Thorley, Johannes de, Prior of Barn-

well, 21

Thorly, Mr., retires from his nomination
for the mastership of Aldenhat, 490,
1. 26
Thorn, Yorks., Hen. Jenkin perpetual
curate of, 1014,
1. 34
Tuornborough, Wm., appointed to take
the inventory of St. John's hospital,
65, l. 18

Thornton, Thos., fell., lord Maynard's
reader in logic, 211; ejected from his
fellowship (1644), 225; the bearer
from lord Maynard of rules for his
logic lecture, 546, 1. 25

Thorolde, Jo., a lease alienated to, 451,
1. 10

Thorp, Dr. Geo., Dr. Gower's letter to,
respecting Hen. Felton, 1001, l. 34
Thorpe, sir Fras., baron of the ex-
chequer, letter to, 484, 1. 6; date of
his B.A. degree, ib. 1. 20

Wm., esq., a tenement bought of
him at Atwycke, 386, 1. 17
Thowrougood, lease to, of tenements
and lands at Steple Morden and
Tadlowe, 390, 1. 40
Threwly, Wm., lease to, of a water mill,
Ospringe, 356, 1. 41
Thriplowe, Thryplow, Triplowe, bond
for payment for house at, 345, l. 33;
lease of the place' there, 347, 1. 29;
lease of lands at, 354, l. 36; lease of
manor and lands, 387, l. 7, 40; 398,
1. 43: 428, 1. 27; 432, l. 32; 461, 1.
6; licences to alienate lease, 435, l. 6;
461, l. 10; amount of the coll. quit
rent to bps. of Ely, 387, 1. 42; the
church given by bp. Balsham to Pe-
terhouse, 558, 1. 22; the Hall re-
served for the use of the coll. in times
of sickness, 354, 1. 37; 387, l. 8; 308,
1. 44; 428, l. 28; Dr. Gower's estate
at, left to the coll., 994, l. 31; 1000,
1. 2; Dr. Newcome's residence there,
995, 1. 1; 1025, 1.15; Mr. Musgrave
vicar of, 1023, 1. 15; alterations, etc.,
ordered in the house at, 1086, 1. 27,
29

Throggemorton, Eliz., abbess of Denny,
bond to, 346, 1. 35

Throwlay, Throwley, leases of land and
woodlands at, 351, l. 43; 449, 1. 38
Thurlestone, Jo., elk., M. A., receipt to,
for the endowment of a scholarship,
397, 1. 40; covenant with, for the
foundation, 398, 1. 7; register of it,
547, l. 15

Thurlin, Tho., elected president, 557, 1.
20; sent for on the death of Dr.
Gower, 999, 1. 19; appoints Lambert
Hare exhibitioner, 1019, 1. 41
Thurlowe, Little, agreement respecting

lands there, 364, 1. 16; terrier of
them, ib. 1. 22

Thurlowe, Nic., lands bought of, 354,
1. 37
Thurscrosse, Jos., lease to, of tenement
and lands at Marflette, 448, L 18;
licence of alienation, ib. 1. 22

Thurston, Jos., his benefaction to the
library, 341, recommended by the
earl of Suffolk for a fellowship, 479,
1. 26; the coll. cannot promise, ib. 1.
30; required by the king, ib. 1. 33; he
is pre-elected, ib, 1. 38; his arms in the
liber memorialis, 1108, 1. 36

Wm. and Tho., exors. to Rob. and
Mary Lewes, 482, 1. 6

Thurtell, revd. A., refused his licence as
curate by bp. Marsh, 885, 1. 12; his
letter to the bp., 886, 1. 22
Thymylbe, Thymbly be, Dr. Tho., in-
denture with, respecting his benefac-
tions, 352, l. 17; bond to pay £60 to,
360, 1. 4; letter to, to lend the coll.
£40 for a year, 466, 1. 39
Tillot, Hen., nominated by W. Bedell
to the first Lewes scholarship, 487,
1. 23

Tillotson, abp. Jo., dates of his admissions
at Clare, 239, 1. 26, n. 3; 240, n. 1; his
preaching talent, 240, 1. 7; notes up-
on, 661, 1. 13, 24; his associations
with Stillingfleet, 698, 1. 40; 699, I.
19, 35

Tilney, Norf., Hen. Jenkin vicar of,
1007, n. 5; 1009, 1. 39; Tho. Jenkin
born at, 1013, l. 47
Tinwell, Rutl., Jo. Wildebore born at,
522, 1. 13

