VII. STATISTICS.

MENTIONED IN
1435	William Long, B.A.
1436	R. Marcham or Markham, M.A.
1438	Roger Grey.
1444	R. Marcham, again.
1451	William Curth or Church, M.A., d. 1461.
1461	William Braggys, M.A.
1461	William Wryxham, M.A.
1462	William Braggys, again.
1462	John Molineux, again.
In 1468 the Hall was repaired by
1469	William Sutton, M.A., who occurs also as late as 1483.
1501	Edmund Croston, M.A., who died 27th Jan., 1507/8; his brass in St. Mary’s church is engraved in Churton’s Lives of the Founders.
1503
1502	John Formby, M.A., resigned 24th Aug., 1510.
1505
1508-10
1510-12	Matthew Smyth, B.D.

ELECTED
1512		Matthew Smyth.
		(Original Fellows: John Haster, probably firstVice-Principal, John Formby, Roland Messenger, JohnLegh. Shortly after: Richard Shirwood, RichardGunston, Simon Starkey, Richard Ridge, HughCharnock, Ralph Bostock).
1547/8	Feb. 27	John Hawarden.
1564/5	Feb.	Thomas Blanchard.
1573/4	Feb. 16	Richard Harrys.
1595	Sept. 6	Alexander Nowell (Head-master of Westminster School 1543-55, Dean of St. Paul’s 1560-1602).
1595	Dec. 29	Thomas Singleton.
1614	Dec. 14	Samuel Radcliffe (ejected by the Oxford Commissioners 6th Jan., 1647. Died 26 June, 1648).
1648	July 13	Thomas Yate (ejected, but reinstated 10th Aug., 1660).
1648	April 13	Daniel Greenwood (ejected Aug. 1660).
1681	May 7	John Meare.
1710	June 2	Robert Shippen (Professor of Music in Gresham College, London, 1705-11?).
1745	Dec. 10	Francis Yarborough.
1770	May 10	William Gwyn.
1770	Sept. 4	Ralph Cawley.
1777	Sept. 14	Thomas Barker.
1785	Sept. 10	William Cleaver (Bishop of Chester 1788, Bangor 1800, St. Asaph 1806-15).
1809	June 21	Frodsham Hodson.
1822	Feb. 2	Ashurst Turner Gilbert (Bishop of Chichester, 1842-70).
1842	June 9	Richard Harington.
1853	Dec. 27	Edward Hartopp Cradock.
1886	Feb. 26	Albert Watson.
1889	Oct. 1	Charles Buller Heberden.