R. Wilbraham, for him to be elected
a fell., 477, l. 1; the coll. reply, ib.
1. 8

Pigot, Hugh, his account of Overall in

his history of Hadleigh, 670, 1. 40
Pikeringe. Rob., letters of attorney to,
365, 1. 17

Pilkington, Fras., lease to, of Milling-
ton manor, 385, 1. 40; licence to
alienate it, 394, 1. 31

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-

Geo., esq., governor of Rivington
school, 156

Jas., an opponent of transubstan-
tiation, 126; his patronage of Tho.
Leaver, 134; his bitterness against
the romanizing party, 144; qu. Eliza-
beth's commissioner, 146; admitted
10th master, ib.; only B.D., 147;
evidence of this, 580, 1. 18; his letter
to the earl of Leicester, 148, 1. 20;
where printed, 580, 1. 32; a favourer
of the puritan party, 148, 153;
doubts of his degree, 148; made bp.
of Durham, 149; his death, literary
works, etc., ib.; founds Rivington
school, 150; his family and epitaph,
151; Baker's account of him as bp. of
Durham, 248; general acquittances
to him as master, 370, 1. 3; 388, 1. 8;
testimonial to him as fell., 373, 1. 33;
Baker's and Strype's scruples about
his ordination, 580, 1. 27; Baker's
suspicion that his letter to the earl of
Leicester was published by the pa-
pists, 580, 1. 26; Cole demurs to this,
581, 1. 4, 14; other remarks on him
by Cole, ib. 1. 18, 21; various refer-
ences to, ib. 1. 31; additional notes
upon, 664, 1. 20; Cole's note on his
arms, ib. 1. 28

- Jo., overseer of Rivington school, 156
Leon., elected 11th master by his
brother's interest, 152; twice fellow,
153, 1. 2; 284, l. 10; 287, 1. 16;
favouritism shewn to Lancashire men,
153; desecrates Fisher's and Ashton's
chapels, ib.; excess of his reforming
zeal, 154; regius prof. of divinity, ib.;
resigns the mastership, 155; subse-
quent preferments, ib.; death, and be-
nefaction to the library, 156; testimo-
nial to, as fell., 374, 1. 36; notes, re-
ceipts, etc., by him, 380, 1. 38; 381,
1. 23; 382, 1. 30; 383, l. 19; 384,
1. 9; 387, 1. 39; 389, 1. 30; conces-
siones singulae during his mastership,
387, 1. 35; acquittance to him as
master, 394, 1. 3; additional notes
upon, 582, 1. 6

Pillans, prof., his geography on the
plan of Butler's, 928, 1. 36; mention
of, in Horner's letters to Parr, 943,
1. 48; 944, 1. 2

Pindar, Pynder, Jo., gent., Magd. coll.
lease to, of Northstoke parsonage,
345, 1. 8; of Northstoke rectory, 376,
1. 15; licence of alienation, 382, 1. 39;
383, 1. 6; the lease alienated, 391,

383,

17
Pinkney, Alice, widow of Arnolde P.,
lease to, of a tenement in St. Clement's
par, 402, l. 32; 403, 1. 11

Piozzi, Mrs., her notice of bp. Fisher,
732, 1. 15

Pitt, Wm., bp. Marsh a zealous sup-
porter of, 736, 1. 6; their introduc-
tion, 737, 1. 9; settles a pension on
Marsh, 737, 1. 35; 761, 1. 31
Placey, Ds., signs letter to lord Burgh-
ley on the choice of a master, 606,

1. 35
Plague, the, at Cambridge, in 1349, 34;
in 1605, 193; residence of Johnians
dispensed with during its continuance
in 1532, 570, 1. 39

Plate and jewels belonging to the coll.,
early inventories of, 342, 1. 12; 343,

]. J

and money sent by the coll. to Chas.
I., 218, l. 34; various notices of, 632,
1. I seq.

