married to his daughter, 898, 1. 10;
his patronage of bp. Percy, ib. 1. 23
Manors, the, bequeathed by lady Mar-
garet, alienated from the coll., 74,
504, L. I

Mansel, bp. W. L., a supporter of the

Bible society, 845, l. 18
Mansfield, Rd. Rothwell minister at,
997, l. I

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-Woodhouse, Stanley Gower preaches
at, 997, 1. 5

Manuscripts given by the earl of South-
ampton, catalogue of, 511, l. 14
Manwood, Pet., leases to, of Higham
and Lilliechurch manors and Higham
parsonage, 443, 1. 35; 446, 1. 40;
licence of alienation, 443, l. 39; lease
to, of Higham parsonage for three
lives, 446, l. 43; licences to alienate
it, 447, 1. 3, 7; 448, 1. 3
Marble Thorpes, messuage in Cam-
bridge so called, 357, 1. 27
Mardon, Mr. B., bp. Marsh's letter to,
respecting Griesbach, 739, 1. 45.
Marfleet, Marflete, Marflett, Marphlett,

Merflette, leases of tenements and
lands at, 344, l. 1, 4, 6, 8; 373, 1. 8;
380, 1. 16, 33; 384, 1. 5; 385, l. 45;
386, 1. 3-14, 36; 389, 1. 25; 390, 1.
32; 399, 1. 43; 400, l. 1, 5, 9, 12,
16, 23; 430, 1. 30; 433, 1. 20; 435,
1. 41; 436, 13, 16, 25, 32, 39; 439,
1.25; 443, 1. 27, 32, 42; 444, 1. 2, 5,
8, 12, 44; 448, l. 19; 455, l. 11; 456,
1. 21; lease of Chekens house, 400,
1. 2; lease alienated, 440, l. 20; the
tenants presented to contribute to the
repair of the chancel of Paul church,
517, 1. 20

Margaret, lady, urged to found a coll.
in Oxford, 50; extract from the 'thin
red book' respecting this, 560, 1. 17;
birth, family, etc., 55; founds a lec-
ture in divinity at Cambridge, ib.;
a reader in divinity at Oxford, 56; a
public preacher at Cambridge, ib.;
founds Christ's coll., 57; alters her
plans respecting Westminster, 59,
and Oxford, 60, in favour of St.
John's college, 61; her death, ib.;
Fisher's funeral sermon for her, ib.;
reason of her being drawn in the
habit of a nun, 62; legal doubts as to
her bequest to St. John's, ib.; value
of lands left by her, 67; 563, 1. 20;
abp. Warham decides in favour of the
legality of her bequest, 72; the ma-
nors left by her alienated from the
coll., 74, 504, 1. 1; her portrait and
arms in the liber memorialis, 338,
1107, 1. 7; plate and jewels left
by her to St. John's, 342, 1. 12, 28;
her vow, 3+5, 1. 3; 463, 1. 18; letter

to, from Hen. VII. on appointing
Fisher to a bishopric, 344, 1. 40; 463,
1. 13: letter of thanks to, for her gift
of a coll. chapel, 344, 1. 46; her pro-
testation of chastity, 345, 1. 3: her
life in MS. by Chas. Hen. Cooper,
561, 1. 41; the deed of foundation of
her professorship, ib. 1. 43; trust deed
of her preachership, etc., 562, l. 3 ;
her will, where printed, ib. 1. 8; her
intended foundation at Westminster,
b. 1. 13; printed edits. of Fisher's
funeral sermon, ib. 1. 20; MS. copies
of it, ib. 1. 35; probable reason of her
admission to Crowland, ib. 1. 40;
agreement respecting the stipends of
the seniors on her foundation, 1036, I.
44; agreement to postpone an election
to one of her fellowships, 1037, l. 3
Marham rectory given to the coll. by
sir Ra. Hare, after reading Spelman,
338, l. 13, n. 2

Markham, Chas. and Bridget, letter
from, respecting Mr. Booth's bequest
for a conduit, 479, 1. 41; the college
answer, 480, 1 18

Markham, Merkeham, Marcham, Little
or West, Notts., leases of manor, cot-
tage and lands, etc. at, 346, l. 13;355,
1. 2; 372, l. 45; 380, l. 14;381, l. 15 ;
388, 1. 2; 390, L. 16; 397, l. 25; 414,
1. 5; 417, 1. 44; 422, 1. 24; 424, 1.
43; 433, 1. 24; 434, 1. 44; 435, l. 20;
licence of alienation, 404, 1. 8; letter
of attorney about lands at, 358, 1. 7;
the lands presented for the repair of
Meriall bridge, 481, l. 43; 495, 1. 13
Markland, Jer., his regard for bp. Law,
717, 1. 12; controversy between him
and bp. Ross, 728, 1. 2, 30; his re-
marks on Dr. Powell's wealth, 1050,