Tirralde, Jo., lease to, of tenement and
lands at Stewecleie, 366, 1. 27
Tobacco, university order against, 194;
notes upon, 614, L. 34

Todhunter, Is., first wrangler in Mac-
kenzie's year, 977, 1. 9

Todington, Tho., B. A., appeals against
the election of Craven to a fellowship,
1090, 1. 26; agreements respecting his
appeal, 1038, 1. 5, 8

Tofte, leases of lands at, 365, 1. 41; 387,
1. 13; 441, 1. 28; of St. John's close
at, 401, 1. 41
Tomkinson, Tho., ejected from his fel-
lowship as a nonjuror, Icos, 1. 15;
buried as Thomkinson, 983, 1. 31
Tomlinson, bp. Geo., notices of, 975, 1.
12; birth, education, etc., ib. 1. 13; con-
secrated bp. of Gibraltar, b. 1. 19;
death, ib. 1. 27; tribute to, by S. P.
C. K., ib. 31

Win., his appointment as chaplain
and schoolmaster of St. Mary's chapel,
Ospringe, 363, 1. 20

Tomlyn, Wm., prior of St. John's hos-

pital, 18, 49, 53; his excesses, 49; re-
signation, 52; subsequent history, 71;
the deed of his resignation, 63, 1. 29
Tonstall, Ra., Chr. coll., his account of
the oath of discovery, 638, 1. 40
Tooke, Horne, a friend of bp. Beadon,
730, 1. 20

Topham, revd. J., his Evidences of re-
ligion drawn from Marsh and others,
894, 1. 45
Topping, Jo., (orator), latin letters
by, 527, 1. 17; 529. l. 44; 530, l. 3;
531, l. 1, 29; coll. tutor to Rd. Mason,
534, 1. 11; to Hierome Potkin, 538,
1. 3
Tournnir, Tym., order from, for the
fourth part of the tithes of St. Mary's,
Shrewsbury, to be settled upon the
curate, 524, l. I

Towers, Jo., bp. Peterb., exor. of Mr.
Mountstephen, nominates to his fel-
lowship, 534, 1. 14

master of Kendal school, 714, 1. 10
Towley, Jo., his tenement in St. Cle-
ment's par., 441, l. 33

Joane, widow, licence to alienate
a lease at Horningsey, 438, 1. 6
Towne, Jo., Clare, his controversy with
bp. Law, 717, l. 48

Townesbendes, land at Thriplowe, so
called, 354, 1. 36

Townshend, Chas. Fox, St. John's, Dr.
Tatham his tutor, 1105, 1. 16

-

lord Jo., his letter to Parr on
the Bible Soc., 828, 1. 7; on Butler's
objection to him as a candidate for
the university, 943, l. 10

marquis, presents Dr. Tatham to
Colkirk rectory, 1105, 1. 19

visct., Dr. Powell tutor in his family,
1043, 1. 10; his patronage of him, ib.
1. 13, 20, n. 2

Trafforde, Geo., acquittance to, as exor.
of Wm. Roberts, 362, 1. 27
Transubstantiation, discussion on, in the
schools, 126

Travis, archdn. Geo., Marsh's letters to,
755, 1.47

Treasure sent by the coll. to Chas. I.,

218, 1. 34; various notices of, 632, 1. 1
Trensham, Geo., lease to, of Ospringe
parsonage, 386, l. 42

Trentham school, abp. Cradock educated
at, 708, 1. 18

Trianston, Tryanston, Tryamstone,
Traunstone, manor in Romney Marsh,
leases of, 351, l. 41; 362, l. 16; 374,
1. 8, 26; 390, 1. 7; 394, 1. 41; 459,

1. 42
Trinity coll., abuses in, under Dr. Rich-
ardson, 207, 1. 1; cost of Nevill's
court, 208, 1. 18; outbreak between,
and St. John's, 612, 1. 12; plays

acted in the hall before Jas. I., 617,
1.5; Bayle's error of its being turned
into a prison, 634, l. 23

Trinity hall, generous offer from, to-
wards lighting and paving the town,
1052, 1. 15; leave to, to make a new
walk, 1084, 1. 25

Tripos, Gunning's appointment as, 234,
1.35; bp. Stillingfleet's; 648, 1. 13,
notices of the office, ib.

