Nowell, dean Alex., indenture with re-
specting the Chesthunt benefactions,
422, 1.35; 425, 1. 6; grant to, from the
Haberdashers' company, 423, 1. 24;
the adviser of lady Mildred Cecil's
bounties, 594, 1. 31; 595, 1. 3; his
letter to lord Burghley respecting Dr.
Whitaker, 604, l. 12

Nuneton alias Eyton, letter of attorney
respecting lands at, 399, l. 16
Nunne, Tho. fell., of Gods house and
Chr. coll., 58

Oakeley, Rd., esq., indentures with,
respecting abp. Williams's bequest to
coll. lib., 520, 1. 40; 620, 1. 31; 622,

1. 18

Oakford, Devon., bp. Beadon born at,
729, L. 3

-

Oakham sch., bp. Beveridge educated
at, 278, 1. 22

Oakley, Great, Wm. Tatham rector of,
1106, 1. 20

Oath of admission required during the
commonwealth, 225

of discovery, the, meaning of, 225;
notes on, 638. 1. 33, seq.

of qualification, description of the
book containing, 552, 1.9; extracts
from, ib. 1. 20

of sheriff, to observe the privileges of
the university, 216

to observe statutes taken by the
master and fellows, 564, 1. 43
Observatory in the 2nd court, agree-
ment to erect one, 1071, 1. 4; £15
a year allowed to Is. Pennington for
the care of, 1072, 1. 39; a pair of
globes ordered for, 1073, L. 12
Ockam, Rob., commission to, to survey
manors, 398, 1. 11

Ockland, Nic., lease to, of houses in
Trin. par., 394, 1. 14

Office, definition of, by the committee
for the association, 538, 1. 30
Officiarii electi, Jan. 16, 1654, 544, 1. 19
Offord Cluny, Rog. Grantofte's benefac-
tion to, 349, 1. 10; Dr. Newcome
rector of, 1025, 1. 16; succeeded by
Mr. Hodson, Clare, 1031, 1. 3
Ogden, Dr., Woodwardian profr., candi-
date for the mastership on the death
of Dr. Newcome, 1042, l. 4; named
as a candidate to succeed Dr. Powell,
1049, 1. 11; allowed time to give his
answer concerning the rectory of
Lawford, 1072, 1. 25; a candidate
for the headship on the death of Dr.
Powell, 1079, I. 2; obtains only 3
votes, ib. 1. 18; T. S. Hughes's edition
of his sermons, 1091, 1. 46; Cole's
story of his will in favour of Dr.

Craven, and Dr. C.'s disinterested-
ness, 1092, 1. t

Ogill, Hen., B.A., original fell. of St.
John's, 77

Ogle, Jo., recommended for Goodinan's
scholarship, 424, 1. 34; his admission,
ib. 1. 39

Oldham, Rd., fell., register of his burial,
983, 1. 24

Oldmixon, his remarks on bp. Turner,
986, 1. 21

Oley, Barnaby, Clare, takes charge of
the coll. plate sent to Chas. I., 219;
632, 1. 19; tutor of bp. Gunning
at Clare, 647, 1. 34; appointed by
Gunning to revise his papers, 660,
1. 14

Oliver, Dr., his opinion of bp. Ross,
727, 1. 44; of bp. Fisher, 732, 1. 31
- Margery, lease to, of a messuage at
the north end of Bridge street, 426,

Orpin, master of Harborough school,
535, 1. 42

Orwell, lands at, left by Dr. Thomson
to Cbr. coll., 355, l. 13
Osbaldiston, bp. Ri., notices of, 706, l. 12 ;
his benefaction to the coll. towards a
future new building, 1083, L 45
master of Westminster school, 533,
1. 36, 40

