nated for the mastership, 190; various
recommendations of, 607, 1. 24, 26,
49; 609 1. 4
Stapleton, Dr. Thos., his controversy
with Whitaker, 183; 602, l. 19
Statutes of St. John's college, the first
given (1516), 80; the substance of
these, 81; the sum paid for writing
them, 565, l. 18; a copy of them left
by Baker to the coll., 565, 1. 29; en-
larged (1524) after those of C. C. C.,
Oxon, 90, 97; notes on these, 567, 1.
21 seq.; bp. Fisher's private statutes,
91; a complete code given (1530) by
him, 97; account of these, 98; at-
tempt to alter them, 100; a new code
given (1545) by Hen. VIII. 118; ac-
count of these, 119; various notes up-
on them, 573, 1. 7 seq.; corrected by
Edwd. VI.'s commissioners, 127; bp.
Fisher's revived under qu. Mary, 138;
abrogated under qu. Eliz, 146; a new
code given (1580) under Elizabeth,
175; various notes on these, 595, 1.
45; 597, 1. 3; a new one, to foster
scholastic disputations, 343, 1. 5; and
to appoint a second lecturer, ib. 1. 14;
a letter from the visitors altering
them as respects medical degrees, 425,
1. 21; letter from Nic. Metcalfe re-
specting their reformation, 462, 1. 31;
letter to bp. Fisher to explain some
passages in them, 464, 1. 30; dispute
about them respecting leave of ab-
sence to a fellow, 491, l. 8; various
extant and printed copies of the dif
ferent codes, 565, 1. 21; the recent
and present revised codes, 596, 1. 39;
Drs. Gower and Turner prepare a new
code, 988, 1. 5; 994, l. 15; petition to
Geo. III. to alter the clause limiting
two fellows to a county, 1072, l. 15
university (1559), 147; where print-
ed, 580, l. 12; new body of, given
(1570), 164; remonstrance against
these, 165; their confirmation, 166;
various notes upon them, 589, l. 11
Staveley, co. Derb., seisin of lands there,
359, 1. 6; 360, 1. 45; letters of attor-
ney respecting. 366, 1. 3
Steffe, Jo., Blackburne's reply to, 718,
1. 35
Stephani Thesaurus. the Cambridge
edit., by Law, Taylor and others, 722,
1. 49
Stephens, R., question of the identity
of his MS. ty with the Codex Vatabli,
756, 1. 9
Steple, Stepyll, Morden, leases of tene-
ment and lands at, 356, 1. 43; 377, 1.
35; 385, 1. 13; 390, l. 40; 441, l. 44;
448, l. 7; 449, 1. 34; leases of a tene-
ment called Malverns, at, 367, 1. 35;
420, 1. 17; letters of attorney to
enter at, 387, 1. 30
Sterne, Rd., master of Jesus, imprisoned
in the tower, 219; 633, 1. 35; ejected
by the earl of Manchester, 638, l. 24;
the successor of Dr. Worthington as
master, 647, l. 10
Sterope, Edw., vicar of Higham, 88
Stevens, Alf. Jas., elected fell., 984,
1. 27
- Stephens, Rob., bailiff of Shrewsbury,
489, 1. 4; 494, 1. 32
- Jo., his land in Coton, 458, 1. 11
- Steven, Wm., leases to, of tenement
and lands at Coton, 354, l. 43; 375, 1.
30; 454, 1. 4; licence of alienation,
454, 1. 40
Stevenson, Stevinson, Jennette, widow,
leases to, of tenement and lands at
Marflette, 436, l. 25; 444, l. 5
Stevinson, Nic., leases to, of tene-
ment and lands at Marflett, 386, 1.
13; 400, 1. 5
and Forster, to erect the intended
observatory in the 2nd court, 1071,
1. 7
Stevynson, Wm., his bequest of a mis-
sal to Dr. Thomson's chapel, 568, 1.
40
Stewards, the, bills for commons, decree
respecting the payment of 548, l. 35;
decree respecting the arrears due
from, 550, 1. 21; agreement respect-
ing the salary of, 1037, 1. 9
Stewkeley, Stewcleie, Stewekleye, Stuke-
ly, leases of manor place and lands
there, 366, 1. 18, 21, 24, 27; 381, 1.
