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]
Piers Plowman, [97]
pilgrimage to All Souls, [213], [214]
Pincke, Rob., [165]
Pits, John, [164]
Pitt, William, [341]
‘pittances,’ [92], [100], [187]
plague;
see [pestilence]
plate, College, given by founders, [89], [114], [125], [218], [328], [330], [337], [394];
entrance, [40];
communion, [16], [48], [218], [267], [330], [337], [394], [411];
‘borrowed’ by Charles I., [16], [48], [64], [82], [114], [147], [218], [224], [272], [337], [359], [374], [392], [413];
extant, [89], [114], [125], [218], [248], [341], [387], [395], [414], [460]
plays, [145], [312], [353], [356], [432]
Plot, Rob., [12]
Pococke, Edw., [298], [458]
poet-laureate (Trin.), [342]
Pole, cardinal, [194], [286], [331]
‘Pompey’ (Ball.), [44]
‘poor scholars,’ [46], [112], [144], [223], [235], [246], [272], [433], [461-463]
Pope, Sir Thos., [323], [327-333], [342]
port, [204], [205], [263], [421]
‘poser’ (New Coll.), [168]
postmaster (portionista), [69]
Potenger, John, [294]
Potter, Hannibal, [337];
John, [61], [201], [411]
Powell, Edw., [108];
Griff., [370];
Vav., [376]
Prasalendius, F., [439]
prayers for founders and benefactors, [1], [2], [9], [15], [25], [75], [154], [155], [173], [181], [283], [331]
Price, Hugo, [365], [366]
Prideaux, John, [79], [81], [458]
‘privilege’ of New Coll., [162], [168]
processions, All S., [221], [222];
Linc., [182];
New Coll., [154]
‘proctors,’ of Univ., [7];
of Ball., [25], [26]
proverb referring to All S., [231];
Bras., [272];
Broadg. H., [401];
Linc., [202];
New Coll., [167]
pueri eleemosynarii, [129]
punishments, [76], [284], [285], [296], [440];
viz., taking off commons, [76], [157], [276], [277], [282], [284], [292], [293], [332], [358];
eating alone, [26], [284];
fine, [9], [32], [33], [41], [52], [328];
flogging, [32], [33], [157], [184], [284], [332];
impositions, [83], [284], [293], [332];
sconcing, [9], [446];
register of, [282], [285], [292], [296]
Pusey, E. B., [318]
Pym, John, [410], [415], [424], [432]
Quadrangle, open, [444];
typical College, [153], [306]
Queen’s Coll., [32-34], [44], [111], [124], [152], [296], [333]
‘Queen’s gold,’ [80]
‘Queen’s room’ (Mert.), [64]
Radcliffe, Ant., [311];
John, [16], [21], [179], [200], [201]
Radford, John, [193], [206]
Raleigh, Sir Walt., [111], [220], [393]
Rawlinson, Rich., [362]
rebus, [39], [176], [427]
Red Book of Hergest, [387]
Reformation, [16], [63], [80], [108], [147], [164], [190], [194], [216], [242-245], [290], [351]
regency, regent masters, [72], [161], [279]
register, College, [62], [106], [194], [196], [358], [430], [443]
Renaissance, [35], [80], [163], [215], [275], [277]
reredos, All S., [210], [211], [218], [225], [228];
Ch. Ch., [319]
residence, conditions of, [32], [77], [108], [142], [185], [214], [229], [279], [332], [363]
‘Restoration cup’ (Magd.), [248]
Revival of Learning;
see [Renaissance]
Reynolds, John, [289], [291]
Richard III., [237]
Roberts, Mich., [375]
Robertson, F. W., [266], [267]
Robinson, Hen., [131], [132];
John, [116], [119]
Robsart, Amy, [430]
Rochester, John, earl of, [395]
room-rents, [8], [137], [186], [433], [456]
rooms, College, arrangement of, [46], [48], [68], [145], [157], [186], [214], [281], [440]
Roswell, John, [294]
Rote, John, [103]
Rotheram, archbp., [176], [180], [187];
Sir T., [198]
Rous, Fran., [409]
Routh, Mart. J., [52], [250]
rowing, [54], [264], [414]
Royal Society, [340], [394]
