_Jesus_, first Protestant college, foundation of, by Hugh Rees, 296; Elizabeth, nominal foundress of, 296; statutes of, 296 _King's Hall_, 125 _Lincoln_, first founding of, 146; buildings of, as planned by Bishop Fleming and finished by John Forest, Dean of Wells, 146; remodelling of foundation of, 147; famous sermon preached on behalf of, 147; valuable book brought by Robert Fleming from Italy to, 243 _Magdalen_ (S. Mary Magdalen), first foundation of, 229; statutes of, 193-194; laying foundation stone of, 229; wonderful old trees in "grove" at, 230; arrangement of buildings of, 230; "Founder's Tower" at, 230; statutes of, based on those of New College, 230, 231; visit of Edward IV. to, 231; of Richard III., 231; of Henry VII., 232; old pieces of tapestry at, 235; bell tower of, 235, 237; Wolsey's share in design of, 235; obit for Henry VII. kept by, 236; ceremony at, on May Day, 236, 237; school of, 274, 275; restoration of ejected fellows of, by James I., 347; ceremony in commemoration of, 348; refusal of, to accept President chosen by James II., 345 _seq._ _Merton_, first foundation and statutes of, 116; regulations of, 118, 119; "secondary scholars" of, 119, 120; revision of statutes of, by Walter de Merton, 120, 121; remains of old buildings of, 122; chapel of, 122, 123; quadrangles of, 123, 124; mediæval library of, 123, 124; valuable books in possession of, 124; "Mob" Quad. at, 124; "poore scholars" at, 194; buildings provided for commoners at, known as S. Swithun's, 198, 199; court held at, by Henrietta Maria, 319, 320; residence at, of Charles II.'s queen, 340 _New_, first foundation of, 220; provisions of, as drawn up by William of Wykeham, 221, 222; plan of buildings of, 223, 224; chapel windows of, 224; ecclesiastical aspect of, 224; cloisters of, converted into powder magazine, 317 _Oriel_, first foundation of, 125, 126; buildings bought for, 125 _S. John Baptist_, foundation of, by Sir Thomas White, on site of old College of S. Bernard, 108, 109, 289; munificence of Laud to, 290; buildings at, by Laud, 310; loyalty of, to King, 311; history of precious relic preserved at, 311; colonnades of, 290 _S. Mary's_, Erasmus at, 245; dissolution of and conversion of building to other purposes, 245; remains of ancient building of, 245; present house on site of, 245 _University_, earliest endowment, 78; legend of foundation of, 78, 79; lawsuit in connection with, 79, 80; _French Petition_, 79; real founder of, 80; incorporation of, 82; statutes of, 82, 83; removal of scholars of, to present abode, 83; purchases of houses made by, 83, 84; tenements acquired by, known as Great and Little University Hall, and _Cock on the Hoop_, 83, 84;