stating thereof by Dr. Woodroffe,” p. 40. “The poor Greek boys, whom he
used in such a manner that they all or most of them ran away from him.”
[340] “The Doctor’s precipitation was so violent that he forgot all the
Corporation which should have been incorporated but himself--as if he
intended by the power of this charter to turn his Body Natural into a
Body Politick.”--_Case of Gloucester Hall_, p. 24.
[341] Vide _Case for the Attorney-General_ (College MS.).
[342] Hearne ed. Bliss, anno 1723.
[343] Willis and Clark’s _Cambridge_, iii. 279.
[344] “Anecdotes of his Own Times,” p. 174.
[345] Matthew Griffith of Gloucester Hall, absent from St. Mary’s
when his grace was asked, was excused because “ob distantiam loci et
contrarios ventos campanae sonitum audire non potuit!”--Reg. Univ.
Oxon. (edit. Clark), II. i. 33.
[346] College Register.
[347] I have to acknowledge the great kindness of our present Principal
and Vice-Chancellor, the Rev. Henry Boyd, D.D., in placing at my
disposal the materials collected by him for a History of the College
which, I hope, may yet see the light.
[348] Gilbert Kymer, M.D., afterwards well known as Chancellor of the
University, became Principal in 1412.
[349] A quit-rent continued to be paid by Exeter to S. Frideswyde’s and
afterwards to Christ Church as long as Hart Hall existed.
[350] Unless the name Hart Hall covered some adjoining tenement.
[351] Nicholls, _Literary Anecdotes_, v. 708.
[352] Newcome became Tutor about 1750.
[353] G. V. Cox’s _Recollections of Oxford_, p. 190.
[354] Except the picturesque building now remaining.
[355] Laud’s _History of his Chancellorship_, ed. Wharton, 1700, p. 70.
[356] _Ibid._, p. 209.
[357] With the exception of the five original Fellowships created by
the Act.
[358] The Founder of one of these, Dr. William Lucy (1744), provides
that his scholars “whilst Under-Graduates shall wear open-sleeved
Purple Gowns, with Square Capps, black Silk and white Silver Tuffs
equally mixt, as a Mark of Distinction, to dispose others to the like
or greater Charity.” The Court of Chancery ordered that every Scholar
should express in writing his willingness to wear the prescribed garb
if it were permitted by the University Statutes. Of the remaining
Scholarships four were founded by the Rev. John Meeke in 1665, three by
Mr. Henry Lusby (who divided his estate between this Hall and Emmanuel
College, Cambridge) about 1832, and one in memory of Dr. Macbride,
Principal 1813-1868. There are also benefactions, now paid to three
Bible-clerks, by Dr. Thomas Whyte (founder of the Moral Philosophy
Professorship) in 1621, and Dr. Brunsel.
[359] _Oxford University Herald_, Nov. 8, 1845. Reprinted in an
anonymous pamphlet entitled “Six Letters addressed to the Editor of the
_Oxford Herald_ on the subject of an address presented to the Heads of
Colleges, &c. Oxford, 1846.”
[360] University Extension and the Poor Scholar Question. A Letter to
the Rev. E. C. Woollcombe by C. Marriott. Oxford, 1848. Esp. pp. 10-14.
Compare also _University Extension_, by C. P. Eden, M.A., Oxford, 1846;
and _University Extension and the Poor Scholar Question_, a letter by
E. C. Woollcombe, M.A. Oxford, 1848.
[361] Oxford University Extension. _Reports_, pp. 1-20. London, 1866.
[362] _Proceedings_ at the laying of the First Stone of Keble College,
pp. 2, 3. London, 1868.
[363] Vide _Oxford University Gazette_, Nov. 29th, 1870.
INDEX.
