examination questions, 872, 1. 13;
pamphlets in refutation of, 872, 45;
873, 1. 24; 874, 1. 4; further remarks
on the Peterborough questions, 877,

1. 28

Wilson, Dr. Nic., his opposition to qu.
Katherine's divorce, 79, 1. 27; account
of, 110; elected master of St. John's,
ib.; declines it, 111; 361, 1. 15; va-
rious references to, 565, 1.9
- Wm., lease to, 417, 1. 21
Winburne, lady Margaret received into
the fraternity of, 62, 1. 6
Winchester, bp. Wiseman educated at,
273, 1. 2; bp. Turner, ib. 1. 12; 985,
1. 3; bp. Grove, 277, l. 15
Windebank, secr. Fras., his order re-
specting the tithes of St. Mary's,
Shrewsbury, 524, 1. I; supports the
coll. against the expense of the com-
mission, 628, 1. 8

Windermere, Tho. Bousfield, rector of,
515, 1. 20

Windlesham, commission to survey the

manor of, 389, 1. 9; bp. Stanley
curate of 964, 1. 31; agreement to
get a copy of Hen. VIII.th's grant
of the manor of, to the coll., 1040,
1. 32

Window-tax, the coll. to pay it for the
master and fells., 1075, 1. 40
Windsor, New, lease of a garden in
Gutter lane there, 363, 1. 2; lease of
ground in More st., 439, 1. 6; bp.
Fisher buried at, 732, 1. 43
Wingfeild, Tho., master of Shrewsbury
school, 510, 1. 46

Wingfield, Borlase, agreement for his
fellowship to be declared vacant, 1040,

1. I

Winfeilde, Wm., M.A., late fell.,
lease to, of tenement, lands and holts
at Ashwell, 416, 1. 27; lease to, of
Kirkbyes manor there, 424, l. 23
Winston, Suff., Wm. Walker, vicar of,
538, 1. 7

Winter, Jo., canon of Canterbury, 265,

n. 3

Winterborn, Jo., signs the engagement,
643, 1. 47

Winterburne, Wm., fell., coll. tutor to
Tho. Tylden, 526, 1. 3; burial of, 982,
1. 31

Wintropp, Ad., appointed steward and

receiver for Kent and Berks, 401, l. 4
Winwood, Ra., More's letter to, on lady
Shrewsbury's imprisonment, 613,
1. 21

Wiot, Rd., S.T.P., master of Christ's
65

Wisbech castle, Dr. Watson and others
committed to, 140, note upon this,
579, 1. 15

Wiseman, Capel, bp. Dromore, Baker's
account of, 272; additional notes
upon, 696, 1. 41
Witherslake, Westmoreland, the birth-
place of Jo. and Pet. Barwicke, 515,
17; 536, 1. 15

Withington, Fras., B.A., Magd., re-
commended by the earl of Arundell
for a Southwell fellowship, 528, 1.

25
Withman, Bart., lease to, of lands at
Kennesthorpe, etc., 400, L. 36
Wives in coll., qu. Elizabeth's injunc-
tion against, 135; various remarks
on this, 577, 1. 29; complaint against
provost Goad that his wife came into
King's, 604, 1. 41; Cole's comment
upon this, 605, 1. 2
Wodehouse, canon C. N., his petition
to the house of Lords on sub-
scription, 968, 1. 28; offered the
archdeaconry of Norwich by bp.
Stanley, ib. 1. 43

Woderowe, Wm., S.T.P., master of
Clare hall, 66

Wolfe, Woolfe, Mich., lease to, of a
tenement in Gt. St. Mary's par.,
417, 1. 8; licence to alienate it, 431,
1. 3; reference to, 459, l. 12

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- Wolf, Tho., gent., land purchased
of him at Fennedraton, 347, l. 8;
366, 1. 7

Wolley, Edw., bp. Clonfert and Kilmac-
duagh, Baker's account of, 268;
additional notes upon, 678, 1. 17;
Cole's defence of him against Bur-
net's venom,' ib. 1. 21; remarks on
his arms, ib. 1. 46; the passage from
Burnet, 679, 1. 12

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Wolleye, Jo., lease of Bromehall
transferred to, 414, 1. 30; letters of
attorney to, 418, l. 41

