
 statuendi psonis dicti Collegij regulam vite scolastice directiuam 
 ac statuta que necessaria vel vtilia nostre p tempore consciencie 
 viderentur in posterum plenam nobis & liberam reseruauimus 
 potestatem: Nos volentes aliqua que pro nfo dicto collegio nra 
 cathedrali ecctia nobis successoribusq3 nris necno pro reipublice 
 coinodo necessaria vel vtilia reputamus iuxta dictarum literarum 
 continenciam facere statuere & ordinare ad ea pcedimus in hunc 
 modum. 
 
 [180] DE NUMERO SOCIORUM dicti COLLEGII & STUDENCIUM 
 
 IN lURE CANONICO & CIUILI. Ra. 
 
 Inprimis statuimus & ordinamus qd in collegio nostro sancte 
 trinitatis pdicto sint ppetuo viginti & vnus socij quorum viginti vnius 
 sociorum vnus sit custos collegij supradicti cui ceteri viginti socij 
 habebunt prout infra describitur obedire. Item volumus quod de 
 ceteris viginti socijs decern ad minus sint legiste & septem sint ad 
 minus perpetuo in dicto collegio canoniste si & quantum psonarum 
 facultas occurret vt sic legistis dicti collegij futuris temporibus trans- 
 migrantibus ad iura canonica audiend' decem de dictis viginti socijs 
 sint ad plus in dicto collegio socij canoniste & deficientibus socijs 
 canonistis tresdecim dictorum viginti sociorum ad plus socij sint 
 legiste quousq3 domino concedente sociorum numerus augeatur. 
 Custos autem collegij qui pro tempore fuerit statim cum pfectus fuerit 
 eligat an voluerit esse legista an canonista si status sui condico 
 paciatur: dum tamen in scientia quam elegerit continue! quousq3 
 deus sibi dederit pcedente tempore in dicta sciencia doctoratum. 
 
 De obediencia & gestu sociorum. R'^a, 
 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus qd omnes socij dicti collegij presentes 
 & futuri sint obedientes custodi dicti collegij qui pro tempore fuerit & 
 eo absente vel impedito alteri socio locum suum tenenti quem ad hoc 
 duxerit subrogand in Ileitis & honestis exercicium scolasticum dicte 
 aule regimen ac coiiiodum tangentibus & honorem. Quodq3 omnes 
 & singuli tam custos quam socij qui pro tempore fuerint studio in 
 [181] facultatibus quibus institerint diligenter vacent ac in collegio & extra 
 honeste quiete & modeste se habeant ac infra habitaconem eorum 
 latino inter se coinuniter fruantur eloquio singulisq3 septimanis ter 
 
Founder's Statutes 31 
 
 videlicet secundis quartis & sextis ferijs de sero aliquam questionem [i8i] 
 iuris canonici vel ciuilis disputent in comuni nisi aliquo dictorum 
 dierum legitime fuerint impediti quo casu hoc idem in crastino facere 
 teneantur. Nullusq3 sociorum collegij a dictis disputacoibus seu earum 
 aliqua absq} causa raconabili se absentet, Socium insuper aut alium 
 habeant cotidie in sacra Scriptura lectorem in mensa, quem p notabilis 
 temporis spacium iuxta arbitrium coUegio ^sidentis cum silence 
 audiant in coiiiuni. NuUusq} alius non socius collegij ad faciend' cum 
 eis moram p aliquos dies continuam admittaturabsq3 omnium sociorum 
 assensu concordi nee cum eis vlterius moram faciat quam de omniu 
 vnanimi sociorum voluntate procedat. 
 
 De HABITU & CONDICIONE SOCIORUM. Ra. 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus qd custos & omnes socij dicti collegij 
 qui pro tempore fuerint robis vnius secte cum longis tabardis seu 
 epitogijs talaribus annis nouiter singulis induantur quodq3 custos 
 & socij omnes & singuli tam diebus legibilibus in scolis quam festiuis 
 diebus p vias publicas incedentes tabbardis seu epitogijs talaribus 
 coiiiuniter vtantur lecture coinunis psertim tempore magistrorum nisi 
 ex temporis qualitate aut alia causa raconabili aliud dukint faciend'. 
 Nullusq3 socius ad postulandum in aduocatorum officio nee etiam 
 ad procurandum in procuratorum office in causis cotriunibus vt 
 advocatus seu procurator coinunis se occupet quouis modo nee etiam 
 singulariter ex affeccone si tali excicio postulandi seu pcurandi a 
 lectura vel studio poterit notabiliter impediri. Volumus enim qd 
 socij omnes studio intendant scolastico diligenter quousq3 habiles [182] 
 fuerint ad legend & ex tunc ad legend continue in statu bacalarij 
 se conutant : quousq3 volumina in iure ciuili legiste & libros decretalium 
 decretiste more plegerint consueto. Si quis autem custos aut socius 
 notabiliter in corpore dissolutus inhonestus inquietus rixosus inobediens 
 seu rebellis aut in studendo legendo seu pficiendo in scolis notabiliter 
 negligens appareat in futurum p custodem collegij cum assensu 
 maioris ptis sociorum collegij si socius fuerit vel p cancellarium ad 
 suggestionem duarum pcium sociorum collegij si custos fuerit 
 corrigatur & puniatur. Quod si quis eorum rebellis proteruus aut 
 incorrigibilis notabiliter appareat in premissis vel aliquo pmissorum 
 tunc nisi post trinam moniconem sibi p duas ptes socoru collegij si 
 custos fuerit vel p custodem cum assensu maioris ptis socorii faciend 
 si socius fuerit trium ebdomadarum spacium continentium a pmissis 
 destiterit taliter quod iudicio maioris ptis sociorum manifesto appareat 
 de omnibus et singulis ^missis plene correctus & integraliter emendatus 
 
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 [182] a collegio & collegij coiiiodo perpetuo excludatur. Custodes enitn & 
 socij dicti collegij qui pro tempore fuerint tam diu in dicto collegio 
 remaneant quam diu caste honeste obedienter pacifice & cum studendi 
 diligencia se habebunt & vlterius eos nul/um ius habere volumus in 
 dicto collegio remanendi quia pro eorum defectibus in premissis 
 possint per modum supius descriptum a dicto collegio perpetuo 
 amoueri absq} cuiuscumq} appellaconis remedio vel querele. Nos 
 enim omnes & singulos sic correctos seu corrigendos ammotos seu 
 ammovendos ab omni contradicconis appellaconis & querele remedio 
 statuimus penitus excludendos. Custodes tamen p solum cancellarium 
 Vniuersitatis Cantebrigg' cum deliberacone duorum rectorum dicte 
 Vniuersitatis & duorum doctorum regencium in dicta Vniuersitate 
 qui non fuerint de collegio pdicto quos idem cancellarius duxerit 
 
 [183] eligendos de facultatibus theologie iuris canonici vel ciuilis & cum 
 assensu dictorum rectorum & doctorum seu maioris ptis eorum 
 & cum assensu concordi duarum pcium collegij supradicti. Socios 
 vero p solum custodem cum assensu maioris ptis sociorum dicti 
 collegij ex premissis causis volumus ammoveri. Custodes autem 
 collegij qui pro tempore fuerint quos circa regimen collegij & negocia 
 eiusdem oportebit sollicitis & intentis vigillijs occupari a continuo 
 scolastico excicio haberi volumus excusatos. Volumus insuper quod 
 nullus de collegio nee custos nee alius ex quacumq} causa contra 
 collegium nee contra aliquem de collegio causam appellaconis nee 
 querele nee aliquam aliam litem neq3 in ecctiastico neq3 in Sclari 
 foro seu iudicio prosequatur sine expresso consensu maioris & 
 sanioris ptis collegij supradicti. 
 
 De tempore ellecconis et forma. R^a 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus quod vacante custodia dicti collegij 
 p mortem cessionem vel alio quouis modo fiat elecco de custode 
 p socios dicti collegij infra mensem. Interim autem senior vel sanior 
 socius collegij vices gerat custodis. Elecconem autem p viam scrutinij 
 fieri volumus & ille in quern maior pars sociorum consencerit iuris 
 solempnitate submota p Vniuersitatis Cantebrigg cancellarium absq} 
 cause cognicone protinus approbetur. Nullam autem potestatem 
 habeat cancellarius ^dictus elecconem predictam discutere vel earn 
 reprobare nee aliam iurisdicconem propter hoc in electum nee eligentes 
 excere: sed solum electum sibi p maiorem ptem sociorum collegij 
 presentatum illico extraiudicialiter approbare. Quod si vota in 
 diuersos diuisa fuerint ita quod nullus repiatur vota maioris ptis 
 collegij habuisse ad eligend' redeant iterato ac sepius quousq} p 
 
Founder's Statutes 33 
 
 maioris ptis elecconem concordem eligatur aliquis in custodem eciam [183] 
 eleccone facta primitus non cassata. Nullam enim iuris sollempnitatem 
 sed solum maioris ptis consensum per viam scrutinij in custodis & [184] 
 sociorum eleccone volumus obseruari. Quod si p elecconem maioris 
 ptis sociorum concordem infra mensem puisum non fuerit collegio 
 de custode tunc prouisio de custode pro ilia vice ad cancellarium 
 dicte Vniuersitatis qui pro tempore fuerit deuoluatur. Dum tamen 
 cancellarius supradictus qui pro tempore fuerit aliquem socium dicti 
 coUegij doctorem aut bacalarium in iure canonico vel ciuili aut 
 magistrum in artibus si talis repiatur ad hoc ydoneus in eodem : 
 alioquin aliquem doctorem aut bacalarium iuris canonici vel ciuilis 
 extra collegium in dicta Vniuersitate studentem vel magistrum in 
 artibus in literatura famosum ad hoc ydoneum pficiet in custodem. 
 Sed si locus alicuius socij dicti collegij quouismodo vacauerit in 
 futurum volumus qd p custodis & maioris ptis sociorum elecconem 
 concordem p uiam scrutinij vt ^mittitur infra mensem alius subrogetur : 
 alioquin ad solum custodem prouisio & ordinaco socij ptineat ilia 
 vice. Salua nobis libera potestate ordinandi & disponendi de custode 
 & socijs preficiendis & ammovendis dum fuerimus in hac vita. 
 
 De personis in LOCIS VACANTIBUS SUBROGANDIS. R<=a. 
 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus qd si locus alicuius socij legiste 
 vacauerit in futurum ad ilium locum eligatur bacalarius aut scolaris 
 triennalis iuris ciuilis aut magister aut bacalarius in artibus famosus 
 qui infra vnius anni spacium incepturus foret si vellet continuare in 
 facultate predicta. Si vero locus socij canoniste vacare contigerit 
 tunc si septem non supfuerint in collegio ^sbiti canoniste in locum 
 vacantis eligatur in socium canonistam aliquis socius legista dicti 
 collegij si quis eorum ad audiend' iura canonica & ad gradum ^sbiri [185] 
 voluerit transmigrare : alioquin alius de dicta Vniuersitate vel alia 
 bacalarius iuris canonici vel ciuilis aut scolaris triennalis in altera 
 dictarum facultatum aut magister seu bacalarius famosus in artibus 
 infra anni spacium incepturus prout supi^ est expssum. Si autem 
 superfuerint septem presbiri seu socij canoniste tunc in locum 
 deficientis eligatur alius in socium legistam vel canonistam put 
 maiori pti collegij videbitur faciend' nisi aliquis de socijs legistis dicti 
 collegij migrare voluerit ad iura canonica audienda: quo casu ipsum 
 omnimodo admitti volumus in socium canonistam dum tamen 
 canonistarum numerus paciatur. Volumus insup quod in omni 
 eleccone ^feccone & ordinacone custodis & sociorum in posterum 
 faciend' omnis affecco singularis conspiraco & pcialitas excludatur 
 
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 [i8s]vt sic simpliciter melior & p coUegio vtilior quantum eis deus in 
 consciencia ministrauerit eligatur. Saluo tamen semper quod in 
 omnibus elecconibus custodis ejusdem collegij & in elecconibus 
 sociorum vtriusq3 iuris socii eiusdem collegij primo & post eos socij 
 aula seu collegij annunciaconis virginis gloriose marie in eadem 
 VniSsitate & post eos alij scolares nostre dioces' ce?is paribus iudico 
 maioris ptis sociorum & non beneficiati beneficiatis ac paupiores 
 dicoribus ce?is paribus alijs omnibus ^ferantur. Volumus autem 
 quod nullus curatum optinens beneficium cuiuscumqs valoris seu 
 non curatum vel decanatum ruralem optinens quorum fructus redditus 
 & puentus sex marcarum comunibus annis verum annuum valorem 
 excedunt elegi valeat in socium collegij supradicti. 
 
 [i86] De incepturis in UTROQ3 iure. R'<^. 
 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus qd cum socij legiste seu canoniste 
 dicti nostri collegij volumina seu libros more plegerint consueto & 
 ad statum doctoratus in vno vel altero iure sciencia moribus & etate 
 ydonei maioris ptis sociorum iudico aut in Vniuersitate ilia coiter 
 reputentur tunc ad recipiendum dicti doctoratus statum infra trienni 
 spacium omnino vel infra breuius tempus ex causa si custos cum 
 maioris ptis sociorum assensu hoc pro honore dicti collegij viderit 
 limitand' sub pena ppetue privaconis a collegio quam dicti incepturi 
 propter inobedienciam ipso facto incurrant districcius compellantur. 
 Set pmittimus qd dicto medio tempore possint dicti incepturi in iure 
 ciuili si voluerint audire vel legere iura canonica & in dicta facultate 
 studere continue absqj hoc quod dicto tempore medio ad suscipiend' 
 sacros ordines teneantur. Tales enim incepturos in iure ciuili iura 
 canonica audientes inter legistas volumus illo medio tempore 
 computari. Volumus eciam quod quilibet socius dicti collegij 
 incepturus in sacra pagina iure canoico vel ciuili centum solidos 
 sterlingorum die incepconis sue de bonis coinunibus collegij recipiat 
 p expensis. Proviso qd in vna facultate vno anno non incipiat nisi 
 vnus de collegio sup^dicto. 
 
 De continuacone doctorum in vtroq3 iure. 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus quod quilibet doctor dicti collegij 
 tarn iuris canonici quam ciuilis continuare teneatur lecturam suam 
 [187] ordinariam in legibus & decretis p vnum annum ad minus & vltra 
 quousq3 in sua facultate doctorem regentem in dicta VniSsitate 
 habuerit successorem. Doctor autem dicti collegij cum alium in sua 
 facultate in dicta Vniusitate habuerit successorem dum tamen primum 
 
Founder's Statutes 35 
 
 annum suum compleuit cessare de cetera teneatur nisi custos cum [187] 
 consensu maioris ptis sociorum collegij aliud p honore et comodo 
 dicti collegij duxerit ordinand' & nisi scolarium multitude plures 
 doctores simul requirat in eadem facultate regentes aut nisi doctor 
 successor suus pdictus cum vnicus fuerit in Vniusitate regens mortuus 
 vel alias ad legend' ppetuo aut verisimiliter longo tempore fuerit 
 impeditus: tunc enim doctorem ilium vel alium de collegio qui 
 cessaurat leccones suas resumere si status suus paciatur & continuare 
 volumus quousq3 dicta Vniusitas habuerit alium in dicta facultate 
 regentem vt sic dicta Vniuersitas vnum saltern regentem semper 
 habeat in vtroq3 iure canonico & ciuili. Volumus tamen qd in vna 
 facultate numquam sit vnica vice nisi vnicus in dicto collegio doctor 
 regens nisi custos cum assensu maioris partis sociorum aliud p honore 
 dicti collegij duxerit ordinand'. Doctor autem decretorum cum 
 cessauerit ad studend' & audiend' in sacra pagina se transferat 
 indilate & in ea continuet quousq3 statum optinuerit doctoratus & 
 vlterius quam diu in dicta aula voluerit remanere si beneficiatus non 
 fuerit aut si beneficij sui condico paciatur & talis in canonistarum 
 numero computetur. Cum autem doctor iuris ciuilis cessauerit liceat 
 sibi p biennij spacium legere ordinarie vel cursorie decretales & interim 
 inter legistas ipsum volumus computari. Ad legend' autem vltra 
 biennium aut ad studend' in iure canonico vt scolaris admitti volumus 
 dum taxat si canonistarum numerus paciatur: alioquin cum vlterius 
 in iure ciuili pficere non possit verisimiliter p honore collegij sup^dicti [188] 
 nee ad studendum in alia facultate obstante tunc numero deputari 
 a dicto collegio recedere teneatur quousq3 locus aliquis vacauerit 
 canoniste ad quem in eleccone facienda socij canoniste dictum 
 doctorem si ipse voluerit omnibus alijs volumus anteferri si bene- 
 ficiatus non fuerit aut sui beneficij condico paciatur. 
 
 De canonistis ad sacros ordines amovendis. R'ca. 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus quod exceptis incepturis in jure 
 ciuili jura canonica infra tempus ad incipiend' eisdem limitatum 
 audientibus vt ^fertur & doctoribus iuris ciuilis p biennium proximum 
 post eorum cessaconem legentibus ordinarie vel cursorie decretales 
 quicumq3 modo quo ^mittitur ad studendum in iure canonico 
 deputatus seu in locum canoniste alterius subrogatus infra anni 
 pximi spacium a die quo admissus fuerit in socium canonistam ad 
 omnes sacros ordines se faciat promoueri et post susceptum saSdocium 
 se faciat celeriter instrui ad missas celebrand'. Et quod quilibet psbit 
 socius dicti collegij ad celebrand' instructus missam septimanis 
 
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 [188] teneatur singulis quinquies ad minus cessante impedimento legitime 
 sup quo eorum cuiuslibet oneramus conscienciam celebrare ac in missis 
 suis memoriam nri ac pfis & mris necnon pdecessorum & successorum 
 nostrorum facere specialem. Hortamur tamen in dno omnes & 
 singulos ^sbi?os sup^dictos qd iuxta sacrorum canonum instituta sic 
 
 [189] viuant quod cotidie celebrare & cotidie ilium scm panem cotidianum 
 anime fulcimentum corpus dei & hominis bndictum recipere mereantur 
 vt iuxta verba beati ambrosij canonizata Quisq's cotidie accipiat quod 
 cotidie sibi prosit. Recipiend' tamen pecuniam p modum annualis 
 seruicij vel alio quouis modo ad celebrand' pro animabus alijs eorum 
 cuilibet in?dicimus facultatem. 
 
 De BENEFICIATIS. 
 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus qd quilibet socius dicti nostri collegij 
 iam receptus possit in dicto collegio existens decanatum ruralem seu 
 popularem ac beneficia sine cura qcuq} non excedencia in vo valore 
 annuo decem marcas si non doctor vel decem libras si doctor theologie 
 iuris canonici vel ciuilis fuerit optinere & optent' in dicto collegio 
 comorans licite retinere. Socius vo dignitatem vel eccam curatam 
 cuiuscumq3 valoris aut decanatum seu beneficia sine cura excedencia 
 coinunibus annis in vo valore annuo decem marcas vel decem libras 
 sterlingorum' iuxta distinccone sup^dictam habens non poterit 
 postquam talia seu tanti valoris annul beneficia pacifice optimiit 
 in collegio nisi p vnius anni spacium remanere. Excepto custode 
 quem cum quocumq} beneficio curato & non curato eciam si dignitas 
 fuerit ofificium custodie si voluit volumus retinere. 
 
 De inhabilibus personis dicti collegij. 
 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus quod si socius dicti collegij cuiuscumq} 
 [190] status facultatis aut gradus fuerit quandocumq3 seu quomodociiq} 
 inhabilis fuerit ppetua inhabilitate aut tali quod iudico maioris ptis 
 sociorum non speratur in eo verisimiliter habilitas in futurum ad 
 pficiend' vlterius in studio p honore collegij supradicti seu ad optinend' 
 gradum doctoratus in iure canonico seu ciuili talis p custodem cum 
 discrecone consilio & assensu maioris ptis sociorum collegij protinus 
 expellatur & alij apti & habiles ad proficiend' in ammotorum loca 
 per modum et formam descript' supius eligantur. Exceptis ^sbifts 
 socijs canonistis quos omnes perpetuos esse volumus in collegio 
 
 ' See note on Sterlingorum, pp. 50, 51. 
 
Founder's Statutes 37 
 
 quamdiu in eo voluerint remanere quousqs beneficia eccliastica [190] 
 optinuerint incompassibilia secundum statutorum limitaconem aut 
 alias demeruerint taliter qd pp eorum demerita sint iuxta formam 
 statutorum a collegio ammouendi. 
 
 DE INHABILI CUSTODE. Rca. 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus quod si custos dicti collegij qui 
 p tempore fuerit p duas ptes sociorum collegij inhabilis seu indignus 
 ad dicti officij regimen ex causis iustis & verisimilibus habeatur tunc 
 dictus custos ad cedend' voluntarie officio suo pdicto p dicti collegij 
 socios inuitetur. Quo si sponte cedere noluerit tunc cancellarius 
 VniUsitatis ^dicte qui p tempore fuerit consulatur: qui recepta 
 extraiudicialiter informacone a duabus ptibus sociorum dicti collegij 
 dictum custodem remansurum decernat vel ab offico removend' cum 
 deliberacone duorum rectorum VniSsitatis & duorum doctorum 
 regencium in dicta VniUsitate & assensu eorum prout supius est 
 expressum: quern si voluntarie cesserit inuitatus remanere volumus 
 si voluerit vt socium de collegio dum tamen habilis fuerit ad proficiend' [191] 
 in studio & si beneficiatus non fuerit aut si beneficii sui condico 
 paciatur. 
 
 De SIGILLO & ARCHA COMMUNI. Ra. 
 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus qd dictum nostrum collegium habeat 
 vnum sigillum coiiiune & vnam archam coiiiunem magnam & fortem 
 in qua dictum sigillum indenturas munimenta iocalia & thesaurum 
 dicti collegij volumus conservari sub tribus clauibus diusae fabricae 
 quarum vna penes vnum & altera penes alium & tercia penes tercium 
 remaneant socios ad hoc p maiorem partem sociorum annis singulis 
 nouiter eligendos. Et volumus quod singulis annis totum residuum 
 remanens vltra expensas necessarias collegij in cista p thesauro collegij 
 non expendatur nisi in edificacone vel repacone domorum murorum 
 vel clausure habitaconis seu rectoriarum dicti collegij seu in empcone 
 reddituum ppetuorum pro collegio aut in defenconem iurium aut aliam 
 vtilitatem ppetuam eiusdem. Non autem in coiiiodum singularium 
 psonarum collegij sup^dicti. Nee thesaurus pecunie cuiquam sub 
 cuiuscumq3 securitatis aut alio colore seu titulo mutuetur. 
 
 De compoto reddendo. 
 Item volumus & ordinamus quod custos collegij & custodes clauium 
 ciste coinunis eiusdem qui pro tempore fuerint reddant fideliter 
 compotum singulis annis de omnibus & singulis receptis liberatis 
 
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 [191] expensis gestis & administratis per eos & totum residuum qd 
 [192] superfuerit vltra expensas in thesaurum collegij conuertatur. Et hoc 
 volumus quod fiat anno quolibet bina vice: videlicet in septimanis 
 pximis post resumpconem magistrorum regencium in terminis pximis 
 post festa sancti Michaelis & Pasche in psencia omnium sociorum 
 dicti collegij tunc in VniSsitate ^sencium aut trium eorum ad minus 
 quos dictum collegium ad hoc duxerit eligend'. Volumus insuper 
 quod in dictis compotorum diebus fiant due indenture de statu dicte 
 aule & de toto residuo remanente quarum vna penes custodem 
 remaneat alia vero in archa coinuni collegij reponatur. 
 
 De honeribus sociorum de collegio. 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus quod quilibet custos & socius qui 
 pro tempore fuerit in collegio sup^dicto omnibus & singulis diebus 
 cum de mane surrexerit & de sero antequam lectum intrauerit aut 
 alijs horis dictorum diei & noctis si dictis horis fuerit impeditus dicat 
 genibus flexis illam antiphonam de trinitate, Libera nos, cum versiculo, 
 Benedicamus Patrem, & ofione de trinitate, Omi}s sempitne deus, 
 & dum fuerimus in hac vita cum ilia oroe, Rege quesumus domine: 
 post mortem vero nostram cum ilia oracoe, Deus qui inter apticos 
 sacdotes. Dicat eciam quilibet eorum quolibet die hora tamen qua 
 voluerit p animabus patris nostri Wiffi & matris nostre Margerie; 
 [193] & cum subtracti fuerimus ab hac luce pro anima nostra & animabus 
 pdecessorum & successorum nostrorum episcoporum Norwic' ilium 
 psalmum: De profundis da., cum Kyrie el. & cum ofone dominica & 
 salutacone angelica more solito & cum ore, Inclina Domine, cum 
 expressione nominum patris & matris nostrorum: ac post mortem 
 nostram cum or, Deus qui inter apostolicos. Quilibet insup eorum 
 audiat quolibet die cessante legimo impedimento vnam missam 
 & dum eam audierit aut alia hora diei si misse tempore fuerit 
 impeditus dicat flexis genibus quiquagesies salutaconem angelicam 
 cum illo fine Et benedictus fructus ventris tut, Ihc Deus &• homo amen, 
 cum orone dominica post singulas denas recitacones salutaconis pdicte. 
 Post mortem vero nostram custos & socii qui pro tempore fuerint 
 statim cum primo sciuerint mortem nostram & extunc ppetuis 
 temporibus annis singulis die obitus nostri facient in ecctia pochiali 
 vel in capella eorum propria cum eam habuerint decenter constructam 
 aut in alia ecca ville cantebrigie quam ex causa raconabili duxerint 
 eligend' missam de mortuis soUempniter & cum deuocone debita 
 celebrari. Et extunc quilibet custos & socios qui pro tempore fuerit 
 in omnibus & singulis diebus obitus nostri necnon omnibus & singulis 
 
Founder's Statutes 39 
 
 septimanis tam communis lecture quam vacaconum temporibus semel [193] 
 in^aliqua die cuiuslibet septimane in qua saluo cuiuslibet studio 
 comodius poterit dicat singulariter vel in comuni pro anima nostra 
 & animabus patris & matris nostrorum ac omnium predecessorum & 
 successorum episcoporum Norwiceng officium mortuorum: videlicet, 
 Placebo, & Dirige, cum comendacone more ecctiastico consueto. [194] 
 Presbiteri vero dicti collegij socij quos singulis septimanis quinquies 
 ad minus vt ^mittitur cessante impedimento legitimo volumus celebrare 
 in singulis eorum missis dum fuerimus in humanis dicant p nobis 
 illam collectam, Rege qs domine, & p pace & tranquillitate ecclie 
 Norwic illam collectam, Eccie tue qs domine, & pro animabus patris 
 nostri & matris nostre illam coif, Inclina dHe aurem tuam, cum secret' 
 & postcomunibus illarum collectarum. Post mortem vero nostram in 
 loco illius collecte Reg qs dne dicant illam coll' pro anima nostra & 
 animabus predecessorum & successorum nostrorum episcoporum 
 Norwic in singulis missis, Deus qui in? apticos sac. Volumus eciam 
 qd in singulis diebus dominicis conueniant custos & omnes socij in 
 ecctia eorum parochiali aut alia seu in capella eorum ppria cum earn 
 habuerint decenter constructam & in ea saluo impedimento legitimo 
 cuiuscumq3 missam de trinitate cum nota vel sine nota put facultas 
 occurret simul audiant in comuni. 
 
 De SUBUENCONE CUSTODIS SOCIORUM & SERUITORUM COLLEGIJ. 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus quod custos collegij qui pro tempore 
 fuerit p roba furrur comunis & alijs necessarijs suis annis recipiat 
 singulis decem marcas: Item doctor quilibet in theologia iure canonico 
 vel ciuili octo marcas : Item quilibet socius ^sbit sine sit doctor siue 
 non octo marcas: Item quilibet socius non doctor nee psbi? sed 
 bacalarius in altero iure canonico vel ciuili septem marcas: Item [i9S] 
 quilibet socius non doctor nee psbiter nee bacalarius in altero iure sex 
 marcas. Et vltra p distribuconibus specialibus : in festo natalis domini 
 duodecim denarios: in festo pasche duodecim denarios: et in festo 
 sancte & indiuidue trinitatis duos solidos; recipiet quilibet eorum 
 qui in dicto coUegio dictis festis presens fuerit aiiuatim. Ne autem 
 impotentes seu paupes socij dicti collegij p potencores seu dicores 
 eorum socios ad expensas excitentur maiores seu nimiu excessivas 
 statuimus & ordinamus qd tam pannorum liberate coiiiunis anis 
 sing'lis distribuend' quam furrurarum coi5unarumq3 ac aliorum 
 necessariorum coiiiuniu ^cium seu quantitas de & cum vnanimi 
 consensu duarum pcium sociorum expresso annis singulis consideratis 
 paupiorum & impotencorum viribus ordinetur & deliberato consilio 
 
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 [19s] constituatur : vt sic sing'li socij de subvencone collegij supradicti sua 
 valeant quantum poterunt expensarum onera supportare. Habeant 
 insup socij collegij quinq3 seruitores coinunes iuratos eisdem : videlicet 
 dispensatorem pistorem qui eciam nouerit officium braciandi & coqum 
 in statu officiariorum quorum quilibet de bonis coinunibus collegij 
 ^ter porcones p socijs singulariter limitatis recipiet vnam robam vnius 
 & coinunis secte & decem solidos pro salario annuatim. Item habebunt 
 vnum famulum pistoris focarium in pistrina & alium famulum cocij 
 focarium in coquina quorum vterq} habebit vnam robam de statu 
 garciferi' vnius secte & quinque solidos pro stipendijs annuatim pter 
 id qd socij dicti collegij dictis seruitoribus ex eorum liberalitate 
 
 [196] voluerint forsitan de pprio ministrare. Item vt expense circa victualia 
 collegij vtilius fiant & absq3 dispensatoris suspicone procedant volumus 
 & ordinamus qd p quamlibet septimanam vnus dicti collegij socius sit 
 expensarum omnium circa victualia dispositor & ordinator quodq3 
 omnes & singuli socij istud onus singulis septimanis assumere teneantur 
 nisi quis fuerit legie impeditus aliquo impedimento custodis & maioris 
 ptis sociorum iudicio approbando quo casu alius socius in eius locum 
 pro dicta ebdomada subrogetur. Si quis autem socius custos doctor 
 vel alius proprium habere voluerit seruitorem hoc ad expensas proprias 
 sine aliorum incomodo fieri pmittimus dum tamen ille seruiens pacificus 
 castus humilis fuerit & quietus. 
 
 De residencia & absencia. 
 Item volentes dicti collegij psonas ad continuum studij eScicium 
 excitare statuimus & ordinamus quod nullus socius ^sertim sine 
 licencia custodis aut eius locum tenentis nee custos ^sertim absq3 
 consilio & assensu duorum saniorum aut seniorum collegij extra aulam 
 seu hospicium pnoctet. Volumus tamen qd in licencia danda socijs 
 p custodem & assensu per socios dando custodi non adhibeatur nimia 
 difficultas sed qd asserenti se sub iuramento collegio pstito causam 
 habere raconabilem absentandi non denegetur absentandi facultas 
 ^sertim vacaconum temporibus. Set tunc assignetur absentandi 
 certum tempus iuxta indigenciam eiusdem & qualitatem cause infra 
 qd redire cessante impedimento legitimo teneatur: Proviso quod 
 medietas sociorum pro tutela aule & bonorum eiusdem ac inter eos 
 [197] duo socij presbiPi ad minus semper in collegio remaneant ne socij 
 diuinis destinuantur officijs residentes. Volumus insup quod de 
 porcone cuiuslibet tam custodis quam alterius socij absencie sue 
 
 [346] 1 "Gaiconet, Little Boy, Garcon, Knave.'' Mr Selden's works: Edit: London 1726. 
 3rd volume. Titles of Honour, p. 850. 
 
Founders Statutes 41 
 
 tempore p qualibet septimana qua absens fuerit duodecim denarij [197] 
 subtrahantur & ilia pecunia in thesauro coUegij reponatur: Saluo 
 quod p vnicum in quolibet anno mensem continuu vel discontinuu 
 possit quilibet custos & socius absq} subtracconis alicuius pena se 
 cum licencia vt pmittitur absentare. Volumus insuper & ordinamus 
 qd nee p custodem vel locum eius tenentem socio licencia nee custodi 
 p duos seniores consilium & assensus dari possit se in vno anno extra 
 vacaconum generalium tempora vltra vnius mensis spacium continuum 
 nee discontinuii semel nee diusis vicibus abscentandi nisi pro negocijs 
 collegij aut alijs pprijs causis necessarijs iudicio & assensu custodis 
 & maioris partis sociorum collegij concorditer approbandis. 
 
 De numero augendo. 
 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus quod quandocumqs dictum collegium 
 habuerit ex nostra aut aliorum fidelium largicone aut eiusdem collegij 
 empcone sufficientem seu habundantem ad hoc excrescenciam reddi- 
 tuum annorum ppetuorum teneatur sociorum p tempore numerum 
 iuxta dictam reddituum annorum ppetuorum excrescenciam ampliare. 
 Sup quo custodis & sociorum qui pro tempore fuerint sub iuramento 
 pstito coram do conscienciam oneramus. Et volumus quod numerus 
 augmentandus fiat de socijs legistis & canonistis alternatim nisi 
 custodi cum assensu & deliberacoe maioris ptis sociorum collegij 
 videretur pro honore & comodo collegij pro tempore aliud faciend'. 
 
 De bonis collegij non aliendis. [198] 
 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus quod bona immobilia dicti collegij 
 siue sint temporalia siue spiritualia nullo modo nee aliquo vnquam 
 tempore alienentur. Et idem statuimus & ordinamus de ppetuis 
 iuribus in corporalibus dicti collegij. Item idem statuimus de libris 
 dicti collegij de psenti concessis seu datis ac futuris temporibus 
 concedendis aut dandis coUegio supradicto. 
 
 DE LIBRIS COLLEGIJ. R'. 
 Item volumus & ordinamus quod in diebus compotorum supius 
 descript' annis singulis coram custode & omnibus dicti collegij socijs 
 tunc in dicta VniSsitate ^sentibus ostendantur realiter visibiliter & dis- 
 tincte omnes libri dicti collegij quos ex nostra liberalitate seu aliorum 
 fidelium pia largicone habent & eos habere contigerit in fiiturum. 
 Vt sic quolibet anno bis apparere poterit si aliquis liber dicti collegij 
 perditus fuerit vel distractus. Volumus enim & statuimus quod nullus 
 
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 [198] liber dicti coUegij vllo vnquam tempore vendatur donetur pmutetur 
 vel alio quouis alienetur titulo vel colore nee alicui alteri quam de 
 collegio comodetur nee alicui de coUegio nee de ex nee in aula nee 
 extra quaternatim tradatur pro copia deseribenda: Nee p custodem 
 nee aliquem alium dueatur vel portetur extra villam cantebrigie nee 
 extra aulam seu hospicium dicti coUegij neq3 integraliter neq} 
 
 [199] ptieulariter quaternatim nisi ad seolas ita tamen quod nullus liber 
 pnoctet extra aulam seu hospicium ^dictum nisi aliquis liber fuerit 
 religandus vel necessario emendandus quo casu cum dietus liber 
 religatus vel emendatus fuerit ad aulam predictam illico reportetur. 
 Et volumus quod omnes libri dicti collegij ponantur in aliqua camera 
 secura pro libraria collegij deputanda vt sic ad eos p omnes scolares 
 collegij possit coiiiunis haberi recursus. Permittimus tamen quod 
 libri textuum vtriusq} iuris scolaribus collegij indigentibus ad eorum 
 peculiarem vsum dum tamen non portentur extra vt supra dicitur 
 vsq3 ad eertum tempus iuxta disereconem custodis & trium collegij 
 seniorum poterunt coinodari. Libros autem doctorum vtriusq} iuris 
 volumus in dicta librarie camera cum cathenis ferreis conligatos ad 
 sociorum coinunem vsum continue remanere. 
 
 De iuramto omniu de collegio. 
 
 Item statuimus & ordinamus quod quilibet socius dicti collegij 
 qui pro tempore fuerit statim in eius admissione seu ingressu iuret 
 ad sancta dei euuangtia manibus suis tacta qd omnia statuta in hoc 
 libro descripta fideliter sine fraude & inuiolabiliter obseruabit: Item 
 quod fidelis & diligens erit in quocumq} offico quod in collegio ipsum 
 habere contigerit in futurum : Item quod comodum & honorem dicti 
 [200] collegij & non contrarium quamdiu vixerit pcurabit: Item iurabit vt 
 supra qd ipse ex tunc quam diu vixerit ad quemcumq3 statum ipsum 
 puenire contigerit honorem & coiiiodum ecctie Norwic & numquam 
 contrarium pcurabit & quod numquam quam diu vixerit erit in aliquo 
 negocio causa vel lite contra aliquem epm Norwicen qui pro tempore 
 fuerit nee contra ecctiam nee contra capitulum Norwic: Item qd cum 
 extra excicium fuerit scolasticum quam diu vixerit erit in omni causa 
 negocio & lite cum epo Norwic qui pro tempore fuerit & cum ecetia 
 & capitulo Norwic p iusto & eompetenti salario quociens & quando 
 p pte dietorum episeopi & capituli seu ecctie congrue fuerit requisitus: 
 Proviso semp quod nullus socius dicti collegij eScicio insistens seolastieo 
 virtute dicti iuramenti inuitus ab eScicio suo seolastieo subtrahatur. 
 Volumus autem quod si quis ex facilitate aut subita mocone vel 
 indeliberate absq3 excogitata deliberata aut eondicta fraude dolo 
 
Founder's Statutes 43 
 
 vel ptinacia in aliquo premissorum seu in aliquo alio obediencie seu [200] 
 statutorum article peccaurit vel offenderit paratus se corrigere & 
 emendare piurus propter hoc non scenciatur nee p piuro ex hoc ab 
 alijs reputetur. 
 
 DE SOCIORUM NOMINIBUS EPO NORWIC & CAPITULO 
 ANNIS SINGULIS INTIMAND'. 
 
 Item vt epi Norwic qui pro tempore fuerint & captm eiusdem 
 ecciie de nominibus sociorum qui virtute iuramenti supius ordinati 
 dictorum episcoporum capituli & ecctie Norwic obsequijs astringuntur [201] 
 plenius valeant informari, vt sic epi Norwic & capitulum ad eos & 
 eorum singulos ad quemcumq3 statum vel gradum puenerint recursum 
 habere valeant in agendis: Statuimus & ordinamus quod quilibet 
 custos dicti collegij qui pro tempore fuerit quolibet anno in synodo 
 pxima post festum sancti Michaelis in Norwic ecctia celebranda 
 certificet epm Norwic qui p tempore fuerit si tunc jpsens fuerit vel 
 eo absente dicte synodo ^sidentem necnon priorem & capitulum 
 eiusdem ecce de nominibus & cognominibus omnium tunc sociorum 
 ^fati collegij superstitum & eorum qui anno immediate ^cedente per 
 mortem cessionem ammoconem seu alium quemcumqs modum a 
 coUegio dijcesserunt p literas binas patentes sigillo communi collegij 
 consignatas quarum literarum vna epo qui pro tempore fuerit & in 
 eius absencia dicte synodo psidenti alia vero litera priori & capitulo 
 dirigetur. Et pmissa omnia & singula volumus observari non 
 obstantibus quibuscumq3 statutis & ordinaconibus atas per nos factis 
 seu antea ordinatis. Que & omnia singula in quantum sunt vel esse 
 poterunt contraria statutis presentibus in toto vel in aliqua sui pte 
 cassamus irritamus & revocamus expsse. Presencia tamen statuta 
 & eorum quodlibet augendi suplendi mutandi minuendi interpretandi 
 corrigendi & sup illis dispensandi aliaq3 noua statuta faciendi quociens 
 & quando nobis videbitur o/portunum quamdiu in hac vita fuerimus 
 potestatem nobis liberam reseruamus. Et vt ad observaconem 
 statutorum ^dictorum omnes de collegio forcius & facilius excitentur 
 volumus & statuimus quod totus iste statutorum liber annis singulis 
 in primis resupconum magistrorum diebus post festa sancti Michaelis 
 & pasche coram omnibus dicti collegij custode & socijs in dicta [202] 
 Vniilsitate presentibus plenarie recitetur & integraliter plegatur. 
 
 OrDINACO pro LIBRIS ORNAMENTIS & lOCALIBUS. 
 Vt igitur circa libros ornamenta capelle ac localia argentea dicti 
 collegij q ex nostra liberalitate & donacone optinent de psenti fraudis 
 
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 [202] occasio inposterum euitetur: dicta libros ornamenta & iocalia tarn 
 ilia que statim custodi & coUegio tradidimus ex nunc penes collegium 
 perpetuo remansura quam alia que in presenti dictis custodi et collegio 
 dedimus vsu tamen eorum nobis p vite nostre tempore reseruato 
 psentibus duximus inscribend' & distincte specialiter nominand' quos 
 omnes libros signo dicti collegij figure inferius descripte in fine 
 cuiuslibet libri fecimus consignari. Vt sic dicta libros ornamenta 
 & iocalia quorum jpsertim vsum nobis reseruamus tempore vite nostre 
 possint custos & ceteri de collegio qui pro tempore fuerint quicquid dec 
 pmittente de nobis contigerit ab executoribus nostris & quibuscumq3 
 detentoribus cercius petere & facilius vendicare. 
 
 LIBRI P NOS DE P^SENTI DCO NRO COLLEGIO DATI 
 & IN DICTO COLLEGIO EX NUNC AD SOCIORUM 
 COMUNEM VSUM PPETUO REMANSURI. 
 
 ISTI SUNT LIBRI lURIS CIUILIS. 
 
 IN primis habent vnum corpus iuris ciuilis integ™ glosatum in 
 quinq3 voluminibus. 
 
 Item habent vnum aliud corpus iuris ciuilis integru glosat' in 
 alijs quinq3 vol'. 
 [203] Item habent tciii corpus iuris ciuilis glosat' in quinq3 volu- 
 minibus. 
 
 Item habent quartum corpus iuris ciuilis glosat' in quinq3 
 voluminibus. 
 
 Item lecturam chini sup codice in vno volumine. 
 
 Item lecturam Rayneri & Petri sup inforciato in alio vol'. 
 
 Item lecturam sup corpore autenticorum & decima colacoe & sup 
 iif' nono in vno vol' cum questionibus disputatis Bononie posit' in 
 principio libri. 
 
 SEQUNTUR LIBRI IN lURE CANONICO. 
 
 ITem habent vnum librum decretorum glosatum pulclDimu & 
 pfectum cum omnibus paleis. 
 
 Item habent alium librum decretorum cois precii. 
 
 Item Rosarium sup decretis. 
 
 Item habent vnum librum decretalium glof" cois estimaconis. 
 
 Item habent vnum alium librum decretalium glot™ pulcrum. 
 
 Item habent vnum librum decretalium glot™ cois estimaconis in 
 vno volumine. 
 
Founder's Statutes 45 
 
 Item habent aliu librum decretalium in duobus voluminibus quorum [203] 
 vnum est glot™ & aliud non gl6t">. 
 
 Item habent allum librum decretalium glotum cois estimaconis 
 in vno volumine. 
 
 Item habent sextum librum decretalium cum tribus glosis in 
 vno vol'. 
 
 Item habent Clementinas cum tribus glosis in vno vol'. 
 
 Item habent sextum librum decretalium & Clementinas cum glosis 
 ordinar' in vno vol'. 
 
 Item habent alias Clementinas cum tribus glosis in vno vol'. 
 
 Item habent vnum Innocencium. 
 
 Item habent alium Innocencium cum compostolano in vno vol'. 
 
 Item habent addicones Joh'is andree sup quinqs libris decretalium 
 fac? an nouellam in vno vol'. 
 
 Item habent primam ptem hostienc' in lecfa in vno volumine. 
 
 Item habent secundam ptem hostienc' in lecfa in vno volumine. 
 
 Item habent suiiiam hostienc' que vocaP^ copiosa. 
 
 Item habent vnG librii brocardicor5 iuris ciuilis cu sumis tancreti 
 & alijs in vno vol'. 
 
 Sequntur libri theologie. [204] 
 
 ITem habent vnam bibliam paruam. 
 
 Item habent vnum libru vocatii compendiu biblie in vno puo 
 pulcro vol'. 
 
 Item habent vnum libru Recapitulaconis biblie in vno puo 
 volumine. 
 
 Sequnt"" libri pro capella. 
 
 ITem habent duo magna psalteria. 
 
 Item habent vnum portiforium puum portatile de vsu saf. 
 Item habent vnu aliud portiforium portatile de vsu sar. 
 Item habent vnu misjale nouum non notatum. 
 Item habent aliud missale notatum. 
 
 Item habent vnum antiphonarium plenum & notatum cum psalterio 
 & offico horarum tocius anni cum offico misse. 
 
 Item habent vnum gradale notatum plenum & pulcrum. 
 
 Sequntur ornamta capelle. 
 ITem habent vnum vestimentum antiquum debile. 
 Item habent duo vestimenta noua p summo altari cii pannis altaris 
 & cortinis. 
 
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 [204] Item habent alia duo vestimenta noua cotidiana p duobus altaribus 
 latalibus cum pannis dictorum duorum altarium & cum cortinis eiusdem 
 secte p utroq3 altari. 
 
 Sequntur vasa argentea capelle. 
 
 I Tern habent vnum calicem argenteum deauratum. 
 Item habent vnum calicem deauratum pulcrum & pulcre opaconis 
 in nodo stipitis. 
 
 [20S]LIBRI V DE PSENTE P NOS DICTO COLLEGIO DATI 
 QUORU VSUM NOBIS PRO VITE NOSTRE TEMPE 
 QUADIU NOBIS PLACUERIT DUXIMUS RESERVAND' 
 INMEDIATE INFERIUS DESCRIBUNTUR. 
 
 LiBRI lURIS CIUILIS. 
 
 IN primis videlicet vnum corpus iuris ciuil' glotu in quinq5 
 voluminibus. 
 
 Item vnum puu volum integrum & pulcrum glosatum. 
 Item vnum Inforciatum glot™ pulcrum & bene correctum. 
 
 LiBRI JURIS CANONia. 
 
 ITem liber decretorum glosatus. 
 
 Item libJ decretalium glosat'. 
 
 Item sextus decretalium cum tribus glosis & clementinis glot' 
 & distinccoibus lamljlti in vno vol'. 
 
 Item reportorium tusculani cum glo Gvifti de monte laudino^ 
 super clemtinis in vno vol'. 
 
 Item liber Innocencij. 
 
 Item nouella loh'is andree sup quinq3 libris decretalium in magno 
 & pulcro vol'. 
 
 Item nouella Joh'is andree sup sexto decretalium in vno pulcro vol'. 
 
 Item nouella Joh'is andr' sup titulo de regulis iuris in sexto cum 
 multis allegaconibus & discisionibus dubiorum Rone curie in vno vol'. 
 
 Item speculum iudiciale in vno pulcro vol'. 
 
 Item Rosarius sup decretis pulcherimis. 
 
 Item suma hostiensis que vocatur copiosa in pulcro vol'. 
 
 Item suma Gaufridi cum alijs sumis in vno vol'. 
 
 ^ Lauduno (?). 
 
Foundei^s Statutes 47 
 
 Item clemtine cum glosis Joh'is andree Gencelini & Gvitti de [205] 
 monte laudino' & cum costituconibus dominorum Bonefacij & Joh'is 
 ppr' glotis & cu constituconibus Bndictinis sup regulam monachorum 
 in vno vol'. 
 
 Sequnt^ libri Theologie. [206] 
 
 IN primis videl} vna biblia magna & pulcra. 
 
 Item vna alia biblia minor & pulcra. 
 
 Item liber concordanciar' biblie mgnus & pulcher. 
 
 Item alius lib) concordanciar* biblie pulcher minor & portatilis. 
 
 Item tabula originaliii cum manipto florum in vno vol'. 
 
 Item liber sentenciarum. 
 
 Item liber thome de alquino sup euuangtijs. 
 
 Item liber thome de alquino sup quarto libro sentenciarum. 
 
 Item liber hystoriar' biblie. 
 
 Item Hber qui vocatur catholicon pulcher & magnus. 
 
 Item vnus liber de diuisione verborum cii reduccone moralitatis. 
 
 Item vnus alius liber de diuisione verborum ligatus de papyro. 
 
 Item liber meditaconum Bernardi augustini & anselmi cum pulcris 
 sermonibus ligatus de papiro. 
 
 Item liber de sermonibus temporal' & sanctorum. 
 
 Item liber de sermonibus sanctorum fris hermani magist' palacij. 
 
 Item liber sermonum de voragine. 
 
 Item liber sermonum tusculani de temporali & de mortuis. 
 
 Item liber sermonum tusculani de Sanctis. 
 
 Item liber sermonum de temporali in noua bona forma. 
 
 Item liber sermonum de Sanctis pulcre forme. 
 
 Item liber pastoralis Gregorij cum oculo morali & hareng' iuris 
 canonici. 
 
 Item liber de vita sancti thome cantuar' aepi. 
 
 Item liber de floribus sanctorum. [207] 
 
 Item libellus prospi epi. 
 
 Item liber cronicarum eusebij epi pulcher. 
 
 Item eple pauli glot' in vno puo volumine. 
 
 Sequnt^ libri capelle. 
 IN primis hebut Missale pulcrum notatum. 
 Item vnum aliud misjale pulcnl ime Ire sine nota. 
 Item vnum psalterium cum offico sepulture & collectario tocius 
 anni & offico misse. 
 
 ^ Lauduno (?). 
 
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 [207] Item vnum aliud psalterium pulclilimu cum offico mortuorum 
 cooptum de serico. 
 
 Item duo antiphonaria notata plena et pfecta cum psalVijs & toto 
 offico horarum. 
 
 Item vnum gradale notatum. 
 
 Item vnum pule™ portiforium notatum. 
 
 SEQUNTUR ORNAMENTA CAPELLE P NOS EIS DATA 
 QUOR' VSU NOB' DUXIMUS RESERVAND'. 
 
 IN primis panni & cortini de samita coloris blauij opata cu stellis 
 aureis pro ornamento altarls maioris dee capelle. 
 
 Item vnu vestimentu elusde secte cu casula dalmatica tunica 
 & capa. 
 
 Item vnu vestimentum albu q° consueuimus indui in cosecraconibus 
 eccar' cu casula & dalmaticis alb' & amitis ptinentibus ac capa eiusdem 
 secte & cum plata argentea asmelitate ad portand' in pectore cum 
 capa. 
 
 Item duo frontalia altaris pulcra opata de medijs ymaginibus 
 aureis. 
 
 Item vnus pannus p altari bene opatus cum ymaginibus aureis 
 beatorum crucifixi virginis marie & Joh'is ac duodecim aplor* sup 
 samitam rubeam. 
 [208] Item vna capa pcosa opata de ymaginibus aureis super samitam 
 rubeam. 
 
 Item vnii vestimentum nigrum integrum cu casula capa & 
 dalmaticis ptinentibus p exequijs mortuorum. 
 
 SeQUNTUR VASA argentea & lOCALIA CAPELLE. 
 
 IN primis vna crux argentea deaurata ad stand' in altari coram 
 sacerdote. 
 
 Item duo reliquiaria pua cum reliquijs argentea ad stand' in altari 
 iuxta crucem. 
 
 Item due pelues parue argenti p aqua ad stand' in altari. 
 
 Item vnus calix argenteus deauratus cum nodo stipitis asmelitato. 
 
 Item duo vrceoli argenti p vino & aqua cotidiani. 
 
 Item vnus calix pulcnl deauratus & asmelitatus. 
 
 Item duo urceoli pro vino & aqua argentei pule' & bene deaurati. 
 
 Item quatuor candelabra argentea p altari. 
 
 Item vna tabula argentea p pace asmelitata cu ymagibus crucifixi 
 marie & ioh'is. 
 
Foundei^s Statutes 40 
 
 Item vnum turribulum argenteum deauratum. [208! 
 
 Item vna nauicl'a argentea deaurata cu cocliari argenteo pro 
 incenso. 
 
 Item vnum vas argenteum p aqua benedicta pulcre opatum cum 
 aspsorlo argenteo. 
 
 Item vna campanella argentea ad pulsand' in eleuacoe sacrificij. 
 
 Item vna pixis magna de ebore pro hostijs conservand'. 
 
 Signum aute dicti collegij quo libri vt ^mittitur consignantur de [209] 
 quo superius in fine statutorum fit menco inmediate inferius est 
 descriptum. 
 
 In cuius rei testimonium nos Witts Norwic' epc supradictus ad 
 ppetuam memoriam omnia & singula statuta & ordiata ^dca dupplicari 
 & in duobus libris puis transcribi sigilliq^ nostri appencoe muniri 
 quorum librorum puof vnum in thesauraria ecce nre Norwiceii ad 
 informaconem Epof qui pro tempore fuerint & capitti ecce Norwicefi 
 pdice reponi fecimus & alterum custodi & coUegio transmisimus in 
 dicto collegio perpetuo remansuru. Dat' in manerio nostro de Tertlynge 
 die prima Mensis Junij Anno diii Mitto tricentesimo quinquagesimo 
 scdo & consecraconis nfe Nono. Quocirca nos Symon archiepc 
 supadictus in fidem & testimonium dictarum nostrarum approbaconis 
 ratificacois & confirmaconis ac aliorum supius descriptor sigillum 
 nostrum ^sentibus duximus apponend'. Dat' in manerio nfo de 
 Lambheyth iux^ London die prima Mensis decembris Anno dni 
 Mitto tricentesimo quinquagesimo scdo & consecracionis nostre 
 tercio. 
 
 Et nos Witts pmissione divina Norwic' epc supradictus pmissa 
 omnia & sigta appbates banc scripturam totam sigillo dci reuendi 
 patris diii archiepi sigillatam in plena congregacoe magrqrum regencium 
 & non regencium Vni3sitatis cantebr' ^dce in eccia see marie dee ville [210] 
 conuocatorum plegi fecimus & plenarie recitari ptestac6mq3 puplicam 
 fecimus coram eis qd dci cancellarius VniSsitas & successores eorum 
 
 D. w. 4 
 
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 [210] nuquam habebunt aliquo tempore gbieccom aut iufdiccom in collfigio 
 see trinitatis ^dice aliam nee maiorem quam p tenorem ordinaeois nfe 
 ^dce eisdem est specialiter attributa. Saluis semper eisdem in sigtares 
 psonas dci collegij Sbieeeoe & iufdiecoe solitis taquam in seolares dee 
 VniSsitatis alios extra eoUegium existetes ipso autem collegio libero 
 remanente. In euius rei testimonium sigillum nostrum ^setibus 
 duximus apponed'. Dat' Cantebr' ix° die Decebris hora ?eia Anno 
 dni Mitto CCC""" quinqgesimo scdo & coseeraeois nostre Nono. 
 
 Et nos Wills Thynehyl Cancellarius & eetus vnanimis magrorum 
 vniSsitatis Cantebrig' pdce pfata oTa & sigta superius descripta ac p 
 reSedu patrem dominum Willm dei gra Norwicens' epm faeta ordinata 
 ac ptestata appbamus admittimus ratificamus & quantum in nobis est 
 vel esse poterit confirmamus. In cuius rei testimonium sigillum 
 nostrum coe fecimus hijs apponi. Dat' Cantebr' Nono die decebrf 
 hora vespar' Anno dni Milio ZZO^° quinquagesimo scdo. 
 
 NOTE ON STERLINGORUM. 
 
 VIDE Statut De Beneficiatis p. 36. 
 
 [409! "The true original of Sterling is Starry. The Coinon people 
 "observing y« Crosses upon y^ Coyns, weh look'd like so many Stars, 
 " eall'd y"" Sterlings, Starry pieces. Ling is an Adjective Termination 
 "in ye Saxon Language; so in time y^ word became Substantive, & 
 " was us'd promiscuously for Penny. S'^ H. Spelman in his Glossary 
 "speaks of Sterling & Denarius to be y« same; & he directs to y^ 
 "Statute made An. 1302, 31 Edw. i., wherein y^ Penny is eall'd 
 "Sterling, & y« weight of y« Sterling is 32 Grains of dried wrheat; 
 " & 32 Grains of Wheat are equal to 24 Grains Troy-weight weh is 
 " our Saxon Penny. And Ann. 1496, 12. Hen : 7. cap. 5, there is another 
 " Statute wherein y« Sterling is of y^ same weight. ' Vox ipsa, Sterling, 
 " vtrum formatur a Signo quod imprimebatur isti Nuiiio, & Sterlingus 
 "sit quasi Stellatus, an potius Easterlingus denominatus a Populis, 
 "qui Easterlings dicuntur, ambiguum faciunt Scriptores.' See 
 "Philosoph: Transact: Num: 189. 
 
 "In y« Red Book compos'd in y^ time of K. R. 2 — 'Moneta vero 
 "fertur dicta fuisse a nomine Artifieis, sicut Sterlingi Angliae a 
 "Nominibus opificum nomina contraxerunt.' See in Mr. Hearne's 
 " Collection of Curious Discourses. Oxford, 1720. p. 16. In Matth: 
 
Founder's Explanatory Statute 51 
 
 " Paris's History In Ann: Dom: 124;. A. 31. Hen: 3. 'Eodem tempore [409] 
 " moneta Esterlingorum propter sui materiam desiderabilem detestabili 
 " circumcisione caepit deteriorari, & corrumpi per illos falsarios 
 " monetarum quos Tonsores appellamus.' See M"- Hearne Ibid p. 22." 
 
 (3) BATEMAN'S EXPLANATORY STATUTE, 
 OR INTERPRETATIO. 
 
 Wuilts pmissione divina Norwicen Epus dittis filijs & alumpnis [211] 
 Custodi Collegij ac Collegio scolarium Aule see trinitatis Cantebrigg 
 & eiusdem Collegij & Aule Socijs & Scolaribus vniusis psentibus & 
 futuris Sattem gram & fen: volentes nfam intencoem circa queda 
 Statuta vra p nos facta in hijs que in dubium reuocari poterunt 
 declarare ac statutis adicere quedm noua que vtilia ymo ^o neccia 
 collegio reputamus ad cam procedimus in hunc modu. In primis 
 quia in Statute sub titulo de tempore eleccois & forma circa finem 
 tali? continetur qd si locus alicuius socij dci Collegii quouismodo 
 vacaSrit in futurum volumus qd p custodis & maioris ptis sociorum 
 eleccoem concordem p viam scrutinij vt ^mittit^ infra mensem alius 
 subrogetur: alioquin ad solum Custodem puisio & ordinacio ptineat 
 ilia vice, Pfatum articulum taliter declaramus qd in eleccoe socij 
 Custodis presencia necessario requiratur si debite premunitus vel 
 eciam expectatus eleccoi voluerit interesse, non tamen qd votum 
 suum neccio votis maioris ptis conueniat sociorum: ymo volumus 
 sufficere maioris ptis sociorum collegij consensum licet Custos maiori 
 pti non consencerit in eleccoe socij cuiuscumq3. Adicientes insup ad 
 Statutum Volumus qd in eleccoe tam Custodis q^m sociorum dci 
 Collegij facienda socij psentes in collegio p decern dierum spacium 
 a vacacois tempore computand' si extra vacacionu tempora vacacio 
 contigerit & ultra p decern dierum spacium post resumpcoem magrorum 
 absentes cum licencia Custodis socios si qui fuerint expectare continue 
 teneantur. 
 
 Item quia in statuto de libris Collegij cauetur qd libri Collegij 
 certis diebus anni realiter ostendantur de ornamentis Capelle & aliis 
 Jocalib^ Collegij nulla facta penitus mentione ^fatum statutum ad 
 ornamenta & Jocalia dci Collegii extendi volumus in futurum: Vlterius 
 eciam statuentes qd nee ornamenta Capelle nee Jocalia Collegij 
 supradicta coiiiodentur alijs psonis vel Collegijs quouismodo nisi in 
 obsequijs vestris videlicet in missis vel exequijs pupplicis racione 
 vestri Collegij celebrandis. Item statutum de iuramento Collegii quo 
 
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 [2iijcavetur qd quilibet sociorum iurabit qd q^mdiu vixerit erit in omni 
 causa negocio & lite cum Epo Capitulo & ecctia Norwicen p iusto 
 & competenti salario cum congrue fuerit requisitus ciuiliter intelligendo, 
 tenore ^sentium declaramus qd propter hoc nullus teneatur in aliquo 
 negocio causa vel lite esse cum Epo Capitulo vel Ecctia Norwicen 
 contra patrem matrem vel aliquem consanguineum vsq} ad gradum 
 tercium inclusiue nee eciam contra extraneum talem qui quasi a 
 iuuentute sua usq3 ad etatem puectam p maiori pte vita sibi necessaria 
 ministrauit : Proviso tamen qd nee eciam cum illis psonis contra Epum 
 
 [212] Captum vel Ecctiam supradic? esse valeant in aliquibus causa Hte vel 
 negocio iuxta statuti ^dci exigenciam & tenorem. Ad hec statuimus 
 & ordinamus qd quam cicius fieri coinode poterit in Collegio vro sint 
 sen eligantur duo vel tres scolares qui in iure ciuili studentes in lectura 
 sacre scripture in mensa in ministrando socijs ^sfeis dicti vestri coUegij 
 celebrantibus in Capella ac cibaria socijs in mensa sedentibus deferendo 
 poterunt p tempore cum opus fuerit collegio deseruire quos eciam 
 scolares Collegij de minori forma volumus niicupari. Nolumus tamen 
 ymo expsse in virtute iuramenti pstiti tenore psencium inhibemus ne 
 socij Collegij per vagacoes discursus insecucoes aut alias occupacoes 
 quam in dictis tribus officijs sine modis dictos scolares de minori forma 
 a studij sui exercicio subtrahant quouismodo. Quemlibet eciam dic- 
 torum scolarium de minori forma tres marcas annis singtis p omnibus 
 necessarijs recipere volumus de coi. Volumus insup qd cum deus 
 Collegii vri ad hoc sufficient auxerit facultates dcm scolarium de 
 minori forma numerum ad numerum septennarium amplietis: quos 
 eciam scolares de minori forma omnes & singtos ^sentes & futures in 
 eorum recepcoe illud subire volumus iuramentii quod prestare tenentur 
 socii vfi Collegii sup^^dci : volumus eciam qd onera sociorum descripta 
 in statutis sub titulo de oneribus sociorum de Collegio subire integraliter 
 teneantur. Insup statuimus & ordinamus qd dci scolares de minori 
 forma in eleccoe seu assumpcoe sociorum novorum futuris temporibus 
 facienda j^supposita eorum ad hoc ydoneitate & sufficiencia iuxta 
 statutorum vrof exigenciam oinibus alijs ^feranf. Volumus insup 
 qd deficiente loco scolaris de minori forma pcedaf ad eleccoem alterius 
 scolaris iuxta formam que in eleccoe sociorum est scdm statutorum 
 exigenciam facienda. Illos autem scolares de minori forma qui p 
 tempore fuerint licet de Collegio fuerint nuUam tamen voce here 
 volumus in eleccoibus Custodis Sociorum aut Scolarium de minori 
 forma nee in alijs tractatibus collegij faciendf. Premissa omnia & 
 singta volumus & decernimus p vos & successores vros imppetuum 
 & inuiolabiliter obseruari & sub iuramento ^dco in statutis vris 
 
Foundet^s Additional Statute 53 
 
 contento sicut & alia eciam statuta collegij comprehendi. Dat' apud [212] 
 Southelmham xiiij die Augusti Anno dfii Mittmo trecentesimo 
 quinquagesimo quarto & conS nfe vndecimo. 
 
 (4) BP BATEMAN'S ADDITIONAL STATUTE 
 
 BEING A Copy of the Agreement between Trinity Hall [322] 
 AND Annunciation Hall (now Gonvile and Caius 
 Coll.): Seniority allow'd to Trinity Hall. 
 
 Indors'd thus; "Indenfa in? Collegia See Trinitat^ & Annuc bte 
 " Marie." See ye original in ye Long Deal Box. Two Fair Seals. 
 
 " Hec indentura facta apud Cantebriggiam die Sci Lamb'ti MarHf 
 " Anno Dni Miltimo Trescentesimo quinquagesimo ?cio in? veflabiles 
 "& discretos viros Custodem & Socios collegij scolarium aule See 
 " trinitatis in Cantebriggia ex pte vna & Custodem ac socios collegij 
 "scolarium aule aiiunciacois bte virginis Marie in eadem villa ex 
 "altera testatur qd dci Custodes & collegia ac oiiies & singti socij 
 "utrius(]^ collegij & aule p se & successoribus suis imppetuum cum 
 "consensu & assensu reuendi patris & dfii dni Witti dei gra Epi 
 " Norwicen vtriusq, aule & collegij fundatoris conuenerunt & con- 
 " senserunt ex^sse qd omes & singti dcax Aulas socij & eox successores 
 " imppetuum tanquam tfes amicissimi ex vno fundacois stipite pdeuntes 
 " inuicem se diligent & amicabiliter mutuo se tractabunt ac in omnibus 
 " & singtis eoidem necessitatibus & agendis cum requisiti mint fideli? 
 "p oines vias licitas & honestas inuicem & mutuo se iuuabunt: nee [3^3] 
 " non cofnodum & honorem tam coUegiorum quam sociorum qui p 
 "tempore fuint & non cont^rium quamdiu vixerint hincinde mutuo 
 "pcurabunt qdq, in causis & negocijs vtrumque coUegiQ singlari? 
 " conSnentibus cum requisiti fuint simul inuicem deliberabunt ac 
 "fideli? mutuo consulent quid agendum: Item qd in pcessionibus 
 "publicis incepcoibus magrorum Missis Vniusitatis sermonibus ac 
 "alijs oinibus actibus Vniusitatis publicis oiiies vtrius(]t collegij socij 
 "in VniSsitate tunc pntes dels actibus in?esse valentes & volentes 
 "simul conuenient & simul successiue p vias incedent: Prouiso tamen 
 " qd custos & socij aule see trinitatis taq fres primogeniti & pstanciores 
 "honore custode & socijs Aule Aiiunciacois pdce in oinibus pdcis 
 "actibus publicis ^ferantur nisi gdus excellencia iuxta statuta iurata 
 "dee VniSsitatis aliquem de dca Aula Aiiunciacois temporibus & 
 "locis duxerit alijs ^ferend: Item ad maioris mutue dileccois indicium 
 "conuenerunt expsse qd custodes ac oiiies & singti socij dcorum 
 
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 [323] " collegiorum psentes & futuri robis seu ad minus epitogijs talaribus 
 "de vna secta se induent annuatim cum quibus se habebunt in vna 
 "secta coiter tam in scolis g^ extra in villa publico se conspectui 
 "^sentare. In cuius rei testimonium collegia sup^dca sigilla eorum 
 "coia istis indenturis al?natim apposuerunt & ad gpetui roboris 
 " firmitatem psentem composicoem p dcm revendum prem dnm Wiltm 
 "Epm Norwiceii vtriusq, collegij fundatorem ratificari & appbari 
 " pcurarunt & eiusdem sigilli appensione muniri : Dat Cantebrigg die 
 " & anno dni ^dcis... 
 
 [324] "Et nos Witts pmissione diuina Norwiceii epus pdcam composicoem 
 " ac omia & singta contenta in ea ratificamus & appbamus eaq, oiiiia 
 " & singta concordata vt pmittitur & conuenta volumus p collegia 
 " pdca & vtriusc]^ collegij socios oiiies & singtos ^sentes & futuros : ac 
 " statuimus & ordinamus taq statuta vtrius<^ collegij incorpata ppetuo 
 "& inuiolabiliter obseruanda: ea enim omia & singta sic concordata 
 "ut pmittitur & conuenta statutis vtriusq, collegij incorporatis 
 "adiungimus & annectimus eaq, vim & vigorem dcorum statutorum 
 "in oibus habere decernimus p ^sentes. In cuius rei testimonium 
 "sigillum nfum fecimus hijs apponi. Dat apud nouum Mercatum 
 "nre dioc in vigilia Sci Mathi Apti & eu^gtiste anno dni sup^dco 
 "& consecracois nfe anno decimo'." 
 
 [324] 
 
 (5) VNIO ECCLESIARUM. 
 
 A Copy of the Union of the Two Churches of S« Edward 
 AND S* John. F™ ye Original in y^ Long Deal Box. 
 
 "Vniuersis sancte matris ecctie filijs ad quos pgntes tre pueSint 
 "vel in futuru puenire poterut: Thomas pmissione divina Elien Epc 
 " Satm cu bndiccone saluatoris Ihu Xpi & ppetuam rei geste meraoriam 
 " & fidem indubiam pntibus adhibere: eo clariori affectu ac feruencori 
 " spiritu supplicanciii vota petentiumq, preces exaudire debemus quo 
 "necitates ecctiarum ac vtilitates rogancium subditorum nforu eis 
 " suffragari conspicimus : Nup siquidem p parte dilcor in Xpo filiorum 
 " Custodis & Collegij scolarium Aule see Trinitatis in nfa VniSsitate 
 " Cantebrigie nobis humiliter extitit intimatu qd redditus & prouentus 
 "ecctie Sci Jhis Cantebrigie cuius ipi Custos & scolares aduocacom 
 " & ius patronatus hent p diuersos casus fortuitos & signa? p construccom 
 
 ' Copy in O. V. B., pp. 79— 8r, collated with the original by Edward Simpson, Master 
 [1 735- 1 764]. 
 
Vnio Ecclesiarum 55 
 
 " & edificacom noui Collegij Regalis in honore fete marie & sci Nicili [324] 
 " de nouo constructi & edificati cuius edificia infra pochiam dee ecctie [S^S] 
 " Sci Johis noui? iam constructa & amodo visit' construenda maiorem 
 " ptem soli fundicjj pochie eiusdem ecctie expulsis pstinis pochianis qui 
 "solu illud ac fundu itiitabant notorie occupabat & occupant in pnti 
 " adeo sunt exinaniti detiorati ac diminiuti tam p destruxcom domorum 
 " o^ paucitatem inhitancium qd ad sustentacom capellani non sufficiut 
 ''nee v'isii' suffieere po?ut in futurum ppter qd nobis humiliter 
 " supplicariit quatinus ecctiam ^dcam Sci Johis cu oinibus ornamentis 
 " & vtensilibus ac suis iuribus & pteneijs vniusis ecctie siue ad ecctiam 
 "sci Edwardi Cantebrigie cuius eciam aduocaeione & ius p'^onatus 
 "optinent cuius eciam pventus ex causa pmissa sunt non modicii 
 " diminuti vnire annectere & incorpare ac vnioneaiieecone&incorpacone 
 " pdicte Ecctie sci Johis ecctie siue ad ecctiam Sci Edwardi nfa aucte 
 "fca ipam ecctiam Sci Edwardi cu suis iuribus & ptinencijs vniUsis 
 "eis & eorum collegio ac eorum suecessoribus in vsus pp'os ppetuo 
 "possidenda concedere vnire & appropriare dignaremur: Nos igitur 
 "attendentes qd pro doct'na iuris canonici & cilis quibus regitur 
 "vniSsalis ecctia dictu collegiu institutu & fundatu ec dinoseitur 
 " magnumc^ ex illo Xpi ecctie puenire spatur coiiiodu visit' in futurum 
 "ob reSenciam eciam §te & indiuidue trinitatis cuius sunt titulo 
 " insigniti eorum peticoni que iusta est eosona v6'' & diuine maiestati 
 "bnplacita anuere forcius aiamur qua ppter sup ^missis cais nobis 
 " p eos expositis inquisicom fieri fecimus diligenter & quia p eandem 
 "inquisicom & alia tia documenta inuenimus luculenter dcas eausas 
 " in omnibus veritatem eontinere vocatis omnibus quo^ int'est in hac 
 "pte & in spe priore & caio nfe ecctie cath Elien Magro Johne 
 " Stok nro Archno Elien Priore & conuentu de Bernewell quodam 
 " proprietarijs & pafnis dcarum ecctiaru Scoru Johis & Edwardi 
 " Magro Nicho Close vicario dee ecctie Sci Johis dno Rogero Browbryge [326] 
 "vicario ecctie Sci Edwardi n^non pochnis vtriusct ecctie pdce tie 
 " monitis & pro eorum int'ee citatis ad comparendum cora nobis in 
 "ecctia ^dca Sci Edwardi Decio die mensis Novembris Anno dni 
 "Millesio CCC™° quad^gesio sexto ac postmod' eisdem die & loco 
 "priore & couentu ecctie nife cath Elien p Magrii Nichm Fych in 
 « legibus lieenciaf Magro Johne Stokys Archno nfop Johem Hunethorn 
 "Notarium pu"" p'ore & conuentu de Bernewell p diium Andream 
 " Brown frem & concanonicum suum Magro Nicho Close p Johem 
 " Conyngton Cl'icu dno Rogero Browbrygge p pdcm Johem Conyngton 
 " ac pochnis dee ecctie Sci Johis p Magru Johem Hurte sacre theologie 
 "& Rob'tum Spylman in decret^ Bacallarios ^dce ecctie yconomos & 
 
56 Trinity Hall 
 
 [326] "pochnis sci Edwardi p Hugone Dey & Ricardu Sextan Juniore dee 
 " ecctie sci Edwardi yconomos coram nobis tie compentibus ac Magro 
 " Symone Dallynge pdci CoUegij See Trinitatis Custode & in ea pte 
 " timo pcuratore psonaliter compente & pnuciacom nfam & decretum 
 " sup ^missf fieri petente & humiliter supplicante de consensu assensu 
 "& voluntate oim & singulorum ^missorum hito g"" h° diligenti & 
 "solempni tractatu cu p'ore & cai° dee ecctie nfe cath Elien & de 
 " eorum concilio & assensu cas ipas ad vnionem aiieccom & incoipacom 
 " ecctie Sci Johis ecctie siue ad ecctiam Sci Edwardi fiendas Necnon 
 "ad app'acom ecctie Sci Edwardi Collegio See Trinitatis Cantebr 
 "faciend timas iustas & veras fuisse & esse pnuciamus declaramus 
 " & decernimus p ^ntes : Ac sup^dictam ecctiam Sci Johis cum omnibus 
 " ornamentis & vtensilibus ac suis iuribus & ptinenc vniusis de & cum 
 " dci nri ca'' Elien concilio & assensu iuris ordie ac cetis de iure 
 " requisitis in omnibus obseruatf ecctie sive ad ecctiam Sci Edwardi 
 "vnimus annectimus & incorpamus p pntes: Ac insup hito diligenti 
 "& solempni tractatu cum ^dco cai° nro Elien eandem ecctiam Sci 
 
 [327] " Edwardi cum cocilio & assensu ^dci ca'' nri Elieii & omnium aliorum 
 " quorii interest in hac pte iuris ordine rite obseruato pfa? Custodi & 
 •' collegio scolarium ipisque scolaribus ac eorum successoribus imppetuum 
 "cum suis iuribus & ptinen vniuersis app'amus annectimus vnimus 
 "& incorpamus ipamque ecctiam in vsus pp'os donamus & concedimus 
 " ppetuis tempibus futuris possidenda: Concedentes dels Custodi collegio 
 " scolarium ac scolaribus dci collegij qui p tempore fuerint qd cedente 
 " vel decedente vicario dee ecctie Sci Edwardi qui iam incumbit eidem 
 "liceat eis p se vel p pcuratorem ad hoc spaliter deputatum ^dcam 
 "ecctiam & eius possessionem aucte psencium ingredi oiiisq, fructus 
 "redditus & puentus eiusdem pcipe habere & de eisdem prout eis 
 "videbitur optimum disponere nulla alia aucte vel licencia diocesani 
 "vel alterius cuiuscunq, sup hoc petita aliqualiter vel obtenta: Prouiso 
 " quod dca ecctia Sci Edwardi diuinis non destituatur obseq'is. Verum 
 "(J tenuitas puentuii ta dci collegij q* ^fate ecctie Sci Edwardi 
 " diuisione coiiiode non patitur Volumus & ordinamus ac de consilio 
 " & assensu dci nri capituli Elien dels custodi & collegio scolariii ac 
 "iBis scolaribus & eorum successoribus concedimus & statuimus p 
 '' pntes qd nullus de cetero in dca ecctia Sci Edwardi vicarius ppetuus 
 '•deputetur: Set qd p capellanos pochiales ydoneos stipendiarios dci 
 " collegij socios vel alios quos p aiios singtos aut plures duSint prout 
 "voluint conducendos valeant futuris temporibus ppetuis Hcite absa 
 "nra aut successorum nforum seu cuiuscunq, al?ius impeticone 
 " molestacone vel cont^diccone ecctie ^dicte Sci Edwardi & eiusdem 
 
Vnio Ecclesiarum 57 
 
 "pochianis facere in diuinis officijs & sacmentis ministari sup quo [327] 
 " dictf custodi & collegio scolariu & dicti collegij scolaribus ac eorum 
 " successoribus de concilio & assensu dci nfi Capituli Elieii p nobis 
 "& successoribus nris licenciam ppetuam iptimur, Et ne ius nrum 
 " neclige videamur qui alios in suis iusticijs confouere debemus nobis [328] 
 " & successoribus nris puidere cupientes in recompensacom dampnorum 
 " que nobis ex huiusmodi vnione & app'acoe possint contingere anua 
 " pensionem viginti denariorum in synodo pasche nobis & successoribus 
 "nris impptuum p ^dcos custodem & scolares ac eorum successores 
 "fideliter persoluendam. Et Archo nro Elieii & successoribus suis 
 "p pcuracoibus & alijs iuribus eis debitf anua pesionem quatuor 
 " solidorum & octo denariorum p dcos custodem & scolares ac eorum 
 "successores videlicet duos solidos & quatuor denarios ad synodum 
 " pasche & duos solidos & quatuor denarios ad synodum Sci Michaelis 
 " fidelir persoluendam reseruamus & eisdem custodi scolaribus & eorum 
 "collegio iponimus p pntes eosdemque custodem scolares & eorum 
 " successores ad solucom ^dcaru pensionum tmf sup^dcis p squest^com 
 " fructuum dee ecciie Sci Edwardi & alia iuris remedia compelli 
 " volumus & artari : Et pochiam dee ecciie Sci Edwardi denarios Sci 
 " Petri^ scilicet viginti denarios: Nee non aiiuu censu vulgariter Ely 
 " Sylu' nuncupatum extendentem se anuatim ad suina vndecim 
 " denariorum ut'usqj ecciie futuris annis imppetuum solvere teneantur. 
 " In cuius rei testimonium sigillum nrm ^ntibus apposuimus. Da? 
 " Cantebrig in ecciia Sci Edwardi decio die Mensis Novembris Anno 
 "dni Millmo CCCC™° quadrageslo sexto & nre t^nslaconis anno 
 "?cio pntibus tuc ibidm Magris Thoma Turney Jotine Botrewyk david 
 "Blodewell in legibus Bacallarijs Johane Moryell Wiltmo Staflforde 
 " Notariis pu<='s Et Thoma Wyntworth Norwycen Eboracen Assaueii 
 " Lincolnien ac Couentf & Lych dioc testibus ad ^missa vocatis & 
 "rogatis. Et nos frater Wilts Prior & capitulum ecciie cathedral^ 
 "Elieii ^dce recognoscimus & fatemur nos cu dco revendo pre sup 
 " omnibus & singiis supasc'ptis tractatu solempnem & deliberacom [329] 
 " diligentem huisse Nosq, cu deliberacone matura phito tractatu debito 
 "^missis oiiiibus & singiis concorditer consensisse: Quocirca pmissa 
 "oia & singia ex certa scia approbamus ratificamus & quantu in 
 "nobis est vel esse po?it confirmamus: In cuius rei testimonium 
 "sigillii coiiiune capituli nri ^ntibus apposuimus: Da? in domo nfa 
 "capitulari duodecio die mensis Novembris Anno dni Millesimo 
 " quadringentesio quadragesimo sexto." 
 
 ' See note on Denarios Petri, p. 58. 
 
58 Trinity Hall 
 
 Indors'd thus 
 
 [329] "Exhita fuit dca app'aco in visi! dni Epi Elien XI° die mensf 
 "Octobr^ anno dni M° CCCCLXIIII'". Anno conS vndecimo & 
 " admissa. 
 
 "Exhibi? fuit cora ReSendo pre diio nicholao Elien Epo in 
 "visitacoe sua XXVI die mensf Septembris Anno Dni M™° quigen>°° 
 "XVo. R. Chapman." 
 
 Two seals still remaining to y^ original, viz. Bp Bourchiers & ye 
 Prior & Chapter of Ely's. 
 
 Note on Denarios Petri. 
 Peter Pence. 
 
 [353] See a Copy of y^ Union of y^ Two Churches, S' Edward's & 
 S» John's, p. 57. 
 
 Ina King of the West Saxons Founded a College at Rome A.D. 
 727 for ye Education of ye English ; and for ye support of it, he 
 order'd a Penny per annu to be paid at Rome by every Family in 
 his Dominions. This was call'd Romescot, i.e. Tribute of Rome, or 
 Sent to Rome. Afterwards Offa K. of ye Mercians extended this 
 Tax throughout his Dominions, S' Alban's Monastery only being 
 excepted. And because this money was paid at Rome on a Holy-day 
 called S' Peter's ad vincula(ist of August) this Tax was call'd Peter- 
 pence instead of Romescot. But in time ye Popes demanded this as 
 
 [354] a Tribute due to them as Successors of S' Peter. But at last it was 
 abolish'd by K. Hen : 8. 
 
 Peter-pence was not, as Polydore & Baronius & others have 
 affirm'd, a Duty paid to ye Pope as Successor of S' Peter, or as an 
 acknowledgment of ye Papal Supremacy, but a Revenue originally 
 appropriated by Ina, & afterwards by Offa, & confirm'd by their 
 Successors, towards ye support of ye English School or College at 
 that time in Rome, wch College is still in being at this day, tho in a 
 much meaner condition than formerly. 
 
 See D^ Fiddes's Life of Cardinal Wolsey p. 403. Also see 
 Tindal's Translation of Rapin Thoyras's History of England. Edit: 
 London 1726. vol: i, pp. 188, 210. Also see Weever's Funeral 
 Monumts. p. 175. 
 
Sif Edward's Church 59 
 
 (6) GRANT OF S^ EDWARD'S CHURCH. 
 
 A Copy of ye Grant of S' Edward's Church to Trinity Hall. See [317] 
 Archiv : Coll : S' Edwards Drawer. 
 
 " Henricus dei gfa rex Anglic & Francie & Dominus Hib'nie 
 " Omnibus ad quos presentes litere peruenerint salutem. Sciatis qd nos 
 " attendentes qualiter Custos Socij & Scolares Aule See Trinitatis in 
 " Cantebf varijs temporibus vt asseritur teneritatem & gratitudinem 
 " immensas CoUegio nostro regali beate Marie & Sci Nicholai de 
 " Cantebr varijs modis ante hec tempora impenderunt eidemqj Collegio 
 " indies impendunt de gratia nostra speciali concessimus ^dictis Custodi 
 " Socijs & Scolaribus aduocationem ecctie Sci Edwardi de Cantebr 
 " pdici que de nostro patronatu existit habend & tenend eisdem Custodi 
 " Socijs & Scolaribus & Successoribus suis in liberam puram & perpe- 
 " tuam elemosinam imperpetuum. Et vlterius concessimus & licenciam 
 " dedimus pro nobis & heredibus nostris quantum in nofe est eisdem 
 " Custodi Socijs & Scolaribus & Successoribus suis qd ipsi ecctiam 
 " predictam appropriare & earn in proprios vsus tenere possint sibi & 
 " successoribus suis imperpetuum : Et qd ipsi & successores sui predicti 
 " eidem Ecctie Sancti Edwardi p vnum Capellanum idoneum valeant 
 " deseruire & qd ipsi & successores sui hujusmodi Capellanum quociens 
 " sibi placuerit remouere & alium in loco ipsius constituere de tempore 
 "in tempus iuxta liberam voluntas eorii valeant imperpetuum absc^ 
 " dotacoe vicarie in eadem ecctia Sancti Edwardi seu compulsione ad 
 " distribucionem alicuius suiiie pecunie annuatim inter pauperes paro- 
 "chianos ejusdem ecctie p ordinarium loci illius assignand aliqualit 
 "faciend iuxta formam Statuti in hujusmodi casu pvisi Statuto de 
 " terris & ten ad manum mortuam non ponend aut aliquo alio statuto 
 " ordinacione prouisione restriccione siue actu ante Hec tempora quali- 
 " tercumqj fact edif seu pius aut eo qd expressa mencio de vero valore 
 "annuo aduocacionis predicte seu dicte ecctie aut proficuorum & 
 " emolumentorum ejusdem seu eo qd de alijs donis & concessionibus 
 "prefatis Custodi Socijs & Scolaribus & successoribus suis p nos ante [318] 
 " Hec tempora factis in presentibus facta non existit non obstan?. In 
 " cujus rei testimonium Has Literas nostras fieri fecimus patentes : 
 "Teste me ipso apud Westmonasterium vicesimo primo die Marcij 
 " Anno regni nostri vicesimo quarto p ipsum Regem & de da? ^dicta 
 
 " auctoritate parliamenti." 
 
 "Kirkeby" 
 
 Irro^. The Broad Seal remaining. 
 
6o Trinity Hall 
 
 Indors'd thus. 
 
 [318] "Irroa in memorandis Scaccij de Anno 19°° Regis Henrici Octaui 
 " vidett in? Recorda de Termino Sa Michis Ro?lo Primo expte Remem 
 " Regis." 
 
 (7) CHAPEL: LICENSE FOR BUILDING. 
 
 [319] A Copy of ye Bp of Ely's Letter for y^ Building a Chapel in 
 Trinity Hall (see p. i, and pp. 69 foil.). See y« Master's Book of Statutes 
 fm wch I took this. Also see y« original in y^ Long Deal Box. 
 
 "Tenor eciam literarum domini Elienc Epi Sup licencia capelle 
 "seu oratorij erigendi & in ea libere celebrandi sequitur in hunc 
 " modum. 
 
 " Prater Thomas pmissione diuina Eliensf Epc dilectis filijs vefia- 
 " bilibus & discretis viris custodi & collegio scolarium sancte trinitatis 
 "de Norwico in Vniusitate cantebrig nre Elienc dioc nouit fundato 
 " & legitime approbate ac singulis socijs collegij supradicti salutem in 
 "amplexibus trinitatis. Vt vos in aula seu hospico hitaconis vre in 
 "vniusitate pdicta possitis capellam seu oratorium ydoneum & 
 " honestum erigere in qua absq, ?n pochialis ecce piudico po?itis tam 
 "vos quam successores vri custodes & socij dci collegii q' pro tempore 
 " fuerint ppetuis temporibus singulis diebus tam singulariter quam in 
 " comuni divina libere celebrare : vid} in vra seu alicuius vrm seu 
 " successorum vrorum psencia p capellanum ydoneum libere facere 
 •' celebrari : Vobis & successoribus vris pdictis aucte nra ordinaria 
 "licenciam imptimur. Juribus & consuetudinibus epalibus ac ecce 
 " nfe cathedral^ Ehencf dignitate in oinibus semp saluis. In cuius 
 "rei testimonium sigillum nrm fecimus hijs apponi. Da? Cantebrig 
 " die penultima Mensis maij, Anno dni Mittmo CCC™° quinquagesimo 
 " secundo & consecraconis nre anno septimo'." 
 
 (8) WARREN'S NOTE ON TRANSCRIPTION. 
 
 \%-i\\ A.D. 1722. I Copied out our College Statutes from y^ original 
 lying now in our Treasury, & Indors'd thus, — "Exemplar Statutorum." 
 The 3 Seals still remain to y^ said Exemplar in 3 Tin Boxes. The 
 
 ' O.V.B., p. 157. 
 
Notes on Transcriptions 6i 
 
 ist is That of the Bp of Norwich our Founder, viz. a Bishop Mitred, [331] 
 standing in a posture of Blessing with his Right Hand Lifted up, & 
 his Left Hand holding a Pastoral Staif ; over his Head is a Crucifix, 
 & under his feet his own Coat of Arms, viz. a Crescent Ermin within 
 .a Bordure Ingrayl'd. Round all are these words, " Sigillii Willelmi 
 " Dei Gra Epi Norwicen." This Seal is a little broken. The Second, 
 viz. ye middlemost of ye 3, is Simon Islips, A.Bp of Canterbury ; viz. 
 a Bp in a Posture of Blessing, his Right Hand lifted up, & his Left 
 Hand holding a Pastoral Staff; on his Right side France and England 
 Quarter'd ; on his Left a Cross fitchee surmounted with a Pall 
 between two Pastoral Staffs. At his Feet a Coat of Arms, viz. a 
 
 Cross etc. Round all are these words, " Simonis ...iscopi ": the 
 
 rest of the words are broken off. The i^ Seal is ye Chancellor's of ye 
 University; a man sitting in a Chair between two men, all in 
 
 Academical Habits; Round all are these words "Sigillum canta- 
 
 " brigie." The rest of ye words are broken off. 
 
 These original Statutes fm wch I took my Copy, are engross'd on 
 a large skin of Parchment or vellum near 3 Feet long & about 2 Feet 
 Broad. 
 
 I have copyed ye Rubrick in Red Letters, it being so in ye 
 original. 
 
 Almost all the Initial Letters of ye Items being left out in ye 
 Original, I have supply'd y™ in my Copy with Red ones. [332] 
 
 I have Copyed ye Statutes according as they are spelt in ye 
 original, with abbreviations ; & having very carefully collated my 
 Copy with ye Original, I believe it is sufficiently exact. 
 
 I Copyed Bp Bateman's Additional Statutes (pp. 51—4) fm 
 ye Originals now lying in our Treasury together with ye Exemplar 
 Statutorum in ye Long Deal Box. 
 
 The Literae Fundationis CoUegij, wch I have Copyed fm ye 
 Exemplar Statutorum (p. 27—9), are also in ye Long Deal Box 
 under ye Seals of ye Bp of Ely, Bp of Norwich, & ye Seal of ye 
 
 University. 
 
 A.D. 1724. I Copyed ye Statutes over again (viz. in ye Old Vellum 
 Book with Green Strings) in as plain & Legible a Hand as con- 
 veniently I cou'd, & without the abbreviations ; wch Copy may serve 
 for Comon use, as there shall be occasion, but especially at those 
 times of y* year (viz. Easter & Mich^ Terms) w° The Statutes of ye 
 College are appointed to be Read intirely over to those of ye Society 
 yt shall be then resident. 
 
62 Trinity Hall 
 
 [332] I Transcrib'd y^ Statutes as they are in ye foresaid Vellum Book 
 fm my own Copys wch I had before taken fm ye Originals. 
 
 In ye same Vellum Book are Copies of Simon Balling's, William 
 Balling's, John Puregold's, etc., Robert Goodknape's, Bp Nick's Bene- 
 factions ; wch Copies were taken fm my Copies in this Paper Book 
 by John Bunce Scholar of this College. But M' Spicer's, A.Bp 
 Parker's, & B"" Eden's Benefactions, as also ye Bivine Service at ye 
 Comemoration of Founder & Benefactors, were Copyed by me. 
 
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aALL [Loggan] 
 
IV 
 
 THE COLLEGE FABRICK, &C. 
 
 THE DIMENSIONS OF IT, &C. 
 
 Aug: J. 1726. I measur'd y^ Site of Trinity Hall with a Chain, [481] 
 thus 
 
 From ye outside of our Porter's Lodge to ye corner next to 
 
 ye River on Clare Hall side 403J Feet. 
 Fm thence along ye Riverside to ye corner where ye Date 
 
 (1569) is 171^ Feet. 
 Fm thence to ye corner at our College Stable 203 Feet. 
 Fm thence along Garret Hostle Lane to ye corner next to 
 
 Caius College 316 Feet. 
 From thence to ye Corner of D"" Tenison's Chamber Num: 19 
 
 iS7i Feet. 
 Fm D'' Tenison's Corner in a straight line to Clare Hall on ye 
 
 outside of our Porters Lodge 102 Feet. 
 
 THE GREAT COURT. [17] 
 
 The Great Court is in Length from the Hall to the opposite side 
 about 116 Feet. In Breadth from the Chapel to the opposite side 
 about 81 Feet. The Stone- work for a Seat round ye Fir-Tree in ye 
 middle of the Court was set up about ye year 1704. The Fir-Tree 
 set within ye memory of D"^ Boord formerly Fellow of this College. 
 It was cut down June 27. 1739, it being Dead. It was 48 foot High. 
 
 THE COURT BEFORE Y= MASTER'S LODGE. 
 
 This Court having a Little Garden in it inclos'd with pales, is 
 from ye Chapel to ye Wall next Clare Hall Chapel [ — ] Feet : from 
 ye Master's Lodge to ye opposite side [ — ] Feet. 
 
64 Trinity Hall 
 
 THE MASTER'S BACK COURT. 
 
 [17] This Court is from East to West [— ] Feet: from North to South, 
 viz. from y^ Master's Long Gallery to the Old Building for ye 
 Monks of Ely [— ] Feet. 
 
 The wallnut Tree there was planted in D"' Bramston's time by 
 Mr Allen then Fellow. 
 
 THE COURT BETWEEN Y= M^'^ LODGE AND Y= 
 LIBRARY. 
 
 This Court is from the Master's Lodge to the Library [ — ] Feet ; 
 from the Hall to y^ Wall on y« top of well is a Walk leading from y^ 
 Master's Long Gallery to y« Library [ — ] Feet. 
 
 THE BACKSIDE. 
 
 The Backside is from the Wall on wch y« Master passes from y« 
 Long Gallery (to the Library) to y^ Wall next y^ River [ — ] Feet : 
 From the middle of y^ Wall between y^ Fellows Garden to y^ opposite 
 Wall next y« Road leading on upon Garret Hostle Bridge [ — ]. 
 [481] The College having undertaken to contribute half of the expence 
 of building the new bridge called Garret Hostle bridge in 1772, an 
 agreement was made with the Corporation that they were to keep it 
 in repair and to allow us to rebuild our Wall in a strait line from the 
 Stables to the South East foot of the bridge, whenever we should 
 
 think proper. We paid 278. See the deed in the Walpole drawer. 
 [17] The Lime Trees in the Backside were planted about the year 
 
 [18] THE MASTER'S GARDEN. 
 
 The Master's Garden is about [ — ] Feet in length, & about [ — ] 
 Feet in Breadth. The Suinerhouse wch is in it was built [ — ]. 
 
 See Loggan's Print of Trinity Hall at ye Beginning of this Book. 
 [364] The Garden wch is there call'd Hortus Magistri is now y« Fellows 
 Garden. And y« Masters Garden is that wcfe is parted from ye 
 Fellows Garden by a Wall. The Masters Stable is that wch is next 
 to his own Garden. And ye Fellows Stable that wcfe is next to the 
 Backside & River. 
 
Fellows' Fruit Garden 65 
 
 THE FELLOWS FRUIT GARDEN. 
 
 The Fellows Fruit Garden next Garret Hostle Lane is in Length [i8] 
 [ — ] Feet, in Breadth ^— ] Feet. The Mulberry Tree in it was planted 
 about y« year 1690 by M^ Allen then Fellow. There was another 
 Mulberry Tree planted at y^ west end of y^ same Garden about Lady 
 Day 1726 by D"" Tenison, Fellow. On the inside of this Garden- 
 Wall wch is next Caius College are these letters T-G held together 
 by a Sash work'd on a Stone. I know not who they stand for. 
 
 It appears from Deeds y' were made in Stephen Gardiner's time, 
 yt ye ground between our College Building and Gerrard (or Garret) 
 Hostle Lane was granted to our College by y« Mayor and Corporation 
 of Cambridge, & by S* Michael's (Mychell) House by several pieces, 
 & at seyi times, in exchange for some pieces of land from Trinity 
 Hall. What is now called y^ Fellows Fruit Garden on y^ north side 
 of y« College was granted by Mychell House 16 Apr: 36. Hen: 8, for 
 a Red Rose acknowledgm'. (See Arch: Coll: S' Edward's Drawer.) 
 
 On a spare leaf at y^ end of The Old Vellum Book [with green 
 strings]' (in wcfe Book I have transcrib'd y^ College Statutes) are these 
 following Memoranda entred (as I take it) in D"^ Hervy's own hand- 
 writing, viz : 
 
 " Anno Dni. 1 545 y^ grownd on y^ northe side of y^ buildyng of o^^ 
 " College was taken yn & y^ wall builded, web befor was a laystow." 
 
 " A° Dni. 1 562 ye west bay window in y^ Hall was sett up." 
 
 " A° Dni. 1563 the Stable was sett up wher it is. And ye same 
 "yere y^ chambers & buildyng, ov ye botery & pantrie ye entrie 
 "into ye ketchyn & ov"^ ye ketchyn ye larder & enner botrie was 
 " buylded &c." 
 
 " Anno Dni. 1 569 ye old wall on ye northe side of o"^ back-syde 
 " was taken down & ye grownd wch was w*out o"^ wall taken yn unto 
 " ye water syde all ye lengethe from ye Stable w' ye retom to ye prive 
 " & ye new wall sett up, & a new crosse wall sevarying ye Stable yard 
 " also made ye same yere." 
 
 The foremention'd Date, viz. 1569 appears still on ye outside of [19] 
 ye corner of ye Wall at ye water gate next Garret Hostle Bridge, cut 
 
 in stone thus 
 Founders arms. 
 
 1569 
 9 June 
 
 and over ye Date a Crescent for ye 
 
 ' The words in brackets should be omitted. 
 
 D. W. 
 
66 Trinity Hall 
 
 THE FELLOWS TERRAS GARDEN. 
 
 [19] This Garden is in Length from y« Wall (joyning y^ Master's 
 Gallery to y« Library) to y^ outside of y^ opposite Wall y' 
 is wash'd by y« River 236 Feet. In Breadth about 106 Feet in y^ 
 middle. On a stone in y^ Wall by y= Terras-walk on y^ outside next 
 ye River, is a Crescent ermin cut within a Bordure Ingrayl'd. On 
 another stone near y* former is a Coat of Arms, viz. A Fess Dauncette 
 between three eagles displayed : (S^ George Newman's Arms) under- 
 neath wcti are these words : " Ex Lahore Immortalitas." Between y« 
 two stones, " Anno Domini 1619." 
 
 Those two stones were taken from y^ old Sumer House (wch was 
 Built over y« River) & plac'd in ye wall where they are at present. The 
 Suiner house was taken down Anno Dom: 1708. The foundation of 
 it is still to be seen in ye Water. 
 
 The Horse Chestnut Trees by ye Wall next Clare Hall were set 
 about 1 7 10, except two or three of y™ wch were set some years 
 later. 
 
 The Yew Hedges were planted A.D. 1705. Cost 16. 03. oi^. 
 
 The four Leaden Figures representing ye Four Seasons were set up 
 
 on ye Terras Wall. 
 
 The Two Seats on ye Terras Walk were set up. That next Clare 
 
 £ -f d 
 Hall A.D. 1706, & cost 10. 10. 00; That at ye other end of ye Walk 
 
 £ s d 
 A.D. 1708, & cost 09. 10. 00. 
 
 [314] The Four Figures in ye Terras-Garden, viz. That with ye Book 
 and Pen representing Learning; That with Castle, Key and Lion, 
 Cybele ; That with Sword and Cap, Liberty ; That with Sword and 
 Blindfold, Justice ; each Five Foot nine Inches high, on Pedestals 
 3 foot 6 Inches high, were given to ye College by Sir Nathanael 
 Lloyds They Cost him Seventy nine Pounds, and were set up in 
 September A.D. 1722". 
 
 [346] D^ Johnson' gave y* Brass Dyal Plate in the Fellows Garden. It 
 was fix'd on ye top of ye Wall next ye River April 27. 1726. 
 
 1 It will be noticed that these Figures are distinct from the four leaden Figures [the 
 Seasons] described above. Probably the second set took the place of the first, a.d. 1722. 
 For Lloyd's other benefactions see pp. 71, 90, 91, and Index. 
 
 ^ See accounts in Miscellanea, vol. II. [82]. 
 
 ' For Dr Johnson, see p. 87. 
 
The Monks' Building 67 
 
 A.D. 1735. The Wall in ye Fellows Garden, at ye Terras-Walk [456] 
 
 £ s d 
 next to ye River, was coped with Portland Stone, wch cost 18: 00: (X); 
 
 And ye Sundyal on ye Wall was new-set ; And ye Meridian drawn 
 with ye Date signifying when it was done. Thus, 
 
 MERIDIAN MDCCXXXV 
 
 A.D. [ — ]. The yew hedges and leaden images were removed and 
 the Garden was converted into a lawn, with a broad gravel walk 
 leading from the entrance near the Master's Gallery to the Terrace. 
 The Shrubs to conceal the old Buildings in the Lodge were planted 
 subsequently^ 
 
 THE OLD BUILDING FOR Y« MONKS. 
 
 This is in Length about 79 Feet and 3 1 in Breadth fm outside to [20] 
 outside. We take this old Building to have been ye place (or at 
 least y* it was some part of it) whither ye Monks us'd to come from 
 Ely for ye convenience of studying. It is a very ancient Building 
 standing East & West, & is, so far as ye length of it reaches, a 
 partition between Clare Hall & this College. It is cover'd with 
 Slates no Chimneys appearing now above y™. But withinside we 
 still see ye lower part of a large Chimney in ye Kitchen ; In another 
 room ye mines of an Oven. The Stair-Case (for there is but one) 
 consists of great pieces of Timber fasten'd with wooden pins to other 
 pieces scloping underneath. The sides of the Building consist of 
 Clunch, & Rag-stones, & Bricks plaister'd over". There are Three 
 Passages into it. On ye Jams of ye First next ye East end are two 
 small Heads of a man & a Womanj on ye Jams of the Last, viz. that 
 next ye West end, are two Coats of Arms ; The First is held by an 
 Angel on his Breast, & is A Crescent within a Bordure Ingrayl'd (our 
 Founder's Arms). The Second is likewise on ye breast of an Angel, 
 & is Three Mitres two & one, being ye Episcopal Arms of Norwich. 
 These two Coats I take to be ye most ancient of any yt now appear 
 throughout ye College, perhaps as ancient as fm Bp Bateman's time. 
 They are cut on Clunch stone, & are now almost worn out. It seems 
 to me probable y' ye Inside of this Building is ye same y' it was w° 
 ye Monks of Ely came to it before Bp Bateman purchased it ; and y' 
 upon ye Founding of Trinity Hall ye Bishop Built ye outside up to ye 
 inner part. 
 
 ' Early in the nineteenth century. Maiden, Trinity Hall, p. 195. 
 
 ' Cole doubts whether brick was used at this early date. Mss., vol. Lvni., p. 21. 
 
 5—2 
 
68 Trinity Hall 
 
 [20] This building betw" the Master's Lodge and Clare Hall was 
 partly destroyed in 1823 when the brick building which now faces the 
 Gateway, and comprises part of the Lodge, and six additional sets of 
 Chambers, were erected}- The rest of it was standing in 1862 when, 
 with the exception of perhaps a cross wall or two, it was removed in 
 the enlargement of the Master's Lodge. 
 
 THE MASTER'S LODGE. 
 
 [2 1 J The great wainscotted Room in ye Master's Lodge above stairs 
 call'd ye Master's Dining- Room is 28 Foot Long, 18 foot 9 inches 
 Broad, & 11 foot High, wainscotted A.D. 1604. The Master's Long 
 Gallery is 54 Feet 10 inches Long, & 10 Feet 6 inches Broad. As 
 for ye Arms on ye Glass windows in ye Dining-room or Long Gallery, 
 see them Blazon'd p. 21 &c. There are several Pictures in ye Long 
 Gallery. There is a Picture of a Bishop shav'd, & having a Book 
 with a red cover in his right hand, & a Ring on ye forefinger of each 
 hand. This I take to be ye Picture of Stephen Gardiner, Bp of 
 Winchester, & Master of this College. That Print wch Bp Burnet 
 has given us of Stephen Gardiner in his Hist: of Reformat:, was by 
 mistake done from a Picture of Home, Bp of Winchester : The Purse 
 it seems was added to make ye Print look ye more like Gardiner's 
 Picture as 'twas thought ; But Home's Arms still shew ye mistake. 
 (See Bp Burnet's Hist. Reformat. 3^ vol. In ye Appendix to i^' and 
 2"d vol. p. 411). There is an original Picture of Stephen Gardiner at 
 Mr Macro's, a gentleman in Suffolk, and I am told 'tis like that in 
 our Master's Lodge. 
 
 There is also in our Master's Gallery The Picture of a Bp with a 
 long white beard, a Cane in his right hand, his left holding a pr of 
 gloves, & resting on a Book with a red cover wch lyes on a green 
 table, near his Head are these letters AEte 84. I take this to be 
 ye Picture of Cox, Bp of Ely. There are two like pictures of Gardiner 
 and Cox to be seen in ye Masters Lodge at Trinity College. (On 
 Coxe's AE'e 84. 1577. But no date nor age on Bp Gardiner's 
 Picture.) 
 
 There is also in our Masters Gallery at Trinity Hall a picture of 
 Ld Keeper Williams with ye Purse, also one of A.Bp Bancroft, one of 
 A.Bp Abbot, one of Bp Curl, one sd to be of Bp Andrews, & one sd 
 
 1 Completed by 1824, when the Master, Le Blanc, advanced ;^i,200 at 4^^ per cent, to pay 
 the cost of the work. The charge was laid on a repairing fiind established in the previous 
 year. Order Book, 6 Jan., 1823, and 6 Jan., 1824: pp. 187, 188. And see p. 92. 
 
The Master's Lodge 69 
 
 to be of S'' Henry Marten : But quaere whether y^ two last are so or [21] 
 no? 
 
 There is also in our Masters Gallery A Table of y^ Foundation of [22] 
 ye University of Cambridge &c. By Ivory 1672. Also Ivory's Table 
 of ye Chancellors, Vice-Chancellors, Professors &c. Printed 1675. 
 
 Also a Table of y^ Foundation &c. of Trinity Hall. 
 
 Table of y^ Arms of y^ Hughes. 
 
 Table of the Arms of S"^ Thomas Exton Knight, M"^ of this 
 College. 
 
 Seven Pictures signifying Music, Painting, Architecture, &c. 
 
 At ye coming into y^ Long Gallery, an old Table of y^ Foundation 
 of Trinity Hall : also an old Table of y^ Cycle of y^ Proctors of y^ 
 University : also a large Map of England, by J. Adams. All these 
 things wch I have now mention'd to be in y^ Masters Lodge, I take 
 to belong to y^ Master of Trinity Hall for y^ time being. Also a 
 Picture of Arch- Bp Laud given A.D. 1741. 
 
 There are also in the Lodge a portrait of Philip, Earl of Chester- 
 field (by Hoare) formerly of this College, and one of Chief Justice 
 Wilmot which was presented to the College by his son Eardley 
 Wilmot Esquire. 
 
 A.D. 1804. This year the Lodge was repaired and greatly im- 
 proved by the Master Sir W™ Wynne at an expense of near fifteen 
 hundred Pounds: and in 1822 about ;^i8oo was laid out in improve- 
 ments and alterations. 
 
 A.D. 1852. The Lodge was considerably altered and enlarged at 
 the expense of D^ Thomas Charles Geldart, then Master. The room 
 above stairs, formerly the Master's Dining room, was converted into a 
 Drawing room. The " long Gallery " ceased to exist, being for a part 
 of its length thrown into a Study or Library fronting the College 
 Library : the north wall of this apartment being built over the old 
 cloister which itself was converted into Servants' offices. A new 
 Dining room was built at the West End of the Lodge. The architect 
 employed was Mr. Salvin of London, who afterwards built the New 
 Hall of Caius College, and the University Museums and Lecture 
 rooms on the site of the old Botanic Garden. 
 
 THE CHAPEL. 
 The Chapel is in Length withinside from East to West, viz. to [23] 
 ye Ante Chapel 30 Feet, in Breadth fm: North to South 18 Feet. 
 The Ante Chapel from East to West 13 Feet; from North to South 
 17 Feet. 
 
70 Trinity Hall 
 
 [23] The Chapel was probably Built about y« year 1352; for ye Bp 
 of Ely's License to Build a Chapel bears Date May 30. 1352- 
 (Archiv: Coll:)'. 
 
 The Stalls for y^ Masters & Fellows (wch Stalls are 24) & y« 
 wainscot behind them, as also ye Desks for y^ Master and Fellows, 
 ye Bench-Seats also & Desks for ye Scholars were probably set up 
 in Dr Hervy's time. The Stalls of Oak. The Cieling, being Timber 
 work, Pannels & Knobs, is Painted: and there are ye Founder's Arms, 
 & ye Arms also of ye See of Norwich here and there painted on it. 
 
 In each of ye 4 windows of the Chapel is some small matter of 
 Painted Glass; ptictrly The Founder's Arms & these words, 
 
 "Summae Trinitati 1566." 
 'Tis true indeed ye Glass y« had those words on it formerly intire, 
 is now broken in some places, & some of ye Letters are misplac'd 
 & some lost. The window in the Ante Chapel has no painted Glass 
 in it. 
 
 The Arras-Hanging at ye Altar-piece (being our B. Saviour 
 Betray'd) was put up there in pursuance of D^ Eden's Will''. 
 
 The Rails inclosing ye Comunion Table were set up about 
 A.D. 1685 at ye charge of M^ Foster, (See M^ Foster among the 
 Benefactors'.) 
 
 On the Pulpit (wch stands just without ye Rails South) lyes 
 a Silk Cushion web is plac'd upon ye Presidents Desk for ye use 
 of ye Orator, whenever He makes ye Coinemoration Speech according 
 to D^ Eden's Foundation*. 
 [24] In the year 17 19 the Chapel was in great danger of being Burnt 
 down. Evening Prayer being over on Thursday between 6 and 7 
 of ye clock Nov: 12 one of ye Candles on the North-west side of ye 
 Chapel happen'd by some means to fall down unextinguish'd under 
 one of the kneeling Hassocks where it lay smouldering till 7 o'clock 
 ye next morning; by wch time a Hassock or two & some pannels 
 of ye Wainscot &c. between the Fellows Stalls & Scholars Seats were 
 Burnt. But upon our returning to Chapel in ye morning by God's 
 Good Providence 'twas quickly extinguished. See a piece of ye 
 
 1 See p. 60. The date of the Chapel building is uncertain. In William Dalling's 
 Obit, q.v., there is a reference to capella nostra, which carries us back as far as 1502. 
 But the date may be much earlier: see Maiden, Trinity Hall, pp. 50, S'- The earliest 
 document relating to the Chapel that survives is a bill for repairs in 1513. Miscellanea, 
 vol. I. [4]. 
 
 ^ A confusion with the arras hanging in the Hall. See p. 83. 
 
 ' See Miscellanea, vol. iv. [r47]. 
 
 * See Eden's Will, among Benefactors. 
 
The Chapel 71 
 
 Burnt wainscot hanging behind ye Door in the Treasury, mark'd [24] 
 17 19. 
 
 A.D. 1729. Sometime before Midsummer y^ old Wainscot & Stalls [398] 
 &c. in y6 Chapel were begun to be taken down, y^ Stone & brick 
 pavem' taken up, the Grave design'd for ye Master in ye South-east 
 corner of ye Chapel digg'd & lin'd with brick by his own order. The 
 whole Chapel repair'd & new wainscotted, & pav'd with marble, & 
 beautify'd at ye charge of ye Master S'' Nathanael Lloyd^ out of 
 ye Thousand Pounds wcfe he had before given to ye College, except 
 ye Picture for ye Altarpiece in a gilded frame given by D"" Chetwode. 
 As ye work was going on. Divine Service was perform'd in ye Hall [399] 
 or Parlour according as either suited with ye convenience of ye College, 
 'till April i6. 1730: but ye work was not completely finish'd 'till 
 December 1730. D^ Hewke's Gravestone & ye other to ye West 
 of it were remov'd into ye Ante-Chapel: "Walt: Hewk Custos" put 
 on ye New Little Square marble stone over his grave where he was 
 buried in ye Chapel ; D"" Eden's, D^ Preston's, D^ Cowel's, & D"" King's 
 grave-stones continu'd in their proper places over their respective 
 Bodies ; Darnelly's & Moptyd's Brass plates taken fm ye Wall in ye 
 Ante- Chapel & fasten'd again to ye wainscot near ye places where 
 they had been fix'd before. All ye windows in ye Chapel & Ante- 
 chapel alter'd; The painted glass taken away; The Ante-Chapel 
 wainscotted with ye old wainscot of ye Chapel & painted ; D' Eden's 
 Monument set again in ye same place as before near ye Treasury 
 door, only lower y° before; The old Arras Hanging for ye Altar 
 piece taken away, & a Picture of ye Virgin Mary presenting our 
 Sav"' in ye Temple set up in its room, given (as before mention'd) 
 by V)'^ Chetwode Fellow of this College, wch his father formerly ye 
 Dean of Gloucester had bought with 3 others of ye same size in 
 Flanders. The Picture is 12 Feet 4 inches deep & about 8 Foot 
 broad. New wainscot all round ye Chapel. Altar inclos'd with Iron 
 rails painted & fasten'd into ye stones, but afterwards taken up again 
 & others plac'd there in a different manner. The side-walls & West 
 end of ye Chapel done with Hard finishing (as 'tis call'd) & Stucco- 
 work. The great Cross-beam taken away. The Cieling wrought 
 curiously in Stucco & work'd into 25 Pannels with Heliotropes & 
 
 ' Sir Nathaniel Lloyd offered the College ^500 for an annual payment of £^i " during 
 "my life only "..." towards beautifying within and without their chapel according to the 
 " manner as I should deem it practicable." The offer was accepted, as was another of a like 
 amount on the same terms in the following year. See Order Book, 2 Jan., 1728 [pp. 66 — 
 68], and 21 June, 1729 [p. 69]. 
 
72 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 [399] Shields for Arms, & Mitres gilded, & more particularly so in that 
 part of ye cieling weft is over y^ Altar. An Iron-work'd Desk for 
 y« Bible in wch y^ Scholar of y^ House reads ye Lessons for y« Day. 
 Fourteen new Folio Coiiion Prayer Books. Coinunion Table cover'd 
 with blue velvet wch (together with a blue velvet Cushion with Gold 
 Lace) is enrich'd with Gold Fringe & Lace. Two blue velvet cushions 
 
 [400] with Gold Tassels & Edging for y^ Masters & Presidents Desks. 
 Also Two Blue Silk Damask Curtains for y^ Masters & Presidents 
 Seats. Long blue freeze Cushions for y^ Scholars to kneel on. The 
 old Door passage in y^ Ante-chapel fm y^ Masters Lodge stop'd up, 
 & a new one made in y* middle fronting ye Altar. 
 
 The Arms on ye Ceiling, of ye Founder & fourteen of y* 
 Benefactors plac'd in this order. 
 
 I. Bateman 
 
 6. Dalling 
 9. Spicer 
 
 7. Hewke 
 10. Dunne 
 
 8. Hervy 
 
 2. 
 
 3- 
 4. 
 
 5. 
 
 II. 
 
 Nick 
 
 Sudbury 
 
 Gardiner 
 
 Parker 
 Blazon'd. 
 
 Goodknape 
 14. Moptyd 
 
 1 2. Mouse 
 15. Busby 
 
 13. Eden 
 
 
 I. 
 
 Bateman. 
 
 
 1. See of Norwich, viz. Azure, 3 Mitres 2 & i Or, Impal'd with 
 Sable, a Crescent Ermin within a Bordure Ingrayl'd Argent. 
 
 2. Nick. 
 
 2. See of Norwich as before, Impal'd with Or, a Cheveron 
 between 3 Leopards Heads Gules. 
 
 3. Sudbury. 
 
 3. See of Canterbury, Saphire, an Episcopal Staff in Pale Topaz 
 Insign'd with a Cross Patee Pearl, surmounted of a Pall of ye Last, 
 charg'd with four Crosses Formee fitched Diamond, edg'd & fring'd 
 as ye Second. Impal'd with Argent, on a Cross Azure M crown'd Or. 
 