Abbot, Geo., 403, 406, 437;
Rob., 354, 406
Abdy, Rob., 37
Abingdon school, 42, 403
Account-books, College, 40, 77, 100, 106, 124, 175, 326, 333
Addison, Joseph, 148, 249
‘Addison’s walk,’ 250
age of undergraduates, 56, 152, 294, 398
Airay, Hen., 132
S. Aldate’s church, 401
Aldrich, Hen., 191, 311, 314, 315
ale verses (Bras.), 263
Alfred, king, 1, 2, 10-14, 269, 270
Allen, Thos., 334, 431-434
All Saints’ church, 172, 173, 181, 182, 188
All Souls’ Coll., 111, 208, 369, 423
Almshouse, Ch. Ch., 407, 412
altars, 147, 212, 218, 334
Amherst, Nich., 362
amice, 156, 182
amusements, 69, 158, 279, 283, 332
Andrewe, Rich., 213, 214
arms, coats of, Ball., 25;
Bras., 270;
Corp., 271;
Linc., 177, 271;
Magd., 234;
Pemb., 414;
Trin., 327;
Univ., 13
Arnold, Matt., 58;
Thos., 122, 294, 297, 299
Arthur, Prince of Wales, 62, 216, 239, 240
‘artist,’ 141, 213
Arts, the Seven, 161
Arundel, archbp., 95, 97, 101, 110
Ashmole, Elias, 261
astronomy, 162, 278, 332
Aubrey, John, 335
Audley, Edm., 178, 186, 187
_Aula Universitalis_, 10
Austins, doing, 390
Ayliffe, John, 167
B.A., course for, 160
Babington, Fran., 194
Bainbridge, Chr., 131
bakehouse, College, 147, 154
Baker, David, 415
ball-court, 69, 115, 279, 408
Balliol Coll., 24, 84, 87, 340, 406, 435, 437, 439
Balliol, Devorguilla, 25;
John, 24, 25
barber, College, 78, 188, 280, 343, 442
Baring, T. C., 459
S. Bartholomew’s hospital, 91, 109, 111, 115, 169
Bathurst, Ralph, 50, 338-340, 342
batler (battelar), 40, 46, 112, 272, 433
Batt, Rob., 259
Baylie, Rich., 354, 358-360
Beaumont, Fran., 415, 424;
Sir John, 415, 424
Becket, Thomas à, 108
Beckington, bp., 163, 175, 407
beer, College, 81, 146, 220, 410, 452
Bell, bp. John, 41
Belsire, Alex., 349
Benet, Sir John, 405, 408;
Sir Simon, 1, 12, 16
Bentham, Jeremy, 149, 296
Bentley, Rich., 314, 396
S. Bernard’s Coll., 209, 326, 347
Beverley, S. John of, 11, 12
_bibesia_, 282
bible, read at meals, 9, 32, 140, 156, 189, 282, 381, 440;
Authorized, 81, 291;
Douai, 81;
Rheims, 351;
Wycliffe’s, 85, 147
bible-clerk (_bibliotista_), 188, 189
Bisse, Philip, 392
Black Prince, 138
Blackstone, Sir Will., 229, 423
Blackwell, Geo., 334;
John, 385
Blacow, Rich., 52
Blake, admiral, 393
Blencowe, Ant., 110, 113, 114
Blundell, Peter, 42
boar’s head (Queen’s), 142
Bodleian; _see_ library
Bodley, Sir Thos., 73, 435
Bonner, Edm., 414
Boyle, Hon. Charles, 314
Bradshaw, Geo., 48, 49
Brakenbury, Hannah, 43
‘Brasenose Ale Verses,’ 263
Brasenose Coll., 178, 192, 252, 306, 367;
principals of, 271
Brasenose Hall, 4, 253;
principals of, 271
_brazen nose, the_, 254, 270
breakfast, 156, 343, 422, 464
Brent, Sir Nath., 64, 65
brew-house, College, 146, 154, 263, 264
Bridgman, Sir Orlando, 138
Bridgwater, John, 195
Broadgates Hall, 288, 400
‘Broad Walk’ (Ch. Ch.), 319
Brome, Adam, 87, 93, 96
Browne, Sir Thos., 404, 416
Bruarne, Rich., 178
Buckeridge, bp., 352-355
Buckland, Will., 297
Burgash, Hen., 90
burial-place, College, 154, 211, 268
Burton, Rob., 261, 270;
Will., 432
