Harison, Thos., a translator of the bible, 273 Harrington, 307 Sir John, 1st Ld., 105, 282 Hartley, David, 116 Harvey, Hervey, 302, 304 Gabriel, 74, 74 _n._, 256, 281, 304, (quoted), 182, Henry, v.-c., 304, Wm., 144, 253, 254 _n._, 260, 281, 304 Hastings, 297, 297 _n._ Henry earl of Huntingdon, 111, John earl of Pembroke, 27, 295, 295 _n._, Warren, 251 Hatfield, Wm. of, 104 _n._ Hatton, 203 _n._, 294 _n._, 303, 307 Sir Christopher, 309, Ric. Provost of King’s, 307 Hawkins, John, 251 Heath, Nicholas, abp., a translator of the bible, 66, 273, 273 _n._ Henrietta Maria, queen, 114 Henry I. (Beauclerk), 18 _n._, 88. Favours the town, 8, 36, 36 _n._, gives it a charter, 9, charter referred to, 5-6, 6 _n._, 13, fabled to have studied at Cambs., 36 Henry II., 151 Henry III., 6 _n._, 36, 38, 45, 51 _n._, 54, 69, 152. Sends to Cambs. for fish, 11, orders the adherents of the dauphin to leave the town, 33, 260, establishes taxors, 33, rescript quoted, 33-34, gives a charter to the university, 34, rescripts on behalf of the university, 35, 47-48, 203, quoted, 30 _n._, 34 _n._, 203, withdraws licence to found university at Northampton, 46, licence quoted, 46 _n._, visits Cambs., 113, privileges of university date from his reign 222 _n._ See _general index_ Henry IV., said to have granted stone for a chapel at King’s Hall, 5 _n._ Henry V., 37 _n._, 59, 205 _n._, 228 _n._ Intended building a college at Oxford, 101, betrayed by “Cambridge, Scroop, & Grey”, 295 Henry VI., 58 _n._, 106, 117. Favours Cambs., 37 _n._, statutes for King’s, 67, 105 _n._, 152, 153, imitates Wm. of Wykeham, 67, 101 _n._, portrait of in Pembroke, 73, coins money at Cambs., 8 _n._, invites abbot of Bury to Cambs., 16 _n._, buys & conveys ground in Cambs., 24 _n._-25 _n._, 101, founds King’s College, 100, 150, dedicates to S. Nicholas, 101, double charter of Eton & King’s, _ibid._, lays foundation stones, 101, 102, 112, his original design for King’s, 101 _n._-102 _n._, visits Cambs., 4 times 112, lodged in King’s Hall, 112, 112 _n._, founds God’s House, 117 _n._, 118, 150, bestows church lands on this & King’s, 271, Byngham’s letter to, 165 _n._, half-brother to lady Margaret’s first husband, 299 Henry VII., 118, 175 _n._, 281, 299. Favours Cambs., 37 _n._, chief builder of King’s chapel, 104, visits Cambs. 5 times, 113, accompanied by lady Margaret, 114, & by the queen, _ibid._, makes Empson High Steward, 206 _n._