 4. Gardiner. 
 
 4. See of Winchester, Gules, Two Keyes IndorsM in Bend, ye 
 uppermost Argent, ye other Or: a Sword interpos'd between y™ in 
 Bend sinister of ye Second, Pomels & Hilts of ye 3d Impal'd with 
 Gardiner viz. azure, on a Cross Or between 4 Griffins Heads eras'd 
 
Arms in the Chapel 73 
 
 argent, a Rose Gules seeded Or: Also with Trinity Hall, viz. Sable, [400] 
 a Crescent within a Bordure Ermin. All encircl'd with a Garter 
 of wch most noble Order y^ Bp of Winchester for y^ time being is 
 Prelate. 
 
 See Dr Heylyn's Help to Engl. Hist: ed: Lond: 1688 p. 171. 
 See also y« Table of y^ Arms of y^ Masters of Trinity Hall in y^ 
 Masters Lodge, p. 15. 
 
 5. Parker. [401] 
 
 5. See of Canterbury as before, Impal'd with Gules, on a Cheveron 
 Argent between 3 Keyes of y^ same, as many stars of y« Field. 
 
 6. Bailing. 
 
 6. Trinity Hall as before, Impal'd with ermin, on a Bend Sable 
 3 Acorns slipt Or. See y^ formention'd Table of Arms in y^ Masters 
 Lodge. 
 
 7. Hewke. 
 
 7. Trinity Hall as before, Impal'd with Or, on a Pile pointing 
 in base Gules between Two Trefoils slipt Vert, 3 Crescents of y« 
 Field. See y« foremention'd Table of Arms. 
 
 8. Hervy. 
 
 8. Trinity Hall as before, Impal'd with Or, a Cheveron Gules, 
 3 Leopards Heads in Chief of y Last. See y« foremention'd Table 
 of Arms. 
 
 9. Spicer. 
 
 9. Sable, a Cheveron Erminois between 3 Castles each Triple- 
 tower'd Or. Spicer of Exeter. We found these Arms in Caius 
 College Library. And for ought we know they belong'd to our 
 Spicer. 
 
 10. Dun. 
 
 10. Azure, a Wolf Rampant Argent, a Chief of y« same. We 
 found these Arms in ye Last edition of Guillims Heraldry p. 191. 
 
 1 1. Goodknape. 
 
 11. We could find no Arms for Goodknape. But we found 
 Knappe of Woodcot in Oxfordshire 1669 to be. Sable, a Lyon 
 passant, & in Chief 3 Helmets Or. S^ Nathanael Lloyd therefore 
 order'd a Canton Argent charg'd with ye Text letter G Gules to 
 
74 Trinity Hali 
 
 [401] be added to Knappes Arms, & with that alteration they serve for 
 Goodknape. The Hehuet on ye Dexter side of y^ Chief is cover'd 
 by ye Canton. 
 
 12. Mouse. 
 
 12. Trinity Hall Impal'd with Or, on a Fess between 3 Annulets 
 in Chief & as many in Base (2 & i) sable a Cross patee of y^ Field 
 See ye foremention'd Table in y^ Masters Lodge. 
 
 13. Eden. 
 
 13. Trinity Hall Impal'd with Argent, on a Fess Gules 3 Garbs 
 Or between 2 Cheverons Azure, each of wch charg'd with 3 Escallops 
 of ye Field. See ye foremention'd Table of ye Masters Arms in ye 
 Masters Lodge. 
 
 14. Moptyd. 
 
 [402] 14. Gyroriy of 8 Gules & Argent. An Inescocheon: Argent 
 a Cynquefoil azure. These Arms were taken from a Table of j^ 
 Arms of ye Masters of Benet College in Benet College Lodge. 
 Moptyd was elected Master of Benet College 1553, & so remain'd 
 4 years. 
 
 1 5. Busby. 
 
 15. Or, 3 Arrows pointing to ye Base Sable, on a Chief of ye 
 2nd 2 Mullets of ye i^t. See D"" Busby's Monument in Westminster 
 Abbey. Also see Dart's History of Westminster Abbey, vol. i^' p. 93. 
 We took these arms at a venture with S"" Nathanael's consent; and 
 for ought we know, Both ye Two Busbys were of ye same Family. 
 
 The Arms of S"" Nathanael Lloyd our Master & Great Benefactor 
 are carv'd in wood, & set up at ye West end of ye Chapel under ye 
 Window looking into ye Chapel fm ye Master's Lodge, with this date 
 on yn, MDCCXXIX. The Arms are Quarterly, ye ist parted per 
 Fess, a Lyon Ramnant, &c. The Crest a Lyon Issuing fm a Coronet. 
 
 1729. When ye Labourers began to take up ye pavem' in ye 
 Chapel about Midsuiiier 1729, it was thought proper y* they shou'd 
 dig into D"^ Hewke's Grave, & also into that under ye Stone next to 
 D"^ Hewke's Grave-stone to ye West, & also into that in ye South-east 
 corner of ye Chapel, over wch was an old stone wch formerly had 
 a Brass plate on it, but wch was lost before my time, (& where ye 
 Pulpit stood wch is remov'd into ye Hall) to see if we cou'd make 
 
The Chanel: Hewke's Grave 75 
 
 any discovery of any Inscription to inform us of y« exact time of [402] 
 Dr Hewke's death, or to let us know whose bodies had been buried 
 under y^ other two stones. But we cou'd not make y^ least discovery 
 of any such thing; everything being turn'd to earth, except y^ bones 
 of ye bodies wch had been buried. We discover'd nothing in y^ least [403] 
 to satisfy that inquiry. We only discover'd y' a small spring of water 
 had reached D"" Hewke's Grave, & y' his skeleton (as it lay in y^ 
 earth, there never having been any lining of brick to his grave) was 
 of such a size as made us conclude him to have been a Tall man. 
 We took care y' y^ bones of all y^ 3 bodies shou'd be cover'd again 
 with all decency & tender regard to y^ memory of our Benefactors. 
 This brings to my mind what I saw about A.D. 1719 in Caius College 
 Chapel. I remember yt w° they were then repairing & beautifying 
 that Chapel y^ workmen had broke a hole either by accident or design 
 into D"^ Caius's Grave wch was a hollow place lin'd with brick on y« 
 North side of ye Chapel at a little distance from his Monum' wch is 
 a mural one. The Lid of ye Coffin was off when I look'd in with a 
 Candle fix'd in a long cleft stick wch ye workmen furnish'd me with, 
 & with wch I cou'd survey ye sepulchre very easily. The sides of ye 
 Coffin were remaining, th6 in a disjoynted & rotten condition. The 
 Body seem'd to have been a very lusty one, & ye coffin was pretty 
 full of it. The Flesh was of a yellowish black colour, & yielded to 
 ye least touch of ye stick & fell to pieces. The eyes were sunk deep 
 into their sockets. A long grey beard much like that wch we see 
 in ye picture of him, only this was grown very rough by long time; 
 I think it was then about 145 years fm ye time of his death. I touch'd 
 his beard with ye stick, & turn'd it a little on one side; It accordingly 
 lay on one side, having lost all manner of elasticity. I therefore 
 brought it back to its right place again. The sight occasion'd in me 
 serious reflections, & I went away with such a regard as I thought 
 due to ye memory of so considerable a man as D"" Caius had been. [404] 
 
 1864 — 5. The Chapel remained in the same state as it was [24] 
 described by Warren until 1 864, when, being found inadequate for the 
 accommodation of the College, the pensioners of which had much 
 increased in numbers, it was enlarged in the following manner. The 
 East Wall which was principally of brick was thrown down, and the old 
 Treasury behind the Altar thrown into the chapel. A depth of about 
 8 feet was thus gained. In the centre of the E. wall thus destroyed and 
 about ten feet from the ground the remains of a niche were discovered, 
 the tabernacled head whereof in good decorated work was in tolerable 
 preservation and retained traces of gilding and colour. The ancient 
 
76 Trinity Hall 
 
 [24] piscina of about the same period as this niche was brought to light 
 on removing the wainscot on the S. side of the Communion table. 
 It was allowed to remain, being enclosed by a small door in the 
 wainscot. The slabs with brasses, &c. over the graves of Eden, 
 Preston, Cowell and King, were retained in their places, the three 
 latter however being lowered to the level of the pavement of the 
 body of the chapel. They had previously formed part of the pavement 
 of the foot-pace on which the altar stood. The seats were continued 
 eastwards over the former space included by the altar rails. 
 
 [472] It being impossible to continue the ceiling of the enlarged Chapel 
 at the same elevation as that erected in 1730, without rendering the 
 garret above Chamber Num. 25 (see as to the alterations in these 
 Chambers infra page 93) quite useless, a flat ceiling to cover the 
 space gained at the East End of the Chapel was formed on the 
 flooring of the Garret. The carved wainscot reredos or altar piece 
 required little alteration to adapt it to the new East wall ; the highest 
 point of the pediment having originally reached little more than a 
 foot above the level of the joists of the garret floor. In 1865, the 
 whole of the chapel interior walls were renovated & decorated. The 
 arms & ornaments of the cieling cleand, 2 partly re-gilt ; the ground 
 of the panels therein was coloured: It had originally been white, 
 A window in the West Wall which communicated with a Chamber 
 in the Master's Lodge was entirely stopped up at the Master's request. 
 A new Altar-cloth was presented by the Rev. Henry Latham M.A., 
 Fellow & Tutor, in substitution for one formerly given by him. 
 A new altar rail in iron & oak with standards for candles was 
 presented by another of the Fellows, D^ C. S. Perceval. 
 
 In 1875 the Master & Mrs Geldart offered to replace the plain 
 glass windows with stained glass in designs to be approved by the 
 
 [473] College. The work was executed with great judgment & taste to 
 the satisfaction of all the Fellows. 
 
 In 1876 the Master & Mrs Geldart anxious to still further restore 
 the Chapel offered to be at the expense of covering the West Wall 
 with a fresco and to ornament the North & South Walls of the body 
 of the Chapel with colour and to replace a portion of the fading part 
 at the East end with suitable texts. The work was commenced in 
 the Long Vacation and was completed about the middle of the 
 Michas Term. The general effect proved extremely good and the 
 Governing body ordered a letter of thanks to be written conveying 
 to the Master & Mrs Geldart their high appreciation of the liberality 
 displayed. This letter was signed by all the Fellows (except Mr Ebden 
 
The Chapel 77 
 
 who is at the Cape of Good Hope). In reply to this letter the following [473] 
 was received & it was ordered that the Bursar "make an entry in a 
 " suitable place" of the whole business. The letter rec^ was as follows. 
 
 "Trinity Hall Lodge, Christmas Day 1876. The Master of 
 "Trinity Hall & Mrs Charles Geldart are much gratified to learn 
 " from a letter received to-day from the Fellows of the College that 
 " the renovation & decoration of the Chapel (which with their permission 
 " they have had the pleasure to effect) meet with such full approbation 
 " & they hope that what they have done will long remain as a proof 
 " of their affection for the College, & the Church & her Services." 
 
 The Master did not see the work, as though he died nearly a year 
 after it was finished, he was for more than a year before his death 
 entirely confined to his room. D^ Geldart (died on Sept. 17th) was 
 buried at the South West Corner of the Ante-Chapi on the 21st Sepf 
 1877. 
 
 The Chapel in 1745. [Coie] 
 
 \May 14 1745. The Chapel of the College is a great and elegant small Room, 
 more like a Chapel of a Nobleman's Family, than of a Society. It has 2 Windows 
 on each side, and wainscoted ab' lo foot high on both sides ; above y" Wainscoat 
 quite to y" Roof is stucho, adorn'd with Festoons and y* Crescent of y" College 
 Arms. The East End is wainscoted quite to y'^ top with a Pediment, making a 
 very handsome Altar Peice, in y' middle of which is framed in a very large Picture, 
 over y° Altar, of our Lady's offering our Saviour in y* Temple to y^ Priest. The 
 Altar is rais'd one Step, rail'd in with Iron Rails, and covered with an elegant 
 Covering of blew Velvet, laced and fring'd with Gold, with Cushions of y° same. 
 The Cushions for y= Master and President at these Stalls are y^ same, and y* 
 Curtains of blew silk Damask ; & y« whole Furniture of the Chapel correspondent, 
 being very handsome. Above y' Ante-chapel and over the Master and President's 
 Stalls, is a Chamber for y" use of y« Master's Family w"" a Sash Window in y^ 
 middle to look into y° Chapel, and fronting y* Altar; just below it, and above 
 y' Door coming into y« Chapel, between y" Master's and President's Stalls is fixed 
 a Coat of Arms carved with the date in a Label under them. 1729. MDCC.XXIX 
 in gold Figures. The Arms belong to their late Master and Benefactor S'' Nathaniel 
 Lloyd. This Chapel is paved throughout with white Marble, and y^ stalls all round 
 it are of y« neatest workmanship of Norway oak. The whole Chapel was within 
 these 20 [years] rebuilt. The Roof of it is arch'd with Stucho and adorn'd with 
 15 Coats of Arms, of Founder and Benefactors and the 3 Immediately over y' 
 Altar are, as to y" shield work, all gold, y" Rest only gilt in part ; the 5 in y' middle 
 of y" Roof frm y« Altar to y" W. end of y« Chapel, belong to 5 Bishops, adorn'd with 
 Mitres, that of y" Founder being all gilt, y= others only in part.] 
 
 Cole's MSS., vol. vi., p. 87. 
 
yS Trinity Hall 
 
 INSCRIPTIONS IN THE CHAPEL. 
 
 [25] 1ST Inscription. 
 
 " Sancta trinitas, unus Deus, miserere nobis. 
 
 " Of your Charete pray for the Sowle of Master Walter Hewke 
 
 " Doctor of Cano." 
 
 " Gloria Fama Scolis Laus Artes cetera mundi 
 "Vana nimis valeant: spes michi sola Jhesus. 
 
 " Suscipe WalterO bone Jhesu in fine Dierum, 
 " Qui obiit anno Dni. milto quingenteslo x°." 
 
 [29] This Inscription is cut on Brass wch is tack'd to a large Gravestone 
 about y^ middle of y« Chapel. The end of y^ Stone is about 1 1 feet 
 distant from y^ East Wall. The Stone is 9 feet 3 inches Long, & 4 feet 
 7 inches Broad. On y« middle of y^ Stone is y^ Figure (as I suppose) 
 of D"^ Hewke (in a Cope embroider'd with y« Figures of our Saviour 
 & His 12 Apostles upon it) in Brass, between 4 & S feet long. The 
 Head of y« D" Figure is now off; Probably it was taken off in y^ 
 time of Cromwell's Rebellion, as y« Heads of y^ Saints on Painted 
 Glass us'd to be by people of those times in abhorrence, as they 
 pretended, of Superstition. Over y^ print of y^ D^s Head, on a Slip 
 of Brass are those words, — " Of yo^r^ Charete pray for the Sowle of 
 " Master Walter Hewke Doctor of Canon." Over this Inscription on 
 another piece of Brass are these words, " Sancta trinitas, unus Deus, 
 " miserere nobis." At y^ D" Feet are those four Lines " Gloria, Fama, 
 " Scholis &c." all on Brass. It appears by y^ D^s Will y* He had his 
 Gravestone by Him before He dyed'; Probably therefore He had 
 those words of the Inscription ("Qui obiit anno &c.") cut designedly 
 with a Blank as we see at the end of it, wch Blank was to have been 
 fiU'd up after his Death, tho it seems that has never been done yet : 
 for 'tis plain y' y« year 1510 cou'd not be the year of the D" Death, 
 since His Will bears Date several years after, viz. anno 15 17. 
 [348] John Bunce an Ingenious Scholar of this College has drawn out 
 D"" Hewke's Figure as it is in Brass on ye Grave Stone in ye Chapel ; 
 see ye next page to this. He has also drawn out the Monument 
 wch was set up for D"" Eden in ye Chapel. See in ye page next 
 to this'. 
 
 1 •' My grave-stone that is redy bought and paide for." 
 
 ' For other work of Bunce's (copies of statutes, other documents and Arms), see Index. 
 
Dr Eden's Memorial Tablet 
 

 Dr Hewke's Memorial Brass 
 
Inscriptions in the Chapel 79 
 
 Ilnd. 
 
 "Laurentius Moptyd Sudovolcas Sacr theolog Baccat^ Sir Coll: [25] 
 "Corporis Xt' contulit huic collegio Sexaginta libra pro fundatioe 
 "unius Scolaris, qui obiit 7 die decembrf. 1557." 
 
 This Inscription is on Brass on ye South Side of ye Ante-Chapel [29] 
 in ye Wall. 
 
 Illd. 
 M.S. 
 
 "Hie jacit Daniel Darnelly Filius & Haeres Danielis & Janae [25] 
 " uxoris ejus, Qui post Tyrocinium suum feliciter exactum ascitus in 
 "numerum Sociorum Aulae Trinitatis, et Magister in Artibus hie 
 " (Proh Dolor) in flore Juventutis suae 23° Die Septembris A° Domini 
 " 1659 Spe futurae & Beatae Resurrectionis." 
 
 This Inscription being somew' inaccurate is on Brass in ye same [30] 
 wall with ye former, about 3 feet east distant fm it. 
 
 Illlth. 
 
 "Alicia uxor charissima posuit. [25] 
 
 "Conderis hoc Tumulo, Thomas Prestone, Scholarem 
 "Quem dixit princeps Elizabetha suum. 
 " Gens Generosa dedit nomen, Lancastria Gentem : 
 
 "Agnovit Socium Regia Digna Domus. 
 "Lauro Doctoris Legal! Academia Donat, 
 
 "Custodem cepit, quae Domus ossa capit. 
 
 "Vir gravis eloquio, et vitae probitate, reliquit 
 
 "Terras: At Caeli Sydera Suina tenet 
 
 "Junii 1°. Ano. 1598. Aetatis suae 60°." 
 
 Preston pleas'd Queen Elizabeth most at ye Disputations before 
 her at Cambridge. See Mr. Strype's Annals of Q. E. in A.D. 1564^ 
 Chap. 39 [§ 447]. 
 
 Vth. 
 
 " Johannes Cowell Legii Doctor, Custos hujus Collegij, Juris [26] 
 " Civilis in Academia hac Cantebrigiensi Professor Regius, Vicarius 
 "Generalis Cantuariensis provinciae sub Diio Richardo Bancroft 
 " Archi-episcopo Cantuariensi, htc expectat Resurrectionem, Obiit 
 "11° die mensis Octobris A° Dfli 161 1." 
 
 1 [1563?] 
 
8o Trinity Hall 
 
 Vlth. 
 
 [26] " Diem Supremum praestolatur Robertus King, LL. D"", Eliensis 
 " Cancett expertissimus : Hujus Cott nuper Custos Dignissimus. Obiit 
 " Novemb: 6° Aiio (Salutis 1676 
 
 lAetat: suae "j^r 
 
 [30] The Fourth, Fifth & Sixth Inscriptions are all within y« Rails of 
 ye Altar. Some few letters of D^ King's Inscription are under ye 
 Rails. 
 
 Vllth. 
 
 [26] " Hie Spe certa Resurgendi in Christo sepultus est Thomas Edenus, 
 " LL.Dr Peritissimus, et Hujus CoUegij olim Dignissimus Praefectus. 
 
 " Suspice Lector, ac venerare. 
 " Hoc enim sub marmore conditae jacent Reliquiae Thomae Eden 
 " LL.D., Richardi Eden & Margaritae uxoris, de Anningfeild Australi 
 " in Agro Essexiensi, filii natu minimi, Diocesios Eliensis Cancellarii, 
 " Westmonasteriensis, et Sancti Edmundi de Burgo Comissarij ; unius 
 "etiam ex magistris Almae Curiae Cancellarii Ordinariis, nee non 
 " hujusce Aulae Custodis olim Dignissimi pariter ac munificentissimi. 
 " Quo nemo turn morum eximia suavitate et probitate, tum singulari 
 " etiam Legum Civilium atque Ecclesiasticarum Scientia majorem con- 
 " secutus est laudem ; unde Spartam, quam apud nos bonorum omnium 
 " consensu merito nactus est strenue ornavit, nostrumc^ Collegium tot 
 " tantisq^ Beneficijs vivus moriensque devinxit ut Parentis potius nomen 
 " quam Custodis mereatur. Nos itaq, Custos & Socij, ne pereat Bene- 
 
 [27] " ficiorum memoria, quae tum alijs tum nobis praestitit, Hoc Sepul- 
 " chrale marmor in aeternum tanti Patroni Testimonium poni curavi- 
 "mus. Ob. Londin: Jul. 18 & fuit Hie sepult:' Aug: 2. 1645." 
 
 [30] These words of y^ Seventh Inscription viz. " Hie Spe certa Resur- 
 " gendi in Christo Sepultus est Thomas Edenus LL.D"^ Peritissimus, 
 " et Hujus Collegii olim Dignissimus Praefectus," are on a Stone at 
 ye Treasury Door ; The other words, viz. " Suspice Lector ac venerare 
 " &c." are cut on marble & placed in ye Wall over ye other Inscription, 
 wch was ye Place where D"" Eden desir'd his funeral monument might 
 [348] be. D"" Eden's Monument was not erected 'till about ye year 1708. 
 The best account y* I am able to give of that matter is this : upon 
 the death of D^ Eden it was doubted whether the College or ye 
 Executor shou'd be at ye charge of a Monum' (see a letter of Aid. 
 Bunce (D^ Eden's Exor.) in Miscellanea, vol. iv. [128]), and the publick 
 
The Chapel 8i 
 
 troubles then coming on so fast, nothing was done. After the Resto- [348^ 
 ration, when things were again settled, one wou'd think y' the Doctors 
 Will might have been fulfill'd as to this particular ; but whatever was 
 the reason of it, it was still neglected. And I remember, when I was 
 Undergraduate, upon hearing y^ words of D"" Eden's Will read at y« 
 Coinemoration of our Founder and Benefactors, in wch Will the D^ 
 expresses his earnest desire of having a monument set up to his 
 memory, it was a matter of wonder amongst us every year, why 
 it was not done. But in y^ Bursarship of M'' Dickins matters were so 
 manag'd y* the Master & Fellows made a Contribution among them- 
 selves towards y^ erecting a monument, wch was accordingly set up 
 about y« year 1708. 
 
 The next Gravestone, being about 7 Feet 5 Inches Long, & 3 Feet [30] 
 7 Inches Broad, West to D^ Hewke's, has a Brass Plate fasten'd to it 
 with ye figure of a man in an Academical Habit cut on it ; but y« 
 Inscription web belonged to it is now lost, so y' I can say no more 
 of it. 
 
 The Next Gravestone South of D>" King's had a piece of Brass on 
 it formerly, as appears by y^ print of it yet remaining: but w* y^ 
 Inscription was, or who it belong'd to, I know not. 
 
 In ye year 1643 one William Dowsing with many other suchlike [460] 
 fellows stark mad with their zeal against Popery, went about y^ 
 University & Town & County of Cambridge pulling down & de- 
 molishing Pictures, Inscriptions &c, in y^ Chapels & Parish-Churches. 
 This Fellow wrote a Journal of this their expedition, wch Journal 
 Dr Zachary Grey has Publish'd in his Appendix to " The Schismatics 
 " delineated from Authentic Vouchers." Lond. 1739. In this Journal 
 p. S I are these words, viz, 
 
 " 1643, (8) Trinity Hall, Dec. 2. 
 
 " Mr Culiard, Fellow. Orata [for Orate] pro anima, on a Grave- 
 " Stone. 
 
 And in page 52. 
 
 " 1643, January i. (6). 
 
 " Edwards Parish, we diged up the Steps, & brake down 40 Pictures, 
 " & took of 10 superstitious Inscriptions." 
 
 ARMS IN V CHAPEL. 
 Df Preston's. 
 On one of y^ Corners of ye Gravestone at y^ Feet in Lead: [30] 
 Quarterly, The P' Two Barrs, a Canton charg'd with a Cinquefoil, 
 
 D. W. " 
 
82 Trinity Hall 
 
 [30] a Crescent for Difference. The 2n<i Three Mullets 2 and i. The 
 jrd as ye 2"^. The 4**' as y^ 1='. On the other corner of y^ same Stone 
 at y« Feet, Fusilee, on a Chief 3 Lions rampant. 
 
 There is on y« same Stone another Coat in Brass at one of ye 
 upper Corners of it, & y* print of another Coat at y® other Corner, 
 but so much hid under y^ Rails of y^ Comunion Table, y' I cannot tell 
 what to make of y™. 
 
 I> Cowell's. 
 
 [31] The Founder's Arms in Brass are tack'd down to D"" Cowell's 
 Grave Stone at one of y^ upper Corners, & at y^ other D"" Cowell's 
 own Arms viz. Three Cheveronels &c. as Blazon'd p. 16. xix. 
 
 D"" Eden's. 
 D"" Eden's Arms are on y^ Monument erected for Him near y® 
 Treasury Door. See y™ blazoned p. 16. XXI. 
 
 D>- King's. 
 On D"" King's Grave Stone are y^ College Arms impal'd with his 
 own, cut in ye Stone, viz. a Lion Rampant as Blazon'd p. 16. XXII. 
 
 M"^ Darnelly's IN ye Ante-Chapel. 
 Just above ye Inscription in Brass, viz. Three Flowers de Lis 
 2 and I, on a Chief a Lion Issuant. For ye Crest, a Lions Head 
 Crown'd and Wing'd. 
 
 THE TREASURY. 
 
 [32] The Treasury is a little Room behind ye Altar and under ye 
 Chamber Num: 25'. It is wainscotted with Deal, & has Shelves &c.; 
 for writings, a large wooden Chest fortify'd with Iron. This is called 
 ye Hutch, & is for ye keeping ye College Seals, Plate, writings 
 belonging to such and such of our Estates ye names of wch are set 
 upon ye Drawers in ye Hutch in weft ye respective writings are 
 reposited. There is also a Strong Iron Chest for ye keeping ye College 
 Stock &c. 
 
 On this Iron Chest is this date 1598, The Founders Arms & two 
 other Escutcheons painted, each of weft Bears Quarterly, the 1=' Gules, 
 2 Barrs Or, a Chief indented of ye 2"^. The Second, Gyroiiy of 12, 
 Or and Azure. The 3<J as ye 2nd, the 4* as ye ist, being M"^ Hare's 
 Arms. 
 
 1 See p. 88. 
 
The Hall 83 
 
 In the Statute De Siglllo et Area Coffiun. are these words — [32] 
 
 "Item Statuimus & Ordinamus qd dictum Collegium nostrum 
 " habeat vnum Sigillum Cornune, & vnam arcam comunem, magnam 
 " & fortem, in qua dictum Sigillum, Indenturas, munimenta, jocalia, 
 " & Thesaurum dicti Collegij volumus conseruari sub tribus clauibus 
 " diversae fabricae, quarum vnam penes vnum, & altera penes alium, 
 " & tertia penes tertium remaneat Socios, ad hoc per majorem partem 
 " Sociorum annis singulis nouiter eligendos^" 
 
 The Treasury had ceased to be used as a muniment room for 
 many years since Warren's time, the writings of the College being 
 removed to presses at the end of the Library. At some time after 
 this removal, the original entrance by a low pointed arched doorway 
 in the north side of the end wall of the Chapel was bricked up. In 
 altering the Chapel in 1864 (see pp. 75 — 6) this ancient doorway in 
 the wall then pulled down was disclosed. It had been screened by a 
 door in the wainscot reredos or altar piece constructed to give access 
 to the Treasury. A corresponding door will be observed on the south 
 side of the reredos. This was merely for uniformity, and concealed a 
 cupboard for brushes, etc. On blocking the ancient doorway a new 
 access to the Treasury had been made in the south wall of the passage 
 between the two courts. The Treasury was then used as a wine 
 cellar, and for some years prior to 1864 as a plate closet. See 
 Chambers, p. 91. 
 
 THE HALL. 
 
 The Hall is in Length from ye Door going in to y^ Master's Lodge, [33] 
 to ye Skreens [ — ] Foot. In Breadth at the narrowest [ — ] Foot. 
 
 For ye time when ye Bow window was set up, see p. 65. 
 
 For ye Blazoning ye Coats of Arms y' are Painted on ye Glass etc. 
 in ye Hall, see pp. 3i — 3. 
 
 The Piece of Hanging at ye upper end of ye Hall (being a Roman 
 Triumph &c.) was Hung up there in pursuance of D"" Eden's Will. 
 The Wainscot behind it was put up about ye year 1646. James 
 
 £ s d 
 Bunce Esq, paid 10.00.00 towards it. (See James Bunce among 
 
 Benefact".) 
 
 By the Coat of Arms Dated 1566 & fixt to ye musick Gallery over 
 ye Skreens, I take ye sd Gallery & Skreens to have been set up in that 
 year, viz. 1 566. 
 
 ' See p. 37. 
 
84 Trinity Hall 
 
 [346] W William Revell formerly Fellow of this College gave a Bond 
 
 for 200 : 00 : 00. to be paid after his death to ye College, for y^ Cielmg 
 ye upper end of ye Dining place in ye Hall with Good Wainscott, & 
 for two Wainscott doors at ye Skreens. Dated Oct: 18, 1595. See 
 ye old Lease Book in ye Treasury, Fol: 57. 
 
 Mr Thorowgood gave a Legacy for two Portal Doors amongst 
 other things. [See M"- Thorowgood amongst ye Benefactors'. Also 
 see ye old Lease Book in ye Treasury, Fol. 68.] Over each pair of 
 [33] Doors are these words, 
 
 "BENEDICTS THOROWGOOD LL BACCH HVIVS COLLEGII NVPER 
 SOCIVS POSVIT ANO SALTS CIOIOXCIX." 
 I have been inform'd y' one Margaret Wynn Glaz'd ye windows in 
 ye Hall, or at least part of them ; and y' Her name was in several 
 places at ye bottom of y™. But ye Glass has been so broken y' there 
 are now but few remains of ye words that were there formerly. How- 
 ever I am informed y' ye words were these : 
 
 " Margareta Uxor Mag" Wynn Mercatorf ad Stapul." 
 I suppose these words & ye Arms of the Staplers' Company Blazon'd 
 p. 22 had respect to one another. 
 
 \~t in two places of ye Hall windows 
 
 There is this Mark 
 
 painted on ye Glass. I take it to have been ye mark of some 
 Merchant y* had been a Benefactor to this Hall. There are many 
 such like Marks to be seen, on ye Corporation Pictures of men y* had 
 been Merchants, at Lynn, & elsewhere. 
 [358] Upon sashing ye Chamber Num: 8. (A.D. 1727) ye Picture of our 
 Saviours Head (as I take it to be) on painted glass was found in one 
 of ye Windows there''- It was shortly after set up in ye Bow window 
 in ye Hall : As was also ye Portrait of a Bp with his Pastoral Staff 
 mention'd p. 22. Also ye mark mention'd above was set up in ye same 
 Bow window. Also ye Two Letters EM each Insign'd with a Crown 
 (wcfe perhaps may have some relation to Simon Sudbury: See his 
 Arms at ye beginning of ye Account of him in A.Bp Parker's Book 
 De Antiquit Britan: Ecclesiae. edit: Hanoviae 1605) were set up in 
 ye same Bow window under A.Bp Parker's Arms. The Portrait of ye 
 Bishop was probably design'd for Bp Bateman our Founder. 
 
 1 See references in Index. ' See p. 90, 
 
The Hall 85 
 
 [January 12 1742. As y^ old Hall of this College is now going to [Cole] 
 be demolished to make Room for one of a more elegant Structure ; 
 the present one being a very gloomy and dark, tho' a very strong and 
 durable one, and y^ College having lately had a very considerable 
 Benefaction of between 3 and 4,000 pounds left them for that Purpose 
 by their late Master, S'' Nathaniel Lloyd ; I was willing to preserve 
 ye memory of y^ Arms in the Windows of y« same as they are now 
 standing, and which in all probability y« Society will hardly think 
 worth preserving or putting up again : together with whatever else 
 was of Antiquity in the same. 
 
 To begin then, this is one of y^ most ancient Buildings at present 
 remaining in y^ University, being ye same as it was at y^ Foundation 
 of ye College, and has 3 double Windows on each side, one of W^i" at 
 ye upper end on ye W. side is a Bow Window, in which stands ye 
 Beaufet, with ye Desk for ye Chapter in Latin while at dinner and 
 Supper. This Hall is divided from ye Butteries by a Passage, and 
 fr™ the last by a Screen of Wood with 2 Doors in it, ye one fronting 
 ye Pantry, ye other ye Buttery, and over it a Gallery. The whole is 
 roofed with old oak Beams, very black and dismal fr ye Charcoal w^i^ 
 is burnt in ye middle of ye Hall and over it in ye middle of ye Roof 
 was an old awkward kind of Cupulo to let out ye Smoak. The 
 Fellows Table stands on an Eminence at ye upper or S. end of ye 
 Hall, with a Door on ye E. side to go into ye Master's Lodge ; The 
 Back of ye Table of ye Fellows had ye Arms of ye College painted 
 pretty high against ye Wall, and below hung a large peice of Tapestry. 
 The Scholars Tables are on both sides of ye Hall, which is paved with 
 stone. Over each of the Portals of ye Screen is this Inscription in 
 large characters : Benedict : Thorowgood L.L. Bacch./ hujus CoUejii 
 nuper/ Socius posuit Aiio Salfe/ CIO.IO.XC.IX.'] 
 
 The interior of the Hall was entirely changed (A.D. 1742). The [47'] 
 old wainscott was taken down and a new one carried quite round 
 with a Gallery over the Skreens for music ; the chimney altered and 
 adorned with marble, sash windows introduced above the wainscotting 
 on each side instead of ye former, the ceiling and side walls elegantly 
 wrought in hard finishing and stucco, the hanging at the upper end 
 taken away and an enriched [baldachin]" with a Portrait of Sir Nath. [47^] 
 Lloyd were set up in its stead. The expence was defrayed out.... 
 
 ' Cole's MSS., vol. VI., p. 82. ^ baldechin in pencil. 
 
86 Trinity Hall 
 
 THE PARLOUR OR COMBINATION ROOM. 
 [34] In Length 26 Feet: in Breadth 21 Feet & i: In Height 11 Feet. 
 
 For the time when this was built see p. 65. 
 [148] See in D"" Fuller's History of Cambridge &c. a Copy of a Faculty 
 granted by A.Bp Arundel 1405 for increasing our College Coiiions. 
 
 d 
 Each Fellow by that might have 16 p^ week for Comons (p. 49). 
 
 And for y^ design of uniting Clare Hall and Trinity Hall p. 126'. 
 [34] A.D. 1730 the old wainscot in y« Parlour was taken down, & new 
 wainscot put up in y^ room of it, a passage made fm y^ Parlour into 
 ye Library, y« Chimney alter'd & adorn'd with Marble, three Sashes 
 set up instead of y« 3 former windows, y^ Cieling and y^ floor done 
 anew, also 2 new Tables of Mohogany wood, & 17 Chairs placed 
 instead of y^ old Tables & Forms. All this was done at 3^ expence, 
 & was ye voluntary gift, of D"^ John Chetwode to the College. 
 
 The Floor of Norway Oak : The Chimney piece & y^ College 
 Arms over it in Marble : Higher still y^ Arms of y^ Founder Mitred 
 carv'd in wood '. Furniture for y^ Chimney : A Bofett : Mohogany 
 window seats: A Marble Table for ye side-board on a Mohogany 
 Stand : Brass Locks &c. The Foot of y^ Stair case leading up to ye 
 Parlour new done with Stone at ye Passage : The Stair-case new 
 lined with Deal wainscot painted : New Stairs of Oak : A Venetian 
 window at ye Stairs Head. All finished A.D. 173 1. And accordingly 
 there is a Date on a Label carv'd in wood over ye Chimney piece, 
 MDCCXXXI. All given by D^ Chetwode & cost above Four 
 Hundred Pounds. D"" Chetwode's Coat of Arms carv'd in wood was 
 set up in ye Parlour opposite to ye Founder's & College Arms at ye 
 Charge of ye College A.D. 1734. Cost Five Pounds ten shillings. See 
 D^ Chetwode's Arms Blazon'd, [among Benefactors]^ 
 
 THE LIBRARY. 
 
 [35] The Library withinside is from East to West 65 Foot, from North 
 to South 20 Foot. 
 
 It was Built about ye latter end of Queen Elizabeth's time. 
 For ye Coats of Arms painted on ye Glass windows and on one of 
 ye Classes see p. 23. 
 
 ^ Fuller, History of the University of Cambridge, III. 21 — 2, pp. 76 — 7 : vil. 27 — 9, p. 180. 
 London: 1840. 
 
 2 The total cost was £ii^. i6s. jd. See Miscellanea, vol. ni. [197]; and for details. 
 Hid. [198 — 203]; for his Arms, Hid. [192]. 
 
The Library 
 
 87 
 
 There are in ye Library 15 Classes Mark'd A. B. C. &c. beside the [35] 
 Abacus marked Q. & beside y^ Shelves lately put up upon y^ Abacus 
 for ye Placing of M^ Holt's Books (being about 180 in number) wch 
 He Left to ye College. (See M^ Holt amongst ye Benefactors.) 
 
 According to ye account wch I this day took of ye Number of 
 our Library-Books from ye Classical Catalogues &c. reckoning ye 
 Pamphlets and 27 M.S.S. with ye rest there are in ye whole Number 
 2338. June 6"i 1721. 
 
 Many volumes have been annually purchased, and a large and 
 valuable Donation made by the R. H. Sir W"> Wynne. See Cat. 
 Bibl. Wynn. 
 
 For those persons y' were particular Benefactors to ye Library see 
 Founder and Benefactors. 
 
 Cross & Little Box belonging to ye Library. The Cross is of [365] 
 Wood Twelve Inches & an half high, Botony, on three Grees, inlaid 
 with Mother of Pearl. The Box belonging to it is a small one of 
 wood also ye Lid inlaid with Mother of Pearl. In ye Box are eighteen 
 little Cells glaz'd over, containing small Stones &c. brought fm parti- 
 cular places in Jerusalem & elsewhere in ye Holy Land remarkable 
 for something or other relating to our B. Saviour, as 
 
 H 
 
 A 01 
 
 ^. re 
 o <" 
 
 P-s 
 
 ubi dixit Si- 
 mon dormis? 
 
 ubi Christus 
 captus est. 
 
 ubi Christus 
 docuit orare 
 
 ubi Christus 
 orabat. 
 
 ubi praedixit 
 judicium. 
 
 ubi caelos 
 ascendit. 
 
 De praesepio 
 Christi. 
 
 De carcere 
 Christi 
 
 De ol. ad 
 quam Kg. 
 fuit Chri. 
 
 ubi Pilat. 
 dixit ecce 
 Homo 
 
 ubi fugerunt 
 Apostoli 
 
 ubi nata est 
 B. Maria 
 Virg. 
 
 De agro 
 Sanguinis 
 
 De villa 
 Betfage 
 
 De porta 
 aurea. 
 
 De luto 
 Jordanis 
 
 DeNatatoria 
 Siloe 
 
 De Monte 
 Tabor 
 
 This Cross & Little Box were brought from Tyre or Sydon, I think 
 about 172 1 or 1722, & given to D'' Johnson then Fellow of this 
 College, by a Seaman. And upon D^ Johnson's death His Niece 
 M" Head gave y"" both to our College Library. 
 
88 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 [36] THE STABLES. 
 
 THE WINE CELLAR. 
 
 [37] THE CHAMBERS. 
 
 In the year 171 1 an Order was made about y^ Chambers 
 follows : 
 
 " Chamber Rents settled at a Meeting of y^ Master and Fellows 
 "August ye 25*h 171 1. 
 "The Chamber under y^ Library 
 
 " West 
 " The Next Eastward 
 " The Chamber over ye Butteries 
 " The Chamber over ye Parlour 
 " The upper Chamber on ye N. side 
 
 " Westward 
 " The Chamber under it 
 " The next upper Chamber eastw. 
 " The Chamber under it 
 " The next upper Chamber eastw. 
 " The Chamber under it 
 " The next upper Chamber eastward 
 " The Chamber under it 
 " The N. Chamber of ye East side 
 " The Chamber under it 
 " The next upper Chamber toward 
 
 "ye South 
 " The Chamber under it 
 " The next upper Chamber S. 
 " The Chamber under it 
 " The next upper Chamber S. 
 " The Chamber under it 
 " The next Chamber Eastw. on ye 
 
 " S. side 
 " The Chamber under it 
 "The next upper Chamber west- 
 
 " ward 
 " The Chamber under it 
 " The Chamber next ye Chappel 
 
 as 
 
 I 
 
 Peck 
 
 03 
 
 :00:0 
 
 2 
 
 Gamble 
 
 03 
 
 :00:0 
 
 3 
 
 Sayer 
 
 04 
 
 :cx):0 
 
 4 
 
 
 01 
 
 :00:o 
 
 5 
 
 Dr Tindal 
 
 04 
 
 :oo:o 
 
 6 
 
 M-^ Caulfield 
 
 04 
 
 :oo:o 
 
 7 
 
 Dr Brookbank 
 
 04 
 
 :CX):0 
 
 8 
 
 Squire 
 
 03 
 
 :00:0 
 
 9 
 
 Mr Allen 
 
 04; 
 
 :00:o 
 
 10 
 
 Cottle 
 
 08; 
 
 :oo:o 
 
 II 
 
 D"" Johnson 
 
 04: 
 
 :oo:o 
 
 12 
 
 Freeman 
 
 03 
 
 :cx5:o 
 
 13 
 
 Sf Clem: Cottrell 
 
 04 
 
 :oo:o 
 
 14 
 
 M"^ Bradbury 
 
 03 
 
 :cx3:o 
 
 15 
 
 Rider 
 
 03; 
 
 :00:0 
 
 16 
 
 
 03; 
 
 :00:o 
 
 17 
 
 Herring 
 
 03: 
 
 ;CX3:o 
 
 18 
 
 
 03: 
 
 ;00:0 
 
 19 
 
 Oxenden 
 
 04: 
 
 ;00:0 
 
 20 
 
 Dr Giberne 
 
 03: 
 
 ;CX5:0 
 
 21 
 
 Imber 
 
 03; 
 
 ;CX):o 
 
 22 
 
 
 01 ; 
 
 ;00:o 
 
 23 
 
 Lee 
 
 04; 
 
 ;00:o 
 
 24 
 
 Fish 
 
 03; 
 
 ;oo:o 
 
 25 
 
 M"" Dickins 
 
 04; 
 
 ;oo:o 
 
The Chambers 89 
 
 " The upper Chamber Southward 26 D^ Andrew 04 : 00 : o [37] 
 
 " The Chamber over y^ Gate 27 Burton 04 : CX) : o 
 " The next Chamber in y^ same 
 
 " Staircase Northw. 28 Cooper 03 : 00 : o 
 
 " If any Fellow shall take y^ Chamber now Cottles to pay 5 per 
 
 £ 
 "ann for Income. If M"^ Caulfields i. If 2 or more Pensioners keep 
 
 £ £ £ 
 
 " in a Chamber whose rent is 3, to pay 2 each ; if in a Chamber of 4, 
 
 £ 
 " to pay 3 each. 
 
 " Chamber rent to be paid from admission into y^ College. 
 
 £ £ 
 
 " If any one pays at present but 3 for a Chamber set at 4 in this 
 
 Order, the alteration not to be made in his time'. 
 
 " Nath: Lloyd, Custos G: Paul 
 
 " W™ Tindale Fr: Dickins 
 
 " Ja: Johnson Jno Andrew 
 
 " Wm Allen J. Brookbank." 
 
 In the year 1716 another Order was made about y« Chambers [38] 
 
 with respect to the Incomes, as follows. 
 
 " May 26. 1 7 16. 
 
 " Order'd then that the Third part of the Income 
 
 " of every Chamber be Deducted after the Space of Two years con- 
 
 " tinuance therein, & Two Shillings & Sixpence in y^ Pound for any 
 
 " space of time under Two years ; and y' it be left to y® Determination 
 
 " of a majority of y« Fellows of y^ College what y« Income of every 
 
 " Chamber shall be, when any person has continued in it for y« space 
 
 "of seven years; and y' if there shall be any wast made in any 
 
 " Chamber, it shall also be Determin'd by a Majority of y^ Fellows of 
 
 " y^ College w' Deductions shall be made for such wast whatever y^ 
 
 " time of Continuance be. The Incomes to be entred in a Book to be 
 
 " kept by one of y^ Fellows of y« College. That this Order shall not 
 
 "affect those y' at present have Chambers in their own right 'till 
 
 "Mich^ 17 16, from wch time it shall equally affect all. 
 
 "Ja: Johnson Hen: Squire 
 
 «G: Paul W": Warren 
 
 "Fra: Dickins Ex: Sayer 
 
 "J: Andrew Geo: Oxenden 
 
 "W": Crow." 
 
 * For Chamber rents in the years 1730 — ^4, 1736—7, 1739, 1741 — 2, see Miscellanea, 
 vol. III. [59], [85], [87], [122], [193]; vol. IV. [9], [32], [74], [109], [126]. 
 
90 Trinity Hall 
 
 [39] MEMORANDA CONCERNING THE CHAMBERS. 
 
 The Chamber Nuin: i has y^ Arms of y^ Stuarts in it over y^ 
 Chimney. See y^ Arms blazon'd p. 25. I believe those Arms were 
 put up there above a hundred years ago. 
 
 Chamber Num: 3. I have been told yt this Chamber was 
 wainscotted by D^ King or M"^ Glisson. Perhaps it might have been 
 by Both. For D"" King's and M"" Glisson's Admissions see y^ College 
 Register of M^s and Fellows. 
 
 Chamber Num: 5. This Chamber was sash'd by D"^ Dickins, 1725. 
 He afterwards Wainscotted it, & sett up a Marble Chimney piece etc 
 These things he has given to ye College. See y^ Book of Orders'. 
 
 Chamber Num : 6. T)'' Monson who has this Chamber at present 
 sash'd it towards y^ Court, & made some other alterations in it about 
 1725. Mt^ Page (a Fellow Coiiioner who had it before) wainscotted 
 ye Little room next to y^ Fellows' garden. 
 
 Chamber Num: 7. This Chamber was wainscotted time out of 
 mind, perhaps in Queen Elizabeth's time. The Founder's Arms on 
 ye Cieling. The Room sash'd in ye year 1725 by D"" Andrew. The 
 Little room next to ye Fellows' garden wainscotted and sash'd many 
 years before by Di^ Brookbank, I think about 1702 or 1703. 
 
 Chamber Num: 8. Sash'd toward ye Court 1727. Pd for ye 
 
 £, 
 outside work 15. 01. 06 [.^15. i u. 6^. in account] by S"" NatW Lloyd''. 
 
 Chamber Num: 9. Wainscotted time out of mind, perhaps by D"" 
 
 Eden who probably kept in this Chamber. I find his name written 
 
 with his own Hand with a Diamond on ye Glass windows in two 
 
 places in ye Little room wch I make my Bedchamber next to ye 
 
 [40] Fellows' Garden. The Three windows of this Chamber next to ye 
 
 Court sash'd 1727. Pd for ye outside work by S^ Nathan^ Lloyd 
 
 £. 
 
 14. 19. o*. 
 
 The Cellar in ye Coal-hole under ye Stair Case dug 1720.— Stair 
 Case lin'd 1723. 
 
 Chamber Num: 10. Sash'd towards ye Court 1727'. It was 
 Wainscotted many years before, I think about ye year 1710. 
 
 » On % July, 1729, Francis Dickens gave to the College the sum of £^i. js. lo^. spent 
 on fitting up Chamber No. s ! the annual rent or profit thereof to be added as an additional 
 article to the minor dividend: and on 20 July, 1730, a further sum of ;^35. igs. laid out in 
 the same way. Order Book, pp. 70, 71. 
 
 " For the various payments made by Sir Nathaniel Lloyd for work of this kind in 1727, 
 see Miscellanea, vol. in. [161— 4]. The total included in these accounts is £'ji. is. 
 
The Chambers 91 
 
 Chamber Num: 11. Sash'd by Df Johnson 1721. Wainscotted [40] 
 afterward by D^ Peck. D^ Johnson had wainscotted part before. 
 
 Chamber Num : 12. Sash'd 1727'. Wainscotted some years before. 
 Cellar dug in y^ Coal-hole about 1721. 
 
 Chamber Num: 13. Wainscotted time out of mind, perhaps in 
 Queen Elizabeth's time. D^ Nichols made alterations in ye Wain- 
 scotting &c. about 1729. The Picture of S' Christopher on a Pane of 
 Glass. 
 
 Chamber Num: 17. Sash'd & Wainscotted, Chimney fitted up 
 with Marble &c., about 1722. A new Chimney built in ye Garret 
 1730. 
 
 Chamber Num: 25. This was y^ old Library, as we have it by 
 Tradition. 
 
 Chamber Num: 26. I have been told y« this was D"" Hervy's 
 Chamber, & fitted up by him. 
 
 Chamber Num: 28. Pd for sashing this Chamber by S"^ Nath' 
 
 £ s d 
 Lloyd 05. 05. oo''. 
 
 The Drain in our College Court next to y^ Chamber Num: 10 [481] 
 was clean'd & new Timber put down : A new Drain was also made 
 next to y« stair-case leading up to y^ Parlour. Also y^ Two old 
 Drains near y^ Treasury & y^ Chamber Num: 24 were clean'd A.D. 
 1728. 
 
 In ye same years (viz. 1729 & 1730) y^ outside of our Chapel [404] 
 fronting ye North was plaister'd with Hard-finishing, as was also that 
 whole side of ye Court. The Chamber windows of it were sash'd. 
 The Garret windows were alter'd, & a Parapet wall built ye whole 
 length. The opposite side of ye Court (viz. ye North side fronting ye 
 South) had been done a year or two before much in ye same manner ; 
 but some of ye Chamber windows had been sash'd at different times 
 before. The Founders arms were set up cut in Stone. The Sun 
 Dyal on ye Chimney new done with ye Motto wch had been on it 
 before, viz. Fumus & Vmbra. For ye sashing of ye Windows see 
 Memorand concerning ye Chambers p. 90. 
 
 The great Court of the College and the East and West Fronts [472] 
 were cased with stone and the windows altered & sashed (a.d. 1742) : 
 this also was done out of the legacy left by S"^ Nath. Lloyd, See bills 
 & receipts, Miscellanea, vol. V. [128]. 
 
 ' See note i, p. 90. " See note 2, p. 90. 
 
92 Trinity Hall 
 
 [40] Warren notices none of the Garret Chambers. He also omits the 
 Chamber abovestairs South of his Num. 27 and the Chamber below 
 it; yet these rooms existed in his time. See Loggan's engraving, 
 whence it appears that in 1688 a larger Gateway existed, the space of 
 [41] which is now occupied by the Porter's Lodge. The extent of the 
 archway indeed may clearly enough be traced in the walls. The 
 old porter's lodge may possibly have been in these omitted chambers: 
 however Warren also omits the chamber on the Ground floor N. of the 
 Gateway Entrance, which since 1848 at all events has been occupied 
 by the Porter. See the plan of the College in the Library, where this 
 building next Clare Hall is called the Porter's Lodge. 
 
 In 1823 6 new sets of Chambers were added, facing the Gateway 
 and uniform with the portion of the Master's Lodge South W. of the 
 Chapel, which portion was then rebuilt and cost £\2<^, 17. 4. See 
 Ace's in Library^ 
 
 A fire broke out early in the morning of February [20], 1852, in 
 or near the chamber No. 17, which so much damaged the E. side of 
 the Great Court as to render it necessary to rebuild it. This was 
 done at the expense of £, — ^ an additional storey being added, while 
 the ground and first floor were restored almost exactly, as to the West 
 elevation. The round stable-like windows which had lighted the 
 ground floor bedrooms looking to the Street were modified. 
 
 Chambers Nos. i & 2 under the Library were slightly altered and 
 much repaired in 1863, mainly at the expense of the Rev. H. 
 Latham, M.A. A new Door-case in stone and outer door were 
 inserted in place of a mean entrance under a round headed brick 
 arch of the eighteenth century. 
 
 The enlargement of the Chapel in 1 864 caused an alteration in the 
 Chamber next thereto, Num. 25 of Warren, and the Garret above it. 
 See p. 75 — 6. The W. wall of this chamber, being the E. wall of the 
 Chapel, was pulled down and with it the fireplaces and chimneys of 
 these chambers. The E. wall of the old Treasury, which was but of 
 one storey, was raised to the level of the main walls of the Court, and 
 chimneys carried up in it, for the two chambers thus reduced in size. 
 The bedroom of the chamber No. 25, which had been East of the 
 keeping-room and looked into the Court, was thrown into the keeping- 
 room : and a new bedroom made with a window broken thro the S. 
 wall, and looking into the smaller court. On executing this work it 
 
 ' For Sir Thomas Le Blanc's loan to meet the cost of rebuilding, see p. 68. 
 ' The cost was about ;^4,8oo. A sum of ;f 2,375 was received for Insurance; the 
 Goodbehere fund advanced the balance. Order Book, 29 Dec, 1852, p. 246. 
 
The Chambers 93 
 
 appeared that this S. wall had at some early time been pierced in [41] 
 one if not two places for windows, the jambs of which were visible. 
 The Garret was altered also to suit the position of the new chimney 
 breast carried upon the new wall. 
 
 THE DRAIN FROM KING'S COLLEGE. [148] 
 
 In y« year 1494 an end was put to a suit y' had been depending 
 for some time between Trinity Hall & King's College before ye Vice- 
 Chancell' concerning y« Drain or water-course, running from King's 
 College under Trinity Hall. The matter was put to a Reference, & 
 'twas agreed, yt Kings College should keep y^ Drain Clean &c. & y' 
 Trinity Hall shou'd suffer y« water to pass under the College '- 
 
 1 See Miscellanea, vol. II. [67]. 
 
V 
 
 [45] 
 
 THE COLLEGE PLATE 
 
 Survey'd Dec: 30. 1718 
 
 by Df Warren) „, ^, 
 
 Mr Crow I Chestkeepers 
 
 and Dr Sayer Dep for M"" Cooper. 
 
 oz. p. w. gr. 
 The whole Weight of all ye Plate together 1714 09 00. 
 
 For ye Arms of y^ Donors on ye College Plate, See pp. 106 — 11. 
 
 THE FOUNDER'S CUP & COVER, GILT'. 
 
 The Cup enameli'd at y= Bottom. Arms; Sable 
 a Crescent ermin within a Bordure Ingrayl'd Argent. 
 Cup & Cover both together Weighing 
 
 A.BP. Parker's Tankard, Cup & Cover, all gilt. 
 
 His arms are cut on y« bottom of y* Tankard : 
 Round y' bottom are these words "Matthaeus: 
 Archieps : Catuar' dedit Aulae S. Trinitatis de 
 Norwico: Cantab: i° Jan: a.d. 1571." The Tankard 
 Weighs 
 
 The Cup & Cover together Weigh 
 
 Round y= Inside of y' Cover are these words, 
 viz. "Matthaeus Cantuar: dedit Aulae S. Trinit'^ 
 Cantab: i Jan. Anno 1569. Consec'^ suae xi° et 
 .(Etatis suae 66." The top of y" Cover is broken off. 
 
 Bp Barlow's Cup & Cover gilt. 
 
 Written on y' bottom "39 ounces 16 13." Cup 
 & Cover together now Weigh 
 
 , CoMUNioN Plate. 
 
 Two Flaggons Gilt, Founder's Arms on each; 
 one Chalice, & a Cover & a Patin, all together 
 Weighing 
 
 oz. 
 
 p. W. 
 
 18 
 
 04 
 
 16 
 
 02 
 
 35 
 
 08 
 
 39 
 
 00 
 
 86 
 
 10 
 
 gr- 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 ' Maiden, Trinity Hall, p. 277. 
 
College Plate 
 
 95 
 
 D' Eden's Tankard Gilt. 
 
 His Arms on y« Tankard; under his Arms are 
 these words, "Minimum e multis Donum Viri de 
 Hoc CoUegio optima meriti Thomae Edeni Legum 
 Doctoris Ejusdemq, Custodis vigilantissimi." On y^ 
 bottom, "45: 13: 00." It now Weighs 
 
 45 
 
 13 
 
 ^- [45] 
 
 240: 
 
 17: 
 
 S' Simeon Stewart's Tankard Gilt. 
 
 His Arms on y« Tankard with these words, 
 "S"^ Samcon Steward Miles. Premendo sustulit." 
 Converted i8oi^ Weighing 
 
 I believe that it should have been cut, S' Simeon 
 Stewart. 
 
 M"^ Harrison's Tankard. 
 
 His Arms Cut on it, under y^ Arms are these 
 words, "In memoriam optimae Spei Adolescentis 
 Gulielmi Harrison, de Societate Hujus Collegij, im- 
 mature morte, 11° Marcij 1635 (proh Dolor) prae- 
 repti." 
 C. 1 761. Weighing 
 
 19 
 
 23 
 
 OS 
 
 [46] 
 
 00 
 
 ' The plate at Trinity Hall, as elsewhere, was treated with something more than 
 fireedom; and college officers seem to have sold it or to have had it converted at their 
 discretion. If, as Cole says, with special reference to a piece of plate at King's College, 
 " it had the Fortune to escape the fiery Trial of Fanaticism," it was not always safe from 
 "the Brutality of the College Bursar." [Cole MSS., vol. Lvm., p. 31]. So we find that 
 on 21* February, 1624, plate weighing 134 oz. 3 dwts. was sold to Sir Thomas Vyner, the 
 goldsmith, for ;£^33. 13J. ^d., and that ;^34. i2J. dd. was spent in replacing it. Miscellanea, 
 vol. IV. [87]. The account does not specify what was sacrificed ; but the following list, of 
 about the same date, probably gives the details : — 
 
 A pott with 2 eares & coll. arms. 
 
 A 2 eared pott : F. Moundford, 
 
 E. Moundford's pott. 
 
 2 eared pott : Trin. H. 
 
 Hacon's bowls. 
 
 A round hooped tunne : coll. arms. 
 
 Tnnne : coll. arms 
 
 & others. Miscellanea, vol. iv. [89]. 
 
 Edmund Moundford [or Muntford] was a Fellow, 1572 — 91. It is possible that both entries 
 may refer to the same person. 
 
 D' George Bramston, Fellow 1672 — c^, sold plate, account undated, to the value of 
 £,1^. IS. 6d.; and bought at the same time to the amount of £j%. Js. 3d. A similar 
 transaction is recorded on 8th April, 1704: plate sold, £$$. 13J.; plate bought, £52. This 
 account also refers to a sale of candlesticks. Miscellanea, vol. II. [61], [62]. 
 
96 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 [46] D' Edward Davenant's Tankard. 
 
 College Arms, & His own, & these words on it 
 viz. " Legatum Reverendi & Praeclari Viri Edvardi 
 Davenant, S.T.P. & Gillinghamiae in Comitatu 
 Dorsettiae, dum viveret, Vicarii, non alio (quod 
 Scimus) nomine ad hanc Benevolentiam permoti, 
 quam ut Societatis Hujus Judicium de Filijs suis 
 Gulielmo & Radulpho (dignis certe proprio merito 
 viris) in eandem ascitis, hoc animi sui testimonio 
 agnosceret 1681." 
 
 Weighing 
 
 M' Ralph Davenant's Tankard. 
 
 On y= Lid Aul; Trin: & College arms. On y« 
 Front His own arms, under weft are these words, 
 "Ex dono Radulphi Davenant ejusdem Coll: ex 
 Commensali Socij." 
 
 Weighing 
 
 oz. 
 
 p.w. 
 
 gr- 
 
 54 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 117: 05: 
 
 [47] M"" Fairfax's Tankard. 
 
 College Arms & Aul : Trin : on y= Lid : on y* 
 Front His own arms underneath weft are these words, 
 "Ex Dono Georg: Fairfax Gen:" 
 
 Weighing 
 
 M' Pagitts Tviro Tankards. 
 
 Each has these words on it, "Ric: Pagitt nuper 
 Soc." and College Arms, & his own Arms : over y= 
 College Arms is this Greek word, 'AvrtSmpov. 
 C. 1 761. One Tankard Weighing 
 
 Rems added to R. Davenant's. The other Weighing 
 
 The Crescent or Ermin Tankard. 
 
 The Founder's Arms on it, without any name. 
 C. 1730. Weighing 
 
 M"' Cotton's Two-Ear'd Pot. 
 
 Holding one Quart & \ pint, with these words 
 on it, "Ex dono Thomae Cotton Armigeri filij 
 Thomae Cotton Baronetti a.d. 1656." His own Arms. 
 C. 1730. Weighing 
 
 M' Hale's Two Eared Pot. 
 
 Holding one Quart; Aul: Trin: & College Arms 
 on it, & " Ex dono Roberti Hale." 
 C- 1730. Weighing 
 
 26 
 
 10 
 
 46 
 
 00 
 
 45 
 
 00 
 
 17 
 
 10 
 
 19 
 
 00 
 
 19 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
College Plate 
 
 M' Meredith's Cup & Cover. 
 
 College Arms, His own Arms, & Aul : Trin : on 
 y* Cup are these words, "Ex dono Gulielmi Meredith 
 Armigeri Filij Richardi Meredith Baronetti 1677." 
 
 On y^ Cover are these words, "Ex dono 
 Gulielmi Meredith Armigeri 1677." 
 
 Cup & Cover together Weighing 
 
 28 
 
 p. w. 
 
 97 
 
 ^- [47] 
 
 205: 
 
 10: 
 
 (S') John Sudbury's Cup & Cover. 
 
 On y^ Cup y« College Arms, & Aul : Trin : also 
 
 His own Arms with these words, "Ex dono Johannis 
 
 Sudbury Commensalis 1677." The same on y= Cover. 
 
 Cup & Cover together Weighing 
 
 M' James's Caster. 
 
 College Arms, His own Arms, & Aul : Trin : on it : 
 under His own Arms these words, "Rogeri James." 
 
 Weighing 
 
 D' King's Bason & Ewer, Two Casters, 
 & Two Small Spoons. 
 
 The Bason has "Aul: Trin:" in two places on 
 y= Brim : In y« Bottom inside under His own Arms 
 are these words, "Ex dono Roberti King Legu 
 D"^ Custodis Aulae sive Collegij Sanctae & Indi- 
 viduae Trinitatis in Academia Cantabrigiensi 1676." 
 
 The Ewer has y= same Inscription on it. 
 
 The Casters have these words on each of them, 
 " Robertus King Cantianus." 
 
 Condemned! 1810. C {E^^°"weSn'? 
 Two Casters & two Spoons together Weighing 
 
 Sir Thomas Exton's Bason & Ewer. 
 On y= Bason is "Aula Trin: 1692," and y= 
 Founder's Arms, & His own arms, & these words, 
 "Legatum Thomae Exton Militis Legum Doctoris 
 Hujus Aulae Custodis Dignissimi qui obijt a.d. 
 1688." 
 
 On y« bottom outside " Both 110=10 = o." 
 The Ewer has -f College Arms & S"^ Thomas's 
 on it, & "Aula Trin: 1692." 
 Condemned 18 12. C. 
 
 Bason & Ewer together Weighing 
 
 33 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 13 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 60 
 
 OS 
 
 00 
 
 42 
 
 05 
 
 00 
 
 20 
 
 OS 
 
 00 
 
 no 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 [48] 
 
 279: 
 
 15: 
 
 D. W. 
 
98 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 [49] A MoNTETH & A Ladle. 
 
 The Monteth' has y' College Arms & Aul: 
 Trin : & six Coats of Arms besides on it : under one 
 Coat are these words, "Ex dono Edw: Stewart;" 
 under another, "Ex dono Richardi Sterne 1665;" 
 under another, "Ex dono Johannis AUeyn 1663;" 
 under another, "Ex dono Caroli Lloyd Generosi 
 1658;" under another "Ex dono Guliel: Bowes;" 
 on y" sides of one of y' Coats are these two Letters 
 C. H. 
 
 On y' bottom "84- 18." 
 C. 1 80 1. Now weighing 
 
 Ladle Weighing 
 
 M"^ Daye's Salver. 
 
 College Arms & Aul: Trin: & two other Coats 
 of Arms on it, & these words, "Ex dono Thomae 
 Daye Generosi;" 
 
 on the bottom "24 = 9=12." 
 Now Weighing 
 
 M' Stoner & M"' BoYs's Salver. 
 
 Aul: Trin: College Arms, & two Coats of Arms 
 besides on it, also these words; "John Boys," & 
 "Ex dono Clem: Stoner Generosi 1673." On y^ 
 bottom "23=18" 
 
 Now Weighing 
 
 M' Butler's Salver. 
 
 College Arms, Sz His own, & these words on 
 it, "Aul: Trin: Cantab: ex dono Jacobi Butler 
 Armigeri a.d. 1700." underneath "61 = 10." 
 
 Now Weighing 
 
 oz. p. w. 
 
 84 
 08 
 
 24 
 
 23 
 
 61 
 
 06 
 
 09 
 
 18 
 
 203: 
 
 10 
 01 : 
 
 g'- 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 [50] M'^ Huton's Two Porringers. 
 
 Aul: Trin: Cant: College Arms, & his own Arms 
 on each ; also these words " Ex dono Radulphi 
 Huton Magistri Artium" 
 
 W* "17 = 18" on each. 
 Both together now Weighing 
 C. 1791. 
 
 35 
 
 16 
 
 ' " A vessel in which glasses are washed " ; so called, it is said, from the name of the 
 inventor. 
 
 ' ' New things produce new words, and thus Monteth 
 
 Has by one vessel saved his name from death." King. 
 
College Plate 
 
 99 
 
 M' Hambury's Two Porringers. 
 Aul: Trin: Cant: & College Arms on eachj also 
 these words, "Ex dono Thomae Hambury Armig:" 
 
 W">" 18=17 "on each. 
 Both together now Weighing 
 C. 1791, & 2 p' of Candlesticks bought. 
 
 M' Sherard's Two Porringers. 
 
 Aul: Trin: Cant: & College Arms on each, also 
 these words, "Ex dono Richardi Sherard Generosi," 
 with His own Arms on y= Handles, and w* "22.17" 
 on each. 
 
 Both together now Weighing 
 C. 1791. 
 
 M' Pacey's Three Porringers. 
 
 Aul: Trin: College Arms, & his own arms on 
 each, also these words, "Ex dono Ric: Pacey LL.B. 
 Soc." 
 
 All Three together Weighing 
 C. 1761. 
 
 Seventeen Spoons. 
 
 College Arms on each of y"", & Five of y"" 
 besides marked thus, "T. H." signifying Trinity 
 Hall. 
 
 All together Weighing 
 
 Eight salts. 
 
 Aul : Trin : & College Arms on each of y™. 
 
 All together Weighing 
 
 The Master's Tun. 
 
 "Aul: Trin: Cantab: a.d. 1701" with y= College 
 Arms on it, & at bottom "13=11=0." 
 
 It holds two Thirds of a Quart viz. Two of y= 
 Fellows Tuns. 
 C. 1805. Now Weighing 
 
 Eleven Tuns. 
 
 Ten of y"" hold \ Quart each, y« other holds 
 \ pint. One of y" tuns has this date on it, 1659. 
 
 All together Weighing 
 (Now s) 1858. rest C 1761, -64, -73. 
 
 The Almeswoman's Spoon Gilt. 
 
 These words on it, "Agnes Byllyng Almeswoman." 
 
 Weighing 
 
 oz. 
 
 p. w. 
 
 gr. 
 
 37 
 
 14 
 
 00 
 
 45 
 
 14 
 
 00 
 
 25 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 31 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 23 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 199: 
 
 14: 00 
 
 13 
 
 II 
 
 III 
 
 10 
 
 02 
 
 00 
 
 [SI] 
 
 7—2 
 
lOO 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 [5'] M' Crowch's Two Pair of Candlesticks, Two 
 Pair of Snuffers, & Two Snuff-pans. 
 
 On each of y= Four Candlesticks y« Coll: Arms 
 & others Cut with "Aul. Trin." & "Tho: Crowch," 
 & on y= Bottom these words, "Vincit qui Patitur." 
 One with these Figures "13 = 2 = 12," another with 
 "11 = 19=12:" The Third with "11 = 18=12:" The 
 Fourth with "12=0=0." 
 
 One of y= Snuffers with y' Coll : Arms & another 
 Coat & these Figures "3 = 16=12." The other 
 Snuffers with "Aul: Trin:" & College Arms & 
 others on it, and "Tho: Crowch," and "Vincit Qui 
 Patitur." 
 
 One of y Snuff-pans with "Aul: Trin:" & Coll: 
 Arms & others on it, & these Figures, "10=14=12." 
 
 The other Snuff-pan with "Aul. Trin." & 
 College Arms & other Arms, & these words, "Tho: 
 Crowch. Vincit Qui Patitur," and these Figures, 
 "10=14=0." 
 
 Four Candlesticks, Two Snuffers, & Two 
 Snuff-pans all together Weighing 
 C. 1773. Now Crowch and Peck's. 
 
 p. w. 
 
 gi- 
 
 77 
 
 IS 
 
 204: 16; 
 
 [52] M' Whichcote's Pair of Candlesticks. 
 
 Aul: Trin: College Arms & His own, on each 
 of them: also these words on each, "Ex dono 
 Francisci Whichcote Armig: & LL.B. Filij unici 
 D"' Pauli Whichcote Milit: & Baronetti de Qui in 
 Com: Cantabr. 1713." 
 
 On y° Bottom of each " 30=4 " signifying 
 the weight of Both together. 
 
 Both together now Weighing 
 C. 1801. 
 
 30 
 
 M' Monckton's Two Kanns. 
 "Aul: Trin:" & His own Arms on each; also 
 these words on each, "Ex dono Joh: Monckton. 
 Socij Coiiiiens: 1714." 
 
 Both together Weighing 
 C. 1 804-1 805. 
 
 26 
 
 LB Stanhope's Bowl & Cover. 
 
 The College Arms on y= Bowl with these words, 
 "Aula S. S'^= Trinitatis ;" also His own Arms with 
 this Motto, "Exitus Acta probat;" also these words, 
 "Ex dono Honoratissimi D"' D"' Philippi Stanhope 
 Filij natu Maximi Comitis de Chesterfield An° Dom : 
 1714." 
 
 Bowl & Cover together Weighing 
 
 156 
 
 II 
 
College Plate 
 
 M} B bridge's Two Chafing-Dishes. 
 "Aul: Trin:" & y' College Arms, and "Bas: 
 Beridge " on each : and on y^ bottom of each are 
 these words, "D. D. Basilius Beridge LL.B., Rector 
 Ecclesiae de Blankney in Com. Lincoln Hujus Coll" 
 nuper Coinensalis." 
 
 Both Chafing Dishes together 
 with their Handles Weighing 
 
 51 
 
 p. w. 
 
 263: 
 
 lOI 
 
 g>-- [52] 
 
 
 oz. 
 
 p.w. 
 
 gi' 
 
 Weight of y« Plate [p. 45] 
 
 240 
 
 17 
 
 00 
 
 [p. 46] 
 
 117 
 
 OS 
 
 00 
 
 [P- 47] 
 
 205 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 [p. 48] 
 
 279 
 
 IS 
 
 00 
 
 [P- 49] 
 
 203 
 
 01 
 
 00 
 
 [p- S°] 
 
 199 
 
 14 
 
 00 
 
 [P- 51] 
 
 204 
 
 16 
 
 00 
 
 [P- 52] 
 
 263 
 
 II 
 
 00 
 
 Weight of y" Plate when it was Survey'dl 
 Dec: 30, 1718 J 
 
 I7I4 
 
 09 
 
 00 
 
 [S3] 
 
 PLATE GIVEN SINCE THAT TIME. 
 
 D' Tenison's Two-ear'd Cup. 
 
 "Aul: Trin:" & College Arms, also these words 
 "Thomas Tenison LL.D. Archidiaconus Carmarthen 
 Hujus Coftij nuper Socius D.D." His own Arms on 
 y^ Cup, viz. Gules, a Bend Ingral'd — between two 
 Leopards' Heads Sessant. Motto "Petri Immo- 
 bilior." 
 
 Weight of this Cup 
 
 M"" John Butler's Cup & Cover. 
 On y= Cup College Arms & Crest, also his own 
 Arms, viz. Gules, Three Cups Cover'd. Crest, a 
 Hand holding a Cup Cover'd. Underneath is this 
 Inscription, "Ex dono Joh'''^ Butler A.M. Huj : Aul: 
 Soc: Com: Filij Jac: Butler Arm: Huj: Aul: olim 
 Soc: Com: 1729." On y^ Cover College Arms & 
 M'^ Butler's own Arms and Crest. 
 
 Weight of Cup & Cover together 
 
 oz. 
 
 p,w. 
 
 69 
 
 IS 
 
 66 
 
 06 
 
 gf- 
 
102 Trinity Hall 
 
 Sir Roger Burgoyne's Tuns. 
 
 [S4] S"" Roger Burgoyne Baronet lately Fellow Comoner of Trinity Hall 
 gave Twelve Tuns to y^ College, each Tun containing one Third part 
 
 oz. p.w. 
 of a Quart, all together weighing 125 11. On each Tun " Aul: Trin: 
 
 "1 73 1," and Cott Arms. Also his own Arms, viz. Gules, a Cheveron 
 
 Or between 3 Talbots Argent, on a Chief embattl'd.... 3 Martlets. In 
 
 ye Fess Point y^ Ulster Arms. The Inscription on each Tun, ''D^ 
 
 " Rogerus Burgoyne Baronett^ de Sutton in Agro Bedfordiae, Duo- 
 
 "denas istiiismodi Crateras, in Usum Societatis Aulae S. Trinitatis in 
 
 " Academia Cantab: Donavit MUCCXXXI." 
 
 The weight of each Tun marked at y^ bottom, viz. 
 
 
 oz. p.w. 
 
 No. I 
 
 10 13 
 
 No. 2 
 
 10 II 
 
 No. 3 
 
 10 II 
 
 No. 4 
 
 10 II 
 
 No. s 
 
 10 10 
 
 No. 6 
 
 10 10 
 
 No. 7 
 
 10 10 
 
 No. 8 
 
 10 09 
 
 No. 9 
 
 1008 
 
 No. 10 
 
 1007 
 
 No. II 
 
 10 07 
 
 No. 12 
 
 1004 
 
 Tot. 
 
 125: II 
 
 Dr Peck's Candlesticks &c. 
 
 Wharton Peck LL.D., Chancellor of Ely, & late Fellow of Trinity 
 Hall gave Four Candlesticks, a pair of Snuffers & a SnuflF-pan. 
 
 1st Candlestick w' 
 2nd Candlestick w' 
 3rd Candlestick w' 
 4th Candlestick w' 
 A Pair of Snuffers w' 
 A Snuff-pan w' 
 
 75: 14: 00 
 
 oz. 
 
 p.w. 
 
 gr- 
 
 16 
 
 12 
 
 00 
 
 IS 
 
 17 
 
 CX) 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 00 
 
 15 
 
 14 
 
 00 
 
 03 
 
 07 
 
 00 
 
 08 
 
 09 
 
 00 
 
College Plate 103 
 
 On each of these pieces of Plate the College Arms, " Aul : Trin : [54] 
 "Cantab: Wharton Peck LL.D. nuper Soc." Also D"^ Peck's Paternal 
 Arms viz. Arg: on a Cheveron Ingrayl'd Gules, 3 Crosses patee of y^ 
 Field. Dated MDCCXXXI. 
 
 Jan. 24, 1 73 J. The College Plate survey'd carefully, and found to 
 oz. p.w. gr. 
 
 be 1948 03 00. 
 
 Sir Nathaniel Lloyd's Communion plate. 
 In ye year 1733 S^ Nathanael Lloyd our Master gave some Plate [55] 
 to y« College for y^ Communion Table in y^ Chapel, viz. 
 
 IS' A Basin weighing 
 
 2ndiy Two Plates, one weighing 
 
 The other weighing 
 3diy A pair of Candlesticks, one weighing 
 
 The other weighing 
 
 oz. 
 
 p.w. 
 
 gr- 
 
 43 
 
 IS 
 
 00 
 
 16 
 
 15 
 
 00 
 
 16 
 
 05 
 
 00 
 
 27 
 
 09 
 
 CX3 
 
 26 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 Tot. 130: 04: 00 
 
 On y« Basin, College Arms, S^ NatW Lloyd's Arms & Crest, and 
 these words, " Deo et Ecclesiae. Nath: Lloyd Custos." 
 
 On each of y^ Plates "Ri, LL. Frater," the Lloyds' Arms & 
 Crest. 
 
 On each of y^ Candlesticks the Lloyds' Arms & Crest. On one 
 Candlestick, "D^ Rich: Lloyd Pater"; on ye other "D^ Elis Lloyd 
 " Mater." See S>^ Nath' Lloyd's Arms Blazon'd, p. 16. 
 
 S'' Danvers Osborn Baronet his Sauce-boats. 
 
 oz. p. w. 
 
 Num. I w' 18 17 
 
 Num. 2 w' 18 14 
 
 Num. 3 w' 18 06 
 
 Num. 4 w' 18 06 
 
 Tot. 74: 03 . 
 
 College Arms on one Side ; on y^ other S"- Danvers Osborn's, viz. 
 
 Field a Bend between Two Lyons Rampant, Sable, on a Canton. 
 
 The Hand for a Baronet's Arms. 
 
 The Inscription on each : " Patellas quatuor hujusmodi | In usum 
 " CoUegii sive Aulae | Sacrosanctae ac Individuae Trinitatis, | Canta- 
 " brigiae ; | Proque Felicitate ejus | Vota quamplurima | Discedens 
 "dedit I Danvers Osborn Baronettus | I73S-" 
 
104 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 [56] 
 
 M"" Bagnall's Twelve Spoons. 
 
 Num. I weighing 
 
 Num. 2 
 
 Num. 3 
 
 Num. 4 
 
 Num. 5 
 
 Num. 6 
 
 Num. 7 
 
 Num. 8 
 
 Num. 9 
 
 Num. 10 
 
 Num. II 
 
 Num. 12 
 
 01 
 
 p.w 
 
 • gf- 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
 12 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 4 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 7 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 5 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 10 
 
 12 
 
 2 
 
 8 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 7 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 8 
 
 12 
 
 2 
 
 7 
 
 12 
 
 2 
 
 9 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 • 9 
 
 00 
 
 2^ 
 
 8 
 
 00 
 
 01 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 29 
 
 17 
 
 10 
 
 Weighing all together 28 
 Add a Marrow Spoon 01 
 
 All put together cost Ten Pounds one shilling. 
 
 The Clause in M'' Samuel Bagnall's Will dated 5 May, 1733.— 
 " I do also give & bequeath unto y^ College or Hall called Trinity Hall 
 " in y« University of Cambridge in y^ County of Cambridge y« suine 
 
 £ 
 
 "of ten pounds of like lawfull money, wch 10 my will is, shall be laid 
 " out in y« purchasing of silver spoons for y« use of y« Scholars of 
 "Trinity Hall aforesaid." On each of y^ spoons are these words, 
 viz. " Legavit S. Bagnall Scholaris." 
 
 M"" Charles Beridge late Fellow of Trinity Hall 
 His Plate, Casters & Stand. 
 
 oz. p.w. gr. £ s d 
 
 This Plate of M'^ Beridge's weighs 48 17 00, & cost 21: lO: 00 at 
 
 s 
 
 8 p"" oz. Given by Him A.D. 1738. 
 
 M"^ Ducarel's Sconces. 
 A.D. 1739 Andrew Coltee Ducarel LL.B. gave Two Silver Sconces 
 
 02. p.w. gr. oz. p.w. gr. 
 
 for ye Parlour, Num : i weighing 16 : 09: 00, Num. 2 weighing 17 : 02 : 00, 
 on y"> Colt. Arms & his own viz. The Field Argent, 3 Lozenges Gules, 
 The Crest a Cock. 
 
College Plate 105 
 
 Sir Thomas Lee's Waiters. [56] 
 
 Sir Thomas Lee Baronet gave Three Silver Waiters, as they are 
 caird, 
 
 oz. p.w'. gr. 
 
 Num'"': I 1 18 04 cx) 
 
 Num: 2 I weighing 08 i8 oo 
 
 Num: 3 j 09 03 00 
 
 On each of y™ are these words " D.D. Thomas Lee de Hartwell in 
 "Com: Bucksi Baronettus in memoriam filij natu maximi Thomae 
 "Lee Arm: Coll: sive Aulae S. Trinitatis Cantab: nuper Soc: Com- 
 " mens: defunct: 1740." The Arms, Azure, 2 Bars Or, over all a Bend 
 Checquy, of ye 2nd, & Purpure. 
 
 Dr Monson's Coffee Pot. 
 Jan: 7, 17^^ Henry Monson LL.D. Fellow of Trinity Hall gave a 
 
 oz. p.w'. 
 
 Silver Coffee Pot weighing 23: 2: 00. 
 
 Mr Calvert's Knives. 
 Richard Calvert LL.B. late Fellow of Trinity Hall gave (A.D. 1742) 
 Two Dozen Silver-handled Knives, & Two Dozen Silver-handled 
 
 oz. p.w. 
 
 Forks. The weight 57: 10: 00. 
 
 Sir Thomas Salisbury's Tureen. 
 Sir Thomas Salisbury K' LL.D. Judge of the High Court of 
 Admiralty and Fellow of this College gave (A.D. 1757) a silver Tureen 
 and Cover weighing — . 
 
 Dr Pinfold's Tuns. 
 Charles Pinfold LL.D. Fellow of this College gave (A.D. 1757) [148 a] 
 twelve silver tuns weighing — . 
 
 Sir William Strahan's Bread Basket. 
 
 Sir Wm Strahan Fellow of this College gave (A.D. ) a silver 
 
 bread basket, weighing — . 
 
 Mr Boldero's Candlesticks. 
 W™ Boldero Fellow Commoner gave i pair of silver candlesticks 
 weighing — . 
 
 Mr Ruggles's Inkstand. 
 
 John Ruggles Esqf of Finchingfield gave (A.D. ) a silver ink 
 
 stand for the Lodge. 
 
io6 Trinity Hall 
 
 [148 a] Mr Lowndes's Forks. 
 
 William Lowndes LL.B. gave (A.D. [816) ten silver four pronged 
 Forks. 
 
 Mr Hatchett's Waiters. 
 Thomas Bulkely Hatchett, Fellow Commoner, gave (a.d. 181 i) 
 three silver Waiters. 
 
 Dr Gelbart's Forks. 
 James William Geldart, LL.D.. Fellow (A.D. 1816) gave two silver 
 Forks of the same kind as those given by Mr Lowndes to complete a 
 Dozen. 
 
 [Mr] John Davis's [Forks]. 
 [John Davis, LL.B., gave eleven small silver Forks, bearing the 
 Hall mark of the year 1821.J 
 
 THE ARMS ON THE COLLEGE PLATE BLAZON'D. 
 
 [57] N.B. Those Strokes on y^ Arms by wch y« Metal or Colour is 
 signify'd, are sometimes mistaken, & sometimes omitted by y^ In- 
 gravers. In Blazoning these Arms therefore I shall not always 
 mention either Metal or Colour. 
 
 Founder's Cup & Cover. 
 The Founder's Arms enamell'd at y« Bottom of y^ Inside ; The 
 same on y^ Cover. See p. 18. 
 
 ArchBP. Parker's Tankard. 
 [57 & Parker's Arms cut on y« Bottom of y« Tankard : On a Cheveron 
 376] 3 Stars between as many Keyes : none on y« Cup. 
 
 Bp Barlow's Cup. 
 No Arms on it. 
 
 CoMUNiON Plate. 
 
 Founder's Arms on each Flaggon. College Arms on y^ Patin. 
 
 D-- Eden's Tankard. 
 On a Fess 3 Garbs between 2 Cheverons, each of ye Last charg'd 
 with 3 escallops. A Crescent for Difference. The Crest a Demi- 
 Dragon holding in his claws a Branch of a (Rose) Bush. 
 
Arms on College Plate 107 
 
 S"^ Simeon Stewart's Tankards [57 & 
 
 Quarterly, The i^' & 4* a Fess Chequy, The 2"d & 3rd Quarterly 37^] 
 
 viz. IS' & 4'h 3 Boars Heads coup'd. The 2"^ & 3rd a Lyon Rampant. 
 
 An Inescocheon, a Lyon Rampant surmounted of a Bend Ragul'd. 
 See His Arms Blazon'd p. 25. In Chamber Num: i. 
 
 M>^ Harrison's Tankard. 
 Argent, A Fess Gules, 3 Eagles Display'd in Chief Or. 
 
 M«- Edward Davenant's Tankard. 
 
 Semee of Crosses patee fitchee: at y^ bottom, 3 Escallops, 2 & i. [S7 & 
 
 377] 
 Mr Ralph Davenant's Tankard. 
 
 The Same with y^ foremention'd one, but DiiTerenc'd with a 
 
 Crescent. 
 
 M"" Fairfax's Tankard. 
 
 Argent, Three Barrs Gemelles : over all a Lyon Rampant. 
 
 Mr Facet's 2 Tankards. 
 Gules, a Cross Ingrayl'd, In y^ Dexter Qr an Escallop, a mullet for 
 Difference. The same on each. 
 
 Ermin Tankard. 
 The Ermin Tankard (as 'tis commonly called) has only y^ Founder's [58] 
 Arms on it. 
 
 My Cotton's Two-Ear'd Pot. 
 Six Coats marshalled p^ Fess. i^' An Eagle Display'd, Differ- [58 & 
 enc'd with a Crescent. 2"d A Fess Indented Gules between 3 Mullets. 377] 
 3d A Saltire & a Chief. 4'^ Three Piles meeting in Base, over all a 
 Lion Rampant with a Double Tressure Counterfleury. s'i> A Lion 
 Rampant, a Chief Gules. 6* A Cross Fleury between 4 Martlets. 
 
 Mr Hale's Two-Ear'd Pot. 
 Two Coats marshall'd pr Pale, i^' Argent, a Cheveron Gules 
 embattell'd Sable, Differenc'd with a Crescent; 2"<i Argent, a Bend 
 Ingrayl'd Gules between 2 Cornish Choughs. 
 
 Mr Meredith's Cup & Cover. 
 On ye Cup Argent, a Lion Rampant Sable. On y^ Cover y« Crest, 
 an Ounce's Head. 
 
 * Samcon Steward in original : altered to Stewart : see p. 95, where the same correction 
 has been made. 
 
io8 Trinity Hall 
 
 [58 & S"" John Sudbury's Cup and Cover. 
 
 3/7J p^ Talbot Seiant within a Bordure Ingrayl'd Vert. 
 
 W James's Caster. 
 Quarterly, pt & 4th Two Bars embattel'd Sable ; The Second a 
 Cheveron Gules between 3 Fer de Moulins; 3d Three Barulets wavy 
 Vert [Purpure], on a Chief 3 Falcons volant. 
 
 Dr King's Bason & Ewer & Two Casters. 
 On y« Bason & Ewer, a Lyon Rampant with 2 Tayls. The same 
 is or ought to be on each of y« 2 Casters. 
 
 S"" Thomas Exton's Bason & Ewer. 
 [58 & On each Quarterly, The 1=* & 4"^ a Cross Gules between 12 Cross 
 378] Crosslets iitchee. The 2"<i & 3<i a Cross Ingrayl'd counterchang'd, on 
 a Chief a Lyon passant. The Crest on y« Ewer, a man's arm wing'd 
 at ys elbow, the Hand holding a Sword environ'd with Laurel. 
 
 The Monteth. 
 
 On this piece of Plate are many Shields of arms. That between 
 C. H. Quarterly, The 1=' on a Bend between 6 Cross Crosslets fitchee 
 an escocheon, thereon a Lyon within a double tressure counterflory. 
 [59 & The 2"<* 3 Lyons passant in pale: a Label. The 3^ Chequy. The 4*'» 
 37^] a Lyon rampant. In y^ precise Fess point on a Mullet a Crescent for 
 difference ; signifying y^ Person (I suppose one of y« Howards) to 
 have been y« 2"'! Son of y^ 31'd Son of y« First House. 
 
 The Next Trinity Hall. 
 
 The Next Edward Stewart's. 
 
 Twenty four Coats marshal'd in one Shield. The 1=' a Fess 
 Chequy. The 2°^ on a Fess chequy an escocheon of pretence charg'd 
 with a Lyon rampant. The 3*^ a Lyon rampant surmounted of a 
 Ribband. The 4'^ 3 Boars Heads coup'd. The 5*11 a Lyon rampant. 
 The 6* a Cheveron between 3 Annulets. The 7"> a Fess ermin: a 
 Label. The 8"^ a Fess between 6 Cross Crosslets. The 9* Quarterly, 
 Gules & Or, on a Bend 3 Martlets. The 10* on a Cross a Leopards 
 Head. The ii'^ a Fess between 3 Escallops. The 12'h a Fess 
 between 3 Chess Rooks. The 13'^ a Cheveron between 3 Martlets. 
 The I4"> a Griffin segreant. The 15'h a Lyon rampant crown'd. The 
 16"' a Castle triple-tower'd. The 17'^ an eagle display'd having 2 
 Necks. The 18* a Cross fleury between 4 Cornish Choughs. The 
 19* Chequy of 5 Tracts, in each square a Flower de Lis. The 20"^ 
 
Arms on College Plate 109 
 
 3 Lyons passant in pale. The 21st a Lyon rampant within a Bordure [59 & 
 Ingrayl'd. The 22nd a Cheveron between 3 Leopards Heads. The 379] 
 231'd a Griffin segreant. The 24* a Lyon rampant within an Orl 
 of Cross-Crosslets fitchee. The Crest to these arms, a Stagg standing 
 at gaze, gorg'd with a Coronet. Underneath all are these words 
 " Ex dono Edw. Stewart." 
 
 The next Richard Stern's Arms. 
 
 A Cheveron between 3 Crosses flory vert. Underneath this Coat, 
 " Ex dono Richardi Sterne : 1665." 
 
 The next John Aleyn. 
 
 A Cross potent vert. Crest a Lyon coup'd in y^ middle, & holding 
 a Scaling Ladder in his paws. Underneath this Coat, "Ex dono 
 " Johannis Alleyn : 1663." 
 
 The next Charles Lloyd. 
 
 Three Horses Heads eras'd within a Bordure. Underneath this 
 Coat, "Ex dono Caroli Lloyd Generosi 1658." 
 
 The next William Bowes. 
 
 Ermin, 3 Bowes. The Crest, 7 Arrows spread within a girdle. 
 Underneath the Coat, " Ex dono Guliel : Bowes." 
 
 M"" Dave's Salver. 
 
 'W Daye's Arms are Parted p^ Cheveron Argent & Purpure, [60 & 
 3 Mullets Counterchang'd 2 & i. The Crest 2 Hands conjoyn'd & 379] 
 wing'd. 
 
 There is another Coat without a name on this Salver viz. A Pale 
 Ingrayl'd azure. 
 
 Mr STONER & M"^ BOYS'S SALVER. 
 'W Stoner's Argent, 3 Barulets Indented Gules, a Chief of the 
 Second. The Crest a Pelican vuln'd. 
 M"" Boys's, a Griffin Segreant Sable. 
 
 Mr James Butler's Salver. 
 Three Cups Cover'd 2 & i. 
 
 Mr Sherard's Two Porringers. 
 On each a Cheveron Gules between 3 Plates. A Crescent for 
 Difference. 
 
no Trinity Hall 
 
 W HuTON's Two Porringers. 
 [60 & On each on a Fess Gules, 3 Flowers de Lis between 2 Lozenges 
 380] in Chief & a y^ in Base. 
 
 M"' Hambury's Two Porringers. 
 A Bend Ingrayl'd Gules, a Martlet for Difference. 
 
 Mf Pacey's Three Porringers. 
 On each a Cross charg'd with a Lyon in Chief & an Annulet in 
 Base, in y^ Fess point a Dove between a Squirrel seiant eating a nut 
 in ye Dexter part & another in y« Sinister. Crest a Boars Head. 
 
 [60] Seventeen Spoons. 
 
 College Arms. 
 
 College Arms, 
 College Arms. 
 
 Eight Salts. 
 The Master's Tun. 
 
 The Eleven Tuns. 
 
 College Arms. On three of ym ye Bordure not Ingrayl'd, on y^ 
 rest y« Bordure is Ingrayl'd. 
 
 [61] The Almswoman's Spoon. 
 
 No Arms. 
 
 M"- Crowch's Two pair of Candlesticks &c. 
 [61 & Quarterly, i^t & 4th Argent, on a Pale 3 Crosses patee, all within 
 380] a Bordure Ingrayl'd. The 2nd & 3d Argent, on a Cheveron Gules 
 3 Helmets. These Arms & ye College Arms are on each of ye Four 
 Candlesticks, & on one of ye Snuff-pans & Snuffers : on ye other 
 Snuff-pan & Snuffers are ye College Arms, & also another Coat, 
 viz. Ermin, a Cross Fleury. 
 
 Mr Whichcote's Two Candlesticks. 
 On each are ye College Arms, & also his own viz. Ermin, 2 Boars 
 passant. 
 
 M>- Monckton's Two Kanns. 
 On each Parted pf Pale 2 Coats, ye ist a Cheveron between 
 3 Martlets ; ye 2nd a Fess Gules between 3 Elephants' Heads eras'd. 
 The Crest, on a Wreath a Martlet. [M^ Monckton is now Lord 
 Monckton Viscount Galloway.J 
 
Arms on College Plate 1 1 1 
 
 Lord Stanhope's Bowl & Cover. rgi & 
 
 Quarterly Ermin & Ruby. The Crest, on a Wreath Pearl & Ruby, 380] 
 a Castle Pearl, in y^ top of it a Demi-Lyon rampant Topaz, Crown'd 
 Ruby, holding between his Paws a Fireball inflam'd proper. Sup- 
 porters, on ye Dexter side a Wolf Topaz crown'd with a Ducal 
 coronet Ruby ; on y^ Sinister a Talbot Ermin. Motto " Exitus Acta 
 "Probat." This Lord Stanhope is now Earl of Chesterfield (A.D. 1729). 
 He was lately Ambassador in Holland. 
 
 M"- Beridge's Two Chafing Dishes. [61] 
 
 College Arms on each: no other. 
 
 Mr Calvert's Two Dozen of Knives & as many Forks. 
 College Arms on each, and Aul: Trin : and "Ric: Calvert nuper 
 "Soc: Dono Dedit 1742," and M^ Calvert's Arms, viz. Pally of six 
 Pieces, Or & Sable, a Bend Counterchang'd. 
 
VI 
 
 LIVINGS IN THE GIFT OF TRINITY HALL 
 
 [6s] I. S' Edward's in Cambr. Appropriated to ye College in ye 
 
 Reign of K. Henry 6'^'. 
 
 p' anfi. 
 2. SWANINGTON Rectory in Nor: Dioc, valued at o6: ii .-05 ob. 
 
 [356] I have been told y' M"" Duncomb who built the Minister's House 
 
 at Swannington, got so much money by selling y^ Manuscript of 
 
 M"^ Herbert's Poems as was sufficient to pay for the Building of it. 
 
 Ket the Rebel Tanner was taken in a Barn at Swannington after 
 
 he had fled. vid. Alexand: Nevyll, De Furoribus Norfolc: Ketto 
 
 Duce. Lond: 1575, p. 151. 
 
 [65] 3. WOODALLING, Vicarage in Nor: Dioc, valued at 08 :o8 :o3 
 There are 50 acres of Glebe belonging to Woodalling. 
 Swanington & Woodalling together are now reckon'd to be 
 worth about... ... ... ... ... ... ... 140:00:00 
 
 [344] The following Memorandum under M"" Duncon's Hand. 
 
 " M^ Thomas Lewgar was Instituted into the Vicarage of 
 "Woodalling about 1595. 
 
 " M"^ John Turner Instituted 
 
 "M-- — Gibson Fell: Trin: Hall 
 
 " Mr Miles Knowles Fell: Trin: Hall 
 
 " Mr Wm Hotchkins Fell : 
 
 "Mr Charles Eden Fell: 
 
 " And I Edm<i Duncon was Induct: on X'>"as 
 
 "Day: vide Miscellan: Vol: 2. 
 " D"" Francis James late Fellow of Trinity Hall A.D. 1733 
 "in Loc Dris Allen." 
 
 [312] The Valuation of Woodallinge made by y^ Inhabitants 
 
 1661. 
 " High Value. Low Value. 
 
 £ s d £ s d 
 
 " 30 : 00 : 00. Vicarage 22 : 00 : 00 
 
 " 60 : 00 : 00. For College Land & Tithes 45 : 00 : 00." 
 
 1 See pp. 69, 60. 
 
 with Swanington 
 
Trinity Hall Livings 113 
 
 Appropriation of Woodalling, &c, [312] 
 
 " Pope Gregory the [ — ] confirm'd y« Appropriation of this Church 
 "to ye Monks of Binham. Regisf, fol. 167. B. In ye ^2'°^^ of H. 2'^^ 
 "a Fine was Levyed between John Bishop of Norwich Ralf de 
 "Glanvile Justices, Richard ye Kings Treasurer &c., Abbot of 
 "S' Albans & Prior & Convent of Bynham & Reginald Son of 
 " Ralf of Dallinge of ye Presentation to ye Church of Woodalling. 
 "Granted to Reginald. RegisP Castleacre, fol. 126. 
 
 s d £ s d s d s d 
 
 " Proc 7 : 7^. Vicar val. 8:8:4. Decimae 16 : 10. Subsid 6 : 8. 
 "Patr. Aula Trin. in Cantabf. The Parsonage is Impropriat to 
 "Trinity Hall in Cambr. To ye Rectory belongeth only ye Tithe 
 "Corn, no House nor Gleabe. To ye Vicarie belongeth an House, 
 " barn, &c., with — acres of Gleabe. By ye Custome ye Townsmen 
 "claim a certaintie for year Herbage or Adrestments & allowe the [313] 
 "double of their... tements of all other small tithes. 
 
 "It appears by ye Will of John Nalys of Woodalling y' this 
 "Church was dedicated to S* Andrew wch Will was Dated 15 Jan 
 "1415 John Crane his Executor. Ex originali penes Ro: Muncy 
 "ciicum 1707, 
 
 " In ye 3d of H. 3d a Fine was Levyed between Hugh Rector of 
 "ye Moity of ye Church of Woodallinge Petent & Ralf de Nugun 
 "Tenent of 3 Acres of Land here wcfe was bounded & releas'd to 
 "ye Parson and his successors. Ligula i. 12. 81. 
 
 " Linchius Eustachio Subdeacon to ye Pope & Chaplain & Canon 
 " of Remes had ye Church of Woodalling by Provision in ye g^ of 
 " Pope Gregory ye gth & Octo ye Cardinal Legat testifyeth it by ye 
 " Gift of Peter de Supino ye Pope's Clerk & Reed by ye year ye Rent 
 
 s d 
 " of S3 marks every mark to contain 13:4 sterling." 
 
 The foremention'd memorandums concerning Woodalling were 
 Comunicated to me by D^ Allen ye Present Minister of Swannington 
 and Woodalling. 
 
 4. Fenny Stanton, Vic. in Lincoln Diocese, valued [65] 
 at 11:11:04 
 
 5. Hilton, Vic. in Lincoln Dioc:, valued at ... — — — 
 Fenstanton cum Hilton are Both in Huntingdonshire. 
 
 6. Gazeley, Vic. in Norw. Diocese, valued at ... 07 : 03 : 04 
 
 " The Names of those Persons who have been Vicars of Gazely [459] 
 " since ye Reign of King Henry ye 8*. 
 
 D. w. ^ 
 
114 Trinity Hall 
 
 [459] " John Wrightinton buried here y^ e'h of Dec' 1 540 . 
 
 " Hunter. 
 
 " George Grisby buried here ye 26'h of March 1 560. 
 
 " Arthur Barwick buried here ye I2tii of May 1578. 
 
 "Thomas Nuce buried here Nov: 9. 1617 Aul: Pembr: Can: Soc. 
 
 " Thomas Barcock formerly Fellow of Trinity Hall. He was a 
 "great Benefactor to y^ Vicar: House, wch he reedifyed. He was 
 "sequestred for his Loyalty to K. Charles ye i^': was Buried here 
 "May 6* 1658. 
 [460] "Timothy Archer buried here Oct: 31. 1680. 
 
 "Thos Pedder. He dyed in Cam: & was Buried in G' S* Maries. 
 
 " w™ Tindale A.M. Fell: of Trin: Hall. He held ye Vic: but one 
 " year & then return'd to ye Coll. 
 
 "Charles Scrivener Ll.B. formerly Fell: of Trin: Hall. He re- 
 "mov'd to Wilby in High Suffolk May 1699, & was succeeded by 
 
 "Wm Clerk Ll.B. formerly Fellow of Trin: Hall, buried here 
 "Feb: 18. 1736." 
 
 Coiiiunicated to me by M^ Hinxman LL.B. of Trinity Hall. Mr 
 Hinxman succeeded M"^ Clerk. 
 [65] 7. Kentford, Rect. valued at — — — 
 
 Gazeley cum Kentford are Both in Suffolk & are 
 
 reckon'd to be Both together worth about 90 : 00 : 00 
 
 as Mr Clarke the present Incumbent has told me. 
 
 8. Stewkley magna, Vic. in Lincoln Dioc : , valued 
 
 at ; 06:14:03 
 
 9. Hemingford Grey, Vic. in Lincoln Diocese, 
 
 valued at 09:16:10 
 
 Both Stewkley and Heiningford are in Huntingdon- 
 shire, & Both together are now by reason of a late 
 Augmentation made to Hemingford Grey by M^s 
 Proby^ reckon'd to be worth about ... 100: 00: 00 
 
 10. Wetchetsfield, alias Wethersfield, in Essex, 
 
 in London Dioc:, a Vicarage valued at 12:00:00 
 
 Wethersfield is now reckon'd to be worth about ... 70 : 00 : 00 
 
 [66] 1 1. The Rectory of CoWLING is in ye Patronage of Trinity Hall: 
 
 but the College lets the Tenant (M"" Dickins) put in a Minister ; and 
 
 ye Tenant is to allow him Thirty, or Twenty-eight Pounds p"" annum, 
 
 over & above ye Easter Offerings &c. See in ye Cowling Lease. 
 
 ' Mrs Proby of Elton, Hunts, in 1712 left £\o a year to Hemmingford Grey Vicarage. 
 The will was disputed, but unsuccessfully. See Mtscel/anea, vol. 11. [65]. 
 
Cambridge College Livings 115 
 
 Thomas Thirlby, Bp of Ely, obtained y« Grant of y^ Perpetual [65] 
 Advowsons of Stewkley, Hemingford, Fenstanton, Gazeley & 
 Wethersfield, 6* Mar:, Phil. & Mar: 4'° & 5'°, upon Consideration 
 
 of 100 Lent to y^ Crown by y« s<i Bp, wch Advowsons He gave to y^ 
 College^ (But Quaere whether Wethersfield was not Granted to our 
 College in ye Reign of King James y^ First, Febr : 28, anno Regni 
 Angl. 8^0.) 
 
 For a further account of y^ Livings belonging to our College, see [66] 
 Archiv: CoUegij, S' Edwards Drawer & Long Deal Box. The 
 Master's Long Book, y^ Last Leaf except Two. D"" Fuller's Hist: 
 of Camb. p. 48 ^ 
 
 In ye Month of April A.D. 1736 M^ Morgan Fellow of Trinity 
 College and Minister of Trinity Parish Cambf and I took y^ Numbers 
 of ye Livings in ye gift of ye several Colleges in our University as 
 follows. 
 
 Cambridge 1763. 
 Livings in ye gift of S' Peters College 6 of wch above 100 pf ann S 
 
 8 
 
 o 
 
 o 
 
 12 
 
 15 
 
 S or6 
 
 I 
 
 4 
 
 6 
 
 24 
 
 I 
 
 7 
 9 
 4 
 
 Clare Hall 
 
 12 
 
 Pembroke Hall 
 
 10 
 
 Corpus X*' 
 
 10 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 10 
 
 Caius 
 
 20 
 
 Kings 
 
 22 
 
 Queens i 
 
 8 or 9 
 
 Cath: Hall 
 
 3 
 
 Jesus 
 
 14 
 
 Xts 
 
 IS 
 
 S' Johns 
 
 34 
 
 Magd ; 
 
 2 or 3 
 
 Trinity College 
 
 70 
 
 Eiiiaii 
 
 12 
 
 Sidney 
 
 6 
 
 
 254 
 
 or 
 
 256 
 
 113 
 
 or 114 
 
 1 For a copy of the Patent confirming this grant see Miscellanea, vol. IV. [8], and also 
 
 ni. [5]. ^ „ 
 
 Fuller, History of the University of Cambridge [\jonAon: 1840], in. 16—18, p. 75. 
 
 8—2 
 
 vol. III. [5], 
 
 3 
 
ii6 Trinity Hall 
 
 ST EDWARD'S CHURCH. 
 [69] In the Reign of K. Hen. 6th, a.d. 1446, The two Churches 
 of S' John Baptist & S' Edward (ye Confessor: Qu. Edward y^ 
 Martyr ?) were united ; and by means of Simon Dalling, then 
 Master of Trinity Hall, S' Edwards was Appropriated to this 
 College. Simon Dalling gave 100 Marks for that purpose. See 
 ye Agreement between M"" John Langton, Chancellor, and Simon 
 Dalling for C. Mark of Sterlings to get S' Edwards Church Ap- 
 propriated to Trinity Hall. Dat: 8'h June, Ann: 22. Hen: 6. 
 Archiv: Coll: S' Edwards Drawer. 
 
 See a Copy of the Bp. of Ely's License for y^ Building a Chapel'. 
 
 See ye Bp. of Ely's Comission to Consolidate y^ Two Churches, 
 Dat. July penult, A.D. 1446^. 
 
 See a Copy of Hen : 6ths Grant of S' Edwards Church to Trinity 
 Hall, Dat: March 21=', 24'h year of his Reign'. 
 
 See ye Prior of Barnwells Grant of ye Advowsons of S' Edwards 
 and S* Johns to K. Hen : 6*, Dated Feb: 20'h in ye 24'^ year of his 
 Reign. (Archiv: Coll.) 
 
 See ye College Grant of all ye Ground in S' Edwards Parish to 
 K. Hen: 6'^ in ye 26* year of his Reign. (Ibid). 
 
 See ye Vicar of S' Edwards Letter of Attorney touching ye Union 
 of ye two Churches, Dat: Aug: i, 1446. (Ibid). 
 
 And see the collection of documents, with list, in S' Edward's 
 Drawer* 
 
 [318] An Extract from ve Master's Book of Statutes. 
 
 Page ye next before Bp Bateman's Additional Statute. 
 
 '' Ite qd quilibet Socius ^sbf quociens & qu ad deserviendu cure 
 " ecctie Sci Edwardi jam nostro Collegio App'ate p custodem deputat^ 
 "fuerit...onus hui^modi subire, & in Dinis ministerijs celebrandis ac 
 "Sacramentis & Sacralibus ead ecctia & ipius pocA/anis cum opus 
 " fuerit ministrandis ac decimis oblaconibus pventibus & omnibus 
 "combus ipius ecctie quibuscunq, recipiendis colligendis & ad vtili- 
 " tatem collegij servandis diligent'' ^ poterit adhibere & de eisdem re- 
 "ceptis...computare eaq^ oia deductis expensis...ecct... tempore... 
 "necessario...aendis'' & per Custod allocandis integralit' & sine dimi- 
 " nucone Custodi de//brare & realiter tradere teneatur. Salva [tantum] 
 " administranti de proventibus [eisdem co?«]muSacoe sicut Custodi 
 
 ' See p. 60. ^ See pp. 54—8. ' See pp. 59—60. 
 
 * Miscellanea, vol. IV. [2], vol. J. [6*]. 
 
 ' dictae ecclesiae aliquo tempore necessariis faciendis. O. V. 6. p. 156. 
 
^ Edward's Church 117 
 
 "videbitur scdm suam diligentiam & laborem...remunerandus Ita qd[3i8] 
 "quilibet in Socium ^sbiterum^ de...[caetero] admittendus in sua ad- 
 " missione int' alia ad hujus statuti observantiam juramenti vinculo 
 ■■ specialiter astringatur," 
 
 Anno 1255. S' Edward's valued at 3 Marc; & Tax'd 2 Sol:, [72 a] 
 being ye vicesima. See M"^ Bakers 9* vol. of Collections in wch is a 
 Copy of great part of y^ Barnwell Book wch is now in y^ possession 
 of ye Earl of Oxford, p. 6j. In y^ same M^ Bakers Book p. 78 &c., 
 is a Composition made 1290 between y^ Prior & Convent of 
 Barnwell being Rectors of S' Edward's Church in Cambridge, & 
 ye Vicar of ye said Church on ye one part, & ye Prior and Fryers of 
 S' Austin's in ye said Parish of S' Edward's on ye other part, y' in 
 compensation for ye losses sustain'd by Barnwell Abbey & ye Vicar 
 of S' Edwards, upon ye occasion of ye S* Austins Fryers being placed 
 in S' Edwards Parish, ye said S* Austins Fryers shou'd pay yearly 
 to Barnwell Abbey & ye Vicar of S* Edwards ye suin of Four 
 shillings^ 
 
 The place where these S' Austins Fryers dwelt was (I think) 
 where M"" Buck now lives in Free School Lane; and also where 
 Mrs Wigmore now lives, where ye Gate belonging to ye House lets 
 out towards ye Peasemarket-hill', 
 
 Hugo De Luffenham, Vicar of S' Edwards, Lett all his Tythes to [69] 
 ye Prior & Convent of Bernewelle for ye time of his holding of ye 
 
 £ s d 
 Vicarage for 00 : 16 : 08 p^ ann: (Dat: Die Lunae in Fest. Fabian: & 
 
 Sebast: a.d. 1342). (See S' Edwards Drawer.) 
 
 In ye Certificatorium for Ely Diocese transmitted to A.Bp Parker 
 by Richard Bp of Ely, Jan: 28, 1560, S* Edwards Church is set down 
 inter "Beneiicia habentia neq, Rectores nec|j Vica^ sed Curatos 
 "amovibiles infra Decan Cantabr," (Benet Coll. M.S. Library). 
 
 s d 
 
 Pd to ye Bp of Ely for S* Edwards 1:8: pension p' ann ; also 
 Three pence p^ anii for Procurations, also to ye A.Deacon of Ely 
 s d 
 
 2:4: pr ann ProcuraE. 
 
 These Articles are different f™ those mention'd in ye Unio 
 
 ' quilibet socius in locum Presbyterum: O. V. B. p. 156. 
 
 * Baker [Harleian MSS.], vol. IX. p. 67, " Taxatio facta per bone memorie Dflm 
 "Walterum epm Norwyc;" & «i5i/. p. 78. ran 
 
 » " Augustine Friers on y= South side of Pease-market lately y Dwelling of M' Pierce & L482J 
 " now of M' Thomas Buck Es^ Seadle. Their Founder & value unknown." D' Fuller's 
 Hist: of Cambridge, n. § lo, p. 46. London: 1840. 
 
ii8 Trinity Hall 
 
 [69] Ecclesiarum. [p. 57.] How that comes to pass I know not. I 
 remember a short note under D"" Oxenden's Hand on these words 
 [70] of ye Unio Ecclesiarum (p. Sequestracoem Fructuum)' " Note now 
 " there are no Profits, & so no Pension to be paid," Now w'ever truth 
 there may be in that note, I find y^ Bp's and A.Deacon's Collector 
 will be paid notwithstanding. (See Archiv: Cott. Miscellanea, vol. I., 
 [87], Wallpool Paper written by D^ Oxenden.) 
 
 See Charter for Vicarage House. 33 Ed: 3. (S' Edwards 
 Drawer.) 
 
 The Mansion of y^ Vicarage of S* Edwards not to be Appropriated 
 to Trinity Hall. Kings Cott to be free from Tythes, Oblations, &c. 
 (S' Edwards Drawer.) 
 
 S* Edwards Church has 3 Isles. The Length of y^ Church & 
 Chancel f™ y« Altar to the Partition between y^ Body of y" Church & 
 Belfrey is about (£ Feet. The Breadth of all y^ 3 Isles together at 
 ys broadest is about 5 1 Feet. 
 [3 10] Clare Hall had not a Chapel (or else 'twas decay'd) till An : D"' 1 535 : 
 all wch time they perform'd their Publick Devotions in that Isle of y« 
 Church (viz. y« South Isle of S' Edwards Church) where their Masters 
 & Fellows have been usually Buried. D"" Fuller's History of y« 
 University of Cambridge. II. §§ 42 — 44 ; IV. ^ 16 — 19: pp. 60—61, 96. 
 London: 1840. 
 
 BENEFACTORS OF S^ EDWARD'S PARISH. 
 
 [354] A Copy of ye Table of Benefactors in S* Edw'i= Church, over y^ 
 North Door. In Golden Letters. 
 
 "Benefactors to the Poor of this Parish. 
 
 " Stephen Perse Doctour in Physick gave six Alme Houses for six 
 " Poor Widdows and Four Pounds per Annum to be paid to each of 
 " them for ever by the Master & Fellows of Gonuile & Caius College 
 " in Cambridge. 
 [35 S] "William Herbert Cooke gave a Stock of Sixty Pounds to buy 
 "Coales or Wood for ye vse of the Sexton & Poor Almes People 
 "of this Parish for ever. 
 
 "Thomas Ellis a Pikemonger gave Six Shillings & eightpence 
 " To be paid yearly for ever to ye Poor of this Parish by ye Maior 
 " and Bayliffes of ye Town of Cambridge." 
 
 ' See p. 57. 
 
S' EdwavcTs Church: Benefactions 119 
 
 " Mr. Henry Ricksonn Buried in ye North Chapel June 4. 1627, [346] 
 "worthy to be rememb'red for his Charitable Gift to this Parish." 
 
 Mr Covel's Legacy. 
 "March ye 29, 1724. Item I give & bequeath to ye Poor 
 "Inhabitants of ye Parish of St Edward in Cambridge the Suiii 
 "of Ten Pounds to be dispos'd of at ye discretion of ye minister 
 "& Churchwardens of ye said Parish." 
 
 William Herbert's Benefaction. 
 There are Two Messuages, & a Garden in Benet Parish & Little [459] 
 S' Maries, or one of y™, upon part of a certain Close or Ground 
 heretofore call'd "Cottenhall" in Mill Lane Cambridge, given by 
 William Herbert of Cambridge Cook, & settled in Trust for ye 
 Benefit of ye Poor Alms people & Clark or Sexton of S' Edwards 
 Parish, This Estate is Leas'd out for four pounds p^^ annum. See 
 in ye Chest in S' Edwards Church. 
 
 ST EDWARD'S CHURCH; 
 
 BENEFACTIONS. 
 
 A.D. 1 70 1 
 
 A.D. 1710 - 
 
 The Church & Chancel Repair'd & Adorn'd. 
 The East end of ye Chancel Wainscotted. 
 
 The Parish paid 
 
 Trinity Hall paid about 
 
 /D"^ Tindale gave for Repairing of ye Church 
 
 Mrs Roderick 
 
 Mr Macro 
 
 M« Shortyn a Silver Salver for Coiiiun : Table. 
 M"" Richard Thurlbourn a Coinon Prayer Book 
 
 for Com union Table. 
 'Dr Johnson gave a Silver Flaggon for ye 
 
 Coiiiunion Table. 
 Mrs Mary Robson gave for Repairing ye East 
 
 Window 
 
 Given by a person y' desired not to be known, 
 
 for Carving about ye Coinandm's ... 
 Given by Trinity Hall towards Creed, 
 
 Coinandm's, & Lords Prayer 
 
 About A.D. 1 7 16 Dr Allen gave towards a new Altar 
 
 piece to be set up &c 
 
 A.D. 1712 
 
 d. 
 