833, 1. 19; his sympathy with Wm.
Frend, 736, 1. 12; his history of the
politics of Great Britain, etc., 737,
1. 9, 33; 739, 1. 36; 741, l. 15; 746,
1. 1; 760, 1. 36; 762, l. 1; accepts a
pension from Pitt, 737, 1. 36; 761,
1. 31; his defence of this, 737, 1. 40;
complimentary dedication to him of a
work on eternal punishment, 738,

1.

2; letter to the clergy of Llandaff,
ib. 1. 16; Southey's idea of him, ib.
1. 30; Dr. Whitaker's dedication to,
ib. 35; various notices of, as bishop,
738, 1. 2-741, 1. 4; his letter on
Griesbach's text, 740, 1. 1; his cha-
racter, 741, 1. 5; essay on the useful-
ness of theological learning, 741,

493 on the authenticity of the
Pentateuch, 742, 1. 38; his edition of
Michaelis on the New Testament,
744,1. 17;752, 1. 10; dissertation ou the
three first canonical gospels, 746, l. 18;
his hypothesis on the origin of the
gospels, 747, 1. 27; his fondness for
music, 754, 1. 31; 759, 1. 24; letters
to Travis, 755, 1. 47; translation of
Patje on English credit, 759, 1. 35;
letters to, by a clergyman, in vindica-
tion of the Apocalypse, 762, 1. 18;
bp. Randolph's controversy with, on
the origin of the Gospels, 762, 1. 36—
772, 1.9; remarks on, by Tho. Falconer,
770, 1. 27; by bp. Thirlwall, 772,
1. 10; 775, 1. 27; by Veysie, 775,
1. 7; by Dr. Wood, ib. 1. 34; his ser-
mon against the Calvinists, 776, 1. 7;
strictures of Milner on these, ib. 1. 32;
of Simeon, 777, 1. 42; his memoir of
Thos. Jones, 778, 1. 47; lectures on
divinity, Pt. 1., 779, 1. 24; Pt. II.,
783, 1. 26; Pt. III., 785, l. 14; Pt. IV.,
788, 1. 7; reprints of these, 790, 1. 39;
791, 1. 1; lectures, Pt. v., 792, 1. 40;
Pt. VI., 794, 1. 29; Pt. VII., 797, 1. 23;
reprint of these, 799, 1. 49; opinion
on his lectures by W. Jephson, 800,
1. 48; by Is. Milner, 801, 1. 9; by sir
Win. Hamilton, ib. 1. 22; by Philo-
dike,' ib. 1. 49; his letter on religious
toleration, 80, 1. 7; controversy on
the election of chancellor, 803, 1. 39;
S. P. C. K. sermon (1811) on national
education, 805, 1. 7; various remarks
on this, 806, 1. 23; 809, l. 14; ori-
ginates the foundation of the National
society, 807, 1. 7; letters in vindica-
tion of Dr. Bell's system of tuition,
808, 1. 27; address to members of the
senate on the Bible society, 809,
1. 22; various remarks upon this,
811, 1. 12; Vansittart's first letter to
him, 812, 1. 9; his 'Inquiry' into
the consequences of neglecting to give