43; 382, 1. 4, 8, 11; 437, l. 10, 25,
28, 31
Stibbard, Norf., Dr. Powell rector of,
1043, l. 20, n. 2; and Dr. Tatham,
Still, Dr. John, lady Margaret's profes
sor, 165; fell. of Christ's and elected
14th master of St. John's, 168; irre-
gularity of his election, ib.; his oppo-
sition to puritanism, 169; divisions
caused by this, ib.; his prudence as
master of St. John's, 170; made mas-
ter of Trinity, 171; 173; his patron-
age of merit, 171; appointed bp. of
Bath and Wells, 172; Baker's ac-
count of, 253; additional notices of,
665, 1. 40; is presented to Whitgift,
v. c., for admission as master, 401, 1.
I; his signature as master, 549, l. 41;
551, 1. 35; signs petition to the chan-
cellor in favour of Cartwright, 500,
1. 1; his pedigree in Cole's MSS.,
591, 1. 1; offended by Maurice Faulk-
ner's sermon, 591, l. 8; 592, l. 15
Stillingfleet, Benj., bp.'s grandson, no-
tices of, 703, 1. 4
Stillingfleet, Edw., bp. of Worcester,
Baker's account of, 276; tutor to bp.
Grove, 277, L. 16; Is. Milles' account
of him, 646, 1. 21; appointed tripos,
648, 1. 13; bp. Gunning his opponent
on keeping the act, 650, 1. 8; addi-
tional notes upon him, 698, 1. 35-
703, 1. 12; aids in establishing schools
in Wales, 698, 1. 40; befriends eject-
ed nonconformist ministers, ib. l. 44;
Bentley's opinion of him, 699, 1. 38;
his epitaph on him in Worcester ca-
thedral, 70, 1. 13; his controversy
with the nonconformists, ib. 1. 40;
others of the name, 702, 1. 30 seq.
Edwd., M.D., bp.'s son, notices of
702, 1. 38
Edw., of the bp. 's family, 703, 1. 3
Jas., bp.'s son, notices of, 702, l. 45
- Jas., bp.'s great grandson, notices
of, 703, l. 11
- Jo., elder brother of the bp.'s, tutor
to Jo. Lucas, 542, 1. 8; notices of,
702, 1. 31
Rob., B.A., Emm. coll., 703, l. 1
Stoddart, Jo., his letter to Rob. Gray
respecting Geo. White's legacy to St.
John's, 506, 1. 42
Stokes, Tho., lease of lands to, in Mel-
bourne, 354, 1. 41
Stokesley, Jo., D.D., bond to, from St.
John's coll., 345, 1.
19
Stone, Jo., gent., coll. proxy to, 355,
Tho., at the puritan synod in St.
John's, 600, 1. 48; 601, 1. 5, 19, 28
Stoner, Henry, lease to, of Northstoke
rectory, 376, 1. 17; 422, l. 16; 423,
1. 42; lease of Northstoke alienated
to him, 382, 1. 40; 383, 1. 6; 391, 1.
18; 394, l. 29; licence to, to alienate
the leise of Northstoke, 435, 1. 26;
450, l. 11
- Jo., gent., of Northstoke, letters of
proxy to, 362, 1. 30; lease of North-
stoke alienated to, 435, l. 27; licence
to alienate it, 450, 1. 11; lease to, of
the same, and licence of alienation,
452, l. 18, 21
Storer, Rog., letters of attorney to, 366,
1. 2
Stores, Hen., lease to, of manor and
lands at Little Markham and Tux-
forde, 355, l. 1; licence to, to sell his
lease, 380, 1. 13
Story, Geo., M.A., fell., testimonial to,
380, 1. 22
Strafford, earl of, laudatory letter from
the coll. to, 524, 1. 31; his reply, ib.
1. 44
Strange, lord, letter from, recommend.
ing Jo. Croston for a fellowship, 527,
1. 42
Stransham, Straunsam, Transham, Geo.,
lease to, of Ospringe parsonage, 391,
1. 40; letter of attorney to, 393, 1. 10
Jo., lease to, of Douncorte manor,
393, 1. 7; lease to, of Triamston or
Traunston or Trianston manor, 394,
1. 41
Straynsham, Straunsham, Strein-
sham, Streynsham, Rob., transference
to, of a piece of Masendewe house,
Ospringe, 399, 1. 7; lease to, of Os-
pringe parsonage, 423, 1. 45; 424, L.