Bury, Arth., 84;
Richard of, 324, 325
Busby, Dr., 41, 311
Butler, bp., 120
‘Cæsar’s lodgings,’ 42, 44, 47, 403, 406
‘Cain and Abel’ (Bras.), 268
Calendar, a College, 99, 108
Cambridge, 3, 23, 28, 308, 349;
Buckingham Coll., 324;
Caius Coll., 191, 192;
Emman., 460;
Jes., 39, 282;
S. John’s, 198;
King’s Hall, 88;
Pembr., 333;
Peterhouse, 59, 155
Camden, Will., 415, 431
_camerarius_, 135
Campion, Edm., 80, 350, 351
Canon Law, 31, 61, 76, 89, 90, 162, 177, 181, 348, 387
Canterbury Coll., 34, 274, 325
‘capping,’ 40, 68
Cardinal Coll., 241, 301, 305, 308
Caroline, queen, 127
Carpenter, John, 104, 105, 111, 114
Carter, Geo., 119, 123
cartulary, a College, 99, 451
Cartwright, Thos., 136
Case, John, 351
catechetical lecturer, 41, 81, 82, 112, 191
caution-book, College, 112, 333, 346
Chace, Thos., 37
chained books, 35, 183, 267, 401
Chamber, John, 63, 71
Channel Islands, 81, 86, 339, 382, 405
chantry, 131, 173, 305
chapels, College, All S., 210, 211, 218, 225, 228;
Ball., 26, 44;
Bras., 257, 266;
Corp., 282, 283;
Durham Coll., 324;
Exet., 78, 81, 86;
Gloucester Coll., 428;
Gloucester Hall, 430, 432-434;
Hertf., 454, 460;
Jes., 371, 381, 386;
S. John’s, 347, 355, 360;
Kebl., 467;
Linc., 174, 182, 188, 200;
Magd., 236, 243, 246, 247;
Mert., 75;
New Coll., 153, 167;
Oriel, 95, 113;
Pemb., 411;
Queen’s, 125;
Trin., 328, 329, 334, 338, 340;
Univ., 12, 16;
Wadh., 391, 397, 398;
Worc., 442, 443
chaplains, College, All S., 211;
Ball., 26, 29;
Ch. Ch., 307;
Corp., 280;
St. John’s, 349, 350;
Linc., 181, 188;
Magd., 237;
New Coll., 153, 155, 169;
Queen’s, 125, 129;
Trin., 330
‘chapters,’ College, 70, 89, 143, 160, 184
Charles of Bala, 383
Charles I., 64, 81, 114, 127, 268, 312, 356, 361, 382, 387, 405
Charlett, Arth., 8, 14, 339
Chaundler, Thos., 163
‘chest of three keys,’ 7, 77, 135, 184
chest, loan, 77
Chicheley, Hen., 61, 163, 208, 213, 347
choristers, 153, 237, 280, 282, 349
Christ Church, 84, 85, 293, 301, 348, 364, 403, 407, 412, 417
churches, parish, relation of Colleges to, 26, 27, 78, 89, 91, 153,
172, 173, 181, 213, 236
Civil Law, 89, 90, 162, 348, 401, 402
Civil War, 64, 81, 114, 142, 165, 246, 312, 313, 337;
Colleges subsidized troops for the king, 16, 224, 359, 374
Clarendon, Edw., earl of, 459
Clarke, Geo., 226, 228, 268, 443
Classical authors, 35, 107, 161, 176, 267, 276, 277, 288, 295, 331,
332, 343, 421, 438
Claymond, John, 240, 242, 275
Clayton, Rich., 1;
Thos., 404, 410, 432
_clerici_, 35, 150, 151
cloisters, College, All S., 211, 228;
Bras., 268;
Magd., 241;
New Coll., 154
Clough, A. H., 58
Cobham, Thos., 95
cock-fighting, 423
‘cock-loft,’ 186, 335
Codrington, Chr., 226, 228
coffee, 47, 225
Cole, Arth., 244;
Will., 290
Colet, John, 215, 241
‘collections,’ 316
Colleges, origin of, 25, 59, 87;
priority of the, 5, 6, 24, 88;
names of, varying, 10, 95, 270
_collobia_, 142
_commensales_, 112, 189
commoners, 7, 8, 32, 40, 69, 111, 137, 169, 189, 190, 238, 272, 300,
330, 333, 455
Common Room, 58, 167, 200, 266, 311, 324, 340, 362, 447;