Osborne, Geo., leases to, at id. rent if
demanded, 376, 1. 18, 21

Pet., lease to, of Horningsey par-
sonage, 384, 1. 31

- Tho., lease to, of tenement and lands
at Horningseie, 366, 1. 14
Ospring. Osprynge, the hospital or mai-
son Dieu at, its history, 73; granted
to the coll. by Hen. VIII., 74; le-
gally secured through Nich. Metcalfe,
87; various references to, 563, L. 35;
566, 1.44; appointment of a steward of
the manor of, 346, 1. 48;-St. Mary's
chapel, le maseon due, mesyndewe, ma-
sendue, massendeu, Ospryngestrete,
appointment of chaplain to, 354, 1. 13;
358, 1. 11, 38; of chaplain and school-
master, 363, 1. 20; 364, l. 1; transfer
of part of, 399, 1. 7; the chauncell of
massendeu given towards building
the mansion, 424, 1. 28; leases of the
rectory and the site of masonde we,
445, I. 28, 31; 446, 1. 22, 25; 456,

1. 5, 8, 27; leases of chantry priest's
housinge, rooms, etc., 392, l. 1; 426,
1. 15; 456, L. 35;-leases of parsonage
at, 355, 1.4; 366, l. 33; 376, 1. 23,
28; 377, 1. 31; 386, 1. 39, 42; 391,
1. 40; 423, 1. 45; 424, 1. 27; a fair
mansion to be built, 424, l. 1 ;-leases
of tenements, lands, etc., at, 349, 1.
35; 375. l. 11; 385, 1. 35; 396, 1. 35;
397, l. 5; 403, l. 24; 429, l. 36; 440,
1. 1, 4; 443, l. 1; 446, l. 29; 450, 1.
24; 455, l. 1; licence of alienation,
440, 1.5; lease of water-mill at, 356,
1. 41; oforte yarde,' 361, 1. 27; of
the Sarasine's head,' 391, 1. 22; of
woodlands, Ashley-wood and Haile-
beche, 449, 1. 38; aggressions on the
wood at, 426, 1. 29;-presentations to
the vicarage of, 359. L. 1, 18, 32; 370,
1. 11; 377, 1. 13; 378, l. 45; 381,
1. 24; 382, 1. 37; 403, 1. 19; 417,

1.27

Otter, Wm., bp. of Chichester, his opi-
nion of the proceedings against Frend,
736, 1. 33; remarks on E. D. Clarke's
letter to bp. Marsh, 824, 1. 18; vin-
dication of the Bible Society, ib. 1.
27; replies to bp. Marsh, ib. 1. 44:
Milner's remarks on, l. 48; his opinion
of bp. Butler, 943, 1. 21
Otway, Jo., his election as fell., 526, 1.
19, 20

Oundle school, Mountstephen's benefac-
tion to, 514, 1. 29

Overall, bp. Jo., fell. of Trin., and
regius prof. of divinity, 171; his name
cut on the leads of the chapel, 172,
1. 1; 259, l. 4; 568, 1. 40; recent con-
firmation of this by Mr. Keeling, 568,
1. 45; approves of bp. Tho. Morton's
D.D. act, 194; Baker's account of,
as bp. of Cov. and Lich., and Norw.,
258; additional notes upon, 670, l. 40;

makes Cosin his librarian and secre-
tary, ib. 1. 48; his conversation with
A. Spalato, 671, 1. 9; correspondence
with foreign scholars, ib. 1. 41; his
MSS., etc., 672, 1. 7

Over Gravenhurst, lease of a grove
there, called Heydegro, 420, 1. 42
Overing, Edw., warden of the Salters'
Co., 522, 1. 45

Owen, Edw., bailiff of Shrewsbury, 419,

1. 13

Hugh, esq., grandfather of bp. Stan-
ley, 964, 1. 7

- Jo., his epigrams on abp. Williams
and Dr. Gwyn, 207

Jo., his remarks on Marsh's history
of translations of the Bible, 833, 1. 43
Marg., mother of bp. Stanley, 964,

1. 7.

