Haydock, Richard, pretence of, to miraculous preaching, 305 Henry Beauclerk, 54, 69 Henry II., 55; quarrel of, with Becket, 71, 72; encouragement to literary culture given by, 72, 73 ---- III., support given to, by Oxford Dominicans, 131; struggle of, with Barons, 208 _seq._ ---- V. at Queen's College, 238 ---- VII., visit to Oxford of, 232; endowment of University by, in return for memorial service, 232; munificence of, 232; gift of, towards Magdalen bell tower, 235; obit established by, for widow of Warwick, the king-maker, 232; obit kept for, by Magdalen, 236 ---- VIII., call on University for judgment concerning divorce by, 266, 267; marriage of, declared void, 268; refusal of, to despoil the colleges, 270 Hermitage of "Our Lady in the Wall," 112 _High Street_, 149 _Holywell Manor_, 29 Hospitals and Hermitages, various, in Oxford, 112 Hostels, halls practically, 176; regulations concerning, 176 Hoton, Richard of, Prior of Durham Monastery, erection of college by, 107 _House of Converts_, foundation of, by Henry III., 109; later converted into "Blue Boar," 109; site of, occupied by modern Town Hall, 109 Houses, built of stone by Jews, and after Great Fire, 174; description of, by Wood, 175; names of, according to structure, 175 Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, acquisition by University of library of, 227, 228, 229; death of, 228; three books only of remaining in Bodleian Library, 299; loss and destruction of remaining ones, 299 Hyde, Edward, Earl of Clarendon, historian of the Great Rebellion, 329, 330 Inigo Jones, gateway of Physic Garden, designed by, 54; colonnades and garden front of S. John's by, 290; scenery of Interludes arranged by, 311 Inns, Old, 175, 176 Irishmen, statute ordering, to quit the realm, 201; exemption of Irish students from, 201; complaints against, 201 Jackson, T. G., architect, 289 James I., visit of, to Bodleian, and gift of, to Library, 301-2; visit of, to Oxford with Queen and Prince Henry, 305; letters patent to University, granted by, 307; play performed in honour of, 311 ---- II., accession of, 344; endeavour of, to transform the University into a Roman Catholic Seminary, 344 _seq._; election of President of Magdalen by, 345; visit to Oxford of, to enforce obedience from Fellows of Magdalen, 346; change of policy of, and restoration of ejected fellows by, 347 Jewry, deadly feud of, with Priory of S. Fridewide, 51, 52 Jewries, Great and Little, boundaries of, 51 Jews, protection enjoyed by, 51, 52; wealth and insolence of, 52; persecution and banishment of, 53; place of burial granted to, 53 Jousts, or tourneys, reason for forbidding, 203, 204 Jurisprudence, revival of study of, 67 Kempe, Thomas, Bishop of London, gift towards completion of Divinity School and Library from, 227, 228 _King's Mead_, 41