Colleges-- _Caius._ See _Gonville Hall_ _Christ's_, foundation of, 210, 215; _God's House_, taken as basis of, 215; Royal Charter of, 216; description of buildings of, 217, 218; hall of, rebuilt by Sir Gilbert Scott, 219; windows of, 219, 220; scholars of, lodged in the _Brazen George_, 220; _Rat's Hall_, erection of, 220; further buildings of, erected by Inigo Jones, 220; "re-beautifying the Chappell" of, 220, 221; John Milton and Charles Darwin members of, 221, 223; other distinguished members of, 223, 224 _Clare._ See _University Hall_ _Corpus Christi_, foundation of, 121, 127; building of, 126, 127; royal benefactors of, 128; distinguished men belonging to, 128, 129; library given by Matthew Parker to, 128; description of old buildings of, 129; new library of, 130; attack on, by townspeople, 132, 133 _Emmanuel_, foundation of, 265; design of Sir W. Mildmay in founding, 265; charter of, granted by Queen Elizabeth, 268; land and buildings of the Black Friars purchased for site of, 268; buildings of, erected, 269; offence given by the Puritanical observances of, 269; statement drawn up concerning the same, 270-71; tenure of fellowships at, 271-272; revision of terms concerning, 272; masters of other colleges elected from, 273; John Harvard, a graduate of, 274 _Gonville Hall_, first foundation of, 110; removal of, 111; statutes of, 111, 112; old buildings of, 112; bequest by John Household to, 112; strong support of reformed opinions at, 113; second foundation by John Caius, 114; architectural additions made by, 114; famous three gates designed by, 114-19 _Jesus_, foundation of, 180; number of society of at first, 187; grammar-school incorporated with, 187, 189; nunnery of S. Rhadegund converted into buildings of, 189, 190, 199, 200; "the chimney" at, 200; the chapel of, 201-203; constitution of, 203, 204; failure of plan for incorporating school with, 204; Cranmer and other famous men at, 204, 207, 208; King James's saying regarding, 209 _King's_, foundation of by Henry VI., 142; confiscation of alien priories for endowment of, 143; provision concerning the transference of Eton scholars to, 144; first site of, 144; description of old buildings of, 144; incorporation of, in new buildings of university library, 114; old gateway of, 145; ampler site obtained for, 146, 147; chapel of, 147-50; work in connection with stopped, 150; renewed, 151; windows of, 151, 152; screen and rood-loft, 153; further buildings of, 153, 154; Pope's bull granting independence of, 154; distinguished men belonging to, 157, 158; King James's saying regarding, 209 _King's Hall_, first establishment of, 97, 98; absorption of by Trinity, 97, 257; picture of collegiate life given in statutes of, 98, 99