Bachelors’ C. R., 300, 342;
Junior C. R., 299, 414, 469;
Summer C. R., 412
‘commons,’ 25, 30, 69, 77, 91, 94, 100, 141, 156, 185, 214, 220,
442, 455;
_see_ punishments
Compton, bp. Hen., 144, 148
Conant, John, 82, 84
Conopius, Nath., 47
Conybeare, John, 85
cook, College, 78, 188, 433
Cookes, Sir T., 439-441
Copleston, Edw., 122, 123, 297
Cornish language, 80
Cornwall, John of, 73
Corpus Christi Coll., 30, 110, 111, 241, 258, 273, 306, 349
corrupt resignation;
_see_ fellowships
Coryate, Thos., 431
Cottisford, John, 193, 194, 308
Court, the, at Oxford, 64, 66, 313
Coveney, Thos., 244
Crewe, John ld., 200;
Nath. ld., 178, 193, 200
cricket, 265, 420
Critopulos, Metr., 47, 437
Cromwell, Oliver, 247, 395
Cuffe, Hen., 334
_customs, old_, Ascension day (New Coll.), 169;
boar’s head (Queen’s), 142;
call to dinner (New Coll.), 169;
call for grace in hall, 75, 410;
Christmas king (Mert.), 74;
circling fire (Pemb.), 410;
_ignis Regentium_ (Mert.), 74;
initiating freshmen (Mert.), 74;
Lady patroness (Trin.), 342;
mallard (All S.), 221;
Mayday hymn (Magd.), 239;
needle (Queen’s), 125;
Restoration toast (Magd.), 248;
_rex fabarum_ (Mert.), 74;
sermon in open air (Magd.), 235;
sermon and procession (Linc.), 182;
shaving beards, 158;
trumpet (Queen’s), 139, 140;
tucking, 81;
wakening mallet (New Coll., Worc.), 170, 419, 448
Dagville, Will., 177, 187
Dalaber, Ant., 308
dancing, 48, 423
Darby, Edw., 178, 180, 187
Dean, the, of Oriel, 89
declamations, 295, 343, 410, 442
decrements, 433
degree expenses, 31, 157, 427;
degree supper, 433, 434, 442, 443
demies (Magd.), 237
de Quincey, Thos., 446
determination, 160
‘devil,’ the, of Linc. Coll., 202
dial, College, 225, 287, 408
Digby, Sir Kenelm, 432, 435
dinner, hour of, 56, 78, 156, 343
disputations, 25, 82, 108, 161, 279, 295, 426, 442;
in logic, 32, 77, 141, 182, 190, 279;
in philosophy, 8, 32, 182, 190, 279;
in theology, 8, 32, 141, 183, 277, 279, 426
dogs, 57, 83, 144, 158, 199, 217
‘dormitory’ (Ch. Ch.), 305
dress, rules of, 79, 141, 217, 238, 332, 357;
_see_ hall
drinking, 49, 84, 203, 217, 227, 315, 343, 421, 459
Dudley, Rich., 105, 111
Durham Coll., 28, 29, 37, 274, 323, 425, 426
Durham, Will. of, 1-3, 13
Eagle (Queen’s), 144
Eaton, Byrom, 436;
Sarah, 443
Edgeworth, R. L., 296
S. Edmund Hall, 111, 135, 439
Edmunds, Hen., 118
Edward II., 88, 114;
Edward III., 324;
Edward IV., 175-177, 215, 236, 237
Edwards, Jonathan, 381
Eglesfield, Rob. de, 124-128;
Thos. de, 129, 136
Eights, the, 264, 414
Eliot, Sir John, 81
Elizabeth, queen, 131, 220, 244, 269, 312, 327, 328, 368, 387
elms, S. John’s, 348;
Magd., 247
Ethelred, king, 303, 321
Evelyn, John, 48, 167, 339
examinations, 54, 122, 160, 162, 163, 262
_excrescentiae_, 100
Exeter Coll., 76, 87, 333, 391, 451, 454
Exeter school, 76
exhibitions;
_see_ scholarships
‘Extraneous Masters’ (Ball.), 25, 28, 29
Fell, Dr. John, 117, 310, 311, 314, 319;
Sam., 310, 313, 432
fellowships, open, 26, 41, 57, 86, 89, 105, 121, 128, 136, 300, 385;