Rd., gent., indentures with, respect-

ing abp. Williams's bequest to the
coll. library, 620, 1. 31; 622, 1. 18
Owen, Tho.,trustee of Shrewsbury school,
510, 1. 45

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- Wm., bailiff of Shrewsbury, 486, 1. 42
Mr., his messuage in St. Giles's par.,
403, l. 5; 416, l. 43

Owrton, Owerton, Christ., leases to, of
lands at Easington, 400, l. 30; 435,
1. 36; 436, 1. 31; 444, l. 40

Jo., lease to, of lands at Easington,
386, 1. 34

Oxford, Merton coll., the statutes of,
the rule of the scholars of St. John's
hospital, 24; 558, 1. 15; lady Marg.
urged to found a coll. there, 50, 51;
extracts respecting this from the
'thin red book,' 560, l. 17; Corp.
Chr. coll., the statutes of, the pattern
for those of St. John's coll., 90; fees
due to the archdeacon of, from St.
John's coll. for synods and procura-
tions, 422, 1. 19 Ch. Ch. and St.
John's coll., lady Mildred Cecil's gifts
of books to, 595, 1. 23; New coll.,
bp. Gunning chaplain of, 648, 1. 21;
his legacy to, 658, L. 43

Packer, Rd., M. A., an original fellow
of St. John's, 76

Paget, sir W., kt., Edw. VI.th's com-
missioner, 125

Pagula, or Paul upon Humber, the

tenants of Marfleet presented for the
repair of the chancel of, 517, 1. 20
Paine, Payn, Payne, Audrey, late wife
of Wm., lease to, of the stone house
in St. Sepulchre's, 427, 1. 15; of
messuage and land at Newnham, ib.
1. 19

Wm., coll. cook, leases to, of tene-
ment and lands at Newnham, 363,
1. 41; 382, 1. 25; 392, 1. 20; of the
stone-house in St. Sepulchre's, 371,
1. 3; refuses to pay corn rent, 382,
1. 30
Paklesham, Ess., Dr. Gower rector of,
992, 1. 7

Paley, Wm., chaplain to bp. Edm. Law,
715, 1.18; his character of the bp., ib.
1. 25; friendship with bp. Jo. Law,
721, 1. 47; his defence of bp. Edm.
Law's views on subscription, 723,
1. 31; dedication of his Moral Philo-
sophy to him, 724, 1. 9; his life of
bp. Edm. Law,725, 1. 5; Dr. Powell's
support of him for the latin essay,
1065, 1. 43; a syndic on the proposal
for an annual examination, 1067, 1. 5 ;
his remarks on Mrs. Jebb's letter to
Dr. Randolph, ib. 1. 38

Paliner, Edwd., exor. of Mr. Mount-

stephen, nominates to the Mount-
stephen fellowship, 534, 1. 15
Palmer, Hen. Edwd., elected fell., 984,
1. 26

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Herb., made president of Queens' by
the earl of Manchester, 638, 1. 26; his
sermon before the assembly, 640, 1.
9; clerk of convocation for Lincoln,
642, 1. 7

Jo., fell., preferred by Nic. Shep-
herd, 167, 1. 27; a disputant before
qu. Eliz. at Walden, 177, 1. 29;
made master of Magd., 178, 1. 1;
letter of attorney to, 428, 1. 39; his
plunder as dean, of Peterborough ca-
thedral, 597, 1. 16, 33; statement
concerning the puritan synod, 602, 1. 2
Rob., coll. proxy to, 355, 1. 30

sir, adm. fell. Clare on earl of Man-
chester's warrant, 661, 1. 15

Wm., transfer to, of interest in a
lease, 433, 1. 28; licence to alienate
it, 449, l. 31
Palmerston, lord, bp. Bowstead's sup-
port of, as a candidate for the univer-
sity, 973, l. 10; supposed to have pro-
cured him his bishopric, ib. 1. 14;
an officer in the Johnian volunteers,
1090, 43

Palyn, Geo., letters to his exors. re-
specting his benefactions to the coll.,
473, 1. 31, 47; 474, 1. 6; register of
his exhibition, 547, 1. 27
Paman, Hen., M.D., latin letters writ-
ten by, 483, l. 43; 484, l. 8; coll.
tutor to Mart. Lister, 540, l. 43; to
Malin Sorsby, 541, 1. 46; to Tho.
Cook, 542, 1. 30; order from the king
for him to retain his fellowship while
travelling abroad, 542, 1. 40; Gower's
letter to, on behalf of Wm. Stanley,
1001, 1. 36

Pampisford, Cambs., Tho. Cecill mar-
ried at, 981, 1. 23

Pares, Parys, Tho., a dependent of lord
Cobham's, 348, L. 6

leases to, of lands at Ches-
terton, 372, 1. 48; 394, l. 8
Phi.,
arbitrator in lord
esq.,
Cobham's case, 360, 1. 30; his tene-
ment in Gt. St. Mary's par., 362,
1. 4; land bought of him at Badbur-
ham, 374, 1. 28