to be served in hall, decree respect-
ing, 550, 1. 3; orders respecting, to
be presented by fellow-commoners,
1036, 1. 42; the old to be melted
down and new purchased, 1087, 1. 26
Plato, questions for scholastic disputa-
tion to be chosen from, 343, 1. 12
Platt, Rd., foundation of his free school
at Aldenham, 489, l. 18; his lands in
Kentish town left to the coll, claimed
by lord Gerard, 543, 1. 40; agreement
for the repairs of his monument, 1036,
1. 23; coll. proceedings against his
fellows taking sir R. Hill's livings,
1037, 1. 19; his fellows allowed Id.
a day for greens, 1038, 1. 26

Wm., his plate presented to the coll.
sent to Chas. I., 633, 1. 15. 32
Plautus acted on Sunday in King's coll.

chapel, 159; notes on this, 584, 1. 12
Players' dresses, coll. inventories of, 573,
1. 28

Playfere, Dr., fell., and Margt. prof.,
190; his death, 194
Plucknett, Wm., nominates Dr. Wood
Hare exhibitioner, 1095, 1. 5
Plumptre, Dr. Rob., succeeds bp. Law as
prof. of casuistry, 1029, 1. 18
Pocklington school, letter from the
trustees of, respecting a Dowman
scholarship, 428, 1. 9; Jas. Nelson,
M.A., presented to the mastership,
447, 1.5; Mart. Briggs made master,
449, 1. 26; reply to a letter from the
townsmen respecting disorders in the

school, 474, 1.40; letter to Mr. Briggs,
the master, summoning him to meet
these charges, ib. 1. 47; the king re-
commends Wm. Nesfeild as master,
475, 1. 14; reply of the coll. to this,
ib. 1. 21; they elect Rd. Elcock, M.A.,
476, 1. 24; application to abp. Toby
Mathew to make laws for the school,
ib. 1. 37; the authority of the coll. in,
545, 1. 28; Rob. Robinson elected
jun. master, 1080, n. 1; Sam. Drake
educated at, 535, 1. 31

Pole, cardinal, chancellor of the uni-
versity, 142; his visitation of Cam-
bridge, ib.; presentation of vicar of
Hedcorne to, 382, 1. 35; notes on
him, 579, 1. 20; accounts of his visit-
ation, ib. 1. 29

Poley, Jo., esq., the contributions to
Chas. I. to be paid to him, 533, 1.45;
receipts from, for money and plate
sent to the king, 632, 1. 34; 633, 1.
21; Baker's note upon him, 632, 1.41
Polish Protestants, the coll. contribu-
tions to, 645, 1. 38

Pollard, Leonard, fell., 981, 1. 8
Ponett, Jo., admitted A.B., 138
Poniatowski, Zartorinski, bp. Fisher
tutor to, 731, 1. 45

Pontefract, Sam. Drake vicar of, 535,
1. 34

Pool, Matt., aids in establishing schools
in Wales, 698, 1. 40

Poole, Mr., recommended to the coll.

for the head mastership of Shrews-
bury, 513, 1. 26

Poor, the, coll. contributions to, 1657,
645, 1. 36

Pope, Mr., his goblet not to be lent,
550, 1.5

-

Rog., bailiff of Shrewsbury, 485,
1. 14

Pope's supremacy, the, variations in
fellows' bonds concerning, 101, 1. 18;
121, 1. 5

Porson, Rd., his opinions respecting the
Codex Vatabli, 757, 1. 9; Eichstadt's
letter to, on Marsh, 758, 1. 43;
Marsh's acquaintance with, 709, 1. 3;
Blomfield's notices of, 909, 1. 16;
910, 1. 44; his refusal to undertake
an edition of Aeschylus, 909, 1. 19;
Butler's comment on this, 913, 1. 11;
the Quart. Rev. on 915, 1. 47; But-
ler's remarks on him, 912, l. 29; 914,
1. 28

Porter, Edm., appeals to the bp. of Ely

to interpret certain statutes, 491, 1.
Porteus, Beilby, chancellor's medallist
(1752), 1089, 1. 8