the Prayer-book with the Bible, 813,
1. 3-822, 1. 41; Dr. Clarke's letter
to him on the Bible society, 822,
1. 42; Otter's pamphlets in reply to
him, 824, 1. 44; Southey's opinion,
825, l. 10, 48; Dealtry's examination
of his pamphlet on the Bible society,
826, 1. 17; Vansittart's second letter
to him, 828, l. 16; his letter to Van-
sittart, 829, 1. 42; Perceval's letter
to, 832, 1. 18; his history of the
translations of the Scriptures, 832,
1.35; Owen's remarks on this, 833,
1. 43; Gandolphy's letter to him, 834,
1. 40; his reply, 837, 1. 3; Gan-
dolphy's second letter, 838, 1. 29;
letter to him on the church establish-
ment by a disseuter and layman, 841,
1. 26; his reply, 842, 1. 17; his com-
mencement sermon (1813), 848, l. 31;
reply to Is. Milner's strictures, 849,
1. 9; to bp. Burgess, 858, 1. 11;
Simeon's pamphlet Dr. Marsh's fact,'
859, 1. 1; Marsh's reply to, ib. 1. 26; the
Abingdon letter with his explanation,
862, 1. 39; his Comparative view of the
churches of England and Rome, 864,
1. 32; 865, 1. 34; Lingard's strictures
on this, ib. 1. 48; Glover's remarks
on, ib. 1. 47; his accession sermon
(1814), 866, l. 48; Horae Pelasgicae,
Pt. 1., 867, 1. 5; the Museum Criti-
cum on this, ib. 1. 19; bp. Burgess's re-
remarks on, ib 1. 44; primary charge
at Llandaff, 868, 1. 21; sermon on
the death of qu. Charlotte (1818),
869, 1. 21; primary charge at Peter-
borough (1820), ib. 1. 32; remarks on
church singing, 870, 1. 31; J. Gray's
reply to this, 871, L. 15; S. P. G. ser-
mon, 871, 1. 27; his eighty-seven
examination questions at ordination,
ib. 1. 32; 881, 1. 7; anonymous pam-
phlets called forth by these, ib. Ï. 38,
44, 48; 872, 1. 45; 873, 1. 25; 874,
1. 4, 8; Jos. Wilson's remarks on,
872, 1. 13; 877, 1. 8; Wm. Jephson's
vindication of, 870, l. 42; correspond-
ence between him and rev. Jo. Green,
874, 1. 28; speech (1821) in the
house of lords on these questions, ib.
1. 35; remarks on his speech, 875,
1. 3; 876, 1. 3; Dr. Hawker's letter
upon the questions, 878, l. 15; speech,
&c. in house of lords (1822), 878,
1. 34; Parr's letters respecting, 882,
1. 25; 883, l. 13, 40; cause of his dis
like to Marsh, 883, 1. 48; Grimshawe's
pamphlet against, 884, 1. 8; refuta-
tion of this, ib. 1. 11; Sydney Smith's
review of him in the Edin. Rev., 88,
1. 40; Hen. Walter's letters to, on the
authorized version of the Bible, 887,

1. 13; 888, 1. 32; his charge (1823),
889, 1.5; explanation relative to the
curacy of Byfield, 891, 1. 12; sir J.
Nicholl's decision against him in this
case, 893, 1. 8; his S. P. C. K. ser-
mon (1825), ib. 1. 15; charge (1827)
on the Roman catholic question, 894,
1. 49; charge (1831), 896, 1. 15; his
portrait in the college hall, 898, 1. 3;
bp. Butler's eulogy on him, 953, 1. 8;
leave given him by the coll. to go
abroad, 1088, 1. 19; Gunning's ac-
count of his meeting with Parr at
Caius lodge, 1100, 1. 37

Marsh, Herb. Chas., son of bp. Marsh,

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-

735,1.41; Mr. Yate his private tutor,
738, 1. 48; his preface to the reprint of
his father's lectures, Pts. V.-VII.,
800, 1. 9

Mrs., wife of bp. Marsh, 735, 1. 18;
her death, ib. 1. 35; lord Spencer's
introduction to, 739, 1. 21

- Ri., father of bp. Marsh, 735, 1. 9, 38
Ri., esq., brother of bp. Marsh, 735,

1. 39

Ri. Jo., youngest son of bp. Marsh,
736, 1. I

Marshall, R., lease to, of a tenement and
lands at Atweke in Holderness, 377, 1.
17, 28

Rob., fell., his burial, 982, l. 13

Mr. Ste., his acts at the assembly,
639, 1. 39; 640, 1.
Marshe, Marche, Mary, leases to, of
tenement and lands at Marfleet, 436,
1. 20, 32; 444, 1. 8

Tho., lease to, of tenement and
lands at Marflete, 386, 1. 7; 399,
1. 43; 433, l. 19; 443, 1. 31; licence
of alienation, 446, l. 9

Mershe, Wm., lease to, of tenement
and lands at Marflete, 386, 1. 10;
400, l. 9; 436, l. 16

Marston, Beds., Dr. Jas. Wood rector
of, 1101, 1. 15

Martin, Dr. Edwd., president of
Queens', imprisoned in the Tower,
219, 633, 1. 35; his revocation and
protestation respecting the charges
against Dr. Lane, 624, 1. 42