Pareus, his commentary seditious, etc.,
486, 1. 30; copies to be searched for,
and all burnt, ib. 1. 35

Paris, Rob., appointed receiver for Ra-
merwyke manor, 383, 1. 4

Sam. Stanley, curate of Byfield,
controversy with bp. Marsh respect-
ing, 891, 1. 43

Park, Jane, married to Jos. Bowstead,
974, 1. 9

Parker, Edw., his tenement in St. Cle-
ment's, 441, 1. 33

Matt. abp., his error as to the foun-
dation of St. John's hospital, 17;
v.-c., his survey of King's hall, 36;
king's commissioner, 107; qu. Eliz.'s
commissioner, 146; the vicar of
Ospringe presented to, 382, L. 36;
his letter to Cecil respecting Man-
chester coll., 589, 1. 2

Rd., his error respecting the foun-
dation of St. John's hospital, 17

Mr., Trin., disputant in favour of
transubstantiation, 126
Parkinson, Lawr., M.A., his presenta-
tion to Ospringe vicarage, 417, 1. 27;
lease of lands to, for his better relief,
433, l. 34; 442, 1. 43; letter of attor-
ney to, to recover certain lands, 443,
1. 9; bond from, that he will endea-
vour to recover them, ib. 1. 13; lease
to, of lands at Newneham, Ospringe,
etc., 454, l. 41; licence of alienation,
456, l. I

Parkhurst, bp. of Norwich, letter of
thanks to. 395, l. 43; 470, l. I
Parne, Dr. Tho., opponent of bp. Law's
D.D. thesis, 720, l. 25

Parnham, Caleb, a prebend of Lincoln
designed for, 714, 1. 48; elected fell.
in place of a non-juror, 1008, L. 22;
a candidate for the headship on the
death of Dr. Lambert, 1022, 1. 5:
notices of him, ib. 1. 25; Jo. Jones's
character of, and his competition for
the mastership, 1032, L 44

Parr, Sam., LL.D., his lines on bp.
Fisher, 733, 1. 12; on bp. Ryder,
734, 1. 30; lord Jo. Townsend's letter
to, on the Bible Society, 828, 1. 7;
his remarks on Lingard and Marsh,
865, 1. 43; on Glover and Marsh,
866, 1. 21; letters to lord Holland on
Marsh's examination questions, 882,
1. 25; 883, 1. 13, 40; cause of his
dislike to Marsh, 883, 1. 48; his letter
to the duke of Sussex on Marsh's de-
spotic rule, 897, 1. 47; his visits to
Butler at Kenilworth, 911, 1. 41;
912, 1. 10; Butler's letters to, 915,
1. 21,
28;
sir Brooke Boothby's letter
to, ib. 1. 35; his indignation at Blom-
field's reviews of Butler's Aeschylus,
917, 1.5; letters to lord Holland on
the friends to the catholic claims, 926,
1. 33, 45; Butler's funeral sermon for,
937, 1. 3; his intellectual powers, ib.
1. 24; his politics, 938, l. 14; learn-
ing, ib. 1. 33; benevolence, 939, l. 14;
piety, ib. 1. 28; general character
and reputation, 940, 1. 6; prof.
Blunt's review of his life in Quart.
Rev., 940, 1. 21; his first acquaint-

ance with Butler, ib. 1. 34; Butler's
letter to, on the renewal of their
acquaintance, 941, 1. 6; his letters to
Butler on his candidature for Rugby,
ib. 1. 26, 44; R. P. Knight's letter
to, respecting Butler, ib. 1. 16; his
domestic trials, 942, 1. 29; Butler at
his death-bed, ib. 1. 35; letters to
Butler, Burney, and others, shewing
his opinion of, and affection for, Butler,
942, 1. 41, seq.; H. Gunning's ac-
count of his meeting with bp. Marsh
at Caius lodge, 1100, 1. 37
Parry, sir Thos., chancellor of the
dutchye, letter to, respecting Riving-
ton school, 478, l. 12

