#William of Whittlesea#, Bishop of Rochester, 1362; of Worcester, 1364; Archbishop of Canterbury, 1368; died in 1374. #Thomas Trilleck#, succeeded in 1364; formerly Dean of St. Paul's; died in 1372. #Thomas Brinton#, appointed in 1373 by the Pope, who rejected the monk's nominee, their prior, John Hertley; a Benedictine of Norwich; had been penitentiary to the Roman see; died in 1389. #William de Bottisham#, transferred from Llandaff in 1389, the Pope rejecting John Barnet; died in 1400. #John de Bottisham#, succeeded in 1400; died in 1404; this repetition of the same surname has caused some confusion. #Richard Young#, translated from Bangor in 1404; seems not to have taken full possession of see till 1407; died in 1418. #John Kemp#, at earlier dates Keeper of Privy Seal and Chancellor of Normandy; Bishop of Rochester, 1419; of Chichester, 1421; of London, 1421; Archbishop of York, 1426; of Canterbury, 1452; Cardinal, 1439; prominent member of Beaufort party; Chancellor of England; served on several important political missions; died in 1454. #John Langdon#, appointed in 1434; a royal councillor; author of an Anglorum Chronicon; died at Basle in 1434. #Thomas Brown#, succeeded in 1435; in 1436, while still at Basle, translated by the Pope to Norwich; died in 1445. #William Wells#, Abbot of York, succeeded in 1437; died before 26 February 1444. #John Lowe#, translated from St. Asaph in 1444; English Provincial of the Order of St. Augustine; died in 1467; buried in north choir transept. #Thomas Rotheram# (or #Scott#), appointed in 1468; translated to Lincoln, 1472; Archbishop of York, 1480; died in 1500; had been Chaplain to Edward IV., Keeper of the Privy Seal, and, in 1474, Lord Chancellor. #John Alcock# succeeded in 1472; Privy Councillor, 1470-71; Lord Chancellor, 1474; first Lord President of Wales, 1476; tutor to Edward V., removed by Gloucester; under Henry VII., baptized Prince Arthur; comptroller of the royal works, and again Lord Chancellor; a great architect, works at Ely and Cambridge; translated to Worcester in 1476, to Ely in 1486; "devoted to learning and piety"; died in 1500. #John Russell#, succeeded in 1476; translated to Lincoln, 1480; died in 1494. #Edmund Audley#, Canon of York; Bishop of Rochester, 1480; of Hereford, 1492; of Salisbury, 1502; died in 1524; a legatee and executor of Henry VII. #Thomas Savage#, Canon of York, Dean of the King's Chapel at Westminster; Bishop of Rochester, 1492, of London, 1496; Archbishop of York, 1501; died in 1507. #Richard FitzJames# succeeded in 1496; translated to Chichester in 1503 and to London in 1506; died in 1522; a famous warden of Merton; Royal Almoner in 1495; did not favour Colet's efforts at reform.