Tritton, Tho., his appointment as coll.
bailiff for Kent, 357, l. 17

Troughton, Jo., B.A., his answer to
Stilling fleet, 702, 1. 6

Troutbeck, Mr., rector of Wroughton,
Bucks., a friend of Cole's, 1025, 1. 31
Trueman, Jos., Gunning pleased with
his Great propitiation, 650, 1. 34
Truman, Jos., Clare, ejected minister,
befriended by Stillingfleet, 699, 1. 17
Trumpington, lease of lauds there, 366,
1. 42; surrender of lease of holts
there, 384, 1. 16; leases of holts at,
392, 1. 6, 9; 399, 1. 40; 417, l. 1;
434, 1. 41; 438, l. 10, 43; 460, l. 18
Truslow, letter of attorney to, about
lands in Yorkshire and Derbyshire,
360, 1. 42

Truttbecke, a negligent coll. tenant in
Holderness, 492, 1. 2

Tubbe, Hen., letter from the earl of
Holland recommending him for a fel-
lowship, 532, 1. 46; the same from
the earls of Essex and Warwick, 533,
1.9; dates of his degrees, ib. 1. 3;
admission as pensioner, ib. 1. 5; scho-
lar, ib. 6; letter from lady Spencer
recommending him for a fellowship,
536, 1. 47

Jo., in transmarinis partibus capi-
taneus,' father of the above, 533, L 4
Tucker, Josiah, Warburton's saying re-
specting, 709, 1. 30

Tuckney, Anthony, master of Emm.,

elected 21st master of St. John's, 229;
bis character, 229; 232; installs the
earl of Manchester chancellor, 230;
elected reg. prof. of divinity, ib.;
his resignation, 231, l. 17, n. 1; 644,
1. 28; his death, 232; his various
writings, 232; 645, l. 21; the king's
decree respecting his successor, 542,
1. 9, 18; coll. tradition respecting the
election of fellows under him, 603,
1. 20; dates of his degrees, etc., 641,
1. 45; references to, by contempora-
ries and others, 642, 1. 1 seq.; his
wife, 642, 1. 10; correspondence with
Whichcote, 642, 1. 33; 643, 1. 27; his
library burnt in the great fre, 643,
1.9; his action in the assembly, 643,
1. 28; complaints against him at the
restoration, 231; 644, l. 10; declines

to attend the Savoy conference, 644,
1. 37; various notes respecting him,
641, 1. 45; 645, 1. 41

Tuckney, Jonath., son of Dr. Tuckney,
dates of his admission and degrees,
645, 1. 31

Tunstall, Cuthb., bp. of London, bond
to, from the coll., 345, l. 19

-

Jas., Dr. Powell's intimacy with,
1043, 1. 17; 1061, 1. 35

Tunstall, Kent, extracts from the re-
gisters of, relating to the Coldwell
family, 665, 1. 30

Turk, a poor, a guinea given to, 1085, l. 14
Turner, Brian, order from the king for
him to hold his fellowship while with
the ambassador at Russia, 542, L 45;
reference to, 982, 1. 42

- Francis, account of, 273,

1. II; elect-

ed master of St. John's, ib. 1. 22; bp.
of Rochester and Ely, ib. 1. 31; eject-
ed, 274, 1. 3; Is. Milles' opinion of
him, 642, 1. 25; his benefaction to the
college quire, 658, 1. 36; appointed
by bp. Gunning overseer of his papers,
660, 1. 14, 31; attends bp. White's
funeral, 697, 1. 26; Cole's life of him
as 23rd master, 985; his birth, edu-
cation, etc., ib. 1. 1; elected master,
ib. 1. 12; church preferments, ib. 1.
15; made bp. of Ely, ib. 1. 21; his
arms, ib. n. 1; controversy with And.
Marvell, 986, 1. 4; preaches corona-
tion sermon for Jas. II., ib. 1. 13; his
letter to the clergy of the diocese of
Ely, ib. 1. 18; Oldmixon's remarks on,
ib. 1. 21; one of the seven bps. sent
to the tower, ib. 1. 33; becomes a
nonjuror, ib. 1. 41; deprived of his
bishopric, 987, 1. 3; qu. Mary's pro-
clamation against him, ib. 1. 8; his
loyalty to Jas. II., ib. 1. 16; corre-
sponds with him at St. Germain's, ib.
1. 26; the king approves of his joining
him there, ib. 1. 40; prepares while
master new statutes for the coll., 988,
1.5; 994, l. 15; his death, 988, Í. 8;
his burial and inscription at Therfield,
988, 1. 11; dean Hickes' character of
him, ib. 1. 21; designs a life of Nic.
Farrer, ib. 1. 27; additions to Cole's
life of him, 989. 1. 1; Mat. Prior's
poems addressed to him, ib. 1. 43;
references to his various letters, 990,
1. I; assists at the consecration of
Wagstaffe, ib. 1. 20; notices of his
arrest, ib. 1. 22, 25; Gower dedicates
to him his funeral sermon on Gunning,
1001, 33; Gower's letters to him,
ib. 1. 39; 1002, 1. 17; his letters to
Gower, 1002, 1. 5, 14

