Campion, Edmund, Jesuit poet, funeral sermon of founder of S. John's preached by, 289 _Canditch_, origin of name, 31 Canterbury, early school of literature at, 69 Carfax, origin of name, 23, 24 ---- Tower, 149 Cathedral (see also under S. Frideswide) ---- Lady Chapel of, 7, 8, 9 ---- portions of, remains of S. Frideswide's, 9 ---- restoration of parts of, by Sir Gilbert Scott, 12 Cathedral, Latin Chapel of, 8, 9 ---- Chapter-house of, 12 ---- spire of, 12, 15 Catholic reaction, the, 276 _seq._; two colleges due to, 288; decrease of, after Cranmer's death, 288 _Cat Street_, now S. Catherine's, 225 Caxton, press set up in Westminster by, 241 Champeaux, William of, 68 Chancellor, jurisdiction of, 163 _seq._; extension of jurisdiction of, 167-169; jurisdiction of, supreme over certain classes, 170; penalties imposed by, 170, 171; office of, made permanent and non-resident, 171 Chancellor's Court, as held in mediæval times, 162, 163 ---- cases brought before, 163, 164, 165 Chancellorship, first mention of, 76 Charles I., entertainment of, at S. John's, 311; portrait of, 311; plays performed in honour of, 311; court held by, at Oxford, 319 _seq._; return to Oxford of, after failing to take Gloucester, 323; desertion of, by his supporters, 324; serious position of, 324; rejection of advice to surrender by, 324; disposition of army of, 325, 326; unsuccessful move of, against Abingdon, 325; escape from Oxford of, 326; successes against Essex of, 326; defeat of, at Newbury, 326; retirement of, to Oxford, 326; escape in disguise from Oxford of, 328; handing over of, by the Scots, 329; order to Oxford to surrender sent from, 329 Charles II., keen interest in chemistry taken by, 336; conferring of title on Royal Society by, 336; refuge in Oxford from plague taken by, 340; Parliament convened by, at, 341; victory of, over Exclusionist party, 341 Chichele, Archbishop, colleges founded by, 108, 109, 224, 225 ---- prosecution of war with France by, 225 _Chests_, kept in old Congregation House, 159; ceremony in connection with, 160-162 Church property, seizure of, by Wolsey, 260, 261