Parsons, Jo., bp. Peterb., bp. Marsh's
commendation of, 869, L. 40
Partriche, Jo., bond from, 358, l. 15
Partyngton, Rd., lease to, of Malverns

and land at Steplemorden, 385, L. 13
Paske, Jo., leases to, of a tenement in
St. Edward's par., 419, l. 4; 460,
1. 39; licence of alienation, 461, l. 1
Passive obedience, reasons for the doc-
trine of, 688, 1. 4

Patje, C. L. A., on English credit,
translated by bp. Marsh, 759, 1. 35
Patrick, bp. Sim.,letter from, to Mrs Gau-

den respecting Stillingfleet, 702, 1. 21
Patricke, Ri., M.A., proxy to, regarding
Horningsey parsonage, 373, 1. 44
Paul, father, sends his history of the
council of Trent to England by Spa-
lato, 671, 1. 27

Paul, see Pagula upon Humber
Paulus, H. G. A., his opinion of Marsh's
Michaelis, 755, 1. 29

Paxton, Little, leases of the manor of,
347, l. 9; 366, 1. 38; 393, L. 33; 414,
1. 16; 417, 1. 1; 449, l. 14

Much, leases of lands at, 368, l. 1 ;
391, l. 12; 428, l. 34; 449, l. 10
Paye, Wm., M.A., an original fell. and
senior of St. John's, 76, 77
Payne, see Paine

Peachy, Peachie, Wm., coll. tutor to
Edw. Stoyte, 532, l. 38; sen. fell.,
538, 1. 36; signs letter to lord Burgh-
ley on the choice of a master, 607, 1.
17; complaint against him for non-
conformity, 608, 1. 32

Peachil, Dr., letter from, to Dr. Gower,
1002, 1. 10

Peacock, Mitford, Dr. Wood's legacy
to, 1099, 1. 33

Peacocke, Tho., fell., appellant against
the master, 116

Peake, master of Chelmsford school,
541, 1. 4

Pearce, W., coll. tutor to bp. Marsh,
735, 1. 12

Pearson, Dr. Edw., Simeon's letter to,

relative to bp. Marsh on calvinism,
778, 1. 25

Pearson, bp. Jo., at the Savoy conference,
645, 1. 3; Baxter's opinion of, 658,
1. 10, 12

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- Rd., his life of Dr. Holdsworth, 266
Peck, Fras., Dr. Lambert a subscriber
to his Desiderata curiosa, 1020, l. 14;
dedicates his Herod the Great to Dr.
Newcome, 1034, l. 20

Pecke, Rog., leases to, of lands
at Tofte, 387, l. 15; 401, l. 40
Wm., alienation of lease to, 442, 1. 39
Peckard, Dr. Pet., master of Magd., bp.
Law's remark upon, 719, l. 10

Peckham, East, Fras. Worrall vicar of,
534, 1. 41

Pecocke, Cuthb., lease alienated to, 438,
1. 37

Peel, sir Rob., bp. Tomlinson tutor in
his family, 975, 1. 18

Peend, alias Delapeend, Ste., grant to
Fras. Kelsham of the wardship etc.
of his heir, 452, 1. 6

Peers, Cadwalader, nominated by the
bailiffs to a Shrewsbury scholarship,
501, 1. 14; the coll. having filled it
up could not elect him, ib. 1. 38; date
of his adinission, ib. 1. 33

Wm., elected Ashton Shrewsbury
scholar, 501, 1. 30

Pegge, Sam., bp. Green his patron, 713,
1. 23; his Examination of 'Sykes on
the demoniacs' approved by Dr. New-
come, 1033, 1. 32

Peile, T. W., dedication, etc. of his
Aesch. Agam. to bp. Butler, 921, 1.
31; his tribute to Butler in the pre-
face to his Choephoroe, ib. 1. 44
Pelasgi, the, bp. Marsh on the origin
and language of, 867, 1. 5; bp. Bur-
gess on, ib. 1. 42

Pelden, Ess., Dr. Powell's estate at,
1053, 1. I

Pelham, bp. Geo., on the morning and
evening hymns, 871, 1. 24

Pelton, Warw., Rd. Mason born at,
534, 1. 10

Pemberton, Mr., fell. Chr., disappoint-
ed of the mastership, 262
Pembroke hall, the foundation of, 35;
'coll. Marie Valentine vocat. Pen-
broke,' 350, 1. 39