- Margaret, daughter of bp. T., death
of, 989, 1. 2

Turner, Mrs., mother of bp. T., death
of, 989, l. 1

-

-

Phil., fell., his burial, 983, 1. 26

Rob., fell., vicar of St. Peter's, Col-
chester, 984, 1. 2; work by him in
the library, ib. 1. 3

Rob., LL.B., fell. Trin. hall, ap-
pointed syndic for the coll. in the
v. c.'s court, 445, 1. 4; letters of attor-
ney to, 453, l. 18; 455. l. 23

- Dr. Tho., dean of Canterbury, his
benefaction to St. John's quire, 658,
1. 35; father of bp. Fras. Turner, 985,

1. I

— Tho., letters of attorney to, 366, L
2; signs complaints against Alvey and
others, 608, 1. 36

Wm., B.A., testimonial to, 355, 1. 25
Turton, bp. Tho., attends Dr. Wood's
funeral, 1098,1 48

Turton, par. of Bury, Lanc., Dr. Wood
born at, 1094. 1. 1

Turvisburie, lease of 30 ft. of, 445, 1. 17
Tuxford, Tuxforde, Tuxforth, Tuxforthe,
Tuckeford, lease of tenements, lands,
etc., at, 355, 1. 2; 381, 1. 3; 396, L
20; 397, 1. 25; 414, 1.5; 424, l. 44;
433, 1. 4, 7, 10; 435, l. 21; 438, 1. 40;
sale of timber there, 369, 1. 29; lease
of St. John's wood at, 426, l. 40;
letter from the coll. tenants there, re-
specting the repair of Meriall bridge,
481, 1. 41 (v. 495, l. 13)

Twisse, Dr., his refusal to read the Book
of Sports, 585, 1. 13; his prayers be-
fore the assembly, 640, l. 5, 14
Twydall, Jo., B.D., his presentation to
Thorington rectory, 393, 1. 20; his
death, 423, 1. 37; 424, l. 11

Twylet, Wm., his chantry in St. Sepul-
chre's church, 26, 38, 52; its value,
559, 1. 16

Twyne, Wm., coll. tutor to Wm. Kings,
541, l. 5

Tye, Christr., Mus. Doc., rector of
Donyngton (Doddington) cum March,

252

Tyers on bp. Law's preface to the
Origin of evil, 722, 1. 30

Tylden, Tho., recommended by abp.
Williams for a scholarship, 525, 1.36;
admission as Billingsley scholar, ib.
1. 48; as pensioner, 526, 1. 3

Wm., gent. of Dartford, father of
the above, 526, 1. 1

Tyndal, Wm., controversy between bp.
Marsh and rev. H. Walter on his
translation of the Bible, 887, 1. 27;
888, 1. 23, 43

Tyndall, Humph., objects to the statutes
of 1570, 165; letter from, to Rog.
Maners in favour of Laur. Stanton as
master, 606, 1. 37

Tyrrell, Tho., licence to, to alienate the
lease of Rawerithe, 401, 1. 35
Tyrrell, Wm., bp. of Newcastle, 975,
1. 44.

Tyrwhitt, sir Rob., to nominate to the
Thymbylbe benefactions, 352, l. 12
- Tirwhit, Tho., ejected from his fel-
lowship, 1644, 225, 1. 36
-Tho., Burney's recommendation of
his style, 906, 1. 30
Tyson, Mich., C. C. C., a friend of bp.
Green, 712, 1. 34

Ufford, Hen. Jenkin rector of, 1014,
1. 25; Caleb Parnham, 1022, 1. 26;
Rob. Robinson, 1080, n. I; pro-
ceedings respecting Mr. Robinson re-
turning his presentation to, 1070, 1.
36; Mr. Gunning recommended to
the bp. of Peterb. for it, 1071, l. 9
Ulverston, co. Lanc., bp. Christoforson
born at, 244, 1. 27

