[232] 'At Malmsbury' is scored out, and the following substituted:—'In a private schoole at Westport, next to the smyth's shop as is (now, 1666) opposite to the ... (an inne).'
[233] i.e. at Leigh-de-la-mere.
[234] Anthony Ettrick, 'of Berford, co. Dorset': matric. at Trinity College in 1640, and was afterwards called at the Middle Temple.
[235] William Hawes, of Byssam, Berks, aged 16, was elected Scholar of Trinity College, Oxford, June 5, (Trinity Monday) 1640; President in 1658.
[236] Of Uxmore, Oxon, aged 15, elected Scholar of Trinity, June 4, 1640.
[237] Of Hoothorpe, Northants., elected Scholar of Trinity, June 5, 1637; Fellow, June 4, 1640; President, 1664.
[238] MS. Aubr. 6, fol. 19v.
[239] The blank is left for his official title, viz. Clarencieux King of Arms.
[240] William Aubré was elected into a Law Fellowship at All Souls in 1547.
[241] i.e. a number of the All Souls Fellowships were set aside for 'legists,' i.e. students of Civil Law.