 [70] 
 
 22 : 12 : 00 
 II :0O :oO 
 
 10 : 00 : 00 
 01 :oi :o6 
 01 :oi :o6 
 
 OS : 00 : 00 
 
 02 : IS :oo 
 
 02 : 10 : 00 
 
 20 : 00 : 00 
 
I20 Trinity Hall 
 
 [70] The Table in y^ Vestry with this Date on it (17 19) was given 
 in that year by Eriianuel College. 
 
 The Seats in y^ Church near y^ Belfrey were fitted up for Kings 
 College Choristers about Lady Day 1723. 
 [72 a] A.D. 1735. The Church & Steeple of S' Edwards were repair'd; 
 And ptictrly ye Gate & Passage leading into y^ South-side of y« 
 
 _ £ s. d. 
 Church were repair'd & adorn'd: The sum of 08.01.00 was rais'd 
 
 by Subscription for y« doing of y^ same. The Date in Golden Letters 
 set over y^ Door passage, MDCCXXXV. (See y^ Subscription paper 
 in y« 3''<i Vol. of Miscellanea Aul : Trin : Cantabf , near y« end)'. 
 [72] The Brass Branch was hung up in y« Church March 21. 1725. 
 The Upper p' of y« Partition between y« Body of y'' Church & 
 ye Belfrey was Glaz'd A.D. 1731. The Font Gilded & Painted, Two 
 Brass Sconces fix'd at y^ Chancel Partition, & Two Brass Nozzles 
 at ye Reading Desk about Lady Day 1732". 
 [72 a] As for y^ Fees due to ye Minister, Clark, & Sexton, also to 
 ye College, & S' Edwards Parish, see Miscellanea Aul: Trin: Cantabf, 
 Vol: 3"^, near ye end'. 
 [458] Hugh Latymer's Sermon on ye Cards preach'd in S' Edward's. 
 " Hugh Latymer going up into ye pulpit (saith Fox) upon the 
 " Sunday before Xtmas day in ye Church of S' Edwards in Cambridge, 
 "A.D. 1529, made a Sermon of Playing at cards, & taught y™ how 
 " to play at Triumph, how to deal ye cards, & what every sort thereof 
 "did signify &c." This is quoted from a Book Intitul'd "Three 
 "Conversions of England," by N.D. 1604. Fox's Martyrology is 
 quoted viz. p. 1571. Old Edit: see ye Sermon in Fox's Acts & 
 Monuments vol: 3. p. 847. Lond: 1684. 
 
 ST EDWARD'S COMUNION PLATE, LINEN, HOODS &C. 
 [71] One Silver Flagon with these words on it, "Deo & Ecclesiae 
 "Sci Edwardi Cantabrigiae Jacobus Johnson LL.D. Vicarius in 
 " Spiritualibus Generalis Reverendi Patris Episcopi Eliensis hanc 
 " Lagenam Sacram esse voluit. Decembris 25. 171 1." 
 
 Two Chalices, a Patin with "S' Edw^s Cambr: 6=10" on it. 
 
 Also a Plate round ye Brim of wch is, "S' Edward's Parish in 
 
 "Cambridge 171 1." In ye middle "I.H.S." 
 
 [449] Mrs Roderick Relict of ye late D^ Roderick Provost of Kings 
 
 College gave a small Silver Cup & a little Patin or Salver for ye 
 
 ' Miscellanea, vol. in. [196]. '^ For contributions and cost see ibid. vol. III. [25], [58]. 
 " Ibid. vol. HI. [195]. 
 
S' Edward's Church: Plate and Arms 121 
 
 use of ye Sick Comunicants of S* Edwards. On ye Cup are these [449] 
 words; "Given for ye use of ye Sick Coiiiunicants of S^ Edwards 
 " Parish in Cambridge. By M" Dor: Roderick. W« 4. 5. A.D. 1734." 
 On ye little Patin or Salver "A.D. 1734. 2. 5." The Arms are on 
 Both in a Lozenge — a Lyon Passant Impal'd with a Cheveron 
 Ermin between 3 Bulls Heads. 
 
 Two Surplices, one Table-Cloth, Two Napkins, The Napkins [71] 
 mark'd «S. P. E.," one Red Hood, one Black Hood. 
 
 The Pulpit-Cloth & Cushion, & Coinunion-Table-Cloth are of 
 Green Velvet. On ye Pulpit Cloth, " S.E. 171 3. Floreat Evangelium." 
 On ye Lining of it are these words, "The former Date of ye Buying 
 " & first making up of these Velvets was 1624." On ye Coiiiunion 
 Table-Cloth there is a Coat of Arms work'd ; viz. Argent, a Cheveron 
 Chequey Sable & Or, between 3 Black Birds : The Crest a Black Bird : 
 The Motto, "Love and Live." 
 
 A Black Cloth Pall. 
 
 The following extract " E veteri Lib : archid : Elieii Scrip! Circa [423] 
 "ail 1276" I have receiv'd fm M^ Blomfield late of Caius College. 
 
 Cauntebrig. 
 
 " Ecca Sci Edwardi appropriate priori de Bernwell habet vicar [424] 
 "sol p. Synod \f iiij^ p denaf Sci Petri^ viij"!. Ornamenta sunt, 
 " i. cappa chori de dno Dni Witti vicar cum j, arnica a° 1 306. [this 
 " in a later hand interlined], j. missale bonum de dono Elene de 
 " Cotenham, aliud missale de dono agii Reynold. Item vna Cupa 
 " argenti deaura! p corpore Xri de dono parochianorS. Item vnum 
 " Gradale, vnum vestimentum et processionale de dono Witti Thorpe 
 "vicarij ibm." 
 
 ST EDWARD'S: ARMS &C. 
 
 There have been many Inscriptions on Brass-plates wcii were [71] 
 formerly tack'd down to ye Grave Stones in ye Church, as appears 
 by ye Prints of those Brass-plates still remaining (in number 22). 
 But ye Brass-plates y™selves have been long since gone. 
 
 The College Arms Impal'd with Simon Dalling's, formerly Master 
 of this College, were put on ye two Doors of ye two Pews in ye Chancel 
 belonging to ye Master & Fellows of Trinity Hall, Oct: 3. 1723. 
 
 The College Arms (inaccurate) in ye Vestry, also on ye Glass 
 window over ye Altar: also another Coat on ye window over ye Altar, 
 viz. Or, a Fess Sable charg'd with three Billets of ye Field, between 
 two Cheverons of ye Second. (M" Robson's.) 
 
 » See p. 58. 
 
122 Trinity Hall 
 
 [72] A Date on ye East side of y^ Steeple over y^ Arch, 1710. 
 
 D'' Blythe's Atchievm' over that Arch. 
 
 The Royal Arms with y^ same date between y« Chancel & y^ 
 Body of ye Church. 
 
 "1640" & "T. A. IL" Cut on wood with a wooden Desk on weft 
 lie Bp Jewel's works, & Erasmus's Paraphrase on ye Gospels in ye 
 South Isle formerly belonging to Clare Hall^ 
 [353] By ye 7'h Injunction of K. Edw<i ye 6"^ each Parish was to procure 
 Erasmus's Paraphrase on ye Gospels to be set up in some convenient 
 part of ye Church. See D^ Fuller's Hist: of Waltham Abbey, v., 
 p. 271. London: 1840; and Sparrow's Collection of Articles, &c. 
 London 1675. p. 3. 
 
 INSCRIPTIONS IN S^ EDWARD'S CHURCH". 
 
 1st. 
 [73] " Ad Fundum hujus parietis jacet Gulielmus Becke, Medij Tempi! 
 " Londinensis Armiger, Qui cum ad Quinquagesimum primum aetatis 
 "suae annum vitam honeste ac pie transegisset, vigesimo primo die 
 "Decembris anno 1614 In certam Resurrectionis Spem, animam Deo, 
 "ossa Terrae comisit." 
 
 Epitaphium alludens ad Consilium Quod vivens dedit. 
 " Reddere, quam accipere, est melius, Te Judice, Christe. 
 "Accipere est melius, qua dare, Christe, mihi: 
 "Sic qui Consilium dederam Mortalibus, Ipse 
 "Consilium accipio (Te sequor unde) Tuum." 
 "That Helping Counsayle which I Living Gave, 
 "By Death preventing. Lies with me in Grave: 
 " Let then, this speaking Stone, as from my Lipps 
 "A Counsayle give, which Death shall nere Ecclips: 
 "Even that which Christ to th' young man asking gave 
 "That to Forsake's to keep, to Loose to Have. 
 "Whilst I this Counsayle took, & found it vayne 
 "To Live by th' Losse I Died, by Death to Gayne." 
 
 This Inscription is in ye Vestry on a marble Monum* in ye north- 
 east Corner of ye Wall, about 9 Foot from ye Ground. The Arms on 
 ye Monumt are Gules, on a Cross Mouline Argent Five Mullets Sable, 
 The same Arms in M^ Buck's matted Room in Free School Lane, 
 
 ' Seep. 118. » Seep. 81. 
 
Inscriptions in S^ Edward's Church 123 
 
 I found the following Inscription on a loose stone wch has been [449] 
 in ye Church yard these many years: 
 
 "WILLIAM BECKE ESQUIER 
 "WAS HEERE BVRYED THE 21 
 "OF DECEMB: 1614. 
 "MORTE NIHIL CERTIVS." 
 
 When this Stone was taken out of y^ Vestry, I know not. But 
 it appears plainly to have belong'd to that place. 
 
 II. 
 
 " Thomas Buck Armiger Bedellus Hujus Academiae obijt Quarto [73] 
 "Martij 1669." 
 
 This Inscription is on a Stone on y^ ground in y^ Vestry in y^ 
 foremention'd north-east Corner. 
 
 The Arms, Vert, a Bend between two Bucks Ermin, within a 
 
 Bordure. 
 
 IIK 
 
 "M.S. [;4] 
 
 " Depositum 
 " Hugonis Martin 
 " Academiae Cantabrigiensis 
 
 " Bedelli Armigeri 
 " Qui obijt Sexto die Aug: 
 
 "Annol^°"^='7i? 
 j Aetat:66." 
 
 This is on a Black marble Stone in y^ Vestry next to y^ former, 
 to ye South of it. The following words were afterwards added. 
 
 " Hie etiam [459] 
 
 "MARIAE MARTIN HUGONIS Viduae 
 
 " Quod fuit mortale 
 
 " conditur 
 
 " Obiit 29. Nov. 
 
 "Annol^°"™-'738 
 ^""°}^t. 85." 
 
 IV'K 
 "Ju Crask [74] 
 
 " 1704 
 
 "An: Ma: Crask 
 
 " I706\" 
 
 * See IX. p. 115. 
 
124 Trinity Hall 
 
 [74] Vth. 
 
 " Depositum 
 " Georgij Griffith, in Artibus Magistri, 
 
 " et per triginta quatuor annos, 
 
 " Scholae Cantabrigiensis a Doctore 
 
 " Perse fundatae Archididascali, 
 
 " Qui obijt sexto Die Januarij 
 
 „ . 1 Domini 1686. 
 
 ^""°}AEtatis64." 
 
 The arms on y^ grave stone, a Cheveron between 3 Men's Heads 
 Coup'd. 
 
 VI* 
 
 " Richard Thurlbourn June y^ 22 1706 aged 73. 
 "Eliz: His Wife Feb: 4. 1702 aged 71. 
 
 "Mary Thurlbourn July 26. 1702. 
 "Ann Octo: 8. 1702. 
 "Ann Spt: ye 5. 1705. 
 "James Aprill 22. 1705. 
 "Mary July y^ 15. 171 1," 
 
 vn*. 
 
 [75] "Richard Thurlbourn Died October y^ 29 1693. 
 
 "Edward Thurlbourn Died Febr: y^ 12'h 1699. 
 
 "And Also Thomas y« son of William and Martha Thurlbourn 
 "who Died Feb: y^ 20'h 172! aged 17 months." 
 
 The Foregoing 4*, 5*, 6'h, & 7* Inscriptions are on Stones lying 
 in ye Chancel just without y^ Rails of y^ Coiiiunion Table. 
 
 VHI*. 
 
 " Hie juxta situm est Corpus Caroli Buxton Art. Bac. 
 " Aulae Clarensis in Academic Cantabrigiensi nupere Socij ; 
 " Roberti Buxton Armig : de Tibenham in Agro 
 " Norfolciensi Filij natu tertij. 
 " Obijt 20""° die Novembris anno Dom. 1682 
 " AEtatis suae 22^0." 
 
 The Arms on ye monum* are Quarterly, ye i^* & 4th Argent, a 
 Lion Rampant Sable; ye 2°<i & 3d Or, 2 Bucks Gules Lodg'd. 
 
 This Inscription is on a monument on ye Eastern Wall of ye 
 South Isle, about 7 foot fm ye ground. 
 
Inscriptions in S* Edward's Church 125 
 IX*. 
 
 " Near this place lie Interred ye Bodies of Judith Crask wife to [7S] 
 "Thomas Crask D^ of Physick formerly of S' John's Coll: She died 
 "on ye 4th of December anno Dom 1704. And also of Anna Maria 
 "Crask wife of D' Tho: Crask of Cambridge, Daughter of M"" John 
 "Wright of London; She Died the 31^11 of November 1706. And 
 "Tho: Crask Son of D^ Tho: & Ann Maria Crask. He Died 28 of 
 "June 1707 aged sixteen months"." 
 
 This Inscription is on a marble Monum* with a Festoon about 
 8 foot fm ye ground, on ye South Side of ye Southern Isle. 
 
 The Arms are, Sable, a Cheveron between 3 Flowers de Lis 
 argent, on a Chief Gules 3 Lozenges Or. 
 
 " Hie jacet Theophilus Dillingham Filius Thomae natus Ouer- 
 "Deane in Comit: Bedfordiae ejusdemq, Archidiaconus ; Praefectus 
 "Aulae de Clare: Denatus Cantabrigiae Nouemb"" 22: 1678 annoq, 
 "AEtatis suae 66." 
 
 This Inscription is on a plain Black Marble Stone on ye ground 
 near ye former monum' in ye same Isle. 
 
 Xlth. 
 
 " Near this place Lyeth ye Body of Owen Mayfield, Alderman 
 
 " & sometime Mayor of this Town, a Constant Asserter of Loyalty 
 
 " & a True Son of ye Church of England as by Law established, who 
 
 u r T A 1 Domi. i68f 
 
 " Dyed ye 27th of January Anno J- ^^^^^.^ ^ « 
 
 " By Him Lyeth ye Body of Sarah His Wife who Dyed ye 23"! of 
 
 1 Domi. 1684 
 "Aug:Anno}^j.^^^.^^^ 
 
 "Sanctus Amor junxit, vinxit numerosa propago, 
 
 " Et pia cura unit vivere, cura mori : 
 " Accipe Dissidium, uxoris post Funera, vitae 
 "Vir satur indoluit sic superesse sibi." 
 This Inscription is on a marble Monum' on ye South Wall of 
 ye South Isle. 
 
 The Arms are, Gules, a Cross Ingrayl'd Ermin, in Dexter & 
 Sinister Quarter each a CynqjFoil slip'd Or. 
 
 1 An obvious error, but so in the original. ' See IV. p. 123. 
 
126 Trinity Hall 
 
 [76] Xll'h. 
 
 "Owen Mayfield Dyed January y^ 27th 1685." 
 
 This Inscription is on a small Stone on y^ Ground in y^ same Isle. 
 
 XII Ith. 
 
 "Here Lyeth y^ Body of M"s Sarah late wife of Aid: Owen 
 " Mayfield who departed this Life y^ 23'! of August 1684." 
 
 This Inscription is on a Stone on y« Ground in y« same Isle not 
 far fm y^ former. 
 \77'\ XIV*. 
 
 "Here Lyeth y^ Body of Will: Son of Will: Marg': Bacon who 
 "Died Dec: ye 4* 1708 in ye 7th year of His Age." 
 
 This Inscription is on a plain Stone in ye same Isle hard by 
 ye former. 
 
 XV. 
 
 " Benefactors to the Poor of this Parish. 
 
 "Stephen Perse Doctour in Physick gave Six Alme Houses for 
 
 " Six poor Widdows and four pounds per annum to be paid to each 
 
 " of them for ever by ye Master & Fellows of Gonvile and Caius 
 
 "Colledge in Cambridge." 
 
 "William Herbert Cooke gave a Stock of sixty pounds to buy 
 " Coales or Wood for ye use of ye Sexton & poor Almes people of 
 "this parish for ever." 
 
 " Thomas Ellis a Pikemonger gave Six shillings & eightpence to 
 "be paid yearly for ever to ye Poor of this Parish by ye Mayor & 
 " Bayliffes of ye Town of Cambridge." 
 
 This Inscription is on a Table fixed in ye Church on ye east side 
 of ye Steeple just over ye Arch. 
 
 'Twas afterwards new done and plac'd over ye North Door. 
 See p. 118. 
 
 XVI. 
 "M.S. 
 "Viri apprime Reverendi Samuelis Blythe S.T.P. 
 "Qui Doncastriae in Agro Eboracensi Natus, 
 "Postquam ineuntem Adolescentiam in Auld Clarensi, 
 "Singular! cum Industriae Laude in Studijs Literarum posuerat, 
 " Statim a primo Gradu suscepto, maximo suo merito 
 "Socijs ascitus est. 
 
Inscriptions in S^ Edward's Church 127 
 
 "Exinde Juventuti Instituendae r^gi 
 
 "(Quae Illi brevi temporls spatio Plurima affluxit) 
 " Per multos annos sedulam cum navclsset operam, 
 
 "Tandem ad Praefecturam CoUegij 
 " Unanimi Sociorum Consensu & Suffragio Evocatus 
 " AEgre admodum vir praemodestus accessit. 
 " Dehinc AEdificijs Domus (quod maxime opus fuit) 
 "Extruendis, & Bonis ejus adaugendis Totus Incubuit, 
 "Atq, Illam simul Suis ipsius Muneribus et Beneficijs 
 " lisqj Plurimis et Peramplis Cumulare non destitit. 
 "Testatur Hoc Sacrum Dei Altare, Testatur Bibliotheca, 
 
 "Ipsa deniq, Loquuntur Moenia Clarensia; 
 "Quae Singula ut Ornaret, Instrueret, Perficeret, 
 " Nee tempori suo nee Sumptibus pepercit. 
 
 " In Publicis Academiae Munijs obeundis 
 " Procurator, 
 " Cum ab omnibus Fidei et Diligentiae, tum praecipue 
 "A Magno Hetruriae Duce (qui tunc temporis apud Nos 
 "Advena, Eum in Comitijs Perorantem audivit) 
 
 " Eximiam Ingenij Laudem Consecutus est. 
 " Procancellarius, 
 " Ut cuivis demum vel oneri vel Honori non impar videretur, 
 " Prudentiam, AEquitatem, "et in rebus arduis Constantiam 
 " Sutiio Istoc munere vere Dignam praestitit, 
 
 " NuIIeI non virtute praeditus. 
 
 "Pietatem, Humilitatem, & Abstinentiam imprimis coluit; 
 
 "Adeo Paucis Ipse Contentus, ut per totam vitam 
 
 "Sui pene Negligens visus fuerit, quo Posteris Consuleret. 
 
 "Nam Moriens, 
 
 "(Suorum interim eorumq, Plurium baud Imemor) 
 
 "Rem ad Sex Millia Librarum praeterpropter, 
 
 "Cujus ex proventu Advocationes (quas vocant) 
 
 " Perpetuas coemendas esse voluit, CoUegio Legavit. 
 
 ^, ..... . f AEtat. suae 79. 
 
 " Obijt Aprd 19, Anno -^ 1 u -,, 
 
 ■' '^ ^ (Sal. Hum. 1713. 
 
 "Abi Lector, 
 " Et Tantam viri Indolem, Tantum Exemplar, 
 " Cum Imitando non sis, Suspice & Reverere : 
 " Extat Haec Inscriptio Eleganti Marmore 
 " Incisa in Sacello Clarensi." 
 
128 Trinity Hall 
 
 [79] This Inscription of D^ Blythe is on a Marble Monument fix'd in 
 y« Wall at y« East End of y^ South Isle, wch is y^ Comon Burying 
 Place for Clare Hall, & was formerly ye Place where they used to say 
 their Prayers, before their present Chapel at Clare Hall was Built'. 
 
 The Arms on y^ Monum' are Clare Hall & his own conjoyn'd p^ 
 Fess. The D" own Arms are Argent, a Cheveron Gules between 
 3 Lions Rampant Sable, a Crescent for Difference. 
 
 XVII. 
 
 " Underneath lye the Bodies 
 
 "of 
 
 " Mf Samuel Newton, Alderman, 
 
 "Who Died Sept: 21=', 17 18, aged 8g years, 
 
 "of 
 
 "Mrs Sarah Newton his Wife, who 
 
 "died Nov: 5"i. 17 16, aged 85 years, 
 
 "of 
 
 "M"" John Newton their Son, who 
 
 "died Dec. i8'^ 17 19, aged 60 years." 
 
 This Inscription is on a Black Marble Stone in ye Chancel just at 
 ye Coming into ye Chancel from ye Body of ye Church. 
 
 XVIII. 
 
 "Here lieth the 
 
 " Body of ANN 
 
 " the wife of John 
 
 "Wood, who died 
 
 "Aprill the \i^ 
 
 " 1727." 
 
 This Inscription is on a Stone in ye Pavement almost in ye middle 
 between ye North & South doors. 
 
 [80] XIX. 
 
 "Sub hoc Marmore positae sunt Reliquiae 
 " Edvardi Clarke A.M. Socij ac Praesidis Aulae de Clare, 
 
 "Academiae autem hujus Bedelli Armigeri. 
 "Qui cum natus esset apud Stoke-Doyle juxta Oundle 
 "In Agro Northamptoniensi, Patre olim Presbytero Anglicano 
 "Ac Petrensi Socio, sub Tutela Samuelis Blythe S.T.P. 
 " In dictam Aulam concessit. 
 
 1 See pp. 1 1 8, 122. 
 
Inscriptions in S* Edward's Church 129 
 
 "Primam Juventutem ita effinxit, ut cum Ingenij vi, [80] 
 
 "Turn Gratia & Voluntate Amicorum, Morumc^ Elegantia 
 
 "Et Concinnitate, facile inter Coaetaneos emineret; 
 "In numerum Sociorum adscriptus, id Negotij sibi dabat, 
 " Ut sub Auspicijs Reverendi Tutoris, Collegij ^dificium, 
 " Opus jamdiu inchoatum, tandem absolveretur, 
 "Cujus Memoriae annuatim celebrandae, ob immensam 
 "Versus Clarenses munificentiam, Sexaginta Libras 
 
 " Perbenigne Donavit. 
 " Cum autem Sacra Domus adhuc Aulae lautior deesset, 
 " Trecentas Libras, ut nova extrueretur designavit, 
 "Ne minus Religione Aperta apud Deum, quam erga Homines 
 "Beneficijs clam erogatis, videretur contendere. 
 " Procuratorio munere maxima cum laude perfunctus est ; 
 " Bedelli vero, universo fere Togatorum consensu, vices suscepit ; 
 "Multum, vigente animo, ab Academia dilectus, vicissim adamavit, 
 "Quam Almam Matrem in Delicijs fuit appellare. 
 "Cum autem utramq, Academiam amplexus esset summa cum 
 
 " Benevolentia, 
 "Hujus certe surgentia Moenia praesertim exosculatus est; 
 " Centumq^ & viginti Libras lUustri operi promovendo 
 
 "Vel manente vita, vel Scriptis suis ultimis impertivit 
 "Vergente ^Etate, ingruente autem .^gritudine mortifera, 
 
 "Totum se Deo Optimo Maximo tradidit, 
 " Et Christianam Fidem, quam us(^ intimo corde receperat, 
 " Ducem sibi comitemque adscivit ad Vitam ^Eternam. 
 
 " Haec Dolens Maerensque Lachrymas inter & Luctum, 
 
 "Descripsit Robertus Greene Aulae Clarensis Socius, 
 "Pietatis ergo. Amicus de Amico. 
 "Ob. Jan: 13. A.D. 1726-7." 
 
 This Inscription is on a Black Marble Stone in y^ Vestry near 
 M"- Buck's & Mr Martin's, but not near M-" Worts's. (M"" Clarke in [80 a] 
 ye Minutes of his Will desir'd to be Buried near M'' Worts in S' 
 Edward's Vestry ; web was a mistake in M"" Clarke ; for M"^ Worts 
 was Buried in Great S' Maries Church.) What M^ Clarke left to y^ 
 University or Clare Hall, was secur'd to Both by his Sister M" 
 Margaret Clarke. See a Copy of his Will, also Minutes of his Last 
 Will &c. amongst my Papers. 
 
 D. w. 
 
130 Trinity Hall 
 
 [80 a] XX. 
 
 " H. P. E. 
 
 "Quod Tabes invida non abripuit 
 
 "JANAE Filiae JOANNIS KITCHINGMAN A. M. 
 
 "Generosa in Agro Eboracensi 
 
 " Stirpe Oriundae, 
 
 "SAMUELIS KERRICH A. M. de Dersingham 
 
 "in Comitatu Norfolciae Conjugis. 
 
 " Larem Paternum nimium Beavit diu, 
 
 " Maritalem, Brevissimum Biennium. 
 
 "Qualis fuerit Forma, Ingenio, Moribus, 
 
 "Quod nulla Fides Epitaphio, 
 
 "Ex Ore omnium Discas. 
 
 "Obijt Dirae Caniculae sub yEstu, 
 
 "Tertio post Partum 
 
 "Difficilem Novilunio. 
 
 "XXII Aug: 
 
 "Anno AEtatis XXXVIII 
 
 "Salutis Humanae MDCCXXXI 
 
 "Unicam Filiolam hue secuta, 
 
 " Renovationem expectans ad Aram 
 
 " Ubi Purae Mentis saepius obtulit 
 
 " ©TMIAMA. 
 " Quod tacet hie Lapis, Revelabit Dies, 
 
 Quae Marmore verior 
 "Suam cuique Laudem Tribuet." 
 This Inseription is on a Black Marble Stone in y^ Chancel near 
 ye Rails of y^ Altar. 
 
 XXI. 
 
 [80b] "Thos Drake died Dec"-; 
 
 •'ye 28th: 1733 Aged 
 "36 ys;" 
 This is on a Grave-stone in y^ Isle on y^ South side of y^ Church 
 near y« South Door. Thomas Drake was y« Cook of Trinity Hall. 
 
 XXII. 
 
 " Here lyeth the Body of Samuel Scarfe 
 
 "Alderman of this Town who died May 
 
 "ye 2d: 1734 Aged 27: And also his Son 
 
 "Thomas who Died November the lo"': 1729 
 
 "Aged 10 Weeks." 
 
 This is on a Grave-stone in y^ Body of y^ Church. 
 
Inscriptions in S* Edward's Church 131 
 
 XXIII. [80 b] 
 " Here lies y^ body of 
 
 "John Pyke Gent, late 
 
 "Town Clerk of Camb: 
 
 "who departed this 
 
 " life ye 3otii of May 
 
 " 1707 
 
 "Aged 40 years." 
 
 This is on a Grave-Stone in y^ Southside Isle of y^ Chancel. On 
 
 ye same Stone at y^ East end of it is this Inscription, viz. 
 
 " Here lies ye Body 
 
 "of Rachel ye wife of 
 
 "Mr John Pyke Townclark 
 
 "who died DeC: ye iifi 
 
 " 1731 Aged 60 y"." 
 
 XXIV. [80 c] 
 "Here lieth the 
 
 " Body of Martha 
 
 "Jortin who died 
 
 "April the 4* 1735, Aged 
 
 "LXXII Years." 
 
 This Inscription is on a Grave- Stone in ye Body of ye Church at 
 
 ye entering into ye Chancel. 
 
 XXV. 
 "Near this Place Lyeth ye Body of 
 "ELIZABETH HATTON Widow late Wife 
 "of CONIERS HATTON of Harborough in 
 "ye County of Leicester Esq"": & Daughter 
 •' of THOMAS BUCK of this Parish Esq"^. who 
 "Dyed ye 9* of Feb: 173^ Aged 52. 
 "And near y^ place likewise lyeth 
 "ye Body of her only Son RICH° 
 " HATTON of Trinity Hall in this 
 " University Esq"^ who departed y^ 
 "life ye 19* of Aug': 1735 Aged 24." 
 This Inscription is on a Mural Monument of White Marble in the 
 Isle on the South-side of ye Chancel. 
 
 9—2 
 
132 Trinity Hall 
 
 [80 c] Near ye said monument & over ye Graves of Mrs Hatton & her 
 Son, are Two Black Marble Stones, on one of wch are these words ; 
 " Here Lyeth the Body 
 " of Richard Hatton Escf." 
 
 on ye other these words, 
 
 "Here Lyeth y^ Body of 
 "Elizabeth Hatton Widow." 
 The Arms on y^ Mural Monument are. Azure, a Cheveron between 
 3 Garbs Or. Crest, a Hind Or. 
 
 XXVI. 
 [80 d] " ROULANDUS SIMPSON S.T.B. 
 
 (Gay wood in Com: Norf 
 & 
 Aberdaron in Com: Carnarv. 
 "et nuper e Socijs Senioribus 
 " Coll. Divi Joannis in hac Academia. 
 "Ob. Mar: 17: 1736 
 "I5X. 51." 
 This Inscription is on a Black Marble Grave-stone in the Vestry. 
 
 [310] FELLOWS OF Y^ COLLEGE BURIED IN S^ EDWARD'S 
 
 CHURCH, 
 
 As I find y™ entred in ye Parish Register. 
 
 M"" Michael Brisley Fellow of Trin: Hall Buried 18 July. 1592. 
 
 M"- Martin Bury Proct^ of Trin: Hall Buried Dec: 14. 1609. 
 
 Mr Wm Foster Fellow & LL.B. Buried Febr: 17. 1624. 
 
 Mr Wm Hotchkine LL.B. & Fellow of Trin : Hall Buried in ye 
 Chancel Apr: 27. 1629. 
 
 M"^ Robert Turner LL.B. & Fellow Bur: in ye Chancel und' ye 
 Coiiiunion Table Febr: 7. 1633. 
 r^i i] Charles Eden A.M. Buried in ye North part of ye Chancel Febr: 26. 
 1647. 
 
 John Boord LL.D. of Trinity Hall was Buried Nov: 23. 1684, in 
 ye Chancel, & his Funeral was on ye 25*. 
 
 Mr Thomas Bainbrigg Fellow of Trinity Hall was Buried under 
 ye first Stone going into ye Chancel Aug: 26. 1696. 
 
 James Ayloffe Fellow of Trinity Hall & LL.D. was Buried 
 under ye Second Stone going into ye Chancel May 5. 1702. 
 
Ministers of S^ Edward's Church 133 
 
 Dr w™ Tindale Fellow of Trinity Hall and Minister of S* Edward's [311] 
 was Buried May 10. 1712. (He was Buried near ye Vestry.) 
 
 Dr Brookbank (See amongst Simon Balling's Fellows) was [330] 
 buried in S' Edward's Churchyard near the South side of ye Steeple. 
 His Epitaph on ye side of his Tombstone there is as follows, 
 
 " Hie sepeliri voluit 
 
 "Johannes Brookbank L.L.Dr 
 
 "Aulae SS. Trinitatis Socius, 
 
 " Archidiaconi Eliensis Officialis, 
 
 " Dioceseos Dunelmensis Cancellarius, 
 
 " Humanitate, Integritate, Generositate, 
 
 " Conspicuus. 
 
 "Natus Oppido Liverpool, denatus Cantab^e. 
 
 "An.D. MDCCXXIV. AETATIS LXXIH. 
 
 "Per totam vitam YAPOnOTHC." 
 
 This Epitaph was written by D^ Bently Master of Trinity 
 College. 
 
 Di^ MAPLETOFT. 
 
 Robert Mapletoft Fellow upon Mouse's Foundation was oiiiicial of [308] 
 Huntingdon: He Travell'd for some years into France, Portugal, 
 & Italy, for His Health: He Dyed in this College, and was Buried 
 in ye Church yard in S' Edwards Parish Cambf near ye South side of 
 ye Steeple: on his Tomb-stone are these words: "Depositum Roberti 
 " Mapletoft LL.D. & Aulae S. S'^e Trinitatis Socij viri optimae in 
 " optimis, Celeste scillicet Regnum spectantibus, spei. Qui in Domino 
 "obdormivit Decemb: 3. An. Dom. 1716'. 
 
 " AEtat suae 32." 
 
 MINISTERS OF S^ EDWARD'S CHURCH 
 
 so far as I can trace y™ in ye Parish Register, &c. 
 Henry Byrd, A.M., Febr: 22, 1599 
 Ric : Cooke Regal. ... 
 Allen 
 
 [81] 
 
 Thomas Booth 
 
 Henry Pelsant 
 
 Paul GHsson 
 
 Henry Pelsant again 
 
 1 The Date on y= Stone is a mistake for 17 15. 
 
 
 
 • 1599 
 
 
 
 . 1600 
 
 
 
 . 1 601 
 
 
 
 . 1602 
 
 
 
 . 1632 
 
 
 
 . I64I 
 
 
 
 . 1642 
 
134 Trinity Hall 
 
 [8 1] William Lucking 1666 
 
 Mr Lucking was Buried Sept: 15. 1666. 
 
 Thomas Hughes Apr: I. 1673, & 1676 1673 
 
 Joseph Shipp Nov: 7. 1681 1681 
 
 Edward Bathurst, Fellow of Trinity College 1686 
 
 Iliff, Fellow of Emaii College ... ... ... 
 
 W"! Tindale, Fellow of Trinity Hall Oct: 8 1688 
 
 Thomas Macro, A.M., Fellow of Caius College, was Curate for 
 
 some time during D' Tindale's Illness. D'' Tindale Dyed 
 
 in May 1712. 
 W™ Allen, Fellow of Trinity Hall, was appointed Minister of 
 
 S' Edward's Aug: 16 1712 
 
 W™ Warren, Fellow of Trinity Hall, was Appointed by y« 
 
 Master and Fellows Minister of S' Edward's Dec: 22 ... 1716 
 [The list is broken at this points] 
 
 S. Hallifax, Fellow, April 3 1760 
 
 Ed. Gregory, Fellow, Dec. ... ... ... 1770 
 
 Ch.» Sundiford, Fellow 1776 
 
 Chr. Atkinson, Fellow, April 21 1781 
 
 Joseph Jowett, Fellow, Jan. ... ... 1785 
 
 [82] John Vickers, M. A. appointed Dec"" 26 1796 
 
 John Walker, M.A., appointed Dec. 26 1805 
 
 Samuel Berney Vince, M.A., Fellow of King's College ... 
 
 Richard Duffield, M. A., Fellow of S' John's College 
 
 Henry John Rose, B.D., Fellow of S' John's 1832 
 
 Fred. Hildyard, M.A., Fellow of Trinity Hall, appointed NoV 1833 
 
 Henry Robinson, B.A., Trin: Hall, appointed Jany ... ... 1835 
 
 Francis Shepherd, M.A., Fellow of Clare Hall 1840 
 
 Charles Upham Barry, B.A., Trin: Hall 1841 
 
 Edward Pickard, B.A., Trin: Hall (March 2Sth) 1847 
 
 Harvey Goodwin, M.A., late Fellow of Caius College (Mar. 25) 1848 
 
 John Lamb, M.A., Fellow of Caius College ... 1859 
 
 Frank Lawrence Hopkins, M.A., Fellow of Trinity Hall (June) 1866 
 James Eustace Prescott, B.D., quondam Fellow of Corpus 
 
 Christi College 1868 
 
 John Frederick Denison Maurice, M.A., Trinity College, 
 
 Professor of Casuistry 1871 
 
 [Edward George] King [M.A., of Sidney Sussex College] ... [1872] 
 
 ' William Redlington succeeded Warren. He became LL.D. and Regius Professor of Law. 
 = Carolus (?) Sandiford. 
 
S^ EdwarcFs Bells 
 
 135 
 
 Joseph Rawson Lumby, B.D., St Cath. Coll 
 
 John James Lias, M.A., Emm. College 
 
 Frederick Watson, D.D., S' John's College 
 
 James Pounder Whitney, M.A., King's College 
 Augustus Vansittart Thornton, M.A., Trinity College 
 
 [1875] [82] 
 1879 
 
 1893 
 1906 
 1909 
 
 ST EDWARD'S BELLS. 
 
 A Ring of Six Bells, y^ Ten"" weighing about Ten Hund w'. [72] 
 
 On the Treble are these words, CHRISTOPHER GRAVE [344] 
 MADE ME 1669 
 
 On the Second, IN TIMPHANIS ^AVDATE DOMINVM 00 
 1669 
 
 On the Third, IN TIMPHANIS TAVDATE DOMINVM 00 
 1669 
 
 On the Fourth, BTEFANUS TONNI ME FECIT W L 1576 
 DE BVRI aANCTI EDMONDI 
 
 On the Fifth, 0ANCTA ANNA ORA PRO NOBIS 
 
 On the Tenor, NON CLAMOR SED AMOR CANTAT IN 
 AVRE DEI 1622. 
 
 Upon measuring y^ Sixth Bell in S' Edward's Steeple, & the 5* 
 and 6"i Bells in Great S' Maries Steeple in Cambr I take S* Edwards 
 6* to weigh something more y" S' Maries s**" but less y" S* Maries 
 6*. Now the exact weight of y« Ten New Bells in S' Maries Tower 
 is as follows, reckoning 112 to the Hundred, 
 
 CC. Q. tb. [345] 
 
 06 = 00 = 08 
 
 06 = 02 = 06 
 
 07 = 01 = 22 
 07 = 03 = 22 
 09 = 00 = 05 
 II = 00 = 05 
 
 14 = 00 = 17 
 
 1 5 = 02 = 02 
 21 = 00 = 27 
 
 26 = CXD = 19 
 
 Total 125 = 00 = 21 
 
 I take therefore S' Edward's 6* Bell to weigh near Ten 
 Hundred w'. 
 
 I St 
 
 2nd 
 3rd 
 4th 
 jth 
 6th 
 7th 
 8th 
 9th 
 10* 
 
136 Trinity Hall 
 
 [34s] It seems y^ Charge of Casting y^ Ten Bells at S' Maries at 
 £ s d £ s d 
 
 S : 12:00 per Hundred weight amounted to 701 :Ol :00. 
 
 Before ye Casting of y^ Ten New Bells at S' Maries (wcfe I think 
 was in ye year 1723) there was a bad Ring of Eight, The weight of 
 wch was as follows, 
 
 
 cc. Qu'" tb. 
 
 I St 
 
 03 = 2 = 24 
 
 2nd 
 
 04 = I = 25 
 
 3rd 
 
 04 = 3 = 26 
 
 4th 
 
 06 = 3 = 07 
 
 5th 
 
 07 = = 10 
 
 6th 
 
 06 = 3 = 03 
 
 7th 
 
 14 = = 01 
 
 gth 
 
 18 = 2 = 00 
 
 Total 66 = I = 1 2 
 
 King's College Great Bells. 
 [469] In y« late Provosts (D'' Snape's) time, the Five Great Bells (most, 
 if not all of y™ being crack'd) were taken down from their old 
 Decay'd Bellfry & plac'd in y« Ante-Chapel, where they continue 
 still (a.d. 1743). I don't know what their weight is ; but the Tenor 
 [470! o*" Largest has been reckon'd to weigh about Seventy Hundred 
 weight ; but Phelps the Bell-founder told me, He thought it did 
 not weigh near so much. On y^ First or Treble are these words, 
 " In multis annis resonet Campana Johannis." 
 The Arms of France & England Quarter'd, with J.D: for John 
 Dogget, who was Provost of King's College 1 500, when it was new- 
 cast. 
 
 The Second has no Inscription: 
 
 On the Third, " Ave Maria Gratia Plena." 
 
 On the Fourth, " Per Atria cantabo laudes tuas Domine 
 
 " Laudibus celebrabo nomen tuum sanctum." 
 On the Fifth, or Tenor, " Trinitate Sacra fiat Hec Campana beata." 
 
 Edward the Confessor's Head. 
 
 [346] ^" *-*^^ North Isle there is a Head on y^ Wall Crown'd. I take it 
 to be Edward y^ Confessor's Head. The Crown answers well enough 
 to y« account given of it by M^ Selden in the 3<i volume of his works : 
 edit. London 1726. p. 265. Titles of Honour. Selden's words are 
 
Drivers House 137 
 
 these : " Edward ye Confessor in some of his Coins hath an ordinary [346] 
 " Crown of gold rais'd into Elowers de Lis." There is another Head 
 on ye wall in ye south Isle of y^ Chancel, with a great wreath or fillet 
 on it, but without a Crown: I don't know who to think this was for. 
 
 There is a House standing in Trumpington Street Cambr, & in [421] 
 S' Edward's Parish, on ye East side of Trumpington Street, & it is 
 ye last House in S' Edward's Parish towards ye North. This House 
 is Inhabited by Thomas Driver a Joyner, & is ye Property of M^ 
 Kerrich late Fellow of Benet College. In ye Chamber-window of 
 this House next ye Street, are Two Escutcheons with Arms painted 
 on ye Glass, i^' Escutcheon. Quarterly, ye i^t & 4th azure, a Fess 
 between two Lyons (or Leopards) heads cabosh'd in chief, & one in 
 Base, Or. The 2°d & 3rd pield a Lyon Rampant with two Tayls, 
 Or ; a Chief wavy Gules. The 2°d Q' has been broken & mended 
 again with a piece of a Crown, Or. The Second Escutcheon has 
 eight Coats; the 1=' of wch is ye same with ye ist of ye ist Escutcheon. 
 The 2nd is ye same with ye 3d of ye ist Escutcheon. The 3d is France, 
 viz. Azure, 3 Flowers de Lis, Or. The i^ is England, viz. Gules, 
 3 Lyons passant, guardant, Or. The S* I suppose, has been 
 broken & mended again with white glass. The 6* is ye same 
 with ye I St of ye ist Escutcheon ; only ye Chief broken & mended 
 again with white glass. The 7"^ England again ; only ye Chief 
 broken & mended again with other painted glass. The 8* I [422] 
 suppose has been broken, & mended again with white glass. 
 
 On ye outside of this House next to Trumpington Street just 
 under ye foremention'd chamber window is ye representation of an 
 Human head crown'd, & with a Long beard between two Angels 
 carv'd in wood in relievo. Under this at ye bottom of ye House 
 is ye representation of a Dragon or a Fiend, or Devil with Bats 
 wings & a Long Serpentine tayl carv'd also in wood in relievo. 
 
 The wideth of ye Front of Drivers House towards Trumpington 
 Street is 18 feet, 8 inches & an half It has exercis'd ye thoughts of 
 many a curious man in ye University to find out what Driver's House 
 was design'd for. I once thought y' ye Carv'd Crown'd Head under 
 ye Chamber window was design'd to represent ye Head of Edward ye 
 Confessor, as I thought That did wch is like it in Stone in ye North- 
 side Isle of S' Edward's Chancel : And there seem'd to me to be 
 sufficient grounds for such a thought, because S' Edward's Church 
 has coiiionly been taken to be S' Edward ye Confessor's Church. 
 But, it seems, ye S' Edward of our Church is S' Edward ye Martyr, 
 as appears from our Masters Book of ye Statutes of Trinity Hall 
 
138 Trinity Hall 
 
 [422] (see in that part of ye Book about M^ Goodknape's Fellowship : the 
 words there are S'' Edwardi Martyris). And if so, then y« Long 
 Beard will not suit S* Edward ye Martyr who was but about 18 years 
 old when he was kill'd, viz. A.D. 979 ; whereas it wou'd have suited 
 Edward y Confessor well enough, had it been design'd for him. 
 
 I am persuaded therefore now y' y^ Two Crown'd Heads, with 
 Beards, were originally design'd for ye representation of ye First Person 
 in ye Blessed Trinity according to ye old Popish unwarrantable 
 [423] custom. And I think it probable y* Driver's House was once 
 call'd Domus Dei (there were several such Houses call'd by that 
 name formerly in Cambridge) and that it was afterwards a sort of 
 Gild- Hall. The Gilds were Fraternities or Sodalities either for ye 
 promotion of Religion, or sometimes Mechanical Arts. These Gilds 
 sometimes got ye King's Charter for their Protection & encourage- 
 ment. They were frequent in ye times of ye Anglo-Saxons [see M"^ 
 Hearne's Appendix to ye Preface of his Book publish'd Oxf: 1730, 
 web Book contains Tho: Caius's Vindiciae Antiq, Acad: Oxofi, p. 76 & 
 TJ of his Appendix]. What I now say of this House, I ground upon 
 an Extract comunicated to me by M^ Blomfield late of Caius College. 
 Whence he had this extract 1 know not ; It is as follows. 
 " In Parochia Sci Edri. 
 
 " Domus dei olim domus Studenciu 
 "Postea fuit Dom^ Gilde Sa' Edri in 
 "Cantebr." 
 
 See some ace' of Gilds in M^^ Peck's Antiquities of Stanford 
 L. 12. p. 18, &c. 
 
 I find ye following words in M^ Baker's Preface to The Funeral 
 Sermon of Margaret Countess of Richmond &c. London 1708. p. 12 
 " William Bingham First Founder of Gods House, near ye place 
 "where Kings College Old Buildings now stand." 
 
 But I take this Gods House to have been a different one from 
 that mention'd in ye abovesd extract ; and by what M"^ Baker himself 
 has told me, I take ye very Building where ye Fellows of Kings 
 College now dwell, next to Clare Hall & Trinity Hall, to have 
 been it. 
 
 THE PERAMBULATION OF THE PARISH. 
 
 [447] The Perambulation of S' Edward's Parish is perform'd once in 
 
 Three years. May 23. 1734 being Ascension-Day, we went ye Bounds 
 
 of our Parish. We began at ye 3 Tuns, & set our Parish (Mark) over 
 
 ye Kitchen-door, then street door (Mark) Then M"^ Whiskin's House 
 
S^ Edward's Parish Bounds 139 
 
 (Mark). Then we pass'd on by y^ Peasemarket hill to Nevile [447] 
 Dawney's Wall (Mark). Then thrd Slaughterhouse Lane to Holidays 
 House (Mark) Then thr6 ye Garden between y^ Wall & y^ Ditch to 
 y« outside of ye Door near D'' Perse's Alms houses (Mark) Then by 
 y^ Alms houses thrd Freeschool Lane to a House at y^ back of M"^ 
 Mortlock's house where we set a mark as usual, but we see no 
 necessity for it. Then to y« corner of M"" Mortlock's Shop (Mark) 
 Then thr6 S' Edwards Lane & along Trumpington Street to 
 Wilkinson y^ Painters House (Mark) Then cross y^ street to ye 
 Mitre (Mark) Then thro ye Mitre to ye Back-gate (mark) Then to 
 ye White Horse back gate (Mark) Then to ye corner of ye Black-bull 
 back gate (Mark) Then ye Inside of S' Cath: Hall back gate (Mark) 
 Then pass'd by ye Hall into ye other Court, Staircase (Mark) Then 
 thr6 ye Gate, & on ye outside of Cath : Hall over ag* Queens College 
 Garden (Mark) Then to ye Provost of Kings College his Garden [448] 
 outside corner (Mark) Then Inside of Provosts Garden (Mark) 
 Then at ye bottom of ye Provosts garden (Mark) Then on ye out- 
 side of ye Wall next ye River (Mark) Then out of ye Garden into 
 Hampson's Lane & near ye River (Mark) Then we shou'd have gone 
 thrd ye old Brewhouse (but 'twas shut) & within Kings College Chapel 
 yard (Mark) Then Kings College Bridge (Mark) Then Blue Post by 
 Green Dicks Spring (old mark) Then Kings College back gate (Mark) 
 Then Clare Hall back gate (Mark) Then corner of Garret Hostle 
 Bridge (wctl is now rebuilding) to Trinity Hall back gate (Mark) 
 Then to Trinity Hall Stable gate (Mark) Then corner of Garret 
 Hostle Lane near Caius College (Mark) Then Trinity Hall Foregate 
 (Mark) Then Corner of Kings College back Cynder House near 
 Caius College's Porta Honoris (Mark) Then Kings College Fore- 
 gate (Mark) Then thro ye Provost of Kings Lodge to M' 
 Thurlbourn's old Shop (Mark) Then cross Trumpington Street to 
 Mr Snagg's door (Mark) Then thrd M^ Snagg's House, his Back door 
 (Mark) Just over agt this last mark is a Stone in S' Edward's 
 Churchyard-Wall. I am inclin'd to think y* that Stone was plac'd 
 there in ye Wall as a mark for ye Bounds of our Parish. From 
 thence to ye Three Tuns thro ye back door to ye mark over ye 
 Kitchen door, f™ whence we began our Perambulation about two 
 Hours before. 
 
 N.B. One Bottle of White Wine given us at ye Tuns and one 
 Bottle of White Wine given us at ye Mitre. Ale & bread & cheese 
 given by ye Minister of S* Edwards at ye Bench in our College 
 Backside. 
 
140 Trinity Hall 
 
 [449] Mem To be given by y^ Minister Twelve Halfpenny Loaves, Six 
 pennyworth of Cheshire Cheese, Seven Quarts & a Half of Ale in ye 
 Great Stone Bottle for y^ people in general, & a Tankard of Ale for 
 each Churchwarden, 
 
 THE FREE SCHOOL. 
 
 [72] Dr. Stephen Perse's Will bears date Sept: 27. 1615. He order'd 
 a Convenient House to be Built, & to be us'd for a Free Grainar 
 School, with one Lodging Chamber for y« Master, & another for y^ 
 Usher: The Master to be A.M. The Usher A.B. at least. One 
 Hundred Scholars born in Cambridge, Barnwell, Chesterton, Trum- 
 pington, to be Taught Free & no more. Six Tenements of one Room 
 apiece to be Built for six sev^ Poor Almsfolks, Aged, Single & 
 Unmarried, of y^ age of 40 years apiece at least, out of y^ Parishes of 
 St Edward and S* Michael in Cambridge, or in default of a competent 
 number there, of the Parish of S* Benet, To be plac'd there by the 
 D" Executors during their Life, & afterwards by his Supervisors fm 
 time to time. 
 
 £ s d £ s d 
 
 To ye Schoolmaster 40: 00: 00 p'' anii. To y^ Usher 20: 00: 00 
 
 £ s d 
 p"" ann. To each of y^ 6 Almsfolks 04 : 00 : 00 p"^ anii. To each of y^ 
 
 Almsfolks 1 2 pence on y^ Day of his Funeral, or else y^ Day after. 
 [398] In M'^ Buck's House in Free School Lane in ye Dining room are 
 Perse's Arms over ye Chimney-piece on ye Wainscot, viz. Sable, a 
 Cheveron between 3 Dragons Heads eras'd Ermin. The same Arms 
 at ye entrance into ye Little Courts before ye Free School & ye Alms- 
 houses. A Crescent for Difference. 
 
 PARISH REGISTERS. 
 
 [330] I find this entry made in ye Parish Register of S' Edwards. 
 " Elinor Gaskin said 
 " She lived fowscooer yeears a maid 
 " And twenty yeears and tow a maried wife 
 " And Tenn yeears a widdow 
 " And then she liet this life." 
 1650 "This was Elinor Bowman comonly caled the widdow Bowman 
 
 in'^yeS. "who dyed August the 17 and was buried decently in saint Edwards 
 "churchyard August 18." 
 [481] In looking over ye writings in ye Parish Chest in S« Edwards 
 Church sometime since I found 433 Marriage Licences wch had been 
 granted by D^ Eden, D"" King, M^ Goad &c. 
 
VII 
 
 COLLEGE ESTATES 
 
 as they were entred in ye Bursar's Book A.D. 1715 '. 
 
 [137] 
 
 LADY DAY 1715. 
 
 Rents not in Provision. 
 
 Walpool 
 
 Exning 
 
 Bures ... 
 
 Chelmesford 
 
 Long Stanton : Phipers 
 
 Wethersfield 
 
 .Wilson 
 
 Tenements 
 Chickens 2s. 
 
 Preston 
 
 Dennys 
 
 Spilman wiCt Brett 
 - M' Butler 
 
 Thompson Rent 
 
 Norman ... 
 iRay 
 ^Rant 
 
 £ 
 
 s. 
 
 40 
 
 00 
 
 13 
 
 00 
 
 13 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 03 
 
 06 
 
 03 
 
 00 
 
 02 
 
 10 
 
 02 
 
 00 
 
 02 
 
 10 
 
 02 
 
 00 
 
 02 
 
 CO 
 
 02 
 
 00 
 
 OI 
 
 00 
 
 01 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 08 
 
 14 
 
 00 
 
 06 
 
 00 
 
 02 
 
 10 
 
 01 
 
 05 
 
 01 
 
 00 
 
 d. 
 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 08 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 10 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 06 
 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 
 Rents Charg'd with y° Corn Rents. 
 
 D' Edens Lands at Fordham 
 Woods at Mutfords 
 Cotton Hall Rent 
 David's Springs ... 
 Drake's Entry ... 
 
 Wheat. 
 
 Due to Trinity Hall at Lady Day 171 5. Thirty-eight Q« Four 
 £ s d £ s d 
 
 Bis at o: 3 : 7 p"" Bi comes to 55: 03: 08. 
 
 Malt. 
 
 Due to Trinity Hall at Lady Day 1715. Fifty one Q's Four Bis 
 £ s d £ s d 
 
 Two Pecks at 01 : 03: 00 p"" Q'', o: 4: o p"" Q^ being allow'd for Excise, 
 
 £ ^ d 
 comes to 59: 05: \\\. 
 
 ' See the editor's notes at the end of this section, pp. 148—151 ; and compare with the 
 details given in the Declaratio Status CoUegii, pp. li\foU. 
 
 [137] 
 
142 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 Wheat. 
 
 [137] 
 
 1 Peck 
 
 2 Pecks 
 
 3 Pecks 
 
 1 B' 
 
 2 B"^ 
 
 3 B"- 
 
 I Coom 
 
 1 Peck 
 
 2 Pecks 
 
 3 Pecks 
 
 1 B' 
 
 2 -&^ 
 
 3 B"^ 
 
 I Coom 
 
 o: 
 o: 
 o: 
 o; 
 o: 
 o: 
 o: 
 
 o: 
 o: 
 o: 
 o: 
 o: 
 o: 
 o: 
 
 s d 
 
 o: 10} 
 
 i: 9i 
 
 2: 8i 
 
 3: 7 
 
 7: 2 
 
 10: 9 
 
 14: 4 
 
 s d 
 
 o: 8f 
 
 i: 5i 
 
 2: 2 
 
 2: loj 
 
 5: 9 
 
 8: 7i 
 
 11: 6 
 
 Malt. 
 
 
 £ 
 
 s 
 
 </ 
 
 I Q' 
 
 I : 
 
 8: 
 
 8 
 
 2 Q- 
 
 2: 
 
 17: 
 
 4 
 
 3 Q" 
 
 4: 
 
 06: 
 
 
 
 4 Q" 
 
 5: 
 
 14: 
 
 8 
 
 5 Q" 
 
 7: 
 
 3: 
 
 4 
 
 6Q" 
 
 8: 
 
 12: 
 
 
 
 
 £ 
 
 J 
 
 d 
 
 I Q' 
 
 I : 
 
 03: 
 
 
 
 2 Q- 
 
 2: 
 
 06: 
 
 
 
 3 Q" 
 
 3: 
 
 09: 
 
 
 
 4Q" 
 
 4: 
 
 12: 
 
 
 
 5 Q" 
 
 S: 
 
 15: 
 
 
 
 6Q- 
 
 6: 
 
 18: 
 
 
 
 [137] 
 
 Esculents at Lady Day 1715. 
 
 Mutfords Capons 
 
 ^ (Green Geese 
 „ .. /Capons 
 
 \Green Geese 
 Trumpington Capons 
 Newmarket Capons 
 Thompson's Chickens 
 
 Sum. 
 
 £ 
 
 s 
 
 rf 
 
 0: 
 
 10: 
 
 
 
 0: 
 
 10: 
 
 
 
 0: 
 
 06: 
 
 
 
 0: 
 
 10: 
 
 
 
 0: 
 
 06: 
 
 8 
 
 0: 
 
 03: 
 
 4 
 
 0: 
 
 03: 
 
 4 
 
 0: 
 
 02: 
 
 
 
 2 : 1 1 : 04 
 
 Norman's Chickens are 2 p9 at Mich^ 
 Day : So Esculents at Lady Day are ... 
 
 But entred at Lady 
 
 2: 13: 04 
 
 [138] 
 
 REDITUS COLLEGII IN FEST ANNUN 1715. 
 
 Lady Day 1715. 
 Reditus. 
 
 Money 
 
 Wheat 
 
 Malt 
 
 Esculents 
 
 Rents not in 
 Provision 
 
 Sum Tot. 
 
 Fordham 
 
 6: 13:4 
 
 S Q- I B> 
 7:6:11 
 
 6 Q'' 4 B'^' 
 7:9:6 
 
 Pease 
 1:0:0 
 
 Dr. Eden's 
 
 Rent 
 
 14 : : 
 
 £ s. d. 
 36 : 09 : 09 
 
 Moulton Reeves 
 
 3:1:4 
 
 2Q'^ 
 
 2: 17:4 
 
 3 Q-^ 4 Bi^ 
 4:0:6 
 
 
 
 09 : 19 : 02 
 
Lady Day 17 15. 
 Reditus. 
 
 Moulton Fletch' 
 
 Queenbury 
 Chalgrave 
 
 Woodalling 
 
 Triplow 
 Fulbourn 
 
 Cowling 
 
 Grove's Pension' 
 
 Mutfords 
 
 Bradbury Meere 
 
 Chesterton le 
 Hand 
 
 Cotton Hall 
 
 Newmarket 
 
 Chesterton Paris 
 
 Truinpington 
 
 Stewkley Farm 
 
 Stewkley Hospital 
 
 Money 
 
 0:4: 5 
 
 6:0:0 
 5:0:0 
 
 4: 13:4 
 
 4:0:0 
 3:6:8 
 
 3 : 8 : 10 
 0:4:5 
 6:0:0 
 0:4:5 
 2:4:5 
 
 2 : 10: o 
 1:6:8 
 
 I : I : li 
 o : 8 : 10 
 0:4:5 
 0:4:5 
 
 College Income 
 
 Wheat Malt 
 
 143 
 
 I B' I Peck 
 0:4:5! 
 
 4 Q'' 4 B'= 
 6:9:0 
 
 3 Q« 6 B'= 
 
 5:7:6 
 
 3 Qr= 4 B'' 
 
 \ Peck 
 5:0:9^ 
 
 4:6:0 
 
 2Q- 
 2: 17:4 
 
 2 Q"^ 4B'' 
 3 Pecks 
 
 3 : 14 : 4i 
 
 I fii I Peck 
 
 : 4 : 5| 
 
 5 Q"' 2 B"^ 
 7 : 10 : 6 
 
 2 B"^ 3 Pecks 
 0:9: loj 
 
 1 Q' 6 B'' 
 
 2 : 10 : 2 
 
 I Q' 4 Bi^ 
 2:3:0 
 
 I Q' 2 B'' 
 I : 15 : 10 
 
 0:5:9 
 
 6Q- 
 6:i8:o 
 
 5 : 15:0 
 
 4 Q'" 5 B'' 
 2 Pecks 
 
 4Q" 
 4 : 12 : o 
 
 4Q" 
 4 : 12 : o 
 
 3 Q" 3 Bi^ 
 
 2 Pecks 
 
 3 : 19 : of 
 
 2 B"^ 
 0:5:9 
 
 6Q- 
 6: 18 : o 
 
 2 Q*^ I B' 
 2:8: 10^ 
 
 3Q" 
 3:9:0 
 
 IQ' 
 
 1:3:0 
 
 6 2,^ 
 I Peck & ^ I Q' 2 Pecks 
 1 : 2 : loj I : 4 : 5i 
 
 46"^ 
 o : 14 : 4 
 
 I B' I Peck 
 0:4:5! 
 
 I B' I Peck 
 0:4:5! 
 
 •4--5i 
 
 2 6'=' 
 
 3:5:9 
 
 2 6"^ 
 
 3:5:9 
 
 5:9 
 55:3:8^ 59:5:11* 
 
 • See pp. 149—50. 
 
 o : 
 
 Esculents 
 
 Capons & 
 Chickins 
 o : 16 : o 
 
 Capons & 
 
 Geese 
 o : 16: 8 
 
 Capons 
 o : 10 : o 
 
 Capons 
 0:3:4 
 
 Capons 
 0:3:4 
 
 Rents not in 
 Provision 
 
 Davids 
 Springs 
 1:5:0 
 
 Woods 
 6:0:0 
 
 Rent 
 2 : 10 : o 
 
 Drakes 
 Entry 
 
 Sum Tot. [138] 
 
 00 : 14 : o7f 
 
 20 : 12 : 00 
 16 : 02 : 06 
 
 15: I :iii 
 
 13: 14:00 
 
 10 : 16 : 00 
 
 11 : iS : II 
 
 00 : 14 : 07I 
 26 : 18 : 06 
 00 : 14 : 03f 
 07 : 03 : osi 
 
 10 : 12 : 00 
 04 : 08 : 10 
 
 04 : 08 : 05 
 
 01 : 12 : 03 
 00 : 14 : 07f 
 00 : 14 : 07I 
 
144 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 [139] Esculents at Mich' 1715. 
 
 Mutfords Capons ... 
 
 Triplow Capons ... 
 
 Chesterton le Hand Capons ... 
 
 Fordham, Tho: Adams. Capons ... 
 
 Fordham, Weld Rabbits... 
 
 Chesterton Paris Capons ... 
 
 Moulton, Reeves Rabbits... 
 
 Ray vers, le Dolphin Larkes ... 
 
 £ 
 
 s. 
 
 d. 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 08 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 05 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 04 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 OS 
 
 00 
 
 Sum. 
 
 03 
 
 Rents not in Provision. 
 
 Walpool 
 
 Fordham, D' Eden's Rent 
 
 Exning 
 
 Bures ... 
 
 Chelmesford 
 
 Long Stanton, Phipers ... 
 
 Lord Alhngton: Quit Rents 
 
 Wethersfield 
 
 Cotton Hall 
 
 Dennys, Hand & Sword 
 
 Wilson... 
 
 Spilman wiS Brett 
 
 M' Butler 
 
 Thompson 3 Archers 
 
 Preston 
 
 Rectory of Long Stanton M' Manlove 
 
 David's Springs 
 
 Serjeants in Fordham. Adams ... 
 
 M" Norman 
 
 M" Ray 
 
 Drake's Entry ... 
 
 De CoH Corp. X" 
 
 De Ballivo' Quit Rents: Cotton Hall 
 
 Rant ... 
 
 Levinz's Woods, Mutfords 
 
 Suin. 
 
 40 
 14 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 13 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 13 
 
 CO 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 03 
 03 
 03 
 
 02 
 
 00 
 
 06 
 
 00 
 00 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 08 
 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 
 02 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 02 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 02 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 02 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 02 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 02 
 01 
 
 00 
 
 06 
 
 00 
 
 08 
 
 01 
 01 
 
 OS 
 00 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 01 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 01 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 01 
 
 00 
 
 CO 
 
 00 
 
 19 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 00 
 06 
 
 16 
 
 08 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 129 
 
 14 
 
 03 
 
 MICHS 1715. 
 Wheat. 
 
 s d £ s d 
 
 Thirty eight Q" two B^s three Pecks at 4: 6 per B^ ... 69: 00: 04^. 
 
 Malt. 
 
 £ s d s 
 
 Fifty one Q" two B's, two Pecks, at i: 6: o p>" Qr, 4 pr Qr being 
 £ s d 
 deducted for y« Excise 66. 14. o\\. 
 
 ' i.e. From the bailiff of the Manor. 
 
College Income 
 
 Wheat. 
 
 
 £. 
 
 s 
 
 d 
 
 
 
 £. 
 
 J 
 
 d 
 
 Peck 
 
 o: 
 
 I 
 
 % 
 
 /Q' 
 
 01 : 
 
 16 
 
 
 
 2 Pecks 
 
 o: 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 2 Q- 
 
 3: 
 
 12 : 
 
 
 
 3 Pecks 
 
 o: 
 
 3: 
 
 4i 
 
 3 Q" 
 
 S: 
 
 8: 
 
 
 
 Bushel 
 
 o: 
 
 4: 
 
 6 I ' 
 
 4Q" 
 
 7: 
 
 ^^■ 
 
 
 
 2 "B^ 
 
 o: 
 
 9: 
 
 
 
 
 5 Q" 
 
 9: 
 
 0: 
 
 
 
 3 B"^ 
 
 o: 
 
 13: 
 
 6 
 
 
 ^6 Q'» 
 
 10: 
 
 16: 
 
 
 
 Coom 
 
 o: 
 
 18: 
 
 / 
 
 Malt. 
 
 
 
 
 Peck 
 
 o; 
 
 0: 
 
 9|n 
 
 fQ' 
 
 01 : 
 
 06: 
 
 
 
 2 Pecks 
 
 o: 
 
 I : 
 
 7i 
 
 2 Q- 
 
 2: 
 
 12: 
 
 
 
 3 Pecks 
 
 o: 
 
 2: 
 
 5i 
 
 3 Q" 
 
 3: 
 
 18: 
 
 
 
 Bushel 
 
 o: 
 
 3: 
 
 3 y 
 
 4 Q" 
 
 5: 
 
 04: 
 
 
 
 2 '&^ 
 
 o: 
 
 6: 
 
 6 
 
 S Q" 
 
 6: 
 
 10: 
 
 
 
 3 B-^ 
 
 o: 
 
 9: 
 
 9 
 
 .6Q'' 
 
 7: 
 
 16: 
 
 
 
 Coom 
 
 o: 
 
 13: 
 
 / 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 145 
 
 [139] 
 
 Reditus 
 
 Fordham 
 Moulton, Reeves 
 Moulton, Fletcher 
 
 Queenbury 
 Chalgrave 
 
 Woodalling 
 
 Triplow 
 Fulbourne 
 
 REDITUS COLLEGII IN FEST. S^' MICHAELIS. 1715. [140] 
 
 Wheat Malt Esculents Rents not in Sum Tot 
 
 Cowling 
 
 Money 
 
 I s d 
 6: 13:4 
 
 3:1:4 
 0:4:5 
 
 6:0:0 
 5:0:0 
 
 4: 13:4 
 4:0:0 
 3:6:8 
 
 3 : 8 : 10 
 
 5 Q"^ I B' 
 9:4:6 
 
 2Q" 
 
 3: 12 :o 
 
 I B' I Peck 
 o : 5 : 7i 
 
 4 Q" 4 B-^ 
 8:2:0 
 
 3 Q" 6 B"^ 
 6: 15 : o 
 
 3 Q'" 4 B"^ 
 \ Peck 
 
 6:6:6| 
 
 3 0-= 
 5:8:0 
 
 2 Q'^ 
 3 : 12 : o 
 
 2 Q"^ 4 B"^ 
 3 Pecks 
 
 4 : 13 : 4i 
 
 6 Q'^ 4 B"^ 
 8:9:0 
 
 3 Q" 4B'= 
 
 4 : 11:0 
 
 2B'^ 
 0:6:6 
 
 6Q'^ 
 7 : 16 : o 
 
 5Q- 
 6 : 10 : o 
 
 4 Q" S B'^ 
 
 2 Pecks 
 
 6:1: 10^ 
 
 4Q" 
 5:4:0 
 
 4Q" 
 5:4:0 
 
 3 Q- 3 B>^ 
 2 Pecks 
 4 : 9 : 4i 
 
 Rabbits 
 0:8:0 
 
 Rabbits 
 0:4:0 
 
 Boar 
 2 : 10 : o 
 
 Boar 
 2:0:0 
 
 Capons 
 o : 10 : o 
 
 Boar 
 2 : 10 : o 
 
 Rents not in 
 provision 
 
 D' Eden's 
 
 Rent. 
 14 : o : o 
 
 David's 
 Springs 
 1:5:0 
 
 38 : 14 : 10 
 
 11 : 08 : 04 
 00 : 16 : 6J 
 
 25 : 13 : 00 
 20 : 05 : 00 
 
 17 : 01 : 09J 
 15 : 02 : 00 
 
 12 : 02 : 08 
 
 1 5 : 01 : 07 
 
 D. W. 
 
146 
 
 [140] Reditus 
 
 Mutfords 
 
 Chesterton le 
 Hand 
 
 Cotton Hall 
 Newmarket 
 
 Chesterton Paris 
 
 Trumpington 
 
 Newnham Croft 
 
 Stewkley Farm 
 
 Stewkley Hospital 
 
 Money 
 
 £ s d 
 6:0:0 
 
 2:4:5 
 2 : 10 : o 
 1:6:8 
 
 o : 8 : 10 
 0:4:5 
 0:4:5 
 0:4:5 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 Wheat Malt Esculents 
 
 5 Q'' 2 B'^ 
 9:9:0 
 
 I Q' 3 B-^ 
 3:3:0 
 
 I Q' 4 B"^ 
 2:14:0 
 
 I Q' 2 £■= 
 2:5:0 
 
 6 B"^ I Peck 
 ^Peck 
 I : 8 : 8i 
 
 4B'= 
 o : 18 : o 
 
 2 6"= 3 Pecks 
 
 : 12 : 4i 
 
 1 B' I Peck 
 o : 5 : 7i 
 
 I B' I Peck 
 o : S : 7i 
 
 69 : 00 : 04^ 
 
 Malt 
 
 6Q" 
 
 7 : 16 : 
 
 2 Q'= I B' 
 2: 15: 3 
 
 3Q" 
 3 : 18 :o 
 
 1:6:0 
 
 I Q' 2 Pecks 
 I : 7 : 7i 
 
 2B'^ 
 
 0:6:6 
 
 2B'^ 
 
 0:6:6 
 
 2 B"^ 
 0:6:6 
 
 66 : 14 : oi^ 
 
 Boar and 
 Capons 
 3:0:0 
 
 Capons 
 
 Capons 
 0:5:0 
 
 Rents not in 
 provision 
 
 Woods 
 6:0:0 
 
 Rent 
 2 : 10 : o 
 
 Drake's 
 Entry 
 1:0:0 
 
 Sum Tol 
 
 32 : 05 : 00 
 08 : 12 : 08 
 II : 12 : 00 
 04 : 17 : 08 
 
 05 : 02 : 05J 
 01 : 13 : 04 
 00 : 16 : 09J 
 00: 16 : 06J 
 00 : 16 : o6i 
 
 MEMORANDUMS CONCERNING THE COLLEGE 
 ESTATES. 
 
 [141] N.B. Beside the Estates already mention'd there are D" Comons 
 
 £ s d 
 Rents amounting to 63 : 1 3 : 04 p^ annu. For particulars con- 
 cerning y^ Estates see Archiv: Cott: Respective Drawers. Mis- 
 cellan: Vol. 1 & 2, Cowcher, Chest Book, Lease Book, The M^^'^ 
 Long Book of Accounts in wch are several memorandums under 
 D"^ Oxenden's Hand\ 
 
 Exning Estate Bought A.D. 1635. Ibid. 
 
 Chelmesford first in Cowcher A.D. 1 596. Ibid. 
 
 Terrae in Long Stanton, Groves Pension, Bradbury Meere 160 1. 
 Ibid. 
 
 Tenem' in S' Mich. Parish 16 10. Ten: versus Eccl: S'*« Mariae. 
 Ibid. 
 
 ^ And see pp. 148 — 151. 
 
College Estates i^'j 
 
 Walpool 1612. Ibid. [141] 
 
 De M™ Catcher p Terris in Moulton 20 1620. 2 postea, 
 
 £ s d 
 
 Moulton Estate lett by M"^ Shepheard for 72 : 00 : 00 pf annu. [482] 
 
 Ld Allington's Quit Rents 1639. Stewkley Hospit^. lb. [141] 
 
 David's Springs 1646. lb. 
 
 £ s d 
 
 Stewkley Farm & Hospital Rents p"" anft 24:00:00. lb: 
 towards the Latter end of y^ sd Long Book. Granted to Trinity 
 Hall 24 Hen: 6. 
 
 £ ^ d 
 
 Bures Estate cost ye College 540:00:00 A.D. 1646. D^ Eden's 
 )^ s d 
 504 : 00 : 00 was part of y^ Purchase money. 
 
 Fordham Mannour &c. purchas'd by Trinity Hall in y^ 6* year of 
 £ s d 
 Queen Elizabeth for 640 : 00 : 00. 
 
 In ye year 1701 a Map was made of our Estate at Mutfords. See 
 ye Map in a Long Wooden Tube in ye Treasury. The whole number 
 of Acres of Woods & Meadows, Pastures and Arable set down in that 
 Map and numbred, amounts to 385 Acres & odd Roods, beside ye 
 Coiiion Field Land wcii is not reckon'd in ye Map, & by ye Terrar 
 is 88 Acres. 
 
 A Copy of a Letter under Queen Elizabeth's own Hand & Signet 
 about granting a Lease of ye Manour of Mutfords and Turks to Raffe 
 Bowes, Esq^. 
 
 " ELIZABETH R. By y' Queene. Trusty & welbeloved We greete youe [430] 
 "well. Whereas humble suite hatha ben made unto us on y' behalfe of our 
 "Welbeloved servaunt RafFe Bowes Esquier one of our Gentlemen Pensioners 
 «yt yt would please us taddresse our favorable ires unto youe, that he might 
 "obteyne a lease at y' hands of y° Manour of Mutford and Turks within our 
 " County of Hertford : wcH (as we are informed) is now in thoccupacon of one 
 " Michell Meriton : forasmuch as we understand that at y° feaste of S' Michell 
 "next comming, or scone after, youe may by y° Statute of that your howse make a [43'] 
 " new lease of y° same unto any other parson : We lett you witt, y' for sundry 
 "good & acceptable services don unto us by our said Servaunt, we are willing to 
 " further is desiers upon all reasonable occasions : And therfore haue thought 
 " good by these puts earnestly to requier and praye youe (the rather for our sake) 
 " to graunte unto him a lease in reversion of y° said Manour of Mutford & Turks 
 "for 21 yeres, for such lyke reasonnable fyne, & with suche condicons as y° 
 " fermers therof heretofore haue ben accustomed to yealde for y° same. And in so 
 "doing (as youe shall pleasure a servaunt of ours, of whome for divers good 
 "causes we make good acceptacon), so youe may be assured that shewing a 
 " readiness to gratifie us herein aunswerable to our expectacon, we will not fayle to 
 
 10 — 2 
 
148 Trinity Hall 
 
 [431] "keep y" same in our good remembrance to your comforts hereafter as occasion 
 " shall be offred. Gyven under our Signet att our Manour of Otelanden y" second 
 
 "daye of September In y° 29* yere of our Reigne 1587. 
 
 " Ext', p Yetsweirt." 
 Directed thus 
 
 " To o' trustie & welbeloued the M' and Fellowes of Trinitie Hall in Cambridge." 
 See y° original in Mutfords Drawer in y° Treasury. 
 
 NOTES ON THE ESTATES. 
 
 [The substance of the following notes has been taken mainly from " ScaUu ad 
 " Cameram Bursarii adaptatae " "A New pair of Steps to the Bursar's Room," 
 compiled by J. H. Hall, Bursar 1808.] 
 
 Allington's Rent Charge : Dr. Harvey by will, 1584, gave the Angel Inn, 
 Newmarket, to his nephew Robert Harvey, the bequest being charged with an 
 obligation to provide a specified amount of charcoal yearly for the use of the 
 College, or in default, with a payment of £3. In 1639 it appears as Sir Gyles 
 Allington's rent charge; in 1730 as the Duke of Somerset's; in 1762 as Lord 
 Granby's ; in 1786 as the Duke of Rutland's. For the details of Harvey's will, 
 see pp. 259, 260. 
 
 Bradbury Mere: A close now part of the Mutford's Estate. It first 
 appears in the accounts for the year 1602, at a rent of 2s., which was afterwards 
 raised to 6/8. Now known as Puckeridge Mead. 
 
 BuRES : Estate bought by the College in 1646 for £S4°t of which ;£504 was 
 Dr. Eden's legacy (in addition to the gift of the Fordham farm). It was then at a 
 rent of £y). 
 
 Cambridge tenements : See Hewke's will pp. 237/0//.; Simon Dalling, pp. 227 — 
 30 ; John Puregold, pp. 232 — 4; Robert Goodknape, pp. 234/oli.; and Dr. Cowell, 
 p. 276; with notes below on "The Hand and Sword," and "The Three Archers," 
 p. 150. The tenement described as "Ray vers, le Dolphin," p. 144, is the house 
 at the comer of Jesus Lane. 
 
 Chalgrave : Bought by Dr. Harvey about 2 & 3 P. & M. It was a tithe 
 estate previous to the year 1796, when an inclosure took place, and allotments were 
 made to the College of 253 acres, 4 roods, 3 poles, in Chalgrave and 79 acres, 
 4 roods, 3 poles in Wingfield. On the Wingfield allotment there was a bam (the 
 old tithe barn) with other buildings. The old Bull Inn was bought for a farm- 
 house for Chalgrave at a cost of ;£8oo. 
 
 Chelmsford : First appears in the accounts of 1596, as " Diversorium vocat : 
 "Le Boars Head cum terris ejusdem," at a rent of ;£2o. In 1632 it is called "Le 
 " Boars Head nunc le Kings Head." Sold in Feb. 1807 for £2,^ 10. 
 
 Chesterton [Le Hand] : An estate of 80 acres with a tenement, given by 
 Dr. Harvey in 1562. 
 
 Chesterton [Paris] : 2 meadows and 50 acres of arable land and sheep walk. 
 See license of Mortmain, 21st Eliz. [1579]. 
 
 Cotton Hall : Dr. Harvey by will, 1 584, p. 260, gave to the College the manor 
 of Cotton Hall with other lands, to be sold and others bought, or to be held if the 
 
College Estates 149 
 
 law would allow ; charging the bequest with payments of £Z a year for the repair 
 of the causeway made by him from Paper Mills to Quy, and of £,i yearly to the 
 poor of Bishops Stortford and Littlebury respectively. Hall \Scalae p. 83] says 
 that the estate consisted of 60 acres called Cotton Lands and of the Manor of 
 Cotton Hall. This estate, the history of which is singularly obscure, is now 
 represented by a small allotment in Ditton parish, 4 acres in Teversham, and about 
 39 acres in Barnwell fields. 
 
 COWUNGE : The Rectory was bought in 1352 by Bishop Bateman for ^200 of 
 one Shardelowe, and appropriated to Trinity Hall. For Grovels Pension see below. 
 
 David's Springs : A close of about 10 acres in Braughin (Herts), formerly 
 leased by itself, but now comprised in lease of Quinbury. See p. 150. 
 
 Drakes Entry : [also Draxesentre.] See Willis & Clark, Arch. Hist, of 
 Camb. vol. i. p. 211, and Maiden, Trinity Hall, pp. 28 & 31. And see, among 
 benefactors, Petrus de Bitterling, p. 223: He gave "2 messuages and 7 pieces 
 "of ground, one of the messuages being called Drakes Entry." The house is 
 said to have been so called after John Drax a former owner. But where was it ? 
 Hall says in the parish of St. John Millstrete ; and that it was one of several 
 houses pulled down to make room for King's College and its chapel. [Hall : 
 Scalae, p. 75.] Maiden, following Willis & Clark, places it on the other side of the 
 College, where the north-east comer of the chief court now is. But in either case, 
 the property described as Drakes Entry in the accounts of 1715 cannot be the 
 same as the house and land referred to above. Hall states that in the accounts 
 of 1589 there appear lands described as " terrae in Cambridge Westfield" ; that in 
 1674 a lease of them was granted to Richardson, in which they are described as 
 " once in the occupation of John Drake " ; and that in the accounts of 1676 they 
 are entered as " Terrae in Camb'," with the addition of " vocat : Drakes Entry," 
 and so continue. The lands were exchanged in 1804 for an allotment — 7 acres, 
 I rd., in St. Giles's parish. 
 
 EXNING : Bought by Dr. Eden and the Fellows of the College in 1635 for ;£37o. 
 It was then let at ;^2o. Acreage 43 acres, I rd., 34 poles. 
 
 FoRDHAM : (i) Manor farm, or Feltons, bought by the College 6th Elizabeth 
 [1564] for ;£64o. 
 
 FORDHAM : (2) Bishop's Bam ; 80 acres. Given by Dr. Eden in his life- 
 time by deed dated 8 Jan. 1633. Bought for ^S°4- Let at a rent of £fli,. 
 
 Fordham : (3) Serjeants. A tenement appearing in the accounts of 1587. 
 First called Sargeants in 1598. Sold in 1815 to Mrs Dobbitts for ^375. 
 
 FULBOURN : Appears in the accounts of 1587, but not in the Declaratio status 
 CoUegii, 37"" Hen. 8., 1546. Rent ;£io. 73 acres. 
 
 Grove's Pension. A Clause in Cowling Lease granted to Francis Dickins 
 Esq. The Lease bears date Jan : 20. 1732. 
 
 "And also a Pension or Portion of Tythes of y' yearly rent by y° Particulars [46 1 ] 
 " thereof of six shillings & eight pence, sometime belonging or appertaining as 
 "part & parcel of y' Lands & Possessions of y° College of Stoak in y= said County 
 "of Suffolk now Dissolved (wcli Pension or Portion of Tythes was purchased & 
 " redeemed of Benedict Grove of Thurlston in y' said County of Suffolk Gent, by 
 " Robert Turner Edward Catcher John Blumfield & Christopher Wyvel Fellows of 
 
150 Trinity Hall 
 
 [461] "y° said College or Hall of y" Holy & Undivided Trinity) as by an Indenture 
 " bearing date y' 2"* day of February in y" four & fourtieth year of f Reign of our 
 " late Queen Elizabeth made between y» said Benedict Grove & Robert Skinner on 
 " y' one part & y" said Robert Turner Edward Catcher John Blumfield & Christopher 
 " Wyvel on y° other part more at large it doth & may appear." 
 
 Hand & Sword : A tenement in St. Michael's parish, Cambridge, first 
 appearing in 1610; then described as "The Bull's Head," afterwards as "The 
 "Hand & Sword." Sold in 1800 to Caius College. 
 
 Long Stanton [Phipers] : A close of i acre, 3 rds., 20 poles and 14 acres, 2 rds., 
 10 poles of common field land. Probably so called from the tenant. 
 
 MOULTON : Formerly three distinct estates : (i) bought by the College in the 
 reign of Henry Vlth of one Adeham ; known as "Adams," or "Adams & Reeves," 
 part of it having been bought of Reeves by Adams shortly before the sale to the 
 College : (2) bought by Dr. Harvey in Sth Eliz. [1563], known first as "Leachs," 
 and as Fletchers after 1598 : (3) bought by Dr. Harvey in 17th Eliz. [i57S] ; known 
 as Rumbelows. 
 
 MUTFORDS: Estate bought by Bishop Nicke in 13th of Hen. 8. [1522], in- 
 cluding in all 503 acres, 3 rds., 31 poles. Formerly let in three parts : (i) "The 
 "site of the Manor of Mutfords, together with a Toft called Turks and all lands 
 " belonging " ; (2) " Turks Wood " and several other woods, containing 58 acres, 
 2 rds. ; (3) a croft called Bradbury Mere : see note, p. 148. 
 
 Nkwmarket : The Red Lion Inn-house, garden, croft, and about six acres of 
 pasture, with nine acres of land in Wood-Ditton. First appears in the accounts for 
 1589 at a rent of £^. Sold in 1800 to the Duke of Queensbury. 
 
 Newnham Croft: Not mentioned in the Declaratio Status, though it 
 appears in the accounts of 1587. Said to have been given by Goodknape, but of 
 this there is no evidence. Originally consisted of lands lying in the open fields of 
 Grantchester, subsequently enclosed ; date of first enclosure unknown. 
 
 Quinbury : Estate bought by Bishop Nicke in 7th Hen. 8 [1516], including 
 a farm house, 40 acres, i rd., 27 p. of enclosed pasture, 70 acres, i rd., 38 p. of 
 enclosed arable, and 115 a., 2 rd., 10 p. of open field land. See also David's 
 Springs, now called Davies Wood : p. 149, note. 
 
 Stukeley [Hospital] : given to the College by Simon Dalling about 1443. 
 Estate consists of a Spital house and a close of 4 acres, and another Spital house 
 and a close of 2 acres. 
 
 Stukeley [Farm] : same date Q) : 7J acres of enclosure, 4 acres of meadow in 
 Bidwell Moor and 2 acres in Great Meadow, with 32 acres of field land. 
 
 Three Archers: A tenement in St. Andrew's parish Cambridge: probably 
 the house in Preachers Street, which first appears in the accounts of 1600. Sold 
 in 1801 to Mr. Haggerston. 
 
 Triplow [Crouchmans] : Formerly the property of the Crouchmans (about 
 1330) from whom it passed through the Winceslowes and Huntyngdons to Mordaunt 
 who in 29th Hen. 8 conveyed it to Johnson and Taylor. They may have acted as 
 trustees for the College, but there is no conveyance from them. It appears in the 
 Declaratio Status, 37 Hen. 8, p. 332. 
 
College Estates 151 
 
 Trumpington : appears in the accounts of 1 587, but not in the Dedaratio Status. 
 A tenement with 3 roods of arable land and i rood, 20 poles of pasture was bought 
 by the College 34th Eliz. 
 
 Walpole: Dr. William Mouse by will dated 30 May, 1586, after other 
 bequests gave the residue to Robert Hare, for charitable uses according to his 
 discretion. To the residue, which amounted to about ;£i,ooo, Mr. Hare added 
 £(xx>, and with it bought the estate at Walpole (8 August, 1599), which he 
 conveyed to the Master (Dr. Cowell) and the Fellows and Scholars of the College 
 for the repair of the roads in the neighbourhood of Cambridge, " et praecipue viae 
 "ducentis inter villam Camb. & villam Barkeway.'' The estate consisted of 208 
 acres of land without buildings, and was supposed to carry manorial rights ; but 
 this claim was disallowed by an award of 21 August, 1800. 
 
 Wkthersfield : For the advowson see p. 1 14. Henry Pelsant, Vicar, by will, 
 1677, gave to the College his house and its contents on condition that they should 
 be leased to the Vicar for the time being at six pounds per annum ; of which sum 
 £i, was to be paid to the College Chest, and the remainder divided among the 
 Master and others. For his will, &c., see pp. 287 — 8. 
 
VIII 
 
 MASTERS AND FELLOWS OF TRINITY HALL 
 
 REVERENDUS IN CHRISTO PATER GULIELMUS 
 
 BATEMAN 
 
 [85] Episcopus Norvic CoUegij sive Aulae S"*" Trinitatis Fundator Pius & Munificus 
 Dedit Custodem & Tres Socios circa annii 1350. 
 
 Series Custodum Aul: Trin^ 
 
 ann. 
 
 1. Robertus Stretton 13S0 
 
 2. Adamus Wickmer I35S 
 
 3. Robertus Braunch 1384 
 
 4. Henricus Wells 14 13 
 5.2 1426 
 
 6. [Marmadiike^humley.lBiskop 0/ Lincolnl 1429 
 
 7. Simon D'alling 1443 
 
 8. Simon Thornham 1453 
 
 9. Gulielmus D'alling 1471 
 
 10. Eduardus Shouldham 1502 
 
 11. Johannes Wright 1505 
 
 12. Walterus Hewke 1512 
 
 13. Thomas Larke 1520 
 
 14. Stephanus Gardiner, LL.D"". Episc: Winton. Suinus 
 
 Angliae Cancellarius, & Hujus Academiae Cancel- 
 
 larius. Obijt anno 1555. See D' Fuller's Hist: of y« 
 
 University of Cambr: p. 126' 1525 
 
 15. Walterus Haddon^ 
 
 16. Gulielmus Mowse" 
 
 LL.D>-es. Regn Eduar: 6. 
 
 [1549] 
 [1552] 
 
 ' See the Table of Masters, pp. 13 — 14. 
 
 " Warren leaves a gap in the list as shewn above, but makes no suggestion for filling it. 
 
 ■" Fuller, op. cit., vil. 44, p. 187. 
 
 * For details relating to Haddon, see p. 155. 
 
 ' For Fuller's account of the successive Masters during the period 1525 — 1555, see note 
 on p. 13. He states that Gardiner for crossing the Lord Protector, Edward Seymour, 
 Duke of Somerset in his project for uniting Clare Hall and Trinity Hall [see pp. 330 — i], "and 
 "other misdemeanours was outed of his Mastership, and first D' Haddon, then D' Mowse 
 "substituted in his room." [History of the University of Cambridge, vil. 27 — 9: p. i8o.] 
 Strype gives details. Haddon, who had been much employed by the King, Edward VI., in 
 
Masters of the College 153 
 
 17. Henricus Hervy, LL-D^. obijt Febr: 20, 1584 [iSS5] [^5] 
 
 18. Thomas Preston, LL.D., Procancellar 1589' [1584] 
 
 19. Johannes Cowell, LL-D'., Vicarius Generalis Arch Ban- 
 
 croft, Procancellarius Hujus Academiae annf 1603 & 
 1604, Natus in villi diet. Newland in Parochia Londkey 
 juxta Barnstable in Com Devon, Educatus in Collegio 
 Regali Hujus Universitatis, Admissus fuit in Custodem 
 Jun: 3. 1598 1598 
 
 20. Clemens Corbett, LL.D""., Cancellarius Cestf, Procancel- 
 
 larius Hujus Academiae 161 3, Electus fuit in Custodem 
 Hujus Collegij Oct: 12, Admiss. Oct: 15. 1611 i6n 
 
 21. Thomas Eden, LL.D"^., Cancellarius ElienS, Elect: & 
 
 admiss. in Custodem Sept: 4, 1626. obijt Jul: 18. 1645 1626 
 
 22. Robertus King, LL.D"". Cantianus, Cancellarius ElienS, 
 
 elect, in Custodem Oct: 28. 1645 1645 
 
 King resignavit Custodiam. De elect: Johan. Selden 
 
 armig. vid Miscellanea in Archiv: Cott vol: i'. 
 
 legal matters, was taken from King's College to succeed Gardiner as Master of Trinity Hall. 
 He was afterwards nominated by the King as President of Magdalen College, Oxford, 
 D' Oglethorp being ordered to resign that office. Oglethorp at first refiised to resign, but 
 gave way under pressure. The Fellows of Magdalen refused to elect Haddon ; nor did they 
 comply with the royal mandate until they had received two angry letters from the King. 
 [Strype, Eccl. Mem., n. i, pp. 361, 519, 530, 531; and Newcourt, Repert. Land., vol. I., 
 p. 444.] Mowse succeeded Haddon at Cambridge: "D' Mowse recommended to Trinity 
 " Hall in Cambridge to be their Master.'' July 20, 1552. From the Council Book [Warren, 
 p. 483; and Baker, Harl. MSS., vol. IX., p. 375]. Fuller adds that after Mary's accession 
 Mowse was ejected and Gardiner restored. \Pf. Hi., vii. 44: p. 187.] Strype \_Cranmer, 
 401] states that on Gardiner's death, Mowse who had been put out as a Protestant, " having 
 "complied with the Romish religion, became Master there again." 
 
 ^ For a letter addressed to the Lord Treasurer, recommending Preston's election, see 
 Baker, Harl. MSS., vol. ix., p. 129. Preston in a letter addressed to the same, August 
 1585, describes the state of the College: "There are stoare of other abuses, concerning 
 "chapell, hall, scholastical exercises, want of a minister, defects in statute, debts." Debt is 
 "desperate to be remedied": creditors are clamorous: "a small company of Fellows and 
 " Fellow commoners do owe the College 300" four-score and odd pounds," and the College 
 owes the town 148" 17=. Ibid., p. 130. 
 
 See also "Articles of Agreement," pp. 342 — 3. 
 
 ' The following documents are contained in Miscellanea, vol. I.: (a) Letter fiom the 
 Fellows of Trinity Hall to Lord Holland, Chancellor of Cambridge, ig"* August 1645, 
 requesting him to appoint John Selden to the Mastership of Trinity Hall, vacant by the 
 death of D' Eden [18]. (b) Order from the Parliament to remove the restriction imposed 
 upon the Fellows to elect a Master in favour of J. Selden, if he will accept; if not, generally. 
 Dated 15"" October 1645: signed H. Elsing, Clericus Pari. Dom. Comm. [19]. (c) Summons 
 to Df King before the Committee for the University of Cambridge [20]. (d) Petition of the 
 Fellows of Trinity Hall to the Parliament for leave to elect D"^ King Master, Selden having 
 renounced, [21]. 
 
 And see also Miscellanea, vol. in. [8], and Scrutinia, vol. i., i — 2: 28 October, 1645. 
 
154 Trinity Hall 
 
 [86] 23. Johannes Bond, A.M., Aul: Cath: Socius, elect: Mart: 7. 
 
 164s, admiss. Mart: 11, 1645 1645 
 
 See John Bond in Wood's Athenae Oxon, 1=' vol.' 
 
 24. Robertus King, LL.Dr, Reelectus & Admissus Aug: 2. 
 
 1660 1660 
 
 25. Thomas Exton Londinensis, Miles, LL-D""., Advocatus 
 
 Generalis, olim Hujus Collegij Socius, elect. Nov: 6, 
 admiss. Nov: 10. 1676 1676 
 
 26. Georgius Oxenden, LL.D^, Cantianus, Regius in Jure 
 
 Civili Professor, Dec: de Arc, Vicarius Generalf, 
 
 elect: & admiss: Nov: 8. 1688 1688 
 
 27. Georgius Bramston, LL.D^, olim hujus Collegij Socius, 
 
 (postea officiaHs Middlesexiae & Surriae) elect: in 
 Custodem Febr: 27. \'jo\ i7of 
 
 28. Dnus Nathanael Lloyd, Miles, LL.Dr., Advocatus 
 
 Generalis, elect: & adniiss. Jun: 20. 1710 1710 
 
 29. Eduardus Simpson, LL.D. & hujus Collegij Socius, electus 
 
 & admissus Custos Nov. 7. 173 5 173 5 
 
 30. Jacobus Marriott, Miles, LL.D., et hujus Collegij Socius, 
 
 electus Jun. 15 et admissus Custos Jun: 16 1764 
 
 31. Gulielmus Wynne, Miles, LL.D., Decanus de Arcubus, 
 
 e secretis Conciliis Regis, et hujus CoUegii Socius, 
 electus et admissus Custos 12° Aprilis 1803 
 
 32. Thomas LeBlanc, LL.B., et hujus Collegii Socius electus 
 
 et admissus fuit Custos 26° die Decembris in locum 
 vacantem per mortem Prae-honorabilis Viri Gulielmi 
 Wynne, Militis et LL.D. 1815 
 
 33. Herbertus Jenner Fust, Miles, LL.D., Decanus de 
 
 Arcubus, et e secretis Conciliis Reginae, electus 
 Custos Feb: 14, admissus fuit Feb: 18 1843 
 
 34. Thomas Carolus Geldart, M.A., et hujus Collegii olim 
 
 Socius, electus Custos Mart: 9, admissus Mart: 10 1852 
 
 35. Henricus Jacobus Sumner Maine, LL.D., electus Custos 
 
 Dec. 27, admissus Dec. 28 1877 
 
 36. Henricus Latham, M.A., electus custos Feb. 18, admissus 
 
 eodem die 1888 
 
 37. Edwardus Antonius Beck, M.A., electus Custos June 20, 
 
 1902, admissus eodem die 1902 
 
 • Wood, Athenae Oxon., ii., 115 — 8, j"* edit. London 1815. For the proceedings at his 
 election see Scrutinia, vol. I., 3, 4, and 7. 
 
Fellows of the College 155 
 
 Walter Haddon 
 
 " Walter Haddon was Master of Requests to Queen Elizabeth." [309] 
 Fuller, History of the University of Cambridge, III. § 18, p. 75. 
 
 I find these words following in Samuel Kent's Abridgm' of [365 & 
 Guillim's Heraldry, London. 1726. vol. i. p. 537. 482] 
 
 "He (i.e. Walter Haddon) died 1572, & hath a fair monument 
 "erected for him in y^ Wall, at y^ upper end of ye Chancel, in 
 "X'sChurch, London, with this Inscription. 
 
 " Gualtero Haddono, equestri loco nat, Jurisconsulto, Oratori, [366] 
 " Poetae celeberrimo, Graecae, Latinaeq^ Eloquentiae sui temporis 
 " facile Principi, sapientia & sanctitate vitae in id evecto vt Reginae 
 " Elizabethae a Supplicum Libellis Magister esset Destinareturc]^ 
 " majoribus nisi fate iinaturius cessisset : Interim in omni gradu Viro 
 "longe eminentissimo, Conjugi suo optimo meritissimoqj Anna 
 " Suttona, vxor ejus secunda, flens, moerens desiderij sui signum 
 "posuit. Obijt anno Salut. Hum. 1572. .^tatis 56." 
 
 There is no such Monument in y^ Church now, it having been 
 burnt in y^ Great Fire of London, A.D. i666. 
 
 GULIELMUS BATEMAN [89] 
 
 Episcopus Norvicensis CoUegij sive Aulae 8*^° Trinitatis Fundator Pius & 
 Munificus Dedit Custodem & Tres Socios circa a^d"' 1350. 
 
 Series Prima 
 
 SOCIORUM EX FUNDATIONE EPISCOPI BaTEMAN. 
 
 1. Johannes Hart, Civilista 1557 
 
 2. Petrus Wethipoll Admissus fuit Socius Jun: i in locum 
 
 Johanna's Hart 1572 
 
 3. Robertus Hervy Admissus fuit Socius Febr: 25 in locum 
 
 Petri Wethipoll 1582 
 
 4. Thomas Beech Ad miss: Apr: 3 atcjj iterum Apr: 30 ad 
 
 majorem Cautelam in loc Roberti Hervy 1596 
 
 5. Edmundus Framingham Elect: & Admiss: inter Fes? 
 
 Michs & Nat. in locum Thomae Beech i6i2 
 
 6. Gulielmus Hinson Elect: & Admiss: inter Fest Mich^ & 
 
 Nat. in locum Edmundi Framingham 1620 
 
 7. Johannes Levitt, Ebof, Elect: & Admiss: Apr: 17 in 
 
 locum Gulielmi Hinson 1629 
 
 8. Tobias Worlich, Buckinghain, Elect: & Admiss: vi 
 
 Regiarum Literarum Sept: 29 in loc Joh: Levitt 1633 
 
156 Trinity Hall 
 
 [89] 9. Christophorus Layer Elect: & Admiss. inter Fest. Jo: 
 
 Bapt: & Michs in locum Tobiae Worlich, LL.D. 1640 
 
 10. Johannes Clarke Elect: & Admiss: inter Fest. Annun. & 
 
 Jo: Bapt: in locum Christophori Layer 1647 
 
 11. Georgius Bramston filius D"' Mondefordi Bramston, 
 
 Milit:, Admiss. Mar: 24 vi Regiarum Literarum in loc 
 
 Dris Clarke 1672 
 
 12. Gulielmus Clerke Admiss: Jun: 6 in locum Georgij 
 
 Bramston, LL.D. 1696 
 
 13. Georgius Paul, jure Devolu? Custod competent, Admiss. 
 
 Dec: 26 in locum Gulielmi Clerke 1698 
 
 (Geor. Paul, LL.D. Vicarius General^ Cantuaf Regis- 
 trarius ad Facultates. Adv: Gen: Resign' N.LL.)' 
 
 14. Wharton Peck, LL.B,, Elect: & Admiss. Jan: 25 in locum 
 
 Georgij Paul, LL-D^s 171^ 
 
 15. Richardus Calvert, Londinensf, Scholaris de minori 
 
 form^, Electus fuit Socius in locum Wharton Peck, 
 LL.D., Nov: 3. & Admissus Nov: 8 173 1 
 
 [90] 16. Gulielmus Strahan Electus fuit et Admissus Socius in 
 
 locum Richardi Calvert Dec: 30. 1741 I7[4]i'' 
 
 17. Petrus Calvert, LL.B., jure Devolutionis Custodi com- 
 
 petent:, Nom'"s et Admissus Socius Nov: 24. 1753, in 
 
 locum Gul™> Strahan i7S[3]' 
 
 18. Johannes Bigge Thornton de Lawrence End, Herts., 
 
 electus et admissus fuit Socius Jan: 30. 1779, in locum 
 
 Petri Calvert 1779 
 
 19. Henricus Gaily, LL.B., de Lincolns Inn, London, electus 
 
 et admissus Socius 3*1° die Feb"' 1780 in locum 
 Johannis Bigge Thornton 1780 
 
 20. Jacobus Shipton, LL.B., de Lincolns Inn, London, electus 
 
 et admissus fuit Socius 25 Apr: 1784 in locum Henrici 
 
 Gaily 1784 
 
 21. Alexander Jacobus Edmundus Cockburn, LL.B., electus 
 
 et admissus fuit Socius 26'° die Mai: 1828 in locum 
 Jacobi Shipton (Hill) vacantem per cessionem 1828 
 
 22. Johannes Thomas Abdy, LL.B., electus et admissus fuit 
 
 Socius, [8°] die [Feb.] 1850 in locum A. J. E. Cockburn 
 vacantis per cessionem, jure devolutionis Custodi 
 nominatus 1850 
 
 ' An entry made by Sir Nathaniel Lloyd, Gustos. ' 1731 in text. 
 
 ^ 1751 in text. 
 
Fellows of the College 157 
 
 23. Edwinus Whitfeld, A.M., [electus]' et admissus fuit [90] 
 
 Socius die vicesimo sexto Decembris in locum Johannis 
 Thomae Abdy vacantis per matrimonium 1854 
 
 24. Lumley Smith, A.B., S.C.L., jure devolutionis Custodi 
 
 nominatus et admissus Socius fuit die vicesimo secundo 
 Junii 1857 in locum Edwini Whitfeld vacantem per 
 matrimonium 1857 
 
 25. Johannes Mason Lightwood, A.B., electus est Socius die 
 
 26™° Decembris et admissus est die 28™° in locum 
 Lumley Smith vacantis per matrimonium 1874 
 
 26. Jacobus Carpenter Nicol, A.B., electus et admissus fuit 
 
 Socius die 18° Junii, 1887, in locum Johannis Mason 
 Lightwood vacantis secundum statuta coUegii 1887 
 
 27. Arthurus Gulielmus Charles, A.B., electus et admissus 
 
 fuit Socius die ii™° Januarii 1895 in locum Jacobi 
 
 Carpenter Nicol vacantis secundum statuta coUegii 1895 [91] 
 
 28. Arthurus Cyrilius Webb Aldis, A.B., electus et admissus 
 
 fuit Socius die 8^° Junii 1901 in locum Arthuri 
 Gulielmi Charles, A.B., vacantis \secunduin\ statuta 
 CoUegii 1901 
 
 29. Franc. Armitage Potts, M.A., electus et admissus fuit 
 
 Socius die Xllio Junii 1908 in locum Arturi Cyrilii 
 Webb Aldis vacantem secundum statuta CoUegii 1908 
 
 GULIELMUS BATEMAN 
 
 Episcopus Norvicensis Collegij sive Aulae 8*^° Trinitatis Fundator Pius & [93] 
 Munificus Dedit Custodem et Tres Socios circa a.d. 1350. 
 
 Series Secunda 
 
 SOCIORUM EX FUNDATIONE EPISCOPI BATEMAN. 
 
 1. W. Jevry, Civilista I5S7 
 
 2. Jo. Hainond, Canonista ex Fundatione Episcopi Nicke 
 
 migravit Maij 28 in locum W. Jevry 1 564 
 
 3. Jo. Gardiner Admiss. fuit Socius Jun: 21 in locum 
 
 D. Hainond I574 
 
 4_ Dnus Woodhouse Admiss. Oct: 23 in locum D™ Gardiner 1584 
 5. Michael Brysly, LL.B. Elect : & Admiss. Jan : 16 in locum 
 
 D°" Woodhouse i590 
 
 ' ' Electus ' struck out in text. 
 
158 Trinity Hall 
 
 [93] 6. Robertus Naunton A.M. Admiss. Dec: 2 in locum 
 
 Michaelis Brysley ^592 
 
 Johannes Knivett Elect: & Admiss. inter Fest. Annun. 
 
 & Joh. Bapt. in locum Rob" Naunton 1616 
 
 Richardus Pickys Elect: et Admiss. inter Fest. Jo. Bapt. 
 
 et Michs in locum Johannis Knivett 1624 
 
 Johannes Cardye, Hertford, (vi Literaru Regiaru) Elect: 
 
 & Admiss. circa 6, 7, vel 8 Oct: in locu Rich<i' Pickys 1629 
 
 10. Paulus Glisson, Dorcesf, Elect. & Admiss. Sept: 3 in 
 
 locum Johannis Cardye qui Uxorem duxerat 1633 
 
 11. Samuel Bond Elect. & Admiss. inter Fest. Annun: & Jo. 
 
 Bapt: in locum Pauli Glisson 1646 
 
 12. Gulielmus Dickins Elect: et Admiss. inter Fest Annun. 
 
 & Jo. Bapt. in locum Samuelis Bond 1649 
 
 13. Suetonius Parry Admiss. Jul. 21 in locum Gulielmi 
 
 Dickins vacan? per Resignationes praefati Dickins & 
 
 Fran: Coell prius Admiss. in eundem locum' 1668 
 
 14. Johannes Sudbury, Essex, Elect. & Admiss. Jun: 5. in 
 
 locum Suetonij Parry 1680 
 
 15. Gulielmus Clements, Londinensf, Elect. & Admiss. 
 
 Mar: 20 in locum Johannis Sudbury i68| 
 
 16. Franciscus Dickins de Ripplington in Com Han? Elect: 
 
 & Admiss. Jan: 23 in locum D"s Clements. D"" Dickins 
 postea Professor Regius in Jure Civili 170^ 
 
 [94] 17- Gulielmus Wynne, LL.B., Electus et Admissus Socius in 
 
 locum D"s Dickins, Jun" 28^° 1755 1755 
 
 18. Carolus Beevor LL.B., filius Johannis Beevor M.D. de 
 Norvico, jure devolutionis Custodi competent, nomina- 
 tus et admissus Soc: in locum Gulielmi Wynne, LL.D. 
 Militis, Decani de Arcubus, e secretis consiliis Regis, 
 et hujus Collegii Custodis 1803 
 
 C. Beevor per Litt Regg. nomen Lombe acquisivit 
 
 J 
 
 ' Francis Coell was elected to this Fellowship in succession to Dickins. But the Earl of 
 Manchester, Chancellor of the University, in a letter dated 14 July, 1668, directed the Master 
 and Fellows of Trinity Hall to elect Suetonius Parry a Fellow in place of Coell, who was to 
 be elected to the next vacancy. Coell resigned on 26 July, 1668, and was elected again, but 
 this time on Nikke's foundation, and admitted on 3rd November, 1669. See p. 175 (8). 
 Lord Manchester's letter and Coell's resignation are preserved in the first volume of Scrutinia: 
 Letters Mandatory for Coell, vol. I., 28—29: 26 June, 1668. Letters Mandatory for Parry 
 (Coell to resign), ibid. 30, 31 : 16 July, 1668. Coell's resignation, ibid. 32. Letters Man- 
 datory for Coell, ibid. 34, 35 : 30 October, 1669. Also in Baker, Harhian MSS., vol. IX. 
 P- 371- 
 
Fellows of the College 1 59 
 
 19. Thomas Blake, LL.D., Jure devolutionis Custodi [94] 
 
 competente, nominatus est 3° die Julii, et admissus 
 4'° die, Socius in locum vacantem per cessionem Caroli 
 Beevor 18 17 
 
 20. Edwardus Antonius Beck B.A. Jure devolutionis Custodi 
 
 competente, nominatus est undevicesimo die Junii, et 
 admissus eodem die, Socius in locum vacantem per 
 mortem Thomae Blake 1871 
 
 21. Thomas Thornely, M.A., LL.M., electus est Socius 
 
 16 Januarii 1903 et eodem die admissus in loco 
 Edwardi A. Beck nuper electi Custodis [1903] 
 
 GULIELMUS BATEMAN 
 
 Episcopus Norvicensis CoUegij sive Aulae S**' Trinitatis Fundator Pius & [97] 
 Munificus Dedit Custodem & Tres Socios circa A.D. 1350. 
 
 Series Tertia 
 SociORUM ex fundatione Episcopi Bateman. 
 
 1. W. Goldyng, Canonista 1557 
 
 2. W. Leche, Elect: in locum W. Goldyng, Mar: 25. 1560, 
 
 atq, iterum elect: Oct: 24. 1561 1561 
 
 3. Jo. Warner Admiss: Dec. 24 in locu W. Leche 1569 
 
 4. H. Whetcroft Admiss. in locii Jo. Warner Jun: 21. 1574 
 
 5. Johannes Butts, A.M. Admiss. in locii Henr: Wheatcroft 
 
 Jun: 21 1592 
 
 6. Thomas Eden Admiss. in locu Joh: Butts, LL.D., 
 
 JuHj 10 1599 
 
 7. Georgius Sherman Elect. & Admiss. Sept: 4 in locu 
 
 Thomae Eden eodem die Electi & Admissi in 
 Custodem 1626 
 
 8. Jacobus Wood, Dorces!, Elect. & Admiss. inter Fest. 
 
 Annun: & Jo. Bapt. in locii Georgij Sherman 1634 
 
 9. Robertus Twells Elect. & Admiss. inter Fest. Jo: Bapt: 
 
 & Michs in locii Jacobi Wood 1644 
 
 10. Thomas Exton Elect. & Admiss. Maij 19 in locum Rob'' 
 
 Twells 1651 
 
 11. Radulphus Davenant, Dorces?, A.M. Elect. Jan: 25 & 
 
 Admiss. Jan: 27 in locum D"^ Exton 1663 
 
i6o Trinity Hall 
 
 [97] 12. Josephus Ship, Cantabr, A.B. Jure Devolutionis Custodi 
 competen?, Admiss. Febr: 15 in locum tunc vacan? 
 pf Resignationem Radulphi Davenant, Presbyteri 1669 
 
 13. Mauritius Vaughan, A.M. Elect. & Admiss. Aug: 29 in 
 locum tunc vacantem per Cessionem & Resignationem 
 Josephi Ship, Presbyteri 1685 
 
 [308] Maurice Vaughan was afterwards Canon of Windsor. 
 
 [97] 14. Gulielmus Allen LL.B. migravit de loco suo ex fundatione 
 Simonis Bailing in locii Mauritii Vaughan, Presbyteri 
 Jan: 16 169I 
 
 15. Gulielmus Crowe A.B., Herefordens., Elect: & Admiss. 
 
 Jan: 26 in locum Gulielmi Allen, LL.D., Presbyteri 17 if 
 
 [98] 16. Philippus Nicholls, de Mancestrii in Com Lancastr, 
 A.M., Coll. .iEnei Nasi, Oxon, Jure Devolutionis 
 Custodi competen?, nominatus Apr: 29 & Maij 2 
 Admissus fuit Socius in locum Gulielmi Crowe, A.M., 
 Presbyteri 1723 
 
 Philippus Nichols, Clericus, LL.D., hujus CoUegij Socius, 
 propter demerita, a Collegio et Collegij comedo ex- 
 clusus, amotus, & expulsus fuit, juxta sententiam 
 Custodis et Sociorum Collegij Aug: 4, 1731' 
 
 17. Wadham Knatchbull, LL.B., filius D°i Edvardi Knatch- 
 
 bull nuper de Mersham Hatch in Coin Cantij, Baronetti, 
 Electus fuit Socius in locum Philippi Nichols Presbyteri 
 Nov: 3. Admissus Dec: 20 1731 
 
 18. Gulielmus Ridlington Electus fuit Socius in locum 
 
 Wadh. Knatchbull Febr: 28, I73f et Admissus Mar: 19, 
 
 i73f _ _ _ i73f 
 
 19. Edvardus Gregory Electus & Admissus fuit Socius in 
 
 locum vacantem per mortem Gulielmi Ridlington 
 
 Nov: 30. 1770' 1770 
 
 20. Carolus Sandiford electus et admissus fuit Socius in 
 
 locum Edvardi Gregory 1776 
 
 21. Christophorus Atkinson A.M., de Thorp Arch, Com. 
 
 Ebor., electus et admissus fuit Socius 21™° die Aprilis 
 
 A.D. 1781™° in locum Caroli Sandiford 1781 
 
 22. Francescus Johannes Hyde Wollaston, A.B., Londinensis, 
 
 electus et admissus fuit Socius 21™° die Octobris 
 
 A.D. 1785'° in locum Christophori Atkinson 1785 
 
 ' See p. 217. ' See p. 162. 
 
Fellows of the College i6i 
 
 23. Johannes Vickers, A.M., Ebors, electus & admissus fuit [98] 
 
 Socius 5*0 die Nov. 1793 in locum Johannis Hyde 
 Wollaston^ 1793 
 
 24. Geo. Howes, A.M.,. . . Jure devolutionis Cust. compet:, [99] 
 
 nominatus ii""' Feb': et admissus fuit Soc: 13° Feb. 
 
 1804 in locum Johannis Vickers 1804 
 
 25. Jacobus Gulielmus Geldart, LL.B., Aul. Cath. Socius, 
 
 nuper Aul. Trin. Scholaris, filius natu maximus Jacobi 
 Geldart, Rectoris de Kirk Deighton in Comit. Ebon, 
 Jure devolutionis Custodi competente, nominatus et 
 admissus fuit Socius 4'° die Octob: 1809 in locum 
 Georgii Howes ad Beneficium de Kentford cumGazeley 
 vocati 1809 
 
 26. Georgius Walsh Hallam, LL.B., electus Socius 27'no die 
 
 Decembris et admissus est die prox. seq. in locum 
 Jacobi Gulielmi Geldart, LL.D., vacantem per 
 Cessionem 1821 
 
 27. Gulielmus Hildyard, A.M., Presbyter, filius primogenitus 
 
 Gul. Hildyard Rectoris de Winestead in com. Ebor., 
 Coll. S.S. Trin. Sacellanus, electus fuit Socius 26'° 
 die Aprilis et admissus die prox. sequ. in locum 
 Georgii Walsh Hallam, LL.B., vacantem per Ces- 
 sionem 1824 
 
 28. Fredericus Hildyard, A.M., Coll. S.S. Trin., Gulielmi 
 
 Hildyard, Rectoris de Winestead in com. Ebor. Filius 
 natu quintus. Jure devolutionis Custodi competente, 
 nominatus Socius S'° die Januarii, 21° admissus, in 
 locum Gulielmi Hildyard vacantem per cessionem 1832 
 
 29. Gulielmus Marsh, B.A., e Coll. Caii et Gonville, Gulielmi 
 
 Coxhead Marsh armigeri de Gaynes Park Hall in 
 com. Essex filius natu secundus, electus est Socius 
 vicesimo die Aprilis, admissus die 2° Maii in locum 
 Frederici Hildyard vacantem per cessionem 1840 
 
 30. Leslie Stephen, B.A., Jure devolutionis Custodi com- [100] 
 
 petente, nominatus est et admissus Socius in locum 
 Gulielmi Marsh ad beneficium de Wethersfield vocati, 
 vicesimo nono die Aprilis 1856 1856 
 
 31. Eduardus Carpenter, B.A., electus Socius 13""° die Junii, 
 
 1868, et admissus die 15™° ejusdem mensis in locum 
 Leslie Stephen vacantis per matrimonium 1868 
 
 ' See p. 162. 
 D, W. II 
 
1 62 Trinity Hall 
 
 [lOo] 32. Edvardus Lovett Henn, B.A., electus Socius i2°»° die 
 Junii, 1875, et admissus eodem die ejusdem mensis in 
 locum Eduardi Carpenter vacantem per cessionem [1875] 
 
 33. Carolus Farquhar Findlay, B.A., electus Socius 27'"° die 
 
 Decembris 1876 et admissus eodem ejusdem mensis 
 in locum Eduardi Henn, B.A., vacantem per transla- 
 tionem [1876] 
 
 34. Gualterus Georgius Bell, B.A., electus Socius 27""° die 
 
 Decembris 1879 et admissus 29'no die in locum Caroli 
 Farquhar Findlay, B.A., vacantem per translationem [1879] 
 
 Dr Gregory. 
 