Undergraduates making a disturbance
in hall, agreement respecting, 1041,
1. II

Underhill, Jo., last master of Ospringe

hospital, 73; 563, l. 40

Ungothorpe, Anchoreta, last prioress of
Higham, 88

University of Cambridge, exempted from
the jurisdiction of the bps. of Ely by
Boniface IX., 41; by Martin V., 44;
state of (1550) from Leaver's sermons,
131; Burwell rectory appropriated to,
132; the processional cross sold, 162;
references to this, 586, 1. 32; new
code of statutes given, 1570, 164; re-
monstrance against these, 165; con-
firmation of them, 166; various notes
on, 589, l. 11; oath of the sheriff to
observe the privileges of, 216; ques-
tion as to the abp.'s visitatorial power
in, ib.; the flourishing condition of
learning in, under the puritans, 232;
letter from, to bp. Fisher, 346, l. 44;
the bp.'s reply, 347, 1. 3; letter from,
to the earl of Northampton, chan-
cellor, 478, 1. 36; Dr. Newcome's be-
quest to the library of, 1030, l. 16;
the book plates recording this, 1034,
1. 28. See Visitations

Upchurch, Upchirch, leases of lands at,
375, 1. 33:403, l. 22; 454, 1. 19
Uppaule, Uppowle, in Holdernes, leases

of tenement and lands at, 344, l. 1;
386, 1. 22; 401, l. 29; 436, l. 36; 444,
1. 37
Uppingham sch., Jo. Lucas educated at,
542, 1. 7

Usher, abp. Jas., his admonition derived

from the book found inside a fish, 218
Uske, Wm. Morgan born at, 533, 1. 39

Uxforthe, lease of tenement and lands
at, 388, 1. 3

Van Mildert, bp. Wm., his testimony
to bp. Marsh as bp. of Llandaff, 739,
1.5; Butler's commendation of, 953,
1. 8
Vansittart, rt. hon. Nic., letters to
Marsh and Coker on the Bible Soc.,
812, 1. 4; Marsh's comments on, 814,
1. 44; 815, 1. 23; 819, l. 42; 820, 1.
45; his 2nd letter to Marsh, 828, 1.
16; Milner's remarks on, 829, 1. 37;
Marsh's reply to, ib. 1. 42; Spry's
letter to, 832, 1. 31; Marsh's compli-
ment to his letters, 849, 1. 31
Vatablus, the codex of, the question of
its identity with Stephens' y MS.,
756, 1. 9

Vaudois, 5 gs. given to the protestants
of, 1074, 1. 32

Vaughan, Howell, bailiff of Shrewsbury,
485, 1. 15

Rd., bp. of London, 204; Baker's
account of, 254; his life by abp. Wil-
liams, 255; additional notes upon,
665, 1. 44

Vaux, a puritan lord mayor of York,
668, 1. 25

Verdon, Tho., donor of a vol. of the,

1530 statutes, 565, 1. 25; notices of,
570, 1. 16; ejected from his fellow-
ship as a nonjuror, 1008, 1. 22
Vergil, Polydore, certifies the expenses
of the bulls for founding St. John's
coll., 93, 1. 30

Vernon (Harcourt)., abp. E. V. on pa-
rochial psalmody, 871, 1. 22
Vertue, his print of Dr. Gower, 995,
1. 6

-

- Rd., lease to, of a cottage and land
at Tuxforde, 433, l. 10
Vestments, the, used by the university,

sold, 162; disputes concerning, 165
Veysie, Dan., his examination of Marsh's
hypothesis on the origin of the gos-
pels, 744, L. 20; 775, l. 7; Marsh's
comment on, 803, l. 17

Victoria, queen, her visit to St John's
coll., 1105, 1. 25

Vidal, Emeric Essex, father of bp. V.,
975, 1. 46

-

- Jas. Hen., St John's, brother of bp.
V. notices of, 276, 1. 34; their like-
ness to each other, ib. 1. 35

Owen Emeric, bp., notices of, 975, 1.
45; birth, education etc, ib. 1. 46;
nominated bp. of Sierra Leone, 976,
1. 5, his death there, ib. 1. 13, 17; cha-
racter, ib. 1. 22; publications, ib. 1. 29;
likeness to his brother Jas. Hen. V.,
ib. 1. 35

Vintner of the university, disputed elec-
tion for, 1018, 1. 3; Lambert's de-
cision as v. c. reversed by the privy
council, ib. 1. 17

Visitation of the university (1549), by
Edw. VI.'s commissioners, 125, l. 30;
documents respecting, 574, 1. 35; in
1557 under cardinal Pole, 142, l. 27;
documents relating to, 579, 1. 29; by
qu. Eliz.'s commissioners in 1559,
146, 1. 11; documents respecting, 580,
1. 6