Portmore, earl of, Hen. Jenkin chaplain
to, 1014, 1. 23

Pory, Jo., letter from, to sir Tho. Puck-

ering on abp. Neile's liberality, 670,
1. 12; to the same, on abp. Williams
attending sir R. Cotton, 673, 1. 1; to
lord Brooke on Williams's munifi-
cence, ib. 1. 7

Postlethwaite, Dr. Tho., his conduct as
master of his coll., 1091, 1. 5; his in-
timacy with Dr. Craven, ib. 1. 9
Pote, Jos., Eton, his letter to Z. Grey
on Dr. Newcome, 1033, l. 44
Potkin, Hierome, letters from the king
to admit him fell., 537, 1. 45; 538,
1. 18; dates of his degrees, 537, l. 48;
of his admissions, 538, 1. 2

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- Jo. millinar' of St. Andr. Under-
shaft, father of the above, 538, L 1
Potter, abp., his dislike of bp. Law's
doctrine, 720, 1. 34

Pottowe, alias Pottall, Edw., lease to,
of a messuage in Great St. Mary's
parish, 459, I. 10; licence of aliena-
tion, ib. 1. 14

Powell, Cadwallader, indentures with,
respecting abp. Williams's bequests
to the coll. library, 620, 1. 31; 622,

1. 18

- Christr., B.D., late fell., lease to, of
shops, land, etc. at Hedcorne, Up-
church, etc., 454, 1. 17; licence of
alienation, ib. 1. 22; signs letter to
lord Burghley on the choice of a
master, 606, 1. 22

-rev. Fras., father of Dr. Powell,
1053, 1. 18

-

Mr., bp. Lake's secretary, signs the
bp.'s dying profession, 687, 1. 6, 19
Rebecca, niece of Dr. Z. Brooke,
1029, n. 5

- Mrs. Susan, sister of Dr. P., 1044,
n. 3; Dr. Powell leaves his estate
away from her, 1049, 1. 34; elected
matron of Chelsea hospital, ib. 1. 39;
her death, ib. n. 3

- Dr. Wm. Sam., master, his subscrip-
tion to the oath of qualification, 552, 1.
13; coll. tutor to bp. Richmond, 725,
1. 18; to Dr. Chevallier, 1081, 1. 29; to
Dr. Craven, 1089, 1. 4; a friend of
bp. Fisher, 732, 1. 4; appointed de-
puty by coll. respecting Todington's
appeal, 1038, 1. 5, 8; Cole's life of
him as 28th master, 1042; six candi-
dates against him for the headship,
ib. 1. 1; he is unanimously elected,
ib. 1. 11; 1043, 1. 28; Dr. Balguy's
life of him, 1042, 1. 15; his arms, ib.
n. I; his birth, 1043, 1. 8; tutor in
lord Townshend's family, ib. 1. 10;
coll. offices, ib. 1. 15; his D.D. com-
mencement sermon defending sub-
scription, ib. 1. 21; 1044, 1. 20; cho-
sen v.-c., 1043, 1. 29; the fellows
chagrined at his taking the living of

