1640. Nehemia Dod—as curate. — Henry Walker on probation till 1655, when he was nominated curate. 1658. Christopher Lee appears to have been minister, but various other names also appear in the registers till May 23rd. 1660. Thomas Wheatley then signs himself “Minister of Knightsbridge.” 1661 (Feb.). Henry Tilley. 1662 (April). Nathaniel Barker. 1663 (April). — Herring (whose name occasionally appears between 1658–60.) 1666. Robert Hodson, till October 20th. 1667. Francis Hall, licensed October 25th. 1669. Henry Herbert or Hubert, S.T.P., licensed April 26th. His signature, however, occasionally appears before this date. 1671. John Cull. 1683. — Sanby, who was minister from January 1st, 1683, to December 31st, 1685. 1686. Henry Watts, who quitted in May, 1695; strangers appear to have officiated till 1696. Thomas Bobar entered on his duties December 4th. He made way for in 1699. Philip Horneck, who officiated from March 9th to October 16th. 1699. Thomas Knaggs appointed curate October 16th; he stayed till January 10th, 1707, when Francis Jeffrey succeeded. But in February, 1708, Mr. Knaggs returned, and was minister till May 17th, 1713. 1713. Robert Hicks, to June 10th, 1719. 1719. Humphry Persehouse, who was minister forty-one years. He resigned in December, 1759, when 1760. — Bailey, chaunter of Westminster Abbey, was appointed on January 1st by the Dean and Chapter. I believe he was succeeded by the Rev. John Gamble, nominated by his father, as lessee. He died in 1811. 1811. — Harris. {65} 1822. J. G. Foyster, M.A. of Queen’s College, Cambridge. He published a volume of sermons preached here. In 1832, Lord Brougham gave him the rectory of St. Clement’s, Hastings, on which he quitted Knightsbridge. He died there May 17th, 1855. 1832. John Martin, who shortly resigned, and was succeeded by the Rev. Hibbert Binney, D.C.L., the late minister, who, since June, 1838 (when he was appointed rector of Newbury), left the chapel to the ministry of the Rev. John Wilson, now D.D., and the present incumbent. Dr. Binney died June 6th, 1857. Among assistant ministers here have been the Rev. Alexander Cleeve, author of several devotional works, who died September 23rd, 1805; the Rev. H. J. Symons, LL.D., who read the burial service over Sir John Moore at Corunna. He gained the notice of the Duke of York in this pulpit, and quitted it for the Peninsula with a regiment, to which he was chaplain.