V., pope, exempts the university
from the jurisdiction of the bps. of
Ely, 44

Sam., appointed under-librarian and
Naden's exhibitioner, 1040, 1. 37
Martyn, Hen., impression of reading
his life on bp. Mackenzie, 977, 1. 29;
an officer in the St. John's volun-
teers, 1090, l. 43

Marvell, And., his controversy with
Dr. Turner, 986, 1. 4

Marwood rectory, £480 advanced for
rebuilding, 1088, l. 1

Mary I., qu., letter to, on the wrongs
and poverty of the coll., 377, l. 38;
468, 1. 7; references to her in leases
as supreme head of the church, 376,
1. 3, 8; fidei defensor, ib. 1. 36; a
receipt cancelled on account of her
death, 383, 1. I

- II., qu., her proclamation against
bp. Turner and others, 987, 1. 6
Maseres, F., afterwards baron, chan-
cellor's medallist, 1752; 1089, 1. 8
Mason, Edw., of Pelton, Warw., 'ple-
beius', father of Rd. Mason, 534, 1. 9
Jo., his letter to Cecil on having
wives in coll., 577, 1. 36

-

Rd., the king's dispensation for him
to keep his fellowship, 495, 1. 3; no-
minated by the earl of Exeter for a
scholarship, 534, 1. 9; admission as
sizar, ib. 1. I

Rob., LL.D., leave of absence, etc,
granted to, 491, l. 8, 26; 492, l. 12,
17; 494, 1. 30; reply of the president
and seniors to the objections to this,
491, 1. 6; the king's letter for his
leave of absence for three years, 498,
1. 2; his benefaction to the library,
340; arms in the liber memorialis,
1108, 1. 30

Wm., his character of Dr. Powell,
1061, 1. 11; a friend of his, ib. l. 33
Mass for benefactors, 21, 1. 34; 558, 1.6
Massey, Mr., M. A. Jo., knocked down

in an outbreak with Trin. coll.,612,1.22
Master, Edw., lease to, of Ospringe rec-
tory, 456, 1. 5, 27; of tenement and
lands at Ospringe, ib. 1. 8; of the
rooms, etc. of the chantry priest,
ib. 1. 35; licences of alienation, ib.
1. 27, 30, 33, 38

Masters, Mr. Wm., public orator, his
oration in King's Chapel, 158, 1. 38;
where printed, 584, 1. 7

M.A. commencers, coll. decree for their
payment of charges, 549, 1. 28; de-
cree respecting their act and com-
mon places, 551, 1. 41

Masters of the coll., leases granted to
them, 195, 199; complaint of the
manner of electing them, 199; various
decrees of, 548, 1. 21; decree for an-
nexing a lease to the mastership, 551,
1. 5; allowed 20s. per annum for
postage, 1085, 1. 42; disputed elec-
tions of, see elections

Masters of St. John's college:
Arrowsmith, Jo., 224
Bateson, Wm. Hen., 324
Beale, Wm., 213
Bill, Wm., 124
Bullock, Geo., 141
Chevallier, Jo., 1079
Clayton, Ric., 190

Masters of St. John's college:

Craven, Wm., 1089
Daye, Geo., 110
Gower, Humph, 991
Gunning, Pet., 233
Gwyn, Owen, 198
Howland, Ric., 173
Jenkin, Rob., 1002
Lambert, Rob., 1015
Leaver, Thos., 130
Longeworth, Ric., 157
Metcalf, Nic., 85
Newcome, Jo., 1022
Percy, Alan, 75
Pilkinton, Jas., 146

Pilkinton, Leo., 152

Powell, Wm. Sam., 1042

Shepherd, Nic., 164

Shorton, Rob., 55
Still, Jo, 168
Tatham, Ra.. 1105
Tayler, Jo., 115
Tuckney, Ant., 229
Turner, Fras., 985
Watson, Thos., 137
Whitaker, Wm., 180
Wood, Jas., 1094

See also under the respective names.
Masters of St. John's house or hospital,
catalogue of, 52; notes on this, 560,

1.31
Masters, Rob., receives Grey's collections

for Baker's life, 1051, 1. 18; his offer
to publish Baker's history declined by
Dr. Powell, ib. 1. 20; his conversation
with Powell about this, ib. 1. 28
Masterson, Maisterson, Dr., tutor of
Edw. Watts, 528, 1. 14; of Hen.
Tubbe, 533, 1.6; of Jo. Boteler, 535,
1. 4; of Hen. Hatton, ib. l. 43; signs
the engagement, 643, 1. 47
Mathew, Father, bp. Stanley's support
of, 969, 1. 19