limited to counties or dioceses, 15, 76, 80, 105, 136, 180, 237,
238, 259, 287, 369, 382, 391;
limited to certain schools, 42, 152, 405;
celibate, 8, 97, 199, 363, 390, 405, 460;
clerical, 6, 9, 23, 31, 56, 57, 76, 180, 214, 300, 329, 405;
founder’s kin, 136, 137, 152, 168, 215, 230, 232, 348, 391, 405;
undergraduate, 69, 110, 159, 180;
of later foundation not on governing body, 138;
filled up by scholars succeeding by seniority, 116, 128, 237;
filled up by election from scholars, 391;
filled up by preference by election from scholars, 31, 41, 330;
obtained by purchase, 116, 117, 217, 223;
corrupt resignations, 107, 116, 217, 223, 226;
mandate from sovereign for election to, 117, 136, 245, 393;
allowances of, 185-187, _see_ commons, livery;
fixed money payment to, 30, 77, 143, 186, 442;
yearly dividend to, 107, 119, 143, 186, 220, 221;
_see_ residence, visitor
fellow- (or gentleman) commoner, 40, 48, 69, 71, 110, 112, 144, 169,
190, 280, 296, 300, 339, 343, 421, 447, 455
Finch, Leop. Will., 227
fines on renewing leases, 107, 119, 337
fires in centre of hall, 78, 268, 410;
fire in hall only, 68, 158, 283;
fire in common room, 200
Fitz-ralph, Rich., 11, 27, 34
Fleming, Rich., 171-174, 187;
Rob., 176
foot-ball, 69
Foote, Sam., 445
Forest, John, 174, 187
Foulis, Hen., 199
founder’s pictures, 12, 58, 269, 321;
founder’s cup, 89, 114, 125;
founder’s kin (Mert.) 69, (Jes.) 382, (S. John’s) 349, (Trin.) 329,
332;
_see_ fellowships, plate, scholarships
Fowler, Edw., 292, 299
Fox (Foxe), Chas. Jas., 456;
John, 261;
Rich., 30, 241, 273
Francis, Thos., 130
Frankland, Joyce, 192, 269, 270
Free, John, 36, 39
French language, 32, 73, 140
Frewen, Accepted, 246, 247
S. Frideswide, 302
Frideswide Coll., 302, 308
Fulman, Will., 286, 292, 297, 298
Gaisford, dean, 317
gambling, 145, 158, 332, 362, 459
garden, College (Exet.) 78, (S. Jo.) 326, 347, (Linc.) 200, 203,
(Mert.) 75, (Pemb.) 408, 423, (Wadh.) 397, (Worc.) 444
Gardiner, Bern., 228
Garret, Thos., 194, 308
Gascoigne, Thos., 110, 174
gates, hour of closing, 33, 68, 78, 285, 307, 455;
keys of;
_see_ head gentleman-commoner;
_see_ fellow-commoner
Georgirenes, Jos., 437
ghost, Linc. Coll., 194
Gibbon, Edm., 250, 296, 421
Gibbs, Ant., Mart., W., 467, 468
Gibson, John, 195
Giffarde, John, 425
Gifford, Walt., 79
Gilpin, Bern., 131
glass, painted, 21, 44, 75, 86, 198, 212, 246, 267, 270, 310, 319,
346, 386, 394, 410, 411, 467
Gloucester Coll., 324, 334, 425
Gloucester Hall, 308, 430
Goddard, Jon., 66
God’s house (Southampton), 127, 131, 135
Good, Thos., 49, 435
Gower, Will., 444
grace in hall, 25, 58, 75, 181
grammar, 31, 73, 280, 325
‘grammarians,’ 141, 190
grammar-master, 73
Graves, Rich., 421, 423
‘Great Tom’ (Ch. Ch.), 306, 307, 310
Greaves, John, 64, 66
Greek, 35, 36, 39, 40, 47, 73, 80, 112, 140, 164, 191, 215, 275, 282,
284, 293, 306, 317, 331, 366, 396, 416, 432, 437, 438
Greek College, at Oxford, 437, 438;
at Paris, 438