Tho., bailiff of Shrewsbury, 471, 1. 27
Wolmer, sir Greg., lease to, of Cranwell
manor, 459, l. 35; licence of aliena
tion, ib. 1. 38
Wolsey, cardinal Thos., chosen chancel-
lor of Cambridge, 56; refuses the office,
57; empowered by Julius II. to exe-
cute his decree, 64, 563, 1. 3; his zeal in
obtaining two nunneries for St John's,
89; his view in doing this, 90; letter
from, requiring the removal of the
nuns from Bromehall, 356, 1. 5; pro-
vision for his soul in the second sta-
tutes, 567, 1. 23

Wombe, Isabella, rent-charge bought
of, 25, 1. 15

Wombwell, Thos., latin letter by 518,
1. 18

Wood, Ant., his testimony to the rent-
corn act, 593, 1. 10; allusion to Dr.
Gower, 994, 1. 7

Wood, Jas., D.D., his bequest to the coll.
of Cole's lives of the masters, 662,
L. 17; his observations on Marsh's
hypothesis of the origin of the Gos-
pels, 775, 1. 34; succeeds Dr. Craven
as bursar, 1089, 1. 18; life of, as
31st master, 1094; birth and family,
ib. 1. 1; education, ib. 1. 14; his
arms, ib. n. 1; revd. E. Bushby's
memoir of him, 1094, 1. 24; coll.
scholarships, etc., 1095, 1. 1; his
poverty as an undergraduate, ib.
1. 10; degree, coll. offices, etc., ib.
1. 15; rector of Freshwater, ib. 1. 23;
dean of Ely, ib. 1. 24; Mr. Bushby's
character of him, ib. 1. 32 seq.; his
death and funeral, 1098, 1. 45; verses
pinned to his pall, 1082, 1. 44; Mr.
Yate's character of him, 1099, 1. 5,
26, 43; notices of, from Gent. Mag.,
1099, 1. 2, 21, 40; his benefactions
to the coll., ib. 1. 26, 40; to the library,
1100, 1. 1; his statue and portraits,
ib. 1. 13; his meeting with Parr at
Caius lodge, ib. 1. 37; another Jas.
Wood, D.D., a college contemporary
IOI, 1. 13; anecdote connected with
this, ib. 1. 16; his works, ib. 1. 25;
advertisement to his algebra, ib. 1. 34;
subsequent edits., 1102, 1. 3; Dr.
Whewell's remarks on, ib. 1. 11; his
mechanics, ib. 1. 36; subsequent edits.,
ib. 1. 43; Dr. Whewell's remarks on,
ib. 1. 45; his optics, 1103, 1. 45;
Whewell's remarks on, 1104, 1. 3;
Brougham's review of, in Edin. Rev.,
1104, 1. 21; coll. tutor to bp. Ryder,
733, 135; to bp. Percy, 898, 1. 8;
to bp. Butler, ib. 39; to bp. Carr,
971, 1. 37; to Wm. Tatham, 1106,
1. 19

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Jas., fell. D.D., a contemporary of
Dr. Jas. Wood, master, 1101, 1. 13;
anecdote connected with his mar-
riage, ib. 1. 16

Thos., his letter to Ant. Gilby, 582,
1. 39, 42

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Val., signs letter to lord Burgh-
ley on the choice of a master, 606,
1. 23

Wm., fell. brother of Jas. W. fell.,
rector of Lawford, 1101, 1. 15; his
claim to the rectory of Aberdaron,
735, L. 21; Mr. Arnald empower-
ed to answer his appeal, 1083, 1.

23

Wm. letters of attorney to, 368, 1.
14; 453, 1. 15; leases of tenements
and lands at Kenethorp, etc., 453, 1.
8; 458, 1. 31; licences of alienation,
453, L. 12; 458, 1. 41

Mr. master of Bampton school, 729,
1.5; 730, 1. 28

Woodcock, Jo., Jes. coll. Camb., 542,
1. 37

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- Mr., agreement for him to be em-
ployed respecting Dr. Drake's will,
1037, 1. 22, 28

- Tho., the companion of Tuckney's
retirement, 644, L. 32

Woodcocke, Christ., lease to, of tene-
ment and lands at Stewckleye, 382,
1. 11

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- Randolph, signs letters to lord Burgh-
ley on the choice of a master, 606,
1. 34; 607, 1. 17

Rob., lease to, of tenement and lands
at Stewkeley, 437, 1. 28
Woodhouse, Woodhowse, Wodehouse,
co. York, seisin and leases of lands
there, 358, 1. 5; 359, L 6; 360, 1.
45; 403, 1. 42; 439, l. 19
Woodhouse, Nic., lease to, of a farm at
Tuxforth, 433, 1. 7

