1661 | | John Barwick 1663 | Humfrey Henchman | 1664 | | William Sancroft* 1675 | Henry Compton | 1677 | | Edward Stillingfleet 1689 | | John Tillotson* 1691 | | William Sherlock 1707 | | Henry Godolphin 1714 | John Robinson | 1723 | Edmund Gibson | 1726 | | Francis Hare 1740 | | Joseph Butler 1748 | Thomas Sherlock | 1750 | | Thomas Secker* 1758 | | John Hume 1761 | Thomas Hayter | 1762 | Richard Osbaldeston | 1764 | Richard Terrick | 1766 | | Frederick Cornwallis* 1768 | | Thomas Newton 1777 | Robert Lowth | 1782 | | Thomas Thurlow 1787 | Beilby Porteous | George Pretyman-Tomline 1809 | John Randolph | 1813 | William Howley* | 1820 | | William Van Mildert 1826 | | Charles Richard Sumner 1827 | | Edward Coplestone 1828 | Chas. Jas. Blomfield | 1849 | | Henry Hart Milman 1856 | Archibald Campbell Tait* | 1868 | | Henry Longueville Mansel 1869 | John Jackson | 1871 | | Richard William Church 1885 | Frederick Temple* | 1891 | | ROBERT GREGORY 1896 | MANDELL CREIGHTON | --------+-----------------------------+----------------------------- As regards the earlier periods, some of the dates are only approximate, and certain names are inserted and others omitted with hesitation. APPENDIX B. COMPARATIVE SIZE OF ST. PAUL'S. AREA IN SQUARE FEET OF SOME OF THE LARGEST CHURCHES. Square Feet S. Peter's, Rome 227,000 Milan 108,277 Seville 100,000(?) Florence 84,802 _St. Paul's_ 84,311 Cologne 81,464 York 72,860 Amiens 71,208 Antwerp 70,000(?) St. Isaac's 68,845 Chartres 68,261 Rheims 67,475 Lincoln 66,900 Winchester 64,200 Paris, Notre Dame 64,108 Westminster 61,729 Canterbury 56,280 The Basilica of Constantine was 68,000 square feet. St. Paul's is not so long as Winchester, Ely, York, and Canterbury.