Freshwater, ib. 1. 33; made archd. of
Colchester, 1044, l. 11; his ample
fortune and generosity, 1044, 1. 16;
opposes Dr. Jebb's schemes against
subscription, 1045, 1. 2; republishes
his commencement sermon, 1045, 1.
9; 1057, 1. 41; Dr. Jebb's letter to
him upon this, 1045, l. 19; his pro-
ceedings with his scholars respecting
subscription, 1047, l. 8; 1054, 1. 40;
his strict discipline, 1047, l. 16; 1055,
1. 10; generosity towards new works
in the coll., 611, 1. 19; 1047, 1. 30;
1056, 1. 30; munificence of his coll.
and university entertainments, 1048,
1. 15; personal appearance, 1048, 1.
28; 1061, 1. 1; his death, 729, l. 13;
1048, 1.41; names mentioned as likely
to succeed him, 1048, l. 43; solemni-
ties at his interment, 1049, 1. 18; his
epitaph shewed to Cole, ib. 1. 25; sum-
mary of his will, ib. 1. 32; 1050, n. 1;
his great wealth, 1050, n. 1; asperity of
Cole's remarks upon him, ib. 1. 7; his
contemptuous opinion of Baker's his
tory, 555, 1. 26; 556, l. 7; 1050, 1. 20,
28; averse to its publication, 1051, 1.
22; Ashby's statement of his reasons
for this, ib. 1. 42; his opposition to
the act for paving and lighting the
town, 1052, I. 9; his publications, ib.
1. 29; his estates in Essex, 1053, 1. 1;
Mr. Mainwaring's testimony to, ib. 1.
6; additions to Cole's life, ib. 1. 18;
scholarships, coll. offices, etc., ib. 1. 19;
particulars from Tho. Smart Hughes's
account of his life, ib. 1. 35; his op
position to Jebb's proposals for an
annual university examination, 1059,
1. 1; bp. Monk's opinion of this, ib.
1. 43; copy of his epitaph, 1060, 1. 29;
legacies to Dr. Balguy and others, ib.
1. 46; had no ear for music, 1061, 1.
8, 38; his various friends, ib. 1. 20,
32; extracts from Blackburne's writ-
ings against him, ib. 1. 40 seq. ; 1065,
1. 34; from an anonymous letter in
Gilbert Wakefield's memoirs, 1065,
1. 4; his warm support of Paley for
the latin essay, ib. 1. 43; extracts
from Jebb's writings on Powell's op-
position to his graces for an annual
examination, 1066, 1. 11; his tracts
against Jebb's scheme, 1067, 1. 26;
Jebb's testimony to him as master of
St. John's, ib. l. 41; 1069, l. 8; Gilb.
Wakefield's mention of, as master,
1069, 1. 23; his sermons on academic
life, ib. 1. 30; controversy with Edw.
Waring respecting the Lucasian pro-
fessorship, ib. 1. 33; motives assigned
for this, 1070, 1. 8; his letters, ib. 1.
20; extracts from the conclusion book

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during his mastership, ib. 1. 35; grant
to, of Freshwater rectory through
Mr. Bootle, 1071, 1. 11

Powlter, Jo. Seconton, licence to, for
Sunday plays, 584, 1. 25

Powys, Horatio, bp. of Sodor and Man,
976, 1. 45

-

Tho. Jelf, esq., dedication to, of a
sermon by bp. Butler, 907, 1. 43
Praeter, the dean's, order for half to
be paid for the increase of commons
at Christmas, 1036, 1. 25
Praevaricator, the, notices of, 255, 1. 2;
648, 1. 16

Prance, Praunce, Kath., lease to, of the
garden called Tassells, in St. Clem.
par., 431, l. 18; licence to alienate it,
432, l. 21

- Praunce, Prauncis, Miles, Myles,
'bruer,' his tenement in St. Mich.
par., 365, l. 10; lease to, of a garden
in St. Clem. par., 367, 1. 25; tenant
of the coll., 389, 1. 5; alderman, his
tenement in St. Clem. par., 402, l. 30;
403, l. 11

Pratt, Prat, Rob., an alienated lease
granted him of a 'fermold' at Mel-
reth, etc., 384, 1. 41; has to pay for
a braune' at Christmas, 385, 1. 3;
lease to, of lands and tenements at
Melldrethe and Mellburne, 413, 1.
47

-

Pratte, Wm., M.A., fell., his pre-
sentation to Higham vicarage, 435,
1. 29; his resignation, 436, 1. 44;
signs letter to lord Burghley on the
choice of a master, 606, 1. 21; signs
complaints against Alvey and others,
608, 1. 36; signs letter to the earl of
Shrewsbury, 613, 1. 11

