VIII. LINCOLN COLLEGE 171 By the REV. ANDREW CLARK, M.A. IX. ALL SOULS COLLEGE 208 By C. W. C. OMAN, M.A. X. MAGDALEN COLLEGE 233 By the REV. H. A. WILSON, M.A. XI. BRASENOSE COLLEGE 252 By FALCONER MADAN, M.A. XII. CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE 273 By the PRESIDENT OF C. C. C. XIII. CHRIST CHURCH 301 By the REV. R. ST. JOHN TYRWHITT, M.A. XIV. TRINITY COLLEGE 323 By the REV. HERBERT E. D. BLAKISTON, M.A. XV. S. JOHN BAPTIST COLLEGE 347 By the REV. W. H. HUTTON, M.A. XVI. JESUS COLLEGE 364 By the REV. LLEWELYN THOMAS, M.A. XVII. WADHAM COLLEGE 389 By J. WELLS, M.A. XVIII. PEMBROKE COLLEGE 400 By the REV. DOUGLAS MACLEANE, M.A. XIX. WORCESTER COLLEGE 425 By the REV. C. H. O. DANIEL, M.A. XX. HERTFORD COLLEGE 449 By the REV. HASTINGS RASHDALL, M.A. XXI. KEBLE COLLEGE 461 By the REV. WALTER LOCK, M.A. INDEX 471 ERRATUM. Page 427, lines 25 and 26, should read:--‘surmounted by three shields (of which two bear respectively the arms of Ramsey Abbey and St. Alban’s).’ ERRATA. p. 288, line 31, _for_ 1567 _read_ 1568 p. 298, line 4, _for_ (perhaps) _read_ (most probably) ” line 7, _for_ Miles Smith, _&c., read_ John Spenser, President of the College, and Miles Smith, Bishop of Gloucester, both amongst the translators of the Bible; I. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. BY F. C. CONYBEARE, M.A., SOMETIME FELLOW OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. The popular mind concerning the origin of University College is well exampled in the form of prayer which after the reform of religion was used in chapel on the day of the yearly College Festival, and which begins in these words-- “Merciful God and loving Father, we give Thee humble and hearty thanks for Thy great Bounty bestow’d upon us of this place by Alfred the Great, the first Founder of this House; William of Durham, the Restorer of it; Walter Skirlow, Henry Percy, Sir Simon Benet, Charles Greenwood, especial Benefactors, with others, exhibitors to the same.”[1]