Rupert, prince, [246], [356]
Ruskin, John, [319]
Rustat, Toby, [361]
Rygge, Rob., [77]
Sacheverell, Hen., [249]
sailing, [56], [343]
saints, patron, of Colleges, Ball., [27];
Bras., [266], [270];
Ch. Ch., [302];
Magd., [234];
Oriel, [114];
Univ., [12]
Sampson, Hen., [104], [106], [123]
Sanderson, Rob., [191], [198], [314]
Sandwich, [191], [193]
Saunders, Nich., [164]
Savage, Hen., [24], [49], [406]
Say, Rob., [116], [117]
scholars, i. e., fellows, [27], [31], [77], [89], [128], [153]
scholarships (including exhibitions), as distinct from fellowships, [16], [31], [40-42], [69], [105], [159], [169], [191], [203], [237], [269], [280], [329], [333], [366], [440];
to be chosen by preference from choristers, [281];
nominated by individual fellows, [56], [69];
founder’s kin, [391], [445];
limited to dioceses and counties, [41], [86], [120], [237], [330], [369], [382], [391];
limited to particular schools, [42], [133], [191], [330], [348], [382], [403], [405], [440];
see [fellowship]
scholastici, [31], [40]
‘sconcing;’
see [punishments]
Scotland, Scots, [42], [43], [136], [393], [435]
Scroggs, Sir Will., [116]
‘scrutiny,’ College, [70], [89], [143], [160], [332]
seal, College, [89], [135], [270]
Selden, John, [83], [452]
servants, College, [188], [280], [331], [443]
serviens (at Queen’s), [129]
servitors, [40], [190], [455]
Shaftesbury, Ant., earl of, [51], [81]
Sheldon, Gilb., [223-225], [380]
Shenstone, Will., [420], [421]
Sherwine, Ralph, [80]
Shirley, W. W., [463], [468]
Shuttleworth, bp., [166]
singing, [31], [74], [141], [158], [231], [283]
Skirlaw, bp. Walt., [1], [2], [15], [326]
Slythurst, Thos., [330], [333], [334]
Smith (Smyth), Adam, [43], [52];
John, [109];
Jos., [133];
Matt., [257], [258], [271];
Rich., [63], [307];
Sydney, [168];
Thos., [147], [249];
bp. Will., [105], [178], [187], [255], [267-271];
Mr. Will., [1], [6], [12], [14], [20]
smoking, [57], [58], [421], [447]
Snell, John, [42]
socius = fellow, [128], [159]
‘sojourners,’ [189]
Somerville, Sir Phil., [28]
sophista, [141], [278]
South;
see [North]
Southey, Robert, [53]
Stamford, [253], [254]
Stanley, A. P., [13]
Stanton-Harcourt, [219]
Stapeldon Hall, [76], [87], [451]
Stapeldon, Walt. de, [76], [451]
Statutes, to be read in College meeting, [143], [332], [448]
Staunton, Edm., [291], [292]
S. Stephen’s Hall, [76], [78]
steward, College, [246], [281], [433]
Sunday pence, [173]
Sutton, Rich., [255], [267-270]
Swift, Jon., [459]
swimming, [54]
Sydenham, Thos., [225], [458]
Symons, Ben., [398]
tabard, [129], [130]
taberdar (Queen’s), [129]
Tackley’s Inn, [83], [90]
Tait, archbp., [43]
Talbot, E. S., [465], [468], [470]
Tanner, Thos., [148], [226]
tapestry, [86], [240]
Tatham, Edw., [134], [193], [201]
Taylor, Jeremy, [223];
Jos., [348]
tertiavit, [66]
Tesdale, Thos.;
see [Tisdall]
Thelwall, Sir Eub., [368-371]
theology, [7], [27], [28], [60], [89], [90], [125], [141], [160], [172], [173], [181], [238], [259], [277], [330], [348], [355], [366]
Tiptoft, John, [36], [38]
Tisdall, Thos., [42], [403], [406]
Tolson, John, [113], [114]
Tom, great, Ch. Ch., [307], [310]
tonsor;
see [barber]
Torpids, the, [264], [414]
Tractarian movement, [85], [122], [166], [344]
Traps, Joan, [191]
Tregury, Mich. de, [79]
Trelawney, Jon., [84]
Tresham, Will., [63]
Tresilian, Rob., [79]
Trinity Coll., [45], [323], [349]
Tristrop, John, [175]
truckle-bed, [70], [281]