27; 445, l. 28; 446, l. 21; bound to
build a fair mansion there, 424, l. 1;
lease to, of the housinge, rooms, etc.,
heretofore the chantry priest's of Os-
pringe, 426, 1. 15; 445, l. 31; 446,
1. 24; licence to alienate the above,
446, 1. 14-36; letters of attorney to,
443, L. 25; 451, 1. 20; lease to, of
Woodlands, etc., Ospringe, 449, L 37
- Tho., lease to, of Douncorte manor,
393, 1. 7; of Triamston or Traunston
or Trianston manor, 394, l. 41
Streatham, Surrey, bp. Ryder born at,
733, 1.34
- Phil., M.A., letter of attorney to,
405, 1. 23; appointed coll. auditor,
414, 1. 10; bedell, 430, 1. 43; decree
concerning debts due to him, 549, L. 13
Strode, leases of lands at, 368, 1. 19;
369, 1. 42
Stronge, Rd., lease to, of cottages in
Cambridge, 356, 1. 27, 29
Strype, Jo., Baker's use of his papers
relating to St. John's, 10, 1. 3; 11, 1.
25; Baker's letters to him on his
health, 557, 1. 29; on Dr. Metcalfe's
monument, 571, 1. 38; on Pilkington's
puritanism, 580, 1. 27; rev. Jo. Gar-
nett a subscriber to his Parker and
Annals, 707, 1. 1; Dr. Newcome a
subscriber to his Parker, 1034, I. 22
Stuart, lady Arabella, the countess of
Shrewsbury's misfortunes through,
193, 1. 1; various references to, 611,
1. 33; 613, l. 19, 24, 32; 614, l. 8
Louisa, first wife of bp. Tomlinson,
975, 1. 22
Stuart, sir Pat., lieut.-gen., father-in-law
of bp. Tomlinson, 975, 1. 23
Wm., bp. of St. David's, abp. of Ar-
magh, notices of, 731, 1. 3; prefer-
ments and death, ib. 1. 18
Stubbe, Alys, indenture with, respect-
ing Fell's benefactions, 351, l. 16
Edw., indenture with his widow re-
specting Fell's benefactions, 351, 1.
17; bond to, ib. 1. 36
Stubbs, Jas., coll. allowance to, in his
unhappy circumstances, 1037, 1. 36;
his insanity a reason against electing
him a senior, 1073, 1. 31
Studly, And., M. A., recommended to
be second master of Shrewsbury, 475,
1. 45; the coll, elect him, 478, l. 21;
his resignation, 493, l. 42; 494, 1. 34
Sturbridge, Steresbridge, Steresbrigge,
hospital of lepers at, 16; origin of the
fair at, ib.; references to, in Baker's
MSS., 557, 1. 37
Stuteville, sir Martin, Jos. Mead's letter
to, on abp. Neile, 670, 1. 8; on bp.
Carey, 676, 1. 20, 24
Stykney, Rd., grant to, of Ospringe
chaplaincy, 354, l. 13
Subscription, controversy upon, between
bp. Law and Dr. Tho. Randolph,
723, 1. 22; Canon Wodehouse's pe-
tition to the house of lords against,
968, 1. 28; Dr. Powell's views of, in
his commencement sermon, 1043, 1.
21; 1045, l. 9; 1056, 1. 40; a society
instituted to abolish it, 1044, 1. 22;
its success in Cambridge, ib. 1. 30;
Dr. Jebb's letter to Powell upon,
1045, 1. 19; the champions and op-
ponents of, 1057, l. 16, 25
Subsizars, decree respecting, 551, 1. 20;
admissions of, ib. 1. 46; 552, l. 1
Sudbury school, Knewstub's benefaction
to, 515, 1. 13; Jo. Hopper's founda-
tion for, 547, 1. 29; Tho. Verdon
educated at, 570, l. 17
Suffolk, Catharine, duchess of, indenture
respecting her exhibition, 447, 1. 9
and Barkshyre, earl of, chancell r,
petition to, from the town, to be made
a city, 203; letter from, recommend-
ing Jos. Thurston for a fellowship,
479, 1. 26; the coll. reply, ib. 1. 29;
letter of Chas. I. to, on the restitu-
tion of discipline in the university,
492, 1. 19; letter from, to the v. c.
