Mr. Thomas Harrison, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Mr. Roger Andrews.[160] Mr. Robert Spalding,[161] Fellow of St. John’s College, Cambridge. Mr. Andrew Byng, Fellow of Peter House. FIRST OXFORD COMPANY. Dr. John Harding, Regius Professor of Hebrew, and President of Magdalen. Dr. John Rainolds, President of Corpus Christi College. Dr. Thomas Holland,[162] Regius Professor of Divinity. Dr. Richard Kilbye, Rector of Lincoln College, Oxford. Dr. Miles Smith,[163] Brasenose College, Oxford. Dr. Richard Brett, Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford. Mr. Richard Fairclough, Fellow of New College, Oxford. THE SECOND CAMBRIDGE COMPANY. Dr. John Duport, Master of Jesus College. Dr. William Branthwaite, Master of Caius College. Dr. Jeremiah Radcliffe, Fellow of Trinity College. Mr. Samuel Ward, Fellow of Emmanuel College.[164] Mr. Andrew Downes, Regius Professor of Greek. Mr. John Bois, Fellow of St. John’s, and Rector of Boxworth. Mr. Ward, Fellow of King’s College.[165] THE SECOND OXFORD COMPANY. Dr. Thomas Ravis, Dean of Christ Church.[166] Dr. George Abbot, Dean of Winchester.[167] Dr. Richard Eedes, Dean of Worcester.[168] Dr. Giles Thomson, Dean of Windsor. Mr. Henry Saville,[169] Warden of Merton and Provost of Eton. Dr. John Perin, Fellow of St. John’s College. [Dr. Ralph Ravens, Fellow of St. John’s College.] Dr. John Harmer, Regius Professor of Greek. To these, Wood, who does not mention the names of either Eedes or Ravens, in the list given in his _History of the University of Oxford_, adds the following two; they were probably appointed to take the places of some removed by death: Dr. John Aglionby,[170] Principal of Edmunds Hall. Dr. Leonard Hutten,[171] Canon of Christ Church. THE SECOND WESTMINSTER COMPANY. Dr. William Barlow, Dean of Chester. Dr. Hutchinson. (?) Dr. John Spenser, Chaplain to King James.[172] Mr. Roger Fenton, Pembroke Hall, Oxford. [Mr. Michael Rabbett, Rector of St. Vedast, Foster Lane.] [Mr. Thomas Sanderson, Rector of All Hallows.] Mr. William Dakins, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. NOTE TO PAGE 117. DEAN STANLEY (_Historical Memorials of Westminster Abbey_, p. 440) states generally that the Assembly of Divines removed from Henry VII.’s Chapel to the Jerusalem Chamber at the end of September. The exact date is, as stated in the text, October 2nd. In the Minutes of the Sessions of the Assembly, preserved in Dr. Williams’s Library, there occurs at the close of the sixty-fifth session the entry, “Adjourned to the Hierusalem Chamber on Monday, at ten o’clock,” and the following session, the sixty-sixth, is dated Monday, October 2nd. The permission to adjourn to the Jerusalem Chamber from Henry VII.’s Chapel, “on account of the coldness of the said chapel,” was granted by Parliament on September 21st, 1643. INDEX.