Prayer-book, the, bp. Marsh on, 813,
1. 28; 814, 1. 32

and Homily Society, the foundation
of, 741, 1. 28; 831, 1. 24; Simeon's
remarks on, 859, l. 19

Preachers at St. Mary's in the forenoon,
decree respecting, 551, l. 15
Preachers, coll., see registers

Prese, Jo., lease to, of lands at Willing-
ham, 383, 1. 31

President of the university, meaning of,
56

and seniors, various decrees of, 548,
1.21

President's table, the, agreement for
cloths to be provided for, 1039, l. 17
Preston, Dr. Jo., bp. Neile's remark on
a sermon of his, 669, 1. 38

-

Jo., to appoint to the Thurlestone
scholarship, 398, 1. 24

lord, attainted of high treason a-
gainst Wm. and Mary, 987, 1. 10
Tho., disputant before qu. Eliz., 160;

Fuller's note on, 585, 1. 47; his epi-
taph in Trin. hall chapel, 586, 1. 2
Preston, Wm., second wrangler, bp.
Killala, 109c, 1. 8

in Holdernes, lease of a tenement
etc. there, called Kirkbies, 386, 1. 28 ;
403, l. 9; 439, 1. 1; 444, l. 34; 455,
1.
1. 5
Pretyman (Tomline), bp., a member of
the Hyson club, 730, 1. 21; the intro-
ducer of bp. Marsh to Pitt, 737, 1. 9
Price, Anne and Tim., lease to, of lands
at Fendraiton, 439, l. 41

-

Dr., recommended for bpric. of St.
Asaph, 210

Ezra, not chosen Shrewsbury scholar
through informality in the presenta-
tion, 538, 1. 43; date of admission,
539, 1. 2; previously at Oxford and
Emmanuel coll., ib. 1. 3; date of de-
gree, ib. 1. 5

Tho., captain in his majesty's ser-
vice by sea, 525, l. 17
Prideaux, Humph., life of, notices in,
of bp. Wm. Lloyd, 679, 1. 43
Priest, Walt., 'tonsor,' his degree de-
clared void, 618, 1. 31

Priestley, Dr. Jos., an opponent of sub-
scription, 1057, 1. 26

Prior, Pryor, Mat., esq., of St. Giles's in
the feilds, his subscription to the oath
of qualification, 553, 1. 5; his poems
addressed to bp. Turner, 989, I. 43;
appeals to Dr. Gower on being put
out of commons, 1002, 1. 32; 1003,
1. 1; coll. statutes under which he was
punished, 1003, 1. 17, 41; the occa-
sion of his epigram to Dr. Jenkin,
1011, 1. 17; verses to him by Dr. New-
come, 1034, l. 1

Priscilla, the pseudonym of Mrs. Jebb,
1057, 1. 28; 1067, I. 35, 36
Prisoners in London, lady Mildred Cecil's
benefactions to, 595, l. 8

Procter, Proctour, Prockter, leases to,

of tenements and lands at Marflette,
430, 1. 29; 443, 1. 27

Procter, Dr. Jos., master of Cath., Dr.
Wood's legacy to, 1099, l. 34.
Proctors, new cycle of, from the com-
mittee for the reformation of the uni-
versities, 540, 1. 22, 29
Protestants of Vaudois, the, 5 guineas
given to, 1074, 1 32
Protobibliothecarius, office of, held by
Dr. Law, 714, 1. 30; and by Dr. Mid-
dleton, ib.