and heads, 492, 1. 25; letter to his
supporters as chancellor, 493, l. 18;
his munificence on the visit of Jas. I.
to Cambridge, 616, 1. 45
Sullivan, rt. hon. Jo., father in-law of
bp. Pepys, 974, 1. 39
Marian, married to bp. Pepys, 974,
1. 38
Sumner, abp. Jo. B., Kenilworth the
native place of his family, 898, 1. 36;
bp. Butler on, 953, l. 8
Sunderland, earl of, Gunning declines
the tutorship of, 235
Sunninghill, Sounnyngehill, Sonninge-
hill, presentations to the vicarage of,
381, l. 26; 439, 1. 9; lease of priest's
'more' and ground and house at, 393,
1. 22; lease of tenement and lands
at, 404, 1. 39; letter of attorney to
the vicar to cut the woods there, 442,
Suppers, orders to the coll. cook respect-
ing, 1084, 1. 24
Surplice, the, objections to wearing, 156;
583, 1. 25; feuds about it in the coll.
under Longeworth, 587, 1. 11; Cart-
wright's sermon against, 588, 1. 21;
Jas. I.'s injunctions respecting, ib. 1.
30, 34; order of the house of com-
mons upon, ib. 1. 42
Sussex, earl of, letter to, for licence to
fell trees in Tetenhurst wood, 469, l. 29
- duke of, Parr's letter to, about bp.
Marsh, 897, 1. 47
Sutton church, Kent, £5 allowed for
replacing Mr. Robins' monument
there, 1088, 1. 21
- abp. See Manners Sutton
Swaffham Bulbeck priory, Agnes Swayne
removed to, 89; two nuus from Hig-
ham to be removed there, 355, l. 40
Swan, Jo., of Thriplowe, lease to, 347,
Swane, Geoffry, Godfrey, appointed
steward of various manors, 383, 1. 20;
letters of attorney to, 384, 1. 22; 390,
1. 5
Swayne, Agnes, nun of Higham, 88;
removed to Swaffham Bulbeck priory,
Rd., letter of attorney to, 358, 1. 6
Swift, Rob., chancellor of Durham, 149;
248; his epitaph on bp. Pilkington,
151
Swinburne, Swinborne, Rowl., master
of Clare, expelled under Edw. VI.,
127; arbitrator in the case of Dr.
Blythe, 378, 1. 43
Syelyng, Jo., first master of Chr. coll,
57; 79
Sydney, P., at Shrewsbury school, 931,
1. 4; 934, l. 29
Sykes, A. A., on the demoniacs, Pegge's
examination of, approved by Dr.
Newcome, 1033, 1. 32
Sylvester, Rd., lease to, of Kirkbies
manor, Ashwell, 420, 1. 26, 44
Symons, Ralph, freemason, one of the
undertakers for building the second
court, 191; letter of attorney to sue
him respecting this, 453, 1. 20
Symson, Rob., parson of Layer Marney,
deeds relating to his fellowship, 350,
1. 19-32; register of his foundation,
546, 1. 42
Synod, the, of the brethren in St. John's,
182, 1. 2; various references to, 600,
1. 41 seq
Tablecloths in the butteries, decree
respecting, 550, l. 7
Tabor, registrary, his dispute with the
coll. about fees, 503, 1. 26, 33; 505,
1. 24
Tadlowe, lease of tenements and lands
at, 356, l. 44; 377, L. 35; 390, 1. 40;
1.
441, 1. 44; 448, 1. 7
Tailer, Wm., of Walton, co. Derb.,
lease to, 343, 1. 28
Taler, Valentine, M.A., fell., tes-
timonial to, 380, 1. 20; proxy for
v. c.'s court, in the suit against
Blythe, 381, 1. 7
Talbot, Wm., fell. Clare, married to
Miss Kirke, 1030, 1. 30; Cole's ac-
count of him, ib. 1. 32
Talkar, Jo., appointment of, as coll.
proctor, 343, 1. 44
Tame, Oxf., Fras. Crawley educated at,
517, 1. 16
Tanner, bp., Thos., his account of bp.