Greek students at Oxford, 47, 437-439
Green, J. R., 364, 385
Greenwood, Chas., 1, 16, 193;
Dan., 260
Grey, bp. Will., 36, 37
gridiron (Ch. Ch.), 312
‘griffin,’ the, in Trin. Coll. hall, 340, 343
Griffiths, John, 399
Grocyn, Will., 80, 164, 215, 237, 240, 275, 306
Gunthorpe, John, 36, 39
Hale, Sir Matt., 458
halls, College, All S., 211, 228;
Ball., 37, 44, 45;
Bras., 268;
Broadg. H., 407, 409;
Ch. Ch., 306;
Glouc. H., 432, 433, 442, 443;
Jes., 370, 371, 386;
S. John’s, 347;
Kebl., 468;
Linc., 174, 207;
Magd., 242;
Mert., 65, 74;
New Coll., 154, 164;
Or., 112, 114;
Pemb., 409;
Trin., 335, 342;
Univ., 16;
meals taken only in hall, 68, 78, 146, 281;
arrangements in hall, 156, 139, 140, 281, 447;
dressing for, 55, 140, 188, 343, 447;
_see_ dinner-hour, fire
‘Halls,’ old Oxford, 9, 15, 110, 111, 173, 175, 252, 254, 256, 257,
364, 401, 408, 449, 450
Hamilton, ‘Single-speech,’ 121;
Sir Will., 43, 55
Hammond’s lodgings, 45
Hampden, John, 247
Hamsterley, Ralph, 7
Hare, Aug., 168
Harpesfield, Nich., 164
Harris, Rob., 337
Hart Hall, 76, 153, 334, 449-453
Harte, Will., 192
Harvey, Will., 64
Hastings, lady Eliz., 133
Hawkesworth, Will. de, 93
Hawksmoor, Nich., 228, 269
Hayne, Thos., 192
head of college, chosen only from fellows, 7, 29, 89, 134, 338;
or from fellows and ex-fellows, 92, 179, 238;
breach of this rule, 7, 30, 110, 134, 195, 243;
celibate, 8, 390, 395;
lodgings of, 155, 174, 175, 218, 228, 266, 371, 407, 444;
title of, changed, 8, 26;
kept keys of gate at night, 33, 68, 78, 285, 455;
mandate from sovereign to elect, 131, 227, 244, 248, 249;
nominated in some cases by the Chancellor of the University, 369,
370, 450;
nominated the foundationers (at Jes. Coll.), 368, 375;
_see_ Visitor
Hearne, Thos., 14, 85, 132, 228, 396
Heber, Reg., 222, 229, 262, 263
‘Heber’s tree,’ 262
Hebrew, 36, 81, 191, 366, 396, 438
‘Hell-fire club’ (Bras.), 263
hen-house, College, 144
Henry III., 3;
Hen. V., 110, 138, 212;
Hen. VI., 212, 213, 234;
Hen. VII., 80, 239;
Hen. VIII., 243, 287, 306, 312, 321;
Henry, Prince of Wales, 245
Henshaw, Hen., 194
heresy, 181
Hertford Coll., 449, 459
Heywoode, John, 415
Hickes, Geo., 200, 201
Hobbes, Thos., 458
Hodson, Frodsham, 261, 262, 270
Hody, Hum., 396
Holloway, Sir Rich., 167
Holt, Thos., 391
Hood, Paul, 199
Hooker, Rich., 288
Hooknorton school, 329
Horne, bp., 244, 334
hospitality, College, 32, 135, 144, 155, 281
Hough, John, 249
Hoveden, Rob., 219
Howell, Jas., 375;
Fran., 375
Huddesford, Geo., 341;
Will., 341
Hulme, Will., 269
‘Humanity,’ professor of, 276, 278, 286, 306
Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, 35, 243, 245, 428
hunting, 447
Hutchins, Rich., 193, 200
Hygden, John, 241, 242, 306, 308
_Ignis regentium_, 74
_informator_, 159
‘Ingoldsby,’ 266
Ingram, Jas., 304, 343-345
Jackson, Cyril, 316, 321
Jacobites, 52, 67, 85, 190, 228, 250, 362
James I., 312, 352, 404;
James II., 17, 18, 226, 249
James, Thos., 166
Jeames, Thos., 226
Jenkyns, Sir Leoline, 369, 373, 377-381;
Dr. Rich., 43, 56-58