Prowde, Nic., his Shrewsbury scholar-

ship vacant, 501, 1. 13, 38; date of
his admission, ib. 1. 31

Prynn, Wm., his charge against Dr.
Beale, 222

Pryse, Hugh, fell., his burial, 982, 1. 25

Pryse, Jo., his name in the white vellum
book as registrar, 437, l. 22; 491, 1.
34; 523, 1. 15; senior fellow, 499, L.
14, 23

Psalms and hymns in churches, bp.
Marsh on, 870, 1. 31; abp. Vernon
[Harcourt] on, 871, 1. 22; bp. Geo.
Pelham on, ib. 1. 24

Public examinations, ordered half yearly
in the college hall, 1071, l. 43
Puckering, Jo., lord keeper, patron of
bp. Vaughan, 255

-

sir Tho., Lorkin's letter to, on lady
Shrewsbury's imprisonment, 614, l. 3;
J. Pory's letter to, on abp. Neile's li-
berality, 670, 1. 12; various letters to,
respecting abp. Williams, 673, l. 1, 23,
38
Pulley, Mr., fell. Clare, expelled by
Edw. VI's commissioners, 127
Pulleyn, letters of attorney to, respecting
Kuolle grove, 364, l. 7

Puritan masters, the, their judicious
government, 232

synod, the, in St. John's, 182, I. 2;
various references to, 600, 1. 41, seq.
Puritans, the, abp. Neile's proceedings
against, 668, 1. 19, seq.

Purkesse, Ambr., lease to, of the farm
of the great barn, 436, 1. 28

- Purcas, Ellen, widow, licence to, to
alienate the above lease, 443, 1. 20
Purkeyse, Wm., sale to, of wood on the
farm at Great Bradley, 397, 1. 28
Pye, Rd., B.A., Trin., recommended by
the earl of Newcastle for a fellowship,
528, 1. 17

Pyke, Mr., two guineas given to, for
making a new walk, 1084, 1. 15
Pykerell, Jo., patent to, of office of
auditor, 352, 1. 7

Pym, Jo., on altar worship, 631, 1. 23
Pythagoras's school, demised by Barnwell

priory to Eustace Fitzhenry, 561, L
12; in the occupation of St. John's
hospital, ib. 1. 22; in the possession
of Merton coll., ib. 1. 35

Quarles, Mr., Pemb. hall, assists Gun-
ning in his Certain disquisitions etc.,
238
Quarterly Review, criticisms in, on bp.
Butler's contributions to Musae Cant.,
907, 1. 6; on his contributions to
Arundines Cami, ib. 1. 17; review in,
of Butler's Aeschylus, vol. I., 915, 1.
42; prof. J. J. Blunt's review in, of
Parr's life, 940, 1. 21

Queen, H. M.S., bp. Stanley's addresses
on board, 969, 1. 37

Queen's birthday, the, oration in coll.
hall on, 602, 1. 30

Questionists, not to be entertained with
wine and brawn in the hall, 1075, l. 27
Quix wood, date fixed for the yearly
sermon to be preached at, 502, 1. 9;
545, 1.25

Quy church, appropriation of, to Barn-
well priory, 45, 1. 28; 560, l. 11

Radegund, St., crimes of the nuns of,
60, l. 11; 562, 1. 17

Radford, Thos., the taking of his degree
allowed to be deferred on account of
illness, 1078, 1. 4

Radley, Wm., governor of Rivington
school, 543, 1. 22

Rag, Ragge, Wm., tailor of Cambridge,
lease of tenement to, 347, 1. 15, 21
Rails for communion tables, Laud's
orders respecting, 630, 1. 11; puritan
scruples about, ib. 1. 18
Rainbow, Dr., ejected by the earl of
Manchester, 638, 1. 24

Raine, Dr. Matt., a supporter of the
catholic claims, 927, 1. 7
Raines, sir Rd., agreement respecting

his legacy to the coll., 1035, 1. 26
Rainshaw, Raynshawe, Ranshawe, Rd.,
letters of attorney to, 368, 1. 13; grant
of Higham lease to, 466, l. 26, 34

-

Rd. and Gyles, lease to, of lauds in
Kent, 369, 1. 44

Raleigh, sir Walt., receives Sherborne
castle from bp. Coldwell, 252
Ramerwick, Ramericke, Ramerwyk,
Ramwrick, Ramerweke, Ramerwike,
manor of, disputes with lord Cobham
respecting the title to, 347, 1. 44;
348, 1. 17; 463, 1. 4; appointment of
steward to, 352, 1. 1; arbitrament
respecting, ib. 1. 25; letter to Dr.
Tayler on the reversion of, 374, 1. 44;
leases of, 354, 1. 42; 363, 1. 39; 376,
1. 42; 385, 1. 19; 428, l. 24; 454,
1. I

