82.  Thomas    Young,     1560 ;     Principal    of

Broadgates  Hall,  Oxford,  1542-6;  tr.
to  York,  1561.
83.  Richard  Davies  (q.v.),  1561 ;   D.D.  New

Inn  Hall,  Oxford ;  tr.  from  St.  Asaph  ;
translator  of  the  New  Testament  into
Welsh;  d.  1581.
84.  Marmaduke     Middleton,     1582;      D.D.
Oxon  ;  tr.  from  Waterford  ;  degraded,
1590;  d.  1592.
85.  Anthony    Rudd,    1594;     D.D.    Trinity

College,  Cambridge  ;  d.  1615.
86.  Richard  Milbourne,  1615 ;  tr.  to  Carlisle,

1621.
87.
88.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
100.
101.
102.
103.
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
William  Laud  (q.v.),  1621 ;  tr.  to  Bath
and  Wells,  1626.
Theophilus  Field,  1627  ;  Fellow  of  Pem-
broke Hall,  Cambridge  ;  D.D.  Oxon  ;
tr.  from  Llandaff ;  impeached  for
bribery,  1621 ;  tr.  to  Hereford,  1635.
Roger  Mainwaring,  1636 ;  D.D.  All  Souls
College,  Oxford ;  imprisoned  for  two
sermons  on  'Religion'  and  'Allegiance,'
preached  before  Charles  I.  in  1627 ;
imprisoned  by  the  Long  Parliament ;  d.
1653.
William  Lucy,  1660;    Trinity  College,
Oxford;   B.D.  Cambridge;  d.  1677.
William  Thomas,  1678  ;   D.D.  St.  John's
College,  Oxford ;    Dean  of  Worcester,
1665  ;   tr.  to  Worcester,  1683.
Laurence  Womack,  1683  ;   D.D.  Corpus
Christi  College,  Cambridge ;  d.  1686.
John   Lloyd,    1686 ;     Merton   College,
Oxford ;     Principal    of   Jesus   College,
1673;    D.D.,    1674;     Vice-Chancellor,
1682-5;  d.  1687.
Thomas  Watson,  1687  ;  D.D.  St.  John's
College,  Cambridge;  dep.  for  simony,
1699.
George  Bull,  1705.   [Cakoihste  Divines.]
Philip  Bisse,  1710;    D.D.  New  College,
Oxford  ;   tr.  to  Hereford,  1713.
Adam  Otley,  1713  ;  d.  1723.
Richard  Smallbrooke,  1724  ;  D.D.  Mag-
dalen College,  Oxford  ;  tr.  to  Lichfield,
1731.
Elias  Sydall,  1731;  tr.  to  Gloucester,  1731.
Nicholas   Claggett,    1732;     D.D.    Cam-
bridge ;   tr.  to  Exeter,  1742.