 [471] Upon the death of D-" Ridlington, D-" Marriott the Master, having 
 assumed the right of fixing the time for a new Election, the Fellows 
 in his absence proceeded, before the day appointed by him, to Elect 
 D"" Gregory who was accordingly admitted by Francis Simpson the 
 Senior Fellow in College, there being no Locum Tenens. An appli- 
 cation was in consequence made to the Court of K.B. by D"' Marriott 
 for an information in the nature of a Quo Warranto against D"" Gregory 
 to shew by what authority he claimed to be Fellow of Trinity Hall. 
 In the application it was stated that the Election took place before 
 the time appointed by the Master, and without any previous notice 
 being given to him, that he ought to have been waited for as his 
 presence was of necessity required at every Election, that the time 
 limited by the statutes for the Fellows to proceed to Election had 
 expired, and that D"" Gregory had never been admitted by the said 
 Master or his Deputy commissioned for that purpose. But upon the 
 whole merits of the case L'^ Mansfield C.J. was clearly of opinion 
 that D'' Gregory was duly chosen according to the Statutes and that 
 he was properly admitted. See the M.S.S. copies of the Proceedings 
 in the Library. The case is also reported in a note in 4 T.R. 
 pag. 240 note & pag. 244. 
 
 John Vickers. 
 [471] ^"^ WoUaston having vacated his Fellowship in August 1793 
 M"^ Wrangham a member of the House, formerly a scholar de minori 
 forma, and M"' Vickers fellow of Queens College were candidates for 
 the vacant Fellowship. M^ Vickers was elected, upon which a suit 
 was instituted against the College by M^ Wrangham. See Vesey 
 Jun. Vol. 2. [2 Ves. & Bear 609.] The Briefs and other Papers are 
 preserved in the Library. 
 
Fellows of the College 163 
 
 SIMON BALLING [loi] 
 
 Addidit Duos Socios Canonistas circa A.D. 1453. 
 
 Series Prima 
 
 SOCIORUM EX FUNDATIONE SiMONIS DALLING'. 
 
 1. W. Smith Canontsta 1557 
 
 2. Robertus Cotton Elect: in locu W. Smith Maij 28 1564 
 
 3. Thomas Haiiiond Admiss. in locu Roberti Cotton Aug: 16 1566 
 
 4. Gabriel Hervy, A.M., Famosus, Elect: & Admiss. in locu 
 
 Thomae Hamond Dec: 18 1578 
 
 5. Christophorus Wivell, LL.B., Admiss. Jan: 22 in locu 
 
 Gabr: Hervy 1591 
 
 6. Carolus Mordaunt Elect: & Admiss. inter Fast. Annun: 
 
 & Fest. Jo: Bapt: in locu Christopfe Wivell 1616 
 
 7. Ed : Buncombe Elect : & Admiss. in locu Caroli Mordaunt 
 
 Aug: I 1628 
 
 8. Robertus Wiseman, EssexienS, Elect: & Admiss. Bee: 27 
 
 in locS Ed: Buncombe 163 1 
 
 9. Josephus Clarke Elect: & Admiss. inter Fest. Jo. Bapt: 
 
 & Michs in locu Robt* Wiseman 1653 
 
 10. Rogerus Meredith Cantianus, A.M., Elect: & Admiss, 
 
 Jan: 3 in locii Josephi Clarke 1662 
 
 Roger Meredith was a Master in Chancery. [308] 
 
 11. Gulielmus Allen, LL.B. Ebor: juxta tenorem Regiarum [loi] 
 
 Literarum Elect: Jan: 6 in locu Rogeri Meredith 1687 
 
 Allen migravit Jan: 16, 169I in locum Mauritij Vaughan 
 
 ex Fundatione Epi Bateman 169I 
 
 12. Henricus Meredith, Cantianus, Jure Bevolutionis Custodi 
 
 competent, Admiss. Bee: 29 in locu Gulielmi Allen 1694 
 
 13. Clemens Cottrell Elect: Jun: 11 in locu Hen: Meredith 
 
 LL.B. 1709 
 
 Clement Cottrell was Knighted & made Master of ye [308] 
 
 Ceremonies by Q. Anne. 
 
 14. Richardus Pacey, LL.B., Elect. & Admiss. Maij 26 in [loi] 
 
 locum Bni dementis Cottrell, Militis 17 16 
 
 15. Carolus Pinfold, Londinensis, Hujus Collegij Scholiiris 
 
 Triennalis, jure Bevolutionis Custodi competen!, Ad- 
 missus in locum Richardi Pacey, LL.B., Mar: 4 I7f^ 
 
 ' For Simon Dalling's Statutes, see pp. 227 — 30. 
 
 II — 2 
 
164 Trinity Hall 
 
 [102] 16. Jacobus Marriott, LL.B., Electus Socius Julii 2\'<^°, 
 Admissus Jul. 26'° 1756 in locum Caroli Pinfold, 
 LL.D. 1756 
 
 17. Johannes Gaily, LL.B., Electus fuit et Admissus Socius 
 
 Jul: i4'o in locum D"s Marriott, Cust: 1764 
 
 18. Robertus Qleere Haselfoot, LL.B., electus fuit et admissus 
 
 Socius in locum Johannis Gaily, Knight 1804 
 
 19. Franciscus Barlow, B.A., filius natu maximus Francisci 
 
 Georgii Barlow, Rectoris de Burgh in comitatu Suflf", 
 electus fuit Socius 30° die Junii admissus 4° die Julii 
 in locum Roberti Cleere Haselfoot, LL.B., vacantem 
 per matrimonium 1823 
 
 20. Ricardus Croft Chawner, B.C.L., jure devolutionis Custodi 
 
 competente, nominatus fuit Socius 17° die Julii et 
 admissus 18° die Novembris in locum Francisci Barlow 
 vacantem per matrimonium 1828 
 
 21. Robertus Campbell, B.A., S.C.L., jure devolutionis 
 
 Custodi nominatus est Socius et admissus xxvi*° die 
 Decembris in locum vacantem per matrimonium 
 Richardi Croft Chawner, LL.B. 1854 
 
 22. Henricus Denny Warr, A.B., electus fuit Socius 15° die 
 
 Junii 1867, et admissus fuit Socius 17° die Junii 1867, 
 in locum vacantem per matrimonium Roberti Camp- 
 bell, A.M. [1867] 
 
 23. Alfredus Gulielmus Winterslow Dale, A.B., electus fuit 
 
 socius 28° die Decembris 1880, atque admissus Socius 
 fuit 29° die Decembris 1880, in locum Henrici Denny 
 Warr, A.M. 1880 
 
 [lOS] SIMON D'ALLING 
 
 Addidit Duos Socios Canonistas circa a.d. 1453. 
 
 Series Secunda 
 SOCIORUM EX Fundatione Simonis D'alling'- 
 
 1. Edvardus Bucknham, Canonista 1557 
 
 2. Robertus Syndall Elect: & Ad miss. Oct: 15 in locum 
 
 Edvardi Bucknham 1570 
 
 3. Robertus Turnor Admiss. Jan: 13 in locum Rob. Sendall 1577 
 
 4. Gulielmus Harrison, Southamptoniensis, Elect : & Admiss. 
 
 Febr: 8 in locu Rob" Tumor 1633 
 
 ' For Simon Dalling's Statutes, see pp. 127—30. 
 
Fellows of the College 165 
 
 Benjaminus Thornton, A.B., Norvic. Dioec, Elect. & [105] 
 
 Admiss. Maij i6 in locu Gul. Harrison 1635 
 
 Richardus Pagitt Elect: & Admiss. inter Fest. Nat. & 
 
 Annun: in locum Benj: Thornton 1648 
 
 Daniel Darnelly Elect: & Admiss. inter Fest. Jo: Bapt. 
 
 & Michs in locum Richard i Pagitt 1656 
 
 Gulielmus D'avenant Elect. & Admiss. inter Fest. Michs 
 
 & Nat. in locu Danielis Darnelly 1659 
 
 Franciscus Heath Elect: inter Fest. Nat. & Annun. 1643 
 in locu D"''s Roane ex Fundatione Episcopi Nicke et 
 postea, viz. Jan: 11. 1661, Admiss. in locum Gulielmi 
 D'avenant 1661 
 
 10. Johannes Brookbank Elect: Jun: 10 & Admiss. Jun: 11 
 
 in locum D™ Heath' 1679 
 
 11. Edvardus Simpson Elect: & Admiss. Maij 10 in locum 
 
 D"s Brookbank 1724 
 
 12. Edvardus Milles Electus Dec: 5, 1735 & Admiss. Dec: 12 
 
 in locum D"^ Simpson 1735 
 
 1 3. Nash Grose, LL.B., de Vecti insula, electus & admissus 
 
 Socius Feb: 29° in locum Edvardi Milles \defuncti\ 1776 
 
 14. Simon LeBlanc, LL.B., de Interiore Templo, London, 
 
 electus & admissus Socius Jan. 30 in locum Nash 
 
 Grose 1779 
 
 15. Gulielmus Adams, LL.D., electus & admissus Socius 
 
 in locum Simonis LeBlanc in Banco Regis Judicis 
 
 21° Dec. 1799 
 
 16. Johannes Woodfield Compton, A.M., electus & admissus 
 
 Socius in locum Gul' Adams, LL.D., vacantis per 
 matrimonium 21° Oct^ 1803 
 
 17. Thomas Carolus Geldart, M.A., filius natu minimus [106] 
 
 Jacobi Geldart, Rectoris de Kirk Deighton in Comi- 
 tatu Ebor., electus fuit Socius 15° die, admissus 16° die 
 Novembris, in locum vacantem per mortem Johannis 
 Woodfield Compton, Equitis, LL.D. 1821 
 
 18. Johannes Stuart Roupell, LL.B., Georgii Boone Roupell 
 
 e Cancellariae Magistris filius natu quartus, jure 
 devolutionis Custodi competente, nominatus est Socius 
 23° die Decembris, 24'° admissus, in locum Thomae 
 Caroli Geldart vacantem per matrimonium 1836 
 
 19. Gulielmus Franciscus Shaw, A.B., electus fuit Socius 28° 
 
 ' See p. 133. 
 
1 66 Trinity Hall 
 
 [io6] die Decembris 1867, et admissus fuit Socius [28°] die 
 
 Decembris 1867 in locum vacantem per resignationem 
 Johannis Stuart Roupell, LL.D. 1867 
 
 20. Carolus Farquhar Findlay A.M. socius e fundatione Gul. 
 
 Bateman in banc fundationem 27° die Dec"s 1879 
 translatus est [1879] 
 
 21. Percy Cory Gaul, A.B., CoUegii S.S. Trinitatis olim 
 
 Scholaris, electus est et admissus Socius 14""° die 
 
 Junii 1890 in locum Caroli Farquhar Findlay A.M. [1890] 
 
 [109] ROBERTUS GOODKNAPE 
 
 Addidit Unum Socium Presbyterum circa a.d. 1508*. 
 
 Series Sociorum ex Fundatione Roberti Goodknape. 
 
 1. Thomas Horsman Admiss, Socius Jul: 22 15 59 
 
 2. Edmundus Muntford Admiss. Jun: i in locu T. Horsman 1572 
 
 3. Jokn{}) Blomfield Admiss. in locii Moundeford circa A,D. 1591 
 
 4. Robertus King Elect: & Admiss. inter Fest. Jo: Bapt. & 
 
 Michs in locu Blomfield 1625 
 
 5. Moundeford Bramston, Londinensf (Filius D"' Johannis 
 
 Bramston, Capitalis Justiciarij de Banco Regis) Elect: 
 
 & Admiss. Jul: 25 in locu Roberti King 1636 
 
 6. Gulielmus Foorth Elect: & Admiss. Aug: 10 & etiam 
 
 Sept: 5 ex superabundanti in locii Moundefordi 
 Bramston 1639 
 
 7. Thomas Frost Elect: & Admiss. inter Fest. Annun: & 
 
 Jo: Bapt. in locu H™ Foorth 1649 
 
 8. Johannes Boord Elect: & Admiss. inter Fest. Annun: & 
 
 Jo: Bapt: in locii Thomae Frost 1656 
 
 [308] John Boord was Professor of y^ Civil Law. 
 
 [109] 9. Thomas Aylofife, Essex, Elect: Dec: 10 in locii D"s Boord 1684 
 [308] Thomas Aylofife LL.D. was afterwards Chancell^ of y^ 
 
 Diocese of Oxford & Regius Professor of y^ Civil Law 
 
 at Cambridge. 
 [109] 10. Jacobus Johnson migravit a loco Socij Supernumerarij 
 
 ex Fundatione Collegij ad locum Socij ex Fundatione 
 
 Magistri Goodknape tunc vacantem per cessionem D"s 
 
 Thomas Aylofife, & Admissusfuit in eundem locum Aug: 8 1 698 
 [308] James Johnson was Chancellor of Ely & Master of ye 
 
 Faculties. 
 
 ' For the conditions of Goodknape's foundation, see pp. 134 — 6. 
 
Fellows of the College i6'j 
 
 11. Johannes Chetwode, LL.D., Elect: Mar: 15 & Admissus [109] 
 
 Mar: 16 in locum Doctoris Jacobi Johnson 172I 
 
 12. Carolus Beridge Electus Jan: i. I73f et Admissus Jan : 2 
 
 173! in locum D^'s Chetwode 173I 
 
 13. Ambrosius Dickins Electus Jun: 20. 1738, & Admissus 
 
 Jun: 21. 1738, in locum Caroli Beridge 1738 
 
 14. Johannes Meres Fagge, LL.B., Electus Socius Nov^'^s [no] 
 
 i">° et Admissus Nov'"''s 4'° in locum Ambrosii 
 Dickins 1748 
 
 15. Johannes Robinson Electus Socius Junii 9"<* et Admissus 
 
 Junii 191° in locum Johan: Meres Fagge 1750 
 
 16. Thomas Edwards, LL.D., jure devolxitionis Cust. compet., 
 
 nominatus et admissus fuit Soc. in locum Johannis 
 Robinson 1805 
 
 17. Augustus Gostling, LL.D., jure devolutionis Cust. 
 
 compet, nominatus et admissus fuit Soc. in locum 
 Thomae Edwards vacantem per matrimonium, 20™° 
 Decembris 181 1 
 
 18. Johannes Haggard, LL.B., jure devolutionis Cust. 
 
 compet., nominatus et admissus fuit Soc. i™° die 
 Decembris in locum Augusti Gostling vacantem per 
 matrimonium 1815 
 
 19. Henricus Vanne Salusbury, LL.B., jure devolutionis 
 
 Custodi competente, nominatus est 8° die Novembris, 
 et admissus 9° die Socius in locum vacantem per 
 matrimonium Johannis Haggard 1820 
 
 20. Thomas Story Spedding, LL.B., electus fuit Socius 9° 
 
 die Julii in locum Henrici Vanne Salusbury, LL.D., 
 , vacantem per matrimonium, et admiSsus 13° die Julii 
 
 antedicti 1825 
 
 21. Herbertus Jenner, LL.B., electus fuit Socius 23° die 
 
 Februarii in locum Thomae Story Spedding vacantem 
 
 per cessionem et admissus S" die Martii 1833 
 
 22. Petrus LeNeve Foster, M.A., jure devolutionis Custodi 
 
 competente, nominatus est 21'"° die Novembris, 
 admissus 28™* die Socius in locum vacantem per 
 matrimonium Herberti Jenner, LL.D. 1835 
 
 23. Hugo Penfold (Wyatt), LL.B., jure devolutionis Custodi [iii] 
 
 competente, nominatus est 22do die Decembris, 
 admissus 29° die Socius in locum vacantem per 
 matrimonium Petri LeNeve Foster,, M.A. 1838 
 
 Postea, A. D. 1839, Uteris regifs nomen Wyatt acquisivit. 
 
1 68 Trinity Hall 
 
 [in] 24. Francis Fitzroy, B.A. et S.C.L., jure devolutionis Custodi 
 competente, nominatus est 24° die Decembris 1855, 
 admissus eodem die Socius in locum vacantem per 
 matrimonium Hugonis Penfold Wyatt, LL.D. 1855 
 
 25. Robertus Romer, A.M., electus et admissus fuit Socius 
 
 24° die Decembris 1866 in locum vacantem per 
 matrimonium Francisci Fitzroy 1866 
 
 26. Edvardus Lovett Henn, B.A., Socius ex fundatione 
 
 Gu/iel. Bateman, in banc fundationem 27° die 
 Decembris 1876 translatus est [1876] 
 
 27. Gualterus Holbrook Gaskell, M.D., Societatis Regiae 
 
 Socius, Collegii S.S. Trinitatis olim Scholaris, electus 
 est et admissus Socius is^^o die Junii 1889 in locum 
 Edwardi Lovett Henn 1889 
 
 [113] WALTERUS HEWKE 
 
 Addidit Unum Socium Presbyterum, Circa Annum 15 17*. 
 
 Series Sociorum ex Fundatione D"s Hewke 
 Cujus Testamentum gerit DAT Maij I. 1517. 
 
 1. W. Leche, Canonista ISS7 
 Leche migravit Mar: 25. 1560 in locum W. Goldyng ex 
 
 Fundatione Epi Bateman 
 
 2. T. Creke Admiss. Jul: 22 in locum ex Fundatione 
 
 Dris Hewke 1559 
 
 3. Gulielmus Revell Admiss: Jan: 13 in locii The: Creke 1577 
 
 4. Marmaducus Lynn Admiss: Febr: i in locu Gul: Revell 1596 
 
 5. Franciscus Thorndicke Elect: & Admiss: inter Fest. 
 
 Jo: Bapt: & Mich^ in locii Marm. Linne 1609 
 
 6. Gulielmus Foster Elect: & Admiss: inter Fest. Mich^ 
 
 & Nat. in locii Francisci Thorndicke 161 5 
 
 7. Carolus Eden Elect: & Admiss: inter Fest. Nat: 1624 
 
 & Fest. Annun: 1625 in locii Gul: Foster 1624 
 
 8. Tobias Wickham Elect: & Admiss: inter Fest. Nat: 1641 
 
 & Fest. Annun: 1642 in locii Caroli Eden 1641 
 
 9. Barlous Wickham, Ebor, Elect: & Admiss: Dec: 24 vi 
 
 Regiarum Literarum in locu Fratris sui Tobiae 
 Wickham' 1660 
 
 10. Gulielmus Tindale, A.M., e Com GloceS, Admiss. Maij 
 
 ' For conditionsof bequest se? pp. 237 foil. 
 
 ' See Scrutinia, vol. I.; for letters mandatory, 7, 8; for scrutiny, 9: 19 Dec., 1660. 
 
Fellows of the College 169 
 
 250 in locu Barloi Wickham, Jure Devolutionis Custodi ["3] 
 
 competen? 1678 
 
 1 1. Gulielmus Warren, LL.B., filius Samuelis Warren Vicarij 
 de Ashford in Com: Cantij, Presbyt. Elect: Sept: 3. 
 Admiss. Sept: 27. in locum Gulielmi Tindale, LL.D., 
 Presby? defunc! 17 12 
 
 \Note inserted in margin.\ I have placed William Warren 
 in D"" Hewke's Series of Fellows, th6 it does not 
 appear by the Scrutiny Paper of Election Dated Sept: 
 3. 17 1 2, that He was Chosen into the Fellowship of 
 any Particular Founder. But by a Paper wch the late 
 Mf Thomas Baker of S' John's College, Camb, gave 
 me, I find Two or Three of the Predecessors in Queen 
 Elizabeth's time placed on D"^ Hewke's Foundation. 
 But what Authority M^ Baker's Paper was of, I know 
 not. 
 
 W. W. 
 
 [12,] Johannes Banson, Electus fuit Socius, et Admissus 
 
 Feb"' 13''° in locum D"s Gulielmi Warren 174S 
 
 [13.] Georgius Carr, A.M., jure Devolutionis Custodi com- 
 petent, Nominatus fuit et Admissus Socius Mar: 20™° 
 in locum Johannis Banson, LL.D. 1753 
 
 [14.] Samuel Hallifax, M.A., Electus fuit et Admissus Socius [114] 
 
 Apri's 3tio in locum Georgii Carr 1760 
 
 [15.] Joseph us Jowett, LL.B., de Leeds in com. Ebor., electus 
 fuit et admissus Socius Novemb: prim, in locum 
 Samuelis Hallifax (Episcopi Gloces: 1781) 1775 
 
 [16.] Thomas Bourdillon, M.A., electus fuit et admissus Socius 
 Oct. 1795 in locum Josephi Jowett, Juris Civilis 
 Professoris 1795 
 
 [17.] Johannes Walker, M.A., Socius Coll. Pet, electus fuit 
 et admissus Socius in locum Thomae Bourdillon 
 190 Aprilis 1802 
 
 [18.] Henricus Hutchins, A.M., nuper Scholaris de minori 
 forma. Jure devolutionis Custodi competente, nominatus 
 et admissus fuit Socius in locum Johannis Walker 181 2 
 
 [19.] Thomas Smart Hughes, A.M., Coll. div. Joannis Socius, 
 Jure devolutionis Custodi competente, nominatus et 
 admissus fuit Socius in locum Henrici Hutchins 16™° 
 die Novembris 1815 
 
 [20.J Jacobus Collett Ebden, A.B., CoUegii Caii nuper Socius, 
 jure devolutionis Custodi competente, nominatus est 
 
1 828 
 
 170 Trinity Hall 
 
 [114] octavo die Julii, et admissus 9"° die, Socius in locum 
 
 Thomae Smart Hughes, A.M., qui CoUegii sacri 
 Emmanuelis in mense Aprilis 18 17 Socius electus 
 fuerat '^'^ 
 
 [21.] Gulielmus Henricus Hanson, A.B., Aul. Clar. Socius, 
 jure devolutionis Custodi competente, nominatus est 
 17° die Decembris, et admissus die prox. seq. Socius 
 in locum Jacobi Collett Ebden vacantem per matri- 
 monium 
 
 [115] [22.] Josephus Power, A.M., Aulae Clar: Socius, Johannis 
 Power, M.D., filius natu quintus, jure devolutionis 
 Custodi competente, nominatus est 20'"° die Februarii, 
 et admissus die prox. seq. Socius in locum Gulielmi 
 Henrici Hanson, qui Coll. Gonv. et Cai. die Decembris 
 1828 nominatus fuerat Socius 1829 
 
 [23.] Henricus Latham, A.B., Collegii S.S. Trinitatis Scholaris, 
 Johannis Henrici Latham, Armigeri, in comitatu 
 Cantiae, filius natu secundus, jure devolutionis Custodi 
 competente, nominatus est 27™° die Martii, admissus 
 prox. seq. Socius in locum Josephi Power qui Coll. 
 sive Aul. Clare die Aprilis 1844 electus est Socius 1848 
 
 [24.] Clintonus Edwardus Sowerby Headlam, A.B., electus 
 fuit et admissus Socius 18° die Feb. in locum Henrici 
 Latham nuper Custodis admissi 1888 
 
 [25.] Carolus Franklin Angus, M.A., electus fuit et admissus 
 Socius xxiv° die Junii, 1904, in locum per cessionem 
 Clintoni Edwardi Sowerby Headlam vacantem 1904 
 
 [117] RICHARDUS NICKE 
 
 Episcopus Norvicensis Addidit Tres Socios circa a.d. ' Quorum Sociorum 
 
 unum Civilistam (vt vocant) esse voluit, duos vero Canonistas, quos infra anni 
 proximi spatium a Die quo fuerint adiHissi, in Sacerdotes voluit promoveri. (Vid. 
 Lilmim Statutorum Collegii penes Custodem.) 
 
 Series Prima 
 sociorum ex fundatione episcopi nicke. 
 
 1. Richardus Mytche Civilista 1557 
 
 2. W. Sone Elect: et Admiss: in locii Richardi Mytche, 
 
 Jun: I 1561 
 
 ' Nicke was Bishop of Norwich 1500 — 1536. The date of his foundation is uncertain; 
 but two at least of the Fellowships established by him must have been in existence at the 
 time of Parker's Visitation, 1546, to make up the whole number of Fellowships to ten. For 
 the statutes relating to these Fellowships see pp. 244/*//. 
 
Fellows of the College 171 
 
 3. H. Brodock Electus fuit in locu W. Sone, Maij 28 1564 [117] 
 
 4. Martinus Bery Admiss, in locii H. Brodock Aug: 16 1566 
 
 5. BenedJctus Thorowgood Admiss. Aug: 18 in locii 
 
 Martini Bery 1585 
 
 6. Martinus Bery Admiss. Jul: 7 in locii Benedicti 
 
 Thorowgood 159^ 
 
 7. Thomas Appleyard Admiss. Jan: 31 in locu Martini 
 
 Bery 1597 
 
 8. Thomas Barcocke Elect: & Admiss. inter Fast. Mich^ & 
 
 Nat. in locu Thomae Appleyard 1608 
 
 9. Thomas Higgons Elect. & Admiss. inter Fest. Jo: Bapt: 
 
 & Michs in locii Thomae Barcocke 1619 
 
 10. Thomas Locke Elect, & Admiss. inter Fest. Annun : 8e Jo. 
 
 Bapt. in locii Thomae Higgons 1623 
 
 11. Thomas Cullier Elect: & Admiss. Aug: 9 in locu 
 
 Thomae Locke 1628 
 
 12. Henricus Fauconberge Elect. & Admiss. inter Fest. 
 
 Annun: & Jo: Bapt: in locu Thomae Cullier 1656 
 
 13. Antonius Shardelowe, SufTolc, LL.B., Elect: & Admiss. 
 
 inter Fest. Nat: & Aqnun: viz. Jan: 22. 1673, in locum 
 
 D"s Fauconberge 1673 
 
 14. Thomas Burlez, Suflfblc, Sexti anni Scholaris, Elect: & 
 
 Admiss. Mar: 17 in locum Antonij Shardelowe 
 Defuncti 1673 
 
 15. Johannes Exton, A.M. (Filius I>' Thomae Exton nuper 
 
 Custodf) Elect: Febr: 3 in locum D"s Burlez Defuncti i6f§ 
 
 16. Johannes Cooper, LL.B., Elect: & Admiss. Maij 26 in [118] 
 
 locum D"s Exton Defuncti 1716 
 
 17. Thomas Tenison, de Sundrich in Com Cantij, LL.B., 
 
 Aulae de Clare, jure Devolutionis Custodi competent, 
 Nominatus fuit Apr: 5. 1725, & Admissus Socius 
 Apr: 7. 1725, in locum Johannis Cooper, LL.B. 1725 
 
 18. Franciscus James, LL.B., Electus & Admissus fuit Socius 
 
 Apr: 8. 1728, in locum Thomae Tenison, LL.D. 1728 
 
 19. Matthaeus Robinson Electus Jan: i, 173! & Admissus 
 
 Jan: 2. i73f in locum D"s James 173! 
 
 20. Thomas LeBlanc, LL.B., de Lincoln's Inn, filius Thomae 
 
 LeBlanc de Cavenham com Suff., electus & admissus 
 Socius in locum Matthaei Robinson (Baronis de 
 Rokeby in regno Hiberniae) 22° Dec. 1800 
 
 21. Thomas Foreman Gape, LL.B,, Jure devolutionis Custodi 
 
172 Trinity Hall 
 
 [118] competente, nominatus est 12° die Februarii, et 
 
 admissus 16° die, Socius in locum vacantem per 
 promotionem Thomae LeBlanc in officium Custodis 18 16 
 
 22. Thomas Perham Luxmoore Hallett electus 26»o die Maii 
 
 1828 et admissus Socius in locum Thomae Foreman 
 
 Gape vacantem per cessionem 1828 
 
 23. Thomas Webb Greene, LL.B., electus iimo die Maii 
 
 1833 et admissus Socius i8™° die ejusdem mensis in 
 locum Thomae Perham Luxmoore Hallett vacantem 
 per matrimonium 1833 
 
 24. Johannes Ricardus Westgarth Hale, A.M., jure devolu- 
 
 tionis Custodi competente, nominatus est Socius 23° 
 die Decembris, 24'° admissus in locum Thomae Webb 
 Greene vacantem per matrimonium 
 Anno 1855 per Litt. Regg. nomen Hildyard in loco 
 
 Hale nactus est. 1839 
 
 25. Carolus Spencer Perceval, LL.B., jure devolutionis 
 
 Custodi competente, nominatus est Socius 23° die 
 Junii, 250 admissus in locum Johannis Ricardi 
 Westgarth Hale vacantem per cessionem 1855 
 
 [119] 26. Gulielmus Walton, M.A., electus 13™° die Junii 1868 
 et admissus Socius 15™° die ejusdem mensis in locum 
 Caroli Spencer Perceval, LL.B., vacantem per matri- 
 monium [1868] 
 
 27. Thomas Thornely, M.A., LL.M., electus 30""° die 
 
 Decembris 1885, et admissus Socius i\^° die Januarii 
 1886 in locum Gulielmi Walton, M.A., vacantem per 
 cessionem [1886] 
 
 28. Colin Edmundus Campbell, A.B., electus 10'"° die 
 
 Januarii 1896, et admissus Socius eodem die in locum 
 Thomae Thornely vacantem per cessionem [1896] 
 
 29. Harry Stovell Cronin, S.T.B., electus 10™° die Januarii 
 
 1902, et admissus Socius eodem die in locum Colin 
 Edmundi Campbell vacantem per cessionem [1902] 
 
Fellows of the College 1 73 
 
 RICHARDUS NICKE [121] 
 
 Episcopus Norvicensis addidit tres Socios circa A.D. ' Quorum Sociorum 
 
 unum Civilistam (vt vocant) esse voluit, duos vero Canonistas, quos infra anni 
 proximi spatium a Die quo fuerint admissi, in Sacerdotes voluit promoveri. ViS 
 Librum Statutorum CoUegii penes Custodem. 
 
 Series Secunda 
 Sociorum ex Fundatione Episcopi Nicke. 
 
 1. Johannes Hamond, Canonista 1557 
 Hamond migravit Maij 28, 1564 in locum W. Jevry 
 
 Civilistae ex Fundatione Epi Bateman. 
 
 2. Jo: Betts Electus Socius Maij 28 in locum Johannis 
 
 Haiiiond Canonistae 1564 
 
 3. Clemens Corbet Admiss. Dec: 10 in locum Johannis 
 
 Bettis, LL.D., Defunc? 1598 
 
 4. Gulielmus Hotchkin Elect. & Admiss. circa Oct: 15 in 
 
 locum D"s Corbet tunc promoti in Custodem 1611 
 
 5. Guilliams Roane, Northamptoniensis, Elect. & Admiss. 
 
 Apr: 29 in locum Gulielmi Hotchkin 1629 
 
 6. Franciscus Heath Elect, inter Fest. Nat. & Annun: 1643 
 
 in locum D^is Roane 1643 
 
 7. Franciscus Dade Elect. & Admiss. inter Fest. Nat. & 
 
 Annun. 1647 '" locum Francisci Heath, qui (Heath) 
 postea, viz. Jan: 11, 1661, Admissus fuit in locum 
 Gulielmi D'avenant ex Fundatione Simonis Dalling 1647 
 
 8. Audoenus Hughes Elect. & Admiss. inter Fest. Jo. 
 
 Bapt. et Michs in locum Francisci Dade 1648 
 
 9. Thomas Pinfold, LL.B. (postea Cancellaf Petriburg) 
 
 Elect. & Admiss. Jan: 3. in locum D"^ Hughes 1662 
 
 10. Georgius Oxenden', Cantianus, 4'i anni Scholaris, Elect: 
 
 & Admiss. Jul: 10 in locii D^s Pinfold 167 1 
 
 1 1. Michael Bold Elect: & Admiss. Nov: 9 in locum Georgij 
 
 Oxenden, LL.D., tunc promoti in Custodem 1688 
 
 12. Jacobus Ayloffe, LL.B., Elect: Jan: 5 in locum Michaelis 
 
 Bold i69i 
 
 13. Henricus Penrice, LL.B., Elect: Maij 17, Admiss. Maij [122] 
 
 29. in locii Jacobi Ayloffe, LL.D., Defuncti 1702 
 
 Henr: Penrice, Miles, LL.D., Cancellar Glocestren & 
 Judex Sup Cur Admiralitatis Angliae 
 
 ' See p. 170, note. * Text: Oxinden. 
 
174 Trinity Hall 
 
 [122] 14. Exton Sayer, LL.B., Elect. Maij 21, Admiss. Aug: 4, 
 
 in locum D"s Penrice 17^4 
 
 Exton Sayer, LL.D., Officialis Archidiac Wilts in 
 Dioec Sarum; Essexiae & Hertfordiae Coinissar & 
 Sequestrator Generalis in Dioec Londoii 
 
 15. Henricus Monson, LL.B., de Broxbourn in com Hertford, 
 
 Jure Devolutionis Custodi competen?, Admissus fuit 
 
 Apr: 18 Socius in locum D"s Sayer 1724 
 
 16. Claude Champion Crespigny, Electus fuit Socius Mar: 
 
 26'°, at Admissus Mar: 28™, in locum Ti^ Hen«=i 
 Monson defuncti 1757 
 
 17. Stanhope Pedley, LL.B., Electus fuit et Admissus 
 
 Socius Mar: 15'° in locum D"s Crespigny 1764 
 
 18. Lewis Duval, LL.B., filius Joh: Duval, de London, Arm, 
 
 Electus fuit et Admissus Socius Oct: 29°. 1802, in 
 
 locum S. Pedley, defuncti 1802 
 
 19. Johannes Cottingham, A.M., Jure competente Devolu- 
 
 tionis Custodi, nominatus est 1 1° die Martii, et 
 admissus 25° die Aprilis, Socius in locum vacantem 
 per cessionem Ludovici Duval 1820 
 
 20. Samuelis Boteler Bristowe, A.M., Jure competente 
 
 Devolutionis Custodi, nominatus est 22° die Decembris, 
 et admissus 24 die Decembris, Socius in locum 
 vacantem per mortem Johannis Cottingham 1849 
 
 21. Henricus Fawcett, A.B., Jure competente Devolutionis 
 
 Custodi, nominatus est 23° die Decembris, et admissus 
 240 die Decembris, Socius in locum vacantem per 
 matrimonium Samuelis Boteler Bristowe 1856 
 
 [123] 22. Henricus Fawcett, A.M., et in hac Universitate scientiae 
 Politico-economicae Professor, iterum electus est die 
 28°, admissus 29° Decembris, in locum vacantem per 
 . sui ipsius cessionem' 1866 
 
 23. German Sims Woodhead, A.M., et in hac Universitate 
 Pathologiae Professor, electus est die 28° Octobris, ad- 
 missus 6° Novembris, in locum vacantem per mortem 
 Henrici Fawcett iggp 
 
 1 On Fawcett's death [6 Nov., 1884] this Fellowship was treated as a Professorial Fellow- 
 ship, in accordance with the requirements of the statutes of 1882, but was not filled up for 
 fifteen years. 
 
Fellows of the College 1 75 
 
 RICHARDUS NICKE [125] 
 
 Episcopus Norvicensis addidit tres Socios circa A.D.' Quorum Sociorum 
 unum Civilistam (vt vocant) esse voluit, duos vero Canonistas, quos infra anni 
 proximi spatium a Die quo fuerint admissi, in Sacerdotes voluit promoveri. Vid. 
 Librum Statutorum Collegii penes Custodem. 
 
 Series Tertia 
 Sociorum ex fundatione Episcopi Nicke. 
 
 1. T. Edwards Admiss: Socius Jul: 22 1559 
 
 2. Gulielmus Goldyngham Admiss. Maij 2. in locum 
 
 Thomae Edwards 1571 
 
 3. Matthaeus Scryvener, LL.B., Elect. & Admiss. Maij 21 
 
 in locum D"s Goldyngham 1581 
 
 4. Edvardus Catcher, Scholaris Triennalis, Admiss. Mar: i. 
 
 in locS Matth: Scryvener 1590 
 
 5. Thomas Burwell Elect. & Admiss. Novemb....in locum 
 
 Edvardi Catcher 1626 
 
 6. Richardus S* George, Cantabr, Elect. Mar: 10, et 
 
 Admiss. Mar: 11. in locu Thomae Burwell 1632 
 
 7. Johannes Pepys Admiss. Apr: 29. in locii Richardi 
 
 S' George 1641 
 
 8. Franciscus Coel, Suffolc, filius D™ Jo. Coel, Milit, vi 
 
 Regiarum Literarum Admiss. Nov: 3. in locum Joh: 
 Pepys, LL.D.2 1669 
 
 g. Thomas Hughes, A.M., 5'° die Apr: 1672 vi Regiarum 
 Literarum, geren? Da? 17 Nov: 1671, et secundum 
 scrutinium pro Electione Socij geren! Da? 28 Febr. 
 1 67 1, Admissus fuit Socius sub Lege & Conditione 
 sequen?, Quod si Electio de praefato Tho: Hughes 
 per Electores in praefato Scrutinio memoratos non 
 sit secundum Jura & Statuta Colt sive Aul: Trin: 
 legitime facta & in Jure valida, Admissio Haec 
 praefati Tho: Hughes irrita sit & pro nulla habeatur. 
 Admiss. in locum Francisci Coel' 1672 
 
 ' See p. 170, note. " See p. 158, note. 
 
 > See (a) Copy of a letter dated ^8th Feb. 1674 (?) from R. K. (D' King, then Master of 
 Trinity Hall) to R. H. (Right Hon. Lord Arlington, Secretary of State) about the election 
 of Mr Hughes whom he had admitted on 5 votes only after an election on 28th Feb. 1674 ; 
 (b) A letter from Lord Arlington to D'King, dated uth March 167^, directing the admission 
 of M' Hughes to a Fellowship in obedience to the Royal Mandate. Miscellanea, vol. I. [31], 
 and [41]. For other documents relating to M' Hughes, see ibid. [40] — recommendation by 
 the Bishop of Norwich for election to a Fellowship, 8 March, 167 J; and [47] — Archbishop of 
 Canterbury's license to hold rectories in Anglesea & Carnarvonshire, 7 Jan. 1677. 
 
176 Trinity Hall 
 
 [125] 10. Samuel Bowles, Ebof, Elect: & Adtniss. Maij 25 in 
 
 locum Thomae Hughes, A.M. 1678 
 
 [126] II. Thomas Bainbrigg, A.M., Elect. Jan: 17, Admiss. Febr: 
 12, in locum Samuelis Bowles 
 Dr Oxenden Custos Protestabatur contra banc Elec- 
 tionem (vid. Scrutin)^ 16^ 
 
 12. Radulphus Gilbert, LL.B., Elect: JuHj 27, Admiss. 
 
 Aug: 8. in locu Thomae Bainbrigg, A.M., Defunct 1698 
 
 13. Henricus Squire, Ebor, Elect: Jan: 6 in locum D"s 
 
 Gilbert Defunc? 171 1 
 
 Henr: Squire, LL.D., Coinissarius Dec: & Capil 
 Eboracens: 
 
 14. Robertus Dale, Electus Jan: i I73f, & Admissus Jan: 2 
 
 173I, in locum D"s Squire I73f 
 
 15. Snowdon Barne, LL.B., de Sotterley in Com: Suff:, filius 
 
 tertius Miles Barne,... Febr"... Electus at Admissus in 
 
 locum Rob. Dale 1786 
 
 16. Gulielmus Golden Lumley, LL.B., Londinensis, electus 
 
 est Nov. I & admissus die prox. sequenti Socius in 
 locum Snowdon Barne defuncti 1825 
 
 17. Johannes Carlen Heath, A.B., jure devolutionis Custodi 
 
 competente, nominatus est Socius 23° die Decembris, 
 24'° admissus, in locum GuHelmi Golden Lumley 
 vacantem per matrimonium 1840 
 
 18. Henricus Davidson, M.A., LL.B., de Haddington in 
 
 Scotii, electus est 24'° die Decembris, 26° admissus, 
 Socius in locum Johannis Carlen Heath vacantem per 
 matrimonium 1861 
 
 19. Jacobus Gulielmus Clark, A.B., de Brentwood, electus 
 
 26° die Decembris, admissus 28° die, in locum Henrici 
 Davidson vacantis secundum Statuta Collegii 1874 
 
 20. Georgius Buchan Shirres, A.M., electus et admissus fuit 
 
 Socius 18° die Junii 1887 in locum Jacobi Gulielmi 
 
 Clark vacantis secundum Statuta Collegii [1887] 
 
 ^ Bainbrigg was elected by six votes and admitted by W. Tindale in the Master's absence, 
 and without his consent. ScruHnia, vol. I., 80. 17 Jan., 1694. 
 
Fellows of the College I'j'j 
 
 SOCIUS SUPERNUMERARIUS'. [129] 
 
 Series 
 sociorum supernumerariorum ex fundatione collegij. 
 
 1. Gulielmus Creke Admissus fuit Socius CoUegij Super- 
 
 numerarius Maij 21. 1581, Quia Facultates Collegij 
 adeo Creverant, ut ad Sociorum Numerum ampliandum 
 sufRcerent, juxta Statutum Collegij De Numero 
 Augendo" 1581 
 
 2. Gulielmus Barlow, A.M., Elect. & Admiss. in loc 
 
 Gulielmi Creke, Oct: 16. 1590. Barlow postea pro- 
 
 motus fuit in Episcopum Lincoln 1590 
 
 3. Henricus Byrde Admiss. Dec: 17 in loc Gulielmi Barlow 1597 
 
 4. Thomas Corbett Elect. & Admiss. Socius Presbyt. inter 
 
 Fest. Annun et Fest. S'' Joan: Bapt: in loc Henrici 
 
 Byrde 1607 
 
 Milo Knols Elect. 12, Admiss. 18 Jan:, in loc Tho: 
 
 Corbett 1609 
 
 Martinus Nansogge Elect. & Admiss, inter Fest. Nat: 
 
 1616, et Annufi 1617, in loc Milonis Knols 1616 
 
 Henricus Pelsant Elect. Aug: 9, & Admiss. Aug: 11, 
 
 in loc Martini Nansogge 1628 
 
 Thomas Cradocke Elect. & Admiss. inter Fest. Annun: 
 
 et Joan: Bapt. in loc Henrici Pelsant 1658 
 
 Hatton Aucher, A.B,, vi Literarum Regiarum Elect: 
 
 Jan: 3, & Admiss. Jan: S, in loc Tho: Cradocke' 1662 
 
 Adamus Ottley, A.M., Elect. & Admiss. Aug: 5 in locu 
 
 Hattoni Aucher. Ottley postea promotus fuit in 
 
 Episcopum MenevenS 1680 
 
 1 1. Carolus Scrivener, Suffolc, vi Literarum Regiaru Admiss. 
 
 Oct: 4 in loc Adami Ottley 1684 
 
 12. Jacobus Cresset, A.M., Elect. Febr: 3 in loc Car: 
 
 Scrivener l6f§ 
 
 13. Jacobus Johnson Admiss. inter Fest. Annuri & Joh: 
 
 Bapt., viz. Jan: 6, 1696, in loc Jacobi Cresset. 
 Johnson postea Transivit a loco suo Socij Supernumerarij 
 ad loc Canonistae ex Fundatione Magistri Goodknape 
 
 • The Fellows elected on this foundation must not be confused with the Supernumerary 
 Fellows elected in accordance with section xvil. of the Statutes of 1882. ^ p. 41. 
 
 » See Scndinia, vol. I., 10 and 11, for letters; and 15 for scrutiny: 3 Jan., i66f . . 
 
 D. W. 12 
 
 8, 
 
 10, 
 
1 78 Trinity Hall 
 
 [129] vacant per cessionem D"s Thomae Ayloffe, & Admissus 
 
 fuit in eundem locum Aug: 8, 1698. [vide pp. 207 
 & 208] 1696 
 
 14. Carolus Pinfold, LL.B., Elect. & Admiss. Dec: 26 in 
 
 loc Jacobi Johnson. D"" Pinfold postea Coiiiissar 
 Westmonas! 1699 
 
 15. Johannes Andrew Elect. Jan: 19, & Admiss. Jan: 24, in 
 
 loc Caroli Pinfold 170S 
 
 Jo: Andrew, LL.D., Officialis Huntingdon 
 [130] 16. Thomas Ansell, LL.B., Electus fuit Socius Octbns 2J^°, 
 et Admissus Oct^ris 31110^ in locum D™ Johannis 
 Andrew 1747 
 
 17. Ricardus Calvert, LL.B., Electus fuit Socius Octo's 29™° 
 
 et admissus eodem Die in locum Thomae Ansell 1766 
 
 18. Gulielmus Battine, LL.D., electus fuit Socius Maij 31, 
 
 & admissus die prox. seq. in locum Richardi Calvert 
 vacant, per matrimon™ 1788 
 
 19. Johannes Watts Ebden, A.M., Johannis Bardwell Ebden 
 
 filius natu maximus, jure devolutionis Custodi com- 
 petente, nominatus est Socius 23° die Decembris, 24*° 
 admissus, in locum vacantem per mortem Gulielmi 
 Battine 1836 
 
 20. Henricus Bond, A.M., electus et admissus fuit Socius 
 
 die 18° Junii in locum vacantem per mortem Johannis 
 Watts Ebden 1887 
 
 [133] GULIELMUS MOWSE 
 
 Addidit unum Socium'. 
 
 Series Sociorum ex hac Fundatione, viz. D"^ Mowse, cujus 
 
 TESTAMENTUM GERIT DAT MAIJ 30. 1586. 
 
 An. D. 
 
 1. Johannes Gybson Admissus fuit Primus Socius ex nova 
 
 Fundatione D"^ Mowse Febr: i 1596 
 
 2. Gulielmus Clarke Admiss. Mar: 13 in locum Johannis 
 
 Gybson 1609 
 
 3. Andreas Owen, Wallus, Elect. & Admiss. Aug: n in 
 
 locum Gulielmi Clarke, LL.D"s 1634 
 
 D^Owen Sepultus fuit in Capella AuhTrin. Nov: 13, 1665. 
 
 1 For conditions of bequest see pp. 264 — 5. 
 
Fellows of the College 1 79 
 
 4. Robertus Eade, Cantab^:, A.B. vi Literarum R^iarum [133] 
 
 Prae-electus fuit Socius Aug: 30. 1664, in locum Socij 
 Legistae Proxime vacaturum ; & postea Praeadmiss: 
 Sept: 27. 1664; et denuo Admiss. Jan: 15. 1665, in 
 locum D"s Owen^ 1665 
 
 5. Pomfret Milbourne, Essex, Elect. Jan: 12, & Admiss. 
 
 Jan: 13, in locu Roberti Eade 168 1 
 
 6. Johannes Steade, LL.B., Elect, in locum Pontefracti 
 
 Milbourn Defuncti, Jan: 2. 169^ 169I 
 
 Stead non occurrit in Cowcher ; sed quaere in anno 1695 : 
 
 Stead resignavit Apr: i. 
 Stead being Chosen Fellow brought a Mandamus from [309] 
 
 ye King's Bench for Admission. D^ Oxenden got it 
 superseded, because Stead had not been Scholar of 
 ye House upon y^ Foundation. Stead Resign'd & 
 Hughes was Admitted in Milbourn's room. (See 
 M" Long Book amongst y^ Memorandums about 
 Admissions.) Also see D'^ Oxendens Reasons why 
 he did not admit Stead Fellow: Miscellan: Vol: i. 
 [66]. 
 
 7. Audoenus Hughes, Wallus, Admiss. inter Fest. Annun. [i33] 
 
 & Jo: Bapt, viz. Jun: 6. 1696. {vid. Long Book penes 
 Custodem) in locum Pontefracti Milbourn" 1696 
 
 Owen Hughes Fellow upon Mouse's Foundation had y^ [308] 
 
 Livings of Swannington and Woodalling given him by 
 ye College : he was afterwards Chancell"^ of Bangor. 
 
 8. Robertus Mapletoft, LL.B., Elect. Jan. 16, Admiss. [^33] 
 
 Jan. 23, in loc Audoeni Hughes I70f 
 
 9. Georgius Oxenden, LL.B., Cantian, filius D"^ Oxenden 
 
 Hujus CoUegij olim Custodis, Elect: Jan: 2, Admiss. 
 
 Jan: 7, in locum D^is Mapletoft defunc. 17^ 
 
 ' See in the volume of Scrutinia an account in Latin (taken from Miscellanea, vol. i. [30]) 
 of Eade's admission under Mandate of the King into a Fellowship in place of D' Owen, 
 15 Jan. 1665, in presence of a Notary Public. See also letters from W. D. (William 
 Dickins ?) to Barlo Wickham, Fellow of Trin. Hall, and from Francis Wilford, Master of 
 Corpus Christi College, to the Chancellor, the Earl of Manchester, relating to the same 
 business. Miscellanea, vol. i. [32] and [34]. Scrutinia, vol. I. 17, 18 (letters of 10 Feb., 
 166^) ; 21, 22 (do. of 17 March, i66f) ; 23 (do. of 9 June, 1664) ; 24 (do. of 29 July, 1664) ; 
 25 (do. of 30 August, 1664) ; and for his Admission ibid. 26 (26 Jan. i66f). 
 
 " Owen (Audoenus) Hughes was elected by the Master D' Oxenden and two Fellows, 
 though five Fellows voted for J. Stead. The Master declared the majority vote null. 
 Scrutinia, vol. i. 82: (29 Dec. 1694). Stead resigned by deed dated i April, 1695: 
 ibid. 83. 
 
 12 2 
 
i8o Trinity Hall 
 
 [133] 10. Stephanus Cottrell, Scholaris Triennalis, Jure Devolu- 
 tionis Custodi Competen?, Admissus fuit Socius Maij 
 9. 1720, in locum D"* Georgij Oxenden, Baronetti 1720 
 
 II. Thomas Salusbury, Wallus, Electus & Admissus fuit 
 Socius in locum Steph: Cottrell, LL.D., Oct: 20. 
 1732, vacantem per cessionem 173^ 
 
 [134] 12. Franciscus Simpson Electus et Admissus Socius in locum 
 
 D"5 Thomae Salusbury, Decbris 25'° 175 1 
 
 13. Barne Barne, LL.B., de Sotterley in Com. Suff., Electus 
 
 et Admissus Socius 1™° die Decembris A.D. 1781™° in 
 locum Francisci Simpson 1781 
 
 14. Georgius Bankes, LL.B., Jure Devolutionis Custodi com- 
 
 petente, nominatus est 15° die Februarii, et admissus 
 19° die, Socius in locum vacantem per cessionem 
 Barne Barne 18 14 
 
 15. Johannes Hancock Hall, LL.B., jure devolutionis Custodi 
 
 competente, nominatus est 19° die Jul', et eodem die 
 admissus est Socius in locum vacantem per matri- 
 monium Georgii Bankes 1822 
 
 16. Ricardus Coote, S.C.L., jure devolutionis Custodi com- 
 
 petente, nominatus est 24° die Decembris et eodem die 
 admissus est Socius in locum vacantem per matri- 
 monium Johannis Hancock Hall 1841 
 
 17. Thomas Georgius Osborn, B.A., electus et eodem die ad- 
 
 missus Socius in locum vacantem per mortem Ricardi 
 
 Coote — 230 die Decembris, 1871 [1871] 
 
 18. Henricus Henn, B.A., electus et eodem die admissus 
 
 Socius in locum vacantem per Thomam Georgium 
 Osborn — 27° die Decembris, 1881 [1881] 
 
 19. Johannes Pawley Bate, LL.D., electus et eodem die ad- 
 
 missus Socius in locum vacantem per Henricum Henn 
 lo-no Januarii, 1896 [1896] 
 
 30. Wilhelmus Reginald Rendell, M.A., electus fuit Socius 
 Xllio die Jan. 1904, et eodem die admissus in locum 
 vacantem per cessionem Johannis Pawley Bate 1904 
 
Fellows of the College i8i 
 
 HORATIUS GOODBEHERE [136] 
 
 Addidit unum Sociutn Per decretum Erectionis per Magistrum et Socios factum 
 23° die Decembris, 1850 ; Socius ex hdc novd fundatione infra unius anni spatium 
 a die quo fuerit admissus in sacros ordines promovendus. (Vid. Ord. Librum, 
 6 Jan : 1821 : pp. 181— 3; and pp. 239, 242)'. 
 
 Series Sociorum ex fundatione Horatii Goodbehere 
 (cujus testamentum gerit dat. — ). 
 
 1. Stanley Walton, B.A., electus et admissus fuit primus 
 
 Socius vigesimo tertio die Decembris 1850 [1850] 
 
 2. Leslie Stephen, B.A., jure devolutionis Custodi \com- 
 
 petente], nominatus fuit 26'° die Decembris in locum 
 S. Walton vacantis per matrimonium 1854 
 
 3. Georgius Barnes Atkinson, B.A., electus et admissus fuit 
 
 Socius vigesimo primo die Junii 1856 [1856] 
 
 4. Franciscus Laurence Hopkins, A.B., electus fuit Socius 
 
 decimo quinto die Junii i86i,decimo septimo admissus, 
 in locum vacantem per matrimonium Georgii Barnes 
 Atkinson [1861] 
 
 ' See infra, pp. 326 — 8. 
 
IX 
 
 [257] ADMISSIONS ETC. OF MASTERS, FELLOWS 
 AND SCHOLARS OF TRINITY HALL 
 
 N.B. What follows, viz. from 1557 to 1580 Inclusive, is taken fm 
 a Copy of Admissions coiiiunicated to me by the Revd M"^ Thomas 
 Baker of S* John's College^ What follows after that time, viz. from 
 21 Maij 1 58 1 to 6 Jan: i6f§, I Copyed fm our old College Register 
 Intitul'd " Liber Actorum et rerum memoribilium Aulae Trinitatf 
 "incept^ Anno Dni 1557 Cantabr." In wch Book the Entries are 
 made under y^ hands of the several Masters, as Hervy, Preston, 
 Cowell, Corbet, Eden, King, Exton, Oxenden. From that time viz. 
 6 Jan : i6ff, I have entred y« Admissions of Masters, Fellows & 
 Scholars, as I cou'd find y™ by Searching for y™ in our Treasury 
 & elsewhere. 
 [310] On ye outside of y« Parchment Cover of y^ old College Register 
 are these words, "Liber actorum et reru Memorabilium Aulae 
 "Trinitati' incept^ anno dni 1557 Cantabr." 
 [355] This year (viz. 1726) Thirty Leaves of the old College Register 
 containing the Admissions of the Masters, Fellows, & Scholars of 
 Trinity Hall, were taken out, & bound up in a New Book, Intitul'd, 
 "Registrum CoUegij sive Aulae Sanctae Trinitatis in Academia 
 " Cantabrigiensi, Continens Admissiones Custodum, Sociorum & 
 "Scholarium, necnon Nomina Fundatoris et Benefactorum ejusdem 
 "Collegii. 1726." 
 
 In this New Register this entry is made : 
 
 " N.B. Haec Quindecim Folia quorum paginae a prima usq, ad 
 " trigesimam inclusive minio notantur, desumpta sunt a veteri quodam 
 " & lacero hujus Collegij Registro, cui Titulus, ' Liber Actorum et 
 " rerum memorabilium Aulae Trinitatf incept^ anno D^i 1557 Cantabr.' 
 " Reliqua pars dicti veteris Registri in Thesaurario hujus Collegij ibi 
 " servanda reconditur 
 " Ita Testamur 
 "Nov: 22. 1726. 
 
 "W. Warren, Locum Tenens Custodis. 
 "H. Monson. 
 "Tho: Tenison." 
 
 ' Baker, Harleian MSS., vol. ix., pp. 139 — 143; 144—6; 369 foil. 
 
Admission Register 183 
 
 Mem. Inquire upon all proper occasions for y^ Historiola Collegii [482] 
 (viz. Coll: Sive Aul: S, Trinitatis) wcfa has been many years Lost. 
 Dr Allen late Fellow of this College has told me y' Admissions of 
 Fellows & many other things relating to Trinity Hall were contain'd 
 in it. The Admissions were in Columns. I don't remember y» I 
 ever saw ye Book. But by w* I can learn fm D"^ Allen, it was lost 
 either in D"^ Oxenden's or D"^ Bramston's time 
 
 The Revd M"" Baker of S« 
 John's College has told me y* 
 He copyed it out. 
 
 "Names of y^ Fellows 1557. [257] 
 
 " Edward Bucknham Canonista — Dallyng". 
 " Ric: Mytche Civilista— Epi Nyck. 
 " W : Leche Canonista — D : Huke. 
 "John Hart Civilista — Fundatoris. 
 " W: Jevry Civilista — Fundatoris. 
 " W: Goldyng Canonista — Fundatoris. 
 " W: Smith Canonista — Dallyng. 
 "John Hammond Canonista — Epi Nyck. 
 
 "22 Julij 1559. 
 " Thomas Horsman admissus in Societatem M""' Goodknap. 
 "T. Creke in Societatem D: Huke. 
 "T: Edwards in Societatem Epi Nyck. 
 " Eodem die Henr. Noryce, & Henr. Brodock electi Scolafes. 
 
 "Aug: 3. ISS9- 
 " Rob. Betts electus Scolaris. 
 
 "In die Annuncia? B. Mariae 1560. 
 "W. Leche electus in Societatem Fundatoris per mortem W. 
 " Goldyng vacan?. Rob. Underwood, T. Syngleton, Mart: Bery electi 
 " Scol: eodem die, 
 
 "Primo Junij 1561. [258] 
 
 " Viz. in die S. Trin : W. Sone electus & admissus in Societatem 
 " Epi Nyck per recessum Ric: Mytche vacan: Civilista. 
 
 "Chr: Baker, Ricus Eden, Radulphus Ithel electi & admissi Scolares 
 "eodem die, Ithel ea lege, vt solvat Colt. 40='' &c. 28 Sept: 1561. T. 
 " Hammond admissus fuit in Scolarem ex Fundatione H. Hervy. 
 
 1 Saker, Harleian MSS., vol. in., p. 313, gives the substance of Bucknham's vpill, dated 
 12 May, 1568. He leaves most of his goods to Trin. Hall, and appoints D' Harvey, Master 
 of the College, his executor. 
 
184 Trinity Hall 
 
 [258] "24 Octo: 1561. 
 
 " W. Leche iterum electus fuit in Societatem Fundatoris, ad quam 
 " prius fuit electus, quia non venerit admittendus. 
 
 "28 Maij, viz. in die S. Trin: 1564. 
 
 "Jo. Hammond consensu M" et Sociorum mutavit Societatem 
 " suam, viz. Societatem Canonistae ex Fund. Epi Nyck, in Societatem 
 " Civilistae per recessum W. Jevry vacan. 
 
 " Eodem die Rob. Cotton electus fuit in Societatem M^ Dallyng 
 " per recessum W. Smith vacan. 
 
 "Eodem die H. Brodock electus fuit in Societatem Epi Nyck 
 " quam W. Sone nuper habuit. 
 
 " Eodem die Jo. Betts electus fuit in Societatem Epi Nyck quam 
 " Jo. Hammond ultimo habuit. 
 
 "9 Maij 1566. 
 " Edw. Byggs admissus fuit in Scolarem ex mea fundatione. Rob. 
 " Carre, Munfordus Scott admissi Scolares. 
 
 "16 Aug: 1566. 
 "Mart: Bery admissus in Societatem Epi Nyck quam H. Brodock 
 "habuit. Tho: Hainond admissus in Societatem M" Dallyng quam 
 " Ro. Cotton nuper habuit. 
 
 "Dec. 1566. 
 " Edw. Mundford, Alan: Broke admissi Scolares. 
 
 "24 Dec. 1569. 
 "Jo. Warner admissus fuit in Societatem Fundatoris, quam 
 " W. Leche nuper habuit. 
 
 "8 Jul: 1570. 
 " Jer: Pype, Jo, Vere, Blessyndeyn, H. Whetcroft, electus ex Aula 
 " Clare, &c. Ant : Rouse admissus Scolaris M^' Dunne. 
 
 "IS Oct: 1570. 
 " Rob. Syndall electus & admissus Socius in locum Ed. Bucknham 
 [259] "ex Fund.M" Dallyng. Eodem die consensu M" et Sociorum decretum 
 " est, quod Diius Byggs qui fuit hie Scolaris 7 annis ad nostram mensam 
 " admittatur, & gauderet Commeatu Socij, viz: singulis Septimanis 18 d 
 "durante ter: duorum annorum incipiendo in Festo S. Mich's prox. 
 " praeterito. Socius enim admitti non potuit propter balbutientem 
 " linguam, tamen ne omnino desperet, hoc ei beneficium conceditur. 
 
Admission Register 185 
 
 "2 die Maij 1571. [259] 
 
 " Will. Goldyngham admissus fuit in Societatem Epi Nyck, quam 
 " Tho. Edwards prius habuit. 
 
 " 10 Jun, 1571. 
 " Jo. Gardiner, T. Wymeth, W. Revell, Jo. Talbot, admissi Scolares, 
 " Rob. Turnor in Scolarem meum. 
 
 "Junii I. 1572. 
 " Edm. Muntford admissus in Societatem Goodknap, quam T. 
 " Horsman nuper habuit. Peter Wethipoll admissus in Soc. Fund, 
 "quam Jo. Hart prius habuit. 
 
 "Names of y^ Fellows 1° Junii 1572. 
 
 "[D.]' Hammond, T. Creke, J. Betts, Mart. Bery, [D.]' Hammond, 
 "J. Warner, Ro. Syndall, W. Goldyngham, Ed. Muntford, Pef 
 " Wethipoll, 
 
 "27 Jul. 1572. 
 "W. Chapman admiss. Scolaris in [locum]' Math. Parker Arch. 
 " Can?. 
 
 "22 Febr. 1572. 
 " Edm. Bacon, Jo. Corbold, T. Toly admissi Scolares. 
 
 "Jul. 21. 1573. 
 " W. Creke admissus Scolaris. 
 
 "Upon S* Thomas day befor Christmass 1573. 
 "Edwardus Grymston, Math. Scrivener electi Scolares. 
 
 "21 Jun. 1574. 
 " H. Whetcroft admissus Soc. ex Fund. Dallyng, quam Jo. Warner 
 "nuper habuit. Jo. Gardiner adm: Soc: Fundatoris, quam D. Ham- 
 " mond nuper habuit. 
 
 "Vltimo Jan. 1575. [260] 
 
 " Rob. Hervy admis. Scolaris meus ex mea Fundatione. 
 
 "Jun, 2. 1577, 
 "Tho. Talbot, Will. Boyton, Ant. Style, Rob: Blumfyld, Sam, 
 "James admissi Scolares. , 
 
 ' J. Hammond... T. Hammond. * ScholaremQ). 
 
1 86 Trinity Hall 
 
 [260] "13 Jan. 1577, 
 
 " Will. Revell admissus fuit Socius ex Fund, D. Huke, quam Tho. 
 " Creke prius habuit. Rob. Tumor admissus Soc. ex Fund. Dallyng, 
 " quam Rob. Sendall prius habuit. 
 
 " 18 Dec. 1578. 
 " Gabriell Hervy M'' Artium famosus electus fuit et admissus Socius 
 "hujus Coll. in earn Societatem quam M'' Hammond prius habuit, et a 
 " qua per resignationem suam ultro recessit. 
 
 "24 Oct. 1580. 
 
 " Will. Spight admissus Scolaris. 
 
 "21 Mali 1581. 
 
 " V3 in die S. Tri's Matheus Scryvener LL Baccalarius electus et 
 " admissus fuit in Societatem qua D. Goldyngham nup habuit. Eodem 
 " die Willmus Creke admissus fuit Socius Collegij supnumerarius quia 
 " facultates Collegij adeo creuerant vt ad aliam Societatem sufficerent. 
 " Eodem die Robertus Kydman admissus in Scolarem M" Dallyng x d. 
 
 " Georgius Newman in Scolarem D. Busby xii d. 
 
 " Bndictus Thurger in Scolarem Epi Nyck x d. admissi 
 
 " Erasmus Hune in Scolarem M''' Mopted xii d. Scolares 
 
 "Willmus Clerk in Scolarem Epi Nyck x d. 
 
 " Thomas Vnderwood electus fuit Scolaris Fundatoris sed non ad- 
 " missus quia abfuit: postea admissus fuit. 
 
 "Eodem die ex causis mouentibus, Johannes Corbold nup Scolaris 
 " Collegij iam futurus Baccalarius iurf permissus fuit consensu M" et 
 " maioris partis Sociorum vt gaudeat Stipendio Duorum Scolarium, V3. 
 " XX d. p singlas septimanas in quibus ^ns in Collegio fuerit per vnum 
 " annii integrum px seq". Eodem die Michel Brysly admissus fuit in 
 " Scolarem Mathei Parker Arch. Can?. 
 
 [261] "25 Februarii 1582. 
 
 " Robertus Hervy admissus fuit in Societatem quam M'^ Petrus 
 " Wethipoll nup habuit. 
 
 "23 die Octob" 1584. 
 
 " John Hubbert ex mea fundacoe xii d. 
 
 " Georgius Seman ex fundacoe M"" Mopted xii d. 
 
 " John Bliifeld ex fundacoe M^ Dallyng x d. 
 
 " Johe= Turnor ex fundacoe M" Gabrielis Dunne xii d. 
 
 " Christop. Warn"^ ex fundacoe fundatoris x d. 
 
 "Eodem die Dnus Woodhoase admissus in Societatem qua D. 
 "Gardtf nup huit. 
 
 admissi 
 Scholares 
 
Admissio 
 Scholarium 
 
 Admission Register 187 
 
 " 18° Junij 1585. [261] 
 
 ( " Guiliel Clarke admissus Scholaris ex fundatione 
 " D"s Harvye xii d. 
 " Hen: Bull ex fundatione Epi Nick x d. 
 " Tho. Hast ex fundatione Epi Nick x d. 
 " Edward Nuttell ex fundatione fundatoris x d. 
 ^ " Thomas Clarke in Scholarem D. Busbye vi d. 
 
 " 1 30 August!. 
 "Thomas Maulden admissus Scholaris ex fundatione M" Spycer xd. 
 
 "180 Augusti. 
 " Benedictus Throughgood admissus in Societatem Episcopi Nick 
 " quam Martinus Berye nuper habuit. 
 
 "28 Septembr 1586. 
 " Thomas Clerke admissus Scholaris Episcopi Nick x d. 
 
 "26 Martij 1587. 
 " Hugo Browne admissus in Scholarem Episcopi Nick x d. 
 
 "Trinity Sundaye 1587. 
 " Edwardus C(h)atcher admissus Scholaris Episcopi Nick x d. 
 
 "28 Decemb-- 1588. 
 " Mich. Brysly nuper Scholaris, iam Bacchalaureus Juris, permissus 
 " fuit ex causis mouentibus consensu M" & maioris partis Saciorum, vt 
 "gaudeat stipendio duorum Scholarium V3.XX d per singulas septimanas 
 " in quibus presens in Collegio fijerit. 
 
 "24 Januarij 1588. 
 " Tho. Belley admissus in Scholarem M" Spycer x d. Henricus 
 "Hasyll in Scholarem D. Busby eodem die vid. 
 
 "8° Maij 1589, die Ascensionis Dni. 
 "Tho. Mayster admissus in Scholarem Matth. Parker Archiep. 
 " Cant, xii d. 
 
 "6° Julij 1589. [262] 
 
 " Henr. Hasyll in Scholarem Doctoris Hervy xii d. 
 
 "20 Augusti 1589. 
 " Joh. Baker electus est Scholaris M" Dawlynge x d. 
 
1 88 Trinity Hall 
 
 [262] " 160 Octobr. 1590. 
 
 "Guilielmus Barlowe Artiu Magister electus & admissus est in 
 "Societatem quam Guilielmus Creake nup habuit. 
 
 " 18 Octobr. 1590, 
 "Johaiies Arkenstall admissus est Scholaris Episcopi Bateman 
 " fundatoris ad x d. 
 
 " Eodem die Marmaducus Lyn admissus est Scholaris fundatoris 
 " ad X d. 
 ' " 16 Januarij 1590. 
 
 " Michael Brisley Juris Bacchalaureus electus et admissus est in 
 " Societatem quam dns Woodhowse nuper habuit. 
 
 " 1° Martij 1590. 
 " Edvardus Catcher Scholaris trieiialis admissus est in Societatem 
 " quam Mathaeus Scryvener nuper habuit. 
 
 "25 Martii 1591. 
 "[ ] LL. Bacchalaureus admissus est in [ ]\ 
 
 " 16 Aprilis 1591. 
 " Johannes Gipson admissus Scholaris Episcopi Nick ad x d. 
 
 "22° Januarij 1591. 
 " Christopherus Wivell LL. Bachalaureus admissus est in Socie- 
 " tatem quam Gabriel Hevry nup habuit. 
 
 " Edwardus Chamberlen admissus est eodem die Scholaris Episcopi 
 " Nix ad X d. 
 
 "25 Februarij 1591. 
 " Johannes Gipson Scholaris antea Episcopi Nick admissus est in 
 " Scholarem M" Gabrielis Dune ad xii d. 
 
 "21 Junii 1592. 
 " Johannes Butts Artiu Magister admissus est in Societatem quam 
 " Henricus Wheatcroft prius habuit. 
 
 "22° Aug. 1592. 
 " Thomas Applyard admissus est Scholaris Fundatoris ad x d. 
 
 " 2° Decembris 1 592. 
 " Robertus Nauton Artiu Magister admissus est in Societatem quam / 
 " Michael Brislie nup habuit. *^ 
 
 ' The name of the person admitted to a. Fellowship on this date is struck out in the 
 Register. It was probably Blomfield on Goodknape's foundation, p. 166. 
 
Admission Register 189 
 
 "70 Decembr. 1592. 
 " Thomas Tayler electus Scholaris M" Moptide ad xii d. [263] 
 
 " Fran. Shouldham admissus Scholaris Episcopi Nix ad x d. 
 " Clemens Corbett admissus Scholaris M" Daulinge ad x d. 
 
 "23 Julij 1593. 
 " Myles Cooke electus est Scholaris Fundatoris ad x d. 
 
 "16 April 1594. 
 "Guil. Garnham electus & admissus est Scholaris Fundatoris ad x d. 
 
 " 14 Octob. 1594. 
 " Tho : Barcock admissus Scholaris Fundatoris ad x d. 
 " Eodem die Applyard admissus est Scholaris M" D"^ Hervey ad 
 " xii d. 
 
 " Jacobus Webster admissus est Scholaris Episcopi Nix ad x d. 
 
 " 19 Aprilis 1595. 
 " Rychardus Sowthwell admissus Scholaris Mathaei Parker ad xii d. 
 " This Scholarship must be fylled from Benet Coll: or from Norwiche^ 
 
 "26 Februarij 1595. 
 " Richardus Wase admissus est Scholaris M" Spycer ad x d. For 
 " this Scholarship, how it owght to be bestowed, see the Covenant 
 " toward the end of the Statut booke. For it is dawngerouse to our 
 "Coll:" 
 
 "3° Aprilis 1596. 
 " Thomas Beache admissus est in Societatem qua Robertus Hervy 
 "nuper habuit. Aprilis vltimo ad maiorem cautelam Thomas Beache ad- 
 " missus est secundo in Societatem qua Robertus Hervy nuper habuit. 
 
 "Julii 7 1596. 
 " Martynus Bery admissus est in Societatem quam Benettus 
 "Thorowgood nuper habuit. 
 
 "xv° Novemb. 1596. 
 "Guilielmus Everard admissus est Scholaris primus ex Nova 
 "fundatione M" Doctoris Mowse ad xiid. 
 
 "Vlto Decemb. 1596. 
 "Thomas Eden admissus est Scholaris D"s Harvie ad xii d. 
 
 1 See pp. 255—6. "^ See p. 249. 
 
190 Trinity Hall 
 
 [263] "1° February 1596. 
 
 "Marmaducus Lyfi admissus est in Societatem quam Wiltmus 
 " Revell nup habuit. 
 
 " Eodem die Johannes Gybson admissus est primus in Societatem 
 " ex nova fundatione M" Doctoris Mowse. 
 
 "260 Maij 1597. 
 [264] " Henricus Copynger admissus est in Scholarem M" Gabrielis Dun 
 " xii d. 
 
 " Eodem die Georgius Burrowe admissus est in Scholarem Episcopi 
 " Nix ad X d. 
 
 " 170 Decemb. 1597. 
 " Henricus Byrde admissus est in Societatem quam Guilielmus 
 " Barlowe nuper habuit. 
 
 "31° Januarij 1597. 
 " Thomas Appleyard admissus est in Societatem quam Martinus 
 " Bery nuper habuit. 
 
 "30 Junij a" Dni 1598. 
 
 „ ,, " Johannes Cowell ortus in villa voca? Newland parochiae Londkey 
 Custos. " iuxta Barnstaple infra Comitatu Devoii, educatus in Coltio Regali 
 
 "hujus Vniusitatis & LL. Doctor, admissus est in Custode hujus 
 
 "Colli sive Aulae. 
 
 "Junij 11° 1598. 
 
 " Johanes Warde electus & admissus Scholaris M" Doctoris Harvey 
 "ad 12 d. 
 
 " Thomas Shackbowlt electus Scholaris (sed propter absentiam non 
 "admissus) Scholaris M" DuUingham ad 10 d. 
 
 "Decembris 10. anno Dni 1598. 
 
 " Clemens Corbet admissus est in Societatem, quam Johannes 
 "Bettis juris civilis D"" nup defunctus habuit. 
 
 "Julij 10. a° Dili 1599, 
 
 " Thomas Eden admissus est in Societatem quam habuit Johannes 
 " Buts juris civilis doctor. 
 
 "Julij 12. aiio Dni 1599. 
 "Guitmus Austin admissus est Scholaris D™ Harvey ad xii d. 
 
Admission Register 191 
 
 "Maij 18, ao Dni 1600. [264] 
 
 "Rogerus Ward admissus est Scholaris Episcopi Nix ad 10 d. 
 "Robertus Depden admissus Scholaris Episcopi Nix ad 10 d. 
 " Henricus Dade admissus Scholaris fundatoris ad 10 d. 
 "Samuel Geery admissus Scholaris M" Moptyde ad 12 d. 
 
 "Julii 7° 1600. 
 "Georgius Hopkins admissus est Scholaris Mathaei Parker ad 12 d. 
 
 "Decembris 10. 1600. [265] 
 
 " Richardus Crisp admissus est Scholaris fundatoris ad 10 d. 
 
 "Julii 22. 1601. 
 
 " Talbottus Pepes electus & admissus Scholaris M" Dullingham ad 
 " 10 d. 
 
 " Thomas Talbot electus & admissus Scholaris M" Spicer ad 10 d. 
 
 " Thomas Evans electus & admissus Scholaris M" Gabrielis Dunne 
 "ad 12 d. 
 
 "Decembris 16° 1602. 
 
 " Emanuel Downing electus & admissus Scholaris D™ Mowse ad 
 " 12 d. 
 
 "Marcij 28. 1603. 
 
 " Milo Knols comendatus p Maiorem &c. Norw. admittit^ Scholaris 
 " Archiepiscopi Cantuaf ad 12 d. 
 
 "Julij 6°. 1603. 
 "Robertus Hunt electus Scholaris D"^ Hervye ad 12 d. 
 " Johannes Bell electus Scholaris fundatoris ad 10 d. 
 " Robertus Long electus Scholaris M" Spicer ad 10 d. 
 " Omnes hij pariter admissi decimo die mensis ^dicti. 
 
 "Julij 7. 1604. 
 " Edouardus Fulmiston electus & admissus Scholaris D™ Hervye 
 "ad 12 d. 
 
 "Junij 12. 1605. 
 " Nicholaus Dryver electus & admissus Scholaris Doctoris Mowse 
 "ad 12 d. 
 
 " Willielmus Clerk electus & admissus Scholaris Doctoris Hervye 
 "ad 12 d. 
 
 "Junij 130 1605. 
 " Robertus Pierson admissus Scholaris fundatoris ad 10 d. 
 
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 [265] "Junij 28. 1605. 
 
 " Henricus Gowldes admissus Scholaris fundatoris ad 10 d. 
 
 "Marcij 26. 1606. 
 "Franciscus Thorndick electus & admissus Scholaris Gabrielis 
 " Dunne ad 1 2 d. 
 
 " Edmii Tillingham electus & admissus Scholaris Episcopi Nixe ad 
 " 10 d. 
 
 " Wiltmus Hodgekin electus & admissus Scholaris M" Dullingham 
 "ad 10 d. 
 
 "Junii 15. 1606. 
 
 "Johannes Carver electus & admissus Scholaris dris Hervy ad 12 d. 
 "Wiltmus Wicks electus & admissus Scholaris Episcopi Nixe ad 10 d. 
 " Johannes Kent electus & admissus Scholaris M" Spicer ad 10 d. 
 
 " Deceb: 22. 1606. 
 " Timotheus Fothergill electus & admissus Scholaris dris Harvy ad 
 "I2d. 
 
 " Inter fes?m Annuntiationis 1607 & fesfm Jo: Baptist: 1607. 
 " Tho : Corbett electus & admissus Socius psbiter in locii Henrici 
 " Byrd. 
 
 "Januarij 15° 1607. 
 
 " Edmdus Framingham electus & admissus Scholaris Epi Nick ad 
 " 10 d. 
 
 "Clarus Talbot electus & admissus Scholaris Dris Busbey ad 12 d. 
 
 [266] "Marcij 12. 1607. 
 
 " Michaell Canap admissus est Scholaris Doctoris Hervy ad 12 d. 
 
 " Inter festii Michis & festum Nativitatis 1608. 
 "Tho: Barcocke electus & admissus est Socius in locQ Tho: Aple- 
 " yarde. 
 
 " Decebris 20. 1608. 
 
 " Guilihelmus Howson electus & admissus est Scholaris dris Hervy 
 "ad 12 d. 
 
 "Decebris 25. 1608. 
 
 " Richardus Marbury electus in Scholarem fundatoris ad 10 d. 
 " Marcij 25° 1609. 
 
 " Thomas Asheby electus & admissus est Scholaris fundatoris ad 
 " 10 d. 
 
 " Franciscus Wuddowse eode die admissus e' Scholaris dris Mowse 
 "ad 12 d. 
 
Admission Register 193 
 
 " Inter festum Jo: Baptistae & festum Michis 1609. [266] 
 
 "Franciscus Thorndick electus & admissus Socius in locu Marma- 
 " duci Linne. 
 
 "January i8 1609. 
 
 " Milo Knols admissus est in Societatem quam habuit M"" Thomas 
 " Corbet sup electione facta duodecimo hujus mesis. 
 
 "Martii 13 1609. 
 "Wittimus Gierke admissus est In Societatem quam habuit M' 
 "Johannes Gibson. 
 
 " Wittimus Mouns electus & admissus Scholaris Doctoris Hervye 
 "I2d. 
 
 "Junij 2° 1 610. 
 " Oliverus Murden electus est & admissus Scholaris fundatoris ad 
 " 10 d. 
 
 " Rogerus Fielding electus & admissus Scholaris Episcopi Nixe ad 
 " 10 d. 
 
 " Septembris 23 16 10. 
 " Rogerus Bale electus & admissus est in Scholarem M" Spicer ad 
 " 10 d. 
 
 " 70 Octobris 16 10. 
 " Johannes Stephanson electus & admissus in Scholarem Archiepi 
 " Can! 12 d. 
 
 "circa IS™ S^ris 161 1. 
 
 " Witlms Hotchkin electus & admissus Socius in locii D"^ Corbett Corbet 
 " qui tum in Custodem electus & admissus erat. "^°* 
 
 " Edmundus Framingham electus & admissus Socius in locii M" 
 "Tho: Beach, post Michaelis 1612 et ante festu Natalis Dili eode anno. 
 
 "Inter Festum Michaelis 1615 et Festii Natalis Dni 1615. 
 " Gulielmus Foster electus & admissus est Socius in locu Francisci 
 " Thorndicke. 
 
 " Inter Festii Annvitiationis' 1616 et Festii Jo. Baptistae 1616. 
 " Carolus Mordaunt electus et admissus est Socius in locii Xroferi 
 " Wivell. 
 
 "Johannes Knivett eodem tempore electus et admissus est Socius 
 " in locii Rob" Naunton. 
 
 ' AnniticUionis in text, 
 D. W. 13 
 
194 Trinity Hall 
 
 [266] "Inter Festu Natalis Dni 1616 et Annutiationis 1617. 
 
 " Martinus Nansogge electus et admissus est Socius in locu Milonis 
 " Knowles. 
 
 " Inter Festu Jo. Baptistae 1619 et Festu Micilis 1619. 
 "Thomas Higgons electus et admissus est Socius in locu Tho: 
 " Barcocke. 
 
 " Inter Festum Michis 1620 et Natalis Dni 1620. 
 " Gulielmus Hinson electus et admissus est socius in locii Edmudi 
 " Framingham. 
 
 [267] "Inter Festii Anniitiationis' 1623 et Fes?m Jo. Bapt. 1623. 
 
 "Tho: Locke electus et admissus est Socius in locii Tho: Higgons. 
 
 "Inter Fes!m Jo. Baptistae et fes!m Michis 1624. 
 " Richardus Pickys electus et admissus est Socius in locvi Johannis 
 " Knivett. 
 
 " Inter fes!m Natalis Dni 1624 et Anniitiationis' 1625. 
 " Carolus Eden electus et admissus est Socius in locu Gulielmi 
 " Foster. 
 
 "Inter festm Johis Baptistae 1625 et Michis 1625. 
 "RobJtus King electus et admissus Socius in locii [ ]'- 
 
 "40 Septembris, 1626. 
 Eden " Georgius Sherman electus et admissus Socius in locii mei Thomae 
 
 Gustos « Eden eodem die electi et admissi in Custodem Collegij. 
 
 "[ ] Noverabris 1626. 
 " Tho. Burwell electus & admissus socius in locii Edwardi Catcher. 
 
 "22° Decembris 1626. 
 " Johes Tabor 
 
 " Johes Croftes I electi sunt & admissi in Scholares de minori 
 " Guilliams Roane forma. 
 "Roljltus Corye - 
 
 " 1° Augusti 1628. 
 
 "Edmudus Duncombe electus et admissus Socius in locii Caroli 
 " Mordaunt. 
 
 ' Annitiationis in text. ^ Blomfield, p. i66, (3). 
 
Admission Register 195 
 
 "90 August! 1628. [267] 
 
 " Thomas Cullier electus & admissus'Socius in locu Thomae Locke. 
 " Henricus Pelsaunt electus eodem die Socius in locii Martini 
 "Nansogge, admissus 11° Augusti 1628. 
 
 " 19° Decembris 1628. 
 " Robertus Wiseman electus et admissus Scholaris de minor! forma 
 " in locQ Jo : Tabor. 
 
 " 17° Aprilis 1629. 
 "Johes Levitt Eboracensis electus & admissus Socius in locu 
 "Gulielmi Hinson. 
 
 "290 Aprilis 1629. 
 " Guilliams Roane Northamtoniensis electus et admissus Socius in 
 " locu Gulielmi Hotchkin. 
 
 "October 1629. 
 " Johes Cardye Hertfordiensis (vi literaru regiarum) electus et 
 " admissus Socius circa 6, 7 vel 8. 8^"= 1629 in locu Richardi Pickys. 
 
 "27° Decembris 1631. [268] 
 
 " Robl tus Wiseman Essexiensis electus et admissus socius in locu 
 
 " Edmundi Buncombe. 
 
 "Witlm^ Browne Sufifolciensis eodem die admissus Scholaris de 
 
 "minori forma in locu [ ] Gibson. 
 
 "2° Aprilis 1632. 
 " Andraeas Owen, Jacobus Wood, et Henricus Howard electi sunt 
 " Scholares de minori forma in locos Wiseman, Shephard et Spooner, 
 " et Wood & Howard eodem die admissi sunt 
 
 "6° 8t'"s 1632. 
 "W™ Gierke, Tho: Dade, et Georgius Sanders electi & admissi 
 " Scholares de minori forma, in locos Corie, Browne & Palmer: vacant 
 " adhuc loci Wotton et Pole. 
 
 " 190 Januarij 1632. 
 "Joseph Sutcliffe Avid[rew\ Butler electi et admissi Scholares de 
 " minori forma in locos Wootton et Poole. 
 
 " 1° Martii 1632. 
 " Richus S' George Cantebrigiensis electus in Socium die pd in locu 
 " Tho: Burwell resignantis, admissus die sequent!. 
 
 13—2 
 
196 Trinity Hall 
 
 [268] "21° Aprilis 1633. 
 
 " Nicholaus Bragge Suffolciensis electus et admissus in Scolarem de 
 " minori de' forma in locu Riclii S' George ^dci. 
 
 "3° 7''"' 1633. 
 "Paulus Glisson Dorsetensis electus est' admissus in Societatem 
 "quam Johes Cardie (qui nuper uxorem duxerat) habuit. 
 
 " 290 7t'"s 1633. 
 
 " Tobyas Worlich Buckinghamiensis (vi regiaru literarum) electus & 
 "admissus Socius in locu Jofeis Levitt. 
 
 " Eodeni die Anthonius South electus et admissus Scholaris de 
 " minori forma in locu Pauli Glisson. 
 
 " 8° Februarij 1633. 
 " Gulielmus Harrison SouAamtoniensis electus et admissus socius 
 "in locu Roolti Turner. 
 
 " [Inter Fest. Annun. & S. Job. Bapt] 1634'. 
 "Jacobus Wood Dorsetensis electus et admissus socius in locii 
 " Georgij Sherman. 
 [269] " 1 1° Augusti 1634. 
 
 "Andraeas Owen Wallus electus & admissus socius in locu Gulielmi 
 " Gierke LL. dtoris. 
 
 "Eodem die Beniaminus Thornton in artibus bacch. et RoWtus 
 " Twells electi et admissi sunt Scholares de minori forma in locos Witti 
 " Harrison et Jacobi Wood. 
 
 « I JO ^bris 1634. 
 
 " Moundeford Bramston electus et admissus Scholaris de minori 
 " forma in locii Andreae Owen. 
 
 " 160 Maij 1635. 
 " Benjaminus Thornton in artibus bach et Nordovicen Dioc electus 
 " & admissus est socius in locii Witlmi Harrison. 
 
 "22° Maij 1635. 
 
 " Henricus Tooker Cantianus electus et admissus Scholaris de 
 " minori forma in locii Roane iunioris. 
 
 " Eodem die Georgius Mordaunt de civitate Norwici electus et ad- 
 " missus Scholaris de minori forma in locu a Mathaeo Parker fundatu. 
 
 ' Omit de after minori. 2 Read '«/' for 'est.'' 
 
 ' See p. 169, (8)- 
 
Admission Register 197 
 
 "gbris 1635. [269] 
 
 " Xroferus Layer, Wilms Forth, [ ] Creake electi et admissi 
 " Scholares de minori forma in locu Bragge, South & [ ]. 
 
 " 30 Aprilis 1636. 
 "Gul: Ayloff, Henr: Waley electi & admissi Scholares de 
 "minori forma in locii Henr: Tooker & Butler. 
 
 " 25° Julij 1636, 
 "Mondeford Bramston Londini natus (filius D°' Jo: Bramston 
 "Capitalis Justitiarij de Banco Regio) electus et admissus socius in 
 "locu Ro^ti Kinge. 
 
 "18 Januarij 1636. 
 "Harpha Westlyd, [ ] Raymond, Thomas Arthington, [ ] 
 
 " Holiday, Johes Pepys et Richus Pagett electi sunt Scholares de 
 "minori forma in locos Tooker, Browne, Dade, Clerk, Bramston et 
 "oes admissi eodem die excepto Westlyd, qui Westlade^ admissus 
 " est 23° Aprilis 1637. 
 
 " 17° Januarij 1638. 
 " Jacobus Wilmott, Tho : Talbott, Edmundus de Gray et Thobias 
 " Wickham electi sunt et admissi in Scholares de minori forma, in locos 
 " Raymond, Holiday, Forth et Westlade*. 
 
 "10 August! 1639. [270] 
 
 "Gulielmus Forth electus et admissus socius in locu Mundefordi 
 "Bramston: 5° 7^'"= 1639 idem Gulielmus ex supabundanti electus et 
 " admissus est in eundem locii. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Jo: Baptist: et Mich; 1640. 
 " Xroferus Layer electus et admissus socius in locu Tob: Worlich, 
 " LL. dcoris. 
 
 "29° Aprilis 1641. 
 "John Pepys made Fellowe in y« place of Richard S' George. 
 
 "9° Januarij 1641. 
 " Petrus Clovell electus in Scolarem de minori forma M" Spycer in 
 "locu... Briscoe defunct!. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Natat Dni et Annun 1642. 
 " Tobias Wickham electus et admissus socius in locu Caroli Eden. 
 
 ' i.e. Westlyd. 
 
198 Trinity Hall 
 
 [270] "Inter Fest: Nativitatf et Annun 1643. 
 
 " Franciscus Heath electus socius in locu D"s Roane. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Jo: Bapt: et Mich: 1644. 
 " Roliltus Twells electus et admissus socius in locu Jacobi Wood. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Annun et Jo: Baptist: 1646 
 " Sam: Bond electus et admissus socius in locu PauH Glisson. 
 
 " Inter Fest. Nati: et Annun 1647 
 " Franc: Dade electus et admissus socius in locu Fra: Heath. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Annu: et Jo: Bapt: 1647 
 " Johes Clarke electus et admissus socius in locu Xroferi Layer. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Nat: et Annun 1648 
 " Rich: Pagitt electus et admissus socius in locu Benjamini 
 " Thornton. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Jo: Bapt: et Mich: 1648 
 "Owen Hughes electus et admissus socius in locu Fran: Dade. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Annun et Jo: Bapt: 1649. 
 "Tho: Frost et Gulielmus Dickins electi et admissi socij in loca 
 « D"s Forth et Samuelis Bond. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Annu et Jo: Baptistae 1651. 
 "Thomas Exton electus et admissus socius in locu Rob: Twells. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Jo: Bapt: et S'' Mich^ 1653: 19 May 1651'. 
 " Josephus Clarke electus et admissus socius in locu Rob: Wiseman. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Nat: et Annuca? 1653. 
 "Jo: Board electus et admiss: socius in locu Tho: Frost. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Aiiuii et Jo: Bapt: aiio ^dic?. 
 "Henricus Fauconberg electus et admissus socius in locu Tho: 
 " Cullyer. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Jo: Bapt: et Mich aiio ^dic!. 
 "Daniell Darnelly electus et admissus socius in locu Rich: Pagitt. 
 
 ' Warren [314] says that the first heading "is blotted out in y= original by f mistake, 
 " as I suppose, of that person who set down 19 May, 1651 ; for I take y« entry to have been 
 " right before. However, I have Copyed, and Blotted out again as it is in y" original." 
 
Admission Register 199 
 
 "Inter Fest: Annuca? et Jo: Bapt: 1658 [270] 
 
 " Tho: Cradocke electus et admissus socius in locu Hen: Pelsant. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Mich: et Natal: Dni 1659 \27\\ 
 
 "Wittimus Dauenant electus et admissus socius in locu Dan: 
 " Darnelly. 
 
 "August! 2° 1660 
 
 " Robertus King Cantianus Legum Doctor, olim hujus Cott Socius, 
 " reelectus et admissus est Custos hujus Collegii in locu Johis Bond. 
 
 "Barlous Wickham Eboracensis (vi Irarum Regiarum) electus et 
 "admissus Socius 240 \<^^ 1660 in locum Tobiae Wickham fris sui. 
 
 "Jo: Wynne, Gulielmus Bayes, Nathaniel Dalton, Johes Tudor et 
 " Suetonius Parry electi sunt in Scholares de minori forma et omnes 
 " admissi (excepto Parry) 7° die Januarij 1660. Qui Parry admissus 
 « est 8° Febr: 1660. 
 
 [6 Jan. 1661] 
 
 "Henricus Rands, Henricus Tyrell, et Gerr: Gent electi sunt in 
 " Scholares de minori forma et oes admissi 6° die Januarij 1661. 
 
 [11 Jan: 1661] 
 "Inter Fest: Nativ: et Anunc 1643 Franciscus Heath electus 
 " socius in locum D"^ Roane, et admissus 1 1° die Januarij 1661 in locu 
 " Will: Dauenant tunc vacant 
 
 [29 lo^ris 1662] 
 
 " Henricus Squire Eborac et Edwardus Jones Denbigen electi et 
 " admissi Scholares de minori forma 29° lo'''' 1662. 
 
 [3 Jan. 1662] 
 
 " Hatton Auchier Artium Bacchal: (vi Irarum Regiarum) electus 
 "fuit Socius in locu Tho: Cradocke 3° Jan: 1662 et admissus postea 
 " 5° Januarij aiio predic?. 
 
 " Rogerus Meredith Cantianus Artium Magister electus et admissus 
 "socius 30 Jan: 1662 in locum Josephi Clarke. 
 
 " Thomas Pinfold fcL. Bacchal: electus et admissus Socius 
 " 3P Januarij 1662 in locum D"s Hughes. 
 
 [11 Jan. 1663] 
 
 "Edvardus Cole Suffolcieii, Xroferus Smeare Suffolc, Tho: Pedder 
 
 " Lincoln, Barnabas Vicars Nottingham, et Josephus Ship Cantabf 
 
 "electi et admissi Scholares de minori forma 11° Jan: 1663 in loca 
 
 " vacaii ex fundacoe Gabrielis Dun, Lauren Mopted, Epi Nick et 
 
 " Doctoris Harvey. 
 
 1 See pp. 165 (9), 173 (6). 
 
200 Trinity Hall 
 
 [271] "Die converS S'' Pauli 1663 
 
 " Radolphus Dauenant Dorcestren artium magister electus Socius 
 " in locum Dris Exton et admissus 270 Jan: 63. 
 
 [30 Aug: 1664] 
 "Rol51tus Eade Cantabf artiu Bacchal: vi Irarum Regia^ ^electus 
 "fuit Socius in locum Socij Legistae prox° vacaturum 30° Aug: 1664 
 "et postea padmissus 27° 7'»' 64, et denuo admissus 15° Jan: 1665 in 
 " locum D"= Owen tunc vacantem. 
 
 [272] [13 Feb: 1665] 
 
 " Riciius Warner Londin, Car: Smalwood Ebor, et Robltus Groue 
 "Wilton electi Scholares de minori forma 13° Febr: 1665 et postea 
 " Warner admissus 15° Febr. pdic? et Carolus Smalwood et Ro: Groue 
 "admissi 1° Martij 1665 in locos Jo: Win, Jo: Tudor, et Henr: Tyrell 
 "vacan ex fundacoe Simo: Bailing, Busby et Epi Nicke'- 
 
 [12 Mar: 1665] 
 " Franciscus Coel Sufifol: electus Scholaris de minori forma 12° 
 "Martij 1665 et postea admissus 14° Martij pdic? in locum Edw: Cole 
 "vacan ex fundacoe Gabr: Dun. 
 
 [14 Mar: 1665] 
 " Edw : Bellamy Northamptonien jure Devolucois Custodi competefi 
 "electus et admissus Scholaris de minori forma in locii Nath: Dalton 
 "vacaii ex fund: Fundatoris 14° Martij 1665. 
 
 [9 Jun: 1666] 
 " Gulielmus Wats Londinefi, Hatton Wolrich Cantianus, et Will : 
 " Wheeler Worcestr electi et admissi Scholares de minori forma 9° Jun : 
 " 1666 in locos Hen: Squire, Suetonij Parry et Thomae Hughes ex 
 " fundacoe D"^ Mouse, et Fundatoris. 
 
 [27 Apr: 1667] 
 " Oliverus Cheney Suffolcien electus et admissus Scholarf de minori 
 "forma 27° Apr: 1667 in locum Barnabae Vicars, ex fundacoe Epi 
 " Nicke. 
 
 [8 Jul: 1667] 
 
 "Gulielmus Holden Lincoln, Anthon:ShardelowSuffolc,Nicholaus 
 "Butler Cantabr, et Georgius Oxenden Cantianus electi et admissi 
 
 1 For the protest of W. Dickins and four other Fellows against the election of Smalwood 
 and Grove as having been determined by a minority of the Fellows see Baker, Harkian MSS., 
 vol. IX., p. 371. For the election see Scrutinia, vol. i., 33. 
 
Admission Register 201 
 
 "fuere Scholares de minori forma 8° Julij 1667 in loca Roblti Groue, [272] 
 " Xroferi Smeare, Rich: Warner et Edvardi Jones vacan ex fundacoe 
 " Epi Nicke, Laur : Moptide, Simon : Bailing et Archiepi Parker. 
 
 [21 Jul: 1668] 
 "Suetonius Parry admissus est Socius 21° Julij 1668 in locii 
 " Gulielmi Dickins p resignacoes pfati Dickins et Fran : Coell prius 
 "admiss: in eundem locum viz. Socij legistae ex Fundacoe Fun- 
 " datoris. 
 
 " Franciscus Bettiniffe et Thomas Burz electi et admissi Scholares 
 "de minori forma in locos Tho: Pedder et Francisci Coell 21° Julij 
 " 1668. 
 
 [7 Jun: 1669] 
 
 "Petrus Tubbin Norfolc et Tho: Richardson Ebor electi et ad- 
 " missi Scholares de minori forma in locos Caroli Smalwood et 
 "Nicholai Butler 7° Jun: 1669. 
 
 [3 Nov: 1669] 
 " Franciscus Coel Sufifolcieii filius Dni Jo : Coel mi''s admissus est 
 " socius in locum jo: Pepys fciL dcoris 3° pbris 1669, vi regias Irani. 
 
 [is Feb: 1669] [273] 
 
 "Josephus Ship Cantabr tertij aiii in artibus Bacchal: jure devo- 
 "lucois Custodi competeii 15° die mensis Febr: 1669 inter horas 
 "decimam & duodecimam antemeridian noiatus declaratus et ad- 
 " missus fuit socius in locum Socij presbyteri per resignationem 
 " Radulphi Dauenant nup Socij presbyteri vacan : sub ea ?n lege et 
 " condicone ut nisi fiat presbyter infra quatuor menses px sequen ad- 
 " missio ejus habeatur pro nulla. Et postea 4° Jun: 1670 Dictus M'' 
 " Ship ostendit ordines ^sbyteratus sub sigillo diii Beniam Epi Elieiii 
 "geren da! 29° Maij 1670. 
 
 "40 Junij 1670. 
 " Gulielmus Welfit 1 jure devolucois Custodi competen noiati et 
 declarati sunt Scholares de minori forma et 
 oes admissi (excepto Welfit) cui senioritas 
 reservata fuit cii venerit. 
 " Et postea viz' 1° Julij 1670 Gulielmus Welfit admissus Scholaris 
 
 " de minori forma. 
 
 [13 Feb: 1670] 
 
 "Gulielmus Tindall Glocestren, Samuel Gibson Suffolciefi, et 
 " Jacobus Ashton electi et admissi Scholares de minori forma 
 " 130 Febr: 1670. 
 
 " Rowlandus Norton 
 " Georg : Bramston 
 " Georg : Yong 
 
202 Trinity Hall 
 
 [273] [19 Jun: 1671] 
 
 "Jo: Wheatly ats Richardson et Radulphus Wren electi et admissi 
 "Scholares de minori forma 19° Junij 1671. 
 
 [6 Jul: 1671] 
 "Rolaltus Blemell Sufifolc electus et admissus Scholaris de minori 
 "forma 6° Julij 167 1 in locu Will: Wheeler. 
 
 [10 Jul: 1671J 
 "Georgius Oxinden Cantianus q" ani Scholaris de minori forma 
 "electus et admissus in Societatem quam D"^ Tho: Pinfold nuper 
 "habuit 10° die mensis Julij 1671. 
 
 [is Dec. 1671J 
 " Richardus Maltyward Sufifolc electus et admissus Scholaris de 
 "minori forma 15° lo'^'' 1671 in locum Georgij Oxinden. 
 
 [S Apr: 1672] 
 
 "Tho: Hughes in artibus Magister 5° die Apr: 1672 vi Regiarum 
 "literarii gereii Dal 17° 9^"^ 1671 et secundum scrutinium pro 
 ''eleccone socij geren Dat 28° Febr: 167 1 admissus fuit socius 
 "sub lege et condicone sequen Quod si elecco de pfato Tho: 
 " Hughes per electores in praefato scrutinio mencoatos non sit 
 "secundum jura et Statuta Coltij sive Aulae Trin: ttime facta et 
 " in jure valida Admissio haec ^fati Tho: Hughes irrita sit et pro 
 " nulla habeatur. 
 [274] [12 Aug: 1672] 
 
 "Johes Westcot, Johes Kirton et David Lloyd electi et admissi 
 "Scholares de minori forma 12° Aug: 1672. 
 
 [21 Mar: 1672] 
 "Georg: Brampston filius D"' Mondefordi Brampston mi''= ad- 
 " missus socius in locum D"s Clarke vi regiaru trarii geren da? 
 "21° Martij 1672, vicesimo quarto die mensis Martij predic?. 
 
 [22 Jul: 1673] 
 
 " Josephus Wren electus Scholaris de minori forma 22° Julij 1673 
 " et admissus die prox sequen. 
 
 [22 Jan: 1673] 
 "Anthonius Shardelowe fcL. Bacc: SuiTolcien electus et admissus 
 "socius in locii D"^ Fauconberg 22° Jan: 1673 juxta &c. 
 
Admission Register 203 
 
 [17 Mar: 1673] [274] 
 
 " Tho : Burz sexti anni Scholaris de minori forma Suffolcien electus 
 "et admissus Socius in locu Antho: Shardelowe def' 17° Martij 1673 
 "juxta &c. 
 
 [20 Jul: 1674] 
 "Johes Quincey electus et admissus Scholaris de minori forma 
 "20° Julij 1674. 
 
 [3 Nov: 1674] 
 
 "Valentinus Cressy Buckingham et Rich: Pagitt Middlesexien 
 "electi 2° et admissi 3° 9^'' 1674 Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 [12 Dec: 1674] 
 "Antonius Kirton Eborac jure Devolucois Custodi competen? 
 "electus et admissus Scholaris de minori forma 12° icP^ 1674. 
 
 [14 Jul: 167s] 
 " Michael West Eborac electus Scholaris de minori forma 14° Julij 
 " 167s et admissus 16° ejusdem. 
 
 [17 Dec: 1675] 
 
 " Tho : Rogerson Norfolcien electus et admissus Scholaris de minori 
 "forma 17° loi"" 1675. 
 
 [20 Mar: 1675] 
 
 "Tho: Clapham Ebof et Philip: Carlton Norvicen Dioc electi et 
 "admissi Scholares de minori forma 20° Martij 1675. 
 
 [2 Sept: 1676] 
 " Edvardus Newcome electus Scholaris de minori forma 2° "j^ 1676 
 " et admissus 7° die ejusdem. 
 
 [21 Sept: 1676] 
 
 "Jo: Barnard et Ellis Veryard electi et admissi Scholares de minori 
 forma 21° 7^'' 1676. 
 
 [6 Nov: 1676] 
 
 "Thomas Exton Londinensis Miles LL.D"" et Advocatus Regis 
 " Caroli 2' Generalis, olim hujus Collegij Socius, electus Gustos hujus 
 " Collegii 6° die Novembris 1676, et admissus 10° die ejusdem mensis 
 " et anni in Locum Roberti King defuncti. 
 
 " Georgius Rhodes et Benjaminus Hawley electi et admissi 
 " Scholares de minori forma. 
 
204 Trinity Hall 
 
 [274] "Maij 250 1678. 
 
 " Gulielmus Tindall artiu magister Glocestrensf admissus fuit Socius 
 "in locu Barlo Wickam jure deuolutionis Custodi compe?. 
 [275] " Eodem die electus et admissus fuit Samuelis Bowles Ebor Socius 
 " in locu M" Hughes. 
 
 " Eode die electus et admissus fuit Pomfrett Millbourne Essex 
 " Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 "Jan: 7 1678. 
 "Guil: Churchey, Godfridus King, Sam: Hipsley, electi et admissi 
 " Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Junij 10° 1679. 
 "Johannes Brookbanck Lancastr electus fuit Socius in locum 
 " £)ns Heath, et die sequenti admissus fuit in eunde. 
 
 "Aug: 9° 1679. 
 "Carolus Scrivener Suff:, Franciscus Bland, Radulphus Hutton 
 "electi et admissi Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Apr: 12° 1680. 
 "Joh: Pemberton, Valent: Bunter, Tho: Tabor, Gilb: Holt electi 
 " et admissi Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Junii 5*°, 1680. 
 "Joannes Sudbury Essex electus fuit Socius in locii Suetonii 
 " Parry et eode die admissus. 
 
 "Aug: 5° 1680. 
 
 "Adamus Ottley artium magister electus fuit Socius in locu 
 " Hattoni Aucher et eode die admissus. 
 
 "Gulielmus Clemients' Cutbert'' electi et admissi 
 
 " Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Aug: 10° 1681. 
 
 "Tho: Aylofif, Hen: Cartwright, Gul: Allen electi et admissi 
 "Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Jan: 12 1681. 
 " Pomfrett Milbourne Essexiae electus fuit Socius in locii Roberti 
 "Ead et 13° die admissus. 
 
 1 Clements, infra: p. 205. March 20, 1683. 2 Register (p. 15) is defective. 
 
Admission Register 205 
 
 "11° Ap: 83. [275] 
 
 "Joh" Rolas natione Gallus electus et admissus Stholaris de 
 "minori forma. 
 
 "Martii 20° 1683. 
 " GuHelmus Clements Londinensis electus et admissus fuit Socius 
 " in locii Johannis Sudbury. 
 
 "Sep: 29 84. 
 
 "Nat. Chilton Clayton, Allen admissi Scholares de minori 
 
 " forma. 
 
 Oct: 4 1684. 
 
 "Charles Scriuener Suffolc vi Regiarum literaru admissus fuit 
 "Socius in locu Adami Ottley. 
 
 "Dec: 10 1684. \_2y6\ 
 
 "Tho: Ayloflf Essexiae electus fuit Socius in locum D"= Boord. 
 
 "Aug: 29 1685. 
 
 "Mauritius Vaughan artiu M^ electus et admissus fuit Socius 
 "in locum Socij praesbiteri per cessionem et resignationem Joseph! 
 " Shipp nuper Socij praesbiteri vacantem ; sub ea tamen lege et 
 "conditione ut nisi ad sacros ordines promoveatur ante festum 
 " Paschae px™« futurum, bene licebit M™ et Socijs dictum Mauritium 
 " Vaughan a loco suo amouere. 
 
 " Eodem die Johannes Flesher et Gulielmus Man electi et admissi 
 " fuerunt Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "7° Jan: 1686. 
 "Edmundus Venning Devon, Christ Preston Ciuitatis Ebor, 
 "Jacobus Ayloflf Can? electi et admissi fuerunt Scholares de minori 
 " forma. Et Cory et Woodcock eode die electi. 
 
 "Oct: S 1687. 
 "Noell Lawson Lincolii, Rich: Lamplugh Ebor, Georg: Bowes 
 " Ebor, Rich : Kay, Richmond, electi et admissi fuerunt Scholares de 
 " minori forma. 
 
 "Jan: 6 1687. 
 
 " Gulielmus Allen, LL : Bac. Ebor electus fuit socius juxta 
 " tenorem Regiarii Literaru in locii vacantem per cessionem Magistri 
 " Rogeri Meredith. 
 
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 [276] "Jan: 7. [168;] 
 
 "Calry, Stanton, Bohrvell electi Scholares de minori forma et 
 "admissi fuerunt Jan: 9° die 1687. 
 
 "8 Nov: (88). 
 " Ego Georgius Oxenden Cantianus LL. Dr Regius in Jure Civili 
 "Professor, Senior Socius hujus ColHi promotus fui ad Custodiam 
 "dicti ColHi per electionem in locum Thomae Exton militis LL. 
 "D"s defuncti, octavo die mensis Novembris Ao Dfii 1688 juxta &c. 
 " Admissus fui eodem die. 
 
 [9 Nov: 1688] 
 "Michael Bold electus et admissus fuit Socius hujus Cottii nono 
 "die Novembris 1688 in Locum antedicti Georgij Oxenden. 
 
 [28 Jan: i68f] 
 " Georgius Hughes et Johes Robinson electi fuere Scholares de 
 "minori forma 28° die Jan: i68f. 
 
 [6 Jan: 16^] 
 " Henricus Meredith Cantianus, Nathan Coates, Audoenus Hughes, 
 " Edwardus GriflSth electi et admissi fuere Scholares de minori forma 
 " sexto die Januarij i6||. 
 [277] "Febr: 3 i6ff. 
 
 "Jacobus Cresset, A.M., electus & admissus fuit Socius in locum 
 " Caroli Scrivener. 
 
 "Febr: 3 i6|^. 
 
 " Johannes Exton, A.M., electus & admissus fuit Socius in locum 
 " D"s Burlez defuncti. 
 
 "Aug: 14 i6go. 
 
 "Gulielmus Dewe & Gulielmus Gierke electi fuere Scholares de 
 "minori forma. 
 
 "Jan: i 169^. 
 
 "Jacobus Johnson, David Lloyd, & Samuel Potts electi fuere 
 "Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Jan: 17 169J. 
 
 "Thomas Bainbrigg A.M. electus fuit Socius in locum Samuelis 
 "Bowles, & admissus Febr: 12. 
 
 "Jan: 5 169^. 
 "Jacobus Ayloflfe LL.B. electus fuit Socius in locum Michaelis 
 " Bold. 
 
Admission Register 207 
 
 "Jan: 28 1692. [277] 
 
 " Gulielmus Thompson, Christophorus Overend, Radulphus Gilbert 
 " electi Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Jan: 15 1693. 
 "Gulielmus Allen LL.B. migravit a loco suo, & admissus Socius 
 " fuit in locum Mauritij Vaughan Presby?'. 
 
 "Julii 13 1694. 
 " Theakston & Shelton admissi Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Nativ: 1694 & Annun: 1695. 
 " Henricus Meredith Cantianus admissus fuit Socius in locu 
 "Gul: Allen. 
 
 "Jan: 2 i6g^. 
 
 "Johannes Steade LL.B. electus fuit Socius in locum Pontefracti 
 " Milbourne Defuncti. Steade admissus fuit Socius Febr: 9, 169I. 
 
 "Jan: 9 169^ 
 "Cyriacus Wetherel, Holland Hughes, Benjamin^ Jones, electi 
 " Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Johannes Steade Socius resignavit April: i. [vid. Miscellan: 
 "vol: i.y 
 
 "Dec: 21 1695. 
 
 "Georgius Paul, Robertus Merssing electi Scholares de minori 
 " forma. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Annun & Jo: Bapt: 1696. 
 
 " Audoenus Hughes Wallus admissus fuit Socius in locum Ponte- 
 "fracti Milbourne, in quern locum Jotl Steade prius fuerat electus". 
 
 "Inter Fest: Annun & Jo: Bapt: 1696. 
 " Gulielmus Gierke admissus fuit Socius in locii Georgij Bramston, 
 " LL.D. 
 
 "Inter Fest: Annun & Jo: Bapt: 1696. 
 
 " Jacobus Johnson admissus fuit Socius in locu Jacobi Cresset ex 
 " Fundacoe Collegii. 
 
 "Julij II 1696. 
 
 "Pinfold admissus Scholaris de minori forma. Angier admissus 
 "Scholaris de minori forma Oct: 22 1696. 
 
 1 Now in Scrutinia, vol. I., 66. 
 
 ' And see references to Scrutinia, p. 179, note 2. 
 
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 [277] "Dec: 14 1696. 
 
 " Layer & Cornwall admissi Scholares de min : forma. 
 
 "Julij 10 1697. 
 " Richardus Munden electus fuit Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 "Mar: 30 1698. 
 " Hen : Penrice, Gul : Matthews, Titus Wendey, Marcus Bullen, 
 " Thomas Figg, Jure Devolucois admissi Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 [278] "Julii 27 1698. 
 
 " Radulphus Gilbert LL.B. electus fuit Socius ex Fundacoe 
 
 " Episcopi Nick in locii Thomae Bainbrigg Defuncti. Admissus 
 
 "Aug: 8. 1698. 
 
 "Julii 27 1698. 
 
 " Samuel Cunott electus fuit Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 "Aug: 8 1698. 
 "Jacobus Johnson migravit a Loco suo, & admissus fuit in locii 
 " Socii ex Fundacoe Rob : Goodknape tunc vacantem p cessionem 
 "Thomae Ayloffe, LL.D. 
 
 "Jan: 16 1698. 
 
 " Christophorus Greenvile de Preston in Com Lancas? & Nicholaus 
 " Aspinal electi Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Inter Fes! Nativ: & Annun 1699. 
 " Georgius Paul admissus fuit Socius in locii Gul : Gierke. 
 
 "Febr: 6 i69f. 
 
 " Gulielmus Gardiner Filius D"s Gardiner Episcopi Lincolii electus 
 " fuit Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 " Junij 7 1699. 
 " Robertus Mapletoft electus Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 "Aug: 14 1699. 
 " Franciscus Dickins electus Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 "Dec: 26 1699. 
 " Carolus Pinfold LL.B. electus & admissus in locum Socij 
 " Supnumerarij ex Fundacoe CoUegij tunc vacantem per cessionem 
 "Jacobi Johnson qui migraverat ad locum Socij ex Fundacoe 
 "Rob: Goodknape. 
 
Admission Register 209 
 
 "Jan: 9. 1700. [278] 
 
 "Radulphus Some, Thomas Eden, Filius D"' Roberti Eden 
 "Baronetti, Michael White, Robertus Midgely, Com Ebof electi 
 "Scholaies de minori forma: admissi Jan: 10. 1700. 
 
 "Jan: 10. 170^. 
 "Johannes Corbet Salop, Edvardus Clerke Berks, Gulielmus 
 " Warren Cantianus, viz. de Ashford, Jocobus Cowgill Ebof, Johannes 
 " Andrew Londinensf electi & admissi Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Maij 17. 1702. 
 " Henricus Penrice LL.B. electus fuit Socius in locum Jacobi 
 "Ayloffe LL.D. defuncti: admissus 29 Maij. 
 
 "Julii 20. 1702. 
 "Johannes Hall, Ebof, & Audoenus Lloyd de Anglesey electi 
 " Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Jan: 16. i7of. 
 " Robertus Mapletoft LL.B. electus fuit Socius in locum Audoeni 
 "Hughes: admissus Jan: 23 i7o|. 
 
 "Febr: 27. \jo\. [279] 
 
 "Georgius Bramston LL.D. olim hujus Collegij Socius electus 
 "fuit Custos in locum Georgij Oxenden Defuncti. 
 
 "Jan: 9. 1703. 
 "Jacobus Bruce, Thomas Jekyll, Gulielmus Goode, Johannes 
 " Elliot, Stuartus Sparkes Cantabrigiensis, Ludovicus Buckle de 
 " Morden in Coin Hants, electi Scholares de minori forma: admissi 
 "Jan: 17. 
 
 "Maij 5. 1704. 
 
 " Beridge, Carte, Milner, admissi Scholares de minori 
 
 " forma. 
 
 "Jan: 23, 1704. 
 
 " Franciscus Dickins LL.B. de Ripplington in Coin Hants 
 "electus fuit Socius ex Fundacoe Epi Bateman in locu Gul: 
 "Clements LL.D. 
 
 "Jan: 23. 1704. 
 
 " Wragge, Eyre, Chomley admissi Scholares de 
 
 "minori forma. 
 
 D. w. 14 
 
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 [279] "Jan: 12. 1705. 
 
 "Gulielmus Pinfold, Walls Parker electi Scholares de minori 
 "forma: Admissi 24. 
 