Tho. Boucher, 663, 1. 29
Tapers on the altar, notices of, 630,
Tartarius, directed to be used in scho-
lastic disputations, 343, l. 10
Tarvin, Tho. Stanley Bowstead vicar
of, 972, 1. 42
Tassells, a garden in St. Clement's pa-
rish, Camb., 367, l. 26; 431, 1. 19
Tate, Jas., of Richmond, Parr's recom-
mendation of, for his advocacy of the
catholic claims, 927, 1. 2
Tatem, Christr., M.A., fell., testimo-
nial to, 380, 1. 6
Tatham, Ann, mother of Dr. T., 1106, 1.9
Ra., St. John's, father of Dr. T.,
1106, 1. 6, II
Ra., D.D., tutor to bp. Tomlin-
son, 975, 1. 13; exor. and legatee
of Dr. Wood, 1099, 1. 32; account
of, as 32nd master, 1105; dates of his
admission, degrees, etc., ib. 1. 1;
elected public orator, ib. 1. Yate's
notices of him, ib. 1. 15, 24; church
preferments, ib. 1. 19; death and fu-
neral, ib. 1. 21; stained glass windows
to his memory, ib. 1. 29; his arins, ib.
n. I; number of the name and family
at St. John's, 1106, 1. 1; notices of
his family, ib. 1. 6
Tho., elected fell. in place of a non-
juror, 1008, 1. 26
- Jas., witness to indenture respecting
the duchess of Suffolk's exhibition,
448, 1. I
Tayler, Tailer, Dr. Jo., Queens'
coll., nominated 5th master of St.
John's by Hen. VIII., 115; his dis-
agreement with the fellows, 116;
cited before the visitor, ib.; disagree-
ments renewed, 121; resigns the
mastership, 122; his preferments, ib;
dates of his admission to the deanery
of Lincoln, etc. 122, n. 8; 574, 1.
12; made bp. of Lincoln, 123; his
death and character, ib.; Baker's ac-
count of him, 243; the fourth mas-
ter in the space of a year, 361, 1. 17;
general acquittance to, 370, l. 1; pro-
mise from, respecting coll. property,
ib. 1. 4; letter to, on the reversion of
Ramwrick farm, 374, 1. 44; 468, l. 5 ;
letter to Hen. VIII. announcing his
election, 462, 1. 9; additional notes
upon 662, 1. 32; Cole's note on the
arms assigned to him, ib. l. 34
- Dr. Jo., his account of And. Downes,
598, 1. 46; his acquaintance with bp.
Law, 717, 1. 5; one of the editors of
Stephani Thesaurus, 722, 1. 49; edu-
cated at Shrewsbury school, 934,
1. 35; Geo. Ashby's friend, 1010,
1. 36; promoted by lord Carteret,
IOII, 1. 14; anecdote of him and
Dr. Newcome from Nichols, 1034, 1.
33
- Tho., of London, fishmonger, lease
to, of the pond-yard in St. Peter's pa-
rish, 357, l. 18
- Tho., of Cambridge, yeoman, lease
to, of land at Tofte, etc. 441, l. 27
- Tho., of Lambeth, yeoman, letter of
attorney to, 446, 1. 34
Taylour, bp. Bowers' master at Shrews-
bury school, 280, 1. 3
Tebolde, Jo., letter of attorney to, 372,
1. 36; appointment of, as steward of
manors in Hunts., Beds., and Herts.,
376, 1. 13
Temple, Fras., lease to, of ground at
New Windsor, 439, l. 5
Tenand, Tenante, Tenaunde, Ste., exor.
