fortune left to, by Dr John Radcliffe, 84, 85 _Wadham_, foundation of, by Nicholas Wadham, 306; Somersetshire men employed as builders on, 306; style of building of, 306 _Worcester_, Gloucester Hall, afterwards S. John Baptist Hall, refounded as, 106; hall, library and chapel of, 106; beautiful gardens of, 106 Colleges and chantries made over to the King by Parliament, 271, 272 _Commons and battels_, explanation of terms of, 176 _Commoners_, explanation of term of, 193; increase in number of, 193 _seq._; system of, first definitely recognised, 193-194 Congregation House, old, 158 _seq._; University library first lodged there, 159; description of scene in, on appointment of new guardians of "chests," 160-162 Convocation, or Great Congregation, held in chancel of S. Mary's, 160 Convocation House, building of, by Laud, 310 Constantinople, fall of, 240 Crafts and Guilds, market stands appointed to different, 58, 59 Cranmer, Archbishop, imprisonment and martyrdom of, 284-287; portrait of, 287 Cromwell, Thomas, Vicar-general of England, 268, 269 Cromwell, Oliver, appearance of, near Oxford, 327; defeat of Northampton by, 327; of Sir Henry Vaughan by, 327; surrender of Cavaliers at Bletchington House to, 327; visit to Oxford of, to watch progress of Reformation, 334 _Crown Inn_, old, 24 Danes, massacre of, 9; ravages of, 10, 25 Davenant, John, 24 ---- Sir William, Shakespeare sponsor to, 24 _De haeretico Comburendo_, 140 Divinity, decline of study of, after Restoration, 336 Divinity School, and Library, erection of, 226, 227; gifts towards, from Cardinal Beaufort and Thomas Kempe, Bishop of London, 226, 227, 228 Divinity Schools, Parliament sitting at, 320 D'Oigli, Robert, remains of castle of, 25; possession of Oxford by, 28; houses owned by, 29; restoring of fortifications by, 30; description of, 32; marriage of, 33; Castle of Oxford built by, 33; S. Michael's Tower built by, 39; story of conversion of, 40, 41; churches founded by, 41, 42; landmarks left of time of, 46; death of, and successor to, 46 D'Oigli, Robert, nephew of above, 46; story of wife of, 46, 47 Dress, regulations for, of different members of the University, 191, 192, 193 _Drogheda Hall_, 81 Drunkenness, rise of, 305; increase of, 306 Dudley, Robert, Earl of Leicester, reforms instituted by, as Chancellor, 294, 295 Dumas, highwayman, execution of, at Oxford, 354 _Durham Hall_, 106-108; dissolution of, by Henry VIII., 108 Durham Monastery, students sent to Oxford from, 107 Edmund, King, death of, 26, 27 Edmund, Earl of Cornwall, Abbey of Regulars founded by, 108 Edward II., share of Oxford in deposition of, 211 Edward IV., visit of, to Magdalen, 231 Eglesfield, Robert, foundation of Queen's by, 218, 219; statutes drawn up by, 219