 "Jan: 19. 1705. 
 " Johannes Andrew Londinensf electus fuit Socius ex Fundacoe 
 "CoUegij in locum Caroli Pinfold LL.D. Admissus Jan: 24. 1705. 
 
 "Edvardus Bell electus fuit Scholaris de minori forma: Ad- 
 " missus 24. 
 
 "Jan: 6. i7of. 
 
 " Beaver, Philippus Sydenham, Zach: Grey Allen, 
 
 " Henricus Oxenden Cantianus, Bradbury, Clemens Cottrell 
 
 ''• admissi Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Jan: 8. 1707. 
 " Johannes Carte, Henricus Squire Ebof, Gulielmus [Bill] Saunders, 
 "electi Scholares de minori forma: Admissi Jan: 9. 1707. 
 
 "Jan: 6. 1708. 
 "Johannes Michael, Samuel Burton, J. Saunders, Gulielmus 
 "Herring, Ja: Allen electi Scholares de minori forma: Admissi 
 "Jan: 18. 1708. 
 
 "Junii II. 1709. 
 "Clemens Cottrell Filius D"> Caroli Cottrell Militis electus & 
 " admissus fuit Socius in locum Henrici Meredith LL.B. 
 
 "Junii II. 1709. 
 
 "Exton Sayer, Whythead, Rider, Usherwood, ad- 
 
 " missi Scholares de minori forma, 
 
 [280] "Aug: II. 1709. 
 
 "Johannes Cooper admissus fuit Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 "Junij 20. 1 7 10. 
 " D™^ Nathanael Lloyd Miles LL.D., Serenissimae Reginae Annae 
 " Advocatus Generalis, & Socius Collegij omnium Animarum Oxon, 
 "electus & admissus fuit Custos hujus Collegij in locum Georgij 
 "Bramston Defuncti. 
 
 "Junij 21. 1710. 
 
 "Johannes Lee, Georgius Oxenden Cantianus, Gulielmus Crowe, 
 " electi Scholares de minori forma. 
 
Admission Register 211 
 
 "Jan: 8. 1710. [280] 
 
 "Johannes Imber Winton, Wharton Peck Norvicen, electi Scholares 
 "de minori forma : Admissi Jan: 15. 1710. 
 
 "Jan: 6. 1711. 
 " Henricus Squire Ebof electus fuit Socius ex Fundatione Episcopi 
 " Nick in locum Radulphi Gilbert LL.D. Defuncti. 
 
 "Jan: 6. 171 1. 
 "Marcus Cottle, Richardus Pacey, Gulielmus Allen, Thomas 
 " Gamble electi & admissi Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Sept: 3. 1712. 
 " Gulielmus Warren LL.B., Filius Samuelis Warren Vicarij de 
 "Ashford in Com Cantij, electus fuit Socius Presbyter in locum Gul: 
 "Tindale LL.D. Defuncti: Admissus Sept: 27. 171 2. 
 
 "Jan: 14. 1712. 
 " Fysh admissus fuit Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 "Jan: 14. I7i|. 
 " Henricus Shrubsole Cantianus, viz. de Ashford, Franc : Reeve 
 " Ipsvicen, Thomas Clarke Suffolc, Johannes Longe Norfolc, admissi 
 " Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Febr: 4. I7||. 
 " Allen admissus fuit Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 "Maij 21. 1714. 
 "Exton Sayer Londinensis LL.B. electus fuit Socius in locum 
 "Hen: Penrice LL.D. Admissus Aug: 4. 17 14. 
 
 "Jan: 6. I7i|. 
 
 "Car: Scrivener Suffolc, Hasell, Hen: Monson, Watson 
 
 "electi Scholares de minori forma, et admissi Jan: 17. 171^ , excepto 
 "Scrivener qui admissus fuit Aug: 25. 1715. 
 
 "Jan: 2. 1715. [281] 
 
 "Georgius Oxenden LL.B., Filius D"^ Oxenden olim Custodis 
 "hujus Collegij, electus fuit Socius ex Fundacoe D™ Mouse: Ad- 
 " missus 7 Jan : in locum D^'^ Mapletoft. 
 
 14—3 
 
212 Trinity Hall 
 
 [281] "Jan: 2. 1715. 
 
 " Warwick, Lucas Imber Winton, Michael Leheup, Isaacus 
 
 "Collman, Thomas Gylby, electi Scholares de minori forma: admissi 
 "Jan: 7. 1715. 
 
 "Jan: 26. 1715. 
 "Gulielmus Crowe Hereford A.B. electus & admissus Socius in 
 "locum Gul: Allen LL.D., Socii Presbyteri. 
 
 "Maij 24. 1 7 16. 
 " Thomas Price admissus Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 "Maij 26. 1716. 
 " Gulielmus Pennington de Tadcaster in Com Ebor electus & 
 " admissus Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 "Mali 26 1716. 
 "Richardus Pacey de Boston in Coin Lincoln electus fuit & 
 "admissus Socius in Locum D''' Clementis Cottrell Militis. 
 
 "Maii 26. 17 16. 
 "Johannes Cooper Londinen electus & admissus fuit Socius in 
 "locum Johannis Exton LL.D. Defuncti, ex Fundacoe Epi Nick. 
 
 "Nov: 22. 1 7 16. 
 " Johannes Garthorne admissus fuit Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 "Jan: 4. 1716. 
 " Richardus Hutchinson, Stephanus Cottrell, H. Waller, electi 
 "Scholares de minori forma: admissi Jan: 8. 17 16. 
 
 "Jan: 8. 1717. 
 "Franciscus Capper, Richardus Pyke Cantabf, Johannes Price, 
 " Waring Ashby de Quenby in Com Leicest, Edvardus Simpson de 
 " Fishlock in Com Ebof electi Scholares de minori forma : Admissi 
 "Jan: 13. 1717. 
 
 "Jan: 25. 1717. 
 
 " Wharton Peck LL.B. Norvicen electus & admissus fuit Socius 
 " in locum Georgij Paul LL.D. 
 
 "Dec: 22. 1718. 
 " Gulielmus Nelson Suffolc electus fuit Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
Admission Register 213 
 
 "Jan: $. 1719. [281J 
 
 " Thomas Gyll, Rowe Newell Lincoln, Edvardus Collins, Samuel 
 " Smith Londinen, Johannes Francis Norvicen, Johannes Price, 
 "Johannes Hoult, electi Scholares de minori forma, & admissi 
 "Jan: 11, excepto Newell qui admissus fuit Febr: 15. 17^. 
 
 "Mail 9. 1720. [282] 
 
 " Stephanus Cottrell Scholaris Triennalis, Filius D"' Caroli 
 " Cottrell Militis, admissus fuit Jure Devolutionis Custodi competent 
 " Socius in locum Georgij Oxenden LL.B. ex FundacSe D"^ Mowse. 
 [No account of his appointment in the volume of Scrutinia.] 
 
 "Maii 9. 1720. 
 " Georgius Reynolds, Franciscus James Suffolc, R. Legard, electi 
 "Scholares de minori forma, & admissi Maij 12, excepto James qui 
 "admissus fuit Maij 30. 1720. 
 
 "Jan: 5. 1720. 
 "Johannes Canham Londinen, Thomas Farr Londinen, Carolus 
 " Reynolds, Johannes Francis Lincoln electi Scholares de minori 
 "forma, & admissi Jan: 6. 1720, excepto Farr qui admissus fuit 
 "Maii 30. 1 72 1. 
 
 "Jan: 4. 172^. 
 " Edvardus King de Bromley in Com Cantij & Gulielmus Dod 
 "Cantabf electi Scholares de minori forma: Admissi Jan: 22. 172 J. 
 
 "Jan: 5. I72f. 
 " Alexander Inglis de Sarisburia, Richardus CoUis de Ellaston in 
 "Com: Stafford & Henricus Wither de Alresford in Com Hants 
 "electi Scholares de minori forma: admissi Jan: 10. I72|. 
 
 "Jan: II. 1722. 
 " Ds Nathanael Lloyd Custos Constituit Doctorem Gulielmu 
 "Warren Locu Tenente Custodis, 
 
 "Apr: 29. 1723. 
 "Philippus Nicholls de Mancestria in Com Lancastr. A.M., Coll: 
 " .(En : Nasi Oxon, Jure Devolutionis Custodi Competent Nominatus, 
 "& Maij 2. 1723 admissus fuit Socius in locum Gulielmi Crowe A.M. 
 " Presbyteri. 
 
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 [282] "Jan: 2. 1725. 
 
 "Gulielmus Vaughan Wallus, de Llangernew in Com: Denbig, 
 "Julius Caesar de Gransden Magna in Com Huntingdon, Johannes 
 " Dyson de Huddersfield in Coin Eboracensi, Johannes Gamble de 
 " Wittlesea in Com Cantabrig, Edvardus Moore de Retford in Com 
 " Nottingham, Johannes Bunce de Brenzet in Com Cantii, Electi 
 " Scholares de minori forma: Admissi Jan: 13. I72f. 
 
 " Eodem tempore Dictus Johannes Bunce Filius Johannis Bunce 
 " Vic™ de Brenzet admissus fuit Scholaris Cantianus ex Fundatione 
 " D"s Oxenham. 
 [283] "April: 18. 1724. 
 
 " Henricus Monson LL.B. de Broxbourn in Com Hertford, Jure 
 " Devolutionis Custodi Competent, admissus fuit Socius ex Fundatione 
 " Episcopi Nick in locum D"s Sayer. 
 
 "Maij 10. 1724. 
 
 " Edvardus Simpson de Riccall & Fishlock in Com Ebof Electus 
 " & Admissus fuit Socius ex Fundatione Simonis Bailing in locum 
 "D"s Brookbank. 
 
 "Jan: 4. 172I. 
 
 " Samuel Bentham Eliensis, Theodorus Burleton de East Noyle in 
 " Com Wilts, Georgius Knapp de Deptford in Com Cantij, Georgius 
 " Shelton Westmonasteriensis, Johannes Salusbury de Bachegraig 
 " Dymerchion in Com Flint, electi Scholares de minori forma: admissi 
 "Jan: 5. 172^, excepto Bentham. 
 
 "Apr: 5. 1725. 
 " Thomas Tenison de Sundrich in Com Cantij LL.B. Aulae 
 " Clarensis, jure Devolutionis Custodi competent, Nominatus fuit, & 
 "Apr: 7. 1725 Admissus Socius in locum Johannis Cooper LL.B. 
 " nuper Socii ex Fundatione Episcopi Nick. 
 
 "Jan: 6. 172I. 
 " Thomas Pearson de Tatham in Com Lancastr, Wadham Knatch- 
 " bull Filius Dni Edvardi Knatchbull de Mersham Hatch in Comitatu 
 " Cantij Baronetti, Stephanus Gardiner de Norvico, Thomas Heme de 
 " Heveringland in Comitatu Norfot, et Gulielmus Thompson de 
 " Welton in Com Ebof, Electi fuerunt Scholares de minori forma, et 
 "admissi Jan: 13. I72f, excepto Gardiner. 
 
Admission Register 215 
 
 "Mar: 28. 1726. [284] 
 
 " Samuel Leek de Carleton juxta Trentam in Comi! Nottingham, 
 "electus fuit Scholaris de minori forma, et admissus Aprilis i6. 1726. 
 " Vide Append Num : 66. 
 
 "Jan: 4. 172^. 
 "Gulielmus Meyricke & Johannes Meyricke (Frater ejus) de 
 " Llangwedwallard in Insula Anglesea (Mona), Henricus Nicholls 
 "de Chilham in Com Cantij, & Richardus Benson de Clapham in 
 " Craven in Com Ebor, Electi fuerunt Scholares de minori forma. 
 "Dicti Nicholls & Benson admissi Jan: 11. Gulielmus Meyricke & 
 "Johannes Meyricke admissi Febr: 8. 172^. 
 
 "Febr: 24. 172^, 
 " Carolus Pinfold Londinensis Filius Caroli Pinfold LL.D. Hujus 
 " Collegii quondam Socij, jure Devolutionis Custodi competent, ad- 
 " missus fuit Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 "Aug: 23. 1727. 
 " Paulinus Phelips de Marham in Comitatu Northampton Electus 
 " & Admissus fuit Scholaris de minori forma. 
 
 "Jan: 2. 172I. 
 " Samuel Seel de Leverpool in Comitatu Lancastriae, Thomas 
 " Salusbury de Bach-egraig Dymerchion in Com Flint, & Johannes 
 " Williamson de Leverpool Electi fuerunt Scholares de minori forma. 
 "Seel & WiUiamson admissi eodem die. Salusbury admissus 
 "April: 3. 1728. 
 
 "Mar: 15. I72|. [285] 
 
 "Johannes Chetwode de Risington in Comitatu Gloucestriae, in 
 "Jure Civili Doctor, Filius Doctoris Knightly Chetwode Ecclesiae 
 " Glouces? nuper Decani, electus fuit Socius ex Fundatione Roberti 
 " Goodknape, in Locum vacantem per Mortem Jacobi Johnson LL.D. 
 "et admissus Mar: 16. 172^. 
 
 "Apr: 8. 1728. 
 "Franciscus James de S" Edmundi Burgo in Comitatu Suffolc 
 "LL.B., Filius D"' Cane James Baronetti, Electus & admissus fuit 
 " Socius ex Fundatione Richardi Nicke Episcopi Norvicensis, in locum 
 " vacantem per Cessionem Thomae Tenison LL.D. 
 
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 [285] "Junij 25. 1728. 
 
 " Henricus NichoUs Filius Johannis NichoUs Rectoris de Fordwich 
 "in Com Cantii Jure Custodi Competent Nominatus fuit Scholaris 
 " Oxendenianus in loc Johannis Bunce. 
 
 "Jan: 3. I72f. 
 "Richardus Calvert Londinensis, Daniel Gittins de Goring in 
 " Comi? Sussex, Gulielmus Bradley de Bolingbrooke in Comitat 
 " Lincoln, Gulielmus Laplain Westmonasteriensis, Thomas Walbank 
 " de Bedale in Com Ebof, & Richardus Hatton de Market-Harborough 
 " in Com Leices? electi fuerunt Scholares de minori forma. Calvert, 
 "Gittins, Bradley & Walbank admissi Jan: 4. I72f. Laplain et 
 "Hatton admissi Febr: 17. I72|. 
 
 [286] "Jan: 5. I7-|§. 
 
 " Norton KnatchbuU de Mersham Hatch in Com Cantii Filius 
 " D°' Edvardi KnatchbuU Baronetti, Robertus Dale de Whippingham 
 " in Vecta (Insula) Com Han?, Gulielmus Hinxman de Hinton in 
 " Xtchurch in Com Han?, & Thomas Wilkinson de Abbey Holme 
 " in Coin Cumberlandiae, Electi fuerunt Scholares de minori forma ; 
 "et admissi Jan: 10. I7|f. 
 
 "Jan: 5. 173^ 
 " Matthaeus Robinson Eboracensis, Samuel Bagnall Londinensis, 
 " et Gulielmus Bunce de Brenzet in Comitatu Cantii, Electi Scholares 
 "de minori forma; et admissi Jan: 11. 173^. 
 
 "Mar: 4. 173^ 
 " Carolus Pinfold Londinensis Hujus CoUegii Scholaris Triennalis 
 "jure Devolutionis Custodi competen? Admissus fuit Socius in 
 " locum Richardi Pacey LL.B. Defuncti. 
 
 "Apr: 8. 1731. 
 "Carolus Beridge de Pinchbeck in Com Lincoln & Andreas 
 "Symson de Bardney in Coin Lincoln Electi Scholares de minori 
 "forma. Symson Admissus Apr: 15. 173 1. Beridge Admissus 
 "Apr: 22. 173 1. 
 [287] "Jun: 24. 1 73 1. 
 
 " Gulielmus Bunce Filius Revdi Johannis Bunce A.M. Rectoris de 
 " Brenzet in Com Cantij, Jure Custodi Competen? constitutus Scholaris 
 " Oxendenianus in locum Henr: NichoUs. 
 
Admission Register 217 
 
 "Aug: 4. 1731. [287] 
 
 " Philippus Nicholls Clericus LL.D. hujus Collegij Socius propter 
 " ejus demerita, a Collegio, & Collegij comodo exclusus, amotus, & 
 " expulsus fuit, juxta sententiam Custodis & Sociorum Collegij. 
 " Sententia sic se habet, viz. 
 
 " Cum Philippum Nichols Clericum LL.D., Socium Collegij sive 
 " Aulae Sanctae Trinitatis in Vniversitate Cantabrigiae nee caste nee 
 "honeste se gessisse, sed cum quadam muliere infami infra villam 
 " Cantabrigiae consuetudinem habuisse et extra dictam Aulam sive 
 " Hospitium frequenter pernoctasse, minus diligentem & fidelem in 
 " officio Socij Presbyteri in Capella, Bona Collegij, praesertim vasa 
 "quaedam Argentea' & Libros, distraxisse vendidisse & alienasse, 
 "necnon Libros e Bibliotheca publica Academiae Cantabrigiensis, 
 " Bibliothecis Collegiorum Sacrosanctae Trinitatis & Divi Johannis 
 " Evangelistae in Cantabrigia, clavibus ad hoc furtim fabricatis, clam 
 " & fraudulose contrectasse & vendidisse, Dictumq, Philippum Nichols 
 " in praemissis tarn in Collegio quam extra minus diligentem in 
 "officio, inobedientem, corpore dissolutum, notabiliter inhonestum, 
 " excogitata deliberata & condicta fraude & dolo contra debitum 
 "Juramenti & contra comodum & honorem Collegii pertinaciter 
 " peccavisse & offendisse comperimus et invenimus : Cumq, praefatus 
 " Philippus Nichols tribus Citationibus sive Monitionibus prius debite 
 " emissis summonitus, & ad hoc vocatus sit Causam si quam pro se 
 " habeat dicturus Quare Expelli non debeat : cum denic^ praefatus [288] 
 " Philippus Nichols saepius praeconizatus diuq, & sufficienter expectatus 
 " contumaciter se absentaverit, & inobediens adhuc absentat, Nos 
 " Nathanael Lloyd Miles LL.D. Custos, cum discretione consilio et 
 " assensu maioris partis Sociorum dicti Collegii, praefatum Philippum 
 "Nichols, propter ejus demerita, in Actis hujus Negotii deducta & 
 "insinuata, & propter inobedientiam & contumaciam, a Collegio 
 " praedicto, & Collegii coinodo, perpetuo excludendum, amovendum 
 "& expellendum fore censemus & pronunciamus, sicq^ excludimus 
 "amovemus & expellimus per praesentes. 
 
 "Da? sub comuni Sigillo dicti Collegii Quarto die Augusti 
 "A° Dili 173 l°V' 
 
 "Nov: 3. 173 1. 
 "Wadham Knatchbull LL.B. Filius D"' Edwardi Knatchbull 
 " nuper de Mersham Hatch in Coin Cantii Baronetti, electus fuit 
 
 ' Inter alia Pagit's tankard, Monckton's cup, stand for snuffers, soup spoon, two table- 
 spoons. Miscellanea, vol. HI. [8i]. 
 
 2 See also Miscellanea, vol. III. [69—72], [74], [79—82], [107], [149]; and Index. 
 
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 [288]"Socius in Locum Philippi Nichols Presbyteri. Admissus Dec: 20. 
 
 "i;3i- 
 
 "Nov: 3. 173 1. 
 
 "Richardus Calvert Londinensf, Scholaris de minori forma, 
 "Electus fuit Socius in Locum Wharton Peck LL.D. Admissus 
 "Nov: 8. 173 1. 
 
 "Gulielmus Thicknesse de Farthingoe in Com Northampton 
 "Electus fuit Scholaris de minori forma. Admissus Nov: 8. 173 1. 
 
 "Jan: 6. 1734. 
 " Edvardus Milles Cantuariensis Electus fuit Scholaris de minori 
 "forma. Admissus Jan: 10. 173^. 
 
 " Oct: 20. 1732. 
 " Thomas Salusbury de Bach-egraig Dymerchion in Com Flin? 
 " electus & admissus fuit Socius ex Fundatione D"s Mouse in locum 
 " Stephani Cottrell LL.D. [vacantem per cessionem.] 
 
 [289] "Jan: 4. I73§. 
 
 " Stanhope Otway Westmonasteriensis, Gulielmus Leeves de 
 " Tortington in Com Sussexiae, & Benjamin Longley Cantuariensis 
 " Elect! & Admissi fuerunt Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Jun: 30. 1733. 
 "Josephus Richards de Bishopstortford in Com Hertford electus 
 " fuit Scholaris de minori forma, & admissus Julii 19. 1733. 
 
 "Jan: i. I73f. 
 "Robertus Dale de Whippingham in Vecta (Insula), Carolus 
 " Beridge de Pinchbeck in Com Lincoln, & Matthaeus Robinson 
 " Eboracensis, Electi fuerunt Socij: Admissi Jan: 2. I73f. Dale 
 " electus fuit in locum Yy^^ Squire, Beridge in locum D"s Chetwode, 
 " & Robinson in locum Ti^^^ James. 
 
 "Jan: i. 173!. 
 " Ambrosius Dickins de Harrow in Com Middlesex Electus fuit 
 " Scholaris de minori forma: et admissus Jan: 2. I73f . 
 
 "Maij 18. 1734. 
 " Henricus Ridlington & Gulielmus Ridlington (Fratres) de Edith 
 "Weston in Rutlandia Electi fuerunt Scholares de minori forma; 
 Admissi Maij 27. 1734. 
 
Admission Register 219 
 
 "Dec: 30. 1734. [289] 
 
 " Chrjstophorus Fawcett de Bolden in Episcop Dunelmensi, 
 " Samuel Aldersey de Wigan in Comi? Lancastr, & Leonardus Pytt 
 " Glocestf & Artium Magister Glasguensis, electi fuerunt Scholares de 
 "minori forma. Fawcett admissus Jan: 9. 173^: Aldersey admissus 
 "Jan: 24. 173^ 
 
 "Jan: 23. I73|. [290] 
 
 " Henricus Ridlington jam Scholaris de minori forma Electus 
 "fuit Scholaris Primus ex Fundatione D™ Chetwode, et admissus 
 "Jan: 24. 173^. 
 
 "Nov: 7. 1735. 
 
 "Edvardus Simpson LL.D. & hujus Collegii Socius Electus & 
 "Admissus fuit Gustos in locum vacantem per Resignationem D"i 
 " Nathanaelis Lloyd Militis, LL.D. & nuper Custodis. 
 
 " Samuel Alston de Newton in Com Suffolc, Johannes Grymes de 
 " Middlesexia Comitatu in Virginia, & Johannes Healey de Kingston 
 " super Hull in Com Ebor, Electi fuerunt Scholares de minori forma, 
 "& admissi Nov: 13. 1735. 
 
 " Samuel Alston eodem tempore admissus fuit Scholaris Oxende- 
 " nianus in loc W. Bunce. 
 
 "Dec: 5. 1735. 
 " Edvardus Milles Cantuariensis, nuper Scholaris de minori forma, 
 "Electus fuit Socius ex Fundatione Simonis Dalling, in locum D"= 
 " Simpson nuper promoti ad locum Custodis, & Admissus Dec : 1 2. 
 
 " I73S- 
 
 "Jan: 8. i73f 
 
 " Gulielmus Strahan Londinensis, Gulielmus Lister Eboracensis, et 
 "Jacobus Molesworth Londinensis, Electi fuerunt Scholares de minori 
 "forma: Admissi Jan: II. I73f. 
 
 "Jan: 8. I73f. [291] 
 
 " Gulielmus Ridlington jam Scholaris de minori forma Electus fuit 
 " Scholaris ex Fundatione D"s Chetwode, in locum Henrici Ridlington 
 " Fratris sui. 
 
 "Febr: 23. 173^. 
 
 "Gulielmus De-Grey (C. J. Comm. PI.) de Merton in Com 
 " Norfolciae, Nicolaus Simons de Balgrave in Com Leicestriae, & 
 " Johannes Curtois de Hainton in Com Lincolii, electi fuerunt Scholares 
 "de minori forma. Admissi Mar: i. 173^. 
 
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 [291] "Mar: 19. 173^. 
 
 " Thomas Hilary Eboracensis Electus fuit Scholaris de minori 
 "forma. Admissus Apr: 2. 1737. 
 
 "Jan: 7. 173I. 
 
 "Thomas Greene Westmonas?, Gulielmus Smith Londinensf, 
 "Nathanael Pearce Londinensf, Johannes Dodsworth de Watlass 
 " in Com Ebor, & Andreas Layton de Coxwold in Com Ebof, Electi 
 "fuerunt Scholares de minori forma, & Admissi Jan: 11. I73|. 
 
 "Jun: 20. 1738. 
 
 " Ambrosius Dickins de Harrow in Com Middlesexiae, nuper hujus 
 " Collegij Scholaris de minori forma, electus fuit Socius ex Fundatione 
 " Roberti Goodknape in Locum Caroli Beridge qui nuper Uxorem 
 "duxerat: Admissus Jun: 21. 1738. 
 
 "Jan: 12. i73f. 
 
 " Olivarius Marton Londinensis, & Gualterus Jodrell Westmonas- 
 "teriensis, Electi fuerunt Scholares de minori forma, & Admissi 
 "Jan: 24. 173I. 
 
 [292] "Febr: 28. I73f. 
 
 " Thomas Ansell de Brentford in Com Middlesexiae, & Georgius 
 " Dickins Londinensis Electi fuerunt Scholares de minori forma, et 
 "Admissi Mar: 19. i73|. 
 
 "Febr: 28. I73f. 
 
 " Johannes Curtois Scholaris de minori forma electus fuit Scholaris 
 " ex Fundatione D™ Chetwode, in locum Gulielmi Ridlington. 
 
 "Gulielmus Ridlington nuper Scholaris de minori forma Electus 
 " fuit Socius in locum Wadham KnatchbuU LL.B. Presbyteri, qui per 
 " Integrum annum proxime elapsum Collatus fuerat ad Praebendam 
 " Ecclesiae Dunelmensis. Dictus Gulielmus Ridlington Admissus fuit 
 "Socius Mar: 19. I73f. 
 
 "Jan: 7. I7f9. 
 
 " Thomas Bowlby Dunelmensis, Carolus Dickins de Hemmingford 
 "Abbots in Com Huntingdon, & Johannes Harrison de Poplar in 
 "Com Middlesexiae, Electi fuerunt Scholares de minori forma, & 
 "Admissi Jan: 31. I7ff. 
 
Admission Register ii\ 
 
 "Jan: 3. 174^ [292] 
 
 " Fiennes Trotman de Shelswell in Com Oxon, Johannes Banson 
 "de Meesden in Com Hertford, Gulielmus White Lincolniensis, & 
 "Jonathan White Londinensis, Electi fuerunt Scholares de minori 
 "forma, et Admissi Jan: 29. I7f^. 
 
 "Jan: 3. 17^. 
 
 "Johannes Banson electus fuit Scholaris ex Fundatione D"s 
 " Chetwode in locum Johannis Curtois. 
 
 " Gulielmus White, Jure Custodi competente, Constitutus fuit 
 " Scholaris ex Fundatione Tfi'^ Oxenden. 
 
 "May 9. 1 741. [293] 
 
 " Edvardus Simpson Custos Constituit Doctorem Gulielmum 
 "Warren Locum Tenentem Custodis. 
 
 "Julij 9. 1741. 
 
 " Johannes Carter de Deal in Com Cantij electus fuit Scholaris de 
 "minori forma; et Admissus Julij 16. 1741. 
 
 "Dec: 30. 1741. 
 
 " Gulielmus Strahan Londinensis, nuper Scholaris de minori forma, 
 " Electus fuit et Admissus Socius in Locum Richardi Calvert, qui 
 "nuper Uxorem duxerat. 
 
 "Dec: 30. 1 741. 
 
 " Thomas Thoroton Lincolniensis, et Carolus Clarke Electi fuerunt 
 "Scholares de minori forma. Thoroton admissus Febr: 10. 174^. 
 
 "Jan: 4. 174I. 
 
 " Thomas Beevor Norvicensis, Gulielmus Babbington de Cossing- 
 "ton in Com Leicestr, & Georgius Hearne Cantuariensis, Electi 
 "fuerunt Scholares de minori forma, et Admissi Jan: 7. I74f : excepto 
 " Beevor qui admissus fuit Febr: 12. I74f . 
 
 "Jan: 5. I74f. 
 
 "Johannes Meres Fagge Cicestrensis, et Johannes Hill Londi- 
 "nensis, Electi fuerunt Scholares de minori forma et admissi Jan: 28. 
 
 " I74f • 
 
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 [293] "Jun: 8. i;44- 
 
 "Richardus Bull, Londinensis, et Grove Curtois de Hainton in 
 "Com Lincoln Electi fuerunt Scholares de minori forma. 
 
 "Grove Curtois Electus fuit Scholaris ex Fundatione Doctoris 
 " Chetwode'." 
 
 [48?! ^^ Reynolds (who is now Bp of Lincoln) was Admitted Fellow Cotnoner of 
 Trinity Hall Nov: 12. 1694. 
 
 Lord Paget of Trinity Hall under D' Gardiner. Fox's Martyrol. 
 Thomas Bilney Martyr, Fellow of Trinity Hall. Thomas Thirlby Bp of Ely 
 kept in y° Chamber under Bilney whom he disturb'd with his Music. 
 
 Fox's Martyrol. 
 Richard Sampson Bp of Lichfield. 
 Lord Wriothslie Chancellor of England. 
 
 Willyam Maye A.Bp of York of Trinity Hall. (May was elected A.Bp of York 
 but Dyed Aug: 12. 1560, before he obtain'd consecration. See J" Le Neve's Fasti 
 P- 3II-) 
 
 ' Pages 294 — 304 inclusive are blank. " The numerals indicating the paging on this [294] 
 "and the following leaves are in the hand of William Cole." 
 
X 
 
 BENEFACTORS 
 
 [1350—1500.] 
 
 (I) HENRY DUKE OF LANCASTER. [149] 
 
 Henry Duke of Lancaster was our Benefactor with respect to ye 
 Patronage of Cowling. Also he Granted a Licence to his Tenants in 
 Capite to Grant us a Rood of Land in Swenyngton' with y^ Advow- 
 son of ye Church of Swenyngton in Norfolk. (Archiv: CoH: Cowling 
 Box & Long Deal Box.) 
 
 Henry Duke of Lancaster went with Bp Bateman to the Pope 
 (Wharton's Anglia Sacra. London: 1691. vol. i., p. 415). 
 
 (2) RICHARD LYNG &C. 
 
 Richard Lyng, S. T. P., Arch Deacon of Norwich ; Archibald of 
 Norwich; Simon of Ryckinghall, Rector of RoUesby; Walter 
 Elveden, Praecentor of y^ Church of Hereford ; John of Bottisham, 
 Bp of Rochester; William Kirsted; Robert Stretton, i^t Master of 
 this College; Robert Braunch, y^ Master; William Rougham; 
 Thomas Walsingham ; Walter Baketon ; John Trunch ; Walter 
 Aldersey ; Thomas Wellys ; Peter Bittering ; Simon of Sudbury, 
 Arch.Bp of Canterbury ; our Benefactors. Some of them gave 
 several Messuages besides several pieces of Ground; one of ye 
 Messuages is call'd Drake's Entry ^. (Archiv: Cott &c.: Long Deal 
 Box.) See a Letter of Mortmain to Robert Stretton to possess 
 Drake's Entry, a Messuage. The Letter is Dated Sept : 26. anno. 28, 
 Edv. 3. 
 
 (3) BRAUNCH AND ROUGHAM. [320] 
 
 [An extract fm the Master's Book of Statutes.] 
 " Item statutum est ac ordinatum de consensu vnanimi oTm 
 "sociorum collegij subscript! qd quilibet socius ^sbi? collegij ^dci 
 
 ^ Swanningtou: p. 112. ' See p. 149. 
 
224 Trinity Hall 
 
 [320] " ebdomada ilia qua ipm missam de trinitate scdm statutorum limita- 
 "cionem in collegio celebrare contigerit p aiabus Magri Rob'^ti 
 " Braunch nup Custodis eiusdem CoUegij ac Magfi Wittmi Rougham 
 "dicat coUectam illam, Deus cuius misericordie non est numerus 
 " cum secreto & postcom eiusdem collecte V 
 
 (4) RALPH URRY. 
 
 [429] " Pateat VniSsis p psentes qd licet custos & socij Collegij scolariii 
 " Aule Ste Trinitatf de Norwico Cantebriggie ad instancia executor 
 "testamenti dni Radi Vrry nuper rectoris ecctie de Morle defuncti 
 " concesserint pro se & successoribus suis & sup hoc p quandam 
 " inden?am suam sub sigillo coi dicti Collegij obligauerint se & 
 "successores suos imperpetuum ad inueniendum duos psbitos vltra 
 " nui9ii ifem a suo fundatore primitus institutum societati ^dce nouiter 
 "aggregandos pro animabus dci dni Radi Magri Thome de Morle 
 "aliorumcjj benefactorum & amicorum eorundem & omnium fideliu 
 " defunctorum perpetuis temporibus diuina celebraturos. Nos tamen 
 
 [430] " Johes de Pyneston clericus Wittmus Fileray & Rob'tus de Geyton 
 "executores tes?i ^dci dni Radi considerantes dictos custodem & 
 " socios ac eorum Collegium ex pdci oneris suscepcoe nimium ^grauari 
 " & ea occone conpatientes eis in hac pte & pcipue ob remedium 
 " animarum dictorum dni Radi & alio? supranominatorum remisimus 
 " ac relaxauimus & omnino pro nobis executoribusc]^ nostris & omnibus 
 " alijs quorum interest vel interesse poterit quantum in nobis est 
 "imperpetuum quie? clamamus ^dicis custodi & socijs ac eorum 
 "successoribus pdictas concessionem & obligacoem easq, quatenus 
 " de facto pcesserit remittimus relaxamus & quie? clamamus p ^sentes 
 " omnibus alijs in dictis indenturis inter ptes pdictas contentis in suo 
 "robore pmansuris. In cuius rei testimonium sigilla nostra fecimus 
 "hijs apponi. Da! apud Norwic octauo die Januarij Anno diii 
 " Miltmo CCC™° Septuagesimo nono & Anno tercio regni Regis 
 " Ricardi secdiV 
 
 See y« Original in y^ Treasury: Long Deal Box. 
 
 1 V. B. p. 157. And see p. 60. 
 
 '^ A deed of release: as the College could not accept the conditions imposed, the bene- 
 faction was annulled. 
 
Simon of Sudbury 225 
 
 (S) SIMON OF SUDBURY. [305] 
 
 Simon de Sudbury' while He was Chancellr of Sarum was 
 Executor to Bp Bateman. He certifies y* Pope of y^ Founding of 
 our College &c. and prays ye Pope to confirm y^ Appropriations of 
 Briiningham, Cowling, Bryston, Kymberly, Stalham & Woodalling. 
 The Pope Grants a Comission to y^ Bps of Winton, Rochester, & ye 
 Abbot of Westminster: They Issue out a Citation, & recite ye 
 Pope's Coiiiission. Dat: London, July 20. 1362. (Archiv: Colt. 
 Miscellan: Vol. i. [87]. Wallpool Paper.) 
 
 Simon de Sudbury was barbarously Murder'd by ye Mob on 
 Towerhill in Rich<i ye 2'^^'^ time, viz. June 14. 1381. When they had 
 Beheaded Him in a Cruel manner, & had carryed his Head about 
 ye Streets of ye City in triumph, they set it up upon London Bridge. 
 But upon ye Suppression of the Rebellion his Head was carryed 
 together with his Body to be Buried in ye Cathedral Church at 
 Canterbury. This is according to Godwin's account of Arch-Bp 
 Sudbury in his Book De PraesuUbus Angliae, and it appears by 
 His Will y' He desir'd to be Buried at Canterbury ; and accordingly 
 there is his monument in ye Cathedral still remaining (Battely's 
 Antiquities of Canterbury). But notwithstanding this ye people at 
 Sudbury in Suffolk shew a Grave Stone in St Gregories Church there 
 (yt had formerly Brass plates on it but now nothing but ye prints of 
 them remaining without any Inscription) under wch they say Arch- 
 Bp Sudbury was Buried. They also shew a Head in ye same Church 
 wch they say was ye very Head of Simon Sudbury. I saw 3^ Head 
 July 24. 1 72 1. The Skin of it is in great measure still remaining & 
 looks like parchment. There is also one Ear, & one Eye, & ye 
 nose & ye Cheeks are almost intire still. The Teeth are gone, & 
 all ye Hair ; But ye muscles under ye Lower Jaw in ye Neck are still 
 there, & are soft & dry like Touch-wood. The Vertebrae of ye [306] 
 Neck appear to have been cut thro with violence, & shew manifest 
 tokens of ye Axe. The whole Head is very Dry & undoubtedly 
 very old ; But ye Different accounts before given make it doubtfuU 
 whether 'twas Simon Sudbury's or no. 
 
 April 12. 1733 I was again at Sudbury. I found Simon Sudbury's [432] 
 Head (as 'tis call'd) put into a hole in ye Wall in ye Vestry, & fenc'd 
 in with small Iron Bars. It is not so perfect now, as it was w" I saw 
 it before. The Stone in ye Church under wch ye people of Sudbury 
 
 • See Godwin De PraesulVms Angliae, pp. 117 — no. Cambridge: 1743. 
 D. W. 15 
 
226 Trinity Hall 
 
 XaxzX ^ inches 
 
 fancy ye A.Bp to have been buried is about 11:4 Long, & 
 
 f. 
 
 5:10 Broad. On one side of the Gateway to his Little College next 
 to St Gregorie's Church-yard, I saw a Talbot passant within a Bordure 
 Ingrayl'd ; and on y^ other side y^ Archiepiscopal Arms of Cantebury. 
 
 Simon of Sudbury's Epitaph. 
 
 [376] A fragment of A.Bp Sudbury's epitaph as Weever gives it in his 
 Funeral Monum's p. 224 — 5. [London: 163 1.] 
 
 " Sudburie natus Simon iacet hie tumulatus, 
 " Martirizatus, nece pro republica stratus. 
 " Heu scelus infernum, trux, exitiale, nefandum, 
 " Presulis eximij corpus venerabile dandum 
 "In rabiem vulgi " 
 
 Simon of Sudbury's Building Contract with 
 John de Mildenhale. 
 
 [428! " ^^'^ indentura triptita facta Cantebrigg decimo septimo die 
 "Septembrf anno regni Regis Edward tertij post conquestu Anglie 
 " qdragesimo octauo inter venerabile in X?o prem et Sum Dum 
 " Simonem dei gratia London Epm ex vna pte & Johem de Milden- 
 " hale de Cantebrigg Carpentar ex alia gte testaf qd ^dict^ Johnes 
 " concessit et manucepit inuenire Maremium quercinu bonu & 
 " sufficiens pro omnibus cameris nouiter faciendf in manso habitacois 
 " scolarium Collegij Aule Sancte Trinitatis Catebrigg videlicet copulas 
 " siue sparres Wyndbems suchlates Asthelers corbels pupes balkes 
 "sumers siue dormannes giystes & etiam stuzes cum ptinen? pro 
 " medijs pietibus in dictis cameris sub & sup^ videlicet tam in 
 " solarijs quam in celarijs ac etiam steires & steyretres. Concessit 
 " insup ^fatus Johnes & manucepit inuenire huiusmod' Maremium 
 " quercinii pro domibus construendf a boriali fine Aule dicti Collegij 
 " versus boream vsq, ad venellam coem voca? Heneylane de materia 
 " forma fabrica ac bonitate simili fabrice tecti eiusdem Aule cum 
 " sumers & giystes pro solar & cum stuzes & grunsiles cum ptin pro 
 " medijs parietibus sub & supra die? solar versus coquinam de nouo 
 " faciend. Et etiam idem Johnes inueniet omnimodum Maremium pro 
 ''omnibus & singulis domibus cameris & ceteris supradictis necm' vel 
 " qualitercunqj requisitum et dictum Memiii faciet ad dictum Mansum 
 "adduci ipsumq, Maremium operabitur formabit leuabit & proficiet 
 
 necessanum; 
 
Simon Dalling 227 
 
 " sumptibus suis & quantum ad cameras ^dictas secundum magni- [428] 
 "tudinem spissitudinem rectitudinem bonitatem & omnimodam 
 " formam fabrice camerarum orientalium habitacois dicti Mansi. Et 
 " quantum ad domos alias superius memoratas secundum omnimodam 
 "bonitatem & formam Aule habitacois supdic? Et ista omnia com- 
 " plebit bene & fideliter circa festum Assumpcois beate Marie proxime 
 " futuf. Et dictus Johnes opabit omnia ostia tam maiora quam minora [429] 
 " & ad ilia inueniet ligamina lignea sufficient & requisita. Ac etiam 
 " fenestras & fenesf^llas & plaunchers omnium camerarum coquine & 
 "solariof & hoc circa quatuor menses postquam sup hoc fuerit 
 " requisitus ex pte dicti Collegii. Et pro dicto Maremio & opere 
 "prout sup^ dicitur inueniendo & perficiendo dictus Johnes recipiet 
 " de venerabili dno antedicto Centii libf soluend inde eidem Johanni 
 "ad fm sancti Michis proxime futur quinquaginta lib? & ad festii 
 "Natalf dni decem lib? & ad festu pasch decem lib? & ad festu 
 " Natiatis sancti Jotlis Baptiste decem lib? & infra quindecim dies 
 "post complecom dicti opis viginti lib?. Et dictus dnus inueniet 
 " tabulas pro planchers ostijs & fenestris. In cuius rei testiom ptes 
 " pdicte psentibus indenturis alternatim sigilla sua apposuerunt. Dat 
 " apud Cantebrigg die & anno sup^dic?." 
 
 See ye Original in y« Treasury Long Deal Box. 
 
 Dr Johnson has told me y' one Mildenhall built y^ North side [482] 
 of our College, & y' y^ Bill of Expences for y« same was in our 
 Treasury. 
 
 (6) SIMON DALLING. [149] 
 
 Simon Dalling, 7th Master, gave Two Fellowships & one Scholar- 
 ship. His two Fellows to be Canonists. To Support his Foundation 
 He gave y^ Parish Church of S' Edward in Camfer also Stewkley 
 Hospital near Huntingdon, & certain Lands & Tenem's meadows 
 & pastures in & about Cambridge & Dalling. The Master of 
 Trinity Hall to put three poor people into Stewkley Hospital & allow 
 each of y™ 3 pence p'' week : an Obit to be kept, for wch y<= Master to 
 
 s d s d s d 
 
 have I. 8., each Fellow i, each Scholar 6., & 6. 8. to be spent for 
 an entertainment at Table. Simon Dalling M"" 1443. 
 
 (See ye Master's Statute Book. Archiv : Cott: S' Edward's Drawer.) 
 
 Simon Dalling's Statutes. [213] 
 
 See in the Master's Book of Statutes : " Statuta M. Simois 
 "Dallyng in Collegio See trinitatis Cantab""." 
 
 "Vniusis X" fidelibus psens scriptum visuris vl audituris Simon 
 
 15—2 
 
228 Trinity Hall 
 
 [2i3]"Thomham, custos coUegij S!e trinitatis Vniusitatis Cantabrigie & 
 "eiusdem collegij socij Salutem in omnium Saluatore & pntibus 
 "fidem indubia adhibere. VniSsitati vre inotescimus p ^ntes qd 
 " W Symon Dallyng nup custos dicti collegij du eidem laudabiliter 
 " ^fuit ad reSenciam & honorem suine & indiuidue trinitatis in cuius 
 "honore dictum nostrum collegium p recolende memorie dominum 
 "Wittm Bateman dudum Norwicen epm extat fundatum augmenta- 
 "comqj diuini cultus & numeri sociorum dicti collegij nonulla bona 
 " tam spualia quam tempalia viz ecctiam pochialem S" Edwardi pfate 
 " ville Cantabrig ac hospitale iuxta huntyngdon terras & tenemen? 
 " prat & pastur in Vilt Cantabrig & Dallyng situa't viz & cm sua 
 " propria industria pfato nfo collegio ac custodi & socijs eiusdem 
 "pcurauit pquisiuit concessit & dedit optenfq, pmitus licencia regia 
 " ceterorumcjj oium quorum interest consensu & assensu phitis suis 
 "ppis laboribus & expensis appauit & Vniuit imppm pmansuf 
 "postulans a nobis & affectans duos socios canoistas & vnum dis- 
 "cipulum in nrum collegium ad ipius du vixit sub certis modis & 
 "formis noTacom ia noui? assumendos & ceteris antiquioribus socijs 
 " imppm associandos ac de bonis supius specificatis p ipm nro 
 " collegio appropriatis imppm exhibendos sibi recompensatie imptiri. 
 " Vnde nos pfat^ Simon Thornham custos dicti Collegij & oines 
 " socii eiusdem attendentes ipius M. Simonis Dallyng munificiencie 
 " largitatem in dictorum bonorum collacoe & appacoe sueq, pie 
 " deuocois afifcm circa numeri sociorum dicti nri collegij Augmentacom 
 " phitis inter nos tractu diligenti & deliberacoe sufficienti sup ^missis 
 
 [214] " concessimus prout concedimus pfato M. Simoni Dallyng pro nobis & 
 " successoribus nostris qd ipse hebit infra sepedic?^ nrum collegium duos 
 "socios canonistas & vnum discipulu suos socios & discipulum imppm 
 " noiandos qui de bonis spualibus & tempalibus p ipm collegio nfo 
 " appat sub certis modis & formis inferius specificandis exhiberi dent 
 " ppetuis temporibus in futurum. 
 
 "Statuimus g° & ordinamus & pro nobis & successoribus nris 
 " concedimus & imppm volumus inuiolabiliter obseruari qd Magr 
 " Simon Dallyng heat in nro collegio duos socios canoistas & vnum 
 " discipulum sub forma sequenti imppetuum stabili? vnum viz socium 
 " canonistam & vnum discipulum p appacoe ecctie pochialis Sti 
 " Edwardi Cantabrig & omnium terrarum & tenementorum &c. in 
 " villis Cantabrig & Wooddallyng p ipm nro collegio appropriatorum 
 " ad ipius noiacom dum vixit quocies locus eiusdem canoniste seu 
 " discipuli vacauit idoneum seu idoneos infra mensem post timoi 
 
 ' intra supradictum ? 
 
Simon Dulling 229 
 
 "noiacom p nos & successores nfos in socium nfi collegij seu [214] 
 "discipulu secundum formam statutorum diet' collegij eligend' & 
 " admittendii. Qui quidem discipulus eidem M. Simoni ad terminum 
 " vite sue deseruire teneatur quocies et qii dictus S. volSit in collegio 
 ''expectare & post obitu dicti S. sit paris codicois in omnibus cii 
 "cetis disciput infrascript diitaxat excepl. Post mortem vero ipius 
 " M. S. D. quociens locus hmoi canoiste seu discipuli vacauit custos 
 " nfi collegij & socij qui p tempe fuerint infra mensem a tempe vacois 
 "huius'i nouu socium seu nouu discipulum idoneum seu idoneos 
 "secundum formam statutorum nri collegij eligere & admittere 
 " teneantur imppm. Insuper concedimus qd ^fatus M. S. tam cito & 
 "quamdiu custos & socij dicti nri collegij & nfum collegiii posses- 
 " sionem hospital iuxta huntyngdoii cum suis ptinenc' nostro collegio 
 " vt pfert"^ appati & pfato M. S. ad terminii vite sue ad firmam dimissi 
 " fuint cosecuti pacificam alium ftebit in nro collegio socium canoistam 
 "de puetibus dicti hospital imppm exhibend sub forma consimili 
 "alterius canoniste sibi concessi tociens quociens locus huiusmodi [215] 
 '"vacaSit eligend' & admittend'. 
 
 " Qui quidem socij canoniste & discipulus in eorum admissioe 
 "iurabunt qd oia statuta nri collegij p fundatorem nfum ordinata p 
 " posse suo fideliter obseruabunt. 
 
 "Ftea ordinamus qd dicti socij canoniste in eorum missis post 
 " coUectam, Deus qui inter aplicos, quam dicere debent ex vi statuti 
 " p ala fundatoris, discere teneantur ecia illam collectam, Deus cuius 
 " mie sub vno p dfim, q°m° p aia famuli tui sacerdot s recolendo aiam 
 "Thome Dallyng Auiiculi dci S. & etiam in suo memento & post 
 " obitum diet S. p aiabus famulorum tuorum recolendo aias die? S. & 
 "thome & etiam suo memento & dicendo illam collectam, Inclina 
 "dne, in singul suis missis ad quam collectam dicenda artatur ex 
 " statute collegij reeolere debent animas patris et matris dicti S. & in 
 " suo meinto orare teneantur p eisdem. Et qd idem socij canoiste & 
 " huiusmodi discipulus dicendo ilium psal™, De pfund', prout tenentur 
 " ex statuto collegij vltra eontenta in eodem statuto collegij in ilia oroe, 
 " Incl dfie, faciant expressionem nominum die? S. cum ab hac luce 
 "migrauit & Thome Auuculi sui S.q, & Thome Auuculi sui statim 
 "indies in die? ofone spealem faciant mesionem. 
 
 " Insuper concedimus & statuimus qd vtera eorundem sociorum & 
 "quilibet alius soeius canonista p ilia qua mit ebdomadarius misse 
 "see trinitatis dicendo illam collectam, Deus cuius mie, pro aiabus 
 " sacerdotum in statu? Collegij noTatof dicere etiam & reeolere 
 " teneatur sub eisdem modo & forma aiam diet Thome Auiiculi die? 
 
230 Trinity Hall 
 
 [215] "S. & aiam die? S. Dallyng cum ab hac luce migraSit Ippm per- 
 "cipiendo pro eius labore pro ilia septimana '\\^ de bonis per die? 
 "S. nro coUeg eollatis. 
 
 "Statuimus etiam & ordinamus qd dies obitus die? M. S. cele- 
 " brabitur singut aiiis Ippm in die S'' Edmundi Regis & martiris cum 
 " ab hac luce migraSit & Auiieuli sui eodem die cum missa & exequijs 
 "in die pcedenti solempni? cum nota celebrandis quibus exequijs & 
 
 [2i6]"misse custos & singuli soeij interesse strieeius eo modo obligentur 
 "quo exequijs & misse obitus fundatoris in vigit & die Ephie ex 
 " forma statutorum eollegij 010 interesse tenentur. Et custos si psens 
 " in ^missis xx"! & quilibet socius ^sens xii^ & quilibet diseipulus psens 
 " vi<i de bonis p ipm S. appat aiiuati recipiant imppm de quibus etiam 
 "bonis tam socij quam coiiiensales habeant in die? die obitus sui 
 " aiiuatim appietanciam in matia ad valorem vi^ & viij<i ita qd illo die 
 " nichil p repas? bedellorum de cista extrahatur perpetuo in futurum. 
 "Ptea volumus statuimus & ordinamus qd cum custos et 
 "socij nri eollegij ac die? nfum collegium possessions paeifieam 
 "hospital iuxta huntyngdori cum suis ptin fuint asseeuti ex tunc 
 "quam diu paeifica possessoe gaudeant eiusdem hospital tam diu 
 "in die? hospitali sint tres paupes in honor see trinitatis ppetuo 
 "degetes quorum quilibet singul septianis de bonis die? hospital ad 
 " assignacom custodis dci eollegij nf i tres habebit denarios & qd 
 " quilibet dcorum trium paupum dieat singlis diebus ter quinqua- 
 "gesies salutaeom angelicam & post singulas denas reeitacoes 
 " salutacois pdce dieat vnum pater noster cum credo in deum in fine 
 " euiuslibet quinquagene orando pro animabus omnium fidelium 
 " defunctorum. Et quocienseiiq, locus aliquis dietorum trium pau- 
 " perum vaeare contigerit in futurum in ipsius locum alium subro- 
 "gandi ppetuis temporibus ptas solumodo ad nri eollegij ptineat 
 " custodem." 
 
 [150] (7) WILLIAM BALLING. 
 
 William Balling, 9th Master, gave liberally to y^ College both in 
 money, & other valuable things. An Obit to be kept for Him on 
 
 s d s 
 
 June 8. The Master, if present, to have i. 8. : each Fellow i. : each 
 
 d s d 
 
 Scholar 6. 6. 8. to be spent on y« Obit day for exeeediligs above 
 Coinons. W" Balling M'', A.D. 147 1. 
 See y* Masters Statute Book. 
 
William Dulling 231 
 
 William Balling's Obit, &c. [217] 
 
 See y« Master's Book of Statutes. 
 "Vniusis X" fidelibus presens scriptum visuris vel audituris 
 ' Edwardus Shuldham legum doctor Custos Collegij Ste Trinitatis de 
 "Norwico Vniusitatis Cantebr & omes & singti eiusdem Collegij 
 "socij salutem in diio sempiternam : Vniusitati vfe innotescimus p 
 "presentes qd cum carta variaq, dona tarn in pecunia quam in 
 "iocalibus nobis Edwardo Shuldham Custodi Collegij supradicti & 
 "sociis seu scolaribus eiusdem die? in Cantebr & nris in eodem 
 '"collegio successoribus- Dilectus nobis in X'o VeSabilis vir magister 
 " VVittmus Dallyng nup Custos sepedic?' collegii ad reuerenciam & 
 "honorem suiiie & individue Trinitatis in cuius honore dictii nrum 
 "collegium p recolende memorie Dmn Wittmu Bateman dudum 
 "Norwicensem Epum extat fundatum augmentacioemqj diuini cultus 
 "& numi sociorum conseruacoem in eodem quam liberali & devoto 
 "animo in ipius vltima voluntate siue testamento contulerLt ac in 
 "liberam puram & ppetuam elemosinam concessit postulans a 
 "nobis & afifectans sui obitus diem singtis annis in die S'' Wifti 
 "Archepi & confessoris vz octavo die Junij cum missa & exequijs 
 " precedent nocte cum nota in Capella nra solepnit imppm celebrari 
 "iuxta modum & formam quibus exequie & missa obitus magistri 
 " Simonis Dallyng in vigilia S'' Edmundi Regis annuatim prefato nro 
 " Collegio obseruantur. Pro tanta tamq, grata in nos benevolencia & 
 " munifica donacoe iusticie caritatisq, lege astricti dignum duximus 
 " illi eidem magistro Witto Dallyng pro viribus recompensare. Vnde 
 " nos prefatus Edwardus Shuldham Custos dic't Collegij & omes socij 
 "eiusdem prehitis inter nos t^ctatu diligent & deliberacoe sup 
 " ^missis concessimus put concedimus p psentes ^fat Wittmo Dallyng 
 "& executoribus suis pro nobis & successoribus nris ilium ipm vo[2i8] 
 "magistrum Wittmu Dallyng nri Collegij inter benefactores censeri 
 "nuinandum nforumq, omnium suffragiorum & mitorum opu eii 
 "esse pticipem sui itaq, obitus diem singulis annis cum exequijs & 
 "missa de requiem cum nota ppetuis tempibus duraturis obseruari 
 "prout inferius p modum statuti continetur. 
 
 " Statuimus & ordinamus qd dies obitus Magistri Dallyng celebra- 
 " bitur singulis annis imppm in die S'' Witti Archiep & confessoris vz 
 " octauo die Junii cum missa & exequijs in die precedenti solempni? 
 " celebrandis cum nota quibus exequijs & missa Custos & singti socij 
 " interesse striccius eo modo obligenf quo exequijs & missa obitus 
 
 ^ supradict? 
 
232 Trinity Hall 
 
 [218] "Mri Simois Dallyng in vigilia S" Edmudi regis ex forma statutorum 
 "collegij omino interesse tenenf. Et custos si presens fSit in 
 "^missis xxd & quilibet socius presens xii^i & quilibet discipulus 
 " presens vi'^ de bonis p ipm Wittmu datis annuatim recipient imppm. 
 " De quibus eciam bonis tanm socij quam commensales habeant in 
 " dicto die obitus sui annuatim apietanciam preter coiriunas ad valorem 
 " sex solidorum & octo denariorum ita qd ilia die nichil pro repastis 
 " bedellorum de cista extrahatur perpetuo in futurii." 
 
 [150] (8) JOHN WRIGHT. 
 
 John Wright, iith Master, 1505. a Benefactor. 
 [361] Wrighfs Epitaph. 
 
 " Hie jacet Johannes Wright Clericus in Decretis Baccalaureus 
 " Colleg. Sac. Sanctae Trinitatis Cantab, quondam Magister sive 
 " Custos ; ac etiam hujus ecclesiae de Clothall quondam Rector, qui 
 "obijt 12 die Maij A.D. 1519. Cujus animae propitietur Deus." 
 
 This Inscription is in y« Chancell of Clothall Church near Baldock 
 in Hertfordshire. See Salmon's History of Hertfordshire. Edit. 
 Lond. 1728. p. 333. 
 
 [150] (9) JOHN PUREGOLD. 
 
 John Puregold, sometime Fellow of this College, gave a Tenement 
 in ye Butchery in S' Edward's Parish. For this y^ said John Pure- 
 gold & His Wife Joanna, Thomas Roger, once Burgess for y^ Town 
 of Cambridge, & his Wife Alice, & their Parents were order'd to be 
 
 _ s d d 
 
 Comemorated. i. to y^ M^ 8. to each Fellow, & 4. to each Scholar 
 if present at y^ Obit at S' Edward's Church. To y^ Clark of ye 
 
 d 
 Parish for Tolling the Bells 6. To ye Church Wardens for Repairing 
 
 d 
 ye Bells 6. 
 
 This Settled in Wright's time. See ye M" Statute Book. 
 
 Ten pounds paid for Building ye House in ye Butchery about 1530. 
 £ s d 
 
 John Puregold gave 30. 00. 00. to ye College. See Puregold in ye 
 Long Deal Box. Nov: 7. ann. 21. Henr: 7">i. See Archiv: Coll. 
 Miscellan: Yol I. [62.?]. 
 
John Puregold 233 
 
 John Puregold's Benefaction. 
 
 "Omnibus X*' fidelibus ad quos presens scriptum perueSit Johnes [218] 
 " Wryght Custos Collegij S'^ trinitatis de Norwico VniSsitatis Cantebr 
 " & eiusdem collegij omes & singii socij salutem in diio sempi?am : 
 '' Cum [quoddam tenementum vidett duas Shoppas cum duobus solarijs 
 " supedificatis cum suis ptinenc put insimul situanf in pochia S''[2i9] 
 " Edwardi Cantebr predict in le Bocherye in? Tenementum nup 
 " Thome Roger & antea Wiftmi Roger & quondam Jobis Saye sen 
 "ex pte boriali & tenementum nup Wiftmi Sydaye quondam Johis 
 " Sexten & modo Cantarie beate Marie Virginis iuxta forum Cantebr 
 " predic? ex pte australi & capita occidental abbuttan? sup regiam 
 " viam voca? le Bocherye Rowe & alia capita abbuttant sup le Shrag- 
 " gerye vsus orientem nobis]^ Johi Wryght Custodi collegij supMicI & 
 " socijs seu scolaribus eiusdem die? in Cantebr & nfis in eodem 
 " Collegio successoribus Dilectus nobis in X'° Johes Puregold nuper 
 "diet nfi Collegij socius ad reue'nciam & honorem §te & indiuidue 
 " Trinitatis in cuius honore die? nrum collegium extat fundatum aug- 
 " mentacoemc^ divini cultus & numeri sociorum conseruacoem in 
 " eodem quam liberali & deuoto animo contulerit ac in liberam puram 
 " & ppetuam elemosinam concesserit : Pro tanta tamqj grata in nos 
 " beneuolencia & munifica donacoe dignum duximus illi eidem & 
 " auiict suis pro viribus nfis recompensare. Vnde nos ^fatus Johnes 
 " Wryght Custos dicti collegij & oines & singti socij eiusdem phitis 
 "inter nos t^ctatu diligent & deliberacoe sufficienl' sup pmissis con- 
 "cessimus put concedimus p psentes pfat Joh Puregold p nobis & 
 "successoribus nris Thomam Roger nup Burgensem ville Cantebr 
 "Aliciam Vxorem eius ^dictq, Johem Puregold & Johannam eius 
 "consortem & eorum parentes inter benefactores sepedicti' nri Col- 
 "legij connumerari & eorum nomina in libro benefactorum nforum 
 "registrand & in ecclesia S'' Edwardi Cantebr ^dict singtis diebus 
 " diiicis p curatum eiusdem ecclie imppm recitand nostrorum% omnium 
 " suffragiorum & meritorum operum esse pticipes ac eciam suorum [220] 
 " Anniusariu singtis annis cum exequijs & missa de reqem cum nota 
 " ppetuis tempibus duraturis obseruari prout inferius p modum statuti 
 " continetur. 
 
 "STATUIMUS & ordinamus noia honestorum virorum Thome 
 " Roger nup burgenS ville Cantebr Alicie consortis sue Johis Puregold 
 " & Johanne vxoris sue ac eciam parentum suorum regestrand inter 
 
 ' V. B. (imnargin), p. 108. "Cum triginta libras in pecunia numerata nobis... ." 
 ^ supradicti? 
 
234 Trinity Hall 
 
 [220] " benefactores CoUegij nri & singtis dnicis diebus in Ecclia S'' 
 " Edwardi p curatum eiusdem inter cetera noTa bnfactorum ipius 
 " Ecctie imppm recitand & AnniSsarium eoriidem singtis annis in 
 " vigilia S'« Appolonie virginis & martiris vz nono die februarij cum 
 " missa & exequijs in die precedent! cum nota p nos & successores 
 "nros in Ecctia S'' Edwardi Cantebr ^dic! post obitum dicl Johis 
 " Puregold solemni? celebrari imppm. Quibus quidem exequijs & 
 " missa Gustos die! nri Collegij & singti socij eiusdem interesse eo 
 " modo obligenf quo exequijs & missa obitus fundatoris in vigilia & 
 " die Ephie ex forma statutorum Collegij oiho interesse tenentur. Et 
 " Gustos si presens fuit in ^missis xii"! & quilibet socius presens viii'^ 
 " & quilibet discipulus presens iiii^ de redditu dicti tenementi annuatim 
 " recipient imppm. Ac eciam cPicus pochialis ecctie ^dict vel eius 
 "deputatus si presens fuit p pulsacoe campanarum v\^ & iconomi 
 " eiusdem Ecctie qui pro tempore fuint p repacoe earundem campana- 
 " rum \\^ de redditu die? tenementi per manus nras & successorum 
 " nostrorum Annuatim recipient imppm." 
 
 [ISO] (10) ROBERT GOODKNAPE. 
 
 Robert Goodknape sometime Fellow of this Gollege gave certain 
 Lands & Tenements lying & being in & about Cambridge, worth 
 above eight pounds per anii. This was Settled in Wright's time for 
 y« maintaining of one Fellow who is to be a Priest, Goodknape having 
 been a Priest himself. An Obit was order'd to be kept annually in 
 
 d 
 
 S' Edward's Ghurch, Oct: 22. For wch y^ Master if present to have 12, 
 
 d d 
 
 each Fellow 8., each Scholar 4. Goodknape's Priest to have equal 
 
 s 
 profits with other Fellows, & 10. over & above for saying Mass in 
 St Edward's Church. See y^ Master's Statute Book. 
 [309] Robert Goodknape amongst y^ Benefactors. See in S' Edward's 
 Drawer a Lease of a House in S' Edward's Parish, Dated Aug: 6. 
 1493, Granted to Robert Goodknape by ye Prioress & Convent of 
 S« Rhadegund. 
 
 R. Goodknape's Fellow 
 
 [221] Master's Book of Statutes. 
 
 "VniSsis X'' fidelibus psens scriptum visuris vel audituris Johes 
 "Wryght Gustos Collegij Ste Trinitatis de Norwico in Cantebr & 
 "eiusdem Collegij socij salutem. 
 
^. Goodknape 235 
 
 " STATUIMUS & ordinamus qd cum Custos & Socij nri Collegij [221] 
 "ac die! nfum Collegium plenam atq, pacificam possessionem de & 
 "in omnibus & singtis terris & ten? que nup fuerunt Mri Rob'ti 
 " Goodknape situa? & iacen? in villa & Campis de Cantebr cum 
 "omnibus suis ptinen octo librarum in valore p annu & vltra fuint 
 " assecuti in nro Collegio ^dicto siue Aula vnum Socium sacerdotali 
 "in ordine constitutum in suum sacerdotem imppm noiatum siue 
 " noiand & celebratuf p aiabus pbone memorie Dni Wittmi Bateman 
 " fundatoris nri & Magri Rob^ti Goodknape cl'ici p% aiabus parentii 
 " ac omnium suorum fenfactor videit Jobis Betncie' Thome & Emme 
 "{Hiatus in MS) in parochia S*' Edwardi Martiris in Cantebriggia 
 "atcjj ppetuis temporibus specialit deprecatur infra eandem ecctiam 
 " fore ordiriabimus p nos & successores nfos in Socium nri Collegij 
 " scdm formam Statutorum die! nri Collegij electum vel eligend & 
 ''admittend sili quoq^ forma nri successores eadem p re sempopus 
 "cum fuit puidebut. Qui quidem Soeius in eius admissione iurabit 
 " qd omnia statuta nri Collegij p recolende memorie Dominum Willm 
 " Bateman fundatorem ^fati Collegij ordinata p posse suo fideli? 
 "obseruabit. Et insup in singtis missis suis p ipm celebrand im- 
 " mediate post collec?, Deus qui in? Appticos, quam ex vi statuti 
 " dieere debet p anima fundatoris, Illam coUecl, Deus misericordie, 
 "hoc modo p anima famuli tui sacerdotis Magri Rob'ti Goodknape 
 "ac aliorum supius noiatorum dieere teneatur. Illumq, ippm^ vo 
 " Magrm Rob'tum Goodknape nri Collegij siue Aule inter brifactores 
 "censemus esse noiandum nostrorumq, omnium suffragiorum & [222] 
 " meritorum operum volumus esse ptieipem suiq, obitus diem singtis 
 "annis in die be Marie Salome videit vicesimo sSdo die mensis 
 " Octobris cum missa & exequijs mortuorum in die ^cedenti cum 
 " nota obseruabimus & nri successores ilia eadem imppm obseruabunt. 
 " In quibus quidem exequijs & missa nri Collegij seu Aule Magister 
 " siue Custos si ^sens fuit duodeeem denarios peipiet, quilibet itaq, 
 "soeius eiusdem Collegij seu Aule qui in eisdem psencialiter aderit 
 ■' octo denarios & quitt Discipulus simili? intessens quatuor denarios 
 " liebit. Volumus insup & p nobis & suceessoribus nris quibuscumqj 
 " futuris vt dictus ille soeius & sacdos qui p antedieto Magro Rob'to 
 " Goodknape spealit eelebrabit in omnibus equale Jus alterius socij 
 " Sa2do! die? Collegij consequi valeat & here. x Et qd singulis 
 "festiuis diebus causa cessante ttima dca eeetia inresse diuinaq, 
 " officia eii curato manutenere & eundem Curatu cum necesse fuit in 
 " sacmentorum ministracoe [iuuare] oportet. x Eum eciam volumus 
 1 Betride(?). C. Sp. P(ercival). * Ipsum. V. B., p. 113. 
 
236 Trinity Hall 
 
 [222] " vltra id ex reddi? die? terra? & tentor annuatim in die obitus dicf 
 "Magri Rob'ti Goodknape in Ecctia S'' Edwardi Cantebr ^dic? 
 "custodiend siue celebrand decern solidos recipe & here, recipiendi 
 "tamen pecuniam p modum annualis seruicij vel alio quouis colore 
 " ad celebrand pro alijs penitus sibi in?dicimus facultatem : Saluis 
 " semper hijs ad que ex consuetudinibus obseruanciis ordinacoibus & 
 " statutis eiusdem Collegii siue aule idem Socius obligabitur : Prouiso 
 "tamen semper circa pmissa qd si igne aut alio casu fortuito pdict 
 " reddi! ceperint decrescere sic vt ^fatus psbi? tanquam alius socius 
 " sine Collegij piudicio sub forma pdic? sustentari non possit tunc cum 
 "locus eiusdem socij vacauit aut fuit ei aliunde puisum subrogetur 
 
 [223]"saltem alius in eius locum tanquam priuatus ^sbit qui minori 
 " stipendio contentus in die? Ecctia S" Edwardi celebrabit p aiabus 
 "pdcis quous(]^ pdictus casus p Collegij puidenciam aut aliorum pio 
 "auxilio restaurari possit." 
 
 N.B. That Clause marked x & beginning £^ ^^««^?//w,& ending 
 with oportet, is in y« Master's Book put at y^ bottom of y^ Page with 
 a mark for its being inserted, as I have done it, in y^ Body of y« 
 Statute or Order. 
 
XI 
 
 BENEFACTORS 
 [1500 — 1642.] 
 
 (II) DR HEWKE. [151] 
 
 Walter Hewke 12* Master, gave one Fellowship. His Will 
 bears Date May i. 15 17. By wch He gives The Griflfin Inn in 
 Bridge street with y« appertinences & Lands belonging to it : also 
 two other Tenements with y« Gardens & appertinencies belonging to 
 y™, lying right over ag* y^ foresd Inn in Bridgestreet Cambridge: 
 also Two other Tenements with a Garden & yards belonging to them 
 over ag' y* Dolphin in Cambridge, for y'' perpetual maintenance of a 
 Priest in Trinity Hall, to be call'd D^ Hewke's Priest, & to proceed 
 LL.D. within Ten years after his being Admitted Fellow. An 
 anniversary to be kept yearly, for wch y« Master of y« College for y« 
 
 s d s d 
 
 time being to have i — 8., each Fellow i., each Scholar 6., &c. 
 
 See a Copy of his Will in y^ Ma,ster's Stat: Book. Also see 
 Archiv: Cott. Miscellan: Vol: i, towards ye end' for things relating to 
 Dr Hewke. 
 
 Dr Hewke's Will. 
 
 A Copy of D"" Hewke's Will taken from That in Cambridge [248] 
 Drawer in our Treasury, with the Probate Annex'd under Arch-Bp 
 Warham's Seal, The Probate bears date Aug: 11. 1518. 
 
 "IN Saluatoris Jhu Cristi noTe Amen. 
 
 " Primo Lune Mensis Maij Anno Dni Miltimo quingentesimo 
 "decimo septimo I Walter Hewke Doctor of Canon beyng in good 
 " and hole memorie and good helth of body make this my last Will 
 '■ and testament in this manner folowyng. First I gyve and bequeth 
 "my soule to Almyghti God my maker to ower blissed lady his 
 " mother and virgyn And to all the blissed company of hevyn and 
 " my body to be buried where it shall please God I maye assigne it. 
 " And my gravestone that is redy bought and paide for to be laide 
 
 ^ Miscellanea, vol. I. [69]. 
 
238 Trinity Hall 
 
 [248] " over my body shortely after my decease with the Image and other 
 "Scriptures made therefore. ITEM I gyve and bequeth to the 
 "College called trinitie Hall in Cambridge all my hole Inne called 
 " the Gryfifyn lying in brigestrete. ITEM I gyve and bequeth to the 
 "College aforesaid all the appurtinnce and lende belongyng to the 
 " seid Inne. Also I gyve and bequeth to the College called Trinitie 
 " Hall other ij tenements with their twoo hole gardens with all their 
 " appurtirince belongyng to them lying ryght over agenst the forseid 
 " Inne in the forseid strete & paryshe. Also I gyve and bequeth to 
 " the forseid College my other ij tenements with a garden and yardes 
 " Mongyng to them next the Cornell agenst the greye Friers right over 
 " agenst the Dolphyn in alhalowe pishe in Cambridge vnder this 
 
 [249] " condicion and entent folowyng and not ells so that 1 and my 
 " Frendes may be for ever and contynually prayed for : And to have 
 " a ppetuall actuall prest secular founded in the seid college there to 
 "praye in the seid college for the founders soule my father soule 
 "John Hewke my mother soule Margery Thomas Crane soule and 
 " all Cristen soules : this prest to be founde and susteyned with all 
 "suche proffites avantages and encreasses as shall come and ryse 
 '■ of the seid Inne and the seid iiij tenements : And my Annusarie 
 "yerly to be kept in all poynts as I have wryten the Instruccions 
 " with myn owne hande. ITEM I will and requyre that this my 
 " prest shal dispose hymself that he maye saye the hole masse of the 
 " v woundes of our Lorde Jftu Criste eury frydaye in the yere wekly 
 " by hymself or by an other preste for my soule and my benefactors 
 "soules. ITEM I will this my preste shal be called Doctor Hewks 
 '• prest shal have all maner of proffites ryghts and vantages in and of 
 " the seid College as any other canyster prest and felowe hath or shal 
 " have in tyme to come yerly in all things as long as the proffits of 
 "my seid Inne and seid tenements husbonly repayred and mayn- 
 "tayned maye sustayne, to be loked vpon wysely diligently & 
 " charitably to be ordered after good conscience as the master and 
 " the felowes of the seid College will answere afore god that I be not 
 " put by and defraudyd of my suffrages and prayers. And playne 
 " Indentyd wrytings to be made thereof and a statute concernyng 
 " the forseid prest and of myn Annursarie to be kept yerly the 
 ■'daye aforseid with Dirige placebo arid comendacion solemply by 
 
 [250] " note. ITEM I will that this my prest shall do and bere all maner 
 "of suffrages prayers and charges as all other felowes canysters 
 "prests of the seid College do or shall do as the founders statutes 
 " doth requyre : Provided alwaye that this my prest shall nether bq 
 
IV alter Hewke 239 
 
 "Steward nor recever of the seid College Lyvelode: Provided also [250] 
 "allwaye that he shall not sve the cure of seint Edwardis in 
 " Cambridge but that he shall sey his dyvyne svice, and masses in 
 "Trinitie Hall to thentent that he shall plye his studdy more dili- 
 " gently. ITEM I will this my prest maye take and have frely at 
 "any tyme a yerly ^vice subsidy or trentall for a soule or soules 
 " and beside that as the founders statutes doth gmyte at his pleasure 
 " beyng my prest for me and my benefactors notwithstandyng : Pro- 
 "vided alweye so that he shall saye or sing the seid ^vice most 
 "comenly in trinitie Hall and in none other places so that he 
 "returnyt strayte after that he have done and song for that soule 
 "to sing agene strayte for my soule and my benefactors soules no 
 "proffites nor vantage to be adymynyshed that he shulde have be 
 "reasone of my ?vice of the College that ^vice or trentall notwith- 
 " stendyng. ITEM I will that this my prest shal be suche on alweye 
 " chosen as shal be vertiouse good and abyll in wyt and maners and 
 " connyng willing to study effectually and diligently in Jure canonico 
 " aut Ciuili or in both to thentent he maye procede Doctor in one 
 " of the seid sciens or both within the space of x yere next after 
 "that he be chosen feloo by the maister and the more parte of the 
 "company of the College and by the maister or president sworne 
 "and amytted to all proffits vantages as an other canyster prest shal [251] 
 " be in the seid College : Provided allwaye that suche an abyll 
 " actuall prest shall allweye be chosen as is aforseid in all things and 
 " as shall thus entend effectually to plye his studdy and none other : 
 " and yf the rogation dayes fall on the first mondaye of Maij then my 
 " annusarie daye to be kept on the next twesdaye after in all poynts 
 " as I have wryten for the yere allonly so fallyng. ITEM I will that 
 "whan so ever it shall happ that my seid prest to departe & Leve 
 "in any maner wyse the right and title of the seid College than 
 " I woll that an other able actuall prest be chosen by the maister 
 "and the more parte of the felowes of the seid College within a 
 " moneth next after he be so departed owte of the tytell of the 
 "seid College or ells the fre election and full poore of the seid 
 "chosyng of this prest allonely shalbe frely and holly devoluyd 
 "to the seid maister of the seid College for that time allonely he 
 " than to chose alwey suche an able actuall prest as is above rehersed 
 "in all poynts and none other: and that tyme that my prest hath 
 " an other ^vice all my rents to go to the repacions of my tennantres. 
 " ITEM I will that yf any of the disipulis of the College be abyll in 
 " wytt maners and connyng and of v yeris stody complete in Canon 
 
240 Trinity Hall 
 
 [25i]"CiviIl or Arte he doyng as is aboveseid shalbe preferred at any 
 " election before all other he havyng conyng to pforme my last will 
 
 [252] "in all the ^misses and not ells and also that he be actuall prest 
 " and graduat of the Vniuersitie of Cambridge be suche tyme as my 
 "prest afore hym shall departe and leva the tytell of the seid 
 " College : And he to be chosen after that maner he maye thus 
 "do and enioye the seid ^vice and not ells. ITEM I will that no 
 " maner of parsone whether he be any of the trinitie Hall or any 
 " of my kynred shall take nor witholde no maner of my stuff goodes 
 " detts nor wages belongyng to me in whose handes so evir they be 
 " but it shalbe lefuU to my executors to aske and receve them 
 " according to right and good conscience and none to remyt withoute 
 " the playne expressing consent of all myn executors and them to 
 " dispose frely and none of myn executors shall scale nor cause to be 
 " made none acquytance to any of my Dettors of no maner Detts 
 " withoute the expresse consent and agrement of all myn executors 
 "and they so agreed they shall to scale therto. ITEM I will have 
 " myn annusarie yerly kept in trinitie Hall as I have enformed myn 
 "executors in myn owne hande wryten. ITEM I will that all the 
 "fruytes greyne and corne beyng or growyng within my benefice 
 " of Halywell the tyme of my deth be solde to the best pryse be myn 
 " executors to detts and bequests and to dispose them for the welth 
 "of my soule and all Chren soules except suche greyne and catell 
 " as shalbe spent at my buryall and other tymes after the discrecion 
 " of myn executors yf they be not assigned to Richard Hewke by my 
 "wrytyn of myn owne hande. ITEM I will that the maister and 
 " the felowes of Trinitie Hall have a true copy in all things of my 
 " testament and last will my prest and myn executors in lyke wyse 
 " for the playne knowledge in all things. ifM I will that all suche 
 " gyftes and assignements that I have gyven and assigned in my lyff 
 
 [253] "to any psone be myn owne hande wryten shalbe sewer and stabyll 
 "to them withoute any contradiccion of any psone : And I woll that 
 " myn executors fortifie that same in all things and that my executors 
 "supporte and mayntayne Richard Hewke my kynnesman in all 
 "suche things as I have gyven and assigned hym. 
 
 " THE RESIDEWE of all my goodes moveable and vnmoveable 
 " detts and all other goodes not bequethed gyven nor assigned in this 
 " my testament to no psone nor be no wryting of myn owne hande 
 " gyven to no psones I gyve and coiiiyt to the dispsicion of them into 
 " the Rewell and feithfuU discrecion of Richard Hewke whome I make 
 " my feithfull executor most charitable to fulfill this my last testament 
 
Walter Hewke 241 
 
 " and Ijist will to the most pleasure of Almyghti God and welth of my [253] 
 " soule. In wytnes and full profif wherof I have wryten this testament 
 " with myn owne hande." 
 
 The Codicil. 
 
 I copy Dr Hewk's Codicil fm an old Copy of it in our Master's 
 Statute Book. I take it to be D^ Hervy's own Handwriting. 
 
 " Sequitur vera copia codicilt superius in test° suo mentiona? 
 "scripti manu ipius Walteri et in cista nra coi remanen. 
 
 " Hec e' vltima voluntas mei Walteri Hewk Deere? Doctoris M" 
 "siue custodis Collegij Aule S. Tri's de Norwico in Cantabr 
 "indentata facta et lecta primo die mensis Maij 15 17 et a° Regn 
 " Regf H. 8. post conquestu octauo. q°ad terr et tenta mea in villa 
 " Can? pred cum ptineii Inp'^ volo supplico et requiro qd oes 
 " cofeoffatores mei feoffati ad opus et vsvi mei pred Walteri Hewk 
 "et Collegij siue Aule S. Tri's Can? et assign meorum imppetuum 
 "et ad tes?" et vltima voK? mei pred Walteri Hewk si qua inde 
 "fecero gimplend, pacifice deliberent seu deliberari faciant plenam et [254] 
 " pacificam possessionem siue seseinam^ de et in messuagijs meis 
 " et Hospitio voc le Gryfifyn iac in paroch S. Clemets et oium Sactj 
 "Ville Cat vna cii tribus acris terr iac in Capo ville ^d ad t'es?m 
 "et vltiam mea volUtatem mei pred Walteri Hewk si qua inde 
 "fecero omo pimplend imppetuum ea intentioe et no al^ qd Custos 
 "et socij Collegij S. Tri'^ Can? qui p tempore mint custodiant 
 "aiiiSsariii meii singtis aiiis p° die mar?s Maij infra' capellam pred 
 " Colt cu Placebo, Dirige, et Coiiiedatione cu nota et soleni? in die 
 " Lune prox preceden, et cu missa De requiem solenit cantand in 
 "crastino V3 p° die mar?s Maij p aiabus meorum pris mris et mei 
 "Walteri et p quibus orare teneor cii apparatu psbitef Diaconi et 
 " subdiaconi : post missam solene Dedicatois eod die prefa? capelle 
 " et cantata et finita missa dedicatois die? capelle Inde volo qd 
 "oes socij et alij pntes copleti et cantantes in die? missa dedicatois 
 " in die? capella heant incotinenti post fine misse ^dc in aula insimul 
 "vnum repastum voc le brekefast ad expeng die? mei Walteri: et 
 "ille socius presbiter q' celebrabit ilia missa dedicatois cu nota 
 "soleni? eodem die p labore suo feebit incontinenti post missam 
 " 4°"' denaf solvend eid p manus mei Presbiteri ay' egressii Capelle : 
 "quem Presbiteru sic celebratur Custos aut Presidens dicti Colleg 
 "in eius absentia libere assignabit nisi Custos aut Presidens velint 
 " eand missa celebrare quos volo p oibus alijs preferri. ITEM volo qd 
 " custos die? Colti ^ns et psonaK in die? Capella ad completas exequias 
 
 1 seisinam (?). ' intra (?). ' ant? (?). 
 
 D. w. j6 
 
242 Trinity Hall 
 
 [254] " V3. Placebo, Dirige, Laudes et comendal pred die Lune hora 
 [255] "conuenienti post meridiem et ad missa completa de requiem in 
 "crastinu soleniter cu nota cantata post missam dedicatois V3 
 " interessens a principio usq, ad fine coplete oTbus premissf in dicta 
 "Capella p suo labore hebit xx d. It quilifc Doctor socius et 
 "Presbiter missa de requiem celebratur^ eod die p alabus pris 
 "mris et mei interessens pmissf oTbus simili mo° hebit xiiii d. 
 " I? quilib Doctor socius non presfer et quilife presbiter socius oibus 
 "^missf et simili moo celebrans eod die in prefata Capella hebit 
 "xii d. Item quilib socius non Doctor nee presbiter si sit infra 
 "sacros et graduatus interessens simili mo° oibus pmissf feebit x d. 
 "K quilib socius non Doctor presbiter nee graduatus interessens 
 "complete et simili mo° oibus pmissf hebit viii d. I? quilib 
 "discipulus interessens simili mo° hebit vi d., Et qd quilib presbiter 
 "celebrabit missam de requiem eod die in ^fata Capella et no in 
 " alio loco et no tempore episcopalis^ misse p aia mea et bnfactorii 
 " meoru, nee tempore misse dedicatiois ; Et quicumq, con""* fecerit 
 " nihil hebit. Et si custos alius socius vel discipulus dicti CoUegij 
 "sit infirmus et pns in coUegio et no pot interesse oibus pmissf 
 "heatur p ^nte et interessente ita qd dicat oia et singta ^fata 
 "suffragia post recuperacoem sue infirmitatis in Capella pdic?a. 
 " Et tam Custos q"" ces socij et Disc interesseri a principio vsq^ ad 
 "fine oibus jpmissf incontinenti post fine eiusd misse a" egressvi 
 " Capelle hebiit suinas superius limitatas p manus custodis ^sidentis 
 " aut mei Presbiteri : Ita qd singti insimul interim dicant p aia mea 
 " De pfundis in audientia et qd singti supradicti offerent ad dictam 
 "missam vnii obolu. ITEM volo qd eod die V3 po die martis Maij 
 "ta custos socij et oes inhitantes in dicto Collegio post die? missa 
 " heant vnu pndiii puce^ in aula sedentes et non alibi ex sumptibus 
 " et expensis meis expendendo in prandio et cena in bonis victualibus 
 "seruitia^ et vino ad magis pficuii et coiiiodii ad valore xiij s. iiij d. 
 [256] " annuatim ^ter cornunas solitas cu diligenti supuisione in pmissf 
 " mei presbiteri, aliquibus Doctoribus theolog iuris Ca<=' Cii's aut alijs 
 "honestis viris cu tribus bedellis ad id prandiii inuitatis secund 
 " discretionem Custodis aut Presidentis in eius absentia dicti CoUegij. 
 " Et Vlterius volo qd si dicti Custos et socij diet Colt Aule S. Trits 
 "siue successores sui oia pmissa fideliter pimplere recusauerint 
 "renuerint aut distulerint aut p suu ordinariu V3 Cancellariu siue 
 " Vicec sup premissf negligentes inuenti et conuicti fuerint, Volo tunc 
 "qd Mf et socij CoUegij sive Aule Anniiciatiois bte Marie voc 
 " Gunvyll Hall in Can? q' p tempore fuerint et succ sui pcipiant et 
 1 Principalis. V. B., p. 154. ■ publice (?). Cerevisia. V. B., p. 154. 
 
Bishop Nicke 243 
 
 " heant oia pred tenta exit^ et oi'oda pficua die? messuagioa et triu [256] 
 "acr^ ter ^noiaf et in oibus faciend et ordinand infr^i pred Colt 
 " voc Gunvyll Hall in Can? vt pdic? e' et sicut custos et socij Aule S. 
 " Tri's facere deberet ex q° inuenti fuerint in tali negligentia in 
 " quatum statuta dicti Collegij de Gunvyll Hall paciuntur. In cuius 
 "rei test"! vtric^ parti hui^ indenture sigillu meu apposui. Quarum 
 "vna pars inde remaneat penes m"" et socios Colt S. Tri'^ Can? 
 "et succ suos et altera pars remaneat penes m'^'" et socios Colt 
 "Annuncitois fete Marie voc Gunvyll Hall in Can? et succ suos 
 " ibm remansuf p memorand imppetuum. Da? die et a° supscriptf . 
 " ITEM quu oes presbiteros deceat quatu fieri poterit optimis imbui 
 "moribus tale^ exemplar recte vivendi vnicuia prebere vt ad 
 " virtutem amplectandam excitetur : Ideo volo psbiteru meu non 
 "solo a coiiiessatioibus et tabernarum alioruue quorijcumq, hospi- 
 "tiorum frequetatione absq, associatione alterius socij dicti collegij 
 "seipsum abstenturum verumetiam diligen? adnisurum vt alij ad 
 " bonarum trarum amore rapiatur : tatu abest a voluntate nra vt 
 " quecjj ad hmoi illecibra alliciat. Qui si huic volutati nfe contraueSit 
 " aut alicui eius particule post trina monitionem a maiori parte 
 ' sociorum rite congregata factam sic protinus expellatur vt amplius 
 "possessionu nrarum redditibus minime alatur." 
 
 (12) BISHOP NICKE. 
 
 The Right Reverend Father in God Richard Nicke Lord Bp of [151] 
 
 Norwich Founded Three Fellowships, & Two Scholarships, one Fellow 
 
 to be a Civilian, ye other two Canonists : The Canonists to be ordain'd 
 
 Priests within a year after their being Admitted Fellows. For an 
 
 s d s d 
 
 Obit 3 — 4. to the Master ; 2. to each Fellow ; & 8. to each Scholar ; 
 
 s d 
 
 & 13 — 4. for an entertainm' yearly at y* Fellows' Table. See y« 
 Master's Statute Book. 
 
 Bp Nick Dyed A.D. 1536 after he had been Bp 36 years, Godwin 
 de Praes: Angl:" See some acc'^ of him in M>" Blomefield's Topogr: 
 Hist: of Norfolk, p. 406'. 
 
 ' intra (?). 
 
 '" Godwin's account of Nicke [or Nix] is as follows :—" Demortuo Jano surrogatur 
 "Richardus, cui utcunque a nive nomen videatur inditum, adeo nihil erat nivei in pectore, 
 "luxuriosis cogitationibus plurimum aestuante, ut atro carbone libidines eius notandae 
 " videantur, si vera sunt quae de illo a Nevillo perhibentur. Antequam e vita excederet 
 "per multos annos oculis captus, caecus interiit anno 1536, cum praefuisset huic ecclesiae 
 " [Norwic] annos totos 36." Francisci Godwini de Praesulibus Angliae Commentariuin : 
 p. 440. Cambridge: 1743. 
 
 ' An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk by Francis 
 Blomefield and Charles Parkin : vol. III., pp. 54?— ?• 1805—10, 
 
 16 — 2 
 
244 Trinity Hall 
 
 [320] Bp Nick lies Buried in y« Cathedral Church at Norwich under a 
 Large Tomb-Stone between the two Pillars in y= Body of the Church. 
 I saw his Tomb-Stone A.D. 1723- It is a very Large one ; But there 
 is no Inscription remaining. His Arms are remaining still in some 
 places over y^ Tomb-Stone & in other places near it, viz. Or, a 
 Cheveron between 3 Leopards Heads, Gules. 
 
 He is reported to have " built y^ north Cross Isle of this Church, 
 " and guilded y^ roof of y^ same, upon wch his Coat of Arms is to be 
 " seen." (Weever's Fun : Monum's p. 796.) 
 
 Bishop Nick's Three Fellows. 
 (The Master's Book of Statutes.) 
 [231] "RICHARDUS NICKE miseracione diuina Norwicensis Epis- 
 "copus charissimis suis filijs socijs ac discipulis in Aula Diue 
 "Trinitatis de Norwico in Cantabrigia presentibus ac futuris ab 
 "ipsa suma et Individua Trinitate Patre Filio et Spu sancto 
 "gratiam pacem et benedictions. 
 
 " Quanquam ipsa lege nature ducimur, o charissimi filij, vt bene 
 " de nobis meritos redamemus amplectamur eisq, vicem pro virili re- 
 "pendamus ac mea in vos beneficia quibus quotidie fruemini satis 
 "alioqui vos ad referendam mihi tam viuo quam mortuo gratiam 
 "prouocare debebunt, tamen quoniam ea est Humane fragilitatis 
 " imbecillitas vt arbitrio nostro sine lege permissi non eo semp 
 "feramur quo vocat pietas sed fere quo rapit cupiditatu nostrarum 
 "tempestas non aliter quam nauis destituta clauo non eo dirigitur 
 " quo vult nauclerus sed quo ventorum agit impetus : ideo opere 
 " pretium nobis visum est vt nos liberos nostros quibus quam 
 "optime consultum volumus legibus ac statutis aliquot velut qui- 
 " busdam cancellis in offitio contineamus et ad studia pietatis ac- 
 "cendamus. Neq> enim satis mihi videbor offitio erga vos parentis 
 " probe functus fuisse si tantum effecero vt nihil vobis desit quod ad 
 " victum ac vestitum necessarium erit, nisi etiam ac multo magis sol- 
 " licite curauero, vt potior vestri pars animus bonis tris moribusq^ pijs 
 " exornetur. Quando enim vos non tam mihi quam reipublice gignere 
 " constitui, genitos sic educari volo ne frustra vos genuisse videar : 
 " frustra autem genuisse videbor nisi vos tales aliquando moribus et 
 " scientia euaseritis vt rempublicam consilio iuuare possitis et integre 
 " vite exemplis illustrare. Ad que duo etsi vos merito multa debent 
 " accendere, in deum religio in patriam pietas (cui ac non vobis solum 
 [232] " nati estis) expectatio parentum et amicorum, vestra ipsorum cum 
 
Bishop Nicke 245 
 
 "honestate coniuncta vtilitas, denique multorum qui ex hoc Collegio [232] 
 "prodierunt clarissimorum virorum exempla, qui sua quisq^ etate 
 " reipublice magno turn ornamento turn presidio fuerunt, tamen non 
 " possum mihi pro eo quo vos prosequor affectu paterno temperare quo 
 " minus et ipse quoq^ ad eadem duo vos & vestrum singtos crebris ex- 
 " hortatoibus allicerem et premijs alliciam quotidianis. Quotidie enim 
 "beneficia mea, sed que deo vt 01a bona non mihi accepta referre 
 •' debetis, experiemini, et quoties hec nostra statuta recitari audieritis 
 "toties Parentem vestrii etiam post fata in eisdem vobiscum coUo- 
 "quentem et ad trarum pietatisq^ studia vos inhortantem reputate. 
 " Sed iam quid a vobis vicissim pro suo erga vos beneficio paterna 
 " postulet charitas et pia in rem vestram sollicitudo vbi iam in gregem 
 " liberorum nostrorum sitis adoptati seriatim audietis. At comodissi- 
 " mum quidem nobis videtur vt prius de numero sociorum quos nostris 
 "alendos fore sumptibus volumus pauca dicamus dicturi deinde de 
 " numero discipulorum, postremo tam deoriii quam ipsorum offitijs ac 
 " ministerio. 
 
 "De Numero Sociorum. 
 
 " Principio igitur quoniam huic Collegio modis omnibus prodesse 
 " volumus ne% in minimo coinodis eius derogari qd ad numerii sociorum 
 "spectat eum pro virile modum seruare decreuimus vt neq^ plures 
 "annuis facultatibus a nobis Collegio datis instituamus, neq, rursu 
 " pautiores : ne si plures quam pro facultatum modo instituantur 
 " Collegiii nimiii oneraretur ; sin pautiores, reipublice incoiiiodo foret 
 "cuius maxime refert quam plurimos in bonis moribus ac tris educari: [233] 
 " Volumus igitur et statuimus vt tres in ppetuum consocij nfis in hoc 
 " Trinitatis sanctissime Collegio sumptibus alantur, quibus antedictas 
 " facultates abunde sufifecturas non dubitamus, vt interim de sumptibus 
 "victui Discipulorum necessarijs, de quibus mox dicetur, nihil hie 
 "dicamus. Quorum quidem sociorum vnum Ciuilistam (vt vocant) 
 ■' esse volumus, Duos vero Canonistas, quos infra anni proximi spatium 
 " a die quo fuerint admissi in sacerdotes volumus promoveri. Atq, 
 " hec de numero sociorum. 
 
 "De Numero Discipulorum. 
 
 " Quoniam precipuam reipublice spem in recta iuuentutis educa- 
 " tione sitam esse non ignoramus et in mala pnitiem quemadmodum 
 " ex diligenti plantularum cultu speratur hortorum feracitas ex incultu 
 
 1 V. B., p. 126, and O. V. B., p. 113, read as above. But the title of the section on 
 duties, infra, pp. 246 — 7, apart from other considerations, suggests discipulorum. 
 
246 Trinity Hall 
 
 [233] "autem iminere solet infecunditas, ideo ne velut imperiti Agricole qui 
 " neglecta plantarum cura toti sunt in arboribus excolendis occupati 
 "ita nos nulla iuuentutis habita ratione totam in senioribus curam 
 "absoluisse videamur: Volumus ac statuimus vt duo etiam ex sump- 
 " tibus nostris discipuli perpetuo inter vos alantur. Nam ita demum 
 "futurum confidimus vt vacantes' sotiorum loco, non defuturi sint qui 
 " idonei videbuntur tarn moribus quam scientia (in quibus quotidiana 
 "de se experimenta prebebunt) quos in vacantium locum possitis 
 "eligere. Quos potius quam alienos & aliunde ascitos (modo 
 " fuerunt^ idonei) eligi volumus qd speremus illos sic educatos 
 
 [234] " multis modis coiiiodiores vobis futures quam alios quorum prius 
 " mores et eruditionem non explorastis, vt solent arbustule felitius in 
 " eo solo vigere & coalescere in quo aliquadiu radices fixerint quam 
 " subito aliunde transplantate. Hactenus de numero sociorum et dis- 
 ''cipulorum dictum est: nunc de illorum offitijs ac ministerijs paucis 
 "dicendum est. 
 
 "De Sociorum ac Discipulorum Ministerijs et Officijs. 
 "Quandoquidem ita res habet Charissimi filij qd vt singulis quibusq, 
 " momentis ope diuina indigemus, ita illius benefitia horis oibus ex- 
 "perimur: Volumus ac statuimus vt vos oes et singuli tam socij quam 
 "discipuli quatenus assidua sanctissime Trinitatis inuocacione iugiq, 
 "gratiarum actione vberiorum vobis ipsis ac nobis dum viuimus dei 
 "gratiam et aie nostre post fata misericordiam promereri possitis. 
 "Volumus incjjS et statuimus vt quotidie mane simulate^ de cubili 
 " surrexeritis et vespere lectum repetituri, ilexis genibus dicatis 
 "antiphonam illam de Trinitate, Libera nos, cu versiculo, Bene- 
 "dicamus Patrem, et oratione ilia de Trinitate, Omnipotens sem- 
 "piterne Deus, et quamdiu fuerimus in hac vita cum ilia oratione, 
 "Rege quesumus Domine: Post mortem vero nostram cum ilia 
 "oratione, Deus qui inter Apostolicos. Item volumus & statuimus 
 " vt singulis diebus hora tamen diei quacunq, volueritis dicatis omnes 
 " & singuli pro aiabus patris nostri, N., et matris nostre, N., et post 
 " obitum nostrum pro ala nostra et animabus Predecessorum et suc- 
 '■ cessorum nostrorum Episcoporum Norwicen ilium psalmu, De pro- 
 "fundis, cum Kyry eleyson, cu ofone dominica, et cum orone, Inclina 
 " Domine, expressis patris ac matris nostrorum noibus, ac post mortem 
 [235] "nostram etiam nostro cum ilia oratione, Deus qui inter Apostolicos, 
 "quas quidem duas Orationes, a sotiis nostris canonistis in singtis 
 " suis missis post obitum nostrum expressis vt supra nostro parentum ac 
 ' vacante (?). '^ fuerint. V. B., p. 128. 
 
Bishop Nicke 247 
 
 " predecessorum et successorum nostrorum noTbus recitari volumus, et [235] 
 " quamdiu vixerimus orationem illam, Rege quesumus Dne, expresso 
 " item noie nostro, ab eisdem quoties celebrauerint volumus frequentari : 
 " Item quoniam inter alia pietatis exercitia non aliud nobis videtur 
 " efficatius ad diuinum in pectoribus nris amorem accendendum quam 
 "si frequentissime passionem Christi quam pro nobis redimendis 
 "ptulit amarissimam recoluerimus, Volumus vt oes vos et singti 
 " nisi legittimu subsit impedimentum quotidie missam audiatis in 
 "qua iuxta illius ^ceptum, Hoc quotienscunq} feceritis in mei 
 " memoriam facietis, coriiemoratio agitur ardentissimi illius erga nos 
 " amoris qui ilium pro peccatis nfis expiandis, agnu sine macula 
 " inocentissimum, mortem vitro subire probrosissimam coegit: cuius 
 "misse tempore aut alio si tum comode non poterit flexis genibus 
 "dicatis quinquagenas salutacoes angelicas cum ilia clausula, Jesus 
 " Deus & Homo, Amen, et post singulas denas vnam oronem dnicam. 
 " Item volumus & statuimus vt post obitum nostrum dicatis omnis in- 
 " simul aut seorsum singti septimanis singtis semel tam coium lectionu 
 ' quam cessacionu temporibus die tamen quocuc^ volueritis et coiiiodis- 
 " sime poteritis citra studiorum iacturamq, (quam nullam aut minimam [236] 
 " fieri optamus) exequias mortuorum cum comendacionibus aiarum 
 " more ecctie cosueto et vsitato. 
 
 "De Personis in Locum Vacantium Subrogandis. 
 
 " Confidimus in dno nunquam euenturum vt terrarum nostrarum 
 " prouentus ita diminuatur vt non semp numero sociorum simul et 
 " discipulorum nforum alendo sufficiant : ideo si locus alicuius sotij nri 
 " aut discipuli quouismodo vacauerit in futurum, Volumus statuimus 
 ■' et ordinamus qd per concordem maioris partis socioru electionem 
 " alius infra mensem subrogetur, alioquin Custodi licebit in vacantium 
 " locum quemuis idoneum ilia vice subrogare nisi tam grauis in 
 "manerijs nfis ruina (qd nunquam fore cofidimus) euenerit vt sup- 
 " putatis ad eam instaurandam necessarijs expensis redditus oes 
 "reliqui ex predictis predijs nfis prouenientes numero sociorum et 
 " discipulorum nostrorum alendo minime sint suffecturi : Quo casu 
 "volumus ad tempus electionem dififeri quo vi} expense oes in re- 
 "fectione maneriorum nostrorum facte e redditibus ex terris nfis 
 "pceptis valeant resarciri. 
 
 "De Anniuersario Nostro. 
 "Quoniam (vt est in libro Machabeorum) sancta et salubris est 
 "cogitatio pro defunctis exorare vt a peccatis soluantur vnde ilia 
 
248 Trinity Hall 
 
 [236] " quoq) ecctie consuetudo manauit vt et anniuersaria omnium fidelium 
 "comemoratio celebraretur et certe quedam preces statuerentur ab 
 
 [237] '• eadem anniuersario cuiusqj celebrando peculiares, inuitat profecto 
 " nos turn sacer ecctie ritus tum anime nfe salus omni studio pro- 
 " curanda vt preter speciales cuiusq, et priuatas preces quas superius 
 " ab vnoquoct dicendas statuim^ publicas adhuc alicot & spu coiiiuni 
 " proferendas cupiamus. Volumus igitur statuimus et ordinamus qd 
 "quamprimum Gustos & Socij nos ab hac luce migrasse certo ac- 
 •'ceperint statim in sacello huius CoUegij aut in ecctia parochiali 
 •'conuocatis oibus socijs et discipulis in Vniuersitate tunc pre- 
 "sentibus, pro ala nra et animabus Parentum nostrorum Bene- 
 " factorum et oium fidelium defunctorum, exequias cum oi solemni- 
 "tate et deuocione celebrent in coiiiuni: sequenti autem die hora p 
 " Custodem aut eius locum tenentem prefigenda rursum coueniant, ac 
 " psalmum, Beati iiiiaculati, cum sequentibus coiiiendationum psalmis 
 " more ecclesiastico decantent, et illis finitis missam de requiem pari 
 " modo absolvant : statim autem post missam de requiem finitam, 
 " Volumus vt illis qui exequijs coiiiendationibus & misse interfuerint 
 " ac celebrationi earundem deuote intenderint de bonis nris numeretur 
 " et distribuatur vt sequitur, videlicet Custodi tres solidos et quatuor 
 "denarios, Item cuilibet sotio duos solidos, et cuilibet discipulo octo 
 "denarios. Volumus insup vt illo die tarn socij quam coiiiensales 
 "omnes de bonis nfis annuatim habeant vnam qua' appietantiam 
 "in quam tresdecem solidos et quatuor denarios insumi volumus. 
 "De ijs in spetie dixisse satis abunde putamus: cetera vero, ne 
 
 [238] " saluberria bone memorie Wittmi Batmani pdecessoris nfi statuta 
 "parui fecisse videamur, sic a vobis fieri volumus quemadmodum 
 "in ipsis statutis omni merito religione obseruandis definitum est." 
 
 (13) BISHOP GARDINER. 
 
 [151] The Right Revd Father in God Stephen Gardiner Lord Bishop of 
 Winchester, Prelate of ye Garter, Lord High Chancell"" of England, & 
 ChancelK of y^ University of Cambridge, & i/^^ Master of Trinity 
 Hall, Gave us by Will one Hundred Pounds. He Dyed A.D. 1555. 
 
 He was Buried at Winchester. Godwin De Praesulibus, pp. 236-7. 
 
 His Will bears Date Nov: 8. 1555. Prov'd Jan: 18. 1557. (See 
 Prerog. office.)' 
 
 ' Omit quam (?). 
 
 ^ See Wills [in Cambridge Registry] from Doctors Commons, 1495 — 1695. Camden 
 Society's Publications, No. Lxxxvn., p. 42. 1865. 
 
Mr Spicer 249 
 
 (14) MR SPICER. [152] 
 
 £ s d 
 'W Spicer gave 43. 06. 08.* for a Scholar to be Chosen out of 
 
 Tokefelde School by y^ Counsel of y^ Parson of Balcomb & y^ Vicar 
 of Tokefelde^ if there be any, if not then out of Clare Hall ; after that 
 out of S' Cath : Hall. This Scholar to have as much as any other 
 
 f d 
 Scholar, and 6 — 8. besides and his Lectures freely. See y^ Master's 
 Statute Book. 
 
 Mr Spicer's Scholar. 
 Master's Book of Statutes. 
 " Thys ys y^ effecte of a Indentur made betwyne y^ Master & [223] 
 " Felows of trinte Halle & M^ Spycer ye wheche gave to y^ Collage 
 
 XX 
 
 " for a Scholer to be had for euer iiii.iiii' = vi^ = viii<i* & whan so euer 
 ." ye rome of ye sayd scholer shall be voyde be dethe or other wyse y' 
 " than w'in a monthe aff another to be chosyn be ye sayd Mast"^ & 
 " fellows owte of ye schole of Tokefelde' be ye Councell of ye Pson of 
 " Balcomb & ye Vicar of Tokefelde yf there be hony for the rome yf 
 
 "nat owte of Clare Hall Ikkyllyngton* Hyngston and there be no 
 
 " than owte of Sent Katryn Hall & he to haue as meche as hony 
 " other scholer and vi^ viii'^ and hys lectur frely above all other. Ye 
 " Indent lyth in ye hoche. Ye penalty ys C. li." 
 
 (IS) LAWRENCE MOPTED (or Moptyd). 
 
 Laurence Mopted S.T.B. sometime Master of Corpus Christi [152] 
 
 College Camb gave us Sixty pounds for the Founding of a 
 
 Scholarship: The Scholar to be one born in ye Diocese of Norwich, 
 
 & brought up by ye space of two years at least in ye Coinon Schools 
 
 £ ^ d 
 of Ipswich, or Bury: To be allow'd 2 : 13 14 p'' anii with all other 
 
 Coinodities that other Scholars enjoy: The Scholarship never to be 
 
 void above 3 months at a time. 
 
 ^ For the actual amount, and for clause omitted, see Notts 3 and 4, below. 
 
 2 Cuckfield. 
 
 ' The amount is stated wrongly above. It should be £'ii \£\ x 20 + ;£■$. 6s. id.^. 
 
 * There is a gap in the text here that is not made good by the copies in V. B. or 
 O. V. B. A memorandum of the Indenture preserved in the documents of Clare College 
 contains the substance of what has been omitted here : "And for lake of one such a scholar 
 " in Clare Hall then if there be any scholar of Ikkyllngton meet for the room or Hyngston 
 "in the county of Cambridge to be preferred before any other. And for lack there they 
 "may name & elect such a scholar as is meet for the room out of the College call'd S' 
 "Kathryne, &c." 
 
250 Trinity Hall 
 
 [152] See y« Decretum Erectionis Scholaris M" Laur: Mopted in y* 
 Master's Statute Book, also y^ [Old] Vellom Book [pp. 28-9]. The 
 Decretum bears Date June 18. 1558, 
 
 Mf Mopted's Scholar. 
 Master's Book of Statutes. 
 
 [224] " Decretum erectiois Scolaris IVi" Laurentij Mopted fac? per Si'"'" 
 "et Socios huius collegij decimo octauo Junij 1558. 
 
 "Omnibus X" fidelibus ^ns scrip? visur vel audituris, Henricus 
 ' Hervy legu Doctor magister Collegij siue Aule sancte Trinitatis in 
 " Vniusitate Cant ac socij eiusd Collegij salutem in oTum saluatore ac 
 " pntibus fidem indubiam adhibere. Vniusitati vre innotescimus per 
 '■ presentes qd cum venerabilis vir M^ Laurentius Mopted sacre 
 "theologie baccalareus nuper dum vixit M"^ Collegij Corporis X'' 
 " Can? in sua sana memoria existens suum rite condiderit testa- 
 " mentum ac inter alia per eum pie disposita huic etiam nostro 
 " CoUegio, pio in studiosos iuris Zelo, in eodem tesi° legatum sexa- 
 " ginta librarum sub quibusdam modis et condicoibus reliquerit, prout 
 " ex verbis testamenti eiusdem proxime sequen manifeste apparet, V3, 
 " I Bequeathe vnto y^ Maister & felowes of Trinite Hall in Cambridge 
 " thre score pownds, wch I wyll my executor shall delyuer w^in oon 
 
 [225] "fortenyht after my dyssease vnder condicon folowing, that is, that 
 "the said M'^ & felawes at this syde & before y« feast of S. John 
 " Baptist next comyng, shall erect stablishe & plant of newe oon 
 "scolershep in ther college for euer hereafter to cotynue, allowing 
 "y' scoler fyfty thre shillyngs & fowr pence by yere w' all other 
 " conioditees wch y« scolers of that howse now enioyethe, the rome 
 " to be fulfylled from tyme to tyme w* oon scoler borne w'in ye dioc 
 " of Norwch, & browght up by y^ space of two yeres at y^ least in y" 
 "comen scoles of Ypswyche, or Bury, wch scoler I wyll shall euy 
 " Sonday y' he shal be at home, & not syck, after y« gospell of 
 " Trinite Masse, ther knele afore y<= heighe aulter & say ye Psalme, 
 " De Profundis, w' this collect, — ' Inclina dne aurem tua ad preces 
 " nras quibus miam tua supplices deprecamur vt aiam Laurentij 
 " Mopted fundatoris mei qua de hoc seculo migrare iussisti in 
 "pacis ac lucis regioe costituas, & sctoru tuorum iubeas esse con- 
 "sortem, per X""" dnm nrum, Amen. Anima Laurentij Mopted, 
 " parentu & biifactoru suorum, et aie 01m fidelium defuctorum per 
 " dei mlam requiescant in pace, Amen.' Prouided alway that y^ M"" 
 " & felowes of Trinite Hall aforsaid shall not receyve ye said sum 
 
Laurence Mopted 251 
 
 " of Ix*' afore thei be bound to my executor in Son hunderethe pownds [225] 
 " for ye performances pf y^ premiss^: And y* y^ sayd scholershep shall 
 " neu be vacant at any tyme from & after y^ erection aboue thre 
 " monethes. Que oTa de verbo in verbu ex testamento dicti Laurentij 
 "penes Registru Vniusita? Can? remanen hue transtulimus atq, hie 
 " inseri voluimus vt tarn nobis ac successoribus nris quam dicto scolari 
 " quid observand' atc^ sequend' sit facilius liquere possit : Cuq, nobis 
 "prefa! M™ ac socijs dictum legatum Ix*' per executorem suum 
 "solutum sit, ac per nos in vtilitatem Collegij sit conuersum, vi3 
 "in emptionem terrarum, Nostri officij debitum ac dicti testantis 
 " vltimam voluntatem in hac parte exequi volentes, Habitis inter nos 
 " mature & deliberate tractatu, de vnanimi consensu et assensu nris 
 " statuend duximus prout pro nobis et successoribus nostris, statuimus 
 " per presentes Qd dictus M"" Laurentius Mopted inter benefactores [226] 
 " nostri Collegij perpetuo censeatur & numeretur : Quodq, idem M"^ 
 " Laurentius habeat in nostro Collegio vnu scolarem imperpetuu 
 "stabilitu (quern iuxta statuta nri fundatoris scolarem de minori 
 " forma vocamus) qui preter ea que superioribus verbis testameti 
 " prescribuntur, etiam statuta nri fundatoris (qua?us scolares tangunt) 
 " obseruare tenebitur. Volumus etiam qd dictus scolaris gaudeat tarn 
 " stipendio annuo quiquaginta trium solidorum et quatuor denariorum, 
 " videlicet pro qualibet septimana qua presens mit duodecim denarijs, 
 "quam alijs emolumentis quibus alij scolares nostri nunc gaudent. 
 " Ac insuper ordinamus qd in forma qualitate ac tempore eligendi 
 "dicti scolaris statuta fundatoris nri obseruata etiam vltima volun- 
 "tate iam superius expressa perpetuo custodiantur." 
 
 N.B. In ye Vellum Book with Green Strings y« abovesd Decretum 
 is Sign'd thus, 
 " per me Henf Hervy 
 
 " p me Edwardu Bucknham " per me Jolinem Hart 
 
 "p me Wittm Drurie "per me Johnem Hamond."^ 
 
 (16) BISHOP THIRLBY. 
 
 Thomas Thirlby, LL.D., born in Cambridge, afterwards became [152] 
 Fellow of Trinity Hall, then Bp of Westminster, afterwards Bp of 
 Norwich, & then Bp of Ely, viz. A.D. 1554. He obtained y« Grant of 
 y« Perpetual Advowsons of Stewkley Magna, Hemingford Grey, & 
 Fenny Stanton in Huntingdonshire, also Gazeley in Suffolk, & 
 Wethersfield in Essex, 6 Mart: Phil. & Mar: 4'° & 5*°: authoritate 
 
 1 V. B., p. 89. O. V. B., pp. a8— 9. 
 
252 Trinity Hall 
 
 £ 
 
 [152] Parliament upon consideration of 100 Lent to the Crown by y« sd 
 Bp, wch Advowsons he gave to this College'. Upon Queen Eliz's 
 coming to y^ Crown He was comitted to y^ Tower ; But was after- 
 wards deliver'd to A.Bp Parker in whose Family He Lived in Free 
 Custody. He Dyed at Lambeth Aug: 26. 1570, & was Buried in y^ 
 Chancel of that Church. Archiv: Coll: I': Godw'" De Praes: p. 441. 
 See Battely's Letter to Dr Oxenden : Dat: July 20. 1700, Miscellan : 
 Vol. III. [s]. I«. Mf Howell's Papers of Collections. 
 
 [483] Thomas Thirlby Bp of Ely kept in y^ Chamber under Bilney 
 whom he disturbed with his Music. Fox: Martyrol. 
 
 (17) GABRIEL DUNNE. 
 
 [153] Gabriel Dunne, Canon Residentiary of S' Pauls Church London, 
 in his Last Will and Testament gave y* surplusage of his Estate, after 
 y^ Paym' of Debts and Legacies to y« Supporting of Poor Scholars, & 
 y« Portioning of Poor Maids in Marriage. Of this money y^ Master 
 and Fellows of Trinity Hall receiv'd one Hundred & twenty pounds 
 with wch a Scholarship was founded. The Scholar to be call'd M'' 
 
 Gabriel Dunne's Scholar, to be allowed 1 2 p'' week, & to have all other 
 Emoluments y* other Scholars of y« House have ; Ten shillings to be 
 spent on the 6* of Decemb"" yearly for an entertainment for y^ Fellows 
 
 s d 
 
 and Scholars ; The M"^, if present that day, to have i — 8., each Fellow 
 s s d 
 
 I., Dunne's Scholar 2., each of y« other Scholars 6. 
 
 See ye M" Statute Book, & also ye [Old] Vellum Book [pp. 30-1]. 
 The Decretum Erectionis bears Date Jan: 30. 1560 [pp. 226-8]. 
 Dunne Dyed Dec: 5. 1558. [Old] Vellum Book [p. 31]. Buried 
 Honourably at S' Paul's: Strype's Annals, A.D. 1558. p. 30 [§ 32]. 
 
 Mr Dunne's Scholar. 
 
 (See ye Masters Book of Statutes.) 
 
 [226] " Decretu erectiois Scolaris M" Gabrielis Dune, fac? p Mrum, Socios 
 " et Scolares Huius Collegij S. Trinitatis in Vniuersitate Can? penul- 
 "timo die Januarij 1560. 
 
 " Oibus X'i fidelibus ^ns scrip? visur vel auditur, Henricus Hervy, 
 " legum Doctor, M^ Collegij siue Aule S. Trinitatis in VniSsitate Can? 
 
 ' For a copy of the deed of confirmation, see Miscellanea, vol. iv. [8]. 
 
