_Magdalene_, Buckingham College converted into, 248; dissimilarity of original statutes of, with those of Christ's and S. John's, 251; Duke of Norfolk contributes to revenues of, 251; date of quadrangle of, 251; of chapel and library of, 251; chambers added to Monk's College for accommodation of scholars of, 252; new gateway of, 252; chapel of, "Italianised" and restored, 252; Pepysian Library of, 252; reference to same in Pepys' "Diary," 252; famous Magdalene men, 253 _Michaelhouse_, foundation of and early statutes, 97; absorption of, by Trinity, 97, 257 _Pembroke_, foundation of, 93; Countess of Pembroke, foundress of, 106, 107; charter of, 107; constitution of, 108; building of, 108, 109; remains of old buildings of, 110 _Peterhouse_, foundation of, 77; first code of statutes of, 79-81; hall of, 82-84; Fellows' parlour at, 85; Perne library at, 89, 90; building of present chapel of, 81; description of same, 92 _Queens'_, foundation of by Margaret of Anjou, 158-61; earliest extant statutes of, 161; change of name of from Queen's to Queens', 161; similarity of building of with that of Haddon Hall, 162; description of principal court of, 162, 165; Tower of Erasmus at, 165, 166; residence of Erasmus at, 165-71 _S. Catherine's Hall_, foundation of, 181; statutes of, 181; old buildings of, 181, 182; rebuilding of, 182; new chapel of, built on site of Hobson's stables, 182 _S. John's_, royal license to refound the Monastic Hospital of, 226; bequest of Lady Margaret lost to, through opposition of Court Party, 230; other revenues obtained for, by Bishop Fisher, 231; first Master of, 231; early and present buildings of, 231, 232; "Bridge of Sighs" at, 232; great gateway of, 235; old and new library of, 235, 236, 237; the Masters' gallery at, 236; lines on by Wordsworth, 237, 238; new chapel of, erected by Sir Gilbert Scott, 238, 241; famous men at, 241, 242 _Sidney_, foundation of, 265; desire of Lady Frances Sidney in the founding of, 266; Fuller's account of petition to Queen Elizabeth concerning, 275-76; granting of charter to, 276-77; original statutes of, 277; Papist master of, deposed, 278; buildings of, 278-79; poem by Giles Fletcher on, 278; old chapel of, destroyed, 279; old Fellows' garden at, 279; Royalist and Republican members of, 280; Oliver Cromwell and Thomas Fuller members of, 281; Fuller's "Child's Prayer to his Mother," and prayer at close of his history, 283 _Trinity Hall_, origin of, 174; buildings of, 175, 176; hall of, 176; chapel of, 176; beating the bounds by Fellows of, 178; old library of, 179; Garden and "Jowett's Plot" at, 180; King James's saying concerning, 209; example of change from mediæval to modern conception of learning furnished by, 253;