Richard Corbet (1632) was translated from Oxford. Of him it was said "he was a distinguished wit in an age of wits, and a liberal man amongst a race of intolerant partisans."
Matthew Wren (1635-38); translated to Ely in 1638.
Richard Montague (1638-41); translated from Chichester.
Joseph Hall (1641-56); translated from Exeter. We have quoted in the notes on nave from his "Hard Measure."
Antony Sparrow (1676-85); translated from Exeter. He was the author of a "Rationale upon the Book of Common Prayer," 1657.
William Lloyd (1685-91); translated from Llandaff to Peterborough, and from thence to Norwich. He was deposed in 1690 for refusing to take the oath of allegiance to William III.
John Moore (1691-1707); translated to Ely in 1707.
Charles Trimmell (1708-1721); translated to Winchester in 1721.
Thomas Green (1721-23); translated to Ely 1723.