Gabriel Dunne 253 
 
 " ac socij et scolares eiusd Collegij Salutem in oium Saluatore ac pre- [226] 
 "sentibus fidem indubiam adhibere: Vniuersitati vre innotescimus p 
 "pntes Qd cu venerabilis vir M"" Gabriell Dune nup dum vixit 
 " Canonicus residentiarius et stagiarius ecctie Cath Diui Pauli 
 " London in sua sana memoria existens, suum rite codiderit test™, 
 " ac post multa p eu pie in eodem test° disposita pro suo in studiosos [227] 
 " amore voluit vt si quid sup* legata et debita de bonis suis superesset, 
 "id totum in scolares ac in nuptias paupercularum virginum dis- 
 " tribuatur : Jamc^ solutis legatis & debitis suis compertum est 
 "nonulla bona eiusdem defuncti in hos pios vsus superesse dis- 
 "ponenda, ex quibus nos prefati M'' socij et scolares pro vno 
 "ppetuo scolari in nfo Collegio predicto fundando et stabiliendo 
 ''suinam Centu et viginti librarum legalis monete Anglie ab ad- 
 " ministratoribus bonorum pred defuncti ttime deputatis accepimus: 
 " Nos igitur humoi suscepti biificij memores, ne tanta pecuniae suiiia, 
 "que quodamo° ipo vsu consumi solet, temporarium sed perpetuum 
 "maneat nobis biificium: Ipsam pecuniam in emptioem terrarum pro 
 " dicto Collegio conuertendam et erogandam Decernimus: At%prebitis 
 " inter nos maturo & deliberate tractatu de vnanimi cosensu et assensu 
 " nfis Duximus statuendum prout pro nobis et succ nfis statuimus per 
 " pntes : Vt ex redditu hiimoi terrarum vnus scolaris perpetuis futuris 
 "temporibus alatur (quem iuxta statuta nfi fundatoris scolarem de 
 " minori forma vocamus) qui nuncupabitur et erit scolaris M" Gabrielis 
 " Duiie imperpetuum : Ac idem scolaris statuta nfi fundatoris (qua?us 
 " scolares humoi tangunt) obseruare tenebitur : Et qd dictus scolaris 
 "p alimento suo humoi ISeat pro qualife septimana qua pns filit in 
 " Collegio pred duodecem denarios vna cum oibus alijs emolumentis 
 "quibus alij scolares eiusd Collegij ifcm nunc gaudent: Ac etiam 
 " statuimus qd in forma, qualitate et tempore eligendi dicti scolaris 
 " statuta nri fundatoris custodiantur : Et qd ante festum Aiiuciatois 
 " bte Marie Virginis px futurum vnus aliquis scolaris in locu predictu 
 "eligatur. Ac Preterea vt celebrior fiat predict! benefactoris nostri 
 " apud nos memoria, Volumus & statuimus qd dictus M"^ Gabriell Duiie 
 " inter biifactores nfi collegii ppetuo censeatur & numeretur. Et qd 
 " singtis annis in die sancti Nicolai Episcopi tam socij quam coinen- 
 " sales et scolares eiusdem collegij heant vnam refectionem de redditu [228] 
 " supradicto ad valorem decern solidorum, et qd M^ si pns mit eodem 
 " die in dicto Collegio beat viginti denarios : et quilife socius eiusdem 
 
 d s 
 
 " Collegij simili? pns xii ac pred scolaris M" Gabrielis Dune pns ii ac 
 
 d 
 " quilib alius scolaris eiusdem collegij simili? pns vi." 
 
254 Trinity Hall 
 
 [228] N.B. The abovesd Decretum is sign'd thus in y* Vellum Book 
 with Green Strings 
 
 " per me Henf Hervy " per me Johnem Hart 
 
 " p me Edward Bucknham " per me Johem Hammond 
 
 " p me Wittum Drurie " per me Thomam Creke 
 
 " per me Thomam Edwards V 
 The following entry is likewise made in y« sd Vellum Book : 
 " M"^ Gabriell Dune departed this world vpon S. Nycolas even at 
 " iiij of ye Clock after noon beyng Monday (S. Nycolas day fallyng 
 "vpon Tuesday) anno Dni 15 58V' 
 
 (18) ARCH BP PARKER. 
 
 [153] The Most Reverend Father in God Matthew Parker, A.Bp of 
 £ s d 
 Canterbury, gave 60. 1 3. 04. for ye Founding of a Scholarship for y<= 
 
 Study of ye Civil Law. The Scholar to be Chosen fm Corpus X'' 
 
 J d 
 
 College ; orJm^Qrwich_SchDol ; To have i — 2. p"" week. He also 
 gave us a Standing Cup of Silver with ye Cover gilt weighing about 
 37 ounces, also a Pot gilt with a Cover weighing 16 ounces' ; also 
 
 s d 
 
 3 — 4. to each of ye Masters or Fellows of Caius College & Trinity 
 
 s 
 
 Hall, & I. apiece to ye Scholars of each College that visit Corpus X'' 
 College Library. Aug: 6. 1569. 
 
 He also gave several Books to our Library. (See ye Master's 
 Statute Book &c. Also see ye Vellum Book in 4to* in web is ye 
 Catalogue of ye Books given by the A.Bp to Ben: Coft. Library, &c.) 
 [154] Fo'' A.Bp Parker's Will see Somner's Antiquities of Canterbury: 
 Publish'd by Batteley with Additions. [Appendix to Supplement, 
 XIV, a. p. 37.'] 
 
 A.Bp Parker was born at Norwidi_Aug: 6. 1504. Dyed May 17. 
 1575, & was Buried in ye Chapel at Lambeth. Godwin, De Prae- 
 sulibus Angliae, p. 153. 
 
 Since ye Blazoning those Arms in ye Bow-window*, ArchBp 
 Parker's Arms, with wch those of ye See of Canterbury are Impal'd 
 in Painted Glass, were set up in ye same Window : they are as 
 
 1 V. B., pp. 90—2. ^ V. B., p. 91. And see Strype, A. 1558, § 32. 
 
 3 See pp. 45, 106. 
 
 * This book cannot be identified. It is neither the Old Vellum Book nor the Vellum 
 Book with Green Strings. 
 
 ' Somner's Antiquities of Canterbury: second edition revised and enlarged by Nicolas 
 Battely. London, 1703. 
 
 8 See pp. 21, 73 (s)- 
 
Archbishop Parker 255 
 
 follows: Canterbury; Jupiter, a Staff in Pale Sol, thereupon a Cross [154] 
 Patee Luna surmounted of a Pall of ye Last charg'd with 4 other like 
 Crosses Saturn, Fring'd as y« Second ; Conjoyn'd in Pale with His 
 Paternal Coat, viz. Gules, on a Cheveron between 3 Keys Or, three 
 Starrs of y^ Field. Both Coats together Insign'd with a Mitre. 
 
 A.D, 172 1 ye Houses on y* North side of y" Regent-Walk being 
 begun to be pull'd down in order to y^ Laying a Foundation for a 
 Publick Building for y^ University, The above-mentioned Arms of 
 A.Bp Parker were taken from y* Window of one of those Houses, & 
 plac'd in our Hall Window, Aug: 5. 1721, being the Day on wch A.Bp 
 Parker's Library at Benet College was that year visited. His Paternal 
 Arms were y* same day also set up in y* Window of y^ Chamber 
 Num: 9. On His Arms in ye Hall are these words &c. "Mundus 
 
 " Transit. M. P. A" Diii. 1574. .^tatis suae 70. 1^." 
 
 May 6. 1726. I presented A.Bp Parker's Arms wch I had plac'd 
 in my Chamber (viz. Num : 9) to the Reverend M"" Baker of S' John's 
 College, who had signify'd to me his desire of preserving them. 
 
 Arch Bishop Parker's Scholar. 
 
 (See the Master's Book of Statutes.) [229] 
 
 " The words of the Erection of my Lord of Cantorbury Scolershep. 
 " And lykewyse wher ye M"^ & felowes of Trinite College or Hall 
 " have receyved of ye said most Reuerend father Mathew Archebushop 
 " of Canterbury Ix'i. xiii^ iiij<i. whereof y^ acknowlege ye™selfs fully 
 "satisfied cotented & payd, & have covenanted barganed & bound 
 " themselfs, & by y^ ^nts do covenaunt bargayn & bynd ye™selfs & 
 "yer successors for euer unto ye said most reuerend father & his [230] 
 "succ & to ye Mr & felowes of Corpus X'' college & ye succ of 
 "ye same, y' thei ye said M' felowes & scolers of Tri'e college or 
 " Hall shall from tyme to tyme for eu herafter fynd support maynteyn 
 " & kepe w'in ther said college oon scoler or student at ye lawe, & 
 " shall gyve pay & allowe vnto ye said scoler or student yerly for his 
 
 li d 
 " salary & stipend iii. viii. w'out deduction of any part therof either 
 " for his Chaber or for his Domesticall redyng, weh scoler or student 
 " at Lawe ye said M"" felowes & scolers of Tri'e Hall shall for euer 
 " herafter when or so ofte as ye rome or place of y* scolershep shall be 
 " voyd at [ther charge ?] elect & chose to supplye ye said rome & place, 
 " eny oon of ye scolers or students w'in Corpus X'' College (if eny 
 "of these scolers so will) wch were sent thether by ye reason of 
 "oon certen Indenture therof seuerally made beryng date ye 
 
256 Trinity Hall 
 
 [230] "xxiiijth of June in y" 9 yere of y* reigne of c? so9an Lady 
 "Elizabethe of England France & Ireland Quene defender of y^ 
 "feithe &c., or ells ye said M^ felowes & scolers of Trite Hall 
 "shall by y""- Ires signifie to ye Maior of Norw^b & his brethren 
 "yt ye said rome or place of a Scoler is fallen voyd, & requyre 
 "Hym & them to send oon other w'in oon monethe out of ther 
 "Scole from Norwci^ to supplie ye same in like sort as is expressed 
 " in ye last recited indenture of ye foundation of those said scolers in 
 " Corpus X«i College aforsaid. And so in processe of tyme by Gods 
 " grace either of ye™ to be preferred into ye felowsheps of ye said two 
 " College or som other, as ther towardnes in lernying and vertue shall 
 " move ye same." 
 
 [ISS] (19) DR BUSBY. 
 
 Humphrey Busby, LL.D., sometime Fellow of this College, gave 
 Twenty Pounds for a Coiiion Fire to be kept in College on every 
 Sunday at Dinner time & Supper time fm ye Feast of All Saints to 
 Candlemass Day: For wch together with Forty shillings wch He had 
 before Given to y* College, He was order'd to be enroll'd amongst ye 
 Benefactors of this College Sept: i. 1572, and ye following versicles & 
 Prayer to be us'd (according to His Desire) after meat upon ye afore- 
 said Sundays : 
 
 " Benedicam D""™ in omni tempore, 
 
 " Semper Laus ejus in ore meo. 
 " In Deo laudabitur anima mea ; 
 
 " Audiant mansueti et laetentur. 
 " Magnificate D""™ mecum, 
 
 " Exaltemus nomen ejus in idipsum. 
 " Exquisivi D°>"" et exaudivit me, 
 
 " Ex omnibus tribulationibus eripuit me ; 
 "Accedite ad eum et illuminamini 
 
 " Et facies vestrae non confundentur ; 
 " Qui facit Angelos suos spiritus, 
 
 " Et Ministros suos Ignem urentem. 
 " Domine exaudi orationem meam, 
 
 " Et Clamor meus ad Te veniat. 
 
 " Oremus. 
 
 " Familiam tuam, quaesumus, D^e, continua pietate custodi, vt ab 
 " omnibus Iniquitatibus, Te protegente, sit libera, & in bonis actibus 
 " tuo nomine sit devota, per X'"™ D™™ nostrum." 
 
Dr Busby 257 
 
 He also gave Three & Fifty pounds, six shillings & eight pence [i5S] 
 for y« Benefit of Two poor Scholars y' should come out of Sufifolk ; 
 each of these Scholars to receive Sixpence p"" week w° present ; also 
 to be preferr'd before all others (caeteris paribus) at y« Elections of 
 Scholars of y^ House de minori Forma ; These Scholars, or Ex- 
 hibitioners, to do y« Dutys yt other Scholars of y^ House do, viz. 
 to serve y^ Fellows in Chapel & at Table, to Read y^ Chapters 
 according to Custome, & to keep exercise ; also to serve y* 
 President & Sen"" Fellow ptictrly in private, under whose Tuition 
 they are to be, & to have their Tuition & Bed Chamber gratis. 
 The order of y^ Master & Fellows concerning this matter is Dated 
 Oct: I. 1577. 
 
 For more particulars concerning D"" Busby's Benefactions to our [156] 
 College, see The Vellum Book with Green Strings^ 
 
 Dr Busby's Benefaction. [245] 
 
 See ye Vellum Book with Green Strings^ 
 
 "Oibus X'' fidelibus ^ns scriptu visuris vel audituris, Henricus 
 " Hervy legii Doctor magister Collegij siue Aule sancte Trinitatis in 
 "VniSsitate Cantabf, ac socij et scolares eiusdem Salutem: Cum 
 "venerabilis vir M"" Humfridus Busby Legum Doctor nuper socius 
 " Collegij supradict, vbi gradu doctoratus meruit insigniri, pio erga 
 "dictum Collegium studio, nobis prefa? M""", socijs et scolaribus, viuens 
 "& valens, viginti libras legalis monete Anglie dedit ac numerauit: 
 " Petens vt inde ppetuis futuris temporibus, singtis Dominicis diebus a 
 " festo oim sanctorum vs% ad festum Purificatiois Bte Marie Virg tam 
 "in prandio quam in cena infra collegium nfum ignis struatur cois 
 "quo calefiant oes in eodem collegio qui adessevoluerint: Acpreterea 
 " vt post singtas refectioes in quibus Hoc biificium iteratur pro grarum 
 "actione dicantur versiculi cum oratioe sequen? viz: 
 
 " Benedicam Dnm in oi tempore ; 
 
 " Semper laus eius in ore meo : 
 "In Deo laudabitur aTa mea; 
 
 "Audiant masueti et letentur. 
 " Magnificate Dominu mecum ; 
 
 "Exaltemus nomen eius in idipum: 
 " Exquisiui Dominu, et exaudiuit me ; 
 
 "Ex oTbus tribulatioibus eripuit me. 
 
 1 V. B. pp. 95-8. 
 D. W. 17 
 
258 Trinity Hall 
 
 [24s] "Accedite ad eum et illuminamini, 
 
 "Et facies vre no confundentur ; 
 "Qui facit Angelos suos spus 
 
 "Et ministros suos ignem vrentem. 
 "Dne, exaudi oratioem meam, 
 
 "Et clamor meus ad te veniat. 
 
 " Oremus : 
 
 "Familiam tuam, quesumus, Diie, cotinua pietate custodi vt ab 
 " oibus inquitatibus, te protegente, sit libera, et in bonis actis tuo noie 
 " sit deuota p X'""" Diim nfm." 
 [246] " Nos huiusmodi biificium agnoscentes, ac beneuolis ais amplec- 
 "tentes, vna cu quadraginta solidis antea per eundem nro coUegio 
 " donatis, dictum M™ Humfridum Busby inter bnfactores nfi coUegij 
 " numerandum censemus, et eius iuste ac pie petitioni assensu nrum 
 "prebentes, decernimus perpetuo obseruandum prout superius est 
 "expressum, manuum nfarum subscriptioe primo die Septembris 
 " 1572." 
 
 " Per me Henr Hervy Per me Johan Warner 
 
 " Per me Thomam Creke Per me Robertum Sendell 
 
 " Per me Jotlem Bettis P me Gul. Goldingham 
 
 " Per me Martini! Berye P me Edmondii Moundeford 
 
 " P me Tho Hammond P me Petrum WythipoU." 
 
 Dr Busby's Two Scholars. 
 
 "Vniuersis ^ntibus & futurf Henricus Hervy legii Doctor M^ 
 "Collegij sine Aule sancte Trit^ in Vniusitate Cantabf ac socij & 
 "scolares eiusd Collegij SALUTEM: NoSitis qd veflabilis vir Hum- 
 " fridus Busby legu Doctor nup Collegij socius, memor bnficii ifem 
 " accept!, in Honor sanctissime Trit= ac p pauperum scolasticorum in 
 "iuris studio educatoe, nobis prefato M™ Socijs & Scolaribus ac 
 " Collegio supradicto Suinam quiquaginta trium libf sex solidoa et 
 "octo denariorii dedit ac ^nte pecunia realiter numerauit: Vt inde 
 " duo pauperiores scolares in com Suff Dioc Norwiceii oriundi in dicto 
 "Collegio ppetuo alantur; hoc viz. modo vt quilife eorum singtis 
 "septimanis dii in collegio ^ns fuerit sex denarios a collegio per- 
 "cipiat: Instituendi et destituendi p eundem p arbitrio suo du vixerit, 
 "post mortem vero suam p mf™ et socios dicti Collegij p tempore 
 "existen: Petens a nobis vt in electioe scolarium de minori forma, illi 
 " duo scolares,ceteris paribus, substituantur et preferantur: Quos onerari 
 " voluit, non tain vt in sacello ac mensa socijs ministrent ac pro more 
 [247] " sacram scripturam legant, verum etiam vt exercitatoes scolcisticas intra 
 
Dr Hervey 259 
 
 " collegium cursu suo pagant: Ac ut singtis diebus dicant Antiphonam, [247] 
 " Libera nos &c., cum oratoe sequ ad quam alij scolares oes eius 
 "collegij tenentur: ac preterea, duos illos integros Dauiticos psalmos 
 " I. 8 et 54, quorum initia sut, Dne dnus noster, et, Deus in noie tuo: 
 "Volens etiam vt duo illi scolares priuatim et spali? presidenti et 
 "socio maxie seniori designentur administraturi sub quorum tutela 
 " erunt. Hoc nimirum consilio vt q™ parii habituri sint vnde viuant, 
 " tutores p labore in seruiendo et locvt cubandi gratis eis cocedant, et 
 " eosdem in tris similiter instituant. QUE OIA et singta premissa cum 
 " sint per eii pie petita ac disposita nos gratis ac bnuolis ais acceptantes, 
 " coi cosensu nro (diligenti super eisdem in? nos prius habito tractatu) 
 " approbamus, ratificamus et ppetuo custodienda costituimus et stabili- 
 "mus per pntes manuu nrarii subscriptione corroboratas. Daf in 
 "Collegio nro predic?, Primo die Octobris Anno Dni 1577. Contenti 
 " etiam sumus vt isti scolares eligantur de scola ville Eyensis in dicto 
 " coitatu Suff aut aliquo loco vitino si qui idonei sese offerant eligendi, 
 "ac vt inter eos illi preferantur qui dicto Humfrido consanguinitate 
 "iiicti sunt: maxie aut Hij qui eiusdem fuerint cognominis seu 
 "cognominis Lacy. Dat die et anno subscript 
 
 " Henr Hervy " Edmond Moundeford 
 
 "Johm Bettis "Thomas Hainond 
 
 " Martin Berye " Peter Wythipoll 
 
 " Robert Sendell " Henrye Whetcroft 
 
 " William Goldingham " Johm Gardner." 
 
 (20) DR HERVEY. 
 
 Henry Hervey, LL.D., sometime M^ of this College, gave y^[iS7] 
 Tenement call'd y^ Hand, together with 80 acres of Land in Ches- 
 terton Parish, for y^ maintenance of Two Scholars ; Each Scholar to 
 
 have I p"" week w" present in College, together with other Emolum's 
 web y« rest of y^ Scholars of y« College enjoy. See The Ordinatio 
 pro Duobus Scholaribus ex Fundatione Hen: Hervey, LL.D., wch 
 bears Date Dec: 20. 1562. In Libro Statut. penes Custodem'. 
 
 Dr Hervey gave also by will (wch bears Date Nov: i^' 1584) as 
 follows: All Cieling of Oak & Wainscot, with all Portals in His 
 Parlour, Great Chamber, Study, Bed Chamber, & Chamber at His 
 Gallery end in y^ Lodge, to ye M^ of Trin: Hall & His Successors; 
 
 ^ V. B. pp. 93 — 4, and infra, p. 261. 
 
 17 — 2 
 
26o Trinity Hall 
 
 s 
 
 [iS7] To every Fellow of Trinity Hall present at His Buryal o. lO. o; To 
 every Bible Clark also present S; To y^ D'-^ of y^ Comons for a piece 
 
 £ s d 
 
 of Plate, 6:13:04; To Robert Hervey His Nephew The Angel in 
 Newmarket, on condition y* He Deliver to Trinity Hall between y^ 
 pt Day of May & y^ last Day of August yearly 3 Loads of Charcoal 
 at 13 Sacks y^ Load, every Sack to contain five Bushels at y^ Least, 
 to be spent nightly in ye Coinon Parlour, or other Comon-place as y^ 
 M"- shall think fit, beginning on y^ Feast of All Saints, at two Bushels 
 pr night 'till they are spent, except ye M^ shall think meet otherwise : 
 
 Or else to pay to ye My or President yearly for ever 3:0:0 before y^ 
 ist Day of May, y' they may provide y™ as many Coals with that 
 
 £ s d 
 money as that money will buy. (This 3:0:0 is now called Ld 
 
 Allington's Rent Charge in ye Cowcher.)^ 
 
 The Mannor of Cotton Hall & other Lands to be sold, to buy 
 £ s d 
 Lands to ye value of 17 : 00 : 00 p^ anii to be assur'd to Trinity Hall, 
 
 £ s d 
 & Trinity Hall be bound to Lay out 8:0:0 p^ ann in ye Repainng 
 
 of ye Causey wch He had made between Paper Mills & Qui, & to 
 
 s 
 give 20 to Him y' shall oversee the work w™ ye M^ shall appoint. 
 
 3 pounds yearly to ye Poor of Bpstortford (of wh Church He was 
 Rector), ye same to Littlebury ; or y* ye Estate it self on wti these 
 things are charg'd, should be possess'd by ye College, if ye Law 
 permits. A messuage & Close in Long Stanton to Trin: Hall on 
 condition ye College grant a Lease to ye Parson of Long Stanton for 
 £ s d 
 I :6:8 p"" ann.^ 
 
 D' Hervey dyed Febr: 20. 1584. 
 
 See a Copy of D^ Harvy's Will in Cotton Hall Box'- 
 For ye Notable Grant of D«' Comons to Trinity Hall by pre- 
 tended Cofnissioni^s anno 1656 see below [pp. 262 — 3]*. 
 
 ' See p. 148. 
 
 ^ He also left " to the Coke 6== 8"* : to y= 2"'* Coke 5=^ : to y= boy in y« kitchin 3^ 4* : 
 " to y"= baker 6== S"" : to y= laundress 10==: to y= barber 5^." Baker, HarUian MSS. , vol. in. , 
 pp. 318 foil. 
 
 ' Now in Miscellanea, vol. 11. [11]. 
 
 * For the establishment of Doctors' Commons and the relation of that foundation to 
 Trinity Hall, see H. E. Maiden, History of Trinity Hall, pp. 103 — 7. The volumes of 
 Miscellanea are full of documents relating to agreements, tenancies, suitSi &c. 
 
Dr Hervey 2.61 
 
 Dr Hervy's Two Scholars. 
 
 (See the Masters Statute Book.) [228] 
 
 "Ordinatio p Duobus Scolaribus ex fundacoe Henr Harvy LL. 
 "Doctoris 1562. 
 
 "Oibus pntibus et futuris Salutem ac fidem indubiam hisce 
 "adhibere. Cum nuper venerabilis vir M"^ Henr Harvy 11. doctor 
 " M"" Collegij siue Aule S. Trinitatis in Vniusi? Can? quoddam tentum 
 "voca! ye Hand cum octoginta acris terr arabilis situa? & iacen in 
 " Chesterton in Com Can? ob honorem S. Trinitatis ac studiosorum 
 " gram suis proprijs sumptibus pred collegio acquisiuerit ; Petens a 
 " nobis consocijs suis sibi pro premissis assentire vt duo scolares ex 
 " redditu die? terf et ten? in die? collegio ppetuo alantur ad illius dum 
 " vixerit noiacoem eligend : Nos peticoem pred iustam & equa existi- 
 " mantes ac dictum bnficium agnoscentes Consentimus qd ex dicto 
 " annuo redditu idem venerabilis vir ppetuis futuris temporibus hebit 
 " Duos Scolares de minori forma in dicto collegio alend^ Qui in 
 " admissione sua idem prestabunt iuramentum quod alij scolares [229] 
 " eiusdem forme prestare tenentur : Quorum singti p alimento suo 
 " hmoi liebunt pro qualib septimana qua ^ntes fuint in die? Collegio xii<i 
 "vna cum alijs comoditatibus et emolumentis quibus alij scolares 
 "eiusd Collegij nunc gaudent: Ac qd idem scolares quoties eorum 
 " loca vacauint eligentur ad nominationem Die? Henr dum fuit in hac 
 "vita infra sex dies post nominationem hmoi nobis aut succ nris 
 " factam seu fiendam, ac statim Die? stipendium duodecim denariorum 
 " ac cetera ^missa post dictam electionem accipient. Postquam vero 
 " ex hac vita migrauerit forma qualitas & tempus eligendi eosdem p 
 "01a obseruabuntur prout statuta nostri fundatoris exigunt. In 
 " quorum fidem nostra noia subscripsimus vicesimo die Decembris 
 "1562." 
 
 N.B. The abovesd Ordinatio is sign'd thus in the foremention'd 
 Vellum Book^ 
 
 " per me Henr Hervy " per me Johnem Hart 
 
 " p me Edward Bucknam " per me Johnem Hammond 
 
 " p me Wittum Drurie " per me Thomam Creke 
 
 " per me Thomam Edwards 
 "per me Wittm Soone 
 " per me Wiftum Leche." 
 
 ' V. B. pp. 93—4. 
 
262 Trinity Hall 
 
 Dr Hervey's Causey. 
 
 [37s] June 12. 1729. The Road leading from ye South-west Buttress 
 of great S' Maries Steeple Cambridge, by y« Rose Inn, Shoemaker 
 Row, N.W. Corner of Sidney College, Jesus Lane, & so on to about 
 Two furlongs beyond Qui Church, was measur'd with a Chain, & 
 found to be five miles. A Small Stone was set up at each mile's end. 
 The four first Stones were those y' had been set on y^ Road side 
 
 £ s d 
 leading to Barkway'. Pd for measuring y^ Road to Qui 0:3:0. Pd 
 
 Woodward for Carrying & setting up y« Stones 6:3: o — Tot : 
 £ s d 
 06 : 06 : 00. 
 
 D" COMONS. 
 
 [426] It appears by an Indenture Dated May 28. 1650 y' certain Comis- 
 sioners by virtue of Two pretended Acts of Parliament, did in 
 
 £ s d 
 consideration of 234 : 00 : 00 Grant 0"^^ Comons to Roger Clavell & 
 
 Robert Thomas, their executors & Assignes, for y^ term of 66 years, 
 & one half year, six weeks & five days, & after y^ Determination of y^ 
 said Term, to y^ Master, Fellows & Scholars of Trinity Hall & their 
 successors for ever. 
 
 See the original in our Treasury, D" Comons Drawer. 
 
 [309] For ye Suit with Paul's Church about D" Coinons, & y^ Charge 
 of it, see an Order in y^ Cowcher. Spent in y^ year 1656 in y^ Suit 
 
 £ s d 
 about Di^s Comons 28 : 05 : 10: more afterwards in y^ year 1657 — viz. 
 £ s d 
 194 : 14 : 07^ 
 
 [157] For D" Coinons Lease and Lutwyche's opinion upon it (2 Jan. 
 1722), see Miscellanea, vol. III. [2] and [3]. 
 
 [404] Our Cause about D^^ Coinons Lease having been Determin'd but 
 not satisfactorily by y^ Lord Chancellor (King), The Plaintiffs 
 Appeal'd to y^ House of Lords, who revers'd y^ Ld Chancellor's 
 Decree in part. 
 
 Here follows a copy of ye Judgm* of ye Lords in this Cause Taken 
 fm a copy in Miscellan: Aul: Trin: Cantabr, vol: III. [29] and [30]. 
 
 i See pp. 265—8. 
 
 2 For the litigation with the Dean and Chapter of St Paul's, see Miscellanea, vol. iv. 
 [131] and [136]. 
 
Doctors' Commons 263 
 
 " Die Lunae 13*'° Maij 1728 [404] 
 
 " Society D^^ Gofiions' 
 
 "vef 
 " Dean & Chapter of 
 " S. Pauls & at 
 
 " Councell having been heard as well on 
 "Friday as Saturday last upon y^ Peticon & 
 " Appeale of John Betts worth D^ of Laws & 
 " Dean of y^ Arches President of y^ Society 
 ''of Doctors & Advocates in Coinons S"^ 
 " Decree in part ] " Henry Penrice Kn' & Judge of ye High 
 
 " reversed with > " Court of Admiralty Humphrey Henchman [405] 
 
 "Direccons J "D"^ of Laws Chancellor of London, George 
 
 " Paul D"^ of Laws Vicar Generall of y^ Arch- 
 " bishop of Canterbury & Treasurer of y^ Society of Doctors in 
 " Comons on behalf of y™selves & y« rest of y^ Doctors of Laws & 
 " Advocates in Coinons on behalf of that Society call'd Doctors 
 " Coinons or wcfe after shall be admitted into that Society com- 
 " plaining of an Order or Decree of y^ Court of Chancery made y« 
 " 13"^ of March 1726 in a cause wherein the Appell'^ were Pl'= & y* 
 " Dean & Chapter of y^ Cathedrall Church of S' Pauls London, The 
 " Master Fellows & Schollars of Trinity Hall in Cambridge & Robert 
 " Constable were Defend'^ : And praying y' y« same so farr as it dismis- 
 " seth ye Appell'5 Bill may be reversed, as also upon y^ sevi^ answers of 
 " ye sd Dean & Chapter The Master Fellows & Schollars of Trinity 
 " Hall in Cambridge & Rich<i Horrabin & Margarett his wife the Execu- 
 " trix of Rob* Constable lately deceas'd put into ye sd Appeale, And this 
 " day being appointed to consider further of this Cause, all ye Judges 
 " attended (according to order) & Deliver'd their opinions seriatim upon 
 " a Question in Law to them propos'd and due Consideration & Debate 
 " had of what was offered in ye said cause, It is ordered & adjudged 
 " by ye Lords Spirituall & Temporall in Parliam* assembled, That ye sd 
 " Order or Decree for Dismissing ye Appell'^ Bill as to ye Respondent 
 " the Dean & Chapter of S' Pauls, be, and it is hereby reversed ; and 
 " it is hereby further ordered That ye sd Respondent ye Dean & 
 " Chapter Do' on ye surrender or Determination of ye present Lease in 
 "being dated ye 20* of Feb. 1670, make a new Lease to ye Master 
 " Fellows & Schollars of Trinity Hall in Cambridge for Forty years 
 " for a Fine of Twenty pounds, and under ye ancient Rents with ye 
 " Covenants & Conditions in ye old Lease contained except ye 
 " Covent for Renewall web Lease for 40 years is to be accepted by 
 " Trinity Hall subject to ye same Qualifyed Trusts to wch y® present 
 " Lease is subject, and y' ye Court of Chancery Do cause this Order & 
 " Judgement to be put in execucon accordingly. 
 
 " w™ Cowper Cler. 
 
 " Parliamentor." 
 
264 Trinity Hall 
 
 [426] A Copy of A.BP Bancroft's Letter to Dr Cowell. 
 (See Treasury Miscellan: vol: 4* [41].) 
 
 " After my hartie commendations. S"" Edward Stanhope is deade; 
 " and you know how D'' Newman is to me. I pray you very hartily, 
 " let him have yof favo'' for S'' Edward Stanhop's Chamber. And so 
 " I committ you to God. At Lambeth the 17* of March 1607. 
 
 " Yc assured loving friend 
 
 "RrCANT:" 
 
 [427] A Copy of Oliver Cromwell's Letter to y^ College 
 ABOUT A Chamber for D"" Dorislaus in D« Comons. 
 
 (See ye Original in y^ Treasury Miscellan: vol: ^^^ [42].) 
 
 " Gentlemen, 
 
 " I am giuen to understand that by the late decease of D"^ 
 " Duck, his chamber is become vacant in the D^^ Comons, to which 
 '' D"' Dorislaus now desireth to be your Tenant : who hath done service 
 "unto the Parliament from the beginning of these warrs, and hath 
 "bene constantly imployed by the Parliament in many weighty 
 " affaires, and especially of late beyond the seas, with the States 
 " Generall of the Vnited Provinces. If you please to preferr him 
 " before any other, paying rent & fine to your Colledge, I shall take itt 
 " as a curtesie at your hands, whereby you will oblige 
 
 " Your assured freinde and seruant 
 
 "O. CROMWELL. 
 "XVIII Decern: 1648." 
 
 Directed thus, 
 " To the right worshipfull the Master and Fellowes of Trinity Hall 
 " in Cambridge." 
 
 Seal'd with a Head having two faces, one of a Philosopher, y^ 
 other of a Soldier. 
 
 [158] (21) DR MOUSE & M» HARE. 
 
 Df William Mouse's Will bears Date May 30. 1586. He gave 
 £. £ s d 
 
 400 to buy Lands of 20 : 00 : 00 p"" ann to be Settl'd on Trinity Hall 
 
 for ye maintenance of as many Fellows & Scholars, as according to 
 
Mouse and Hare 265 
 
 ye rate of Fellowships and Scholarships then 20 : 00 : 00 wou'd main- [158] 
 
 tain ; Gave a set of Law-Books to our Library, amongst wch was a 
 
 Fair Florentine Edition of ye Pandect ; Made M^ Robert Hare his 
 
 Executor, & gave y^ Surplusage of his Estate, after y^ paym* of 
 
 Debts & Legacies, to Charitable uses according to y^ discretion of 
 
 £ 
 Mr Hare, &c. The Surplusage amounted to 1000, to wch M'' Hare 
 
 £ 
 added 600 more, partly his own, & partly other peoples Charity; & 
 
 with That He purchas'd ye Mannour of Wallpool, with y^ yearly Rent 
 of wch to mend y^ High Ways — " In & circa villam nostram Canta- 
 "brigiae — praecipue versus Barkway." He Convey'd this Estate to 
 
 £ s d 
 Trinity Hall Aug: 8. 1599. It is now Leas'd out for 80:00:00 p"" 
 ann. See a Catalogue of y^ Books wch D^ Mouse gave us, in y^ 
 Treasury, Walpole Drawer. M^ Hare also gave Himself, & procur'd 
 of others many Good Books to our Library'. 'Tis to Him we owe y^ 
 Canterbury M.S. (See an account of this M.S. in Hick's Thesaurus, 
 vol: 2. p. 172) wch He gave us on this Condition y* if ever S' Austin's 
 Monastery at Canterbury shou'd be Rebuilt, we shou'd then restore 
 ye M.S. to ye Monks of that House, because of right it belongs to 
 them". 
 
 D'' Mouse favoured by Cranmer. Strype's Memor: of Cranmer, 
 [§§400, 401, and Appendix XCI]. Install'd Prebendary of York 1560. 
 Dyed 1588. [/^/rf. §401.] 
 
 See a Copy of D"" Mouse's Will in Walpole Drawer in ye Treasury'. 
 
 Milestones on the Road to Barkway. 
 
 Memorandums concerning ye Mile-Stones set up on the Right- [356] 
 hand side of ye Road leading from Cambridge to Barkway. 
 
 July 2. 1725. I took two men along with me, & with a Chain of 
 ()^ feet in Length we measur'd five miles from the Southwest 
 Buttress of Great S* Maries Church Steeple in Cambridge towards 
 Barkway. 
 
 Oct: 20. 1725. The first five Mile-Stones were set up. 
 
 April 29. 1726. We measur'd in ye same manner five miles 
 farther towards Barkway. 
 
 June 25. 1726. The Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, & Tenth 
 Mile-Stones, & also ye Stone directing ye Road to Royston were 
 set up. 
 
 ' See pp. 271 foil. 2 See pp. 273 — 4. 
 
 " Now in Miscellanea, vol. H. [86]. 
 
266 Trinity Hall 
 
 [356] May 2. 1727. We measur'd in y^ same manner Six miles farther. 
 The Sixteenth mile from Great S« Maries Church in Cambridge ends 
 at ye Sign of ye Angel in Barkway. (Now the Wheat Sheaf) 
 
 June 15. 1727. The Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, 
 & Fifteenth Mile-Stones were set up. 
 
 N.B. It is exactly Fifteen Miles from Great S' Maries Steeple to 
 
 ye place where ye Fifteenth Stone stands ; and every Stone stands in 
 
 [357] ye true place where each mile ends as near as we cou'd make y™, 
 
 except ye Tenth Stone wch stands at ye end of a Balk Thirteen feet 
 
 nearer to Barkway y" its true place. 
 
 The Fifth, Tenth, & Fifteenth, are Large Stones about Six foot 
 high, each having Trinity Hall Arms cut on it. The rest are small 
 ones having only ye figures of their respective miles cut on y™ — thus. 
 I. II. III. nil. VI. VII. VIII. IX. XI. XII. XIII. XIV. But on 
 ye 5th are these words, 
 
 V 
 
 MILES TO 
 
 CAMBRIDGE. 
 
 A. D. 
 
 M D C C X X V. 
 
 The same on ye Tenth, & Fifteenth, mutatis mutandis. 
 
 An account of what this work has cost me. 
 
 July 2. 1725 Pd for measuring ye First Five miles 00 : 03 : 00 
 
 Oct: 29. 1725 Pd Mr Woodward for ye Five-mile \ 
 Stone & cutting ye Letters on ye I 
 others &c. J 02 : 1 2 : 00 
 
 April 29. 1726 Pd for measuring Five miles farther 00 : 03 : 00 
 
 Aug. 6. 1726 Pd M"^ Woodward for ye Tenth Stone, \ 
 & setting up ye et^i 7* 8^^ & g^^ ye i 
 same day &c. j 03 : 03 : 00 
 
 May 2. 1727 Pd Henry Bridges & Tho^ : Milton 
 (who had measur'd ye former miles) 
 for measuring ye n* 12* 13th j^th 
 1 5* & i6th Miles ; 00 : OS : 00 
 
 June 16. 1727 Pd Mr Woodward for ye is'h Stone, & \ 
 for setting up ye nth 12th j^th & 14th I 
 Stones &c. j 03 : 10 : 00 
 
 Suin 09 : 16 : CX5 
 See Woodward's Receipts in Miscellan. vol. in. [24] and [26]. 
 
Mouse and Hare's Causey Fund 267 
 
 April 25. 1728 (being ye Day on wch King George y^ Second [359] 
 visited our University) the !=« Mile-Stone being above 8 foot high, 
 was set up in ye place of ye small one wcti had been erected in ye 
 year 1725. The Sixteenth Mile-Stone was set up at Barkway May 
 29. 1728 ye anniversary of King Charles ye Second's Birth & Res- 
 
 £ s d 
 tauration. The first of these cost 5:8:0, The other at Barkway 
 
 (Seven foot High) cost 6:0:0. Both were paid for May 31. 1728L300J 
 out of Dr Mouse's & M^ Hare's Causey-money. The Arms of ye 
 former are cut on ye first Stone Impal'd with Trinity Hall. (See 
 Dr Mouse's Arms Blazon'd p. 15). M^ Hare's Arms are cut on y* 
 Sixteenth Stone next to Trinity Hall Arms. (See M-- Hare's Arms 
 Blazon'd p. 82). On ye First Stone these words in Capitals " I Mile 
 "to Great Saint Maries Church Cambridge A.D. MDCCXXVHI." 
 On ye 16* Stone these words "XVI Miles to Cambridge. A.D. 
 "MDCCXXVHI." 
 
 Dec. 16. 1742. Dr Warren gave to the Barkway Road &c. Eleven [469] 
 Pounds eight shillings, in consideration of ye same suin well at his 
 request had been allow'd by ye College in making up ye Causey 
 Account A.D. 1728, for the First & Sixteenth Mile-Stone set up on ye 
 Barkway Road-side, with D^ Mouse's & M^ Hare's Arms cut on y™. 
 
 May 6. 1729. Two Portland Stones something above 6 foot high each, [366] 
 were set up on ye Right hand side of ye Road leading fm Cambridge 
 to Barkway. On one is this Inscription "II Miles to Cambridge 
 "MDCCXXIX." Onyeother "III Miles to Cambridge MDCCXXIX." 
 These Two Stones were set in ye room of Two other small ones 
 wch had been plac'd there before. On each of these two New Stones 
 
 £ s d 
 are ye College Arms. They cost 2:18:06 apiece, both together 
 
 £. ^ d 
 5:17: o'. 
 
 May 29. 1729. The Fourth Mile-Stone was set up in ye room of 
 
 a small one y' had been set up before in ye Barkway road. It is 
 
 about 6 foot high. Inscription "I III Miles to Cambridge A.D. 
 
 £ s d 
 " MDCCXXIX." College Arms. It cost 03 : 01 : 00'. 
 
 May 29* 1730. Ye 6^^ 7'^ 8* & 9th Mile- Stones were set up [381] 
 
 on ye Road-side towards Barkway, in ye room of ye small ones 
 
 wch had been plac'd there before. The College Arms are on 
 
 each of y™ &c. as on ye Former, mutatis mutandis. These Four 
 
 '■ Miscellanea, vol. III. [38]. 
 
268 Trinity Hall 
 
 [381] Stones (viz. 6"> & 7* six Foot five Inches Long each, St*! five Foot 
 
 £ s d 
 six Inches Long, 9* four Foot ten inches Long) cost 12:02:00'. 
 
 [414] Aug: 25. 1731. The 11* & I2"> Milestones set up between 
 Foulmire & Barley. They are Portland Stones. The ii'*^ mile- 
 stone 7 foot High reckoning both in y^ ground & out. The Twelfth 
 S foot 10 Inches & Half high: on Both are y^ College Arms. 
 On one side of y« ii'^ this Inscription " XI Miles to Cambridge A.D. 
 " MDCCXXXI." & also a Hand pointing to Cambridge: also another 
 Hand pointing y^ other way viz. towards London with "London 
 
 \^\^\' Road" written under: on y^ other side of y^ ii'ii milestone "To 
 " Royston" "To Wittleford" with Hands pointing respectively. On 
 ye 12* Milestone these words "XII Miles to Cambridge A.D. 
 " MDCCXXXI." These Two Stones, & Carriage & setting up &c. cost 
 £ ^ d 
 12 : 00: GO. The money was paid to John Woodward Oct: 15. 1731. 
 
 See his Bill & Receipt in Miscellan Aul : Trin : Cant : vol : III. [78]. 
 [425] Oct; 4. 1732. The 13* & 14'h Mile-Stones were set up on y^ side 
 of ye Road leading from Cambridge to Barkway, in ye places of ye 
 Two small Stones wch had been set up before. The present i}^ 
 Mile-stone has ye College Arms cut on it, & "XIII MILES TO 
 " CAMBRIDGE i^= A.D. MDCCXXXII," and is 6 foot 2 Inches 
 long, (reckoning both aboveground & underground together) 18 
 Inches broad, & 16 Inches thick. The 14* Stone has ye College 
 Arms also cut on it & " XIV MILES TO CAMBRIDGE ^T" A.D. 
 " MDCCXXXII," and is of ye same length & breadth with ye 13111 and 
 is 10 Inches thick. They are Both Portland Stones. 
 
 Oct: 18. 1732. Paid M"" Woodward ye Mason for ye said Two 
 
 £ s d 
 Stones, including all ye work about y™ & setting y™ up, 06 : 18 :oo''. 
 
 Oct. 19. 1732. A Circular mark of 14 inches & an half in 
 diameter, & about 2 foot 8 inches fm ye ground, was cut on ye 
 South-west Buttress of S' Maries Steeple in Cambridge fronting ye 
 Publick Schools. 
 
 From this Buttress ye sixteen miles from Cambridge to Barkway 
 had before been measur'd. 
 
 1 Miscellanea, vol. ni. [43]. > Ibid. [87]. 
 
Mouse and Hare's Causey Fund 269 
 
 Milestones on the Road to Haverhill. 
 
 May II. 173 1. I took two men along with me, and with a [457] 
 Chain of 66 feet in length we measur'd a Mile fm the South- West 
 Buttress of Great S' Maries Church Camb'' by ye Pump, & so over 
 Market hill by y^ Conduit, then thro Petty Cury, & by X's College & 
 Eiiiani straight on towards Gogmagog hills. Coiiiissary Graves caus'd 
 a large Portland Stone afterwards to be set up on y^ Road-side, at y« 
 end of this mile, to y« memory of M'' Worts, who gave money by Will 
 to y« mending of this Road to Gogmagog hills. We also measur'd 
 Birdbolt Lane y« same day (viz. May 11. 173 1) & found it to be just 
 a Quarter of a mile Long, viz. from y^ Posts by y« Birdbolt over ag' 
 Einan: Colt & so by Hog-hill to about 4 foot beyond y^ Northwest 
 corner of Pembroke Hall Library Trumpington Street. 
 
 Also Sept: 23. 1736 I took two men & a Boy with me, & with y^ [458] 
 same Chain we measur'd y« road four miles farther on, from y^ P' 
 Mile-Stone beyond Einan College to Gogmagog Hills, being y^ Road 
 leading to Haverhill & Colchester. 
 
 And on Oct: 26. 1736, the 2^^ i^ 4* & s"» Mile-stones were set on 
 ye road-side. N.B. The Third Milestone is set on a Balk 31 foot 
 forwarder towards Haverhill y" y^ true place. However y^ 4th Mile 
 
 £ s d £ s d 
 
 begins from y^ true place. I paid 0:2:4 for measuring, & o : S : 8 to 
 
 Pitches y« Stone-cutter for his work. See Miscellah: vol: V. [7]. 
 
 Aug: 2. 1740. Five miles more were measur'd, beginning at y«[46i] 
 ^'^ mile stone in y^ Road leading towards Haverhill & Colchester 
 from Cambridge. And the 6^ 7* 8"> 9"^ & lo''' milestones were the 
 
 £ s d 
 same day plac'd on y^ Right hand side of y« Road. I paid o : 2 : 6 for 
 
 £ s d 
 the measuring; and o: 12 : i to William Pitches y^ Stone Cutter for 
 
 carriage of y« stones to their respective places &c. See Miscellafi : Aul : 
 Trin: Cant: vol. v. [loi]. 
 
 Milestones on the Huntingdon Road. 
 
 May 15. 1735 being Ascension Day, y^ First Mile from Great [453] 
 S' Maries Church in Cambridge towards Huntingdon was measured ; 
 & May 19. 173 s ye Second, Third, Fourth & Fifth Miles on ye 
 same road were measur'd; & May 29. 1735 Five Mile-Stones were 
 set up on j^ Right hand side of y^ sd Huntingdon road. The 
 measuring cost me Three Shillings ; & y^ setting up of y^ Stones &c. 
 cost me Ten Shillings more'. 
 
 1 Miscellanea, vol. III. [204]. Several other receipts are to be found for accounts which 
 Warren has not recorded. 
 
270 Trinity Hall 
 
 Act of Parliament for a Turnpike between Foulmire 
 & Cambridge 1724. 
 
 [354] The Clause in that Act relating to Trinity Hall is as follows: 
 " Provided always y* nothing in this Act contain'd shall in any wise 
 " affect limit or restrain to any particular place or places the Benefac- 
 "tion of D"- Mowse, given in Trust to Trinity Hall in Cambridge 
 " aforesaid, for & towards the Repairs of the Roads in & about the 
 "said Town & County of Cambridge, or the parts adjacent." 
 
 See the printed Act of Parliament, Miscellanea Aul : Trin : 
 Cantabr : vol : III. [14]. 
 
 Causey Accounts. 
 
 [310] The First year y' I can find of D^ Mouse's Causey Accounts is 
 1628. The Following years hereafter mention'd are wanting, viz. 
 1631, 1632, 163s, 1639, 1642, 1644, 164s, 1646, 1647 1648, 1650, 1651, 
 1652, 1654, 1655, 1656, 1657, 1658. 
 
 Roman Remains on Trumpington Road. 
 
 [350] About y« year 1711 several Paterae, Urns, & other Roman 
 Antiquities were found in digging Gravel on y^ Right hand side 
 of ye road as we go from Cambridge to Trumpington, about a Q"' 
 of a mile off from y« one-mile-stone, & not far from y^ willow trees 
 by y« ditch, & not far from ye River. The Gravel pits still remain. 
 
 1 have seen sev' of y^ said antiquities, wch have been in y^ possession 
 of D"" Johnson & D^ Andrews Fellows of this College, & of 
 Mf Thompson of Trumpington. One Patera with OF LICINI at 
 ye bottom of ye Inside, another having OF MRRAI, another MSCLER^S ; 
 all of y™ made of fine red earth glaz'd. I have been told of one yt 
 has OF DAM or some such like Letters at ye bottom : (But see N.B. 
 at ye bottom of this Page.) If so, then that may explain ye meaning 
 of Dam Hill, as ye rising ground is call'd to this day, wch is between 
 these Gravel pits & Trumpington. If any body hereafter shall be 
 surpriz'd to find Roman bricks under ye flooring of D^ Monson's 
 Chamber Num: 6 their wonder will cease, w" they shall be told, y' 
 they were found in these Gravel pits. 
 
 Dimensions of Two of ye Paterae: (i) is about 6f Inches broad, 
 ye Briin turning up about an Inch high. (2) is above 4 Inches & 
 an half broad & above 2 Inches high, with a cavity sufficient to 
 contain (as I guess) near half a pint. (3) is a Brass ring about 
 
 2 inches in diameter. It was found at ye same place. It belong'd 
 
Robert Hare 271 
 
 probably, to a Horses bridle. See an account of Paterae in Mont- [350] 
 faucon's Antiquities, vol: 2. p. 91. There is a piece of a large Urn in 
 y^ Coll. Library. This was also found at y« same place with a 
 great many burnt bones in it. 
 
 N.B. On Sept: 6. 1733 M^ Porter Thompson of Trumpington 
 gave me a Piece of a Patera of fine red earth, glaz'd, wdl is of y« 
 same size with that Num : 2. & was found at y^ same place with that. 
 At ye bottom of ye Inside are these Letters, D^ONI. 
 
 (22) ROBERT HARE. 
 
 A Copy of ye catalogue of Books web M"^ Robert Hare gave to [406] 
 our Library. 
 
 "Thees Books following I have geven to Trinity Hall in 
 "Cambridge to be ^served in their Library as a remembrance of 
 "my gift. 
 
 "Rofert Hare. 
 
 "Libri in Folio. 
 
 " Registru antiquii de fundatione Cenobij B. Augustini Archiepi 
 " Cantuar in pgameno manuscriptii. Sub conditioned 
 
 " Cronica Cronicor cum picturis & ymaginibus depictis. 
 
 "Rerii Anglicar Scriptores pcipui post Bedam ex colleccoe Heii 
 " Savile. 
 
 " Historiae Ecctiasticae Scriptores Graeci. In?^te lo: Xpofersono 
 "Cices? Epo. 
 
 " De pvatis' scoru Historiis in 6 voluminibus. Authore Laur. Surio. 
 
 " Legenda Scoru Angliae. Authore lo. Capgravio vt supputaf. 
 
 " Vita Patrii. Opus B. Hieronimi. 
 
 " Historia Mathaei Paris. 
 
 " Ipodigma Neustrie p Tho. Walsinghm. 
 
 " Flores Historiar. Authore Mathaeo Westm. [407] 
 
 " Catalogus scriptor Illustriii Britanniae p. lo. Baleu. 
 
 " Bibliotheca Conradi Gesneri p losia Simleru aucta. 
 
 " Historia Franci Guicciardini. 
 
 " Cronica de Turcof origine. Authore pho' Lonicero. 
 
 " Historia Polidori Vergilij. 
 
 " Hector Boethius de Origine Scotof. Historia mendacissima. 
 
 " Platina de Vitis Pontificii. 
 
 " Aloisius Lipomanus de vitis scoru. 
 
 1 See pp. 265, 273 — 4. 2 Probatis. * ptro? 
 
272 Trinity Hall 
 
 [407] " Martinus Bellains de rebus Galllcanis, 
 
 " Martini Scoti Cronica. 
 
 " Roverus Pontanus Carmelita de rebus memorabilibus. 
 
 " Reru Britannicaf Historiae a Div'sis authoribus coUectae. 
 
 " Historia Ecctiastica. Authore Michaele Buntingero. 
 
 " Laurentii Surij Historia. 
 
 "Johis Naucleri Irenicon. 
 
 " Liber de Gestis Aelfredi Regii tris Saxonibus edit^. 
 
 " Itinerariu Berndini de Bredenbach & alio? in Terra Scam. 
 
 " Descriptio totius Italiae p ffem Leandru Albertu. 
 
 " Historia Hieronimi Rubei. 
 
 " Flavii Josephi Opera. 
 
 " Pauli Aemilij Historia. 
 
 " Germanicar ref celebriores vetustioresq, cronographi. 
 
 " Catalogus Anoru. Authore Anselmo Ryd. 
 
 " Cronicle of John Frasserd. 
 
 " Policronicon in Enghsh. 
 
 " Historia quaedam ecctiastica manuscripta quae dicit' Ymago 
 " mudi. 
 
 " Thoins Waldensis in pgameno manuscriptus. 
 
 " Biblia Sacra manuscripta in duobus voluminibus. 
 
 " Biblia Sacra antiquissimae Impressionis. 
 
 " Biblia Sacra a Johe Benedicto Edita. 
 
 " Oeconomia methodica concord an tiaru Sacrae Scripturae. Authore 
 " Georgio Bulloro. Ingens volumen. 
 
 " Ludolphus Carthusianus in Psalmos. 
 
 "Liber contra errores Jo. Wiklef in pgameno manuscriptus. 
 " Authore Rogero Dymok ordis pdicatoru. 
 [408] " Dictionariu Ambrosij Calepini. 
 
 " Concilia oia gemalia in 4 voluminibus. 
 
 " Confessio Augustiniana. 
 
 " Thomae Mori 01a opera Latina. 
 
 " Constitucoes Lynwood. 
 
 " Ciprianus Leovitius de eclipsibus. 
 
 " Jo Rofifen adusus Oecolampadium de veritate corporis Xti &c. 
 
 " Aurea Cathena in Psalmos. In1?prete Daniele Barbaro. 
 
 " Thesaurus Xtianae Religionis ab Alfonso Guerrero editus. 
 
 "Speculum passionis Xti p Jacobu San[...]. 
 
 " Oeconomia Biblior. Authore Georgio Edero. 
 
 " Onus Ecctiae. Authore incerto. 
 
 " Pupilla oculi. Authore Johe de Burgo Canceffio Cantebrig. 
 
Liber Cantuariensis 273 
 
 " Sebastian! Munsteri Cosmographia. [408] 
 
 " Liber Statutoru UniSsitatis Bononien. 
 
 "An Ancient Treatise in English called the Pilgramage of 
 " Perfection. 
 
 " Ciceronis opera cu Comento. 
 
 " Geffrey Chawcers Works. 
 
 " Tabula sup Libello qui dicif^ fasciculus temporu. 
 
 Libri in 4°. 
 
 " ItiSariu Paradisi. Authore Johe Raulino Parisiensi. 
 
 " Opus sermonu &c. Johis Raulini. 
 
 " Baculus Pastoralis. 
 
 "Decalogi Decern Fceptof. Authore Franco de Marone orSis 
 " minoru. 
 
 " Sermones Dnicales Nichi ab Aquevilla AngH. 
 
 " Assertio 7 Sacramentof adursus Lutheru Noie Regis Henrici 8 
 " edita a Johe aute Roffen composita." 
 
 I transcrib'd this fm a copy wch was given D"^ Dickins by 
 Mr Baker. That Copy has (" Trinity Hall ") written on one side, & 
 on y« other these words viz. "A note of those bookes whiche 
 " Mr Ro: Hare hath gyven to Trin: Hall Library by Wille delyvered 
 "me by hym selfe, to be safely kept, in Hylary Term a° dfii 1604 
 "Jo. Cowell." 
 
 [Canterbury Manuscript. 
 
 Liber iste quondam spectavit ad Coenobium B?of Aplof Petri & 
 Pauli sive Augustini, juxta muros civitatis Cantuarie. Ipso autem 
 monasterio sub Regimine Regis Henrici octavi sublato bonisq, oibus 
 monachor spoliatis & in vsum Regium conversis. Idem Liber fortuito 
 pervenit ad manus magri Robert! Haer qui dedit eundem collegio 
 sive Aule S'« Trinitatis Cantebrig: ibide tuto & secure custodiendu. 
 Hac tamen conditione, vt si imposterum (favente deo) monasterium 
 illud reedificari contingeret, Tunc Magister & Socii coftii sive Aule 
 S'^ Trinitatis ^dicte eunde Librii monachis ejusdem Coenobii restitui 
 facerent: Quoniam ad eosde jure ptinere debet'.] 
 
 Archbishop Bancroft to D^ Cowell. 
 
 " You haue a booke wch M^ Hare bestowed uppon you, that did [426] 
 " appertaine to the Abbey at Canterburie. It conteyneth in it many 
 
 ' Note at the beginning of the Liber Cantuariensis, and also in Cole, MSS., vol. vi. 
 97 [94]- 
 
 D. W. 18 
 
274 Trinity Hall 
 
 [426] " auncient records, as I am informed. I pray you send it up unto me. 
 " It shall be safe, for I know yo"- Charge : howbeit I hold it had bene 
 " fitter to have bene giuen to the Archbpricke of Canterbury : wch is 
 " more likely to stand, then that Abbey to be built. 
 
 "R: C:" 
 Directed thus : 
 " To my very loving friend M' D^ Cowell Masf of Trinitie Hall 
 " in Cambridge'." 
 [347] Mr Hare's Arms''. 
 
 The same Arms are in y« window in painted Glass in y^ University 
 Consistory. The same Arms are also in Great S' Marie's Church in 
 Cambridge, over y^ South door near y^ Organ. 
 
 (23) MR THOROWGOOD. 
 
 [159] Benedict Thorowgood, sometime Fellow of this College, gave us 
 
 £ s d 
 by Will 46: 13 : 4. For what he did to y^ Hall, &c., see p. 84. 
 
 He was admitted Fellow ex Fundatione Epi Nick, Aug: 18, 1585'. 
 
 [311] An Extract of Benet Thorowgood LL.B. & Fellow of Trinity 
 
 Hall his Will Dated Apr: 13. 1596, & Prov'd in ye Prerogative 
 
 Jun: 17. 1596, & at Cambridge July 7. 1596. 
 
 See y« Extract under M^ Baker's Hand in Miscellan: vol. II. [68], 
 
 as follows : 
 
 s 
 " First, He gives to y^ Preacher at his Buriall 10. To ye Poore of 
 
 J 
 " Sabridgworth Com: Hertf: 40. To y^ Poore of S* Edward's Parish 
 
 s d s 
 
 "in Cambr: 30: 4, & 40 to y^ Poore of y^ Parish wherein He shou'd 
 "be Buried. He gives to y^ M^ Fellows & Schol" of Trin: Hall 
 
 " 30 to be bestow'd upon a Dinner or Supper in y^ Coiiion Hall on y* 
 " Day of his Buriall or iinediately after. To foure Fellows of ye sd 
 
 s d 
 
 " College, who were to be Bearers, to each 6: 8. Item He gives to y^ 
 
 £ s d 
 
 [312] "sd College of Trinity Hall 46: 13: 04 upon Condition & to ye 
 
 "intent y' a Public Fire of two Bushells of Charcoal shall be kept 
 
 "and maintain'd in ye Coinon Hall at Dinner time upon every 
 
 " working Day in ye months of November Decemb^ and January 
 
 1 Miscellanea, vol. IV. [41]. " See p. 82. 
 
 ' For the Articles of Agreement relating to Thorowgood and Hildersham, see pp. 341 — 3. 
 
Sir George Newman 275 
 
 "yearly during ye continuance of ye said College, & yt two Portall [312] 
 "Doors be Built meet for ye Skreen of ye Hall. He gives to 
 
 "Mr D"- Preston Master of Trin: Hall 3 for a Piece of Plate or a 
 "Ring for a Remembrance. Disposes of sev' other Legacies very 
 " considerable. The Residue of his goods not dispos'd of He Leaves 
 " to his Broth"" in Law Cyprian Warner w™ He appoints his Executor. 
 "Then disposes of his Lands, Ten. etc. in Gaynes Colme in Essex, 
 " Sabridgworth Com : Hertf: &c. amongst his Relations &c.^" 
 
 (34) SIR GEORGE NEWMAN. 
 S"^ George Newman Knight gave us Fifty Pounds'. [iS9] 
 
 His Epitaph. 
 
 S"" George Newman Lyes Buried in S' Margaret's Church at [313] 
 Canterbury: The Inscription is as follows": viz. 
 
 " Piae Defuncti 
 
 "Memoriae Sacrum 
 
 " Inclyto D. Georgio Newman, Equiti Aurato, Doctori in Jure Civili ; 
 
 " Reverendiss : Cantuar : Archiepiscopis D. Jo : Whitgift, Rich : Bancroft 
 
 "et Georgio Abbott praecharo, 
 "Quia in negotijs ad Archiepiscopatu spectantibus Administratori 
 
 "FideH: 
 " Nobilissimis D. de Cobham, Comiti Northamp : D : Zouch, et Duci 
 
 " Buckingham', 
 " Limenarchis in Causis infra Quinq, Portus Triginta paulo minus 
 
 ■'annis Judici: 
 
 "Tribus Uxoribus quia pijs Faelici: Elizabetha Wycliff; et Maria 
 
 " Gough ; Sybilla Wenland Tertia & Defuncti Relicta, 
 
 "Maerens posuit Marito Merentissimo, 
 
 "Vixit Deo Pius, Patriae Justus, omnibus (praesertim bonarum 
 
 "Literarum Studiosis) Benevolus, Beneficus. 
 
 " Undena prole ex tribus uxoribus suis ditatus ; 
 
 "Eliza: et Richardo ex Eliza: Wycliff Prima: 
 
 " Maria H. C. Armigero in Matrimonium Patris sui manibus data ex 
 
 "Maria Gough Secunda: 
 
 " Filiis Quatuor et totidem Filiabus ex Sybilla Wenlad ultima : 
 
 " Quoru superstites reliquit Quatuor tantum ; Margare?, Georgium, 
 
 "Jacobum, Sybillam. 
 
 ^ See also Baker, Harleian MSS., vol. in., p. 336. 
 ' See p. 66. ' See also Miscellanea, vol. II. [69]. 
 
 18—2 
 
276 Trinity Hall 
 
 1^3 '3] «obiit P^*^' 7° Junij ) ^„„„ j627. ^tatis {^J'., 
 
 JFilius Primogenitusi9° OctobrisJ I28. 
 
 His arms on y« Monument are, Or, a Fess Dauncett Gules, 
 between 3 Eagles Display'd Sable. The Crest a Mermaid, 
 
 (25) Vi^ COWELL. 
 
 [159] John Cowell, LL.D., 19th Master of this College gave his House 
 in Cambridge to this College, for a Logick Lecturer to Read four 
 times a week at least in Term-time, two Hours every Day from six 
 of ye Clock to eight in y^ morning. His Will is Dated Oct: 6. 161 1. 
 He also gave several Books to y^ Library. Arch: Cott Miscellanea, 
 
 vol. 11. [18]. 
 
 Dr Cowell was Author of y* Interpreter &c. He Dyed in y^ 
 operation of being cut for ye Stone'. Howell's Papers. 
 
 (26) BP BARLOW. 
 
 The Right Reverend Father in God William Barlow Lord Bp 
 of Lincoln, by His Will dated Apr: 6. 1612, wch was Prov'd Oct: 13. 
 161 3, gave as follows : " Item I give unto Trinity Hall in Cambridge 
 "my next tall standing Cup double gilt & cover'd with a Case, 
 " wherein it is plac'd, to be at their Feasts in like manner presented 
 " (i.e. yt they make it their Grace-Cup &c.). Item I Bequeath unto 
 " Trinity Hall in Cambridge y^ Bible of Arias Montanus in 8 Volumes 
 "in Fol: Item y^ Councils set out by Binius in 5 Volumes Fol: 
 " Item ye whole Civil Course of ye Later Edition in 6 Volumes Fol : 
 "It: Plato in 2 Volumes Fol: Greek & Latin. All wch I will to be 
 " plac'd in their Library upon one Desk by y^selves, & ye name of j^ 
 " Donor to be set on ye front of ye Desk." [Copy taken by M"" Baker, 
 in Miscellanea, vol. I. [17].] 
 
 W. Barlow, A.M., was admitted Fellow of this College Oct: 16. 
 1590. He Dyed Sept: 7. 161 3. 
 [309] Dr Barlow Fellow of Trinity Hall, afterwards Bp of Rochester, 
 then of Lincoln, was one of ye Translators of the Bible. (M"" Howell's 
 Papers.) (Also see Bibliotheca Literaria, Numb : 4.) He was Dean 
 of Chester, & drew up ye Sum & Substance of ye conference at 
 Hampton Court i6of. 
 
 1 " Mr John Cowell D' of Lawe Master of Trinity Hall, was buryed in their Chappell 
 "the 19th day of October 1611 : and the dark of S' Edwards had for his dutye there the 
 "summe of 6^ 8*." Regr: St Edwards Camb. Baker, Harleian MSS., vol. xvm., p. 66. 
 Strype, Annals, vol. in., §§ 268, 269. [1584 a.d.] 
 
Sir Robert Wiseman 277 
 
 (27) MR CATCHER. 
 
 Edward Catcher was a Benefactor to this College. See Compu? [160] 
 
 & s d 
 CoB. A.D. 1628. He gave us ioo:00:oo. 
 
 Extract of M^ Catcher's Will as I had it from M'^ Baker's [311] 
 Collection. 
 
 " Edward Catcher Fellow of Trinity Hall by his Will Leaves to 
 "Trinity Hall his Houses called y** Naggs Head & y^ Houses 
 " adjoyning in Candlewick Street in Case his 3 Brothi^^ Dye without 
 
 £ s d 
 "Heirs &c. & 100:00:00 in money absolutely — to be employ'd in 
 
 "some perpetuity according to ye Discretion of his Loving Friends 
 " Dr Corbett, M"" Turner, & M"- Blomfield, to every of whom He 
 
 £ s d s 
 
 " gives 5:0:0 for Rings. To all y« Prisoners in London 20 apiece, 
 
 s 
 
 "& to ye Prisoners in Cambridge 10 apiece &c. (Prov'd Febr: 20. 
 " 1626.)" 
 
 (28) S» ROBERT WISEMAN. 
 
 S"' Robert Wiseman Knight was a Benefactor to this College. [160! 
 
 Author of ye Book Intitl'd The Law of Laws, or ye Excellency of the 
 
 Civil Law. 
 
 £ ! d 
 "D'' Wiseman laid out with ye Consent of ye Fellows 10: 15 : 8 
 
 " for 6 Musketts &c. & Carriage of them fm London ; The sd 
 " Musketts were presently after their being brought to ye College 
 " taken fm ye College by M^ Oliver Cromwell pretending ye Authority 
 " of Parliam' so to take y™ away." 
 
 See this Memorandum enter'd in Compu? Coft. A.D. 1642. See 
 the Receipt for Musketts, Bandaliers, Bullets, Powder & Powder- 
 horns &c. in Miscellanea, vol. I. [16]: Dated July 16 and 28. 1642. 
 
 His Epitaph. 
 
 S'' Robert Wyseman was Buried at S' Benet's Pauls Wharfe, 
 London. There is a Fair monument for Him on ye South Wall. 
 The Inscription on it is as Follows, viz. 
 
 '' Hie situs est D"^ Rob : Wyseman Ec^ Aurat : 
 "D"' Thom: Wyseman de Ri venal in Agro Essexiensi 
 
 "Filius natu Septimus 
 "Qui Seren™ Regis Caroli 2^ post reditum Advocatus, 
 
278 Trinity Hall 
 
 [160] "Almae Curiae de Arcubus Decanus meritissimus, 
 
 " Et Archiepiscopi Cantuariensis Vicarius Generalis, 
 
 " In omnibus se Fidum, ^quum & vigilem praestitit. 
 
 "Elizabetha Hon™ D"' Dudlei North 
 
 "Baronis de Kirtling in Comitat: Cantabr: filia, 
 
 " Hoc pro amore, quo vivum coluit, 
 
 " Mortua vidua tristissima monumentum posuit. 
 
 K/-M--... A A f^tatis suae 74 
 
 "Obyt Aug: 170 Anno {g^j^^^ ^^3^/4 
 
 His Arms on ye Monument, Sable, a Cheveron between Three 
 cronels Argent. 
 
XII 
 
 BENEFACTORS 
 
 [1633—1645.] 
 
 (29) D^^ EDEN. 
 
 Thomas Eden, LL.D. 21=' Master of this College gave by Deed [161] 
 bearing Date Jan: 8. 1633, about eighty Acres of Land lying in ye 
 Parishes of Fordham, Soham, Iselham & Chippenham, in Cambridge- 
 
 £ s d 
 shire, wch he bought for 504 : 00 : 00. The Rents amounting to 
 £ s d 
 28 : 00 : 00 p'' anii He Disposed of as follows ; viz. To y^ Master of 
 
 £ s d 
 this College 03 : 06 : 08; To one of y^ Fellows y' shall make a speech 
 in ye Chapel on ye 17111 of December, in Coiiaendation of ye Civil 
 & Ecclesiastical Laws, & in Comemoration of our Founder & 
 
 £ J rf 
 Benefactors, 03 : 06 : 08 ; To each of ye other Fellows yt shall be 
 
 £ s d 
 there present yearly 01 : 13 104; To each Scholar of ye House then 
 
 £ s d £ s d 
 
 and there present yearly 0:2:0; also 01:12:00 p'' ann for Wax 
 
 Candles in ye Chapel; — That upon special occasion ye Master with 
 ye consent of ye Major part of ye Fellows, may put off ye sd 
 Coiiiemoration Day fm ye 17* to ye 18* 19*, 20* or 21=' day of 
 December ; — That if any Fellow or Scholar shall not be present in ye 
 Chapel at ye appointed time of ye Comemoration, &c., their respective 
 shares to be forfeited for that year ; ye share of a Fellow thus forfeited 
 (or if his Fellowship be void) to go to ye M^ for ye time being ; & ye 
 share of a Scholar thus forfeited by his absence (or if His Scholarship 
 be void) to go to ye Fellow y' is appointed Orator for that Day. 
 
 In his Last Will & Testam' bearing Date Jan: 24. 1643, He 
 £ s d 
 gave 504:00:00 more to ye College, to purchase so much more 
 
 £ s d 
 Land, viz. to 3^ value of 28:00:00 p"^ ann for ye use of ye M', 
 
28o Trinity Hall 
 
 [l6l] Fellows, & Scholars ; to ye end y' every man's part or allowance 
 aforesaid shou'd be Doubled ; & y' y^ odd money of y^ Last 
 £ s d £ s d 
 
 28:00:00 pi" ann, viz. 01:12:00, shou'd be employd upon some 
 provision of Wine and Diet to be spent yearly upon ye M'', Fellows, 
 & Scholars at supper ye night of that Day on wch ye Coinemoration 
 
 £ s d 
 shall be made. Also He gave 40:00:00 to buy a fair Arras- 
 
 £ s d 
 Hanging for ye upper end of ye Hall; also 10:00:00 for a piece 
 of Plate on wch He desir'd His name & Arms to be set. He desir'd 
 to be Buried in Trin: Hall Chapel before ye Treasury Door, & a 
 Little Monum' not curious or Costly to be erected in ye window 
 above that place, on wch His name & Family & time of His Death 
 to be engraven, & y' He was a Benefactor. He Dyed at London 
 July 18. 1645. Buried Aug: 2. 1645, in Trin: Hall Chapel. Archiv: 
 Cott: Libr Statut: penes Custodem'. 
 
 A COPY OF DR EDEN'S FOUNDATION. 
 
 [238] See ye Original under D^ Eden's own Hand in ye IW's Statute 
 Book. 
 
 D"" Eden's Foundation of the Commemoration of our founder and 
 benefactors yearly on the ij^^ day of December. 
 
 "Omnibus Xfi fidelibus hoc psens scriptu Indentatum visuris 
 "vel audituris Thomas Eden legum Doctor Custos siue Magister 
 " Collegij siue Aulae Sanctae Trinitatis in Vniuersitate Cantebrig 
 "et Socij eiusdem Collegij Salutem in Dno sempiternam et fidem 
 "indubitatam ^sentibus adhibere. 
 
 " Cum Thomas Eden Custos siue Magister antedictus nuper a 
 "quodam Thoma Hinson de Fordham generoso octoginta (plus 
 " minus) acras terrae, iacen in parochijs de Fordham, Soham, Iselham 
 "et Chippenham, in Com Cantebrig, ob honorem Sanctae Trinitatis 
 " et in gratiam studentiu dicti Collegij, proprijs suis pecunijs, nempe 
 " p summa quingentarum et quatuor librarum legalis monetae Angliae, 
 " emit et dicto Collegio siue Aulae acquisiuit ; Cumq, reditus dictaru 
 ■'octoginta acrarum terrae a dicto Collegio annuatim recipiendi ad 
 
 ' •' Aug. 2 : 1645. Mr Thomas Eden Master of Trin. Hall D' of Law & Burgess in the 
 " Parliament for this University of Cambridge dy'd at London, & was embalmed & Jay'd in a 
 " shell of lead & was brought unto Trin. Hall & there was buryed in the Chappell, and the 
 " Clark of S' Edward's had for making his grave & performing all his duty 6' 8"*. Regr : 
 "Ecclesiae S" Edwardi, Camb." Baker, Harleian MSS., vol. xvili., p. 65. 
 
Dr Eden's Foundation 281 
 
 " summa viginti et octo libraru legalis monetae Angliae se extendat, [238] 
 " Sciatls nos ^fatum Thomam Eden Custode seu magistrum antedicl 
 "et socios andictos f> nobis et successoribus nfis in dicto Collegio 
 " siue Aula, statuisse et statuere, ordinasse et ordinare, consentijsse et 
 " consentire in hunc qui sequitur modu. 
 
 1. "In primis statuimus ordinamus et consentimus pro nobis et [239] 
 "successoribus nris, quod 17° die Decembris prox sequenti post 
 "datum ^sentiu, et sic quolibet 17° die cuiuslibet Decembris futuri 
 
 "in perpetuum, Totum Collegia ^dic!, Custos sett, Socij oes et 
 "singuli, et Scholares etiam de minori forma eiusdem oes et singti, 
 "(iuxta id quod in statutis Vniuersitatis pd in hunc finem cap. 50° 
 "prouisu et ordinatu est) in interius sacellum dicti Collegij siue 
 "Aulae conueniant, et post concionem in dco statuto Vniuersitatis 
 "mencona? finitam, aut loco dcae Concionis (si hoc Vba dci statuti 
 "ferre posse iudicabitur) p vnu aliquem e Socijs dicti Collegij, a 
 " Custode seu M™ dci Collegij quotannis ante decimu diem Octobris 
 "nominand seu deligand, habeat"^ et memoriter recitetur p integru 
 "vnius horae spacium, coram Custode, Socijs et Scholaribus pd, 
 " Latina oratio, ptim in gratam Commemoracoem Reuerendi in Xfo 
 "pris Fundatoris dicti Collegij et aliorum Benefactorum eiusdem 
 "omnium et singulor (saltim eorum quorum adhuc supest memoria) 
 "nominatim faciendam, ptim etiam in laudem et Commendacoem 
 " legu Romanarum seu Imperialium, necnon legum eccticarum huius 
 "Regni Angliae, quarum studio et exercitio dci Custos Socij et 
 " Scholares p statuta dci Collegij siue Aulae astringunf. 
 
 2. " Item statuimus ordinamus et consentimus quod quolibet 
 "17 die Decembris futuro in ppetuum, immediate post oronem pd 
 
 " ceteraq, in dco statuto Vniusitatis pscripta fini?, Custos, Socij et [240] 
 "Scholares dci Collegij siue Aulae, qui p tempore fuerint, habeant, 
 " et quilibet eorum habeat, ex dcis viginti & octo libris reditus noTe 
 "receptis et recipiendis annuatim quolibet anno futuro in ppetuum vt 
 "sequitur, viz. Custos tres libras sex solidos et octo denarios, ille 
 " Sociorum qui sic oronem huerit et recitauerit tres libras sex solidos 
 "et 8 denarios pro quolibet tempore quo sic oronem fecerit et 
 " recitauerit, quilibet alius Sociorum pdcorum triginta et tres solidos 
 "et quatuor denarios, quilibet Scholaris de minori forma pd duos 
 " solidos. 
 
 3. " Item statuimus ordinamus et consentimus pro nobis et suc- 
 "cessoribus nostris quod licebit Custodi Collegij pd qui pro tempore 
 "fuerit, cum consensu siue assensu maioris partis Sociorum pd, ex 
 ' speciali occasione, sed non aliter, diem orationis pd sic vt pmittitur 
 
282 Trinity Hall 
 
 [240] " quotannis habendae et recitandae, in 18. 19. 20 vel 21™ diem 
 "Decembris mutare. 
 
 4. "Item statuimus ordinamus et consentimus pro nobis et 
 " successoribus nostris, quod si quis Sociorum pd; vel Scholarium pd 
 "quolibet tempore in futurum absens fuerit eo tempore a villa Cante- 
 " brigiae sine venia ei iuxta statuta Collegij pd data et concessa, vel 
 "si psens fuerit in villa Cantebrigiae et non fuerit ^sens in interiore 
 "sacello Collegij sive Aulae ^d tempore ofonis pd ibm quotannis 
 " recitandae (nisi morbo vel aegritudine vel alias ita impeditus fuerit 
 "vt iudicio Custodis et maioris partis Sociorum reliquorum dci 
 " Collegij non poterit commode dco tempore adesse) beneficium 
 "huius fundacois pro dco anno in quo sic absens fuerit amittat; et 
 
 [24i]"cedat pars sic amissa, quemadmodum et ptes locorum vacantium 
 " Custodi p tempore, si Socius fuerit, et Socio oronem facienti, si 
 " Scholaris fuerit, qui sic absens fuerit, vel quorum loci vacauerint. 
 
 5. " Item statuimus ordinamus et consentimus pro nobis et 
 " successoribus nris, quod in singulis admissionibus Custodis Sociorum 
 "et Scholarium de minori forma dci Collegij deinceps faciendis, Is 
 "qui admittitur, statim post iuramentum scdm statuta Collegij pd 
 " pstitum, moneatur vi iuramenti sui de hac ordinacoe nf a fideliter 
 " servanda. 
 
 6. " Item statuimus ordinamus et consentimus pro nobis et 
 " successoribus nfis, quod triginta et duo solidi (qui sett supersunt 
 "ex dictis viginti et octo libris reditus noie annuatim recipiendis) 
 "cedant Collegio pd pro luminaribus in Sacello Collegij pd quotbt 
 " anno in futuru tempore diuinorum habendis, et quod ab hoc tempore 
 " in futuru luminaria pd cerea sint et non alia. 
 
 7. " Item statuimus ordinamus et consentimus pro nobis et 
 "successoribus nostris, quod ratione pmissorum dictus Thomas 
 " Eden Custos antedictus inter Benefactores Collegij nri pd re- 
 "censeatur et pro vno eorum habeatur; et quod presentis nrae 
 " ordinacois seu statuti sint tres copiae in pergameno scriptae, Quarum 
 " duae indentatae sint, et tarn sigillum Coe Collegij pd quam sigillum 
 "etiam priuatum Thomae Eden Custodis pd habeant appensa, et 
 " nomina et cognomina tarn Custodis quam omnium et singulorum 
 
 [242] " Sociorum qui nunc sunt dci Collegii habeant subscripta. Quarum 
 "vna in Cista Collegij pdci seruabitur, altera vero penes dcum 
 "Thomam Eden Haeredes executores et administratores eius re- 
 " manebit. Tertia vero copia libro statutorum dci Collegij (qui liber a 
 " Custode Collegij custodiri solet) inseratur." 
 
 " Datum Cantebrigiae in Collegio seu Aula pd octauo die Januarij 
 
Dr Eden's Legacy 283 
 
 "Anno Dili 1633, et Anno regni illustrissimi in Xt° Principis ac Dni, [242] 
 " Dni nri Caroli Dei gratia magnae Britanniae Franciae et Hiberniae 
 " Regis & fidei defensoris &c. nono. 
 
 "Tho: Eden, Robert Turner, William Clerk, Charles Eden, Robert 
 "King, George Sherman, Tho: Cullier, Henry Pelsant, Gwilliams 
 " Roane, Robert Wiseman, Richard St George, Paul GHsson, Tobye 
 " Worlich. 
 
 " Scripsi manu propria et cum copijs indentatis Examinaui. Ita 
 "testor. Tho: Eden." 
 
 For w* follows also see y^ M^^ Statute Book. 
 
 "Df Edens Legacy. 
 
 " The words of y« Will follow, vi3* : — 
 
 "In ye name of God Amen. This 24th of January, 1643. 
 " I Thomas Eden D"- of Law, Master of Trinity Hall in Cambridge, 
 " being (God be thanked) in usuall health of Body, doe make this my 
 " last will & testament reuoking hereby all former wills whatsoeuer. 
 
 "First I coiiiend my soule to the mercy of God, hopeing, 
 " though I be a most sinfull wicked man, yet through ye mercy of 
 "God, & the meritts of my deare Saiuo^ Jesus Christ, it shall be 
 "received into eulasting blisse in Heaven. 
 
 " My Body I coinitt to the earth, desireing earnestly & without [243] 
 "fayle to be buried in the Chappell in Trinity Hall in Cambridge, 
 "before the Treasure-house dore there. And I desire y' in the 
 "window aboue that place a little monument or memoriall of me 
 " may be placed, not curious or costly but lasting, of Marble or such 
 " like ; whereupon may be engraven my name and family, the time 
 "of my death, & that I was a Benefactor to that poore Colledge. 
 " And whereas I have heretofore about ten yeares since settled upon 
 "that Colledge by Feoffes in trust eight & twenty pounds a yeare 
 " for euer, by lands of that value ; and with ye consent of all the then 
 " Fellowes of that Colledge by an Ordinance appointed how that 
 " money should yearly be diuided amongst the Mast^, Fellowes & 
 " Schollers there, & what shou'd be yearly by them performed : 
 
 " I doe now by this my will giue unto the said Colledge 504 (so 
 
 •'much the Land formerly bought for this purpose cost me) more 
 
 £ 
 " to purchase so much more land vi}* to the yearely value of 28, and 
 
 " to settle it to ye use of ye MasP, Fellowes & SchoUfs of ye said 
 
 " Cott by Feoffes or otherwise : And I will that ev'y mans pt or 
 
284 Trinity Hall 
 
 [243] " allowance set down in the foriS Ordinance be doubled by this my 
 " Guift, and the same things pformed, that are sett down in the form 
 " Ordinance, and nothing else. And whereas by the said Ordinance 
 
 ^ ... 
 
 " some odd money of the former 28 p annu is appomted for waxe 
 
 " candles in the Chappell, I doe appoint that the odd money of this 
 
 [244] "later 28 p anii shall be imployed upon some prouision of Wine 
 "and Dyett to be spent yearely upon the Masf, Fellowes and 
 "Schollrs at Supp the night of that day on w<=h the Comemoracon 
 
 £ 
 " shall be made. \i I giue to the said M^, Fellows, & Scholl^s 40 to 
 
 "buy them a fayre Arras-hanging for the upper end of their Hall. 
 
 £ 
 " And 10 to be bestow'd upon a piece of Plate, on which I desire my 
 
 " name and armes to be sett. And I pray God preserue and prosper 
 
 " that poore Society." 
 
 The Order of Divine Service 
 
 AT THE COMEMORATION OF OUR FOUNDER & BENEFACTORS. 
 
 After the Psalms for ye Day of the Month, y^ Proper Lesson, 
 viz. Ecclesiasticus 44*. Then D"^ Eden's Order to be read by one 
 of y« Fellows, The Orator to be present; Then the Speech; Then 
 Te Deum ; Then these Psalms, 148, 149, 150. Then after y^ Gloria 
 Patri, thus : 
 
 " The memory of the Righteous shall remain for evermore." 
 
 Resp. 
 
 " And shall not be afraid of any evil report." 
 
 " Let us Pray. 
 
 " O Ld we glorify Thee in those thy Servants, our Religious 
 " Founder & worthy Benefactors departed out of this present life ; 
 " Beseeching Thee y« as they (for their time) bestow'd charitably for 
 " our Comfort y« Temporal things wcli thou gavest them ; So we 
 " (for our time) may fruitfully use y^ same to y^ setting forth of thy 
 "Holy Word, thy Laud & Praise; And finally yt both They & 
 " we may Reign with Thee for ever in y^ Kingdom of Glory, thr6 
 "Jesus X' our Ld & only SaV and Redeemer. Amen. 
 
 " The Peace of Gd wch passeth all understanding keep your hearts 
 "& minds in y« knowledge & love of God, & of his Son Jesus 
 " Xt our Ld ; and y^ blessing of Gd Almighty, the Father, ye Son, 
 "& ye Holy Gh' be amongst you, & remain with you always. 
 " Amen." 
 
XIII 
 
 BENEFACTORS 
 [1646- .] 
 
 (30) JAMES BUNCE ESQ3. 
 
 James Bunce Esc^. gave Ten pounds for Wainscotting y^ upper [162] 
 end of ye Dining Hall. The money was paid Febr: i. 1646. See an 
 old -Receipt for it in Miscellan: Vol: II ^ See Bunce's name in 
 Compu? Cott anno 1647. 
 
 M"^ Bunce was a Citizen & Alderman of London, & Executor to [347] 
 
 Dr Eden. The Ten Pounds web M"" Bunce gave to y^ College is said, 
 
 £ 
 in ye Release of D^ Eden's Legacy of 40 for an Arras Hanging for j^ 
 
 upper end of y® Hall, to be " for ye bettering of ye said Hanging." 
 
 See ye old Lease Book in ye Treasury, fol: 149. The Ten Pounds 
 
 was paid to ye College Sept: 12. 1646. 
 
 See two letters from Aid. Bunce to Mr Cullier, President of T. H. 
 
 in 1645 about the Chambers in Doctor's C. w'' D^ Eden had occupied. 
 
 Miscellanea, vol. IV. [128], [129]. 
 
 (31) NICHOLAS HOBART, ESQ3. [162] 
 
 Nicholas Hobart Esc^. was a Benefactor to this College, Particularly 
 to ye Library. (Howell's Collect :). 
 
 (32) GEORGE GALE ESQ3. 
 
 George Gale Esc^. was a Benefactor to this College, particularly to 
 ye Library. (Howell's Collect:). 
 
 ' Not to be found in Miscellanea. See p. 83. 
 
286 Trinity Hall 
 
 (33) WILLIAM D'AVENANT. 
 
 [162] William D'Avenant gave by will one Hundred pounds to this 
 College for ye buying of Books. His Will bears Date Febr: 10. 
 1680. 
 
 [306] Mr D'Avenant formerly Fellow of Trinity Hall & Rector of 
 
 White Chapel London gave by Will 100 for y^ Buying of Books. 
 The words of y^ Will (wch bears date 10 Febr: 1680) are as follows : 
 viz. " I give and Bequeath unto y^ Master, Fellows & Scholars of 
 "Trinity Hall in Cambridge whereof I was a Member, y^ Sum of 
 "one Hundred pounds to be layd out in Books for their Library 
 " according to y^ appointment of my worthy Friend M' Roger Meredith 
 " one of ye present Fellows of Trinity Hall." 
 
 With this money y^ following Books were Bought by S'' Thomas 
 Exton anno 1683. 
 
 Anderson's Reports. Modern Reports 
 
 Allen's Reports. Noy's 
 
 Bendloe's Reports. Owen's 
 
 Brownlow's Reports Popham's 
 
 Bridgman's Roll's Reports 2 vol. 
 
 Croke's 3 vol. Savill's 
 
 Calthorp's Vaughan's 
 
 Hetley's Wynch's 
 
 Hutton's Yelverton's 
 
 Jones's Gratiani Decisiones 3 vol. 
 
 Latch's Godolphin's Repert: Canonic, 
 
 Lane's 
 
 Ley's 
 
 Leonard's 2 vol. 
 
 Littleton's Reports 
 
 More's 
 
 £, s d 
 All wch with Box & Carriage cost 18. 12. 06. The remainder of 
 ye money was paid into ye Treasury Aug: 8. 1687'. 
 
 (34) THOMAS CRADOCK. 
 [162] Thomas Cradock LL.B. gave one Hundred pounds. This sum of 
 100 was accounted for Jan: 29. 1705. (Chest Keepers Book.) 
 
 ' See also Baker, Harleian MSS., vol. ix., 370. 
 
Thomas Cradock 22ri 
 
 His Epitaph. 
 
 A.D. 1728 I copyed y^ following Inscription fm a Black Marble [360] 
 Gravestone in y« Body of y^ Cathedral Church at Durham. 
 
 " Depositum 
 
 "Thomae Cradock Ar: 
 
 "Filij Josephi Cradock Mil: Natu maximi: 
 
 "Viri Virtute suiiia, Ingenio praestanti, 
 
 " Quod primum in Aula Trin : Cant : vbi & Socius fuit 
 
 " Deinde in Hospitio Greyensi apud Londinates 
 
 " Exercuit, Exornauit. 
 
 " Fuit 
 
 "Regis in Epatu Dunelm: ad Pacem Justitiarius, 
 
 " Episcopi Dunelm : Attornatus Generalis, 
 
 " Epi Cestf in Archidiaconatu Richmond Coinissarius. 
 
 " Fortunis Amplis auctus at Liberis Orbus 
 
 " Nepotes ex Sororibus binos Haeredes scripsit, 
 
 " Quin & Pauperes. 
 
 " Testamento enim opes suas, quae copiosae fuerunt, 
 
 " Non Genere Solum sed & Charitate Junctis Legavit. 
 
 " His bene dicendi materiam, [361] 
 
 " Illis Pij in memoriam affectus Testandi occasionem, 
 
 " Omnibus desiderium sui triste 
 
 " Reliquit 
 
 "Obijt XXV Die Februarij Anno Dni 
 
 " MDCLXXXIX, 
 " Cum vixisset Annos LVI Menses X." 
 
 Arms. On a Cheveron 3 Garbs. Crest, A Bears Head muzzl'd. 
 He was chosen Fellow of Trinity Hall A.D. 1658. 
 
 (35) WILLIAM DICKINS. 
 
 William Dickins gave Fifty pounds. He was admitted Fellow of [162] 
 this College Anno 1651. He Resign'd Anno 1668'. 
 
 (36) HENRY PELSANT. 
 
 Henry Pelsant, sometime Fellow of this College, afterwards vicar 
 of Wethersfield in Essex, gave to this College (after ye decease of His 
 
 ' ScnUinia, vol. i. [27], 30 June, 1668: from Miscellanea, vol. I. [35]. 
 
288 Trinity Hall 
 
 [162] Wife) His House at Wethersfield with ye Household Goods, & Library 
 of Books, on condition y' we Lease y™ out to y^ vicar of Wethersfield 
 for ye time being for Six pounds pr ann ; Four pounds of well to be 
 
 £ s d 
 paid to our College Chest, the remaining 2 : o : o to be dispos'd of 
 
 £. s d £ s d 
 
 thus, viz. To ye M"" 0:6:8; To ye Dean or Divine, 0:5:0; To y* 
 
 £ s d £ s d 
 
 Bursar 0:3:4; To ye Steward 0:3:4; To ye Library-keeper 
 
 £ s d £ s d £ s d 
 
 0:2:4; To ye Butler 0:2:0; To ye Cook 0:2:0; To ye Porter 
 
 £ s d 
 
 0:2:0; To M"" Carter of Great Saling in Essex & his Successors for 
 
 £ s d 
 viewing ye House at Wethersfield once a year o : 13:4. Mr Pelsant's 
 
 Will bears Date May 31. 1677. He desir'd to be Buried in Wethers- 
 field Church. He Dyed Sept: 20. 1683. [For Pelsant's letter, 
 II Sept., 1682, relating to his bequest see Miscellanea, vol. IV. [153].] 
 
 (37) MR FOSTER. 
 
 My William Foster gave money by Will for ye Railing in ye 
 Coiiiunion Table in ye Chapel ; of wch money Five pounds were 
 accounted for at X'tmas 1685^- 
 
 (38) DR KING. 
 
 [163] Robert King LL.D. 22°'! M"^ of this College, was a Benefactor to 
 ye same. He was Chosen M"^ Oct: 28. 1645, by seven votes; D^ John 
 Bond, Fellow of Cath : Hall was put in his place Mar: 7. 1645 ; But 
 D^ King was Restor'd Aug: 10. 1660. [See Miscellanea, vol. I. [20] 
 and [21] I] 
 
 (39) SR THOMAS EXTON Kn'. 
 
 S"" Thomas Exton, Knight, 251!' Master, was a Benefactor to this 
 [309] College. See account of College Plate pp. 97, 108. He was Buried 
 at S* Benets Paul's Wharfe London. 
 
 (40) MR THOMAS CROWCH. 
 
 [163] Mr Thomas Crowch Gave Ten pounds by Will for Books. 
 
 [307] Mf Thomas Crowch formerly of King's College and at his Death 
 Fellow-Comoner of Trinity Hall, gave by Will Ten Pounds to be 
 Laid out in Books according to ye Discretion of S^ Thomas Exton 
 then Master ; who Bought and plac'd in our Library these Books : 
 ' Miscellanea, vol. iv. [147]; and see p. 70. ^ And see pp. 153 — 4. 
 

 
 
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 William Ayloffe 289 
 
 [307] 
 
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 (41) WILLIAM AYLOFFE ESQ3. [163] 
 
 William Ayloffe, Esq, late of Melbourn in Cambridgeshire by 
 Indenture bearing Date Oct: 25. 1690, Devis'd two third parts of His 
 Parsonage Impropriate of Gargrave in ye County of York to S"^ Benj : 
 Ayloffe Baronet, Henry Ayloffe, Henry Hitch &c. in trust among 
 other things, y* Forty five pounds p'' ann part of y« yearly Rent of y« 
 sd two third parts, shou'd be paid to y« M^, Fellows & Scholars 
 of Trinity Hall ; Forty pounds whereof to be apply'd to y^ augmenta- 
 tion of ye two Divinity Fellowships, y^ other Five pounds to ye 
 College, on condition y« ye two Divinity Fellows shou'd alternately, 
 duly, & substantially Read Catechetical Lectures in ye Chapel on 
 ye Church Catechism every Wednesday & Friday in Term-time for 
 half an Hour at a time imediately after morning Service, so as to go 
 thr6 ye whole Catechism every year, beginning on ye First Wednesday 
 or Friday in Term next after ye First of May. 
 
 Mr. Ayloffe Dyed since L. Day 1691, & was Buried in Melbourn 
 Church. 
 
 June 26. 1730. To-day I went to Melbourn on purpose to Learn [381] 
 any thing relating to M"^ Ayloffe. I met with one Dunham an old 
 man who told me he remembred M"" Ayloffe an old man with Grey 
 hairs, y' He (Mr Ayloffe) had been Cup-bearer to ye Queen of 
 Bohemia ; y' he liv'd at Melbourn-Bury, & y* he dyed there, & was 
 Buried in Melbourn Church. I saw ye place where he was Buried viz. 
 in ye Church, in ye South side of it, under a Large Stone rais'd Altar- 
 wise above 3 Foot above ye ground. There is no Inscription on ye 
 Stone. In ye East window of ye Chancel there are Two Coats of 
 Arms parted per pale; ye First, Sable, a Lyon Rampant Or, Collar'd 
 Gules between 2 Crosses patee in Chief, & one in base of ye Second 
 (Ayloffe), a Crescent Argent for Difference. The Second is Argent, 
 3 Heads — whether Fishes or Beasts Heads I cannot tell, perhaps whales 
 Heads— eras'd Sable, I suppose ye Arms of ye family of his Wife. 
 
 ' See pp. 100, no; and Baker, Harl. MSS., vol. IX., p. 370. 
 D. W. 19 
 
290 Trinity Hall 
 
 [381] Dunham told me y' M^ Ayloffe had set up these Arms in his life- 
 time. I went to the House call'd Melbourn Bury where M^ Ayloffe 
 dwelt, but cou'd find no memorials of him there. 
 
 W. W. 
 
 [435] The Stone under wch M"" Ayloffe lyes Buried in Melbourn Church 
 was remov'd lately to Cambridge & Polish'd, & had ye Ayloffe's Arms 
 & ye following Inscription cut on it, & then it was carryed back again 
 to Melbourn & Replac'd Nov: 6. 1733. S' Joseph Ayloffe has lately 
 added y^ Name of Houlding to Ayloffe. 
 
 I paid Nov: 7 1733 Five Pounds to John Woodward y^ Stone- 
 cutter for bringing y^ Stone to Cambridge & cutting y^ Ayloffe's 
 Arms & Epitaph, & carrying back again & replacing y^ said Stone 
 in Melbourn Church. 
 
 The Inscription is as follows, viz. 
 
 "H. S. E. 
 
 "GULIELMUS AYLOFFE ARMIGER, 
 
 "VIR PIUS ET MUNIFICUS, 
 
 "QUI VT PUERI PRIMIS LITERARUM, 
 
 "ET CHRISTIANAE RELIGIONIS ELEMENTIS, 
 
 "VTILIUS ERUDIRENTUR, 
 
 "SCHOLAM MELBOURNIAE FUNDAVIT, 
 
 "EIUSQUE MAGISTRUM, 
 
 "ET VICARIUM DE MELDRETH, 
 
 "NECNON DUOS SOCIOS PRESBVTEROS 
 
 "AUL: TRIN: CANT: 
 
 "STIPENDIIS SATIS AMPLIS COHONESTAVIT. 
 
 " O B 1 1 T A. D. 
 
 " M D C X C I." 
 
 Ayloffe's Bequest. 
 
 [415] Mf Ayloffe's Directions in ye case of a Vacancy of one or Both of 
 ye Catechists Places, with several other things relating to that 
 Benefaction, may be found under M"^ Ayloffe's Hand & Seal in a 
 Little Stitch'd Book with a Blue cover in ye Ayloffe Box in ye 
 Treasury, a copy of wch follows, viz. 
 
 " It would be convenient y' ye Lease may be so lett yt ye Rent 
 " may be payable half yearly, as formerly this was at May-day \and'\ 
 " at Martinmas after ye marier of those countreys, if that caiiot be 
 " obtain'd it must continue in statu quo. 
 
William Ayloffe 291 
 
 " The present Rent of ye Rectory is Fourscore & fifteen pounds p [415] 
 "anum, & twenty shillings p aiium from one Tomlinson from whom 
 " we were forct to recover y^ Tythe by suit after y^ sealing of y^ lease, 
 " & ye Tenant is bound to receive & return y' money w'^ his Rent to 
 " Lond" ; ye defaulkm's all publick Assesm'^ wch are charg'd upon ye 
 " Catechists, Vicar, & Schoolmasf proportionably ; onely ye Catechists 
 " are allow'd pro-five pounds p aiium by ye Deed toward ye paym« of 
 " Publick Taxes if any happen. And four & forty shills p afium wch 
 " is two third prts of ye Pencon to ye ArchBp, wch was recover'd by 
 " suit about ye time Or since ye sealing of ye Lease. The remainder 
 " of ye Rent is allow'd to ye Trustees for ye charges they shall be at 
 " at their meeting once a year, & for w' shall be layd out in renewing 
 " of ye Lease. 
 
 " I desire my worthy friends & Trustees they will be pleas'd to 
 " meet in London about Midsumer yearly, at ye time appointed for ye [416] 
 " feast of o*^ name, to consider what's fitt to be done in order to ye due 
 " performance of this Trust ; & upon informacon of ye behaviour of ye 
 " Catechists, Vicar & Schoolmast"^ they may act accordingly. 
 
 " And I desire if any remainder sh<i happen above ye charge wch 
 " ye Trustees shall be at at their meeting & ye Renewing ye Lease, 
 " may be layd up by ye Reciever of ye Rent for ye Relief of ye poor 
 " Vicar & Schoolmaster if publick Taxes shd prove extraordinary 
 " high, & for ye Reparacon of ye Schoolhouse wch cannot happen in 
 " many years. I earnestly desire my Worthy Friend & Kinsman S"^ 
 ' Benjamin Ayloffe Baronett y' he would be reciever of ye Rent wch 
 " is usually pd before Midsuin"'. I most heartily thank you all my 
 '■ good Friends & Trustees y' you have been pleas'd to accept of ye 
 " trouble of this Trust for my sake, & I humbly beseech Almighty 
 " God y' He wou'd be pleas'd to bless you & y^s Jn this world, & in 
 " that to come, wch is ye earnest & hearty prayer of 
 
 " Y"^ true & faithfull friend & kinsman 
 
 " W™ Ayloffe. 
 
 "April ye 30'^ -91. 
 
 " If it shall so happen y' one of ye Catechists place, or both shall 
 " be void, during ye vacancy [«?/] one or both ye Catechists places of 
 " Trinity Hall in Camfe, ye profits of one or both of y»" shall accrew & 
 " be paid to my Nephewes William Ayloffe, Thomas Ayloffe, & James 
 " Ayloffe in three equal parts or shares, All or ye greatest part of it 
 "be[?«^] bestow'd in charitable uses as my nephewes above nam'd 
 
 19 — 2 
 
292 Trinity Hall 
 
 [416] " shall think convenient & necessary. In witness whereof y« day & 
 "year abovemencond I sett my hand. 
 
 [417] " It would be convenient yt y« lease may be so lett, yt y« Rent 
 "may be payable half-yearly (as formerly this was) at May day, 
 " & Martinmas, after ye manner of those countreyes, if that cannot 
 "be obtain'd it must continue as it is now. 
 
 " The present Rent of ye Rectory is fourscore & fifteen pounds 
 " p aiium, & twenty shilts p anum for one Tomlinson from whom we 
 " were forct to recover ye Tythe by suit after y^ sealing of y^ Lease, & 
 " ye Tenant is bound to receive & return that money with his Rent to 
 "London. The defaulkments are all publick Assessments, wcfe is 
 "charg'd upon ye Catechists, Vicar & Schoolmaster proportionably, 
 " onely ye Catechists are allow'd Five pounds per annum by y* Deed 
 " toward y* payment of publick Taxes if any happen. And four & 
 " fourty shilis p aiium wch is two third parts of ye Pencon to ye ArchBp, 
 "weft was recover'd by suit about ye time, or since y* sealing of ye 
 " Lease. The Remainder of ye Rent is allow'd to ye Trustees for ye 
 " charges they shall be at, at their meeting once a year, & for w* shall 
 " be layd out in y® Renewing of ye Lease. 
 
 " I desire my worthy Friends & Trustees they will be pleas'd 
 " to meet in London about Midsumer yearly at ye time appointed for 
 " ye feast of o^ name to consid"^ what's fitt to be done in order to ye 
 " due performance of this Trust, & upon informacon of ye behaviour 
 " of ye Catechists, Vicar & Schoolmast"^ they may act accordingly. 
 
 " And I desire if any remainder sh<i happen above ye Charge wch 
 " ye Trustees shall be at at their meeting, & ye Renewing of ye Lease, 
 " may be layd up by ye Reciever of ye Rent for ye Relief of ye Poor 
 " Vicar, & Schoolmaster if publick Taxes should prove extraordinary 
 " high & for ye Reparacon of ye School-House wch cannot happen in 
 " many years. I earnestly desire my Worthy Friend & Kinsman S"" 
 " Benjamin Ayloffe Baron' y* he would be Reciever of ye Rent, wch is 
 " usually paid before Midsuiner. 
 
 [418] " I most heartily thank you all my good Friends & Trustees y« 
 " you have been pleas'd to accept ye trouble of this Trust for my sake, 
 " & I humbly beseech Almighty God y* he would be pleas'd to bless 
 " you & y" in this world, & in that to come, wch is ye earnest & hearty 
 "pray"^ of 
 
 " Yr true & Faithfull Friend & Kinsman 
 
 "W™ Ayloffe. 
 
William Ayloffe 293 
 
 "Whereas I have by Deed indented settled two Catechists places [418] 
 ' on Trinity Hall in y^ University of Cambridge, be it known to 
 '■ whom it may concern yt if it shall so happen y' one or both of those 
 " Catechists places abovesd shall be void, during y« vacancy of one or 
 " both of ye sd Catechists places, y^ profits & income of one or both of 
 " them shall accrew, & be paid to my Nephewes W"" Ayloffe, Thomas 
 " Ayloffe & James Ayloffe in three equall parts or shares during their 
 " Lives and y^ longer Liver of them, and afterwards to y^ Trustees, 
 " All, or y« greatest part of wcfe is to be bestow'd in charitable uses 
 " as my sd Nephewes William Ayloffe, Thomas Ayloffe, & James 
 " Ayloffe & Trustees shall judge convenient & necessary : In Witness 
 " whereoff this psent thirtyeth of Aprill, in y^ year of our Lord one 
 " thousand six hundred & ninety one I sett my hand & Seal 
 
 " W™ Ayloffe. ( ls 
 
 " My desire is that y« Vicar Incumbent shall not be absent above 
 " one month at most in y* year, & then his vicaridge of Meldred 
 " be supply'd ; if that be not done, he shall forfeit a Quarter of year's 
 " Profits of this Augmentacon, wch shall accrew to my- Nephewes 
 " William Ayloffe, Thomas Ayloffe & James Ayloffe aforsd for y« 
 " uses above mencon'd. Witness my hand & Seal. 
 
 "W™ Ayloffe. ( LS 
 
 " The eight line of y« Settlem' of y« Catechists place in case of 
 "a vacancy is enterlin'd between y« seaventh & y^ ninth, wch are 
 "these words (During their Lives & ye Longer liver of y™ and 
 " afterw'is to the Trustees) is added by my consent : witness my hand 
 
 " W-" Ayloffe. 
 
 "An advertism' to my Dear Friends & Trustees. [419] 
 
 " My two third parts of the Rectory of Gargrave was bought att 
 "an hundred & tenn pounds p annu and then was thought a great 
 " peiiyworth att that rate the tenants being men of great estate in y^ 
 " parish & had held it about three-score year to their great profitt ; 
 " and after tenn or eleven years, when their Lease ended the Vicar of 
 " ye parish desired to hire it ; and offered tenn pounds p anii more y" 
 " y« former tenants payd ; but considering y* he performed the eccle- 
 " siasticall dutys in ye Rectory, th6 his provision was large (viz.) about 
 " an hundred pounds p ann, yet I lett him have it for seven years att 
 
294 Trinity Hall 
 
 [419] " the former rent, and at y« end of that terme I was forced to abate 
 " him tenn poundes p ann ; soe y« his rent was a just hundred for seven 
 " yeares ; and after that abated more, as the tillage of y« parish de- 
 " creased ; and will increase again as y^ tillage & stock of y^ Rectory 
 " increases ; now y^ reason of both these is evident ; for y« parish 
 " being very large, consisting of sixe townships, beside y^ Mother 
 "Church of Gargrave (viz.) Steinton, Newton, Coniston, Eiston, 
 "Flasby, & Winterbourn (wch only payeth a composition Tythe) 
 " so yt if they should plough upp the sixth part of their ground, wch 
 " is very rich for y« most part, y^ tythes would arise to more y» double 
 " ye present rent ; but y^ parishioners who are many of them men of 
 " fayr estates, lay y^ greatest part of theii' lands to pasture, for y^ 
 " benefitt of juyce (as they call it) for there is noe peice of ground of 
 "that compasse and fertility, in those parts, that can rayse young 
 " cattell to that heith and bulke that this parish doth, so that they 
 "send into this place great numbers of young cattell out of the 
 "neighbouring countrys yearly to be improved here, and therefore 
 " 'till their groundes begin to be mossy, wch rich groundes are apt to 
 "be, they plough upp little but w' hath been in tillage time out 
 
 [420] " of minde.' I understand from some of quality that a composition 
 "Tythe is due to us at so much a head for every beast; but I 
 " was not willing to fall out with them about that wch was intended 
 " for charity ; notwithstanding it may & ought to be made use of for 
 " prevention, if they should designe to reduce their tillage to a small 
 " quantity. 
 
 " The person who shall be pleased to goe down & renew y^ lease 
 " of this Rectory must begin his journey about our Lady-day, the 
 " Lease ending about y« end of Aprill ; the best way is by Yorke road 
 " to Doncaster, (tho it may be not altogether y^ neerest) & soe by 
 " Wakefield & Leeds, to Oatly a markett town, neer to Leithly^ the 
 " seat of Henry Hitch Esc^ whose father ye Deane of Yorke was my 
 "' worthy & true friend & gave me his assistance in y^ management of 
 " this farme for many years. He may desire his company to Skipton 
 " neer Gargrave in order to y^ advantageous leasing of y^ Rectory if 
 " his leasure will permitt, (for he is a man of much businesse, both 
 " publicke & private), but if that cannot be, lett it be desired, that 
 "he would write to some friend or acquaintance of his in those 
 " quarters, who may be assistant to him in this businesse. However 
 " M"" Grandorge who is Doctor Lister's agent to receive his rent 
 " att Gargrave, & parts adjacent, & leaseth his estate, may probably 
 
 ' Keighley? 
 
IVilliam Ayloffe 295 
 
 " be persuaded to assist in this businesse, uppon a letter of request [420] 
 "from y« Doctor. 
 
 "The principall enquiry to be made is whether ye tillage of 
 " ye severall townshipps be lately improved or lessened, and measures 
 " taken accordingly. 
 
 "I imagine y' the present tenant will not part with it if M^ 
 " Grandorg will be pleased to procure any man of stock to appear 
 "about it. However lett y^ covenants be y^ same with those in y^ 
 " preseht lease, wch discharg y* landlord from y^ pensions payable to 
 " ye King & Vicar, ye charg of ye militia, & all town charges whaiso- 
 "ever (publicke assessments excepted) for I have observed y' their 
 " impositions uppon ye landlord in those rates are unreasonable ; if 
 " M"" Grandorg be willing to assist in ye leasing to our advantage, he 
 " must be presented & requited for his paynes, for I thinke he is an 
 " attorney." 
 
 Mr Ayloffe's Catechetical Lecture. 
 
 Here follows a copy of ye said M^ Ayloffe's Deed concerning ye [382] 
 Catechetical Lecture at Trinity Hall &c. 
 
 See ye copy from wch I transcrib'd this. In Miscellanea Aul: Trjn: 
 Cantab, vol : HI. [49]. 
 