to Dr. Metcalfe, 106; proceedings
against at Ramerwick, 348, 1. 3;
presentation of, to Higham Vicarage,
355, l. 14; 360, 1. 7, 14; his resig
nation, 370, l. 10
Tenche, Wm., bailiff of Shrewsbury,
419, l. 12
Terrent, Tho., Ch. Ch., Oxf., letter from,
to Dr. Beale, 535, 1. 34
Terrick, bp. Rd., bp. Beadon his chap-
lain, 555, 1. 38; 729, 1. 35; grand-
father of bp. Ryder, 733, l. 34
Eliz., mother of bp. Ryder, 733, L 33
Terrington, bp. Marsh on the tithes at,
826, 1. 36
Testimonials for orders, agreements re-
specting, 1073, 1. 34
Tetenhurst wood, letter from the col-
lege requesting licence for felling
trees in, 469, l. 29
Teversham, Camb., Wm. Talbot rector
of, 1030, 1. 31
Thelwell, master of Ruthyn school, 541,
1. 39
Themes for the rhetoric lecturer, orders
respecting, 1083, 1. 34; noblemen and
fellow-commoners to be subject to
them, 1087, l. 1
Theobalds, Thibbaldes, Thibballs, lord
Burghley's sermon to be preached at,
415, l. 26, 41; changed from, to Hat-
field and Quixwood, 502, l. 10; 545,
1.25
Theological learning, bp. Marsh's essay
on the usefulness of, 741, 1. 49
Therfield, Herts., Fras. Turner rector
of, 985, 1. 15; his restoration of the
church, and burial there, 988, l. 11;
his subscription on his admission as
rector, 989, 1. 10
Thexton, Lanc., M.A., fell., testimonial
to, 373, 1. 35
Thick black book, the, in St. John's
treasury, description of, 361, 1. 18
Thicknesse, Dr., schoolmaster of bp.
Fisher, 731, 1. 38
Thin black book, the, in St. John's
treasury, description of, 395, 1. I
red book, the, 342
Thirlby, bp. of Ely, letter from the coll.
to, on their wrongs and poverty, 379,
1. 25; 468, l. 11; the dispute about
Hilton referred to him, 380, 1. 29;
468, L 17
Thirleby, Tho., D.C.L., clerk, the arbi-
trator on the tythes of Horningsea,
346, 1. 37
Thirlwall, bp. Connop, on Marsh's dis-
sertation on the origin of the Gospels,
772, 1. 10; 775, 1. 27
Thomas, Jno., bp. Winton, bp. Fisher
chaplain to, 731, 1. 31; his support of
Beadon for the mastership, 1080, 1.
18; 1082, l. 9
Thomas, Lambrochius, S. T. D., his gift
of Walton's Polyglott to the library,
341; his arms in the liber memorialis,
1109, 1. I
Wm., bp. of Worc., his death-bed
declaration against the new oath, 696,
1. 14
- Wm., his trouble for refusing to read
the Book of Sports, 585, 1. 27 seq.
- (bp. of Sarum), made dean of Peter-
borough, 1032, l. 10
Thomkinson, Thos. Tomkinson, fell.,
buried as, 983, 1. 31
Thomlyson, Wm., appointed chaplain
and schoolmaster of Ospringe, 363,
1. 34
Thompson, Thomson, Tomson, Jo.,
fell., chaplain to bp. Fisher, 120, 1.
20; (B.A.) testimonial to, 352, 1. 9;
(B.D.) presentation of, to Northstoke
vicarage, 376, 1. 39; his death, 396,
1. 29
Tompson, Jo., elected fellow, 479,
1. 36; mandate from Chas. II. dis-
pensing with his proceeding to orders,
493, 1. 30; mention of, by Mede, 982,
1. 3
Thomson, Ste., signs letters to lord
Burghley on the choice of a master,
606, 1.32; 607, 1. 17
Thomson, Tomson, Thos., D.D.,
situation of his chapel, 92; notes
upon this, 568, 1. 40; his preferments
etc., 92; leases of More's lands pur-
chased of him, 344, 1. 20; 381, 1. 38;
bonds to him from the coll., 345, l. 33;
leases of lands bought of him at
Thriplowe, 347, 1. 30; 354, l. 36; in-
denture for his obit at Christ's coll.,
355, 1. 7; his gift of the Brazen
George to Chr. coll., ib. 1. 10; register
of his foundation of two chaplains,
547, 1. 2
Thoresby, Ra., date of Baker's first letter
to, 556, l. 40; Dr. Gower's letter in
his history of Leeds, 994, 1. 27
Thorington, Thoryngton, Thurrington,
manor, grants of lease of, 353, 1. 36;
365, 1. 38; 375, 1. 17; 458, l. 1;
licence for alienation of lease of, 428,
1. 4
―rectory, presentations to, 359,
37; 374, 1. 33; 376, 1. 36; 393, 1. 20;
423, 1. 36; 424, l. 10; 429, l. 43; 431,
1. 7; coll. orders respecting, 1035, L
37; 1040, 1. 17
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