Jesus Coll., 46, 364, 391
Jewel, John, 287
Jodrell, Sir Edw., 139
S. John Baptist Coll., 209, 347, 429, 430, 441, 444
S. John Baptist hospital, 235
Johnson, Rob., 367, 368
Johnson, Dr., 342, 384, 409, 410-413, 416-421, 424
‘jurists,’ 213
Juxon, Will., 352, 355
Keble, John, 294, 297, 299, 461, 464, 468, 469
Keble Coll., 461
Ken, bp., 83, 167, 452
Kennicott, Ben., 79, 397
Kettell, Ralph, 334-336, 432
Kettell Hall, 335, 342, 345
Kettlewell, John, 200, 201
‘key-keeper,’ College, 184
Kilby, Dr. Rich., 197;
Mr. Rich., 199
King’s College (or Hall);
_i. e._, Bras., 270;
_i. e._, Oriel, 95
kitchen-garden, College, 154
knives and forks, 52
Kratzer, Nich., 287, 306
Kymer, Gilb., 326, 451
Lancaster, Will., 132
Landon, Whittington, 445
Landor, W. S., 342
Langbaine, Gerard, 149, 432
Langlande, Will., 97
Langton, Thos., 131
Latin, 73, 82, 140, 152, 164, 229, 276, 295, 316, 317, 330, 331, 366,
427, 438, 448;
Latin to be spoken in College, 8, 26, 32, 68, 140, 259, 282, 284,
295, 331, 442
‘Latin chapel’ (Ch. Ch.), 305
Laud, Will., 61, 468, 352-360
laundress (_lotrix_), 78, 157, 188, 331
law, course for, 162;
_see_ Canon Law, Civil Law
Lawrence, Thos., 48, 49
leases, long, 119, 330, 404
_See_ fines
lectures, College, 40, 55, 73, 160, 161, 204, 238, 275-279, 295, 299,
306, 317, 331, 417, 440, 447;
University (‘ordinary’), 40, 72, 159, 160, 161
‘legists,’ 364
Leicester, 192, 193
Leicester, earl of, 111, 194-196, 430, 434
Leigh, Theoph., 51
Leland, John, 307
Levi, Philip, 191
Lewis, Will., 112, 114
Leylande, John, 130, 131
Leyndwardyn, Thos., 99
Lhwyd, Edw., 376
library,--University, 35, 38, 96, 209;
Bodleian, 36, 78, 83, 166, 228, 232, 362, 384, 387, 423, 435;
Codrington, 228;
Durham Cathedral, 325;
Wimborne Minster, 401;
of Rich. of Bury, 325;
of bp. Cobham, 95, 96;
of duke Humphrey, 35;
a College ‘lending library,’ 183;
Undergraduates’, 411
library, College, All S., 211, 215, 219, 225, 228, 343;
Ball., 32, 37, 41;
Bras., 260, 267;
Broadg. H., 401, 402, 409;
Ch. Ch., 306, 311, 343;
Corp., 284, 287, 293, 294;
Durham Coll., 37, 325, 326;
Exet., 78, 85;
Gloucester Coll., 428-430;
Glouc. H., 433, 434;
Hertf., 459;
Jes., 371, 372, 381, 387;
S. John’s, 356, 361;
Kebl., 468;
Linc., 174, 176, 183, 200;
Magd., 247;
Mert., 68, 75;
New Coll., 154;
Oriel, 96, 98, 107, 114, 120;
Pembr., 407, 409, 421;
Queen’s, 132;
Trin., 340, 342, 345;
Univ., 7, 8, 16;
Wadh., 392;
Worc., 443, 445
Liddon, H. P., 318, 468, 469
lime-walk (Trin.), 342
Linacre, Thos., 73, 273, 275
Lincoln Coll., 46, 171, 272
‘livery’ (clothing), 30, 77, 129, 141, 156, 186, 214, 220, 284
Lloyd, Sir N., 178, 226, 228
‘llyfr coch,’ 387
Locke, John, 51, 321
Lodge, Thos., 335
logic, 31, 40, 160, 190, 278, 295, 316, 317, 330, 331
Lollards, 101, 103, 147
London, John, 164, 309
lot, election by, 133
Lovelace, John ld., 395;
Rich., 432
loving-cup, 125, 158, 331
Lowe, Rob., 13
Lowth, Rob., 168
Lucar, Cyril, 47, 437
Lucy, Will., 460
Lusby, Hen., 460
Lyhert, Walt., 79, 104, 105
