[130] The others were Bondgate Bridge (over the Skell), Bishopton Bridge (over the Laver), Hewick Bridge (over the Ure below the town), the Archer-bridge, and the 'Esgel-bridge.' The position of the two last is uncertain, and the rest have long been rebuilt. Bishopton Bridge had a chapel upon it with which was connected a hermit. In the middle ages the bridges were under the charge of the Archbishop. They were often the recipients of bequests, but were themselves made to contribute to the Common Fund of the Collegiate Church, by means of money-boxes which were placed upon them. APPENDIX. ABBOTS OF THE SAXON MONASTERY. ST. EATA _c._ 657-661. ST. WILFRID 661-709. TATBERHT 709. BOTWINE died 786. ALBERHT 786-787. SIGRED 787. UILDEN OR WILDENG ? CANONS OF STANWICK IN THE MEDIAEVAL COLLEGIATE CHURCH.[131] Geoffrey de Bockland _circa_ 1226. Laurence de Topcliffe _circa_ 1230. Eadmund de Maundevill resigned 1279. Anthony Beck[132] 1279. Roger Swayne _c._ 1285-_c._ 1311. Richard de Henney 1311-_c._ 1315. William de Seton 1316-_c._ 1320. Thomas de Cave 1320-_c._ 1322. Robert de Rypon 1322-_c._ 1333. Peter de Wetwang 1333. John de Crakhall _c._ 1344-_c._ 1378. John de Seggefield 1378-1384. John de Middleton 1384-1397. John de Dene[133] 1397-_c._ 1435. Simon Alcock 1435-_c._ 1436. Richard Morton 1436-? 1447. John Clere ? 1447-1478. Robert Symson 1479-1481. Thomas Bakehouse 1481-_c._ 1521. Richard Dean _c._ 1535-_c._ 1545. Christopher Seale _c._ 1545-? 1547. DEANS OF KING JAMES I.'S FOUNDATION.