|Sturbridge, Cambridgeshire |St. Mary Magdalene |Very early. | |Tannington, Kent |St. James |Before 1189. | |Taunton, Somersetshire. | | | |Tavistock, Devonshire |St. Mary Magdalene. | | |Tenby, Pembrokeshire |St. Mary Magdalene. | | |Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire | | | |Thetford, Norfolk |St. John |Time of Edward I. | | ” ” |St. Margaret |About 1390. | |Towcester, Northhamptonshire |St. Leonard |About 1200. | |Walsingham, Norfolk | | | |Warwick |St. Michael |Time of Henry I. | | | | or Stephen. | |Wycomb, Buckinghamshire |St. Margaret and St. | | | | Giles. | | |Yarmouth, Norfolk |Outside North Gate |Before 1314. | |York, Yorkshire |St. Nicholas |About 1110. | +-----------------------------+-------------------------+-------------------+ APPENDIX. ADDITIONAL NOTES BY JOSEPH ROBERTSON, LL.D. LEPER HOSPITAL OF GLASGOW. Sir James Simpson’s Paper, Part I. p. 10.—“In 1350, in the reign of David II., the Lady of Lochow, daughter of Robert, Duke of Albany, erected a leper hospital at the Gorbals of Glasgow, near the old bridge.—(Gibson’s _Hist. of Glasg._ p. 52; Cleland’s _Glasg._ vol. i. p. 68.)” There is some mistake here. If the leper hospital was founded by the Lady of Lochow, daughter of the Duke of Albany, it must have been a hundred years after 1350. The dukedom of Albany was not created until 1378, and the first daughter of that house who married a Knight of Lochow was Marjory, the wife of Sir Duncan Campbell, who died in 1453.