trumpet (Queen’s), [139], [140]
‘tucking,’ [81]
Tudors, [80], [368]
‘tumblers,’ [414]
Turner, Fran., [167];
Pet., [64], [66];
Will., [109]
tutors, College, [54], [73], [141], [157], [159], [191], [300], [440], [455];
undergraduates assigned to, [34], [284];
private, [19], [137], [260], [334], [396]
Twyne, Brian, [298]
Tyndall, Will., [457]
Underhill, Edm., [197];
John, [190], [196]
Universitas, [252]
University Coll., [1], [46], [87], [113], [391]
Usher, archbp., [82], [376]
‘variations’ (Mert.), [71]
Vaughan, Hen., [376];
Tho., [376]
vestura, [129], [186]
vine, the, of Linc. Coll., [176], [177]
Visitations by archbp. of Cant., [79], [101]
Visitation of University and Colleges by Royal Commissioners: Henry VIII.’s, [108], [147], [242];
Edward VI.’s, [36], [37], [176], [194], [218], [243], [402];
queen Mary’s (cardinal Pole’s), [194];
queen Elizabeth’s, [110], [194], [290], [334];
Commonwealth (Parl. Vis.), [49], [65], [115], [148], [166], [180], [199], [224], [247], [260], [291], [313], [337], [359], [394];
Charles II.’s, [136], [148], [167], [199]
visiting undergraduates’ rooms, [52], [82], [419]
Visitor of a college named by founder, [60], [78], [236], [390], [404];
or by benefactor, [28];
changed, cp. [11] with [14], [28] with [30] and [40], [90] with [119];
at Ball. elected by College itself, [30];
at Linc. is patron of a fellowship, [178];
sanctions changes of statutes, [56];
issues ordinances which have force of statutes, [60], [67], [216];
in case of lapse nominates head, [93];
or fellows, [118], [126];
decides appeals, [137], [168], [201];
expels head, [21], [84];
or fellows, [290];
record of formal visitations, [107], [240], [244] (bis)
Vitelli, Corn., [80], [164]
Vives, Ludov., [286], [306]
Wadham Coll., [85], [113], [306], [389], [430]
Wadham, Dorothy, [389], [430];
Nich., [298], [389], [430]
Walker, Obad., [12], [14], [17-21]
Waller, Will., [458]
Wallis, John, [51]
Walsingham, Sir Fran., [196];
Tho., [429]
Ward, Rob., [63];
Seth, [338], [375], [395];
W. G., [57], [398]
Warham, Will., [164]
Warner, Dr. John, [216];
bp. John, [42], [247], [435]
Warton, Tho., [341], [342]
Waynflete, Will. of, [233-239]
Welsh students, [339], [365];
Welsh writers, [376], [384], [385]
Wesley, John, [182], [191], [201]
Westbury, Rich. ld., [398]
‘wet night,’ a, [204]
Whear, Deg., [431]
Whethamstead, John, [428]
Whigs, [67], [85], [132], [167], [362], [396]
whip, Linc. Coll., [184]
White Hall, [364], [365]
White, ‘Century,’ [376];
Gilb., [121];
Sir Thos., [327], [348-350], [429], [430]
Whitfield, Geo., [410], [422];
Hen., [143]
Wightwick, Rich., [403]
Wilkins, John, [394], [395], [458]
Wilkinson, Hen., [458];
John, [247], [458]
Williams, archbp., [182], [198]
Williamson, Sir Jos., [140], [149]
Wills, John, [397]
Winchester Coll., [152];
S. Swithin’s priory, [274]
Windsor, Miles, [298]
Wolsey, cardinal, [241], [287], [304], [305], [321], [412]
Wood, Ant., [11], [14], [165], [340], [373]
Woodhead, Abr., [17]
Woodroffe, Ben., [436-438]
Worcester Coll., [274], [425], [442]
Wotton, Edw., [286];
Sir Hen., [169], [452]
Wren, Sir Chr., [225], [266], [310], [340], [395], [444]
Wright, Walt., [326]
Wycliffe, John, [27], [33], [62], [101], [102], [138], [147], [163]
Wykeham, Will. of, [150-152]
Wylliot, John, [69], [93]
Wytenham, John, [163]
Yate, Thos., [260], [270], [272]
Yeldard, Arth., [330], [333], [334]

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