- Toby, abp. York, letter to, to make
laws for Pocklington school, 467, 1. 37
Mathews, Mathers, Jo., lease to, of
lands at Drye Drayton, 441, 1. 14;
licence to alienate it, 453, l. 3
Matthews, rev. G., bp. Blomfield's letter
to, on Butler's Aeschylus, 917, l. 15
Mattocx, in Ware, Herts., Edw. Watts
born at, 528, 1. 12

Maunde, rev. Jo., commences the trans-
lation of Lucien Bonaparte's Charle-
magne, 929, 1. 10

Mawe, Leon., v.-c., his order to the col-
leges respecting Pareus' commentary
to be burnt, 486, 1. 38
Mawson, Dr. Matthias, his contest for

v.-c. in the whig interest unsuccessful,
1017,1.24; elected the next year, ib.l. 34
May, Hen., B. A., fell., testimonial to,
373, 1. 37

May, Mey, Wm., LL.D., mister of
Queens', and king's commissioner,
36, 107; bishop Goodrich's chancel-
lor, 116; dean of Paul's, Edward VI.
commissioner, 125; qu. Eliz.'s uni-
versity commissioner, 146; his cen-
sure of Cartwright, 165

-

Mey, Jo., his letter as v.-c. to
Cecil respecting the mastership of St.
John's, 586, 1. 45

Mayers, Dan., rector of Whittington,
Lanc., father of Dan. and Jo. M.,
526, 1. 31; dates of his degrees, ib.
1. 37

-

Dan., recommended for a scholar-
ship, 526, 1. 20; adm. Lupton scho-
lar, ib. 1. 30; pensioner, ib. 1. 32

Jo., adm. Lupton scholar, 526,
1. 30; pensioner, ib. 1. 32; his cha-
racter from Trin. hall, ib. 1. 34
Mayland, Ess., bp. Gauden born at, 266,
1. 24

Maynard, Hen. and Jo., the plate given
by them to coll. sent to Chas. I.,
633, L. 12

-

- lord, history of his logic lecture,
211; royal dispensation for it, 545,
1. 35; six letters from, to Dr Gwyn,
ib. 1. 39; notices of, 622, 1. 34
Mayne, Jasper, vicar of Cassington,
Gunning his curate, 648, l. 24
Mayre, Jo., recommended to the earl of
Huntingdon, 395, 1. 37

Mead, Jas., Eml., a leader in procuring
the change from round caps to square,
1047, n. I

-

Mede, Jos., his account of a book
found inside a fish, 218; his notice of
the earl of Barkshyre's letter, 493,
1. 17; his letter to sir Mart. Stute-
ville on bp. Neile, 670, 1. 8; to the
same on bp. Carey, 676, 1. 20, 24;
his mention of Jo. Thompson, fellow,
982, 1. 3

Meale, Rob., lease to, of a cottage,

barn, and land in Tuxforth, 433, 1. 3
Meat, 3d. a lb. paid for, 1766, 1072,
1. 20; 4d. in 1767, 1073, l. 7; 4d. in
1771, provided it be liked, 1075,
1. 35; 44d. in 1784, 1088, l. 12
Medicine, degrees in, letter from the
visitors altering coll. statutes respect-
ing, 425, 1. 21

Medlop, de Walden, pharmac., his de-
gree declared void, 618, l. 29
Meeke, the coll. tenant, charge to him
for the reparation of seabanks, 493,
1. 27
Meighen, Mehen, Jo., commended to
be head-master of Shrewsbury sch.,
420, 1. 3; becomes head-master, 428,
1. 44; 440, l. 11; bearer of letters
from the school to the coll., 471, 1. 9;

472, 1. 17, 18; 479, l. 3; 482, 1. 43;
485, 1. 18, 27; 493, 1. 42; to the
abp. Canterb., 493, 1. 42; his suit
against the bailiffs of Shrewsbury,
475, 1.37; letter to the coll. sent by
his son, 486, 1. 44; his proposals and
pleadings to the coll, 488, 1. 44;
489, 1. 12; his great age and long
services as master, 500, 1. 15; joins
the bailiffs in a letter to the coll. re-
specting scholarships, 501, l. 12; pro-
posals for his retirement with a pen-
sion, 508, 1. 22; propositions to the
same effect from the school trustees,
510, 1. 4; 512, 1. 1; the coll. con-
sent to these, 512, l. 42; his resigna-
tion, 513, l. 14

