S. S. S. (2).

_King's College Chapel Windows_ (Vol. v., p 276.).--See Blomefield's

_History of Norfolk_, vol. i. p. 406., and vol. ii. p. 388. At the

latter reference, under the head of Richard Nykke or Nix, Bishop of

Norwich, 1500, occurs this passage: "This bishop incurred a premunire

for extending his jurisdiction over the Mayor of Thetford, and was fined

for it. With part of the fine, it is said, the beautiful windows in

King's College Chapel, Cambridge, were purchased." The statement is

given at greater length at the first of the above-quoted references. I

never heard of the story before I met with it in Blomefield.

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