 " This Indenture made ye 25* day of October in ye 2nd year of ye 
 " reign of our Soveraign Ld & Lady William ye 3d & Mary ye 2"^ by 
 " ye Grace of God of England, Scotland, France & Ireland King & 
 " Queen Defenders of ye Faith &c. Annocfj Dom 1690, Between 
 " William Ayloffe of Melbourne Bury in y« County of Cambridge 
 " Esc^ & heretofore of Sheene in ye Parish of Meldred in ye sd county 
 " of ye one part, & S"^ Benjamin Ayloffe of London Bar' Henry 
 " Ayloffe ye Elder of Purtdets in ye parish of Great Braxstead in ye 
 " county of Essex Esc|j, Henry Hitch of Leithley in ye County 
 "of York Esq,, Joseph Ayloffe of Grays Inn in ye County of 
 " Middlesex Esq,, Thomas Railton of Westminster in ye county of 
 " Middlesex Gent. William Ayloffe Fellow of Trinity College in 
 " Cambridge, & Thomas Ayloffe, Fellow of Trinity Hall in Cambridge 
 " aforesd, of ye other part, Witnesseth y' y^ sd William Ayloffe for ye 
 " setling Two parts (ye whole in 3 equall parts to be divided) of ye 
 " Rectory herein after mention'd to ye uses, upon ye trusts, & for 
 "ye charitable ifttents, & for ye purposes herein after express'd & 
 "declar'd, & for diverse other good causes & considerations, him 
 "ye sd W™ Ayloffe hereunto especially moving with a free & full 
 
296 Trinity Hall 
 
 [382] " consent of Elizabeth Ayloffe his Wife, Hath granted, releas'd & 
 " confirm'd and by these presents doth grant, release & confirm unto 
 
 [383] " y« sd Sf Benjamin Ayloffe, Henry Ayloffe, Henry Hitch, Joseph 
 "Ayloffe, Thomas Railton, W™ Ayloffe, & Thomas Ayloffe in 
 " their actual possession now being by virtue of a bargain & sale to 
 "ym thereof made for one whole year by Indenture bearing Date 
 " y<= Day next before y^ Day of y^ Date of these Presents & by 
 " force of y« Statute for Transferring uses into possession, & to their 
 " Heirs two parts (y^ whole in Three equal parts to be Divided) of all 
 " That ye Rectory & Parsonage Impropriate of Gargrave in y^ county 
 " of York with its rights, members, & Appurtenances, & of y^ Tith- 
 " barns of Gargrave aforesd, & of all ye Houses, buildings, barns, 
 " stables, aedifices, yards, orchards, gardens. Tithes, Gleab-lands, & 
 "other Lands, Tenements, Meadows, Feedings, Pastures, Leasows, 
 " Coinons, Closes, Ways, Marshes, Woods, Underwoods, Rents, 
 " Reversions, Courts, Perquisites of Courts, & Services of w' sort 
 " or kind soever. And of all Oblations, Fruits, Offerings, Obventions, 
 " Emoluments, Rents, Pensions, Profits, Duties, Comodities, Casualities, 
 " Advantages & Hereditaments w' soever to y« sd Rectory & Parson- 
 "age of Gargrave in any wise belonging, appertaining, or known, 
 " accepted, reputed or taken as part, parcell, or member thereof, or as 
 " appurten' to ye same Rectory or Parsonage situate, lying, renewing, 
 "arising, & being within ye precincts or Territories of Gargrave 
 " aforesd, or elsewhere, & ye Reversion and Reversions, Remainder or 
 " Remainders thereof, & all ye estate, right, Title, Interest, claim, 
 " & Demands whatsoever in Law or Equity of him ye said W™ 
 " Ayloffe of, into, or out of ye said Two parts (ye whole in 3 equall 
 " parts to be divided as aforesaid) of these Rectory, Parsonage, & 
 " Premises, & of every or any part or parcell thereof, To Have & to 
 " Hold ye said Two parts (ye whole in 3 equall parts to be divided as 
 
 [384] " aforesaid) of ye sd Rectory or Parsonage, & all & singular other 
 "ye premisses herein before mention'd & intended to be hereby 
 " granted, releas'd & confirm'd, & every part & parcell thereof with 
 "their & every of their appurtenances unto ye sd S'' Benjamin 
 "Ayloffe, Henry Ayloffe, Henry Hitch, Joseph Ayloffe, Thomas 
 " Railton, William Ayloffe, & Thomas Ayloffe, & their Heirs to ye 
 "several & respective uses, intents, & upon ye trusts, & under ye 
 " Provisos & agreements herein after declar'd & contain'd (that is to 
 " say) to ye use of ye said William Ayloffe for & during ye term of his 
 "Natural life, without impeachm' of, or for any manner of wast, 
 " & from & after his decease to ye use of ye Executors of him ye sd 
 
William Ayloffe 297 
 
 " W"! Ayloffe so far forth as to ye Rent of y^ said two l^ parts of ye [384] 
 " sd Rectory for that year only wch shall be current and unexpir'd at 
 " his death, & after ye receipt of ye sd rent to ye use of y^ sd S^ 
 "Benjamin Ayloffe, Hen: Ayloffe, Hen: Hitch, Jos: Ayloffe, Thomas 
 " Railton, W" Ayloffe, & Thomas Ayloffe their Heirs & Assigns for 
 "ever upon ye trusts herein after mention'd or express'd (that is to 
 " say) as to forty-five pounds p^ annii part of ye yearly rent of ye sd 
 " two Third parts of ye Rectory of Gargrave In Trust for ye Master 
 " or Keeper, Fellows & Scholars of ye College or Hall of ye Holy & 
 " undivided Trinity in ye University of Cambridge & their successors; 
 " Forty pounds per annu whereof is to be apply'd & hereby granted 
 " for ye augmentation of ye Two Divinity Fellowships in y* sd College 
 " wch are already set forth & appointed to that purpose & not other- 
 " wise : Wch sd summ of Forty pounds pf annum shall be equally 
 " divided between ye Two persons who are in present possession [385] 
 " & shall fm time to time hereafter be admitted into ye Divinity 
 " Fellowships, Provided y' they do receive & enjoy their full Dividend 
 " & Provision with ye rest of ye Fellows of y* sd College or Hall over 
 " & above ye said augmentations, & y' ye persons who shall be elected 
 " successively into ye said Fellowships be men of eminent piety 
 " & Learning, of humble & sober conversation, wcfe may duly qualify 
 "y™ for ye office & dignity of Catechists, whereto they are hereby 
 " design'd & appointed, & take upon y">selves to be Catechists, & duly 
 " & substantially perform their Lectures upon ye Catechism y' is now 
 " establish'd by Law, & set forth in ye Book of Coinon Prayer every 
 " week alternately half an hour at least in Term-time, one upon 
 " Wednesday & ye other upon Friday iiiiediately after ye morning 
 " Prayer, w" ye Fellows & Scholars of ye sd College shall be present 
 " in ye Chapel for ye countenance & encouragem' of so necessary & so 
 " pious an exercise. Also ye sd Catechists with ye Master & President 
 " or Dean of ye sd Hall or College taking to y™ such Learned men 
 " as they shall Judge most able for that end & purpose with ye said 
 " Catechists shall divide ye same Catechism into Two parts, wcti shall 
 " be subdivided into so many propositions as shall be by y"> thought 
 " necessary to be distinctly treated upon in course. And ye sd Two 
 "parts shall be assign'd to ye Catechists beforemention'd either by 
 "consent or lot, y' ye whole Catechism may be methodically ex- 
 " pounded yearly without any material omission, and it is hereby 
 "declar'd, y' ye sd Catechists after ye full performance of their sd 
 "duty shall receive fm ye Trustees abovenam'd their Heirs & Assigns 
 "forthwith after ye Receipt of ye Rent of ye said Rectory for ye 
 
298 Trinity Hall 
 
 [386] " Salary of y^ Catechists aforesd ye just sum of Twenty pounds half 
 "yearly to be equally divided between y" upon Certificate from y^ 
 " Master of y<= sd Hall or Coll : (or from y^ Two Senior Fellows 
 " resident of y« said College in y^ Master's absence) sign'd in y* 
 "presence of Two or more credible witnesses resident also in y« sd 
 " College or Hall, y' y« Catechists have fully & faithfully perform'd 
 " their duty in all particulars according to y" true intent & meaning of 
 " these presents. And if by reason of necessary absence or sickness 
 "any omission or neglect shall happen in y^ performance of y^ 
 " premises, & that not be supply'd by some able & Learned Divine 
 " approv'd by y^ Major part of y« Fellows of y^ said College then 
 " resident, the sd Catechists either of y™ so offending shall forfeit y« 
 "suin of Forty shillings for every offence to be detain'd out of 
 " y« salary abovemention'd wch sd penalty & penalties & so much of 
 " it or y™ as y« sd Trustees shall judge requisite at y request of y* sd 
 " Master & Fellows of y^ sd Hall may be dispos'd of by y« Trustees to 
 " such person or persons w™ they shall declare to be Indigent Scholars 
 " of y« said Hall & not otherwise. Also it is declar'd, y* Five Pounds 
 " residue of y^ sd Forty Five Pounds p"" annu shall be a Supply to y^ 
 "sd College in general, but more particularly & in ye first place to 
 " make up y^ full salary of y^ said Catechists hereby endow'd as 
 " aforesaid, if any abatem' of y^ Rent of y^ Rectory shou'd happen by 
 " Taxes, Assessm'^, Military Charges or otherwise. Provided also y' 
 " if any of y* Blood & alliance of ye sd W"» Ayloffe or Elizabeth his 
 
 [387] " Wife Daughter of Thomas Whally of Screveton in ye County of 
 " Nottingham Esq, shall be found well-deserving ye office & dignity 
 " of a Catechist & y' his Piety & ability shall appear, it is intended & 
 " desir'd y* he obtain favour from ye Master & Fellows, & be prefer'd 
 "to ye said Fellowship & office annex'd before others being re- 
 " coinended by ye Trustees. And in case ye performance of ye 
 " matters aforesd shall by any Law or thing (unforeseen) be hindred, 
 "so y' ye Catechism may not be expounded in ye Chapel aforesd 
 " according to ye true intent of ye sd W™ Ayloffe touching ye same 
 " herein before declar'd, y' then & thenceforward ye payment of ye sd 
 " Forty Pound per annu shall not be imploy'd or paid to any other 
 " like use in lieu thereof, but shall cease and not be rais'd or paid in 
 " any wise, & shall accrue to ye benefit of ye Heirs at Law of ye sd 
 " W™ Ayloffe untill ye same shall & may again according to ye true 
 " intent hereof be employ'd for ye purposes & services aforesaid & 
 " none other. And for and concerning ye rest & residue of ye rents & 
 " profits of ye sd two parts (the whole into 3 equals divided) of ye sd 
 
William Ayloffe 299 
 
 " Rectory & Premises over & above what shall raise & pay y^ sd [387] 
 " Forty Five pounds per annu as aforesd, y^ said S^ Benj. Ayloffe, 
 "Henry Ayloffe, Henry Hitch, Joseph Ayloffe, Thomas Railton, 
 " W™ Ayloffe, & Thomas Ayloffe their Heirs & Assigns shall hold ye 
 " same from & after y^ decease of y^ said W™ Ayloffe Upon Trust y' 
 " they in or for augmentation of y« Vicarage of Meldreth in ye said 
 " county of Cambridge shall & will allow & pay yearly unto y^ Vicar [388] 
 "of Meldreth aforesd & his successes vicars of Meldreth aforesd for 
 " ever Twenty Five pounds by Half yearly payments upon considera- 
 " tion yt every such vicar for y^ time being be resident & shall inhabit 
 " or dwell in y« Parish of Meldreth aforesd during y« time he shall be 
 " such Vicar, & not in any other parish or place, thd he shou'd accept 
 " of any other Benefice or Ecclesiastical prefermt^ or Dignity. Pro- 
 " vided always, & y^ true intent & meaning of these presents is y' w" 
 "so often & so long as any such Vicar shall be resident, inhabit, 
 " or dwell in any other parish or place, y^ sd Twenty Five pounds p"" 
 " annu shall not be paid to him, but unto James Ayloffe of Trinity 
 " Hall in Cambridge younger son of Thomas Ayloffe deceas'd, 
 "younger Brother to y^ sd W" Ayloffe, & to his heirs untill such 
 " Vicar or some other yt shall after be Vicar of y^ same Parish shall 
 " be resident, inhabit or dwell there, & y' then & from thenceforth y« 
 "sd 25 Pounds p"" annu shall be allow'd & pd again to such Vicar, or 
 " other Vicar resident. And as for & concerning y^ rest & residue of 
 " y« sd rents & profits of y* sd two parts of y^ sd Rectory & Premisses 
 " over & above w' shall pay y^ sd Forty five pounds pr annu & y^ 
 " Twenty five pounds pf annu beforemention'd, y« sd S"^ Benjamin 
 "Ayloffe, Henry Ayloffe, Henry Hitch, Joseph Ayloffe, Thomas 
 " Railton, W™ Ayloffe & Thomas Ayloffe their heirs & Assigns shall 
 " hold ye same fm & after ye decease of ye said W™ Ayloffe upon ye 
 " Trusts following (that is to say) upon trust they shall & will allow 
 " & pay yearly to ye person who shall be School-master of Melbourne 
 " in ye sd county of Cambridge & his successors yearly for ever by 
 " Half-yearly payments after ye Receipt of ye Rent of ye sd Rectory [389] 
 " Fifteen Pounds p"^ annum & upon ye consideration & intent yt ye sd 
 "school-master & his success" who are to enjoy ye sd 15 pounds p"" 
 " annum will take upon him & y™ ye Mastership of a Free School to 
 "be kept at Melbourn aforesd & will there reside & instruct Forty 
 " children of ye poorer sort of ye Parishes of Melbourn and Meldreth 
 " being Protestants & ye children of ye Protestants of ye Church of 
 " England as it is now by Law establish'd (& no other) untill they 
 " can presently read English & write a plain & legible Hand & also 
 
300 Trinity Hall 
 
 [389] " make answer to y« questions of y^ Catechism of y« Church of 
 " England contain'd in ye Liturgy establish'd by Law, so y' they may 
 " be able to make a ready & distinct answer to y^ Questions in y^ 
 "same in y^ presence of y^ Congregation w" it shall be requir'd by 
 '■ye Ministers of ye Parishes aforesaid. And ye Trustees before- 
 "mention'd shall from time to time make choice of a Fit person 
 ■' discreet & sober, of a good conversation to be Govern"^ & Master of 
 "ye sd School upon ye recoiiiendation of ye Ministers and Church- 
 " wardens of ye sd Parishes, or otherwise according to their Judgm^s. 
 "And if it shou'd happen y' ye sd Schoolmaster shou'd become 
 "careless & negligent or in any wise scandalous or guilty of any 
 " crime wch may be of bad example to make him unfit for ye governm' 
 " of youth, y' then ye sd Schoolmaster shall be remov'd by ye Trustees 
 "who shall place a fit person in his room. And as touching all ye 
 " rest and residue of ye profits of ye said two parts (ye whole divided 
 " as aforesd) of ye sd Rectory & premises over & above w' shall raise 
 "& pay ye sd several yearly summs & payments abovemention'd, 
 "& over & above w' shall pay & discharge all such expenses & 
 
 [390] " charges as ye sd Trustees, their Heirs or Assigns or "any of y"> shall 
 " expend or be put unto in or concerning ye premisses or ye execution 
 " of ye Trust aforesd, or w' shall relate thereunto (wch they are to be 
 " allow'd in ye first place if any be) ye same shall be employ 'd for ye 
 "reparation of ye Schoolhouse in Melbourne aforesd w" need shall 
 " require, & to buy Catechisms for ye poorer sort of Children to be 
 " taught & instructed in ye sd Free School. And also it is declar'd & 
 " agreed by & between ye sd parties to these Presents y' Wsoever so 
 " many of ye Trustees aforesd shall happen to dye as y' 3 or 4 of y™ 
 "shall be surviving, y' ye sd 3 or 4 survivors shall transfer ye sd 
 " Rectory, Parsonage, Tithes & Premisses to ye use of y^selves & 
 " some others to be chosen by y™ & their Heirs, & ye like to be done 
 "& continu'd as occasion shall be for ever, so y* ye Premisses may 
 " continue always vested in a competent number of Trustees whereof 
 " ye Heir at Law of ye sd W™ Ayloffe for y* time being to be one 
 " upon ye Trusts herein before declar'd. Nevertheless any Act or 
 " Payment in or towards ye performance of ye sd Trust or any of 
 "y™ made or executed by ye Number of 4 of ye sd Trustees for 
 " ye time being shall be as effectual to bind ye rest as if they had all 
 " joyn'd therein, & y' not any of ye sd Trustees shall be answerable or 
 " accountable for any of ye rents or profits of ye sd Two parts (ye 
 "whole being divided as aforesd) of ye sd Rectory of Gargrave, 
 " but such only as he or they shall actually receive, or for ye act, 
 
William Aylqffe 301 
 
 " neglect or default of y^ others, Provided always also y' it shall [390] 
 " & may be lawfuU to & for y^ sd W™ Ayloffe during his natural life 
 "from time to time & at all times by any Deed or Deeds writing or [391] 
 " writings to be by him subscrib'd & seal'd in y« presence of two or 
 "more credible witnesses to institute, ordain, or do any matter or 
 " thing wch shall be thought necessary by him for y^ better perform - 
 "ing & executing y« Trust abovemention'd wcfe shall be excepted, 
 "deem'd, or taken to be of as full force & vertue as if y« same 
 "was contain'd within these Presents, anything in these Presents 
 " to y« contrary thereof contain'd notwithstanding. And if it shall 
 "happen y' any considerable abatem' shou'd be made in y^ rent 
 " of ys sd Two Third parts of y^ Rectory aforesd, by reason of Taxes, 
 " publick assessm's, or by any other accident so y' y« sd rent can- 
 " not be sufficient for y^ full paym' of y« particular s,wm? mention'd 
 "in this Deed y^ Trustees shall make an Equal & proportionate 
 "deduction thereof out of y^ several salaries abovegranted. In 
 " Witness whereof y^ parties to these Presents have to y^ same 
 " interchangeably set their Hands & Seals y^ day & year first above- 
 " written." 
 
 Memorandum. 
 
 A Lease of y« sd Two Third parts of y^ Parsonage of Gargrave 
 was Lett for Twenty years fm May i. 1724 to Matthew Garforth of 
 
 Gargrave for y^ yearly Rent of 76 : 00 : 00. 
 
 Memorandum. 
 
 Thomas Railton Esq, being in y= year 1729 y* only surviving 
 Trustee of those appointed by M"^ Ayloffe, he did then renew y« 
 Trust, & accordingly he appointed Francis Pemberton of Trumpington 
 Esq,, Conyers Middleton, W™ Savage D« of Divinity, Thomas Buck 
 of Cambridge Esq,, Zachary Grey LL.D., Richard Warren of Caven- 
 dish S.T.P., & Godfrey Washington A.M. Fellow of S« Peters College 
 Trustees. 
 
 The Certificate. 
 
 The Comon Form of y« Certificate mentn'd in M"^ Ayloffe's Deed [392] 
 is as follows. Mutatis mutandis. 
 
 " To S"^ Benjamin Ayloffe Baronet, Henry Ayloffe, Joseph Ayloffe 
 " Esquires, Thomas Railton Esquire, W™ Ayloffe, & Thomas Ayloffe 
 " D" of Law, Greeting. 
 
 "Whereas William Ayloffe late of Melboum in y^ County of 
 
302 Trinity Hall 
 
 [392] " Cambridge. Esq, by Indenture made y^ 25* of October A.D. 1690 
 "did devise Two Third parts of that his Rectory & Parsonage of 
 " Gargrave in y^ County of York to you y« persons abovenam'd in 
 " Trust among other things y' Forty Five younds pr annu part of ye 
 " yearly rent of y"> sd Two Third parts shou'd be paid to y^ Master, 
 " Fellows & Scholars of Trinity Hall in y« University of Cambridge, 
 " Forty pounds whereof shou'd be apply 'd to y^ Augmentation of y^ 
 " Two Divinity Fellowships in y« sd College or Hall, & y^ other Five 
 " Pounds shou'd remain as a supply to y« sd College or Hall, with a 
 " Proviso y« y^ Two Divines Fellows of y^ sd College or Hall shou'd 
 " alternately, duly & substantially read Catechetical Lectures upon y^ 
 " Catechism now by Law establish 'd on every Wednesday & Friday 
 " in Term-time in y« Chapel of y^ sd College or Hall imediately after 
 " Morning Prayer for Half an hour at least, & in case of necessary 
 " absence or sickness of either of y^ sd Divines y^ Duty of him so 
 " absent or sick shou'd be supply'd by some other able & Learned 
 " Divine to be approv'd by y^ Major part of y« Fellows of y« sd 
 "College or Hall then resident, & y' upon Certificate fm y^ Master 
 " of y« sd College or Hall, or fm Two Senior Fellows resident in y^ sd 
 " College or Hall in y^ Master's absence, signed in y« presence of Two 
 " or more credible Witnesses resident also in y« sd College or Hall, y' 
 
 [393] " y* ^^ Catechists have fully & faithfully perform'd their duty in all 
 " Particulars according to y« true intent & meaning of y^ sd Indenture, 
 "y« sd Catechists shou'd receive fm y« sd Trustees their Heirs & 
 " Assignes y« just sum of Twenty Pounds half yearly to be divided 
 " equally betwixt them. 
 
 " Now know y^ y' we whose Names are subscribed do certify y' 
 " William Warren LL.D. & Philip Nichols A.M. are ye Two Fellows 
 " who have y^ Two Divinity Fellowships in our sd College or Hall & 
 " y« they y* sd W™ Warren & Philip Nichols have duly & substantially 
 " perform'd their Duties in all particulars according to y^ true intent & 
 " meaning of y^ sd Indenture by reading Catechetical Lectures duly & 
 " substantially in their turns, & on their appointed days in Term-time, 
 " viz. from y^ first Reading Day happening in Term-time, since y^ 
 " i^t of May A.D. 1728 to y^ Last Reading Day in Term-time wch 
 •' concluded y^ sd year wch ends ye Last Day of April A.D. 1729. 
 "May 16. 1729. 
 
 " Francis Dickins 
 " Wharton Peck 
 
 „ T A Benj : Woodward 
 
 In ye presence of > „ t:- • 1 i. . 
 
 •^ ^ ) Sam: Fairclough. 
 
Dr Oxenden 303 
 
 N.B. The Certificate for ye year ending y^ Last Day of April [393] 
 1730 was Directed to y^ New Trustees, viz. To Joseph Aylofife Esq,, 
 Francis Pemberton Esq,, Conyers Middleton D"^ of Divinity, W"" 
 Savage D^ of Divinity, Thomas Buck Esq^, Zachary Grey LL.D., 
 Richard Warren D"" of Divinity & Godfrey Washington M'" of Arts, 
 and was sign'd by Francis Dickins & Wharton Peck May 8. 1730 In 
 y« presence of John Chetwode & Wadham Knatchbull. See in y« 
 Treasury for writings relating to M^ Ayloffe's Benefaction'. 
 
 (42) H^ OXENDEN. 
 
 George Oxenden LL.D. 2&^ M"" of this College, Dean of y« [163] 
 
 £ s d 
 Arches & Vicar General, Gave 40:00:00 to buy Books for ye 
 
 Library; and order'd money for an addition to a Scholarship for a 
 
 Kentish Clergymans Son ; But He Dyed before y« thing was settl'd 
 
 completely, viz. Febr: 20. 1702. However His Lady M" Elizabeth 
 
 Oxenden Surviving, She Left money for that purpose by Will, a 
 
 Clause of wch is as follows ; viz. 
 
 £. 
 " I doe confirme and bequeath to them and to y* CoUedge 40 for [164] 
 
 £ 
 " Books. I doe bequeath 150 to be pd the CoUedge & mention 'd as 
 
 " a thing design'd by my Dear Husband & self to buy a Schollarship 
 
 " as an Additional Scholarship to one of those SchoUars of y^ House 
 
 " web shall be to a Kentish Clergymans (east Kent to be Interpreted) 
 
 " Son, and then to ye next Clergymans man, or in such want then to 
 
 " ye poorest Deserving Schollar who is already Schollar of ye House 
 
 " for this was design'd as an addition by my dear Husband to be ye 
 
 "better Educated. This Schollarship to be called D^ O: Scholarship 
 
 "and to be Dispos'd of by my self as long as I Live & after my 
 
 " death by any the nearest Relations wch shall then be Fellow, or in 
 
 " case noe such Relation be of ye CoUedge, then ye Schollarship to be 
 
 " dispos'd of by ye M"^ of ye said CoUedge with ye Limitations afore- 
 
 " said viz. to a Kents man & to a Clergymans Son." 
 
 £ 
 D"^ Oxenden's 150 was many years ago laid out in E. India Bonds, [452] 
 
 £ 
 wch were lately sold & ye money added to D"" Chetwode's 250, and 
 
 £ 
 Stock of 435 was purchas'd in ye 3 pr cent Annuity by ye College for 
 
 ' See copies in Miscellanea, vol. I. [89], for the year 1693; and vol. ill. [63—67], for 
 i7'3. i7'8, 17119, 1730, 1731. 
 
304 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 [452] ye use of Df Oxenden's & D"- Chetwode's Scholars^ The Receipt is 
 in ye College Treasury. A Copy of ye Receipt follows. 
 
 "3 per Cen? Annuity, Anno 173 1. 
 " Received this 7«h Day of March 173I of The Master, 
 " Fellows & Scholars of Trinity Hall Cambridge By their 
 " Att°. Chas. Pinfold Jun"" the sum of Four Hundred and 
 
 s d 
 
 " five pounds, 12. 9 being y^ consideration for Four Hundred 
 "Thirty five Pounds — Interest or Share in ye Capital or 
 " Joynt Stock erected by an Act of Parliam' in ye Fourth 
 " year of his Majesty King George 1 1 (intitled, An Act for 
 "raising One Million Two Hundred Thousand Pounds by 
 " Annuities, & a Lottery, in manner therein mentioned, &c,) 
 " by me this Day Transferred to the said Master Fellows & 
 " Scholars of Trinity Hall Cambridge. j 
 
 " Witness my Hand 
 
 " Edward Jackson. 
 " Witness 
 
 " Pr. Merrick." 
 
 £ 
 •^405. 12.9 
 
 " M' Pinfold's Account 
 
 « Cha'' Pinfold D'to Trinity 
 
 « Hall. 
 
 " D' Chetwode's Benefaction 
 
 "D' Oxenden's 
 
 " Premium on the E. India 
 "Bonds 
 
 nt 
 250 
 
 
 
 
 
 150 
 
 
 
 
 
 6 
 
 9 
 
 
 
 406 
 
 9 
 
 
 
 " By Four hundred & thirty 
 
 "five pounds in y' three 
 
 "p' Cent, annuities at 93 J 405 : 12 : 9 
 " Brokeridge for y° same ... 0:11:0 
 "Ditto for the sale of y» 
 
 " Bonds 0:2:0 
 
 " Letter of Attorney ... o: 3:0 
 
 "April 7 173s 
 
 406 : 8:9 
 
 [164 & 
 
 375] 
 
 "April 7. 1735. 
 
 " Cha= Pinfold, Bursar." 
 
 My^ Oxenden Dyed at Bath on or about Sept: 18. 1704. 
 
 D"^ Oxenden & his Lady lye buried in Wingham Church in Kent, 
 in a part of it call'd Dene Chancel. The Inscription on their Monum' 
 over ye Vault (as I copyed it Aug: 12. 1729) is as follows, viz. 
 
 Dr Oxenden's Epitaph. 
 
 " George Oxenden LL.D. Dean of the Arches & Vicar Generall 
 " of the Province of Canterbury, Regius Professor of the 
 " Civill Law & Master of Trinity Hall in the Vniversity 
 
 ' For College order to invest D' Oxenden's bequest in the purchase of land in Cambs., 
 see Miscellanta, vol. II. [64], 1704 A.D. For Chetwode's bequest see pp. 309 _/i//., and p. 318. 
 
Dr Fauconberge 305 
 
 " of Cambridge, Third Son of S"" Henry Oxenden Kn' & Baronet, [375] 
 " had Issue by his Wife Elizabeth Three Sons, Henry, James 
 " & George, & Dyed February 1702. EHzabeth his Wife, 
 " Daughter of S"" Bazill Dixwell of Broom Bar' Dyed Sept: 1704." 
 
 (43) Ti^ FAUCONBERGE. 
 
 Henry Fauconberge LL.D. formerly Fellow of this College, after- [164] 
 wards Chancell' of S' Davids, gave Fifty pounds to y^ College Chest. 
 His Will bears Date May 3. 17121. He resign'd His Fellowship 
 Jan: 17. 1673. 
 
 The Clause in D^ Fauconberge's Will by wch He gave us 50 is as \ioy'\ 
 follows ; viz. 
 
 " Item I give and Bequeath unto y^ Master Fellows and Scholars 
 "of Trinity Hall in y^ University of Cambridge y^ sum of Fifty 
 "pounds for y« use of y« said College or Hall within 18 months 
 "after my Decease to be paid by my executrix." 
 
 D'^ Fauconberge was Buried at Beccles in Suffolk. I saw his [320] 
 epitaph on a Tombstone in y^ Church yard there A.D. 1723. It is 
 as follows : 
 
 Dr Fauconberge's Epitaph. 
 
 " Hie jacet Hen : Fauconberge LL.D. 
 
 "Archiepisc: Can? olim a Secretis 
 
 "Dioces: Menev: Cancellarius 
 
 "Archidiac Suf: et Norf: Officialis et Coiiiis: 
 
 " Facultatum Registrarius 
 
 "Pietate, Doctrina et morum Probitate Insignis 
 
 "Regni legibus et eccte Ang: ritibus admodum Conformis. 
 
 Dom. 1713 
 
 "ObijtOct:29Ann:{^°^-;7 
 
 " In secundis nuptijs vxorem habuit 
 
 "Mariam, Joh: Barker e Wickham Mer: Gen: Filiam 
 
 " Quae maerens maritorum optimo hoc monumentum posuit." 
 
 (44) MR HOLT. 
 
 Gilbert Holt (chosen & admitted Scholar of y« House Apr: 12. [164] 
 1680) gave his Books to y^ Library in number about 180. He Dyed 
 A.D. 1719. 
 
 ' For a copy of the will see Miscellanea, vol. i. [56]. 
 
 D. W. 20 
 
3o6 Trinity Hall 
 
 (45) DR JOHNSON. 
 
 [164] James Johnson LL.D. Fellow of Trinity Hall gave by his Last 
 Will to ye College after y^ decease of his Sister Ruth Collett, & his 
 Niece Winifred Head, his Copy-hold Estate in Oldhurst for y^ 
 purposes mentioned in his Will. 
 
 [358] Dr Johnson was Chancellor of y<= Diocese of Ely, Master of y" 
 Faculties, & Coinissary of Leicester. He Dyed at his House at 
 Hemingford Febr: 3. 172I & was Buried in y^ Chancel of y" 
 Church there. His Will bears Date January i8'h 1727,3 clause of 
 wch is as follows, viz. 
 
 " Item I give & devise all & singular my copy-hold messuages 
 " lands tenements & hereditaments whatsoever in Oldhurst in y^ county 
 
 [359] "of Huntingdon unto my Sister Ruth Collett & to my Niece Winifred 
 " Head for & during y^ term of their natural lives & y« natural life of 
 " ye longer liver of y™, & fm & after ye decease of ye Survivor of y"> 
 " To ye Master, Fellows & Scholars of Trinity Hall aforesaid & their 
 '' Successors upon Trust to receive & take ye rents issues & profits 
 " thereof, & pay & dispose thereof in form following. That is to say, 
 " after necessary deductions made, divide ye same into three equal 
 " parts yearly, one of wch I give to ye Vicar of Heiningford Gray in 
 " ye said county of Huntingdon for ye time being towards ye Augmen- 
 " tation of that poor Vicarage, one other part thereof I give unto one 
 " of ye waiting Scholars to be nominated by ye Senior Fellow of ye sd 
 " College, but so y* no one person shall enjoy it above five years, or 
 " after he ceases to be a waiting Scholar. The remaining part thereof 
 " I desire may be divided into 3 parts, one of wch I give to ye Bursar 
 " of ye sd College for ye time being, & ye residue thereof I desire may 
 " be lodg'd in ye College Chest to answer for Fines & Contingencies^." 
 
 [361] Dr Johnson's Epitaph. 
 
 " M. S. 
 "Jacobi Johnson LL.D. 
 
 " Cancellarij EHensis, 
 
 " Magistri ad Facultates, 
 
 "Aulae Trin: apud Cantab: Socij; 
 
 "Vivido Ingenio, Peracri Judicio, 
 
 [362] " Luculenta Oratione, Politiore Humanitate, 
 
 " Suavissimisc^ Moribus, exornati: 
 
 ^ See also pp. 66, 87. 
 
Dr Johnson 307 
 
 "E Cathedra Jus Civile profitentis [362] 
 
 " Sententiarum Gravitatem, Verborum Pondera, 
 
 "Vocis Jucunditatem, Venustumqj totius Corporis Gestum, 
 
 " Praesertim vero Singulas, pro Re nata, Controversias 
 
 " Dijudicantis Acumen 
 
 " Sine satietate suspiciebant Academici 
 
 "et Admirabantur. 
 
 "Vixit Humani Generis Deliciae, 
 
 " Sibi Cognatione junctorum Amantissimus, 
 
 "Amicis Sodalibusq, egregie Fidelis ; 
 
 " Indigentibus benigne fecit, 
 
 " Omnibus deniq, omnium ordinum Hominibus 
 
 " Adeo Facilem, adeo Benevolum, adeo Humanum 
 
 " Se prKstitit, vt niiiil supra. 
 
 " Cselebs obijt diris Calculi Cruciatibus confectus : 
 
 " Omnibus sane flebilis, Nullis vero flebilior 
 
 " Quam Hemingfordiensibus : 
 
 " Hei nimium nimiumcjj infselicibus Hemingfordiensibus 
 
 " Sibi Beneficorum facillime Principem 
 
 "Tam Brevem sortitis. 
 
 "Aulam Trin: apud Cantab: haud ingrato donavit Dono, 
 
 " Hujusce Ecclesiae neutiquam oblitus. 
 
 "Wenefridam Head ex sorore Neptem 
 
 " Filiolae loco dilexit, Parvulam Suscepit, 
 
 " Libera eduxit, scripsitcjj tandem ex Asse Hseredem : 
 
 " Quae hoc Marmor qualecunq, est, 
 
 " Pietatis ergo Maerens posuit. 
 
 "Fato cessit (Annum agens LV) 
 
 "Tertio Nonas Feb: 
 
 "Alio Dili MDCCXXVn." 
 
 Dr Johnson's Arms on his monum' on y^ Wall on y^ North side of [453] 
 ye Chancel in Heiningford-Grey Church, Argent, a Fess embattell'd 
 between 3 (Lyons) Heads eras'd Gules, Crown'd Or. Crest, a (Lyons) 
 Head as in y« Field. On a Grave-Stone over his Body, are these 
 words : 
 
 " Underneath this Stone 
 
 "Lyeth interr'd the Body 
 
 "of James Johnson LL.D. 
 
 "Ob. 3. Feb: 1727. Etat: SS-" 
 
 Arms also on y^ Grave Stone. 
 
 20 — 2 
 
3o8 Trinity Hall 
 
 (46) Di^ ALLEN. 
 
 [165] William Allen LL.D. Rector of Swannington, & Vicar of 
 Woodalling in Norfolk,, & formerly Fellow of Trinity Hall, gave by 
 Will to Trinity Hall all his Latin, Greek & French Books, & all his 
 Estate in Bures S' Mary in Suffolk, for ye Founding Two Scholar- 
 ships after y« decease of ye several persons mention'd in his Will. 
 
 [432] " Among other things in ye Last Will & Testam' of William Allen 
 " Clerk, Rector of Swannington & Vicar of Woodalling in ye County 
 " of Norfolk deed bearing date ye Ninth day of November 1730 is 
 " contain'd as follows (to witt) : 
 
 " Item I give to ye Master Fellows & Scholars of Trinity Hall in 
 " Cambridge all my Greek, Latin, & French Books, with a power to 
 "them to exchange Duplicates'. I give & devise to my Brother John 
 " Allen all my Estate in Bures S' Mary in Suffolk or Villages adjacent 
 " during ye term of his natural life. And after his decease, Then I 
 " give my said estate to his son William Allen during ye term of his 
 
 [433] " natural life. Then after ye decease of ye said William, I give my 
 " said estate to his eldest son Francis Allen of Manchester during ye 
 "term of his natural life. And after his decease. Then I give & 
 " devise my said estate to ye Master Fellows & Scholars of Trinity 
 " Hall in Cambridge, Them & their successors for ever, for ye Founding 
 " Two Scholarships of Ten Pounds p"" annu each more or less, desireing 
 " y' Two of my nearest kindred may have ye preference of being elected 
 " into ye said Scholarships before all others ; And for want of such 
 " kindred, then y' Two Scholars fm ye Free Grainar School of 
 " Richmond in Yorkshire may have ye next proprietie to ye said 
 " two Scholarships ; And for want of such, then y' two Scholars 
 " from any other School in Yorkshire may have ye third proprietie 
 " to ye sd two Scholarships ; And for want of such. Then y* two 
 " Scholars out of ye Diocese of Norwich may have ye fourth proprietie 
 " to ye sd two Scholarships ; And for want of such. Then y' two 
 " Scholars out of ye Towne or County of Cambridge may have ye 
 " fifth Proprietie to ye sd two Scholarships. 
 
 " I doe attest ye Premisses to be a True Copy 
 " taken from, and agreeing with, ye Original 
 " Will of ye Deed abovemention'd. 
 
 ' For catalogue of books, see Miscellanea, vol. in. [96]; for cost of carriage, ibid. [121]; 
 and for the will, ibid. [94]. 
 
Dr Chetwode 309 
 
 " Examin'd by me [433] 
 
 " Attested by Witt Bayfield 
 
 " Henry Shinkell 
 
 " Henry Danna 
 
 " Witnesses to y^ said Will 
 
 The College became possessed of the Estate 1786, 
 
 " Fran : Spendlove 
 " Notary Publick." 
 
 (4;) DR CHETWODE. 
 
 John Chetwode LL.D., Fellow of Trinity Hall, gave by Will to [165] 
 Trinity Hall y^ sum of One Hundred & Fifty Pounds for "a 
 " Scholarship for a Scholar's due attendance in taking care of ye 
 "Chappell there, & to y^ Master & Fellows of Trinity Hall — each 
 " of yi" a Ring of a Guinea value." And in a Codicil he desires 
 that the Income of Fellowship be return'd y« College. He Dyed in 
 Trinity Hall in Dr Cottrell's Chamber Num: 3. Oct: 27. 1733, And 
 according to his desire signify'd after y^ making of his Will, he was 
 Buried in Tempsford Church in Bedfordshire November 5. 1733. 
 
 A Copy of D"" Chetwode's Will 
 
 " In y« name of God Amen. I John Chetwode Doctor of Laws & [43S] 
 " one of ye Fellows of Trinity Hall in y^ University of Cambridge 
 " being of sound & disposing mind & memory do make this my Last 
 " Will & Testament in manner & form following, that is to say. In y^ 
 "first -place I give & bequeath unto my dear Sister Elizabeth Chet- [43^] 
 " wode all my Estate Real & personall of every kind wheresoever & 
 ■' whatsoever in y^ Countys of Bedford, Huntingdon, & Cambridge, & 
 "elsewhere in y« Kingdom of Great Britain to her her Heirs & 
 " Executors according to y^ respective natures of ye severall estates, 
 " she paying all my Debts & Legacys hereinafter given & bequeathed. 
 " Also I give & bequeath unto my sister M" Anne Cotton & to her 
 " Daughter My^ Askham The Sum of Five Hundred Pounds of lawfull 
 " money of Great Britain to be equally divided between & paid to 
 " them by my Executrix hereinafter named within twelvemonths next 
 " after my decease. Also I give & bequeath unto y^ Provost Fellows 
 " & Scholars of Kings College in y^ University of Cambridge The Suin 
 " of One Hundred Pounds, and to y^ Reverend M"" Wadham Knatch- 
 "bull Fellow of Trinity Hall aforesaid all my Books & Manuscript 
 " sermons late my Fathers together with a Locket of Lord Ros- 
 " commons Hair and a Ring at my Funerall of y^ value of a 
 "Guinea. I also give to y^ said M"^ Wadham Knatchbull The 
 
3IO Trinity Hall 
 
 [436] " Sum of Two Hundred Pounds of lawfull money of Great Britain. 
 " Also I give & bequeatii to y^ Master Fellows & Scholars of Trinity 
 " Hall aforesaid the Suiii of One Hundred & Fifty Pounds to be dis- 
 " posed by y™ towards founding a Scholarship for a Scholars due 
 " attendance in taking care of ye Chappell there. And I give to y^ 
 
 [437] " Master & Fellows of Trinity Hall aforesaid wch shall be so at y^ 
 " time of my decease to each of y"> a Ring of a Guinea value. Also 
 " I give to Edmund Waller Fellow of S' John's College in y^ Uni- 
 '•versity of Cambridge y^ Sum of Ten Pounds. To D"" Willymot 
 " Fellow of Kings College aforesaid y^ suin of Ten pounds. To D"^ 
 " Warren of Trinity Hall aforesaid y« suiii of Ten Pounds. To Styan 
 " Thirlby Fellow of Jesus College in y^ said University of Cambridge 
 "ye suiii of Fifty Pounds. And to M"- William Mundy Fellow of 
 " Pembroke in y^ said University of Cambridge ye suiii of Five 
 "Pounds. And I give to ye said D"- Waller, D"^ Willymot, D"- 
 " Warren, Styan Thirlby & M^ Mundy to each of y™ a Ring of a 
 " Guinea value. I also give to my servant Robert Leach ye suiii of 
 " Ten pounds & all my cloths & Linnen he disposing of my Surplice 
 " & Hood to be us'd in a proper manner. And I do hereby give & 
 " bequeath all my said Real & personal estate as aforesaid to my said 
 " sister Elizabeth Chetwode she paying all my said money Legacys 
 " hereinbefore or hereinafter by me given within ye space of Twelve 
 " months next after my decease I hereby charging all my said reall & 
 " personall Estate with ye payment of such money Legacys as afore- 
 " said. And I do hereby likewise will & direct y' all my Books & 
 " Manuscript Sermons late my Fathers being at Tempsford Trinity 
 " Hall & elsewhere shall be delivered by my Executrix hereinafter 
 
 [438] "named to ye said M"^ KnatchbuU within one month next after my 
 " decease. And do recommend it to ye said M"" KnatchbuU yt he by 
 "his Last Will & Testament or otherwise in his lifetime give 
 " Directions y' immediately after his decease all ye said manuscript 
 ' Sermons hereby bequeathed to him shall be burnt or destroyed so 
 " as nevermore to be perused. And I do hereby further give & be- 
 " queath to ye Poor of ye said parish of Tempsford in ye County of 
 " Bedford ye suiii of Ten pounds to be distributed amongst y™ within 
 " a month next after my decease by my Executrix hereinafter named 
 " & according to her discretion. Also I do hereby constitute & ap- 
 " point my said Dear Sister Elizabeth Chetwode sole Executrix of 
 " this my last Will & Testament and do hereby likewise constitute & 
 " appoint my worthy Friend Doctor Stephen Cottrell Advocate at D^s 
 " Coiiions supervisor of this my Last Will & Testament and assistant 
 
Dr Chetwoae 311 
 
 " to my said Executrix in y^ Execution of it and for his care & pains [438] 
 " therein I do give & bequeath unto ye said D^ Stephen Cottrell ye 
 •' suiri of Two Hundred pounds to be paid him by my said Executrix 
 " within twelve months after my decease. And I do hereby likewise 
 " further Will & direct that in case my said Real & personal Estate 
 " shall after y^ payment of my just Debts be not sufficient to pay all 
 " my money Legacys hereinbefore given & bequeathed That then all [439] 
 "such money Legatees shall come into an average & bear equall 
 " loss & abate of their said severall Legacys in proportion to such 
 " deficiency. And I do hereby likewise direct That (in case I should 
 " be Fellow of Trinity Hall aforesaid at y^ time of my decease) my 
 '' Body should be decently buried in y* Chappel of Trinity Hall afore- 
 " said by my said Executrix in a decent Vault there near D"" Eden 
 " formerly Fellow of Trinity Hall aforesaid. And I do hereby declare 
 " this to be my last Will & Testament hereby revoking all former 
 " Wills & Codicills by me at any time heretofore made. In Witness 
 " whereof I have hereunto set my Hand & Seal this Five and Twentyeth 
 ' Day of September In the year of our Lord God one Thousand seven 
 " Hundred and thirty three 
 
 "JHON CHETWODE 
 
 L.S. 
 
 " Signed Sealed published & declared by y^ said John Chetwode 
 " as & for his last Will & Testament in y* presence of us whose names 
 " are here underwritten who likewise subscribed our names as Witnesses 
 "to ye said last Will & Testament in ye presence of ye said John 
 " Chetwode 
 
 "Jere Beard 
 "Thomas Richardson 
 "Wm Barnes" 
 
 " Instructions for my dear Freind M"" KnatchbuU to tell D"^ Cottrell 
 "to speak to my Executrix that she allows M's Cotton M^ & M« 
 " Ascham fifty pounds each for mourning & Rings besides my Legacy. 
 " My Body not to be deposited till the Service is read over me. To [440] 
 " the Fellow Coriioners & Scholars Gloves & Scarfes. How I would 
 " be coffined I have told you before : let my Grave be arched : let all 
 " decent care be taken of my Body since no more : let it not be in- 
 " terred till within 4 or 5 Days at least after my Death : my own 
 " servant to attend my Body & to see everything done with decency. 
 " I desire to let my Executrix know y' I desire you will give D^ 
 
312 Trinity Hall 
 
 [440] " Cottrell to whom I am much obliged 100 pounds besides what I 
 " have left Him. All this with what I have told I doubt not but you 
 " will see punctually performed. Adieu. 
 
 "J. CHETWODE 
 
 " I desire that the Income of Fellowship be returned 
 " the College. 
 
 " Rings for W^ Cotton M"" & M« Ascham and S'' Philip 
 " Chetwode " 
 
 "9th Noyr 1733 
 
 " Which day appeared personally Henry Bendysh of Bedford Row 
 " in y« County of Middlesex Esq, and by virtue of his Corporal Oath 
 " deposed that he was well acquainted with John Chetwode Doctor of 
 " Laws late one of y^ Fellows of Trinity Hall in y« University of 
 "Cambridge deceas'd for many years next before his death & 
 "during that time hath severall times seen him write & is thereby 
 " become well acquainted with his manner & character of Handwriting 
 "and y« Deponent having now seen & perus'd y^ paper writing or 
 [441] "Schedule hereunto annexed containing some Instructions about his 
 " y« said deceased's funerall & additions to his Will beginning thus = 
 " Instructions for my dear Friend M"^ Knatchbull to tell D^ Cottrell 
 " to speak to my Executrix = & ending thus = I doubt not (by) you 
 " will see punctually performed Adieu = & subscribed = J. Chetwode = 
 "as also the two Postscripts thereunder written the first containing 
 " these words to wit = I desire that the Income of Fellowship be 
 " returned the College = and the other containing these words to 
 " wit = Rings for M^s Cotton M"" & M's Ascham and S^ Philip 
 " Chetwode = doth depose y' he verily believes the whole Body or 
 " series of the said Writing or Schedule y« name J. Chetwode 
 "thereto subscrib'd and the said two Postscripts above-mention'd 
 " to be all of y^ proper handwriting of him the said Doctor John 
 " Chetwode deed. 
 
 "H. Bendysh 
 
 " The same Day 
 
 "The aforesaid Henry Bendysh Esq, 
 " Was duly sworn to y^ truth of y^ 
 " abovewritten affid' Before me 
 " W. Bramston Sur. 
 " p'sent Mark Holman 
 
 " Notary Publick " 
 
Dr Chetwode 313 
 
 " 10* of Novr 1733. [441] 
 
 " Which Day appeared personally John Arnold servant to Stephen 
 " Cottrell Doctor of Laws & one of ye Advocates of Doctors Commons 
 " London & by virtue of his corporall oath deposed that he was well 
 "acquainted with John Chetwode Doctor of Laws late one of y^ 
 " Fellows of Trinity Hall in y^ University of Cambridge deed for [442] 
 " upwards of three years next before his death & during that time 
 " hath frequently seen him write & is thereby become well acquainted 
 " with his manner & character of handwriting & the Deponent having 
 " now seen & perused y^ Paper writing or Schedule hereunto annexed 
 " containing some Instructions about his y^ said Deceased's Funerall & 
 " Additions to his Will beginning thus = Instructions for my dear 
 "Friend M^ Knatchbull to tell D^ Cottrell to speak to my 
 " Executrix = and ending thus = I doubt not but you will see 
 " punctually performed Adieu = & subscrib'd = J. Chetwode = as 
 "also the two Postscripts thereunder written the first containing 
 " these words to wit = I desire y' y« Income of Fellowship be re- 
 " turn'd the College = and the other containing these words to wit 
 " = Rings for M« Cotton M"^ & M« Ascham & S"- Philip Chetwode = 
 " doth depose y' he verily believes y« whole Body or series of y^ said 
 " Writing or Schedule y^ name J. Chetwode thereto subscrib'd & y^ 
 " said two Postscripts abovementioned to be all of y« proper hand- 
 " writing of him y^ said Doctor John Chetwode deed. 
 
 "John Arnold 
 " The same Day 
 " ye aforesaid John Arnold 
 " was duely sworn to y^ truth of 
 " ye abovewritten affid' 
 
 " Before me 
 
 " Stephen Cottrell 
 
 " Surrogate 
 " P^'sent Mark Holman Notary Publick." 
 
 " 23'! Nov"" 1733. 
 " Which Day appeared personally Samuel Gateward of the Middle [443] 
 " Temple London Esq, Barrister at Law & Recorder of ye Town of 
 " Cambridge in ye County of Cambridge & by virtue of his Corporall 
 " Oath deposed that sometime towards ye latter end of September 
 " last past John Chetwode Doctor of Laws & one of ye Fellows of 
 " Trinity Hall in ye University of Cambridge being sick of ye sickness 
 " of wch he soon afterwards dyed sent for this Dep' to his Chambers 
 
314 Trinity Hail 
 
 [443] " at Trinity Hall aforesaid where the Deponent being come y^ said 
 " Doctor Chetwode gave him Directions & Instructions by word of 
 " mouth for y^ making of his Will & therein to give to D^ Stephen 
 " Cottrell one of y^ Advocates of Doctors Comons a suiii or Legacy of 
 " One Hundred Pounds wch Directions or Instructions the Dep' then 
 " took down in writing & from them William Barnes this Dept^ Clerk 
 " did by this Dep'^ orders & Directions write or draw y^ Writing here- 
 " unto annexed & bearing date y« five & twentieth day of September 
 " in ye year of our Lord God one Thousand Seven Hundred & Thirty 
 " three & subscribed (Jhon Chetwode) as & for y^ Last Will & Testa- 
 " ment of him the said Doctor John Chetwode but having in writing 
 " y« same over omitted y^ sum of y^ Legacy so given to D^ Cottrell 
 " did thereupon interline the words [the sum of One Hundred Pounds] 
 " between the thirty third & thirty fourth lines of y« said Will, that 
 " after y^ said Will was so drawn or wrote fair over & more particu- 
 
 [444] " larly on or about y^ day of y« date thereof the said Barnes in y^ 
 "presence & hearing of this Dep' read y« same over audibly & 
 "distinctly to y^ said Y)^ Chetwode at y^ said D^ Chetwode's 
 " Chambers in Trinity Hall aforesaid & when he read y^ said 
 " Legacy of One Hundred Pounds to y^ said D"" Cottrell y^ sd D"" 
 " Chetwode bid him alter it & make it Two Hundred pounds and 
 " thereupon y^ said Barnes in this Depts presence did with a penknife 
 "erase out y* word (One) wch had been so interlined between y= 
 " Thirty third & thirty fourth Lines of y^ said Will as is afore- 
 " mentioned & inserted therein the Word (Two) instead thereof in 
 " manner & form as now appears & after he had so done read the sd 
 " Interlineation so altered as aforesaid to y^ said Deced who well 
 " understood & approved thereof and then duely executed y^ same in 
 " ye presence of this Dep' & of Jeremy Beard Thomas Richardson & 
 " ye said William Barnes whom this Deponent severally saw set & 
 "subscribe their names thereto as Witnesses in manner & form as 
 " now appears but ye said Barnes having at ye end of ye attestation 
 " of ye execution of ye said Will added ye words [the sum of Two 
 " Hundred Pounds being first interlined] which ye Dep' not thinking 
 " necessary the said Barnes did thereupon before ye Execution thereof 
 " obliterate or blot ye same out in ye manner as now appears. And 
 " lastly he deposed y' ye whole Body or Series of ye said Will & ye 
 " severall Interlineations therein now appearing are all of ye sd 
 "William Barnes's handwriting & were severally made therein & 
 " read over to ye said deced before ye execution thereof 
 
 " Samuel Gateward 
 
Dr Chetwode 315 
 
 " The same day The aforesaid Samuell Gateward Esq, was sworn [445] 
 " to ys truth of this Affidavit Before me 
 
 " Geo Lee 
 
 " Surrogate 
 " P'sent Mark Holman 
 
 " Notary Publick " 
 
 I copyed y^ aforesaid D"^ Chetwode's Will, Codicil &c, from Copies 
 belonging to our College Treasury. See Miscellanea Aul: Trin: 
 Cantabf. vol. 3rd [166]. 
 
 A Copy of y^ Release given under y^ College Seal to M« 
 Chetwode Sister & Executrix of y^ late D"" John 
 Chetwode Fellow of Trinity Hall. 
 
 " To all to whom these Presents shall come The Master Fellows & 
 " Scholars of y« College or Hall of y« Holy Trinity in y^ University 
 " of Cambridge send Greeting. Whereas John Chetwode Doctor of 
 " Laws Deceased Late one of y« Fellows of y® said College by his 
 " Last Will & Testament in Writing did give unto y^ said Master 
 " Fellows & Scholars ye suiri of One Hundred & Fifty Pounds for 
 '' ye maintaining a Scholar for y^ Purposes in y^ Will mentioned And 
 " by a Codicill to his said Will did desire his Sister Elizabeth Chet- 
 " wode whom he made sole Executrix of his said Will to return y^ 
 " Income of his Fellowship to ye said College And Whereas ye said 
 " Elizabeth Chetwode hath already paid to ye Bursar of ye said 
 " College for our use ye said Legacy or Suiii of One Hundred & 
 " Fifty Pounds And Whereas we ye said Master Fellows Scholars 
 " have agreed to accept ye suiii of One Hundred Pounds in full satis- 
 " faction of ye Income of ye said Fellowship of ye said John Chetwode 
 " which he desired should be returned to ye said College & that ye 
 " said suin of One Hundred & Fifty Pounds before received & one 
 '' Hundred Pounds now paid is receiv'd by them for ye purposes after 
 " mention'd in full satisfaction of all Demands under or by virtue of 
 " ye said Will & Codicill of ye said John Chetwode or of ye said [446] 
 "Elizabeth Chetwode as Executrix thereof Now these Presents 
 " Witness y' we ye said Master Fellows & Scholars Doe acknow- 
 " ledge to have on ye day of ye Date & before ye sealing hereof 
 " received of ye said Elizabeth Chetwode ye said sum of One Hundred 
 " Pounds over & above ye said One Hundred & Fifty Pounds in full 
 " satisfaction of ye Income of ye Fellowship of ye said John Chetwode 
 " desired by him to be returned to ye said College & y' ye same is in 
 
3i6 Trinity Hall 
 
 [446] " full satisfaction of all Demands under or by virtue of y® said Will & 
 " Codicill of y« said John Chetwode or of y^ said Elizabeth Chetwode 
 "as Executrix thereof on any account whatsoever And in con- 
 " sideration thereof We y« said Master Fellows & Scholars Doe 
 " hereby Release & Quitt Claim to y^ said Elizabeth Chetwode all 
 " Demands both in Law or Equity as Executrix of y^ said John 
 " Chetwode or otherwise And We do hereby for ourselves & our 
 " Successors Covenant & Promise to & with y« said Elizabeth 
 " Chetwode her Executors & Adminors y' We & our Successors 
 " shall & will Apply & Dispose y« said Sum of One Hundred 
 " Pounds now Paid us & all y« Income & Produce thereof as an 
 " Addition & Increase of & for y^ maintenance of such Scholar in 
 " y« said Will mentioned over & above y« said One Hundred & Fifty 
 " Pounds In Witness whereof we have hereto affixed our Comon Seal 
 
 [447] " this Thirty first Day of January In ye seventh year of y^ Reign of 
 " our Sovereign Lord George y^ Second by y^ Grace of God of Great 
 " Britain France & Ireland King Defender of ye Faith and so forth 
 " And in y^ year of our Lord God One Thousand Seven Hundred & 
 "Thirty Threes" 
 
 Dr Chetwode's Scholarship. 
 
 [453] A Copy of ye Foundation of D"" Chetwode's Scholarship fm ye 
 Original in ye Book of Statutes &c. with Green Strings ^. 
 
 "Trinity Hall 
 "D"^ Chetwode's Scholar. 
 " Whereas D"" John Chetwode late Fellow of Trinity Hall in his last 
 "Will bearing date Sept: as**" 1733, gave One Hundred & Fifty 
 "Pounds for ye Founding of a Scholarship, as appears by these 
 " words mention'd in his said Will, viz. ' Also I give & bequeath to 
 " ' ye Master Fellows & Scholars of Trinity Hall aforesaid ye sum of 
 " ' One Hundred & Fifty Pounds to be dispos'd by them towards 
 [454] " ' Founding a Scholarship for a Scholars due attendance in taking care 
 " ' of ye Chappell there.' And whereas the suin of One Hundred 
 " Pounds more besides ye said One Hundred & Fifty Pounds has been 
 "paid by M^^ Elizabeth Chetwode Sister & Executrix of ye said 
 " Dr John Chetwode, & accepted by ye College in full [&] discharge 
 " & satisfaction of all Interest & demand wch might have accrued to 
 " ye said College by virtue of ye following words contain'd in a certain 
 
 1 See Miscellanea, vol. in. [167]. ^ V.B., pp. 145 7. 
 
Dr Chetwode's Scholarship 317 
 
 " Schedule of Instructions & Additions to y^ sd Will, made by y^ sd [454] 
 "Df Chetwode & written with his own Hand, viz. 'I desire yt y^ 
 "'Income of Fellowship be returned to the College'; — wch sum of 
 " One Hundred Pounds has since ye death of y^ sd D"" John Chetwode 
 " been by an Instrument under y^ College Seal declared to have been 
 " received for y^ same use & purpose with y^ other One Hundred & 
 " Fifty Pounds before-mention'd ; 
 
 "We ye present Fellows of Trinity Hall in ye University of 
 "Cambridge do Order & Constitute the said Scholarship in the 
 "manner & form following. 
 
 " I St. First A Scholar shall be chosen by ye Society as other 
 " Scholars are, & he shall be call'd D-- Chetwode's Scholar. 
 
 " andiy. Secondly, He shall have ye Key of ye Chapel deliver'd 
 " to him ; and he shall take care always to open & shut ye Chapel- 
 "door, & to Light up & extinguish ye candles in ye Chapel, as 
 " there shall be occasion, & take care y« ye Chapel be always kept 
 "clean: And he shall take care to put ye Books & ye Chapel 
 " furniture in their proper places, & make every thing belonging to 
 "ye Chapel appear Decent & in good Order. [45 S] 
 
 "3%. Thirdly, He shall be constantly oblig'd to Toll ye Bell 
 " every day to morning & evening Divine Service, & be ready to 
 "attend ye Reader when he goes into Chapel. 
 
 "4*iy. Fourthly, He shall always mark down in a piece of paper 
 "every Fellow Coinoner, Pension' & Siz' who shall at any time be 
 " absent either from morning or evening Divine Service according to 
 " an Order made Jan: 4. 1724. 
 
 " 5*iy. Fifthly, He shall at no time have leave to be absent from 
 " ye College, untill he has procur'd at his own proper expence some 
 " other Scholar (to be approv'd by ye Master, or his Locum Tenens) 
 " to perform his Duty during his absence. 
 
 " 6*iy. Sixthly, He shall constantly perform ye sev^ foremention'd 
 "duties by himself in person, unless at such times as his personal 
 "attendance shall be excus'd by ye Master or his Locum Tenens, 
 "by reason of absence or other necessary Impediment; And at all 
 " such times he shall appoint a certain Deputy or Substitute, to be 
 " approv'd by ye Master or his Locum Tenens ; And if at any time 
 "he shall behave negligently in his office, he shall be censured by 
 "ye Master, his Locum Tenens, or either of the Presbyter-Fellows, 
 " according to their discretion ; And in case of a wilfull continuance 
 " in his neglect, he shall be depriv'd of his Scholarship by a majority 
 " of ye Fellows. 
 
3i8 Trinity Hall 
 
 [4SS] 
 
 " To this we set our 
 " Hands January 
 "the 1 8* i;3f 
 
 " W. Warren 
 
 " Locum Tenens Custodis. 
 " Fra : Dickins 
 " Hen : Monson 
 
 " Chas Pinfold Cha^ Beridge 
 
 "W. KnatchbuU Matt: Robinson." 
 
 Df Chetwode's Benefaction. 
 
 £ s d 
 [458] Df Chetwode's Benefaction 250:00:00, and Df Oxendens 
 £ s d 
 
 150 : 00 : 00 were in March 173I vested in Bank Annuities at 3 p"" 
 
 £ s d 
 Cent the Price being then 93^'. That money Purchas'd 405 : 12 : 09 
 wch stands in the name of the Master, Fellows & Scholars of Trinity 
 
 £ s d 
 Hall. This produces yearly 13 : 01 : 00 due at Xtmas, & is thus to 
 
 be Divided between y^ Scholars yearly, 
 
 £ s d 
 Df Chetwode's Scholar 08 : 03 : 01 J 
 Dr Oxenden's Scholar 04 : 17 : 10.^ 
 
 13 : 01 : 00 
 
 Dr Chetwode's Arms^ 
 
 [451] D^ Chetwode's Arms. 1=' Qrterly Argent & Gules, Four Crosses 
 Patee Counterchang'd. 2"^ Parted p^ Cheveron Sable & Or. In 
 Chief Two Eagles display'd Or. 3<i as y^ 2"^ 4th as ye i^'. Sup- 
 porters Two Bulls Argent with Human Faces proper. The Crest 
 Two Wings issuing out of a Ducal Coronet Or, The Dexter Argent, 
 The Sinister Gules. See y^ Draught of y« Arms In Miscellan: 
 vol. 3''- 
 
 For ye Draught of Trinity Hall Parlour as it was alter'd & fitted 
 up by D"" Chetwode, [see p. 86]. 
 
 (48) SIR NATHANAEL LLOYD. 
 
 [165] Sir Nathanael Lloyd, Knight, LL.D., Master of Trinity Hall, 
 besides his many Benefactions during his Mastership, gave Three 
 Thousand Pounds by his Last Will for ye Improving ye College 
 Building. 
 
 [166] It should also have been recorded that S^ Nath: Lloyd Jany 2\ 
 
 ' See p. 304, and Miscellanea, vol. v. [i] and [22]. 
 " See Miscellanea, vol. in. [192]. 
 
Sir Nathanael Lloyd 319 
 
 1728, gave to the College the sum of five hundred pounds on con- [166] 
 dition of receiving an Annuity of twenty-five pounds for his life 
 and also that on June 21=', 1729, he gave an additional sum of five 
 hundred pounds upon the same conditions. — Vide Order Book, 
 pp. 66-68, and 69 ^ 
 
 Sir Nathanael Lloyd's Will. 
 
 " O God the Father of Heaven have mercy upon me a miserable [462] 
 " sinner, and at the Hour of Death & Day of Judgment deliver me, 
 " thr6 the alone merits & Mediation of God y^ Son Redeemer of the 
 " world who by his Death & Resurrection brought Life & liiiortality 
 "to Light thro the Gospel. To whom with God the Holy Ghost, 
 "three persons but one God, bee ascribed all Honour and Glory 
 "for ever Amen. 
 
 " Now that this Corruptible may put on Incorruption and my 
 " natural Body may be raised a spiritual Body, I desire to be Buried 
 " in Trinity Hall Chapel in y« little Vault I have made there [463] 
 "according to such Instructions I may Leave which I desire may 
 "be punctually observed. 
 
 " I Give to some of the meaner Inhabitants of Oswestree and 
 " Whitington in the County of Salop a yearly Benefit equally among 
 " them as shall arise out of my South Sea Stock and Old Annuitys 
 "the first putting in of such persons to be in y« Heir of Aston of 
 " the Family of my Gr<i Father Andrew Lloyd Escjj and y^ nomination 
 " to any vacancy To bee in the Bishop of that Diocese and the Heir 
 " of Aston alternately. 
 
 " I Give to the Churchwardens equally of the four Parishes 
 "following the two hundred pounds by me lent to the Society of 
 " D" Comons for the poor Inhabitants not receiving Almes of their 
 " Parish. Viz. of S' Swithin's Worcester, where my Mother was born, 
 "these to be Women. Of the Dutchy Liberty and S' Mary Savoy 
 "where I was born. Of S* Mary Oxford where I was Fellow of 
 "All Souls, and S' Edwards Cambridge where I was Master of 
 "Trinity Hall. 
 
 " I give to the Poor of Mortlake Surrey where my Gr<i Father 
 "& Gr^ Mother Jones were Buried Twenty five pounds, and to 
 " Wychers Almsmen in Tothill Fields Westminster ten pounds among 
 " them. 
 
 " I give to Castle Baynard Ward London one Hundred Pounds 
 
 ' See also pp. 66, go, 91. 
 
320 Trinity Hall 
 
 [463] " to be Distributed by the Alderman thereof among twenty poor 
 " Inhabitants of the Parishes within the same Ward who receive not 
 " Alms five of which to be of S' Benedicts Pauls Wharf. Some 
 "years agoe I gave to the Communion Table there a large Silver 
 " Plate Bason fashion engraved thereon that my Father was buried in 
 " that Church Yard. 
 
 " I Give to the Rector there, five Guineas, To the Curate Three, 
 "and to the Parish Clerk fourty shillings. 
 
 " I Give to the Poor Women of the Alms House on S' Peter's 
 " Hill Six Guineas. 
 
 " I Give to the Library of S' Paul's School London where I was 
 [464] " a Boy Fifty Guineas. 
 
 " I Gave to Lincoln College Oxford where I was a Cornoner five 
 " hundred pounds in 1 737 : but it not being laid out as I directed — 
 " so no more from me. 
 
 " I Give to All Souls College of wch I was Fellow, One Thousand 
 " pounds to finish the North Pile, or if finished towards compleating 
 "the Library. 
 
 " I Give to Trinity Hall of which I was Master Three thousand 
 " Pounds to raise the Hall conform to the Chapel then on the 
 "North... The East Side with an handsome Gate in the Middle 
 "towards Caius, which I give to these purposes as far as it 
 "will go'. 
 
 " I give to the Library there all such Books Printed or written 
 "well I shall lay by at Sunbury; Also the Papers in an Old Chest 
 "first to be perused by the Master, wishing that the said two 
 " Colleges and their successors may bee good and Great in Church 
 "and State. 
 
 "And I earnestly require of them that they will by turns see 
 " that the Family Monum' in S' Benets Pauls Wharfe Church Yard 
 " may be kept up and repaired ; I hope a Trifle of expence now & 
 " then to do it. 
 
 " I Give to the University of Cambridge towards carrying on their 
 " Intended Buildings on the Regent Walk five hundred pounds. 
 
 "Blessed bee thou O God for our Founders and Benefactors. 
 " They were Honoured in. their Generations and were the Glory of 
 
 1 Cole in his copy reads "then on to the North side," which makes the meaning plain. 
 The Hall was to be raised so as to correspond with the Chapel. The work was then to be 
 carried on, over the Buttery, to the north side of the College, if the funds allowed; and 
 a new gate was to be made in the East side opposite Caius. Maiden, History of Trinity Hall, 
 p. 190, has "there on the South.'' The copy of the will in Miscellanea, vol. v. [104], does 
 not help us. See p. 91. 
 
Sir Nathanael Lloyd 321 
 
 " their times, Their Bodys are buried in Peace and their Names [464] 
 "live for ever. 
 
 "I Give to that Honourable and Useful Profession of Civilians 
 "The Advocates of I>s Cornons a College of Gentlemen regularly 
 "Bred too little Esteemed and too industriously Depressed, I beg 
 " I say their Acceptance of Books to bee bought for their Library 
 " of M"^ George Strahan such as D^ Strahan shall direct my Extors 
 " to buy to the value of One Hundred Guineas. 
 
 " I direct that a Monument shall be set up in the S.E. Corner of [465] 
 " S' Benet's Church To the Memory of Mark Cottle Esq^ and Alicia 
 " his Widow according to the Model I have drawn. 
 
 " I Give to the Family of the Cottles, Children of M' John Cottle, 
 " Fifty Guineas each, and the Dozen of Silver Plates w* came from 
 " the Family. 
 
 " I present Harry Waller Esq, with the 2 large Map Books w'='» 
 " lye upon the Top of my Book Press. I give to M"" George Smith 
 " my Silver Standish, To M" Ellen Wood One Hundred Guineas — 
 " To M« Jane Wood my Silver Tea Kettle and Lamp— To M« Cath. 
 " Fisher, one Hundred Guineas — To the widow Drake, One Hundred 
 " Guineas — To Francis Maning Esq,' for the support of M" Hodges 
 " one hundred Guineas she not to have it but in such Proportions as 
 " he shall see'^ fit to exhibite. 
 
 " I Give to D>^ Kinaston Five hundred pounds, all my Furniture 
 " at Ty^ Comons Plate excepted, As also the Choice of such Furni- 
 " ture at Sunbury which is my own, Also all my Books not otherwise 
 " herein Designed, hoping he will go into my Lodgings where they 
 "are ready fixed. My few Working Tools — and not to be exposed 
 " to Tricks at an Auction nor any sale of Trumpery. And I confirm 
 "the Gift of my Furniture at Trinity Hall to the Use of the 
 "Masters Lodge. 
 
 " I Give to M"" Gamier and M"" Denyon twenty Guineas each, 
 " and to M"" Garnier his own Goods again without repaying the ten 
 " Guineas. To the Vicar of Sunbury five Guineas and to the Parish 
 " Clerk two Guineas. I Give to M^ Vesey the Elder five Guineas and 
 " to M"' King the Smith Five Guineas. 
 
 " I Give to the poor of the parishes of Tedington, Hampton, 
 " Littleton and Sheperton twenty pounds each. 
 
 " I Give to Dt^ Dickins, D"" Strahan, D^ Dod, D^ Audley, M"- W" 
 
 * In margin : " He dyed Nov: 10. 1740." 
 2 In margin : " Orig' so." 
 
 D. W. 21 
 
322 Trinity Hall 
 
 [466] " Burroughs, Mr Edwards of Tedington, Mr Charles Bodens, Mr 
 "Kilby, Mr Turner of old Ports, and Mr Greenly One Hundred 
 " Guineas each. 
 
 " I Gave to my C. John Jones in 173- five hundred pounds 
 "towards setting him up: he was specially recommended to me by 
 " my Good Grandmother Jones. 
 
 " I Give to Mrs Gibson who is my Mother's God Dgr One hundred 
 " Guineas and the rest of my Plate. 
 
 " I Give to Mrs Peggy Bettesworth One hundred Guineas. 
 
 " My Brother having tricked mee of the three Thousand pounds — I 
 " now Give him nothing but my Father's little Picture, my Mother's 
 " Diamond Ring, The Six Family Pictures, the best sute of Hangings, 
 " the Cabinet and Glass Case and my old Chariot, and I discharge 
 " him from any Demands of money reed from Shropshire Deptford 
 "or elsewhere. 
 
 " As also from any accomp' of Remittaces made him when abroad 
 " near three thousand pounds. 
 
 " I Give the Residue of my personal estate of w* nature or 
 " Quality soever To and among all the Sons and Dgrs of the Lord 
 " Bishop of London and the Dean of the Arches, Mr Turner's 
 " Children, Grand Children of Cos. Tom Lloyd, C. J° Jones, now I 
 "Know where it goes, such who shall not accept their share theirj 
 "to go to the Turners. 
 
 " I Desire and appoint Dr Kinaston and Mr Greenly to be my 
 " Extors, now I know whom to Trust, and if Mr Greenly takes upon 
 " him the Execution I give him One hundred pounds. I desire my 
 " Extors to make full satisfaction for any Damage done to my 
 " Landlord else poor man he may think him Ruined. 
 
 " Wee brought nothing into this World neither 
 " shall wee carry [any] thing out = The Lord 
 " gave Blessed bee the Name of the Ld. 
 
 "All Souls Day 1740. " Nath Lloyd Sept. 1740." 
 
 [467] "To be carried from the placfe where I shall Dye by break of 
 " Day, within 4 Days to the Undertakers at London — after 2 or 3 
 "Days, to be carried thence by break of Day to Cambridge — an 
 "Hearse w* 6— Coach with 4 — with C. Jones and one more to 
 " be brought into Cambridge by night — No Escutcheons or other 
 "Fooleries on the Hearse and Horses. 
 
 "To be directly carried to Trin-Hall and layd in the Outward 
 "Chapel that night. 
 
Sir Nathanael Lloyd 323 
 
 " In a morning before Colledge Prayers to be layd in the Vault [467] 
 "I made. 
 
 " The Minister Scholar of the Week and the Butler only attending 
 " — 3 or 4 more to help — To the Minister a Guinea The Scholar \ a 
 
 s 
 
 "Guinea The Butler 5 — The Helpers to be paid for their pains. 
 " 2 Days after a Guinea for a Book to the Master and Fellows 
 "present or absent. 
 
 " To others of the High Table present \ a Broad. To the Scholars 
 present \ a Guinea. 
 
 " To DD^s Bentley, Ashton, Waterland, Mawson a Guinea. 
 " I give to the Butler Cook and Porter five p^^^ each. For the 
 "Poor of S' Ed<is I have provided in my Will. 
 
 " A Flatt white Marble over the Grave 
 
 "Ds Nath Lloyd 
 
 " Gustos 
 
 "Admissus 20 Jun: 1710 
 
 " Resignavit i Oct. 1735 
 
 " Sepultus — 
 
 " Also a White Marble Monument of the Dimensions for length 
 " & breadth of D'' Eden's, but handsomer Designed, to be affixed in 
 " the opposite S. Window." 
 
 "The Inscription. 
 [Above a space for his Arms, and below " A Sanguine Mores."] [468] 
 
 "EGO 
 "NATHANAEL LLOYD 
 "Miles et LL.D. 
 " Filius 
 " RICHARDI (et EHz) LLOYD 
 "Militis et LL.D. 
 " Cancellarij Dunelm 
 " Ind. S Cur. Admiral Angliae 
 "et Decani de Arcubus 
 T" In Coemeterio S. Bened : 
 L "D. Pauli ad Ripas 
 " In Jesu 
 " vna Dormientium "1 
 " Tumulo Super ErectoJ 
 "Caelebs, et Frater 
 "Richardi Supstitis 
 "Fui 
 
 21 — % 
 
324 Trinity Hall 
 
 [468] "Officialis Surriae 
 
 "R R 
 
 "Annae et Georg. I 
 
 "Advocatus Generalis. 
 
 "et 
 " Hujus Collegij Gustos 
 " Quibus muneribus 
 " Et sponte cessi. 
 "Fuisse Sat! 
 " Laus Deo Trino et Vni. 
 " Epitaphia Sunto Vera ! 
 " Ementiri Nefas ! 
 " Sacer est Locus, 
 " Extra Mentiamini 
 "MDCCXXXVIV 
 [469] Sir Nathanael Lloyd's Body was brought to Trinity Hall & placed 
 in the Ante-Chapel on Tuesday night April 7* 1741. 
 On a Plate affixed to the Coffin were these words, 
 
 "Nathaniel Lloyd 
 " Died Marh ye 30th 
 
 " 1 741 
 "Aged 72." 
 
 Sir Nathanael Lloyd was 71 years old Nov: 29. 1740. He Dyed 
 at Sunbury. 
 
 He was Buried in Trinity Hall Chapel before Morning Prayer 
 Apr: 8. 1741 : and great care was taken to have the Funeral 
 Solemnity perform'd punctually according to his Will". 
 
 ' For a copy of the Will, see Miscellanea, vol. v. [104], and for a copy of the Inscription 
 in his own hand, ibid. [105]. The date in the text is the date of the draft. 
 
 ^ The financial arrangements for carrying out Sir Nathanael Lloyd's bequest are not very 
 clear. The college seems to have received the following sums : — 
 Legacy and interest ;^3226 
 
 From Lloyd's executors £ 626 
 
 The expenditure was as follows : — 
 
 Hall £'^'^64 
 
 Buttery &c. 679 
 
 North and South sides 381 
 
 ;f3324 
 
 leaving a balance of ^528 for various expenses in other parts of the fabric. See accounts for 
 1743 in Miscellanea, vol. v. [128]. 
 
Dr Andrew 325 
 
 (49) SIR JAMES MARRIOTT. 
 
 Sir James Marriott, K*, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty [166] 
 and Master of Trinity Hall, presented to the College a marble Bust 
 of Lord Chief Justice Mansfield by Nollekens as an ornament for the 
 Dining Hall. 
 
 (50) D« ANDREW. 
 
 Dr Andrew by will dated 15 May, 1747, bequeathed to the 
 College a sum which with the accumulations thereof should amount 
 to twenty thousand pounds for the particular purposes mentioned 
 in his will: this legacy the College finally refused Dec 31st, 1793. 
 Vide Order Book, pp. 127-8, By the same will he also gave a 
 
 further legacy of 100 to the College Chest and a piece of Plate, 
 These legacies the College accepted. The legacy of twenty thousand 
 pounds which was rejected, involved the College in two Chancery Suits : 
 vide the first in Vesey Jun^ Reports vol: 3 and the second in same 
 Reports vol: 9. The Briefs and papers in both cases are placed in 
 the Library'. 
 
 See his monument in the Chapel and his portrait in the parlour. 
 
 ' The case in all its stages is recorded in Vesey, Jun., Reports, vol. III., pp. 633 — 649; 
 
 vol. VII., pp. 223 — 4; vol. IX., pp. 525 — 535. Dr Andrew, by will dated 15 May, 1747, 
 
 directed that his 3 per cent, annuities in the Bank of England, amounting to about ;^i 7,300, 
 
 should be sold and invested in freehold land. Four of his sisters were to have a life interest. 
 
 After their death the lands were to be vested in Trinity Hall. Four new scholarships were 
 
 to be founded for scholars educated at Merchant Taylors' School, London, " who should 
 
 " have been in the bench or table of the said school." Each such scholar was to receive £10 
 
 u year in addition to the customary allowances and payments. The remaining income was 
 
 to accumulate till it amounted — apart from capital — to ^£'20,000, which was to be laid out in 
 
 additional buildings.,," either according to the plan already made" — the plan prepared by 
 
 Burrough & Essex in 1745, and now hung in the College Library — "or such other as the 
 
 " Society might think more convenient." He also provided that certain allowances should be 
 
 made to the Master, the College officers, and the Fellows, on the analogy of the Causey fund. 
 
 When the ;^20,ooo had been raised and spent, four new Fellowships were to be established, 
 
 carrying the same provisions, allowances, and privileges as the other Civil Law Fellowships, 
 
 but restricted, like the scholarships, to Students from Merchant Taylors' School. Dr Andrew 
 
 died in 1747, soon after his will was executed. In 1793 the last of the beneficiaries died also. 
 
 The Master and Fellows first tried to induce the Merchant Taylors' Company to consent to 
 
 an alteration of the trusts, and to seek Parliamentary sanction for the change. The attempt 
 
 failed. The Master and Wardens of the Merchant Taylors' School filed an information 
 
 against the College and James Andrew (Lois Andrew's executor and heir-at-law) praying 
 
 that the trusts of the will might be duly performed. The Master and Fellows declined to 
 
 act as required, renounced the trust, and refused the bequest, on the ground that they could 
 
 not "accept such trust and execute the same without doing very great prejudice to their said 
 
 "College." [See Order Book, pp. 127—8. 31 Dec, 1793.] Litigation followed. The 
 
326 Trinity Hall 
 
 (51) D« CALVERT. 
 
 [167] D' Calvert, Dean of the Arches, and late a Fellow of Trinity 
 
 Hall, presented to the College in the year 1779 a set of silver knives 
 
 and forks for the use of the Fellows Table. He also gave by his 
 
 will the sum of fifty pounds for the purchase of a piece of Plate. 
 
 Q. What weight? The Tea Urn' 
 
 (52) LORD ROKEBY. 
 
 Mathew Robinson (Lord Rokeby), Fellow of Trinity Hall, gave 
 by will the sum of one hundred pounds to be divided among the 
 Fellows Ann: Dom., 1800. 
 
 [Order (53) HORATIO GOODBEHERE=. 
 
 Book] 
 
 Horatio Goodbehere, Fellow Commoner of the College, left by 
 
 his will to the Master and Fellows ;^ioo a year for the purpose of 
 founding a Fellowship, the bequest to take effect after the death 
 of Mrs Ruth Murray. He himself imposed no further restrictions 
 or conditions. But the following regulations were made by the 
 Master and Fellows, 6 Jan: 1828'. 
 
 Goodbehere Fellowship. 
 
 " It is hereby determined and arranged by the Master and 
 " Fellows assembled at this present Audit as follows, that is to say : 
 
 " That every Person who shall hereafter become the Fellow upon 
 "the Goodbehere foundation shall be resident, and assisting the 
 " Tutors, and taking his share of the Chapel duty in common with 
 " them. 
 
 " That no Person shall become a Fellow upon the Goodbehere 
 "foundation unless he shall be a Graduate of the University of 
 " Cambridge, and shall undertake (in case he be not then in Priest's 
 " orders) that he will proceed bona-fide to become Priest as soon as 
 " the circumstances of his age and standing may admit. 
 
 main issues were ( i ) whether the College by its previous action had implicitly accepted the 
 trusts that it now refused; (i) whether the College could retain the legacy of plate and ;f 100, 
 while renouncing the other bequest. The suit was also complicated by questions relating to 
 moneys other than the 3 per cent, annuities, the interest of which had been received by the 
 College and paid over to the beneficiaries. Finally the Court decided that the College was 
 entitled to retain the legacies of ;^ioo and the plate, as being distinct from the other dis- 
 positions which they refused to accept. 
 
 ' Pencil note in the original. 
 
 ■■' Not in Warren. Inserted from the Order Book. 
 
 ' Order Book, pp. 181 — 3. 
 
Horatio Goodheheve 327 
 
 " That he shall have Rooms and Fellow's Commons provided for [Order 
 "him by. the College, but shall not be entitled to any share of^°°''^ 
 "Dividend or other emoluments to which the Fellows upon the 
 "principal foundation are entitled, nor be eligible to any College 
 "living until the same shall have been previously declined by the 
 "Presbyter Fellows upon the principal foundation. 
 
 " That he shall not have the right of voting at any election of 
 "Master or Fellows, nor of attending at any College Audit, nor of 
 " interfering , in any way with the management and conduct of the 
 "funds and property of the College. 
 
 " That the Fellowship shall be voidable by the acceptance of any 
 " Church preferment, but not void until declared so by a Majority 
 " of the Masters and Fellows ; and that in case he shall at any time 
 "become a Fellow upon the principal foundation he shall thereby 
 "cease to be the Fellow upon the Goodbehere foundation. 
 
 " That every election of a Goodbehere Fellow shall proceed upon 
 " the same principles as the election of the other Fellows ; that is 
 " to say that it shall take place within a month, and shall be made 
 "in College, by the votes of the Master and major part of the 
 " Fellows ; but the election shall be valid if made by a majority 
 " of Fellows although the Master shall not concur with them. Pro- 
 "vided that in default of such election the appointment shall lapse 
 "to the Master, subject to the Order made 27 Dec 1735. And 
 "Provided also that whenever the vacancy occurs in Term no 
 " Election shall be made until after the expiration of ten days from 
 " such vacancy ; and that whenever the vacancy occurs out of 
 " Sess«i;n no election shall be made until after the expiration of the 
 " ten first days of the Term next following. 
 
 "And it is further determined and ordered that the above regu- 
 " lations shall be inserted in a Book to be provided for that purpose, and 
 " that every Person to be admitted Goodbehere Fellow shall previous 
 " to his admission subscribe his consent thereto and a declaration that 
 "he will faithfully and bona-fide conform to the same according to 
 " the true intent and meaning thereof." 
 
 The College came into possession of the bequest in 1849, the 
 capital amount being ;^3,002 i6j. ^d. 3 per cent. Consols; and an 
 order was made, 20 Dec, 1850, to the following effect: — 
 
 " Whereas it is considered that the Goodbehere Fellow may with 
 " advantage to the College take part as Assistant Tutor in conducting 
 " the Examinations and in maintaining the discipline of the College, 
 "it is ordered that the Goodbehere Fellow shall, so long as he 
 
328 Trinity Hall 
 
 [Order « performs the duty of such assistant Tutor, be allowed Fellow's 
 °° " Commons and such a set of rooms rent free as shall be assigned to 
 " him by the Master and Fellows*." 
 
 [When the east side of the College was destroyed by fire in 1852, 
 the Consols standing to the credit of the Goodbehere fund were sold, 
 and the proceeds applied in part payment of the cost of rebuilding. 
 The repayment of the capital of the Fund with interest at 3J per 
 cent was treated as a mortgage on the new building and the rents 
 accruing from the rooms contained in it^.] 
 
 ■" Order Book, p. 242. 
 
 ' Order Book, p. 246, 29th Dec, 1852 ; ibid., p. 250; 22 Dec, 1854. See also p. 92. 
 
XIV 
 
 DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE HISTORY 
 OF THE COLLEGE, &C. 
 
 (i) RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES. 
 In ye Masters Book of Statutes. [224] 
 
 "In singulis aute Collegijs, vbi nulla expressa poena leuius 
 " delinquentibus imponitur, ibi iudicio M" illius CoUegij seu vices 
 " eius geretis puniatur." 
 
 " No greate man, or any other, by strengthe or threatts, shall dis- 
 " turbe or hynder free election to be madeV Westmest. I: 3. E. i ; 5. 
 " But when any dignitie ys voyde, they wch haue y^ Election, 
 "shall freely w'out threats of any secular powre, entreaty, or 
 "oppressio proceede to theyre Election. Artie, Cleri. 9. E. 
 "2; 14. 
 
 "Collegia Hcita, in pertinentibus ad ipsos Collegiatos possunt 
 "Statuta facere." et De Jurisd. omniii ludic..,.^ 
 
 (2) ABp ARUNDEL'S FACULTY: A.D. 1401. 
 
 When A.Bp Arundel made his Metropolitical visitation at [352] 
 Cambridge, a Dispensation was granted to the Master and Fellows 
 of Trinity Hall, at their instance, for enlarging their Coinons ; a 
 Copy of which follows, as I have taken it from D^ Fuller's History 
 of y" University of Cambridge, p. 49. 
 
 " Thomas permissione Divina, &c. Dilectis in Christo filijs 
 "Custodi & Socijs Collegij Sanctae Trinitatis Vniversitatis Can- 
 "tabrigiae, Salutem, gratiam, & benedictionem. Supplicatio pro 
 
 1 " Cy defend le roy sur la greeve forfeiture que nul haute home, ne auter, per poyar des 
 "armes, ne per malice ou manaces, ne disturbe de faire franke election." See Coke, second 
 part of the Institutes of the Laws of England (169). 
 
 ' Original illegible. 
 
330 Trinity Hall 
 
 [352] "parte vestra in Visitatione nostra Metropolitica, in Eliensi Dioecesi, 
 " & Collegio vestro exercita, & adhuc durante, nobis proposita con- 
 " tinebat ; Quod portio singulorum virorum ad Coinunas vestras in 
 "dicto Collegio limitata, etsi ad vberiorem providentiam ejusdem 
 " Collegii pro numero sociorum suppetant Facultates, in tantum est 
 " restricta & diminuta, quod considerata praesentis temporis Caristia, 
 " inde non poteritis comode sustentari. Nos vero, praemissis inspectis 
 " & consideratis, vt ad Dei laudem in Studio eo melius proficere 
 " valeatis, quo vos aliunde victum quaerere non oportet, vt singulis 
 "septimanis sexdecim Denarios de bonis coinunibus Collegij vestri 
 "antedicti singulorum Sociorum nomine in Coinunibus exponere 
 " poteritis, Consuetudinibus in contrarium, seu Observantia, etiam 
 "Juramento, aut Confirmationibus Superiorum non obstantibus 
 
 [353] "quibuscunqj, de nostra gratia speciali misericorditer dispensamus ; 
 "Nobis nihilominus de restringendo easdem Coinunas, seu etiam 
 " augmentando, pro locis & temporibus opportunis, potestatem 
 " specialem reservantes, 
 
 "Dat. &c." 
 
 This Faculty was transcrib'd from Regist: Cur: Cant: in T. 
 Arund. by Mr Blewet for D"" Fuller'. This Metropolitical Visitation 
 was in y« year 1401, as appears from y^ Letter of Citation sent to 
 ye Master of Trinity Hall, wch Letter is printed in D^ Fuller's said 
 History, p. 60". 
 
 Little was done at this Visitation beside y« augmenting of the 
 Comons of Trinity Hall. lb: p. 64' 
 
 (3 
 
 (3) PROPOSED AMALGAMATION OF TRINITY 
 HALL AND CLARE HALL. 
 
 [307] In the year 1549 there was a Visitation of y^ University: Bp 
 Ridley was one of y^ Visitors: The Design amongst other things 
 was to get Clare Hall and Trinity Hall to be surrendered ; and then 
 Both were to have been united into one College for ye Study of ye 
 Civil Law* ; Or else ye Number of Fellows of Trinity Hall was to 
 have been Augmented to 20. Bp Gardiner was then Master of 
 Trinity Hall ; and neither He nor his Fellows, nor Clare Hall 
 thought fit to surrender. (See an ace' of this in Bishop Burnet's 
 
 ' Fuller, History of the University of Cambridge, IV., §§ 3 — 5, 6 — 26; pp. 91 — 7. 
 London: 1840. 
 
 ^ Ibid., III., §§ ■21—5, pp. 76—8. 3 See note i supra. 
 
 * And see p. 152, note 5. 
 
Declavatio Status Collegii 
 
 331 
 
 History of the Reformation [1681], Vol: 2. Book I, p. 120. Also see [307] 
 Vol: 3, Append. Strype's Correction p. 420. Also see Vol: 3, 
 Append, p. 407.) 
 
 For Bp Gardiner's Picture etc. see Bp Burnet's i^ volume in y^ 
 Appendix to ye i^t and 2"^ volumes, p. 411'. 
 
 (4) DECLARATIO STATUS COLLEGII [A.D. 155^]^ 
 
 In Libro de Supvision sive Declaracone Status omnium CoUegioa [333] 
 Aula^ & Cantaria^ infra Villam & Vniuersitatem Cantabrigiae, re- 
 manen in Officio nup Cur Augmentacon Revencoii Coronae Regiae 
 apud Westfh inter alia continetur vt sequitur, 
 
 vizt 
 
 CoUegiu sive 
 
 Aula See 
 
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 Vniusit 
 
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 qm omnium & singtarum Possessionii tam spualiu 
 qm Tempaliii dco Collegio ptinen & spectan Accep't' 
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 Sacre Theolog pfessof & Wiltum Mey Legu Doctorem 
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 & Hib'nie Rgf Fidei DefenS & in terra Ecctie Angli- 
 cane & Hib'nice Supremi Capitis XXXVIJ'"o. 
 
 put inferius Con"". 
 
 ' See p. 68. 
 
 ^ This statement was drawn up 21 Jan., ijsf , probably at the time of Pole's visitation. 
 See the copy (obtained by D' Oxenden in the year 1700) in Miscellanea, vol. 11. [4], 
 and a manuscript copy in the Library of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, cvi. 330. 
 Maiden suggests that it may have been made on Harvey's accession to the Mastership, but 
 the evidence is not convincing. (History of Trinity Hall, pp. 99 — 100, note. ) For Pole's 
 Ordinances see Lamb, Documents relating to the University and Colleges of Cambridge, 
 pp. 237, foil.: London: 1838. 
 
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 Cera Pane & Vino^ 
 Chrismat ac in Sa- 1 
 cello ejusSm Col- j 
 legij expend: p annu J 
 
 Sinodai & pcuracoi-'j 
 bus annuati exeund 
 de Recoria pdict viz 
 Epo Eliens xx." & 
 ArcRio Eliens iiij.* 
 viij.'' in toto p Annu j 
 
 Reddit exeunt de \ 
 pdict terrf viz. Thes 
 ville Cant xiij.'' & [ 
 CoUegio Coi^is X'' [ xxxuj. vij 
 xxxij.' vi.** in toto p 
 Annu 
 
 • .^ ..J J 
 xxix. viij. viij. 
 
 Inde in 
 
 VI. uij. 
 
 d 
 
 s d 
 cxi. vij. 
 
 Et Remanet Clare p Annu 
 
 £. Jd 
 xxiij. xvij. i. 
 
 vatt in 
 
 Reddit & Firm ilim p 
 Annu 
 
 Hunt. 
 
 Conyng 
 
 ton & { 
 Stukeley 
 
 Reddit & Firin ilim 
 p annu 
 
 vait in \ Vendic, Boscof itim 
 coibus annis 
 
 Pquis cur iftm coibus 
 , annis 
 
 Repris i FeoS Balli itm p 
 in I annu 
 
 Et Reman Clare p Annu 
 
 vi. xij. 
 
 s d 
 
 vi. viij. 
 
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 xij. ' 
 
 \ 
 
 L s d 
 . vi. xix. viij. 
 
 Inde in 
 
 vi. ix. viij. 
 
336 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 [339] 
 
 Herts . 
 
 Quinbury 
 Mytforde 
 & Turkes 
 
 vatt in 
 
 ( Reddit & Firm ifcm £ s d 
 
 p annu xxx. x. viij. 
 
 Vendic Bosc iftm s d 
 
 coibus annis xxvi. viij. 
 
 ?quis Cur itm coi- s d 
 
 bus annis vi. viij. 
 
 Reprise f FeoS Wilimi Coke 
 in \ Sen"' ifem p annu 
 
 Et Reman Clare p Annu 
 
 A ... ' 
 xxxij. iiij. 
 
 Inde in 
 
 s d 
 
 xiij. iiij. 
 
 £ s d 
 
 xxxi. X. viij. 
 
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 vocat 
 
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 Melton 
 
 Suff. < 
 
 val' in 
 
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 ( p annu 
 
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 Lutterell xxxij. "^ 
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 ifem iiij.'' in toto p 
 annu ; 
 
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 / val' in l^'""™ ^^^ ^^°"^ P 
 ) annu 
 
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 ° ( JNorwic p annu 
 
 Et Rem Clare p Annu 
 
 vuj. 
 Inde in 
 
 J d 
 xxxiv. ix. 
 
 vi. V. iij. 
 
 £ s d 
 ix. vi. viij. 
 Inde in 
 
 xxvi. viij. 
 
 £ 
 
 viii. 
 
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 Hospit de 
 Hunt: 
 
 val' in 
 
 Repris 
 viz. in 
 
 I Reddit & Firmis itm 
 I p annu 
 
 ■ Denijs annuatim dis- 
 tribuenfl: tribus Pau- 
 pibus viz. pro quoit 
 iij.** p septimati in 
 toto p annu 
 
 , Repac coibus annis 
 Et Rein Clare p Annu 
 
 xij. 
 
 xl. 
 Inde in 
 
 xl. 
 
 Nichill 
 
Declaratio Status Collegii 
 
 Terr in 
 
 Wood- 
 
 dalling cu 
 
 Rcoria 
 
 Rcoria 
 
 de 
 Stalham 
 
 CReddit & Firm iftm 
 p annu 
 val' in J Vendic Bosc iftm coi- 
 bus annis 
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 annu 
 
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 unt de Rcoria Epo [ 
 Norwic p annii ) 
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 Paston p annii / 
 
 Et vah Clare p Annu 
 
 val'in i^'*^™ ^*" ^^°"® P 
 { annu 
 
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 solut vicar iftm xl.' 
 epo Norwic xx/ 
 Diio Regi jure nup v 
 Mon Sci Benedict ' 
 xxvi/ viij.'* & p 
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 toto p annu 
 
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 de 
 Briston 
 
 Rcoria de 
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 gham 
 
 vaU in 
 
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 Firm dee Rcorie p 
 
 val' in 
 
 /Annuali Penc solut 
 I Epo Norwic p annu 
 
 Et Rem Clare p Annu 
 
 Firm diet Rcof p 
 
 I 
 
 annu 
 
 Terr voc 
 
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 in Kym- 
 
 berleycum 
 
 Rcoria 
 
 iftm. 
 
 P ._ . / Annuali Penc solut 
 Kepris m | ^-^ Norwic p annu 
 
 Et Reman Clare p Annu 
 
 / Reddit & Firm iftm 
 p annu 
 
 val' in 
 
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 annu 
 Firm Rcorie iftm p 
 
 annu 
 
 (Annuali Penc exe- 
 unt de Rcoria pdict 
 epo Norwic xx/ & 
 -' "— my 
 
 vicario iftm 
 Et Rem Clare p Annu 
 
 liij. iiij. 
 
 X. 
 
 £ s d 
 xi. vi. viij. 
 
 xij. 
 
 liij. iiij. 
 s 
 v. 
 
 vuj. 
 
 337 
 
 xiiij. X. 
 Inde in 
 
 xlij. 
 
 £ s 
 xij. viij. 
 
 £ s d 
 
 xi. vi. viij. 
 
 Inde in 
 
 £ s 
 iv. vij. 
 
 £ s d 
 vL xix. viij. 
 
 £ ! d 
 vij. vi. viij. 
 Inde in 
 J 
 
 XX. 
 
 £ s d 
 vi. vi. viij. 
 
 £ s d 
 
 iiij. xiij. iiij. 
 
 Inde in 
 
 s d 
 
 xiij. iiij. 
 
 A 
 
 iiij. 
 
 £ ^ d 
 
 X. xviij. iiij. 
 
 Inde in 
 
 Ixxiij. iiij. 
 
 £s 
 vij. v. 
 
 [340J 
 
 [341] 
 
 22 
 
338 Trinity Hall 
 
 [341] Suma To"* omniu Possession dci CoUegij Repris non deduct^ £, s 
 
 £ s 
 
 p annu- i cxl. xiiij. 
 
 Suma To"' omnium Repris ^dict p annu j ^^^ 
 
 Suina To"^ omnium Possessionu dci CoUegij Repris inde) . £ _/ 
 deduct p annu / *^"^- 'J* 
 
 Et sic suma expens excedit sumam Revenc pdict p annii-j ^ ^— ■'' 
 
 Memord that thadvoson of y« vicarage of Woodedallyng Stalhm & of the 
 psonage of Swanyngton beforsaid ben in the gift of the said college. 
 
 Per me Mattheum Parker, 
 p me Joannem Redmayn, 
 Per me Gulielmu Mey. 
 
 [363] I copyed y^ Declaratio Status Collegij fm a Parchment Copy. 
 (See Arch: Cott.) I some time after compar'd our Parchment Copy 
 with y« Status Aulae S. Trinitatis well belongs to Benet College 
 Library, & is set down in A Bp Parkers Catalogue p. 80 amongst 
 ye Miscellan: O. Statutof. It agrees in y^ main with that at Benet 
 College wch is in Paper: only y« order in wch the particulars are set 
 down is different, & sometimes y^ words are different too; & the 
 Names of y^ Master, Fellows & Scholars are put down in y^ Paper 
 wch are not in our Parchment Copy. The names are set down thus: 
 " Noia M" et Sociof jam existeii ib™ 
 
 " Stephanus Gardiner Epus Winton M'' Sive Custos 
 
 " Collegij supradic? 
 
 "Johannes Taylor Thomas Cheston 
 
 " Edwardus Bucknhm Wiltmus Bulward 
 
 Socii " Umfridus Busby Discipuli Johannes Harte 
 
 " Henricus Harvye Henricus Gybbon 
 
 " Wiltmus Mowse Stacye 
 
 " Thomas Goodwyn Mawnsell." 
 " Edwardus Cantrell 
 
 That wcfe belongs to Benet College Library seems to have been 
 ye Original Paper in wcfe things were minuted down w" Parker 
 & Redmayn & Mey took y^ State of y^ College. 
 
 " The totals, including Stukeley Hospital, omitted in the summary, should be : Gross 
 income, £n2. 14J. ; outgoings, £23. 12s:; nett income, £ng. 2s. 
 
The Inspeximus 339 
 
 (5) A COPY OF YE INSPEXIMUS [a.d. 1559^]. [409] 
 
 " Elizabeth Dei gracia Anglic Francie et Hibernie Regina fidei 
 "defensor &c. Omnibus ad quos presentes tre peruenerint salutem. 
 "Inspeximus quoddam bfe nostrum de cerciorand Dilco nobis 
 "Francisco Spelman Armigero Clerico Parliamentorum nrorum 
 " direcl & in cancellariam nfam retornatum ac in filacijs eiusdem [410] 
 "cancellaf nre residens in hec verba: Elizabeth Dei gra Angt 
 "Franc & Hibern Regina fidei defensor &c. Dilco sibi Francisco 
 "Spelman Armigero Clerico Parliamentorum suorum salutem. 
 "Volehtes certis de causis cerciorari de & super tenore cuiusdam 
 "actus parliamenti apud Westmonasterium anno regni nfi primo 
 "concernen incorporacionem Domus Sancte Trinitatis vulgariter 
 "nuncupal Trinitie Hall in Academia Cantebrig ten? & edi? vobis 
 " mandamus qd tenorem actus predicti cum omnibus eam tan- 
 "gentibus Nobis in cancellariam nram sub sigillo vro distincte 
 "& aperte mittatis et hoc bfe T me ipa apud Westmonasterium 
 "undecimo die Maij Anno regni nfi primo. Marten. 
 
 " INSPEXIMUS eciam retornum bfis praedic? in dorso ipsius 
 "insertum in hec verba: Execucio istius breuis patet in scedula 
 "huic breui annex. INSPEXIMUS insuper tenorem actus predic? 
 "note in cancellariam nfam predcam pretextu bfis nfi predci missum 
 " & in filacijs eiusdem cancellaf nfe similiter residen in hec verba. 
 " In Parliamento inchoato et tento apud Westmonasterium vicesimp 
 "tercio die Januarij anno regni serenissime atc^ excellentissime 
 " Domine nfe Elizabeth Dei gfa Angt Franc et Hibernie Regine 
 " fidei defensatricis &c primo et ibideni continuato usq, in octauum 
 "diem Maij prox sequen quo die dissolutum fuit coi oim procerum 
 " et populi assensu ac dicte Domine nfe Regine tum presentis consensu 
 " Sancitum Stabilitum et inactatum est hoc presens statutum verbatim 
 "prout sequitur: WHEREAS in ye time of Kyng Edwarde y^ thirde 
 " ye Reuereiid Father in God William Bateman sometyme Bishopp of 
 " Norwiche for y^ studye & knowledge of y^ Civill lawe did founde 
 " & erecte within y^ Vniuersitie of Cambridge one Colledge or Hall 
 "commonlye called & known by y^ name of Trinitie Hall & uppon 
 " ye same foundacion did assigne & appointe y* one sobre & discreate 
 
 ; ' This Act, confirming the Charters of Trinity Hall, was enacted in Elizabeth's first 
 Parliament. It gave exceptional security and permanence to the foundation. See Maiden, 
 History of Trinity Hall, pp. loi — 3. It is printed in Documents relating to the University 
 arid the Colleges of Cambridge, vol. II., pp. 439 — 443. Published by order of the University 
 Commissioners, 1852. 
 
340 Trinity Hall 
 
 [410] "man shulde for euermore from tyme to tyme be Maister or Keaper 
 " of ye said Colledge or Hall to gouuerne as well y^ Fellowes & ScoUers 
 "there as ye Mannours lands tenementys & other possessions & 
 " hereditamentys whiche he did assigne for ye maintenance of ye said 
 "Maister Fellowes & Scollers, Whiche said Colledge or Hall hath 
 " alwayes sithens ye tyme of ye saide foundacion ben used as a Colledge 
 "& borne & vsed ye said name of Maister Fellowes & Scollers of 
 
 [411] "ye Colledge or Hall of the Holye Trynitie in ye Vniuersitie of 
 "Cambridge: And by that name hath vsed to Impleade make leases 
 " grauntes & gyftes & hath lykewyse taken & received by that name 
 " diuerse gyftes & grauntes to ye vse of ye saide Colledge or Hall. 
 " AND forasmuche as yf cavillacion shuld at any tyme hereafter be 
 " had or vsed uppon ye simple woords of that tyme some question 
 " or doubte might aryse of ye validitie of ye corporacion of ye said 
 " Colledge or Hall & thereuppon daunger & hurte might growe aswell 
 " to ye said Colledge as also to diuerse & sundrie personnes who hath 
 "heretofore receiued & which hereafter shall receiue gyftes grauntes 
 "or leases of ye said Colledge or Hall, For auoyding of which 
 " Inconuenyencys & for ye sure establyshment both of ye Corporacion 
 " of ye said Colledge & of all other mens rights & interests It Maie 
 " PLEASE ye Queues Majestic with thassent of ye Lordes spirituall 
 " & temporall & ye Coiiions in this present parliament assembled & 
 " by thauctoritie of ye same y« ye company & Fellowshypp which now 
 " be of ye said Colledge or shalle hereafter be shall & maye be a bodye 
 " polytike of them selfes & encorporated reallye & actuallye by ye 
 " name of Mayster Fellowes & Scollers of ye Colledge or Hall of ye 
 " Holie Trinitie in ye Vniuersitie of Cambridge to have being & 
 "continuance for euer: And y* ye said corporacion or bodye polytyke 
 " by thauctoritie aforesaid continuallye & for euer shall & may remayne 
 "& abyde a perfect corporacion & bodye polityke: AND yt ye said 
 " Mayster Fellowes & Scollers & their successours shall & maye be 
 " at all tymes hereafter inhabled & auctorized to demande clayme 
 " & chalenge sue & impleade & to be sued & impleaded by ye name 
 " of Mayster Fellowes & Scollers of ye Colledge or Hall of ye Holie 
 " Trinitie in ye Vniuersitye of Cambridge: And y' they shall have one 
 "Coiiion Seale: And y' one Henrye Harvye Doctour of ye Ciyill 
 " Lawe now Mayster of ye said Colledge be Mayster of ye said 
 
 [412] "Colledge: And y' ye said Mayster Fellowes & Scollers & 
 "their Successours shall and may haue houlde leuye perceive 
 "take & enioye all & singuler mannours landes tenementys 
 " possessions pencions porcions tithes rights titles interests coiiions 
 
The Inspeximus 341 
 
 "liberties fraunchesies iurtsdiccions preheminencys rentys reuercions [412] 
 " remaynders seruices & all other hereditamentys whatsoeuer apper- 
 "teining or belonging to y^ said CoUedge or Hall or accepted or 
 " reputed to be belonging or apperteinyng to y^ same or accepted 
 " reputed vsed occupied or taken as parte or parcell of y« possession 
 " of ye said Colledge or Hall in suche sorte fourme estate condicion 
 " & degree as ye same weare given or graunted & as they nowe haue 
 "ye same: And y* all such gyftes estates & grauntes as hath ben made 
 "to y* said Colledge by y^ name of Mayster Fellowes & Scollers 
 "of ye Colledge or Hall of ye HoUie Trinitye in ye Vniuersytie of 
 "Cambridge or by any other name whatsoeuer shall be as good 
 " & effectuall in ye lawe to all intentys construccions & purposes as 
 "yf ye said Colledge at ye tyme of ye makyng of suche gyftes 
 "grauntys & estatys had ben fullye perfectlye and playnelye 
 "incorporate by ye name of Mayster Fellowes & Scollers of ye 
 " College or Hall of ye Hollie Trinitye in ye Vniuersitie of Cambridge: 
 " SAVING alwayes to ye Queues highnes her heires & successours 
 "& to all & euerie other parsone & parsons bodies poHtyke & 
 " corporate their heires & successours & to theires & successours 
 " of euerie of them other then such as be heyre & heyres successour 
 "and successours vnto any suche parson or parsons whiche hath 
 "made any gyfte or graunte of any Mesuage landes tenementys 
 "or hereditamentys to ye said Mayster Fellowes & Scollers or to 
 "their Predecessours in fee symple all such estate possession right 
 "title interest reuercion remaynder rentys seruyces lease leases 
 "claymes condicions commons & all other profiRtts & commodities 
 "as they haue or ought to haue in & to ye premysses or any parte 
 " thereof as though this Acte had neuer ben had ne made: PROUIDED 
 " always & be it enacted that this Acte or any thing therein conteined 
 " shall not in any wyse extend to take awaye or be preiudiciall unto 
 "any of ye Fellowes or Scollers of ye said Colledge or Hall for 
 "displacing or removing of any of them from any maner of Offyce [413] 
 " or rome within or without ye said Colledge or for ye takyng awaye 
 " of any manner of proffyt coinoditie or aduantage to them or any 
 "of them belonging or apperteining: Ne to empayre hurte or vndoe 
 "any lease gifte feofifemente or graunte made by ye said Mayster 
 " Fellowes & Scollers or their Predecessours or by any of y" to 
 "any parson or parsons bodyes polityke or corporate but that they 
 " & euerie of them shall & maye haue houlde & enioye peasiblie & 
 "quietlie their right title & interest in suche like maiier fourme & 
 "condicion as though ye said seuerall rights titles and interests had 
 
342 Trinity HaU 
 
 [413] "ben to euerye of ym seuerallie made given graunted appointed & 
 "assured by y^ said Maister Fellowes & ScoUers now encorporated 
 " by this acte PROUIDED always yt this Acte ne any thinge therein 
 "conteined shall not extend e to make sure any landys tenementys 
 "or heriditamentys heretofore gyven or assured to y^ said Colledge 
 •'or Hall for y« whiche any accion or suite nowe dependith in any 
 "of ye Quenes Highnes Courts of Recorde or any suite depending 
 "in ye Chauncerye for any euidence concerning any suche lands 
 "tenementys or hereditamentys: But yt all those landes tenementys 
 " & hereditamentys shall stand & remayne in y^ same state & condicion 
 " they weare before ye making of this Acte as though this Acte had 
 " never ben had ne made Any thing in this present Acte expressed 
 " notwithstanding. 
 
 "Ego Franciscus Spelman Armiger Clericus Parliamenti virtute 
 " breuis Domine nostre Regine de cerciorand ^sentibus annex certifico 
 " superius scriptum verum esse tenorem Actus parliamenti in eo breui 
 "express. In cujus rei testimonium presentibus subscripsi sigillumi]^ 
 "apposui nono die Maij Anno regni serenissime atq, excellentissime 
 " Domine nostre Elizabeth dei gfa Anglie Francie at Hib'nie Regine 
 " fidei defensatricis &c. primo. 
 
 " Fraunces Spelman. 
 " NOS autem tenores breuis predci retorn eiusdem bris in dorso 
 "ipius et actus predicti ad requisicoem predci Henrici Harvy Magri 
 "Collegij Siue Aule predic? duximus exemplificand per presentes. 
 
 [414] " IN CUIUS rei testimonium has litteras nras fieri fecimus patentes. 
 "TESTE me ipa apud Westmonasterium tercio decimo die Maij 
 "Anno regni nfi primo. Dr Gozdetl." 
 
 (6) A COPY OF ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN 
 Y« M« & FELLOWS OF TRINITY HALL [158^]. 
 [315] Taken fm ye Old Register (viz. Liber Actorum & rerum etc.)». 
 
 "Articles qf Agrement betwene the M^ & Felloes of Trinitie 
 " Hall in Camb. sett downe by the Archb. Grace of Canterb. at the 
 " request of the L. Burghleie L. Treasurer of Englande & Chancellor 
 "of that Vniuersitie, the last of Februarie 1585. 
 
 " I. First it is ordered that Thorowgood & Hildersham shall 
 "remeine Fellowes of the Howse still. That Thorowgood who was 
 " chose first shoulde be the senior, & that theie bothe presentlie ypon 
 "theire returne shall take theire othe before the Master. 
 
 ' For Preston's letter to the Lord Treasurer, written a few months earlier, and setting 
 forth the abuses then existing in the state of the college, see p. 153, note 1. For Thorowgood 
 see pp. 171 [5], 187, 274—5, Hildersham is not included in the lists of Fellows. 
 
Articles of Agreement 343 
 
 "2. Secondlie concerninge the Debts that are due to the Coll: [315] 
 " It is ordered that theie shall all be payde to the M^ & M"" Bettis 
 "before the first of Maya next: or ells the fellowes that paye not, to 
 " loose theire fellowshippes, the schollars theire schollarships, & the 
 " pensioners to be removed, & furder to be sued in lawe till the sayde 
 "Debts shall be recovered. And that herafter everie one pay the 
 "Coll: accordinge to the ordre & decree of that house allreadie sett 
 " downe, & vnder the payne therin specified. Provided that yf he 
 "wch kepeth the booke do not see that ordre & decree executed 
 " accordinglie, he be putt owt of Goiiions, and loose the comodities 
 " of the house, till the Coll : be satisfied. 
 
 "3. Thirdlie that M^ Matthewe Stokis shall take the Coll: 
 "accoumpt betwixt this & Ester, & certifie the state of the house 
 "to the Right H. the L. Threasurer. And that the money that 
 "Remeyheth shalbe putt in the Coll: Chest accordinge to Statute. 
 
 "4. Fourthlie that a vewe shal be presentlie taken of all the [316] 
 " College- evidences to see what and howe manie be wantinge, & 
 "that all of them shalbe putt into the place where theie owght to 
 "be kept. 
 
 " 5. . Fiftelie that the M'', Felloes, Schollars, & pencionars shall 
 "resort to the Chappell in theire surplesses and hoodes as they vse 
 " to doe in other Colleges, & that the Chaplyn or minister web sayethe 
 " divine service in the Chappell, shall weare his surplesse and whoode 
 "accordinge to his degree. 
 
 "6. Lastlie it is ordered & agreed by all parties ■ consents, that 
 
 ''yf anie controversie shall happe to arise betwixt the sayde M"^ & 
 
 " Felloes, the same shal be referred to the most Reverende Father the 
 
 " Archbusshop of Canterburie, by him to be compounded, decided, 
 
 "& determined. 
 
 " W. BURGHLEY." 
 
 (7) BENJAMIN THORNTON'S PASSPORT [a.d. 1641]. 
 
 ~ Benjamin Thornton was Chosen Fellow May 16. 1635'. What [4S6] 
 follows is a copy of a Pass granted to him, & is under King Charles 
 ye First his own Hand & Signet. 
 
 "CHARLES R. 
 
 "Charles by y^ grace of God King of Great Brittaine, France 
 "& Ireland, Defender of the Faith &c. To all Majors, Sheriffes, 
 "Justices of the Peace, Bayliffes, Customers, Comptrollers, Serchiers: 
 
 1 See pp. 165 [5], 196. 
 
344 Trinity Hall 
 
 [456] " As also to all our Admiralls, Vice-Admiralls, Captaines of our Ships 
 " & Forts, And to all other our Officers and Ministers of our Townes 
 " & Portes, & other our Loving Subjects whom it doth or may concerne, 
 " Greeting. 
 
 " Whereas we have given & by these presents doe give & grant 
 " Leave & Licence unto this Bearer Benjamin Thorneton Esquier, 
 "upon his humble suite unto us, to travell & transport himselfe out 
 "of these our Dominions into the Low-Countries, & other forraine 
 " Partes. Our Will & Pleasure therefore is, & Wee hereby require 
 "& coiiiand you & every of you whome it doth or may concerne, 
 "that you permitt & suffer the said Benjamin Thorneton with his 
 "necessaries, not prohibited, quietly to passe by you, & peaceably 
 " to embarque at any of our Ports, & from thence to sett forth to Sea, 
 
 [457] " without any yo^ Letts, Disturbance, or Hinderance And for soe doeing 
 "this shal be aswell to the said Benjamin Thorneton, as to you & 
 " every of you our sufficient Warrant & Discharge on this behalfe. 
 " Given under our Signet at Our Court at Newmarkett the tenth day 
 " of March in the Seventeenth year of our Reigne " 
 
 © 
 
 mark'd at bottom 
 "Ben: Thorneton" 
 and Indors'd 
 " Passe 
 " To Benjamin Thorneton Esq""." 
 
 The Original Pass was found about Lady Day 1736 in a Chamber 
 Num: 7 at Trinity Hall. As men were at work in setting up a 
 Stone-Chimney-piece, & removing some part of ye Wainscot, it 
 dropp'd down from behind y^ Wainscot on y« North-side of y^ 
 Chimney. It seems to have been hid behind ye Wainscot designedly. 
 The Pass is in ye possession of D"" Zachary Grey Minister of S* 
 Peter's & S' Giles's in Cambridge. 
 
 (8) CAMBRIDGE COLLEGES AND PARISHES [1727-8]. 
 
 [394] The Number of the Masterships, Fellowships, Scholarships, & 
 Exhibitions; Also the whole Number of Masters, Fellows, Scholars, 
 Exhibitioners, & all Students, whose Names were on the Buttery- 
 Tables in their respective Colleges on the Coinencemt Tuesday July 
 4»h 1727. 
 
Cambridge Colleges and Parishes : 1727-8 345 
 
 
 Master. 
 
 Fellow- 
 ships. 
 
 Scholar- 
 ships. 
 
 Exhi- 
 bitions. 
 
 Whole Number of 
 Masters, Fellows, 
 Scholars, Exhibi- 
 tioners, & all Stu- 
 dents whose names 
 were on the Buttery 
 Tables in their re- 
 spective Colleges 
 July 4. 1727. 
 
 S' Peter's College. 
 
 Clare Hall. 
 
 Pembroke Hall. 
 
 Corpus X" College. 
 
 Trinity Hall. 
 
 Qonvile & 
 Caius College. 
 
 Kings College. 
 Queens College. 
 
 S' Catharine's Hall. 
 
 Jesus College. 
 Christ's College. 
 
 S' John's College. 
 
 S'Mary 
 Magdalen's College. 
 
 Trinity College. 
 
 Emanuel College. 
 
 Sidney Sussex 
 College. 
 
 I. 
 
 I. 
 
 I. 
 I. 
 I. 
 
 I. 
 
 I. 
 Provost 
 
 I. 
 President 
 
 I. 
 
 I. 
 I. 
 
 I. 
 
 I. 
 
 I. 
 I. 
 
 I. 
 
 22. 
 20. 
 
 17- 
 12. 
 12. 
 
 26. 
 70. 
 20. 
 
 08. 
 
 16. 
 15- 
 60. 
 
 16. 
 60. 
 IS- 
 17- 
 
 45- 
 
 20. 
 circiter 
 
 25. 
 
 37- 
 14. 
 
 71- 
 
 00. 
 
 4S- 
 
 22. 
 circiter 
 
 36. 
 
 54- 
 
 100. 
 circiter 
 
 20. 
 
 79- 
 50. 
 
 44. 
 
 00. 
 
 .0?- 
 circiter 
 
 05. 
 
 03- 
 01. 
 
 04. 
 00. 
 
 08. 
 
 04. 
 circiter 
 
 OS. 
 
 18. 
 
 100. 
 circiter 
 
 06. 
 
 31- 
 
 37- 
 
 09. 
 
 58. 
 
 79- 
 
 61. 
 
 46. 
 
 ' 55- 
 
 100. 
 
 85. 
 
 64. 
 41. 
 
 74- 
 73- 
 
 3SI- 
 
 45- 
 
 227. 
 
 96. 
 
 44. 
 
 
 16. 
 
 406. 
 
 662. 
 
 236. 
 
 1499. 
 
 [394] 
 
 N.B. The Gremials (viz. those who have Degrees, but have not [395] 
 their Names on ye Tables in any College, but who live in ye Town) 
 are not Reckon'd here, but are Number'd amongst ye people of ye 
 Town. 
 
 The Number of Persons in ye Several Parishes of ye Town of [395] 
 
346 Trinity Hall 
 
 
 
 Cambridge, as deliver'd in to y* Bp of Ely (D^ 
 
 Thomas Greene) 
 
 at his Visitation at Cambridge July 17, 
 
 1728, 
 
 except Barnwell, 
 
 ye Number of wch Parish was not then delivered 
 
 in, but wch was 
 
 comunicated to me afterwards viz. Oct: 18, 
 
 , 1730 by Mr Benjamin 
 
 Butler, & is here inserted as part of -f 
 
 people 
 
 of ye Town of 
 
 Cambridge. 
 