Melbourne, lord, bp. Stanley presented

by, to the see of Norwich, 965, 1. 30
Melbourne, Melburn, sale of tenement,
etc. at, 344, 1. 23; leases of tene-
ments and lands at, 354, l. 41; 361,
1.. 25; 384, 1. 38; 413, l. 48; 414,
1. 2; 442, 1. 20; 446, 1..6
Meldreth, Melldrithe, Melreth, lease of
'Gemptings' there, 361, 1. 24; leases
of tenement and lands at, 384, 1. 38;
413, 1: 48; 442, 1. 20

Melton school, Mart. Lister educated at,
540, 1. 42

Melvill, And., his attack on bp. Barlow,
667, 1. 12

Mennall, Rob., of Buckingham coll.,
Dr. Metcalfe exor. to, 566, 1. 26
Merell, Tho., fell., his gift of a bole and
Elyote's dictionary to the coll., 383,

1. 24

Meres, Jo., his account of Pole's visita-

tion, 143, 1. 15
Meriall, Merryall bridge, coll. lands in
Markham presented for its repair,
487, 1. 43; suit about, 495, 1. 13
Meriton, Dr., fell. Queens', 198, 1. ro
Merriman, Jos., his fellowship vacated,
984, 1. 29

Mershe, Gualter, student, testimonial
for orders to, 424, l. 13

Merton college, Oxford, the statutes of,
the rule of the scholars of St. John's
hospital, 24; 558, 1. 15; Pythagoras's
school in the possession of, 561, 1. 35 ;
'grounde perteyninge to the clerkes
of Mertonn in Öxeforde,' 459, 1. 29
Metaphysics, sir Edwin Sandys' lecture
in, lost to the coll., 212
Metcalfe, Cuth., nephew and executor
to Dr. M., 106, n. 2

Medcalf, Dr. Nich., deposes to the
poverty of the coll., 74; opposes the
divorce of queen Katherine, 79; letter
to, on Alan Percy's pension, 83; 3rd
master, his character, 85; state of the
coll. revenues at his accession, 86;

his successful efforts to improve them,
87; numerous private foundations
during his mastership, 96; neglected
in his old age, 104; compelled to give
up the mastership, 105; 361, 1. 14;
his death and monumental inscription,
106; his great services and benefac-
tions to the coll., ib.; his character,
107; preferments, 108; his family,
109; his petition to the king, 347, 1.
44; full discharges to him, 350, 1. 7,
Io; letter of attorney to, in the nego-
tiations with lord Cobham, 359, L. 44;
coll. proxy to, ib. 1. 21; rector of
Wodeham Ferrys, 360, 1. 36; letter
from, to the president respecting Nic.
Thurloe, 462, 1. 27; to the same, re-
specting lord Cobham's matter, ib. 1.
35; various references to, 566, 1. 24;
Ascham's remarks on, 569, 1. 37;
Bale's verses on, 579, 1. 37

Metcalfe, Phil., clerk, grant to, of the
chaplaincy of St. Mary's chapel, Os-
pringe, 358, 1. 10

Rob., his benefaction to the library,
341. 1. I; his arms in the liber memo-
rialis, 1108, 1. 33

Medcalfe, Wm., administrators of,
suit with, in v.-c. court, 445, 1. 5

Mr., allowed time for his answer re-
specting Soulderne rectory, 1077, I.

12

Methley rectory, York., Dan. Ambrose
presented to, 500, 1. 34

Methodists, the, bp. Butler's notes
against, 925, l. 44
Mey, see May

Michael house, bp. Fisher's benefaction
to, 103, 1. 35

Michaelis, J. D., bp. Marsh's edition of
his introduction to the New Test.,
744, 1. 17; 752, 1. 10

Michell, Jo. Hen., King's, archdeacon
Dealtry's testimony to, 826, 1. 17
Middleton, Dr. Conyers protobibliothe-
carius, 714, 1. 30; his part in the con-
ference about the election for master,
1016, l. 25, 42; Cole meets Newcome
at his rooms, 1028, l. 10; Zach.
Brooke's writings against him, 1029,
n. 5; 1030, 1. 6; shews Doddridge
over the university library, 1033, L. 41
Myddleton, leases of cottage and
lands at, 390, 1. 17; 417, l. 45
Mildenhall, Rob. de, master of Peter-
house, 33, 1. 13

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Millar, Mr., two guineas given him for
his plan for improving the gardens,
1071, 1. 26

Milles, Is., his opinion of Tuckney,
Gunning and Turner, 642, l. 25; no
tices of his eminent contemporaries,
645, 1. 42