M.A., course for, 161, 295
Magdalen Coll., 33, 44, 110, 111, 148, 233, 275, 278, 286, 296, 457
Magd. Coll. school, 164, 237, 241, 280, 457
Magdalen Hall, 234, 439, 441, 457-459
mallard, the (All S.), 221;
“lord Mallard,” 222
manciple, 78, 188, 411, 433
mandates, Royal;
_see_ fellowship, head
Mansell, Dr. Franc., 370-372
maps of College estates, 219
Marbeck, Rog., 109
Marsh, Narcissus, 85
Marshall, Geo., 166;
Thos., 193, 200
Martyll, John, 102-104
S. Mary’s Church, 87, 88, 90, 92, 94, 95, 100, 102
S. Mary’s College, _i. e._, Benedictines, 266;
New Coll., 152;
Oriel, 88, 95
Mary Hall, S., 108, 111
Massey, John, 19
Matthews, Hen. U., 193
May-day hymn (Magd. Coll.), 239
Mayew, Rich., 237, 239, 240
Maynard, Sir John, 81, 84;
Jos., 84
Meadowcourt, Rich., 67
medicine, 16, 61, 73, 80, 162, 215, 348
Meeke, Hen., 460
menial service by students, 31, 70, 144, 192, 281, 282, 331, 455
Merchant Taylors’ school, 348, 363
‘Mercury’ (Ch. Ch.), 311
Merton Coll., 5, 24, 33, 59, 85, 87, 88, 110, 111, 128, 163, 274,
287, 391, 412
Merton, Walter de, 59
Mews, Peter, 361
Meyricke, Edm., 382
S. Michael’s church, 172, 173, 182, 188
Michel, John, 138
Middleton, John, 98
S. Mildred’s church, 172, 182
Millard, Thos., 346
mill, College, 147
Mitre Inn, 178
‘Mob Quadrangle’ (Mert.), 68
‘moderators,’ 82, 190, 433
Monmouth, duke of, 51, 66, 227, 298, 339, 396
Montgomery, Rob., 205
Moore, Ferryman, 47;
John, 415
More, Hannah, 384, 420
Moreman, John, 80
Morwent, Rob., 242, 275
muniment-room, College, 44, 75, 154, 210, 248
Muskham, Will. of, 126
Nash, beau, 384
Nevill, Geo., 38, 39, 175
‘New foundations,’ statute as to, 466
New Coll., 88, 110, 111, 150, 196, 238, 349, 451
New Inn Hall, 43, 443, 458
Newcome, Will., 415, 456
Newlyn, Rob., 291-293
Newman, cardinal, 343, 469
Newton, Rich., 452-454
Nicholas, Sir Edw., 140, 149
non-residence, 185, 229
North and South, 23, 34, 68, 93, 101, 102, 324
numbers in colleges, 46, 111, 190, 272, 280, 297, 300, 337, 346, 402,
432, 435
obits, 15, 187, 332
Oglethorpe, gen., 295;
Owen, 243, 244
Oldham, Hugh, 274
Oliver, John, 247, 248
organ, 144, 145, 218, 247, 308, 330, 346, 355, 411
organist, 307, 331, 355
Oriel Coll., 87, 300, 391;
provosts of, 122
Oriole, la, 91
Owen, Goronwy, 384
Paddy, Sir Will., 352, 353, 355
Panting, Matt., 411
Paris, 2, 25, 155, 438
Parkinson, Rob., 176, 178, 256
Parsons, John, 54, 58
patroness of a college (Queen’s), 126
Patten, Rich., Will., 233
Peckwater’s Inn, 311
Peele, Geo., 415
Pembroke Coll., 42, 46, 400
‘pensioners,’ 137
Pennyfarthing street, 407
Percy, Hen. (earl of Northumberland), 1, 2, 15
Periam, lady Eliz., 42;
John, 81
pestilence in Oxford, 32, 33, 75, 80, 91, 111, 142, 185, 219, 242,
326, 333
Petre, Sir Will., 80
_Phalaris, Epistles of_, 314, 421
Phelps, Will., 300
Philipps, Erasm., 423
Philosophies, the Three, 161, 278
philosophy, 31, 76, 191, 237, 259, 295, 325, 330, 348;
_see_ disputations
Phœnix club (Bras.), 262
picture-gallery (Ch. Ch.), 311, 320
Pierce, Thos., 248