Woodley, Is., lease to, of Rammerwicke
manor, 454, l. 1

Woods, And., fell., bearer of proposals
to Shrewsbury school, 487, l. 14, 33;
senr., fell., 491, 1. 20; appointed to
preach Chamber's sermon at Royston,
ib. 1. 44

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Ant., fell., burial of, 982, 1. 30
Woodword, Woodwarde, Alice, lease to,
of messuage, stable, etc., Wood st.
London, 423, 1. 39; licence to her
exors. to alienate it, 439, 1. 37
Woolley, master of Newport school,
Essex, 523,
Wooton, Hen., ejected from his fellow-
ship as a nonjuror, 1008, 1. 24
Wordsworth, Dr. Christ., master of Trin.,
Marsh's comment on, respecting the
Bible Society, 818, 1. 40; Dealtry's
compliments to, 827, 1. 22

3

- bp. Christ'., successor to Dr. Ta-
tham as public orator, 1105, 1. 12
Worrall, Fras., vicar of East Peckham,
father of Isaac W., 534, l. 41

Isaac, M. A., order from the king
for him to be elected fell., 534,
1. 34; permission for him to remove
from Jes. coll., ib. 1. 39; date of his
degrees, ib. 1. 37; of admissions as
sizar and scholar, ib. 1. reference
42;
to, 982, 1. 33

Jo., signs the engagement, 643, 1.

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Wortley, Rd., B.A., pre-admitted fell.
at the king's mandate, 498, 1. 36
Mr., his goblet not to be lent, 550,
1. 5
Wotton, sir Hen., his remarks on Mr.
Hales's preferment, 571, 1. 9

Wm., Dr. Gower's certificate to,
1001, 1. 25

Wotton, Surr., Hen. Jenkin rector of,
1014, 1. 34, 38

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Wrattam, Wrattom, Alex'., lease to,
of lands at Fendrayton, 442, 1. 30
Jo., lease to, of the same, 401, 1. 44
Ste., lease to, of the same, 417, 1. 24
Wren, sir Christ"., on the committee
respecting bp. Stillingfleet's library,
700, 1. 38

bp. Matt., MS. by, respecting
Balsham's foundation, 23, n. 1; 558,
1. 12; his mistake as to the magister
glomeriae, 29; his account of the
masters of Pembroke, 79, 89; con-
gratulatory letters to, on being chosen
bp. of Ely, 529, 1. 9; nominates Dr.
Pet. Barwick bp. Ely's fell., 536, 1.
32

Wrenne, Tho., jun., appointment of,
as coll. auditor, 377, 1. 12
Wrench, Rd., M.A., letter from the
king and dispensation for him to be
chosen fell., 513, 1. 42; latin letters by,
517, 1. 27; 519, l. 10, 38; 520, 1. 11,
20; 521, 1. 12; coll. tutor to Fras.
Crawley, 517, 1. 17; to Jo. Wilde-
bore, 522, 1. 15; to Pet. Barwick,
536, 1. 17

Wright, Chas., B.A., testimonial to,
374, 1. 24

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Christr., a pensioned brother of St.
John's hospital, 18; one of the last
brethren, 50; 53

- Christr., curate of Horningsey, 71
- Edw., lease to, of tenement and land
at Ashewell, 390, L. I

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Geo., trustee of Shrewsbury school,
5 to, l. 46

Rd., lease to, of a garden at Ely,
420, 1. 21

Rob., tenant of Mr. Litherland's
lands, 504, 1. 40

Tho., leases to, of tenement and
lands at Skeflin, 436, 1. 22; 444,
1.23

Wm., his fellowship declared void,

214

Wm., lease to, of tenement and lands
at Skeflin, 400, 1. 27

Wm., assistant of Sevenock, 481, 1.
37
Wrigley, Hen., coll. tutor to bp. Dodg
son, 713, 1. 34; to Dr. Powell, 1053,
1. 20; Dr. Powell assistant tutor to,
1043, 1. 17

Chas. W. W., Southey's letter to,
on Lucien Bonaparte's poem Charle
magne, 930, 1. 39