 
 
 Trinity Parish about 
 
 
 700 
 
 S' Edwards 
 
 
 648 
 
 S' Giles's 
 
 
 540 
 
 All Saints 
 
 
 522 
 
 Great S' Maries about 
 
 
 520 
 
 St Botolph's 
 
 
 506 
 
 Great S' Andrew's 
 
 
 480 
 
 S* Clement's 
 
 
 459 
 
 S' Benedict's 
 
 
 455 
 
 S' Sepulchre's 
 
 
 360 
 
 Little S* Maries 
 
 
 280 
 
 St Peters 
 
 
 270 
 
 St Michael's 
 
 
 268 
 
 Little St Andrew's Barnwell 
 
 181 
 
 Whole Number of y^ People of y^ Town 
 
 Add ye whole Number of ye Persons 
 belonging to ye University, viz. Gowns- 
 men on ye Buttery-Tables as Collected 
 in ye foregoing page. 
 
 Whole Number of Both together 
 
 Families in St Edward's Parish about 
 Families in St Giles's 
 Families in St Sepulchre's 
 Families in St Peter's 
 Families in Barnwell 
 
 6189 
 
 1499 
 7688 
 
 160 
 158 
 103 
 076 
 054 
 SSI 
 
 [396] M'' Twyne in hia ^.Antiquitatis Academiae Oxoniensis Apologia, 
 Edit: Oxon: 1608. p. 379, Quotes D' Caius as saying fm John Major, 
 yt about his time there were 4000 or 5000 Students at Cambridge. 
 But Twyne" did not believe it to be true. 
 
 Dr Fuller in his History of y University of Cambridge p. 143^ 
 
 ' Fuller, History of the University of Cambridge, vill., \ 
 1840. 
 
 i 10 — 12 : pp. 201 — 2. London: 
 
Population of Cambridge 2A7 
 
 says, y» D' Caius took an exact account of all y^ Students at [396] 
 Cambridge, wch amounted to 1783 in y^ year 1574, viz. 
 
 1. Peter House 096 6. Gonvil & 10. Jesus Coll: 118 
 
 2. Clare Hall 129 Caius College 062 11. XtsColl: 157 
 
 3. Pembroke Hall 087 7. Kings College 140 12. S* John's Coll: 271 
 
 4. Benet College 093 8. Queens College 122 13. Magd: Coll: 049 
 
 5. Trinity Hall 068 9, Cath: Hall 032 14. Trinity Coll: 359 
 
 473 356 954 
 
 356 
 
 954 
 
 1783 
 
 See also more gtictrly D"" Caius's Hist: Cant: Acad: p. 56 &c. 
 D"" Fuller says in his Hist: of y' University of Cambf. p. 163, That 
 " an exact survey was taken of y^ Number of Students in ye University, 
 "whose Total Sum amounted unto 2998, viz. A.D. 162 iV 
 
 A great difference between y^ Number in 1621, & y^ Number weft 
 I took in y« year 1727; and yet there are more Fellowships in y^ 
 University now than there were then. But whoever does but consider 
 ye different dispositions of y^ King & Court &c., in y^ year 162 1 from 
 what they were in y^ year 1727 may easily account for y^ difference. 
 
 In M' Twyne's Apologia beforemention'd I found y^ following 
 passage quoted, p. 213, from y^ Liber Censualis or Domesday Book, [397] 
 viz. "Burgus de Grentbridge in Decern Custodias dividitur & 387 
 " Mansiones habet^ — sed pro Castro destruetae fuerunt domus octo- 
 " decim." 
 
 This Domesday Book (consisting of Two Thick volumes) is now 
 in ye Exchequer. It contains an account y' was taken in William y^ 
 Conqueror's time (about ye year 1086) of ye estates in England &c, 
 [See Df Prideaux's Connect: 2nd vol: 8™ p. 650 &c.] One of ye 
 volumes is about as large as one of our Church Bibles: The other 
 is not so large, but very thick. In one volume are 382 Vellum Leaves; 
 in ye other 450. At y* end of ye Smaller Thick volume are these 
 words, viz. " Anno— vicesimo p° Regni Willi Facta est ista Descriptio 
 " non solum p h'os tres Comitatus sed etiam p alios." The 3 counties 
 there mention'd are Norfolk, & Suffolk, & (I think) Essex. 
 
 Oct: 5. 1730 I had an opportunity of perusing Domesday Book 
 by ye favour of a Friend belonging to ye Exchequer. I turn'd to 
 ye passage quoted by M"" Twyne, & had some hopes (tho very small 
 hopes) of findiiig something concerning ye University. But nothing 
 did I find of that matter. 
 
 ' Fuller, History of the University of Cambridge, IX., §§S— 8: p. 147. 
 
34^ Trinity Hall 
 
 [397] I" fol: 189 of ye Larger volume I found these words, viz. "Burgum 
 "de Grentebrige p uno hondre! se defend T. R. E. In hoc Burgo 
 "fuer 7 sunt dece custodie. In prima custodia LIIII"'' masure ex 
 "his lie sunt Waste. In hac pma custodia h' Ilan^com' V burgenses 
 " nichil reddentes. Hec ead una custodia p duab^ coputabaf T. R. E. 
 "sed p castro sunt destructe XXVII dom^" 
 
 T. R. E. signifys Tempore Regis Edwardi. 7 signifys, et. 
 
 In Prima custodia Masure 54 h' Ilan^ com' i.e. habet Alanus comes 
 
 In Secunda custodia 48 
 
 3"= 41 
 
 4"^ 45 
 
 S*^ SO 
 
 6'a omitted 
 
 7"* 37 
 
 8^^ 37 
 
 gna 22 
 
 io™a 29 
 
 373 
 
 [398] There is a difference between M^ Twyne's account & mine as to 
 ye Numbers of ye Masure & Dom^ Destructe. And those persons 
 y' shall read ye foregoing Particulars will make such observations 
 as shall occur to y™. My observation is this, That if it shou'd be 
 allow'd y' about ye year 1086 there were 387 Mansiones in ye Town 
 of Grentbridge according to M"" Twyne, & y' that was ye whole 
 Number, & y* each Mansio had Four persons dwelling in it, this wou'd 
 make ye Number 1548; wch being deducted from 7688, it follows 
 y' there are now 6140 persons in Cambridge (including ye University) 
 more y° there were in ye time of William ye Conqueror. 
 
 [431] Mar: 12. I73§ I consulted Domesday Book again at ye Exchequer, 
 & I found yt ye Masure were 373, & yt ye Domus Destructe were 27. 
 So yt I find my ace' is exact, & M"" Twine's is not so. But then 
 ye Calculation wch I make afterwards shou'd be alter'd. 
 
 (9) THE OXFORD COLLEGES [A.D. 1733]. 
 
 [434] In July 1733 I was at ye Publick Act at Oxford, about wcfa time 
 I collected ye Numbers of ye Members of that University as follows, 
 viz. 
 
 The Number of ye Masterships, Fellowships, Scholarships, & 
 Exhibitioners; Also ye whole Number of Masters, Fellows, Scholars, 
 Exhibitioners, & all Students whose Names were in ye Buttery Books 
 in their respective Colleges about ye time of ye Public Act 1733. 
 
Oxford Colleges, lyjj 
 
 349 
 
 
 Masters 
 
 Fellowships 
 
 Scholarships 
 
 Exhibitions 
 
 Whole nqihber of all 
 sorts M«, Fellows, 
 Schol"', Exhibi- 
 tion", &c. in y« 
 Buttery Books. 
 
 University Coll. 
 
 I Master 
 
 
 12 
 
 
 17 
 
 00 
 
 94 
 
 Baliol 
 
 I Master 
 
 
 12 
 
 
 14 
 
 18 
 
 140 
 
 Merton 
 
 I Warden 
 
 Feltps 
 Chapi 
 
 24 
 02 
 
 Portionists 
 Clerks 
 
 14 
 02 
 
 00 
 
 93 
 
 Exeter 
 
 I Rector 
 
 
 23 
 
 Bible Clerk 01 
 
 03 
 
 84 
 
 Oriel 
 
 I Provost 
 
 
 18 
 
 
 00 
 
 14 
 
 68 
 
 Queens 
 
 I Provost 
 
 Feltps 16 
 M" of Arts on 
 ye Foundat 08 
 
 Tabard" 
 Poor Child 
 Clerks 
 
 09 
 
 "16 
 
 02 
 
 Circiter 20 
 
 134 
 
 New College 
 
 I Warden 
 
 Feltps 
 Chapt 
 
 70 
 10 
 
 Clerks 
 Sexton 
 
 03 
 01 
 
 00 
 
 113 
 
 Lincoln 
 
 I Rector 
 
 
 12 
 
 
 09 
 
 20 
 
 70 
 
 All Souls 
 
 I Warden 
 
 Feltps 
 Chapi 
 
 40 
 02 
 
 
 09 
 
 00 
 
 53 
 
 S' Mary Magfi. 
 Coll. 
 
 I President 
 
 Feltps 
 
 Demisfa 
 
 Chapt 
 
 40 
 30 
 04 
 
 Clerks 
 
 08 
 
 20 
 
 108 
 
 Brazen Nose 
 
 I Principal 
 
 
 20 
 
 
 30 
 
 04 
 
 112 
 
 Corpus X" 
 
 I President 
 
 Feltps 
 Chapt 
 
 20 
 02 
 
 
 20 
 
 Exhibitions) „^ 
 to Clerks r^ 
 
 S8 
 
 X" Church 
 
 I Dean 
 
 Canons 
 Students 
 
 08 
 
 lOI 
 
 
 00 
 
 Circiter 10 
 
 247 
 
 Trinity 
 
 I President 
 
 
 12 
 
 
 12 
 
 02 
 
 104 
 
 S' John Baptist 
 
 I President 
 
 
 39 
 
 
 II 
 
 00 
 
 117 
 
 Jesus 
 
 I Principal 
 
 
 19 
 
 
 18 
 
 21 
 
 155 
 
 Wadham 
 
 I Warden 
 
 Feltps 
 Chapt 
 
 15 
 02 
 
 Schotps 
 Clerks 
 
 IS 
 02 
 
 08 
 
 132 
 
 Pembroke 
 
 I Master 
 
 
 13 
 
 
 23 
 
 00 
 
 92 
 
 Worcester 
 
 I Provost 
 
 
 06 
 
 
 06 
 
 00 
 
 24 
 
 S' Albans Hall 
 
 I Principal 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 I 
 
 Hart Hall 
 
 I Principal 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 OS 
 
 27 
 
 S'Edmund'sHall 
 
 I Principal 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 01 
 
 22 
 
 S« Mary's Hall 
 
 I Principal 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 04 
 
 24 
 
 New Inn Hall 
 
 I Principal 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 Magdalen Hall 
 
 I Principal 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 21 
 
 33 
 
 
 25 
 
 580 
 
 242 
 
 I7S 
 
 2107 
 
 [434] 
 
350 Trinity Hall 
 
 (lo) D" NICHOLS'S EXPULSION [A.D. 1731]. 
 
 [424] Dr Nichols was expell'd y^ University Aug: 6. 1731^- The form 
 of ye Grace for that purpose was as follows : 
 
 " Whereas Philip Nichols Doctor of Law late Fellow of Trinity 
 " Hall has been guilty of stealing many valuable Books out of 
 "St John's College Library, & elsewhere to ye great scandal, & 
 "dishonour of this University, Do's it please you y' y^ sd Philip 
 " Nichols for his Infamous practices be depriv'd & for ever reputed 
 " unworthy of all Rights & Privileges, Honour, and Degrees conferred 
 " upon him in our University. 
 
 "Read Aug: 6. 173 1. 
 
 " Granted y^ same day, in y^ afternoon." 
 
 [414] A Copy of a Letter wch y^ Master deliver'd to me 
 IN Ye Parlour Aug: 5. 173 1 1 
 
 " M'^ President & Gentlemen. 
 
 " The ill Luck I have had in Putting in ye Late expelled 
 " Fellow D"^ NichoUs has Determined me to waive ye Masters Right 
 "to Devolutions for ye future; Saving only as to Mr Knatchbull. 
 " I take it y' after any Lapse ye Master is not coarcted to any time 
 "in which he must supply it. Pursue ye therefore ye Direction of ye 
 " Statutes, Certifye ye Master when any Fellowship shall Devolve. 
 " I will not fill it before ye Audit after. And when ye Audit shall 
 " bring you together. Proceed ye to an Election again. Thus ye, & I, 
 "shall have our choice — ye of y^ Fellows, & I of my Quiet. This 
 " I promise, and engage, during my Mastership. 
 
 " Nath. Lloyd." 
 
 " Trinity Hall 
 "Aug. s. 173 1 
 
 " Pray M' P^ Register this 
 " & keep ye Original." 
 
 [477] 
 
 (II) LICENCE IN MORTMAIN 
 
 Granted to Trinity Hall by K. George ye Second, 
 April 8'^ 1742. 
 
 " George the Second by the Grace of God of Great Britain France 
 " & Ireland King Defender of the Faith & so forth TO ALL to whom 
 "these Presents shall come Greeting WHEREAS our Trusty & 
 
 ^ See pp. 160 [16], 213, 217 and note. 
 
 ' See the original in Miscellanea, vol. in. [73]. 
 
Licence in Mortmain 351 
 
 'f Welbeloved the Master Fellows & Scholars of the College or Hall [477] 
 " of the Holy Trinity in our University of Cambridge Have by their 
 " Petition humbly Represented unto us That the said College or Hall 
 "was founded in the time of King Edward the Third for the Study 
 " and Knowledge of the Civil Law and is the only One that is founded 
 "in either of Our Universities for that Study That in the time of 
 " Queen Elizabeth the said College was made a Body Politick and 
 "Corporate by Act of Parliament and Consists at present only of 
 " a Master Twelve Fellows & Fourteen Scholars That whenever the 
 "Revenues of the said College are more than sufficient for the 
 "Maintenance of the Master Fellows Scholars and Officers of the 
 " College and for the support and Repairs of the College and [478] 
 " Buildings belonging to the same and for other Necessarys of the 
 "College They are Obliged by the Founders Statutes to increase 
 " the Number of their Fellows That the Revenues of the said College 
 "are small and not sufficient for the Purposes aforesaid And as the 
 " Laws now stand They are not permitted to Accept any Benefaction 
 " in Lands without Our Royal Leave and Licence And they having 
 " therefore humbly Prayed Us to Grant them Our Royal Leave and 
 " Licence whereby they may be Enabled to Accept and hold Lands 
 " Tenements and Hereditaments to the Annual Value of One Thousand 
 'Pounds or to such other Annual Value as to Us should seem fit 
 "over and above the Estate they at Present enjoy and may have 
 " a Capacity to Receive the Benefactions of such Persons as shall be 
 "disposed to give further encouragement to the Study of the Civil 
 " Law by which means there may be an Increase of Fellows in our 
 "said University who may be serviceable to the Publick by their 
 " Knowledge in those Laws We have Taken the Premises into Our 
 " Royal Consideration and are Graciously Pleased to Condescend to 
 " their Request KNOW YE therefore that Wee of our Especial Grace 
 "certain Knowledge and meer motion HAVE Given and Granted 
 " And by these Presents for Us Our Heirs and Successors DO Give 
 " and grant unto the said Master Fellows and Scholars of the College 
 " or Hall of the Holy Trinity in Our said University of Cambridge [479] 
 "and their Successors our Especial Licence full Power and LawfuU 
 "and Absolute Authority to Purchase Acquire Take and Receive 
 "and Hold in Mortmain to the Use of them and their Successors 
 "for ever any Lands Tenements or Hereditaments not exceeding 
 " the Yearly Value of One Thousand Pounds over and above what 
 "they are at present possessed of as also to have a Capacity to 
 "Receive the Benefactions of such Persons as shall be disposed to 
 
352 Trinity Hall 
 
 [479] " give further encouragement to the Study of the Civil Law. AND 
 "Wee do hereby also for Us our Heirs and Successors Give and 
 " Grant our Especial Licence full Power and Lawfull and Absolute 
 "Authority to any Person or Persons Bodys Politick or Corporate 
 " their Heirs and Successors respectively to Grant Alien Sell Convey 
 " and Dispose of in Mortmain in Perpetuity or otherwise to or to the 
 " Use and Benefit of or in Trust for the said Master Fellows and 
 " Scholars of the College or Hall of the Holy Trinity in Our said 
 " University of Cambridge and their Successors Any Lands Tenements 
 " and other Hereditaments not exceeding the Yearly Value of One 
 "Thousand Pounds above All Charges and Reprizes AND LASTLY 
 " Wee do hereby for Us Our Heirs and Successors Grant unto the 
 "said Master Fellows and Scholars of the College or Hall of the 
 " Holy Trinity in our said University of Cambridge and their 
 
 [480] " Successors that these Our Letters Patent or the Inrollment or 
 " Exemplification thereof shall be in anrf by all things good firm valid 
 " sufficient and effectual in the Law according to the true Intent and 
 " meaning thereof Notwithstanding the not Naming or Describing 
 " any of the Lands Tenements or other Hereditaments to be granted 
 "Aliened Sold or Disposed of in Mortmain to them and their 
 "Successors in Fee as aforesaid Or any other Omission Imperfection 
 " Defect Matter Cause or thing whatsoever to the Contrary thereof 
 "in any wise Notwithstanding IN WITNESS whereof Wee have 
 "Caused these Our Letters to be made Patent WITNESS Our 
 " Self at Westminster the Eighth day of April in the Fifteenth year 
 
 "of Our Reign. 
 
 " By Writt of Privy Seal. 
 
 "COCKS. 
 
 Indors'd thus, 
 " Trinity College Cambridge 
 " Licence in Mortmain. 
 
 "COCKS." 
 
 N.B. The original is in a red leather box in the great chest in 
 the Treasury. 
 
 (12) POOR MONEY 
 
 I s d 
 [483] Mem. the Poor money paid by ye College is 4 : 5 : 4 p"" ann : i^ pr 
 
 week plac'd by ye Butler on y® Head of each Fellow & Fellow Coiiioner. 
 
 If ye pence amount to more y" 4 : $ : 4 at ye Audit, then ye overplus 
 
 to be paid to ye Chest, if to less, then ye Chest to make it out. 
 
Graces at Meat 353 
 
 Xtmas exceedings to be Divided thus: [483] 
 
 The Master & every Fellow, & every Fellow Coiiioner pay a 
 whole share if present ; & if absent then a Half share. Every Scholar 
 (viz. Pension^) if present pays a Half share. If a Pension^ is absent [484] 
 then he pays a Quarter share. Sizars pay nothing. 
 
 Brewers & Bakers Xtmas Box put into y^ Xtmas exceedings. 
 
 ■f s 
 
 Out of ye whole must be deducted first y^ 20 for ye Brewer & 20 
 for ye Baker. (See ye Butler's Book pro anno 1691 with this Division 
 made under Df Oxenden's Hand.) 
 
 (13) PARS DEDUCENDA. 
 
 £ s d 
 Wheat at o = 6 = 8 pr Qr 
 
 Malt at o = S = o pr Qf. 
 
 Two Thirds to be paid in money; and one Third to be paid in 
 Corn, according to ye Act of Parliam' in Q. Elizabeth Reign. The 
 whole entred in ye Reditus in Cowcher. 
 
 Two Thirds reed in money in Bursar's Book, & one Third in Corn. 
 The Last Third charg'd to ye Bursar twice in ye account; first in ye 
 Reditus, where he is charg'd with ye whole; secondly in ye Major 
 Dividend, where he is charg'd with ye same Third in Corn. Now 
 because ye Bursar receives more y" one Third of ye whole Reditus 
 in Corn-money according as ye price of Corn happens to be above 
 
 s d s 
 
 6 — 8 pr Qr for Wheat, or above 5 p^^ Q'' for Malt; Therefore to make 
 even, Deduct one Third of ye whole Reditus fm ye Corn at Lady Day 
 & Michs, and ye remainder goes to ye Dividend. The Third, or Pars 
 
 £ ' d 
 Deducenda, at Lady Day is found to be 24 : 16 : 02J. The Third, 
 
 £ s d 
 or Pars Deducenda, at Mich^ is found to be 24 : 13 : ii^. 
 
 (14) GRACES BEFORE & AFTER MEAT. [495] 
 
 "AUL: Trin: Camb. 
 
 " 1739. 
 
 " Precationes, & Gratiarum Actiones. 
 
 "Ante Prandium. 
 
 "Quicquid appositum est, aut apponetur, Christus Benedicere 
 "dignetur, In Nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti. 
 " Resp. Amen, 
 D. w. 23 
 
354 Trinity Hall 
 
 [49s] "Post Prandium, 
 
 " Benedicamus Domino. 
 
 " Reap. Deo Gratias. 
 [496] "Agimus Tibi Gratias, Omnipotens, et sempiterne Deus, pro 
 "omnibus tuis Beneficijs, qui vivis, et regnas Deus per omnia, in 
 "secula seculorum. 
 
 " Resp. Amen. 
 
 " Deus servet Ecclesiam, et Regem, totamq, Regiam familiam, 
 "et Regnum; Det nobis Pacem, et post mortem vitam aeternam. 
 
 " Resp. Amen. 
 
 "Ante Caenam. 
 
 " Caenam sanctificet qui nobis omnia praebet, 
 ' Pater, Filius, et Spiritus Sanctus. 
 " Resp. Amen, 
 
 "Post Caenam. 
 
 " Benedictus sit Deus in Donis suis. 
 
 " Resp. Et sanctus in omnibus operibus suis. 
 
 " Sit Nomen Domini Benedictum. 
 
 " Resp. Ex hoc nunc, usq> et in Secula. 
 
 " Tua nos, Domine, Gratia semper praeveniat et sequatur, et bonis 
 "operibus praestet nos esse intentos per Jesum Christum Dominum 
 " nostrum. 
 
 " Resp. Amen. 
 
 " Deus servet Ecclesiam, et Regem, totamc|j Regiam familiam, et 
 " Regnum ; det nobis Pacem, et post mortem, vitam aeternam. 
 
 " Resp. Amen, 
 
 "DiEBUS DOMINICIS ET FEST, 
 
 "Ante Prandium. 
 
 "Benedic nobis, Domine, et Dotiis tuis quae de largitate tua 
 "sumpturi sumus, per Jesum Christum Dominum nostrum. 
 " Resp. Amen. 
 [497] " Mensae Caelestis participes nos facias, Rex .^ternae Gloriae. 
 " Re.sp. Amen. 
 
 "Deus est Charitas; et qui manet in Charitate, manet in Deo, 
 "et Deus in eo. 
 
 " Sit Deus in nobis, et nos maneamus in Illo. 
 " Resp. Amen. 
 
Rules for the Scholars 355 
 
 "Post Prandium, [497] 
 
 " Tibi laus, Tibi gloria, Tibi gratiarum actio in secula sempiterna, 
 "6 Beata Trinitas. 
 
 " Resp. Amen. 
 
 " Benedicamus Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto. 
 
 " Resp. Laudemus, et exaltemus Nomen ejus in secula. 
 
 "Agimus Tibi gratias, Omnipotens, et sempiterne Deus, pro 
 "omnibus tuis Beneficijs, qui vivis et regnas Deus per omnia, in 
 "secula seculorum. 
 
 " Resp. Amen. 
 
 "Deus servet Ecclesiam, et Regem, totamq, Regiam familiam, et 
 "Regnum; det nobis Pacem et post mortem vitam aeternam. 
 
 "Resp. Amen." 
 
 These Graces were Printed in ye year 1739. There is a Grace 
 of Df Busby's set down in a Book in wch I have copyed ye College 
 Statutes; & wch in the year 1572 was order'd to be us'd'. But I 
 don't remember y' it was ever us'd since I have known ye College. 
 It begins thus, 
 
 " Benedicam Dominum in omni tempore : 
 "Semper laus ejus in ore meo. &c." 
 
 (IS) "RULES TO BE OBSERV'D BY THE SCHOLARS. [497] 
 
 "Every Pension'' & Sizar is to behave Religiously and decently 
 "at Chapel during the time of Divine Service on pain of being 
 "punish'd with the utmost severity. Every Pension^ & Sizar is [498] 
 "to be uncover'd within the walls of the College, while the Master 
 "or any one of the Fellows is in his view. 
 
 " No Pension^ or Sizar to go into the Fellows garden. And every 
 " Pension"^ or Sizar so often as he shall transgress either of these 
 " Rules, is to be punish'd sixpence for ye use of ye Library. Every 
 " Pension"^ & Sizar who shall walk cross the Grass-plats, or thr6 the 
 "middle walk of ye Court or appear out of his Chamber without 
 " having on his proper Gown, Cap, & Band, or come to Chapel in his 
 "Night-gown, Slippers, shoes unbuckl'd, or his stockings unty'd, or 
 "behave indecently at the Scholars Table, is to be punish'd Two 
 "pence for each offence by any Pension'^ Scholar who is his Senior; 
 " except ye offence be at Table, & then to be punish'd by ye Senior 
 " Scholar only, & ye money is to be laid out in Drink for ye use of 
 "the Scholars Table at meals. It is the Duty of such Scholar to 
 
 ' See pp. lil — 8. 
 
 23—2 
 
356 Trinity Hall 
 
 [498] " inflict this Punishm' on all offenders so often as they shall come 
 " to his knowledge. If he neglects it, to perform such exercise, or 
 "undergo such censure as ye Master or his Locum-tenens thinks 
 " proper." 
 
 (16) RULES FOR THE PENSIONERS' TABLE. 
 
 "January I s' 1739. Ed: Simpson. M^ Fr. Dickins, W"" Warren. 
 "Hen: Monson. Cha^ Pinfold. Ri: Calvert, Tho^ Salusbury. 
 "Ambr: Dickins. W™ Ridlington. 
 
 "Order'd by y« Master & Fellows Jan: i. 1739 y* y^ Account 
 "of y« Xtmas Exceedings at y^ Pension''^ Table be kept separate 
 " fm That of ye Fellows. 
 
 " That every Pension^ upon y^ usual Exceeding Days be allow'd 
 " Twelve pence, & no more y" a Bottle of red wine to each Mess. 
 "That w" ever any Brawn is sent fm y^ Fellows Table, a Pint of 
 "Sack be allow'd to each Mess upon that Day, & no other. And 
 "that ye expence of these exceedings be charg'd to each Pension" 
 " Account. Those y' are absent to pay half as much as those y« are 
 " present." 
 
 These Orders were deliver'd to ye Butler, & shewn to ye Scholars. 
 
 [484] (17) TRINITY HALL AND UNIVERSITY OFFICES. 
 
 Memorandum. When ye ofiSce of a Proctor of ye University 
 becomes void either by death or any other way before ye expiration 
 of his year, then Trinity Hall is to Present a Master of Arts to be 
 chosen Proctor by ye University for ye remaining part of ye year. 
 The same is to be said of a Taxor, & a Scrutator. 
 
XV 
 
 WILLIAM WARREN 
 
 (i) Personal. 
 
 I was Born in ye College (wcli is now ye Vicarage House) at [487] 
 Ashford in Kent April 27. 1683. My Father Mr Samuel Warren 
 was Vicar of Ashford many years, viz, fm about Michs 1673 to March 
 16. 172^. 
 
 I was Admitted Siz"" of Trinity Hall May 3. 1700. D"" Oxenden 
 was my good friend. I was Chosen & Admitted Scholaris de minori 
 forma Jan: 10. 170^. 
 
 I turn'd Pension"^ Jan: 15. i7of . 
 
 Dr Bramston our Master gave me y^ Library-keeper's place 
 May 31. 1705. 
 
 I had ye Grace of ye House for my Degree of LL.B. & accordingly 
 I went to ye Fellows Table Oct. 13. 1705. I kept my Exercise & was 
 Admitted LL.B. about ye Coinencement time 1706. 
 
 I was chosen Fellow of Trinity Hall Sept: 3. 171 2 and Admitted 
 Sept: 27. 1 71 2. 
 
 I was appointed Curate of S' Edwards Cambf Dec: 22. 1716: and 
 about ye same time I had ye Grace of ye College for ye Degree of 
 LLD. 
 
 I kept my 1=' Act in ye Schools Febr: 18. I7^f . 
 
 I was admitted LL.D. Mar: 30. 17 17. 
 
 I kept an Opponency to M"" Reeve June 5. 1717. 
 
 I was Created LLD. on ye Comencement Tuesday 1717. 
 
 W. WARREN Trinity Hall 
 
 July 31. 1731. 
 
 (2) The particular articles of expence for my [485] 
 
 Degree of LLB. 
 
 £ s d 
 Grace of ye House 05 : 00 : 00 
 
 s d s d 
 
 Glove money viz. 6 : 8 to ye Master; 3 : 4 to each of ye 
 Fellows being D" or Presbyters; & 2s. to each of 
 ye rest of ye Fellows. 01 : 18 : 00 
 
358 Trinity Hall 
 
 £ s a 
 [485] To ye College Chest according to an order of y* Society, 
 
 in lieu of ye Treat wcti us'd to be given formerly. 10 : CXJ : 00 
 
 To ye Professor of Civil Law (D>^ Ayloffe) 06 : 15 : 00 
 
 To ye Professor's Servant 00 : 05 : CX3 
 
 Cook's fee upon my going to ye Fellows Table 00 : 02 : 00 
 
 Cook for a dish or two of meat at ye Fellows Table. 00 : 13 : 06 
 
 Cook for meat at ye Scholars Table viz. i apiece to ye 
 
 Pension" in Coiiions (X) : 07 : 00 
 
 Wine upon my going to ye Fellows Table 00 : 10 : CX) 
 
 Proctor of ye University 02 : 06 : 02 
 
 Register of ye University 02 : 01 : 00 
 
 Wine & Biscuits before my Act 00 : 11 .08 
 
 Wine at Supper after ye Act 00 : 10 : 00 
 
 Cook for Supper after ye Act 01 : 10 : 00 
 
 Mem. Cook to get nothing by this supper because of ye 
 
 fee wcti follows viz. 
 
 Cook's fee for there not being so great a Supper 
 
 as was usual before ye Order was made. 01 : 00 : 00 
 
 Cook's fee for my Degree 00 : 05 : 00 
 
 Butler's fee for my going to ye Fellows Table 00 : 02 : 06 
 
 Butler's fee for my Degree 00 : 05 : 00 
 
 Porter's fee for my going to ye Fellows Table 00:01 :oo 
 
 Porter's fee for my Degree OO : 02 : 06 
 
 Blue-coat (ye Vice-Chancell^s man) for carrying a Body 
 
 of Law to ye Schools for ye exercise. 00 : 01 : 00 
 Two Bottles of Wine to ye Fellows for Completion viz. 
 
 w" I had been admitted LL.B. by ye V-Chan^ 00 : 03 : 04 
 
 Suin Total 34 : 09 : 08 
 
 Mr Audley Fellow of Peter-House (now ChancelK of ye Diocese 
 of York) was so kind as to excuse me his fee (viz. Half-a-Guinea) 
 for being my Father. 
 
 (3) Expenses for my Degree of LL.D. 
 
 [480J Grace of ye House 05 : 00 : 00 
 
 Mein. Grace of ye House for one who is not 
 Fellow is ;^io 
 To ye Chest in lieu of ye Treat wch us'd to be made 
 
 formerly. 10 : 00 : 00 
 
 Money for Gloves for Master & Fellows 01 : 16 : 08 
 
JVarrefCs Degree Fees 359 
 
 £ s d 
 
 Two Bottles of Wine ...; 00 : 02 : 06 [486] 
 
 Wine before my i^' Act 00 : 09 : 02 
 
 Biscuits before my !«' Act '. 00 : 02 : 06 
 
 Wine before my 2n<i Act 00 : 09 : 02 
 
 Biscuits before my 2^^ Act 00 : 02 : 06 
 
 Blue-coat (ye V.Charicell'^s man) for carrying ye Body 
 
 of Civil Law to ye Schools both Acts. 00 : 02 : 00 
 Proctors man for carrying ye University Statute Book 
 
 to ye Schools 00 : 01 : 00 
 
 Cook for Supper according to ye College Order 01 : 10 : cx) 
 
 Wine at Supper 00 : 10 : 00 
 
 Cook's fee for D" Degree 00 : 10 : 00 
 
 Cook's fee for not having ye usual Treat as formerly 
 
 before ye order was made 01 : 00 : 00 
 
 Butler's fee for my D" Degree.. 00 : 10 : 00 
 
 Porter's fee for D's Degree 00 : 05 : bo 
 
 Wine after my 2"d Act 00 : 01 : 08 
 
 Register of ye University 02 : 02 : 00 
 
 Proctor of ye University 02 : 19 : 04 
 
 To each D"" of Law present in y^ Senate House at my 
 
 Admission £0:6:^. There were 4 of y™ 01 : 06 : 08 
 
 To M"" Ward Fellow of Queens College, my Father 01:01:06 
 
 A Bottle of Wine on my Admission 00:01:08 
 
 To ye Bedell for T)^^ Groats viz. To each D"^ present 
 
 at ye Creation on Coinencem' Tuesday 4'^ 
 
 The usual sum was ;^o : 1 5 : 00 whether more 
 
 or fewer D^s were present. 00 : 1 5 : 00 
 
 Professor of ye Civil Law (D"" Dickins) 12:15:00 
 
 Professor's Servant 00 : 05 : 00 
 
 Two Bottles of Wine for Completion 00:03:04 
 
 Sum 44 : 01 : 08 
 
 Dr Dickins ye Professor kindly remitted 06 : 07 : 06 
 
 37 : 14 : 02 
 
 s 
 Mem. I paid 20 Caution to ye Vice-Chanc"^ for an Opponency, wch 
 
 money I reed again afterwards w° I had kept that Exercise with 
 
 Mr Reeve of Trinity Hall. 
 
360 Trinity Hall 
 
 (4) The Presbyter Fellows' Duties. 
 
 [488] A Copy of ye Order made Aug: 5. 1731 by y^ Master & Fellows 
 of Trinity Hall, viz. 
 
 "Aug:S. 1731. 
 "Whereas y^ care of y« Chappel & performance of Divine Service 
 "therein belongs only to y^ two Presbyter Fellows of y« College, 
 " It is order'd & Directed that ye form of Election into y^ Fellowship 
 " of Xy Nichols now vacant shall be in locum Socij Presbyteri dicti 
 " Collegij & yt he shall be accordingly admitted in Socium Presbyterum 
 " & at ye time of his Admission be acquainted y* it is his duty to take 
 " care of ye Chappel in his turn with ye other Presbyter and y' ye 
 " same method shall be observ'd upon every future vacancy of either 
 " of ye Presbyter Fellowships and y' no person unless he shall actually 
 "be in Holy Orders is capable of being admitted into ye said 
 " Fellowships. 
 
 " Nath. Lloyd Master. 
 
 " Fra. Dickins 
 
 "J. Andrew 
 " John Chetwode " Steph : Cottrell 
 
 " C. Pinfold' " Hen: Monson 
 
 " Ed : Simpson." 
 
 As this Order was Signing by ye Master & Fellows, I desired to 
 be excus'd from Setting my Hand to it; because I apprehended y' 
 ye care of ye Chapel belong'd to all ye Fellows, at least to all those 
 of y™ who were appointed & requir'd by their respective Founders 
 to be in Holy Orders. 
 
 If I am right in this my notion, I think y' this Order bears hard 
 upon ye Two Divinity Fellows. But if I shou'd be convinc'd & find 
 myself to be in error, I shou'd then approve of ye Order. Because 
 I desire y' every man may know his Duty, and y' he do it accordingly 
 with diligence. 
 [489] The Case seems to me to be this. 
 
 A.D. 1350 Bp Bateman founded Tfinity Hall. 
 
 A.D, 1352 The Statutes wch He had drawn up for ye College were 
 confirm'd by Him, & ye A.Bp of Canterbury &c. 
 
 In ye Statutes He requires y' there shou'd be a Master & Twenty 
 Fellows, Ten of wch at least shou'd be Legistae, & Seven at least 
 Canonistae. The Seven Canonistae were injoyn'd to be Presbyteri. 
 
 ' Order Book, p. ;6. 
 
Duties of Presbyter Fellows 361 
 
 The Legistae might be in Holy Orders or not as they pteas'd, for [489] 
 ye Statutes are silent as to that point. 
 
 He requires Half of j^ Fellows to be always resident in College 
 & amongst those Resident Fellows he requires y* there shou'd be 
 Two Presbyteri at least. 
 
 All this proceeds upon y^ supposition of there being a Master 
 & Twenty Fellows in y^ Society. 
 
 But Bp Bateman dyed before he had settled sufficient revenues 
 for his design'd Number; & therefore we have a Master & but Three 
 Fellows upon Bp Bateman's Foundation. 
 
 After ye Death of Bp Bateman, & before y^ Reign of Q. Elizabeth, 
 Simon Bailing founded Two Fellowships. He appointed his Fellows 
 to be Canonists. Robert Goodknape founded one. His Fellow was 
 to be a Priest (socius sacerdotali in ordine constitutus). D'^ Hewke 
 founded one. His Fellow was to be a Priest. Bp Nick founded 
 Three Fellowships. One of his Fellows was to be a Civilista, the other 
 two to be Canonistae, & to go into Priest's Orders within a year next 
 after their Admission. 
 
 How ye matter went on as to ye Number of Fellows actually in 
 orders in ye College before H. 8"'^ Reign does not appear. But in 
 ye 37th year of ye Reign of K. Hen : 8'h there was a Declaration of [490] 
 ye State of ye College made by Matthew Parker, John Redmayn, 
 & William Mey, wch I have seen in Benet College Library, & 
 agreeable to wch I have now an account before me weft was taken 
 out of ye Augmentation Office, & sent to D"^ Oxenden A.D. 1700 
 by Mr Battely. (See Arch: Coll: & Miscellan: Aul: Trin: vol: 3)'. 
 In this Declaration Two of Bp Bateman's Fellows are mention'd as 
 Presb'^s & one as not Presb"". Also D"' Hewke's Fellow is mention'd 
 as a Presbf. Also M"" Goodknapp's Fellow is mention'd as a Presb^ 
 Also Two of Bp Nick's Fellows are mention'd as Presb^s and his 
 Third Fellow as not Presb''. And accordingly these six Presb"" Fellows 
 as also Simon Balling's Two Fellows had their stipend assign'd y™ 
 as Presb". 
 
 This Declaration of ye state of ye College was made about twelve 
 years before Q. Eliz. began her Reign. 
 
 In ye I St year of Q. Eliz^ Reign an Act of Parliam* was made 
 " for ye sure establyshment of ye Corporacion of ye Colledge & of all 
 " other mens rights & interests " and this in case y' any " Cavillacion 
 "shuld at any tyme be had or used." 
 
 From wch words I observe y' if any dispute shou'd have arisen 
 1 Now Miscellanea, vol. 11. [4]; and see pp. 331—8. 
 
362 Trinity Hall 
 
 [490] before this Act was made concerning those Rights wch are confirmed 
 by this Act of Parliam*, this Act itself calls it Cavillacion. The Act 
 also says, "yt ye Master Fellowes & Scollers & their Successours 
 " shall & may haue houlde— take & enjoye all & singuler mannours 
 " landes tenementys possessions pencions porcions tithes rights titles 
 " interests services & all other hereditamentys whatsoever appertaining 
 " to ye said Colledge — or accepted or reputed to be belonging to y* 
 " same or accepted reputed used occupied or taken as part or parcel! 
 
 [491] "of ye possession of ye said Colledge or Hall in such sorte fourme 
 "estate condicion & degree as ye same weare given or graunted, & 
 "as they nowe haue ye same. And y* all such gyftes estates & 
 "grauntes to ye said Colledge shall be good & effectual! in ye lawe 
 "to all intentys construccions & purposes." Afterwards comes a 
 Proviso "y' this Acte shall not in eny wyse extend to take awaye 
 "or be preiudiciall unto any of ye Fellowes or Scollers of ye said 
 " Colledge or Hall for displacing any of y™ from any maner of offyce 
 " or rome within or without ye said Colledge or for ye takying awaye 
 " of any maiier of profyt comoditie or aduantage to them or any of 
 "them belonging or apperteining." 
 
 Now the quotations wch I have made from this Act of Parliament 
 I take to be a full confirmation of ye point wch I aim at, viz. That 
 all those Fellowships wch were given to ye College & intended for 
 Presbyters by ye Donors or Founders of y™ ought to be possess'd 
 & enjoy'd by Presbyters: for otherwise how can ye College hold & 
 enjoy such estates as were given for such purposes, in such sort form 
 estate condition & degree as ye same were given; or how can such 
 gifts & grants be said to be effectual to all Intents Constructions & 
 purposes; or how can any Fellow's profit comodity or advantage be 
 said not to be Infring'd, if any other burthen or duty be impos'd upon 
 him y" w' the Donor or Founder intended or mention'd ? 
 
 If it shou'd be said yt there has been but one Presbyter-Fellow, 
 or two or three for time out of mind ; I don't think y« that is sufficient 
 & satisfactory. Why have there not been more ? A Custom is not 
 therefore right merely because it has been of long standing if ye 
 
 [492] original of things appears & it can be prov'd y» ye will & intention 
 of ye Donor is not fulfill'd. There does not appear indeed any 
 Certainty what ye Number of Presbyter-Fellows has been actually 
 in College ever since ye Declaration beforemention'd in Hen. ye S'^'s 
 Reign. And I don't find in ye Cowcher so much as one Presbyter 
 or Dr or ye Xtian name of any one of ye Fellows mention'd for 
 ICXD years together fm ye beginning of ye Book in ye year 1587. 
 
Duties of Presbyter Fellows 363 
 
 I think Df Bramston is ye ist Djr Mention'd. Presl^ters are mention'd [492] 
 afterwards w" M"" Ayloffe's Catechetical Lectures were settled. And 
 there have been two of ye Fellows in Orders, & they have been ye 
 Catechists since. And now & then a Fellow has gone into Orders 
 besides. 
 
 As to ye point of performing Divine Service in ye Chapel for 
 above 100 years past I believe ye truth of ye matter has been in 
 ye main this. There has been but one Fellow in Orders sometimes, 
 & sometimes two or more. When there has been only One, He 
 has done ye duty himself w" in College, & in health. When he has 
 been ill, or his occasions have call'd him abroad, then ye Lay-fellows 
 us'd to Read prayers till ye Priest was well again or return'd. When 
 there have been two or more Fellows in Orders at one time, I believe 
 Prayers have been expected to be read by them in ye ist place, & w" 
 they were at any time ill, or abroad, then those at home took care 
 of ye Chapel. And I have been told y' D^ Brookbank (a Lay-fellow) [493] 
 has read Prayers for Half a year together. Thus much I can say from 
 my own knowledge, y' I have heard D"" Johnson, M' Meredith, & sev' 
 other Lay-fellows, read Prayers often. For my own part when I came 
 to be Fellow, I thought ye office of reading Publick Prayers did so 
 much belong to a Minister yt I did not so much care y' Laymen 
 should do that office, if it cou'd be easily avoided ; & therefore I have 
 often for a good while together done it. myself rather y" leave that 
 office to Laymen. Not but that Laymen have sometimes done it 
 y™selves since I have been Fellow, & w° Both of ye Presbyter-fellows 
 have been out of College; but I have endeavour'd to prevent that 
 practice sometimes by getting Clergymen from other Colleges to do 
 ye Duty. If that has occasion'd a notion in ye Lay-fellows y' ye care 
 of ye Chapel belongs entirely to ye Two Divinity Fellows; still I am 
 of ye opinion y* we ought to have more y" Two of ye Fellows in 
 Orders, & y* ye care of ye Chapel belongs either to ye whole Number 
 of Fellows, so y' ye duty be done either by y™selves or by others 
 for y™, as ye custom is in other Colleges, or else y' ye whole care 
 of ye Chapel shou'd rest upon those only who are appointed by their 
 respective Founders to go into Holy Orders, Upon ye whole I think [494] 
 thus : either ye point I am contending for is confirm'd by ye Act of 
 Parliament, or it is not; if it is, then there is no room for any further 
 dispute; if it is not, then I presume ye point is left just as it was 
 before ye Act was made, & then what ye will & desire of ye Founders 
 of Divinity Fellowships was, need not be mention'd again, and ye will 
 of ye Founders of such Fellowships I think ought to be fulfill'd so far 
 as is consistent with ye Laws of ye Land. 
 
364 Trinity Hall 
 
 [494] If I am wrong in my notion, I am sure I don't desire to be so, 
 but to be set right. 
 
 I shou'd be glad if any Rich & Good man wou'd settle a Stipend 
 for a Chaplain, or y' y^ Society itself wou'd do it by allowing some- 
 thing out of our profits yearly for that purpose. This wou'd make y« 
 matter easy to everybody, & there need be no more doubt about it. 
 
 W. W. 
 Trinity Hall 
 Aug: 21. 1731. 
 
 If it shou'd be thought y' those words in y^ Statute De Residentia 
 & Absentia, viz. " Duo Socij Presbyteri ad minus semper in Collegio 
 " remaneant, ne Socij Divinis destituantur officiis residentes": I say, 
 if it shou'd be thought y' those words imply y* y^ whole duty of y^ 
 Chapel is to be perform'd by two certain Presbyter Fellows all y^ 
 year round ; this is a mistaking of y^ meaning of y^ words ; for these 
 words proceed upon y^ supposition of there being a Master & twenty 
 Fellows upon y^ Foundation, & y' Seven of y« Fellows at least are in 
 Holy Orders, & y* two of y^ seven shou'd always be resident, & y' w° 
 those two shall be absent, other two at least of y^ seven shou'd be 
 [495] resident & do duty. For it is to be observ'd y' in ye same Statute 
 leave is given to one Fellow as well as another, & consequently to a 
 Presbyter Fellow as well as a Lay Fellow, to be absent for a certain 
 time upon his Lawfull occasions, without any diminution of his profits, 
 wch cannot possibly be if there are but Two Divinity Fellows, & they 
 to be constantly resident to do y^ duty of y^ Chapel. Again; If it 
 shou'd be said that M"" Ayloffe's Foundation of Catechetical Lectures 
 may be urg'd to prove y' y^ Two Presbyter-Fellows are oblig'd thereby 
 to do ye whole duty of y^ Chapel through' y^ year; it may be answer'd 
 yt ye wholc Duty rcquir'd by M"" Ayloffe is only to Read Lectures on 
 ye Church Catechism on every Wednesday & Friday in Term-time. 
 This is to be perform'd by y^ Two Divinity Fellows "set forth & 
 " appointed to that purpose, & in case of sickness or absence, by some 
 " Divine approv'd by ye major part of ye Fellows of ye College then 
 " resident." There is no mention of any other Duty to be done by ye 
 two Divinity Fellows, & therefore no more is to be requir'd to be done 
 by y™ upon ye account of M^ Ayloffe's Foundation. See The Deed, 
 [pp. 295—301]. 
 
INDEX TO THE SERIES CUSTODUM ET 
 
 SOCIORUM AND TO THE REGISTER 
 OF ADMISSIONS: CHAPTERS VIII., IX. 
 
 Abdy, J. T., 156 
 
 Adams, W., 165 
 
 Aldersey, S., 219 
 
 Aldis, A. C. W., 157 
 
 Allen, J., 210 
 
 Allen, W. (i), 160, 163, 204, 205, 207 
 
 (2), 211 
 
 Allen, -, (i), 205 
 
 (2), 210 
 
 (3), 2" 
 
 Alston, S., 219 
 
 Andrew, J., 178, 209, 210 
 
 Angier, -, 207 
 
 Angus, C. F., 170 
 
 Ansell, T., 178, 220 
 
 Appleyard, T., 171, 188, 189, 190 
 
 Arkenstall, J., 188 
 
 Arthington, T., 197 
 
 Ashby, W., 212 
 
 Asheby, T., 192 
 
 Ashton, J., 201 
 
 Atkinson, C, 160 
 
 Atkinson, G. B., 181 
 
 Auchier (Aucher), H., 177, 199 
 
 Austin, W., 190 
 
 AylofFe, J., 173, 205, 206 
 
 Ayloife, T., 166, 204, 205 
 
 Ayloflfe, W., 197 
 
 Babbington, W., 221 
 Bacon, E., 185 
 Bagnall, S., 216 
 Bainbrigg, T., 176, 206 
 Baker, C, 183 
 Baker, J., 187 
 Bale, R., 193 
 Bankes, G., 180 
 Sanson, J., 169, 221 
 Barcocke, T., 171, 189, 192 
 Barlow, F., 164 
 Barlow, W., 177, 188 
 Barnard, J., 203 
 Bame, Bame, 180 
 Bame, S., 176 
 Bate, J. P., 180 
 
 Battine, W., 178 
 
 Bayes, W., 199 
 
 Beacke, T. (see Beech, T.) 
 
 Beaver, -, 210 
 
 Beck, E. A., 154, 159 
 
 Beech, T., 155, 189 
 
 Beevor, C, 158 
 
 Beevor, T., 221 
 
 Bell, E., 210 
 
 Bell, J., 191 
 
 Bell, W. G., 162 
 
 Bellamy, E., 200 
 
 Belley, T., 187 
 
 Benson, R., 215 
 
 Benthara, S., 214 
 
 Beridge, C, 167, 216, 218 
 
 Beridge, -, 209 
 
 Bery, M. (i), 171, 183, 184, 185 
 
 (2), 171, 189 
 
 Bettiniffe, P., 201 
 
 Belts, J., 173, 184, 185 
 
 Betts, R., 183 
 
 Blake, T., 159 
 
 Blanti, F., 204 
 
 Blemmell, R., 202 
 
 Blessyndeyn, -,184 
 
 Blomfield (Blumfeld), J., 166, 186, 188 
 
 Blumfyld, R., 185 
 
 Board, J., 166, 198 
 
 Bohrvell, -, 206 
 
 Bold, M., 173, 206 
 
 Bond, H., 178 
 
 Bond, J., 154 
 
 Bond, S., 158, 198 
 
 Board, J. (see Board, J.) 
 
 Bourdillon, T., 169 
 
 Bowes, G., 205 
 
 Bowlby, T., 220 
 
 Bowles, S., 176, 204 
 
 Boyton, W., 185 
 
 Bradbury, -210 
 
 Bradley, W., 216 
 
 Bragge, N., 196 
 
 Bramston (Brampston), G., 154, 156, 
 
 201, 202, 209 
 
366 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 Bramston (Brampston), M., i66, 196, 
 
 197 
 Braunch, R., 152 
 Bristowe, S. B., 174 
 Brodock, H., 171, 183, 184 
 Broke, A., 184 
 Brookbank, J., 165, 204 
 Browne, H., 187 
 Browne, W., 195 
 Bruce, Jf., 209 
 
 Brysly, M., 157, 186, 187, 188 
 Buckle, L., 209 
 Bucknham, E., 164, 183 
 Bull, H., 187 
 Bull, R., 222 
 Bullen, M., 208 
 Bunce, J., 214 
 Bunce, W., 216 
 Bunter, V., 204 
 Burleton, Th., 214 
 Burlez, T. (see Burz, T.) 
 Burro we, G., 190 
 Burton, S., 210 
 Burwell, T., 175, 194 
 Burz, T., 171, 201, 203 
 Butler, A., 195 
 Butler, N., 200 
 Butts, J., 159, 188 
 Byggs, E., 184 
 Byrde, H., 177, 190 
 
 Caesar, J., 214 
 
 Calry, -, 206 
 
 Calvert, P., 156 
 
 Calvert, R. (i), 156, 216, 218 
 
 (2), 178 
 
 Campbell, C. E., 172 
 Campbell, R., 164 
 Canap, M., 192 
 Canham, J., 213 
 Capper, F., 212 
 Cardye, J., 158, 195 
 Carlton, P., 203 
 Carpenter, E., 161 
 Carr, G., 169 
 Carre, R., 184 
 Carte, -, 209 
 Carte, J., 210 
 Carter, J. E., 221 
 Cartwright, H., 204 
 Carver, J., 192 
 Catcher, E., 175, 187, 188 
 Chamberlen, E., 188 
 Chapman, W., 185 
 Charles, A. W., 157 
 Chawner, R. C, 164 
 Cheney, O., 200 
 Chetwode, J., 167, 215 
 Chilton, N., 205 
 Chomley, -, 209 
 
 Churchey, W., 304 
 Clapham, T., 203 
 Clark, J. W., 176 
 Clarke, C, 221 
 Clarke, J., 156, 198 
 Clarke, Josephus, 163, 198 
 Clarke, T. (i), 187 
 
 (2)1 211 
 
 Clarke, W., 178, 187, 193 
 Clayton, -, 205 
 
 Clements (Clemients), W., 158, 204, 205 
 Clerk, W. (i), 186 
 
 (2), 191 
 
 Gierke, E., 209 
 
 Gierke, T. (see Clarke, T.) 
 Gierke, W. (1), 195 
 
 (2), 156 
 
 (3), 206, 207 
 
 Clovell, P., 197 
 Coates, N., 206 
 Cockburn, A. J. E., 156 
 
 Coel (Coell), F., 158, 175, 200, 201 
 
 Cole, E., 199 
 
 Collins, E., 213 
 
 Collis, R., 213 
 
 Collman, I., 212 
 
 Compton, J. W., 165 
 
 Cooke, M., 189 
 
 Cooper, J., 171, 210, 212 
 
 Coote, R., 180 
 
 Copynger, H., 190 
 
 Corbet, J., 209 
 
 Corbett, C, 153, 173, 189, 190 
 
 Corbett, T., 177, 192 
 
 Corbold, J., 185, 186 
 
 Cornwall, -, 208 
 
 Cory, -, 20s 
 
 Corye, R., 194 
 
 Cottingh^, J., 174 
 
 Cottle, M., 211 
 
 Cotton, R., 163, 184 
 
 Cottrell, CI., 163, 210 
 
 Cottrell, S., 180, 212, 213 
 
 Cowell, J., 153, 190 
 
 Cowgill, J., 209 
 
 Cradocke, T., 177, 199 
 
 Creake, -, 197 
 
 Creke, T., 168, 183, 185 
 
 Creke, W., 177, 185, 186 
 
 Crespigny, C. C, 174 
 
 Cresset, J., 177, 206 
 
 Cressy, V., 203 
 
 Crisp, R., 191 
 
 Croftes, J., 194 
 
 Cronin, H. S., 172 
 
 Crowe, W., 160, 210, 212 
 
 CuUier, T., 171, 195 
 
 Cunott, S., 208 
 
 Curtois, G., 222 
 
 Curtois, J., 219, 220 
 
Index I 
 
 367 
 
 Dade, F., 173, 198 
 Dade, H., 191 
 Dade, T., 195 
 Dale, A. W. W., 164 
 Dale, R., 176, 216, 218 
 D'Alling, S., 152 
 D'AUing, W., 152 
 Dalton, N., 199 
 Darnelly, D., 165, 198 
 Davenant, R., 159, 200 
 Davenant, W., 165, 199 
 Davidson, H., 176 
 De Gray, E., 197 
 De Grey, W., 219 
 Depden, R., 191 
 Dewe, W., 206 
 Dickins, A., 167, 218, 220 
 Dickins, C, 220 
 Dickins, F., 158, 208, 209 
 Dickins, G., 220 
 Dickins, W., 158, 198 
 Dod, W., 213 
 Dodswortli, J., 220 
 Downing, £., 191 
 Dryver, N., 191 
 Duncombe, E., 163, 194 
 Duval, L., 174 
 Dyson, J., 214 
 
 Eade, R., 179, 200 
 
 Ebden, J. C, 169 
 
 Ebden, J. W., 178 
 
 Eden, C, 168, 194 
 
 Eden, R., 183 
 
 Eden, T. (i), 153, 159, 189, 190 
 
 (2), 209 
 
 Edwards, T. (i), 175, 183 
 
 (2), 167 
 
 Elliot, J., 209 
 
 Evans, T., 191 
 
 Everard, W., 189 
 
 Exton, J., 171, 206 
 
 Exton, T., 154, 159, 198, 203 
 
 Eyre, -, 209 
 
 Fagge, J. M., 167, 221 
 
 Farr, T., 213 
 
 Fauconberge, H., 171, 198 
 
 Fawcett, C, 219 
 
 Fawcett, H., 174 
 
 Fielding, R., 193 
 
 Figg, T., 208 
 
 Findlay, C. F., 162, 166 
 
 Fitzroy, F., 168 
 
 Flesher, J., 205 
 
 Foorth, W. [Forth], i6i6, 197 
 
 Foster, P. le N., 167 
 
 Foster, W., 168, 193 
 
 Fothergill, T., 192 
 
 Framingham, E., 155, 192, 193 
 
 Francis, J. (i), 213 
 
 (2), 213 
 
 Frost, T., 166, 198 
 Fulmiston, E., 191 
 Fust, H. Jenner, 154 
 Fysh, -, 211 
 
 Gaily, H., 156 
 Gaily, J., 164 
 Gamble, J., 214 
 Gamble, T., 211 
 Gape, T. F., 171 
 Gardiner, J., 157, 185 
 Gardiner, S. (i), 152 
 
 (2), 214 
 
 Gardiner, W., 208 
 Gamham, W., 189 
 Garthome, J., 212 
 Gaskell, W. H., 168 
 Gaul, P. C, 166 
 Geery, S., 191 
 Geldart, J. W., 161 
 Geldart, T. C, 154, 165 
 Gent, G., 199 
 Gibson, S., 201 
 Gilbert, R., 176, 207, 208 
 Gipson, J., 188, 190 
 Gittins, D., 216 
 Glisson, P., 158, 196 
 Goldyng, W., 159, 183 
 Goldyngham, W., 175, 185 
 Goode, W., 209 
 Gostling, A., 167 
 Gowldes, H., 192 
 Greene, T., 220 
 Greene, T. W., 172 
 Green vile, C, 208 
 Gregory, E., 160, 162 
 Grey, Z., 210 
 Griffith, E., 206 
 Grose, N., 165 
 Grove, R., 200 
 Grymes, J., 219 
 Grymston, E., 185 
 Gybson, J., 178, 190 
 Gylby, T., 212 
 Gyll, T., 213 
 
 Haddon, W., 152, 155 
 
 Haggard, J., 167 
 
 Hale, J. R. W., 172 
 
 Hall, J., 209 
 
 Hall, J. H., i8o 
 
 Hallam, G. W., 161 
 
 Hallett, T. P. L., 172 
 
 Hallifax, S., 169 
 
 Hammond, J., 157, 173, 183, 184, 185 
 
 Hammond, T., 163, 183, 184, 185 
 
 Hanson, W. H., 170 
 
 Harrison, J., 220 
 
368 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 Harrison, W., 164, 196 
 
 Hart, J., 1 5 5, 183 
 
 Harvy, H. (see Hervy, H.) 
 
 Haselfoot, R. C, 164 
 
 Hasell, -, 211 
 
 Hast, T., 187 
 
 Hasyll, H., 187 
 
 Hatton, R., 3i6 
 
 Hawley, B., 203 
 
 Headlam, C. E. S., 170 
 
 Healey, J., 219 
 
 Heame, G., 221 
 
 Heath, F., 165, 173, 198, 199 
 
 Heath, J. C, 176 
 
 Henn, E. L., 162, 168 
 
 Henn, H., 180 
 
 Heme, T., 214 
 
 Herring, W., 210 
 
 Hervy, Gabriel, 163, 186 
 
 Hervy, H., 153 
 
 Hervy, R., 155, 185, 186 
 
 Hewke, W., 152 
 
 Higgons, T., 171, 194 
 
 Hilary, T., 220 
 
 Hildyard, F., 161 
 
 Hildyard,J. R. W. (see Hale,!. R. W.) 
 
 Hildyard, W., 161 
 
 Hill, J. (see Shipton, J.) 
 
 Hill, John, 221 
 
 Hinson, W., 155, 194 
 
 Hinxman, W., 216 
 
 Hipsley, S., 204 
 
 Hodgekin, W. (see Hotchkin, IV.) 
 
 Holden, W., 200 
 
 Holiday, -, 197 
 
 Holt, G., 204 
 
 Hopkins, F. L., 181 
 
 Hopkins, G., 191 
 
 Horsman, T., 166, 183 
 
 Hotchkin, W., 173, 192, 193 
 
 Hoult, J., 213 
 
 Howard, H., 195 
 
 Howes, G., 161 
 
 Howson, W., 192 
 
 Hubbert, J., 186 
 
 Hughes, G., 206 
 
 Hughes, H., 207 
 
 Hughes, O. (i), 173, 198 
 
 (2), 179. 206, 207 
 
 Hughes, T., 175, 202 
 Hughes, T. S., 169 
 Hunne, E., 186 
 Hunt, R., 191 
 Hutchins, H., 169 
 Hutchinson, R., 212 
 Hutton, R., 204 
 
 Imber, J., 211 
 Imber, L., 212 
 Inglis, A., 213 
 
 Ithel, R., 183 
 
 James, F., 171, 213, 215 
 
 James, S., 185 
 
 Jekyll, T., 2(39 
 
 Jenner, H., 167 
 
 Jevry, W., 157, 183 
 
 Jodrell, W., 220 
 
 Johnson, J., 166, 177, 206, 207, 208 
 
 Jones, B., 207 
 
 Jones, E., 199 
 
 Jowett, J., 169 
 
 Kay, R., 205 
 
 Kent, J., 192 
 
 King, E., 213 
 
 King, G., 204 
 
 King, R., 153, IS4, 166, 194, 199 
 
 Kirton, A., 203 
 
 Kirton, J., 202 
 
 Knapp, G., 214 
 
 Knatchbull, N., 216 
 
 KnatchbuU, Wadham, 160, 214, 217 
 
 Knivett, J., 158, 193 
 
 Knols, Mile, 177, 191, 193 
 
 Kydman, R., 186 
 
 Lamplugh, R., 205 
 
 Lapl^un, W., 216 
 
 Larke, T., 152 
 
 Latham, H., 154, 170 
 
 Lawson, N., 205 
 
 Layer, C, 156, 197 
 
 Layer, -, 208 
 
 Layton, A., 220 
 
 LeBlanc, S., 165 
 
 LeBlanc, T., 154, 171 
 
 Leche, W., 159, 168, 183, 184 
 
 Lee, J., 210 
 
 Leek, S., 215 
 
 Leeves, W., 218 
 
 Legard, R., 213 
 
 Leheup, M., 212 
 
 Levitt, J., iss, 19s 
 
 Lightwood, J. M., 157 
 
 Lister, W., 219 
 
 Lloyd, D. (i), 202 
 
 (2), 206 
 
 Lloyd, O., 209 
 Lloyd, Sir N., 154, 210 
 Locke, T., 171, 194 
 Lombe, C. (see Beevor, C.) 
 Long, R., 191 
 Longe, J., 211 
 Longley, B., 218 
 Lumley, M., 152 
 Lumley, W. G., 176 
 Lynn, M., 168, 188, 190 
 
 Maine, H. J. S., 154 
 
Index I 
 
 369 
 
 Maltyward, R., 202 
 
 Man, W., 205 
 
 Mapletoft, R., 179, 208, 209 
 
 Marbury, R., 192 
 
 Marriott, J., 154, 164 
 
 Marsh, W., 161 
 
 Marton, O., 220 
 
 Matthews, W., 208 
 
 Maulden, T., 187 
 
 Maunts, W., 193 
 
 Mayster, T., 187 
 
 Meredith, H., 163, 206, 207 
 
 Meredith, R., 163, 199 
 
 Merssing, R., 207 
 
 Meyricke, J., 215 
 
 Meyricke, W., 215 
 
 Michael, J., 210 
 
 Midgely, R., 209 
 
 Milbourne, P., 179, 204 
 
 Milles, E., 165, 218, 219 
 
 Milner, -, 209 
 
 Molesworth, J., 219 
 
 Monson, H., 174, 211, 214 
 
 Moore, E., 214 
 
 Mordaunt, C, 163, 193 
 
 Mordaunt, G., 196 
 
 Mowse, W., 152 
 
 Munden, R., 208 
 
 Muntford (Mundford), E., i66, 184, 185 
 
 Murden, O., 193 
 
 Mytche, R., 170, 183 
 
 Nansogge, M., 177, 194 
 Naunton, R., 158, 188 
 Nelson, W., 212 
 Newcome, E., 203 
 Newell, R., 213 
 Newman, G., 186 
 NichoUs, H., 215, 216 
 NichoUs, P., 160, 213, 217 
 Nicol, J. C, 157 
 Norton, R., 201 
 Noryce, H., 183 
 Nuttell, E., 187 
 
 Osborn, T. G., 180 
 Ottley, A., 177, 204 
 Otway, S., 218 
 Overend, C., 207 
 Owen, A., 178, 195, 196 
 Oxenden (Oxinden), G. (i), 154, i73, 200, 
 '■-■<■'■ 202, 206 
 
 (2), J79, 210, 211 
 
 Oxenden, H., 210 
 
 Pacey, R., 163, 211, ^vi 
 Pagitt, R. (i), 165, J-^7l"i98 
 
 (2), 203 ..V-.; - 
 
 Parker, W., 210 '■ 
 Parry, S., 158, I'99j 201 
 
 D. W. 
 
 Paul, G., 156, 207, 208 
 
 Pearce, N., 220 
 
 Pearson, T., 214 
 
 Peck, Wharton, 156, 211, 212 
 
 Redder, T., 199 
 
 Pedley, S., 174 
 
 Pelsant, H. (or Pelsaunt), 177, 195 
 
 Pemberton, J., 204 
 
 Penfold, H. (see Wyatt) 
 
 Pennington, W., 212 
 
 Penrice, H., 173, 208, 209 
 
 Pepes, T., 191 
 
 Pepys, J., I7S, 197 
 
 Perceval, C. S., 172 
 
 Phelips, P., 215 
 
 Pickys, R., 158, 194 
 
 Pierson, R., 191 
 
 Pinfold, C. (i), 163, 215, 216 
 
 (2), 178, 207, 208 
 
 Pinfold, T., 173, 199 
 Pinfold, W., 210 
 Potts, F. A., 157 
 Potts, S., 206 
 Power, J., 170 
 Preston, C, 205 
 Preston, T., 153 
 Price, J. (i), 212 
 
 (2). 2'3 
 
 Price, T., 212 
 Pyke, R., 212 
 Pype, J., 184 
 Pytt, L., 219 
 
 Quincey, J., 203 
 
 Rands, H., 199 
 
 Raymond, -, 197 
 
 Reeve, F., 211 
 
 Rendell, W. R., 180 
 
 Revell, W., 168, 185, 186 
 
 Reynolds, C, 213 
 
 Reynolds, G., 213 
 
 Rhodes, G., 203 
 
 Richards, J., 218 
 
 Richardson, J. (see Wheatly, J.) 
 
 Richardson, T., 201 
 
 Rider, -,210 
 
 Ridlington, H., 218, 219 
 
 Ridlington, W., 160, 218, 219, 220 
 
 Roane, W., 173, 194, I95 
 
 Robinson, J., 167 
 
 Robinson, Jos., 206 
 
 Robinson, M., 171, 216, 218 
 
 Rogerson, T., 203 
 
 Rolas, J., 205 
 
 Romer, R., 168 
 
 Roupell, J. S., 165 
 
 Rouse, A., 184 
 
 St George, R., 175, i95 
 
 24 
 
 / 
 
370 
 
 Trinity Hall 
 
 Salusbury, H. V., 167 
 
 Salusbury, J., 214 
 
 Salusbury, T., 180, 215, 218 
 
 Sanders, G., 195 
 
 Sandiford, C., 160 
 
 Saunders, Bill, 210 
 
 Saunders, J., 210 
 
 Sayer, Exton, 174, 210, 211 
 
 Scott, M., 184 
 
 Scrivener, C. (i), 177, 204, 205 
 
 (2), 211 
 
 Scryvener, M., 175, 185, 186 
 
 Seel, S., 215 
 
 Seman, G., 186 
 
 Shackbowlt, T., 190 
 
 Shardelowe, A., 171, 200, 202 
 
 Shaw, W. F., 165 
 
 Shelton, -, 207 
 
 Shelton, G., 214 
 
 Sherman, G., 159, 194 
 
 Ship, J., 160, 199, 201 
 
 Shipton, J., 156 
 
 Shirres, G. B., 176 
 
 Shouldham, E., 152 
 
 Shouldham, F., 189 
 
 Shrubsole, H., 211 
 
 Simons, N., 219 
 
 Simpson, E., 154, 165, 212, 214, 219 
 
 Simpson, F., 180 
 
 Smalwood, C., 200 
 
 Smeare, Ch., 199 
 
 Smith, Lumley, 157 
 
 Smith, S., 213 
 
 Smith, W. (i), 163, 183 
 
 (2), 220 
 
 Some, R., 209 
 Sone, W., 170, 183 
 South, A., 196 
 Sowthwell, R., 189 
 Sparkes, S., 209 
 Spedding, T. S., 167 
 Spight, W., 186 
 
 Squire, H. (i), 176, 210, 211 
 
 (2), 199 
 
 Stanton, -, 206 
 Steade, J., 179, 207 
 Stephanson, J., 193 
 Stephen, Leslie, 161, 181 
 Strahan, W., 156, 219, 221 
 Stretton, R., 152 
 
 Style, A., 185 
 
 Sudbury, J., 158, 204 
 
 Sutcliffe, J., 195 
 
 Sydenham, P., 210 
 
 Symson, A., 216 
 
 Syndall (Sendell), R., 164, 184, 185 
 
 Syngleton, T., 183 
 
 Tabor, J., 194 
 Tabor, T., 204 
 
 Talbot, Clare, 192 
 Talbot, J., 185 
 Talbot, T. (i), 185 
 
 (2), 191 
 
 Talbott, T., 197 
 Tayler, T., 189 
 Tenison, T., 171, 214 
 Theakston, -, 207 
 Thicknesse, W., 218 
 Thompson, W. (i), 207 
 
 (2), 214 
 
 Thorndicke, F., 168, 192, 193 
 
 Thornely, T., 159, 172 
 
 Thornham, S., 152 
 
 Thornton, B., 165, 196 
 
 Thornton, J. B., 156 
 
 Thoroton, T., 221 
 
 Thorowgood, B., 171, 187 
 
 Thurger, B., 186 
 
 Tillingham, E., 192 
 
 Tindall (Tindale), W., 168, 201, 204 
 
 Toly, T., 18s 
 
 Tooker, H., 196 
 
 Trotman, F., 221 
 
 Tubbin, P., 201 
 
 Tudor, J., 199 
 
 Tumor, J., 186 
 
 Turnor, R., 164, 185, 186 
 
 Twells, R., 159, 196, 198 
 
 Tyrell, H., 199 
 
 Underwood, R., 183 
 Underwood, T., 186 
 Usherwood, -, 210 
 
 Vaughan, M., 160, 205 
 Vaughan, W., 214 
 Venning, E., 205 
 Vere, J., 184 
 Veryard, E., 203 
 Vicars, B., 199 
 Vickers, J., 161, 162 
 
 Walbank, T., 216 
 
 Waley, H., 197 
 
 Walker, J., 169 
 
 Waller, H., 212 
 
 Walton, S., 181 
 
 Walton, W., 172 
 
 Ward, R., 191 
 
 Warde, J., 190 
 
 Warne, C., 186 
 
 Warner, J., 159, 184, 185 
 
 Warner, R., 200 
 
 Warr, H. D., 164 
 
 Warren, W., 169, 209, 211, 213, 221 
 
 Warwick, -, 212 
 
 Wase, R., 189 
 
 Wats, W., 200 
 
 Watson, -, 211 
 
Index I 
 
 371 
 
 Webster, J., 189 
 
 Welfit, W., 2or 
 
 Wells, H., 152 
 
 Wendey, T., 208 
 
 West, M., 203 
 
 Westcot, J., 202 
 
 Westlyd, M. (Westlade), 197 
 
 Wetherell, C, 207 
 
 WethipoU (WythipoU), P., 155, 185 
 
 Wheatly, J., 202 
 
 Wheeler, W., 2CX3 
 
 Whetcroft, H., 159, 184, 185 
 
 White, J., 221 
 
 White, M., 209 
 
 White, W., 221 
 
 Whitfeld, E., 157 
 
 Whythead, -, 210 
 
 Wickham, B., 168, 199 
 
 Wickham, T., 168, 197 
 
 Wickmer, A., 152 
 
 Wicks, W., 192 
 
 Wilkinson, T., 216 
 
 Williamson, J., 215 
 
 Wilmott, J., 197 
 Wiseman, R., 163, 195 
 Wither, H., 213 
 Wivell, C, 163, 188 
 Wollaston, F. J. H., 160 
 Wolrich, H., 200 
 Wood, J., 159, 19s, 196 
 Woodcock, -, 205 
 Woodhead, G. S., 174 
 Woodhouse, -, 157, 186 
 Worlich, T., 155, 196 
 Wragge, -, 209 
 Wren, J., 202 
 Wren, R., 202 
 Wright, J., 152 
 Wuddowse, F., 192 
 Wyatt, H. P., 167 
 Wymeth, T., 185 
 Wynne, J., 199 
 Wynne, W., 154, 158 
 
 Yong, G., 201 
 
 34 — 2 
 
GENERAL INDEX 
 
 Abbot, Archbishop, portrait, 68 
 
 Aldersey, Walter de, ii, 223 
 
 Allen, D' W., 24, 65 , 88, 89, 1 1 2, 1 1 3, 1 1 9, 
 i34> 183 ; bequest of Bures and books, 
 308-9 
 
 Allen, -, minister of S' Edward's, 133 
 
 Alleyn, J., 98, 109 
 
 AUington, Lord, quit rents, 144, 147, 
 148, 260 
 
 Almeswoman's spoon, 99, no 
 
 Andrew, D' J., 89, 90 ; bequests accepted 
 or refused and consequent suit, 325-6 ; 
 360 
 
 Andrews, Bishop, portrait, 68 
 
 Angel Inn, Newmarket, 148, 260 
 
 Annunciation Hall, agreement with, 
 53-4; 242-3 
 
 Archer, T., 114 
 
 Arnold, John, see Chetwode, John 
 
 Articles of Agreement between Master 
 and Fellows [158I], 342-3 
 
 Arundel, Archbishop, Faculty for en- 
 larging commons [1401], 86, 329-30 
 
 Atkinson, Chr., 134 
 
 Audley [Fellow of P. H.], 358 
 
 Austin Friars, 117 
 
 Avignon, Bateman's death at, i, 7, g-io 
 
 Ayloffe, Sir B., 291, 292, 301 
 
 Ayloffe, James, 132 
 
 Ayloffe, D' T., 358 
 
 Ayloffe, W., bequest for catechetical 
 lecturers, 289; tomb at Melbourn, 
 arms, 289 ; epitaph, 290 ; instructions 
 and deed of bequest, 290-301 ; new 
 trustees, 301, 303 ; bequest for school- 
 master of Melbourn, 299-300; form 
 of certificate for catechists, 301-2 ; 
 363, 364 
 
 Bacon, W., monument, 126 
 
 Bagnall, S., plate and legacy, 104 
 
 Bainbrigg, T., 132 
 
 Baker, T., 255, 273 
 
 Baketon, Walter, 11, 223 
 
 Bancroft, Archbishop, portrait, 68 ; 
 letters, on Chambers in Doctors' Com- 
 mons, 264; on Canterbury MSS., 273-4 
 
 Barber Surgeons' Company, arms, 22-3 
 
 Barcock, T., 114 
 
 Barkway, milestones on road, 265-8 
 
 Barlow, Bishop, plate, &c., 94, 106, 276 
 
 Barnes, W., see Chetwode, John 
 
 Barnwell, Prior and convent of, 117 
 
 Barry, C. U., 134 
 
 Barwick, A., 1 14 
 
 Bateman, William, Bishop of Norwich 
 [Founder], foundation of Trin. H., 
 1-2, 11-12, 223; pedigree, 3; father 
 and mother, 38 ; de Vita et Morte, 3-8 ; 
 death and burial place, 8-9 ; portraits, 
 10, 25, 84 ; arms, 3, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 
 24, 25, 72 ; effigy, 25 ; fellowships and 
 scholarships, 2, 332, 360-1 ; Literae 
 Fundationis, 27-8 ; founder's statutes, 
 19-20, 29 foil., 83, 360-1, 364; explan- 
 atory statute, 51-3 ; additional statute, 
 53-4; founder's cup, 94, 106; books 
 given, 44-5 ; do. with reservation for 
 life, 46-7 ; chapel equipment given, 45- 
 7 ; do. with reservation for life, 48-9 ; 
 Cowlinge bought, 149 
 
 Bathurst, E., 134 
 
 Battely, M', 361 
 
 Becke, W., monument, &c., 122-3 
 
 Bell, Beaupr^, 7 
 
 Bells, S' Edward's, S' Mary's, King's 
 Coll., 135-6 
 
 Bendysh, H., see Chetwode, John 
 
 Bentley, D', 133 
 
 Beridge, B., plate, loi, in 
 
 Beridge, C, plate, 104, 318 
 
 Bettis, J., 258, 259, 343 
 
 Bilney, T., 222, 252 
 
 Bishopstortford, bequest for poor, 149, 
 260 
 
 Bittering, Peter de, n, 149, 223 
 
 Blomfield, J., 8, 149, 150 
 
 Blythe, D' S., monument, 122, 126-8 
 
 Boar's Head, see Chelmsford 
 
 Boldero, W., plate, 105 
 
 Bond, John [Master], 14; arms, i6, 17; 
 288 
 
 Boord, D'' J., 12, 132 
 
 Booth, T., 133 
 
General Index 
 
 373 
 
 Bottisham, John of, Bishop of Rochester, 
 
 223 
 Bowes, R., 147-8 
 Bowes, W., plate, 98, 109 
 Bowman, Elinor, see Gaskin, E. 
 Boys, J., plate, 98, 109 
 Bradbury Meere, 143, 146, 148 
 Bradbury, M', 88 
 Bramston, D' G. [Master], 14 ; arms, 
 
 16; 95. 357, 363 
 Braunch, R. [Master], 13, 223-4; arms, 
 
 Bridge, H., account for milestones, 266 
 
 Brimmingham [Brymyngham], rectory, 
 2, 225, 334, 337 
 
 Brisley, M., 132 
 
 Briston [Bryston], rectory, 2, 225, 334, 
 337 
 
 Brookbank, D' J., 88, 89, 90, 133, 363 
 
 Browbrygge, Roger, 55 
 
 Buck, T., 117, 122; monument, 123; 
 129, 131 ; house in School Lane, 140 
 
 Bucknham, E., 183, 251, 254, 261, 338 
 
 Bulward, W., 338 
 
 Bunce, Alderman James [Eden's ex- 
 ecutor], 80, 83, 285 ; his own gifts, 285 
 
 Bunce, John, 20, 62, 78 
 
 Bures, estate, 141, 144, 147, 148, 308 
 
 Burghley, Lord, Articles of agreement, 
 
 342-3 
 
 Burgoyne, Sir R., plate, 102 
 
 Burton, -, 89 
 
 Bury, M., 132 
 
 Busby, D' H., scholarships, 2, 11, 257, 
 258-9; arms, 74; bequest for fire in 
 hall, 256, 257 ; benefaction, 257-8; 338 
 
 Butler, James, plate, 98, 109 
 
 Butler, John, plate, loi 
 
 Buxton, C, monument, 124 
 
 Byllyng, Agnes, 99 
 
 Byrd, H., 8, 133 
 
 Caius, D', grave opened, 75 
 
 Calvert, R., plate, 105, in; 326, 356 
 
 Cambridge, borough, dues to treasurer, 
 
 335 
 Cambridge, colleges ; livings in gift of, 
 
 115; statistics, 344-5. 347 
 Cambridge, houses, &c., 141, 142, 144, 
 
 146, 148, 227, 228, 237, 238, 241, 335 ; 
 
 houses in the Butchery, 232,_ 233 ; in 
 
 S' Edward's parish, 234 ; Griffin Inn, 
 
 237, 238, 241 ; D' Cowell's house, 276) 
 Cambridge, parishes ; statistics, 345-6 ; 
 
 population, 346-8 
 Cambridge, university. Sir N. Lloyd's 
 
 bequest, 320 ; offices andTrin. H., 356 
 Canterbury, Archbishop of, [Islip], 27, 
 
 61 ; [Whitgift], Articles of agreement, 
 
 342-3; [Bancroft], 273-4 
 
 Canterbury MSS., 265, 273 ; Bancroft's 
 
 letter, 273-4 
 Cantrell, E., 338 
 Careswike, 7, 8 
 
 Catcher, E., benefactions, 147, 149-50,277 
 Cauldfield, M', 88, 89 
 Causey funds, se&Harvey, H., Movfse, W. 
 Chalgrave, estate, 143, 145, 148 
 Chapel, W., Bishop, 7 
 Chelmsford, estate, 141, 144, 146, 148 
 Chesterfield, Philip, Earl of, portrait, 69 
 Chesterton, le Hand, estate, 143, 144, 146, 
 
 148, 259, 261 ; Paris, estate, 143, 144, 
 
 146, 148 
 Cheston, T., 338 
 Chetwode, Elizabeth, 309 foil. ; deed of 
 
 release to, 315-6; and see Chetwode, 
 
 John 
 Chetwode, D' John, altarpiece, 7 1 ; 
 
 renovation of parlour, 86; will and 
 
 bequest for scholarship, 309-12 ; proof 
 
 of will, 312-5 ; release to executrix, 
 
 315-6; scholarship regulations, 316-8; 
 
 investment of bequest, 303-4, 318; 
 
 arms, 318; 360 
 Christmas exceedings, division, 353 
 Clare Hall, uses S* Edward's church as 
 
 chapel, 118, 122, 128; proposal to 
 
 unite with Trin. H., 86, 152, 330-1; 
 
 Spicer's scholarship, 249 
 Clark, John, 12 
 Clark, Joseph, 12 
 Clarke, E., monument, 128-9 
 Clerk, W., 114, 283 
 Clothall church, 232 
 Cole, cuts college arms, 20 
 Cole, W., description of Chapel, 77 ; of 
 
 Hall, 85 ; on conversion of plate, 95 
 Commemoration of Founder and bene- 
 factors, 284 
 Conyngton, see Stukeley 
 Cooke, R., 133 
 Cooke, W. H., 118, 126 
 Cooper, -, 89 
 Corbett, Clement [Master], 14; arms, 
 
 16, 20 
 Corpus Christi College, quit rent, 144; 
 
 dues to, 335; 254, 255 
 Cottle, -, 88, 89 
 Cotton Hall, estate, 141, 143, i44. '46, 
 
 148-9, 260 
 Cotton, T., plate, 96, 107 
 Cottrell, Sir Clement, 88 
 Cottrell, D' Stephen, 309, 310, 311, 312, 
 
 313. 314, 360 
 Covel's legacy, 119 
 Cowell, D' John [Master], 8, 11, 14, 151. 
 
 273 ; arms, 16, 82 ; gravestone, &c., 71, 
 
 76, 79, 80; bequest of house for logic 
 
 lecturer, 276 ; burial 276 
 
374 
 
 General Index 
 
 Cowlinge, estate, 142, 143, 145, 149; 
 rectory, 2, 1 14, 223, 336 ; poor money, 
 
 334 
 
 Cox, Bishop of Ely, portrait, 68 
 
 Cradock, T., bequest, epitaph and arms, 
 287 
 
 Crask, Ann Maria, 123, 125 
 
 Crask, Judith, 123, 125 
 
 Crask, D' T., 125 
 
 Crask, T., junr., 125 
 
 Crauden, John of, i, 11 
 
 Creke, T., 254, 258, 261 
 
 Cromwell, Oliver, letter, 264; carries 
 off Wiseman's muskets, &c., 277 
 
 Crouchmans [Crowichmans], see Trip- 
 low 
 
 Crow, W., 89, 94 
 
 Crowch, T., plate, 100, 1 10, 289 ; bequest 
 for books, 288-9 
 
 Crown, payment to for Stalham, 337 
 
 Cuckfield, 249 
 
 Culiard, M', 81 
 
 CuUier, T., 283, 285 
 
 Curl, Bishop, portrait, 68 
 
 Bailing [Daulyng], see Woodalling 
 
 Bailing, Simon [Master], scholarship 
 and fellowships, 2, 227, 333; statutes, 
 227-30; arms, 15, 73; gift of Stukeley 
 hospital and farm (?), 1 50 ; obit, 333 ; 
 II, 13, 56, 116, 361 
 
 Balling, Thomas, 229, 230 
 
 Balling, William [Master], 13 ; arms, 
 15; bequests, 230; obit, 231-2 
 
 Bainelly, Baniel, 12, 71, 79, 82 
 
 Bavenant, B' E., plate, 96, 107 
 
 Bavenant, R., plate, 96, 107 
 
 Bavenant, W., bequest for books, 286 
 
 Bavid's Springs, 141, 144, 147, 149 
 
 Bavis, J., plate, 106 
 
 Baye, T., plate, 98, 109 
 
 Beclaratio Status Collegii, 331-8, 361 
 
 Benarios Petri, 57, 58, 121 
 
 Bickens, A., 356 
 
 Bickins, B' F., 81, 88, 89, 90, 149, 273, 
 318, 321, 356, 359, 360 
 
 Bickins, W., 12, 200; bequest, 287 
 
 Billingham, Th., monument, 125 
 
 Boctors' Commons, 146, 260; suit with 
 Bean and Chapter of S' Paul's, 262-3 ! 
 letters concerning, 264, 285 ; Sir N. 
 Lloyd's bequest to, 321 
 
 Bogget, John, 136 
 
 Bomesday Book [Cambridge], 347-8 
 
 Bomus Dei, 138 
 
 Dorislaus, B', 264 
 
 Dowsing, W., at Trin. H. and S' Ed- 
 ward's church, 81 
 
 Brake, T., 130 
 
 Brake's Entry, 11, 141, 144, 149, 223 
 
 Brapers' Company, arms, 22 
 Braxesentre, see Drakis Entry 
 Briver's House [Trumpington Street], 
 
 137-8 
 Brurie, W., 251, 254, 261 
 Bucarel, A. C, sconces, 104 
 Buffield, R., 134 
 
 Bullingham [Balling?], scholarship, 2 
 Duncomb [Duncon], 112 
 Dunne [Dun], Gabriel, scholarship and 
 
 obit, 2, 252-4; II ; arms, 73 
 
 Eden, C, 112, 132, 283 
 Eden, Thomas [Master], 14; arms, 16, 
 17, 20, 21, 74, 82 ; chambers, 90, 285 ; 
 Tankard, 95, 106; arras in chapel, 
 70, 71 ; grave and monument, 71, 
 76, 80-1, 280, 283; gifts and be- 
 quests, 279 foil. ; speech at his com- 
 memoration, 70, 279 ; burial, 280 ; 
 deed of his Foundation, 280-3 ; 
 legacy, 283-4 ; order of service at 
 his commemoration, 284; estates at 
 Bures, Fordham, Exning, given or 
 acquired, 148, 149 
 Edward's [the Confessor] head, 136-8 
 Edward [the Martyr], 137-8, 230 
 Edward III., Charter, 26-7 
 Elizabeth, letter in favour of R. Bowes, 
 
 147-8 
 Ellis, T., 118, 126 
 Elvedon, Walter, 11, 26, 27, 223 
 Ely, Bishop and Archdeacon of, fees to, 
 I '7-8, 335 ; site of Trin. H. bought 
 from monks of, i, 1 1, 67 
 Ely silver, 57 
 
 Erasmus, paraphrase in churches, 122 
 Ermin (crescent) tankard, 96, 107 
 Exning, estate, 141, 144, 146, 149 
 Exton, Sir T. [Master], 12, 14; arms, 
 16, 23-4; plate, 97, 108; 288 
 
 Faber, Bateman's portrait, 10 
 Fairfax, G., tankard, 96, 107 
 Fauconberge, D'^ H., 12; benefaction 
 
 epitaph, &c., 305 
 Fenny Stanton [Fenstanton], vicarage, 
 
 113, 115; advowson, 251 
 Fileray, W., 224 
 Fish, -, 88 
 Fordham, estate, 141, 142, 144, 145, 147, 
 
 149, 278, 280 
 Foster, W., com. table rails, 70, 132, 
 
 288 
 Foulmire, Turnpike Act [1724], 270 
 Freeman, -, 88 
 Fulbourn, estate, 143, 145, 149 
 
 Gale, George, 286 
 Gamble, -, 88 
 
General Index 
 
 375 
 
 Gardiner, Stephen, Bishop of Win- 
 chester [Master], n, 13; Arras, 15, 
 72-3; seal, 17; portrait, 68, 331; 248; 
 resists proposal to unite Trin. H. and 
 Clare H., 152, 330-1 ; 334, 338 
 
 Gardner, J., 259 
 
 Gargrave, rectory, 289, 291 foil. 
 
 Garret Hostel Bridge, 64, 65 
 
 Gaskin, Eleanor, 140 
 
 Gateward, S., 313-5 
 
 Gazeley [cum Kentford], vicarage, 113, 
 114, IIS; vicars of, 114; advowson, 
 251 
 
 Geldart, D' J. W., plate, 106 
 
 Geldart, D' T. C. [Master], enlarges 
 Lodge, 69; renovation of chapel, 
 76-7 
 
 Geldart, M'^, see Geldart, T. C. 
 
 Geyton, R. de, 224 
 
 Giberne, D', 88 
 
 Gibson, -, 112 
 
 Glisson, Paul, 90, 133, 283 
 
 Goldingham, W., 258, 259 
 
 Goodbehere, Horatio, bequest, 326 ; 
 fellowship regulations, 326-8 ; fund 
 used for rebuilding [1852], 328 
 
 Goodknape, R., 2 ; arms, 73-4 ; acquires 
 Newnham Croft (?), 150; bequest and 
 obit, 234, 333 ; fellowship regulations, 
 234-6; 361 
 
 Goodman, R., 11 
 
 Goodwin, Harvey, 134 
 
 Goodwyn, T., 338 
 
 Graces at meat, 256, 353-5 
 
 Greene, R., 129 
 
 Gregory, E., 134 
 
 Grey, D' Zachary, 8i, 344 
 
 Griffith, G., 124 
 
 Grisby, G., 114 
 
 Grove's Pension, 143, 146, 149-50 
 
 Gunvyll Hall, see Annunciation Hall 
 
 Gybbon, H., 338 
 
 Hacon's bowls, 95 
 
 Haddon, Walter [Master], 13; arms, 15; 
 epitaph, 155 
 
 Hale, R., plate, 96, 107 
 
 Hallifax, S., 134 
 
 Hambury, T,, plate, 99, no 
 
 Hammond, J., 251, 254, 261 
 
 Hammond, T., 258, 259 
 
 Hand and Sword, inn, 144, 148, 150 
 
 Hare, Rojjert, arms, 82, 267, 274 ; 
 Mowse's executor, 151, 265; Causey 
 fund, 265 foil.; Canterbury MSS., 
 265, 273 ; books given to Library, 
 271-3; Bateman's Life, 7, 11; see 
 Mowse, W. 
 
 Harrison, W., plate, 95, 107 
 
 Harte, J., 251, 254, 261, 338 
 
 Harvey, Henry [Master], 2, 11, 14, 18, 
 '9. 91. 251, 252, 254, 257, 258, 259, 
 338,340,342; arms, 15,24,73; bene- 
 factions, 259 foil. ; scholarships, 2, 259, 
 261; charcoal for fire, 260; Causey 
 fund, 260, 262; estates acquired by 
 him, 148-9, 150; memorandum on 
 dates of buildings, 65 
 
 Harvey, Robert, 148, 260 
 
 Hatchett, T. B., plate, 106 
 
 Hatton, Elizabeth and Richard, epi- 
 taphs, 131-2 
 
 Haverhill, milestones on road to, 269 
 
 Head, M'= Winifred, 87, 306 
 
 Hemmingford Grey, vicarage, 114, 115; 
 advowson, 251 ; bequest for augmen- 
 tation, 114, 306 
 
 Herbert's poems, 112 
 
 Herbert, W., benefaction, 119 
 
 Herring, -, 88 
 
 Hervy, Henry, see Harvey^ H. 
 
 Hewke, Richard, 240 
 
 Hewke[Huke], D'WaUer [Master], 2, 1 1, 
 13 ; arms, 15,73 ; gravestone, 71 ; grave 
 opened, 74-5 ; inscription in chapel, 
 78; fellowship and commemoration, 
 2, 237, 333, 361 ; will and codicil, 
 
 237-43 
 Hildersham, Articles of agreement, 342 
 Hildyard, F., 134 
 Hilton, vicarage, 113 
 Hinxman, M% 114 
 Hobart, Nicholas, 286 
 Holt, Gilbert, bequest, 87, 305 
 Hopkins, F. L., 134 
 Hotchkine, W., 132 
 Hotchkins, W., 112 
 Hughes, Owen, 12 
 Hughes, T., 134 
 Hunter, vicar of Gazeley, 114 
 Huntingdon, hospital, see Stukeley 
 Huntingdon Road, milestones, 269 
 Huton, Ralph, plate, 98, no 
 
 Icklington [Ikkyllington], 249 
 
 lUff, M', 134 
 
 Imber, -, 88 
 
 Inspeximus, the [Act of Elizabeth], 339- 
 
 42, 361-2 
 Ivory's Tables, 69 
 
 James, D' F"., 112 
 
 James, Roger, plate, 97, 108 
 
 Jewell, works, 122 
 
 Johnston, D' James, sun-dial, 66 ; cross 
 and box, 87; bequest of Oldhurst, 
 306; epitaph, 306-7; arms, 307; 88, 
 89, 91, 119, 120, 227, 270, 363 
 
 Jortin, Martha, epitaph, 131 
 
 Jowett, D' Joseph, 134 
 
3/6 
 
 General Index 
 
 Kentford, rectory, see Gazeley 
 
 Kerrich, Jane, epitaph, 130 
 
 Kerrich, - [Fellow of C. C. C], 137 
 
 Ket, W., 112 
 
 King, E. G., 134 
 
 King's College, drain, 93, 118, 149; bells, 
 
 136; bequest to, 264 
 King, D' Robert [Master], 12, 14 ; ejected 
 
 and restored, 288 ; arms, 16, 17, 21, 82; 
 
 gravestone, &c., 71, 76; inscription in 
 
 chapel, 80 ; plate, 97, 108 ; 90, 175, 283 
 Kirsted, W., 223 
 Kirkby, Bishop of Ely, 54, 5o 
 Kitchingham, Jane, see Kerrich, Jane 
 KnatchbuU, Wadham, 9, 309, 310, 311, 
 
 312, 313, 314, 318, 350 
 Knowles, M., 112 
 Kymberley, rectory and land, 2, 334, 
 
 337 
 
 Lamb, John, 134 
 
 Lancaster, Henry, Duke of, 9, 223 
 
 Langhams, see Kymberley 
 
 Larke, T. [Master], 13; arms, 15 
 
 Latham, Henry [Master], gift to chapel, 
 76,92 
 
 Latimer, Bishop, sermon on cards, 120 
 
 Laud, Archbishop, portrait, 69 
 
 Le Blanc, Sir T. [Master], loan, 68 
 
 Leche, W., 261 
 
 Lee, -, 88 
 
 Lee, Sir T., plate, 105 
 
 Lewgar, T., 112 
 
 Lias, J. J., 135 
 
 Ling, Richard, Archdeacon of Norwich, 
 II, 26, 223 
 
 Littlebury, bequest for poor, 149, 260 
 
 LL.B. and LL.D. degrees, Warren's 
 fees, 357-9 
 
 Lloyd, C., plate, 98, 109 
 
 Lloyd, Sir Nathanael [Master], 14; arms, 
 16, 74; figures in garden, 66; chapel 
 renovation, 71-4; portrait, 85; com- 
 munion plate, 103; gifts and bequests, 
 71, 318-9; will, 319-24; inscription 
 (draft), 323-4; burial, 324; waives 
 right to appoint to fellowships, 350; 
 
 85, 89, 90, 91. 360 
 Logic Lectureship, founded by Cowell, 
 
 85, 276 
 Long Stanton, rectory, 144; estate, 141, 
 
 144, 146, 150, 260 
 Lowndes, W., plate, 106 
 Lucking, W., 134 
 Luffenham, Hugo de, 117 
 Lumby, J. R., 135 
 Lumley, Marmaduke [Master], 13 ; arms, 
 
 IS 
 Luttrell, dues to, 223 
 Lyng, Richard, see Ling^ R. 
 
 Mabtide, John, 11 
 
 Macro, T., 119, 134 
 
 Mansfield, Lord Chief Justice, bust m 
 
 hall, 325 
 Mapletoft, D' R., epitaph, &c., 133 
 Marriott, Sir James, 162; benefaction, 
 
 325 
 
 Marsh, W., 17 
 
 Marten, Sir H., portrait, 69 
 
 Martin, Hugo, and wife, monuments, 
 123, 129 
 
 Master's Tun, 99, no 
 
 Maurice, J, F. Denison, 134 
 
 Mawnsell, -, 338 
 
 Maye, W., Archbishop of York, 222 
 
 Mayfield, Owen, family monuments, 
 125-6 
 
 Merchant Taylors' Company, suit over 
 Andrew's legacies, 325-6 
 
 Meredith, H. (?), 363 
 
 Meredith, W., plate, 97, 107 
 
 Mey, W., commissioner, 331, 338, 361 
 
 Mildenhale, John de, building contract 
 for north side of college, 226-7 
 
 Milton, T., account for milestones, 266 
 
 Monckton, J., plate, 100, no, 217 
 
 Monson, D' H., 90; plate, 105; 318, 
 356, 360 
 
 Monteth, the, 98, 108-9 
 
 Moptyd [M opted], Lawrence, scholar- 
 ship, 2, 249-5 1 ; memorial, 7 1 ; arms, 
 74 ; inscription in chapel, 79 
 
 Morle, Thomas de, 224 
 
 Mortmain, Licence in [Edward III.], 
 26-7; [George IL], 350-2 
 
 Moulton, estate, 142, 143, 144, 145, 147, 
 150 
 
 Moundford [Muntford], E., 95, 258, 
 259 
 
 Mowse, D' William [Master], fellow- 
 ships and scholarships, 2 ; arms, 1 5, 
 74, 267 ; bequests, 151, 264-5 ! Causey 
 fund, 265, 270; milestones on roads 
 to Barkway, 265-8, to Haverhill, 269, 
 to Huntingdon, 269 ; 11,13,338. See 
 Hare, R. 
 
 Mundy, W., 310 
 
 Mutfords [Mytfords], estate, 141, 142, 
 143, I44> 146, I47> iSOi 336; Eliza- 
 beth's letter, 147-8. See Quinbury 
 
 Newman, Sir G., 12; arms, 66; bequest, 
 
 275 ; epitaph, 275-6 
 Newman, D', 264 
 
 Newmarket, estate, 142, 143, 146, 150 
 Newnham Croft, estate, 146, 150 
 Newton, S., family monuments, 128 
 Nichols [NichoUs], D' P., 91 ; Ayloffe's 
 Catechist, 302 ; grace for expulsion, 
 350; Sir N. Lloyd's letter, 350; 360 
 
General Inaex 
 
 Zll 
 
 Nicke [Nix], Richard [Bishop of Nor- 
 wich], fellowships and scholarships, 2, 
 171, 243, 244-8, 334; arms, in chapel, 
 72; at Norwich, 244; obit, 243; ac- 
 quires Mutfords and Quinbury, 150; 
 II, 361 
 NoUekens, bust of Mansfield, 325 
 Norwich, Archibald of, 11, 223 
 Norwich, Bishops of, arms of, 25 ; 
 prayers for, 39 ; allegiance to, 42 ; 
 names of fellows existing, elected, or 
 lapsed to be reported, 43 ; payments 
 for livings to, 336, 337 
 Nuce, T., 114 
 
 Odams in Melton, estate, 336 
 
 Oglethorp, D', 153 
 
 Oldhurst, estate, left by D' Johnson, 306 
 
 Osborn, Sir Danvers, plate, 103 
 
 Owen, Andrew, 12 
 
 Oxenden, D' G. [Master], 2, 14; arms, 
 16, 23 ; bequest for books and scholar- 
 ship (made good by M'^ Oxenden), 
 303-4, 318; investment of fund, 303-4, 
 318; burial place and epitaph, 304-5 ; 
 88,89, 118, 179.361 
 
 Oxford Colleges, statistics, 348-9 
 
 Pacey, Richard, plate, 99, iio 
 
 Page, -, 90 
 
 Paget, Lord, 222 
 
 Pagitt, R., plate, 96, 107 
 
 Parker, Archbishop Matthew, cup, 
 
 tankard, and other gifts, 11, 94, 106, 
 
 254; arms, 21, 73, 254-5 ; scholarship, 
 
 2, 255-6; commissioner, 331, 338, 361 
 Pars deducenda, 353 
 Paston, dues to for Woodalling, 337 
 Paul, G., 89 
 
 Peck, letter on Bateman's life, 8 
 Peck, D' Wharton, 88, 91 ; plate, 102-3 
 Pedder, T., 114 
 Pelsant, Henry, 12, 133, 283; bequest of 
 
 vicarage house at Wethersfield, &c., 
 
 151, 287-8 
 Pepis [Pepys], John, 12 
 Perceval, C. S., gift to chapel, 76 
 Perse, D', 118, 126; his Free School, 
 
 140 
 Peter Pence, 57, 58, 121 
 Phipers, see Long Stanton 
 Pickard, E., 134 
 
 Pinfold, D' C, plate, 105; 318, 356, 360 
 Pitches, W., account for milestones, 269 
 Pole's visitation, 331 
 Poor money, payments for, 334, 336; 
 
 how levied in college, 352-3 
 Prescott, J. E., 134 
 Preston, Thomas [Master], 14; arms, 
 
 in college, 16, on gravestone, 81-2; 
 
 grave, 71, 76; inscription in chapel, 
 
 79 ; disputes before Elizabeth, 79 ; 275 ; 
 
 on state of College, 153, 342 
 Proby, M'*, augmentation of Hemming- 
 
 ford Grey, 114 
 Puckeridge Meade, see Bradbury Meere 
 Puregold, John [and Joanna his wife], 
 
 bequest, 232; obit, 233-4, 334 
 Pyke, John and Rachel, epitaphs, 131 
 Pyneston, John de, 224 
 
 Qui, Causey, 149, 260; milestones on 
 
 road to, 262 
 Quinbury [Queenbury], estate, 143, 145, 
 
 150, 336 
 
 Ray [v. le Dolphin], tenant, 141, 144, 148 
 Redmayn, J., commissioner, 331, 338, 
 
 361 
 Reeve, -, 357, 359 
 Register, old college, 182-3 
 Rekenhall, Simon de, 11, 26, 27, 223 
 Revell, W., legacy for Hall, 84 
 Reynolds, Bishop of Lincoln, 222 
 Ricksonn, H., 119 
 Rider, -, 88 
 Ridley, Bishop, 330 
 Ridlington, W., 134, 356 
 Rights and Privileges, authorities, 329 
 Roane, G., 283 
 
 Robins, W., Bateman's portrait, 10 
 Robinson, H., 134 
 
 Robinson, Matthew, see Rokeby, Lord 
 Robson, Mary, 119; arms, 121 
 Roderick, M'=, gifts to S' Edward's, 
 
 119, 120-1 
 Roger, Thomas [and Alice his wife], 
 
 232, 233 
 Rokeby, Lord, benefaction, 318, 326 
 Roque, Father, 9 
 Rose, H. J., 134 
 Rougham, W., 223, 224 
 Ruggles, T., plate, 105 
 Ryckinghall, Simon de, see Rekenhall, 
 
 S. de 
 
 Sabridgeworth, bequest to poor, 274 
 
 S' Catharine Hall, 249 
 
 S' Edward's church, Cambridge : Union 
 with S'John's church, 54-8, 1 16, 1 17-8; 
 grant to Trin. H., 59, 112, 116,227,228; 
 duties of Presbyter Fellow, if minister 
 of, 1 16-7; relations to Barnwell Abbey, 
 117; payments to Ely, 117; vicarage 
 house, 118; isles, 118; used by Clare 
 Hall, 1x8, 122, 128; Latimer's sermon, 
 120; benefactors, 119; alterations, 
 119-20; branch, &c., 120; fees to 
 minister, clerk, and sexton, 120; com- 
 munion plate, &c., 1 20-1 ; arms in 
 
378 
 
 General Inaex 
 
 church, 1 21-2 ; Erasmus's Paraphrase, 
 122; inscriptions, 123-32; Edward 
 the Confessor's Head, 136-8; bells, 
 135-6, 232, 234; fellows of Trin. H. 
 buried in, 132-3; ministers of, 133-4; 
 Warren, minister of, 134, 357 ; college 
 income from and expenditure on, 333, 
 335 ; Dowsing's doings at, 81 ; 233, 
 234, 236 
 
 S' Edward's parish : benefactors, 1 1 8-9, 
 126, 274, 319; perambulation of, 138- 
 40; Perse's Free School, 140; registers, 
 140 
 
 S« George, R., 283 
 
 S' John Baptist's church, 116 
 
 S^ Mary's church, bells, 135-6 
 
 Salisbury, Sir T., plate, 105 
 
 Salusbury, T., 356 
 
 Salvia, architect, 69 
 
 Sampson, R., Bishop of Lichfield, 222 
 
 Sandiford, C, 134 
 
 Sayer, D' Exton, 88, 89, 94 
 
 Scarfe, Samuel and Thomas, epitaph, 
 130 
 
 Scholars, rules to be observed by, 355-6 
 
 Scrivener, C, 114 
 
 Seals, college, 17-8 
 
 Selden, J., proposed as Master, 153 
 
 Sendell [Syndall], R., 258, 259 
 
 Shepherd, Fr., 134 
 
 Sherard, R., plate, 99, 109 
 
 Sherman, G., 283 
 
 Shipp, Joseph, 134 
 
 Shorty n, M'=, 119 
 
 Shouldham, Edward [Master], 13'; arms, 
 
 15. 231 
 Simon [IsUp], Archbishop of Canterbury, 
 
 27 
 Simon of Sudbury, see Sudbury 
 Simpson, Edward, 356, 360 
 Simpson, Rowland, epitaph, 132 
 Snape, D' [Provost of King's], 136 
 Soone, W., 261 
 Spicer, scholarship, 2, 116, 249, 334; 
 
 arms, 73 
 Sponde, Henri de, 10 
 Squire, H., 88, 89 
 Stacye, -, 338 
 
 Stalham, rectory, 2, 10, 334, 337, 338 
 Stanhope, Lord, plate, 100, in 
 Staple, merchants of the, arms, 22, 
 
 84 
 Sterlingorum, note on, 36, 50-1 
 Sterne, R., 98, 109 
 Stewart, E., plate, 98, 108-9 
 Stewart, Sir S., plate, 95, 107 
 Stewkeley, see Stukeley 
 Stokes [Stokys], M., arms, 23; 343 
 Stoner, CI., plate, 98, 109 
 Strahan, Sir W., plate, 105 
 
 Stretton [Stratton], Robert [Master], 11, 
 
 13, 223; arms, 14 
 Stukeley, Hospital, 143, 146, 147, 150, 
 
 227, 228, 230, 336; estate, 143, 146, 
 
 147, 150. 335; vicarage, 114, 115, 
 
 251 
 Sudbury, Sir J., plate, 97, 108 
 Sudbury, Simon of, Archbishop of 
 
 Canterbury, arms, 72, 226; 84, 223; 
 
 death, remains, etc., 225-6; building 
 
 contract with John de Mildenbale, 
 
 226-7 
 Swannington [Swenyngton], rectory and 
 
 estate, 112, 223; Parsonage, 338 
 
 Taylor, J., 338 
 
 Tempsford, bequest to poor of, 310 
 
 Tenison, D' T., 65 ; plate, loi 
 
 Thirlby, Sty an, 310 
 
 Thirlby, T., Bishop of Ely, obtains grant 
 
 of livings, 115; 251-2 
 Thomas [Lylde?], Bishop of Ely, 29 
 Thornham, Simon [Master], 13; arms, 
 
 15; 228 
 Thornton, A. V., 135 
 Thornton, B., passport [1641], 343-4 
 Thorowgood, Benedict, will, 274-5 J 
 bequest for common fire, 274; to 
 poor of S' Edward's and Sabridge- 
 worth parishes, 274; for doors in 
 hall, 84, 85, 275 ; Articles of agree- 
 ment, 342 
 Three Archers, inn, 144, 148, 150 
 Thurlbourn, R., 119; family monument, 
 
 124 
 Thynchyl, W., 50 
 Tindale, D' W., 88, 89, 114, iig, 133, 
 
 134. 176 
 Tokefelde, see Cuckfield 
 Trase, dues to, 336 
 Trinity Hall: 
 
 Foundation of, 1-3, 11-12; Form of 
 Incorporation, 3 ; Literae Funda- 
 tionis, I, 27-9; founder's statutes, 
 29 foil; Charter of Edward HL, 
 26-9; Declaratio Status CoUegii, 
 331-8, 361 ; estates [1715], 141 
 foil. ; the Act of Elizabeth [The In- 
 speximus], 339-42, 361-2 ; Articles 
 of agreement between Master and 
 Fellows [158^], 342-3; proposal to 
 unite with Clare Hall, 86, 330-1; 
 Andrew's proposals for additional 
 fellowships, scholarships, and build- 
 ings, 325-6; Licence in Mortmain 
 [George IL], 350-2 
 Arms, of College, patent for, 18-19; 
 in College, 20-5, 49; of Masters, 
 14-17; in S' Edward's church, 121 ; 
 seals, 17-18, 33 
 
General Index 
 
 379 
 
 Trinity Hall : — continued 
 
 Site, dimensions, &c., 63 foil.; courts, 
 63-4, 3SS ; contract for building of 
 north side, 226-7; Sir Nathanael 
 Lloyd's legacy for building, 318, 320, 
 324; fire, 92 
 
 Monks' Building, 67-8 
 
 Chapel: license for building, 60, 70; 
 69 foil. ; books and equipment given 
 or promised by Founder, 45-9; 
 arras, 70, 71 ; arms on ceiling, 72-4 ; 
 arms in, 81-2; Dowsing's doings, 
 81; fire [1719], 70-1; extensions and 
 improvements [1729, 1864, 1875-6], 
 71-7, 91 ; Cole's description [1745], 
 77 ; inscriptions, 78-81 ; communion 
 plate, 46, 48-9, 94, 106 ; communion 
 table rails, 70, 288; Chetwode's 
 scholar, 310,316-7; rules, for Master 
 and Fellows, 343, for scholars, 355 ; 
 service read by laymen, 363 ; duties 
 of Presbyter Fellows, 360-4 
 
 Hall, 83-s; Cole's description [1742], 
 85 ; west bay window, 65 ; arras, 
 83, 280, 284, 285; arms in, 21-3, 
 254-s; Archbishop Arundel's faculty 
 to increase commons, 86 ; graces at 
 meat, 3S3-S; rules for pensioners' 
 table, 356 
 
 Master's Lodge and Gallery: Tables of 
 Masters, 12, 16, 17; arms in, 20-1, 
 23-4; 68-9; properties in, 69; Sir 
 N. Lloyd's gift of furniture, 321 
 
 Parlour, or Combination Room, 86 
 
 Library : arms in, 23-4 ; the old 
 library, 91 ; 41-2, 44-5, 46-8, 86-7. 
 And see Allen, W. ; Barlow, IV. ; 
 Crowch, T.; Davenant, W.; Hare, 
 R. ; Holt, G. ; Johnson, James ; 
 Parker, Archbishop; Wynne, Sir 
 W. 
 
 Chambers, occupants and rents [i 7 1 1], 
 88-9; order [1716], 89; additions to 
 [1823], 92 
 
 References to [for numbermg see 
 88-9] : ( I ) 2 5, 88, go, 92 ; (2) 88, 92 ; 
 (3) 88,90, 309; (4) 88; (5) 88, 90; 
 (6) 88, 89, 90 ; (7) 88, 90, 344 ; (8) 84, 
 88, 90; (9) 88, 90, 255; (10) 88, 89, 
 90; (11) 88, 91; (12) 88, 91; (13)88, 
 9i;(i4)88;(is)88;(i6)88;(i7)88, 
 91, 92; (l8)88; (19) 88; (20) 88; 
 (21)88; (22)88; (23) 88; (24) 88; 
 (25) [the old library] 25, 76, 82, 88, 
 91, 92-3; (26) 89, 91 ; (27) 89; (28) 
 89,91 
 
 Treasury, 75, 82-3, 92 
 
 Stables, 64, 65, 88 
 
 Wine-cellar, 83, 88 
 
 Drains, 91, 93 
 
 Gardens : master's, 64 ; terras, 66-7 ; 
 
 fellows' fruit, 65, 355 ; sun-dial, 
 
 66-7 ; summer-house, 66 ; trees, 
 
 64, 66, 67 ; figures, of seasons and 
 
 allegorical, 66, 67 
 Plate, 94-106; conversion of, 95; 
 
 arms on, 106-11 
 Master and fellows [i SSf], 338 ; fellows 
 
 buried in S' Edward's church, 132-3 
 Livings in the gift of College, 2, 1 12-5, 
 
 251 
 Poor Money, how levied, 352-3 
 Trin. Hall and University offices, 356 
 Triplow [Crouchmans], estate, 142, 143, 
 
 144, 145, 150. 335 
 Trumpington, estate, 142, 143, 146, 151 ; 
 
 Roman remains at, 270-1 
 Trunch, John, 11, 223 
 Turks, see Mutfords 
 Turner, J., 112 
 Turner, R., 132, 149, 150, 283 
 
 Unio Ecclesiarum [S' Edward's and 
 
 S' John's], 54-8, 116, 1 17-8 
 University offices and Trin. H., 356 
 Urry, Ralph, bequest and release, 224 
 
 Vickers, J., 134 
 Vince, S. B., 134 
 Vyner, Sir T., 95 
 
 Walker, John, 134 
 
 Waller, D' E., 310 
 
 Walpole, estate, 141, 144, 147, 151; 
 bought by Mowse and Hare, 265 
 
 Walsingham, T., 223 
 
 Ward [Fellow of Queens' College], 359 
 
 Warner, J., 258 
 
 Warren, Samuel, 357 
 
 Warren, William, transcribes statutes, 
 60-2 ; chamber, go ; gift to Causey 
 fund, 267; minister of S' Edward's, 
 I34i 357 ; Aylofiie's Catechist, 302 ; 
 Cottrell's legacy to, 310; biography, 
 357 ; cost of LL.B. and LL.D. degrees, 
 357-9; memorandum on duties of 
 Presbyter Fellows, 360-4 ; 89, 94, 310, 
 318, 356; and see Introduction 
 
 Watson, F., 135 
 
 Welbys, T., 223 
 
 Wells, Henry [Master], 13; arms, 14 
 
 Wethersfield [Wetchetsfield], vicarage 
 and house, 114, 115, 288; estate, 141, 
 144, 151 ; advowson, 251 
 
 Whetcroft, H., 259 
 
 Whichcote, Fr., plate, 100, no 
 
 Whitney, J. P., 135 
 
 Wickham, T., 12 
 
 Wickmer, Adam [Master], 13 ; arms, 14 
 
 Wigmore, M', 117 
 
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 General Index 
 
 Williams, Lord Keeper, portrait, 68 Worlich, T., 283 
 
 Willymot, D', 310 Worts, M', 129, 269 
 
 Wilmot, Lord Chief Justice, portrait, 69 Wrangham, F., suit, 162 
 
 Winne and Williams, arms, 24 Wright, John [Master], 13; arms, 15; 
 
 Wiseman, Sir R., gift of muskets, &c., epitaph, 232, 233, 234 
 
 277; epitaph, 277-8; arms, 278 Wrightmgton, J., 114 
 
 Wood, Ann, monument, 128 Wriothslie, Lord Chancellor of England, 
 
 Woodalling [Bailing] rectory, 2 ; vie- 222 
 
 arage, 1 12-3, 338; vicars of, 112; Wynn, Margaret, 84 
 
 valuation of parish [1661], 11 2-3; Wynne, Sir W., improves Lodge, 69 ; 87 
 
 estate, 143, 145, 227, 228, 334, 337 WythipoU, P., 258, 259 
 
 Woodward, John, accounts for mile- Wyvel, Ch., 149-50 
 stones, &€., 262, 266, 268 
 
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