1648 July 13 Thomas Yate (ejected, but reinstated 10th Aug., 1660). 1648 April 13 Daniel Greenwood (ejected Aug. 1660). 1681 May 7 John Meare. 1710 June 2 Robert Shippen (Professor of Music in Gresham College, London, 1705-11?). 1745 Dec. 10 Francis Yarborough. 1770 May 10 William Gwyn. 1770 Sept. 4 Ralph Cawley. 1777 Sept. 14 Thomas Barker. 1785 Sept. 10 William Cleaver (Bishop of Chester 1788, Bangor 1800, St. Asaph 1806-15). 1809 June 21 Frodsham Hodson. 1822 Feb. 2 Ashurst Turner Gilbert (Bishop of Chichester, 1842-70). 1842 June 9 Richard Harington. 1853 Dec. 27 Edward Hartopp Cradock. 1886 Feb. 26 Albert Watson. 1889 Oct. 1 Charles Buller Heberden. VIII. NOTANDA. Proverb: _Testons are gone to Oxford to study in Brazen Nose_, when Henry VIII. debased the coinage. Census in Aug. 1552: Principal, 8 M.A.’s, 12 B.A.’s, 49 who had not taken a degree, including the steward and cook; in all 70 in residence. Census in 1565/6: Principal, 31 graduates, 57 undergraduate scholars and commoners, 8 poor scholars, 5 matriculated servants: in all 102 names on the books. Census in 1612: Principal, 21 Fellows, 29 scholars, 145 commoners, 17 poor scholars, 14 batellers and matriculated servants: in all 227 members in residence. Revenue £600 a year. (Principalship £80.) Plate presented to the King, January 1642/3, by the College, 121_lb._ 2_oz._ 15_d._ A scheme of amalgamation with Lincoln College was proposed in Oct. 1877, and on March 22, 1878, there was a meeting of both governing bodies in Brasenose Common Room; but by the end of that year the plan had come to nothing, partly owing to a vigorous pamphlet by H. E. P. Platt, Fellow of Lincoln. XII. CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE. BY T. FOWLER, D.D., F.S.A., PRESIDENT OF CORPUS.