Ellis, Dr. Gwyn's kinsman, 486, L

15

Griffeth. See Gwyn

Wynne, Miss, Parr's granddaughter,
marriage of, 944, 1. 37

Mrs., Parr's eldest daughter, kind-
ness of Dr. and Mrs. Butler to, 942,
1. 24

- Wyn, Rob., nominates Rob. Lloyd
to a Gwyn scholarship, 524, L 23;
and Griffith Bodurda, 526, 1. 9

Wm., esq., letter of thanks to, for
his gifts to the library, 505, l. 46
Wynsham manor, appointment of stew.
ard of, 357, 1. 13

Wynters, lease of land so called, 363,
1. 6
Wyvell, Sampson, gent. of Marsham,
co. York, letters testimonial to, of the
visitation of Hugh Ashton's tomb,
346, 1. 40

Yalding, leases of lands, etc., at, 368,
1. 19; 369, 1. 42

Yale, Tho., D.C.L., arbiter in the case
of Dr. Blythe, 378, 1. 43
Yardley, Mr., agreement for him to re-
pair Mr. Platt's monument, 1036, 1.

23

Yate, rev. Chas., his MS. lives of emi-
nent persons connected with St.
John's college, 662, 1. 17; his MS.
catalogue of St. John's coll. bishops,
706, 1.8; notes from his MS. on bp.
Beadon, 729, 1. 43; on bp. Ryder,
734, 1. 4; on bp. Marsh, 736, 1. 6;
737, 1. 33; 738, 1. 45; on bp. Butler,
899, 1. 16; on bp. Stanley, 970, 1. 46;

anecdote from, of bp. Carr, 971, 1. 43;
on bp. Bowstead at Cambridge, 973,
1. 8; at Lichfield, ib. 1. 27; his note
upon the right of the crown to present
to livings vacated by the appointment
of a bp. of Sodor and Man, 974, 1.
27; on Dr. Craven's burial and his
arms, 1092, 1. 25; account of the
funeral of Dr. Wood, 1098, 1. 45; his
character of him, 1099, 1. 5; his ac-
count of his benefactions, ib. 1. 26,
43
Yelverton, sir Hen., attor.-gen., friend
of bp. Morton, 260; his patronage of
Dr. Sibbs, 672, 1. 31; bp. Hall's de-
dication to him, ib. 1. 37

Ynglefelde, sir Tho., just. C. P., judge
in the dispute with lord Cobham, 360,

1. 12

York, Mr., called in to assist in arrang-

ing the treasury, 1035, 1. 21
York, bp. Morton born and educated at,
260, I. 20; bp. Lake's proceedings as
canon there, 683, l. 11

Yorke, Jas., dean of Lincoln, etc., 711,
1. 36

Yorkshire, the coll. bailiff for, 357, 1.
43; letter to the commissioners of
sewers of, respecting the reparation
of sea-banks, 493, 1. 25

Youde, Jo., elected foundation fell., to
be entered as elected from a Gwyn
scholarship, 1072, 1. 11; his dispute
with Mr. Wadeson respecting Higham
vicarage, 1075, 1. 42; the bp. of Ely's

decree in the matter, 1076, 1. 12;
elected to the vicarage, ib. 1. 32; agree-
ment to re-elect him to Higham if the
other fells. refuse it, 1088, 1. 23
Young, Hen., M.A., his intention to
vacate his fellowship, 500, 1. 9

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Yonge, Jo., fell. of St. John's, ap-
pellant against Dr. Tayler, 116, l. 16;
removed to Trinity, 118, 1. 2; defen-
der of transubstantiation, 126, 1. 13;
v. c. admits Tho. Watson master of
St. John's, 137, 1. 6; committed to
Wisbech castle, 140, n. 3; account
of him, 141, 1. 13; master of Pem-
broke, 142, 1. 4; his death in confine-
ment at Wisbech, 142, n. 2; 145, 1.
25; 244, n. 3

- Yonge, Jo., fell. of St. John's, 1536,
reference to, 664, 1. 39

-Jo., bp. of Rochester, not of St.
John's, but Pembroke, Baker's ac-
count of, 250; additional references
to, 664, 1. 38; Cole's note on his
arms, ib. l. 41; and on bp. Rd. Young's,
665, 1. I

- Tho., chosen master of Jesus by the
earl of Manchester, 638, 1. 26

Zambesi mission, the, meeting in Cam-
bridge to promote, 979, l. 44
Zouch, Eudo la, chosen chancellor of
Cambridge, 40; excused from the
oath of allegiance to the bp. of Ely,
41