Visitor of St John's, bp of Ely becomes,

72, 1. 7; 82, l. 13; the abp. Canty.,
sede Eliensi vacante, 187; his claim
for entertainment limited by the sta-
tutes, 72, 1. 7; 596, l. 47

Vossius, G. J., a friend of Dr. Beale,
635, 1. 7

Vox piscis, the, origin of, 218; various
jests upon, 631, 1. 31

Wade, Wm., leases to, of Reddes well
manor, 437, 1. 5; 438, l. 21; 460, l.
12; licence of alienation, 460, l. 17
Wadeson, Rd., bis dispute with Mr.
Youde respecting Higham vicarage,
1075, 1. 42; his fellowship declared
void, 1076. 1. 3; decree of the bp. of
Ely against him, ib. 1. 12; 2 gs. given
to the bp.'s secretary for his trouble
in the case, ib. 1. 34

Wagstaffe, Tho., nonjuring bp. of Thet-
ford, his consecrating bishops, 990, 1. 20
Waidson, Waydson, Rob., recommend-

ed by bp. Morton for a fellowship,
522, 1. 19; dispensation from the king
for his election, 523, 1. 24; bp. Mor-
ton's letter of thanks for his election,

ib. 1. 32

Wakefield, Gilb., on bp. Law's 5th Nov.
sermon, 721, 1. 18; a member of the
Hyson club, 730, 1. 22; his opinion of
Beadon as public orator, ib. 1. 23; his
Sylva critica published for the univer-
sity of Cambridge, 745, l. 25; extract
from an anonymous letter to, on
Powell's sermon on subscription, 1065,
1. 4; his reply, ib. 1. 26; his testi-
mony to Powell as master of St.
John's, 1069, 1. 23

Wakefield, preference to be given to a
native of, for Thurlestone's scholar-
ship, 398, 1. 26

Wakefielde, Wakefeelde, Wakefelde,
Edw., lease to, of lands at Marflette,
400, 1. 23

Joshua, leases to, of tenement and
lands at Marflette, 439, 1. 23; 444,
1. 3

Tho., lease to, of watermills at Blon-
ham, Beds., 347, 1. 34

Wakfeld, Rob., grant to, of leave of
absence by bp. Fisher, 358, l. 17
Walcot, Hum., member of the com-
mittee for the association, 538, 1. 27
Walden, proceedings of the university
at, before qu. Eliz., 177

Wales, Chas. (I.), prince of, his enter-
tainment at St. John's, 201; various
accounts of this, 616, 1. 35; patron of
bp. Senhouse, 263

Wales, co. York, disputed title to lands
in, 358, 1. 3

Walhouse, Jas., his abuse of Dr. Marsh,
853, 1. 40

Walker, Ant., mandate from the king
to elect him fell., 538, 1. 6; dates of
his degrees, etc., ib. L 7; of his ad-
missions, ib. 1. 9

-

-

Dr., vicemaster of Trin., his account
of the visit of Geo. 11. to Cambridge,
1018, l. 41

- Rd., leases to, of tenement and lands
at Marflete, 373, 1. 8; 389, 1. 25;
lease at Marflete sold to him, 384,
1. 11

Walt., indentures with, respecting
abp. Williams's bequests to the coll.
libr., 620, l. 31; 622, l. 18

Wm., vicar of Winston, Suff., father
of Ant. W., 538, L. 7

Wall, Jo., letter of attorney to, 446,
1. 33

Waller, Jo., leases to, of a tenement in
Allhallows' par., and a garden in St.
Giles's, 403, 1. 1; 416, l. 40; 445,
1. 25; licence of alienation, 446, l. 11
- Rd., licence to, to alienate his inter-
est in a lease, 417, l. 19
Wallingford college, 5 marks due yearly
to, from St. John's coll., 422, l. 19
- siege of, bp. Lake at, 682, 1. 15
Wallis, Wallys, Ed., lease to, of pond-
yards in St. Clement's, 385, 1. 22, 31
Eliz., her tenement in St. Clement's,
441, 1. 32

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- Jo., Dr. Holdsworth his friend, 626,
1. 31; testifies against Laud, 631, 1. 3
Wm., warden of Sevenock, 481, l. 38
Walmisley, Mr., nominated to the
Brewers' co. for mastership of Al-
denham, 1088, l. 18

Walpole, Hor., his remarks on bp. Law
and subscription, 723, 1. 17; Cole
gives him Mrs. Newcome's portrait,
1026, 1. 41