- lees, 5 guineas subscribed for the
new walk over, 1086, l. 44
Penmachno, Gwibernant in the parish
of, dioc. of Bang., bp. Wm. Morgan
born at, 253, 1. 33

Penn, Wm., queen Mary II's procla-
mation against, 987, 1. 8

Penney, Elizb., nun of Higham, 88,
89; grant of annuity to, during her
life, 358, 1. 36; 567, 1. 13

1196

Pennington, Dr. sir Is., shews Cole Dr.
Powell's epitaph, 1049, l. 25; allowed
£15 a year for the care of the obser-
vatory, 1072, 1. 30; an officer of the
Johnian volunteers, 1090, 1. 43
Pennyng, Ant., esq., indenture with,
respecting the duchess of Suffolk's
exhibition, 447, l. II

Pensioners, various admissions of, 548,
1. 5; decree to regulate their stand-
ing when graduates, ib. 1. 24
Pentateuch, the, bp. Marsh on the au-
thenticity of, 742, L. 38
Pepys, bp. Hen., notices of, 974, 1. II;
his birth, coll. career, etc., ib. 1. 13;
church preferments, ib. 1. 18; conse-
crated to Sodor and Man, ib. 1. 23;
translated to Worcester, ib. 1. 24; his
publications, ib. 1. 45; family, 975,
i. 5

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Perell, Perrell, Ol., a lease alienated to,
417, l. 20; lease to, of lands at Great
Stewkley, 437, 1. 25; licence of alien-
ation, 438, L 36

Perott, Anne, widow of Jo., licence of
alienation to, 457, 1. 22

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Jo., lease to, of 5 messuages in
St. Bennett's, besides Paul's wharf,
452, 1. 28; licence of alienation, ib.,
1. 35

Perrott, Martha, niece of Dr. Lambert,
his legacies to, 1020, l. 21, 24
Peryn, Tho., J. P., his proceedings in
favour of lord Cobham at Ramerwick,
348, 1. I
Peterborough school, Mountstephen's
benefaction to, 514, 1. 29; Jas. Wilde-
bore educated at, 522, l. 14
Peterhouse, submits to bp. Montacute's
arbitration, 32; receives statutes from
him, 33; bp. Fordham's benefactions
to, 39; licence for a chapel at, ib.;
bp. Botkisham's benefactions, 40;
copes, candlesticks, etc., in use at,
631, 1. 4; Dowsing's notes on his
doings there, 639, 1. 16; livings ap-
propriated to, list of, in Baker's MSS.,
558, 1. 20

Petit, Jo., lease to, of lands at Fendray-
ton, 371, 1. 7

Petter, Mr., 'Orat.' latin letter by, 508,

1. 44

Pettitte, Rd., lease of the farm of the
great barn alienated to, 443, 1. 22
Philadelphia and New York, 10 gs.
given to the colleges at, 1040, l. 11
Philips, Peregrine, his father's refusal
to read the Book of Sports, 584, l. 41
Phillips, Amb., admitted scholar with
Dr. Lambert, 1019, 1. 39

Soph., bp. Ryder married to, 734,
1. 19

Thos. March, esq., father-in-law of
bp. Ryder, 734, 1. 19

Wm., lease to, of tenement and
lands at Cottenham, 443, l. 5
Philodike, remarks by, on bp. Marsh's
lectures, 801, 1. 49; strictures by, on
rev. G. Glover's remarks on Marsh,
866, 1. 43

Phipps, genl. Edmd., contemporary at
coll. with Dr. Wood, 1095, l. 2
Physic garden, agreement to give 10 gs.
annually to, for 3 years, 1071, 1. 28
Pickeringe, Jo., lease to, of tenement
and lands at Kennesthorpe, etc., 400,
1. 36

Pierse, master of Rugby, 534, 1. 11
Piggot, Ben., lease to, of a grove called
Heydegro, 420, 1. 41

Piggott, Rd., admitted Gwyn scholar,
422, II

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sir, Chr. coll., application from sir