Rampton, Christr., lease to, of Hilton
manor, 384. 1. 26

- Tho., commission to, to survey ma-
nors, 389, 1. 10; lease to, of Hilton
manor, 384, 1. 26; of lands at Much
Paxton, 391, l. 12
Ramsdendale, Westm., the birthplace
of Hugh Cheesbrough, 515, 1. 37
Ramsey, letter to the abbot of, to sell
timber to the coll., 465, l. 17

- Jo., B. A., original fell. of the coll., 77
Randall, see Randolph
Randolph, bp. Jo., his controversy with
bp. Marsh on the origin of the gospels,
etc., 762, 1. 36 seq.

- Dr. Tho., his answer to bp. Law on
subscription, 723, 1. 29; a defender
of subscription, 1057, 1. 22

Randolph, Randall, Tho., M.D., letter
of attorney to, 403, 1. 45; leases to,
of a messuage in Wood street, 404,
1. 3; 420, L. 33

Ranerd, Tho., clerk, presentation of, to
Sounnynge hyll, 381, 1. 26

Raspe, Mr. or Major, his praise of Mr.
Whisson of Trin., 996, n. 1
Rattlesnake, H. M. S., address delivered
on board, by bp. Stanley, 971, 1. 28
Raven, Edw., lease to, of lands at Mul-
ton and Whaplode, 377, 1. 25
Rawfote, Tho., brother of St. John's
hospital, 53

Rawlins, Jane, last prioress of Brome-
hall, 89; her pension, 567, l. 15
Rawlinson, Jo., fell., appellant against
the master, 116; testimonial to, 365,
1. 44
Rawreth, Rawerithe, Roreth, manor of,
leases of the moiety of, 368, l. 4; 387,
1. 21; 391, 1. 30, 38; 394, 1. 34;
licence of mortmain regarding, 387,
1. 25; the lease alienated, 401, 1. 37
Raye, Rob., aylbruer,' conveys to the
coll. a debt due to him from Tho.
Barnes, 383, 1. 28

Rayleton, Thos., chaplain, presentation
of, to Rockeland vicarage, 359, l. 10
Rayner, Jo., his degree declared void,
618, 1. 31

Raynes, Wm., fishmonger, lease of the
pond yard to, 375, 1. 44

Reasby, the birthplace of Rob. Jesup,
533, 1. 35

Reddeswell, see Ridgewell

Redding, Cyrus, his notice of Parr, 940,

1. 17

- Reading, the feigned name of bp.
Turner in his correspondence with
James II., 987, 1. 29; a letter to,
read at lord Preston's trial, 990, 1. 18
Rede, Wm., his connexion with lord
Cobham's suit, 463, 1. 3

Redelake meadows, lease of, 363, 1. 5
Redman, Redmain, Redmayn, Jo., fell.,
his survey of King's hall, 36, 1. 29;
attends bp. Fisher in the tower, 101,
1. 7; master of King's hall and king's
commissioner, 107, 1. 9; his reputa
tion as a divine, 113, 1. 2; public
orator, ib. 1. 33; removed to Trinity
from St. John's, 118, 1. 5; his death
as master of Trinity, 127; Ascham's
opinion of his learning, 139, 244, 576,
1. 39; tutor to bp. Christophorson,
244, 1. 29; and to bp. Pilkington,
248, 1. 7

Reedmayne, Jo., the bedell, leases
to, of Harlston landes in Cambridge,
382, 1. 21; 383, 1. 43; 399, 1. 35; of
the holts in Trumpington fields, 384,
1. 16; 392, 1.6; 399, 1. 40; of the