As of Bishop JOHANNES _de_ GRAY, who, as it is delivered, was interr'd in this Church, was a Favourite of King _John_, and sent by him to the Pope: He was also Lord Deputy of _Ireland_, and a Person of great Reputation, and built _Gaywood Hall_ by _Lynn_. As also of Bishop ROGER SKEREWYNG, in whose Time happened that bloody Contention between the Monks and Citizens, begun at a Fair kept before the Gate, when the Church was fir'd: To compose which King _Henry_ III. came to _Norwich_, and _William de Brunham_, Prior, was much to blame. See _Holingshead, etc._ Or, of Bishop WILLIAM MIDDLETON, who succeeded him, and was buried in this Church; in whose Time the Church that was burnt while _Skerewyng_ sat was repair'd and consecrated, in the Presence of King _Edward_ I. Or, of Bishop JOHN SALMON, sometime Lord Chancellor of _England_, who died 1325, and was here interr'd, his Works were noble. He built the great Hall in the Bishop's Palace; the Bishop's long Chappel on the East-side of the Palace, which was no ordinary Fabrick; and a strong handsom Chappel at the West End of the Church, and appointed four Priests for the daily Service therein: Unto which great Works he was the better enabled, by obtaining a Grant of the first Fruits from Pope _Clement_. Or, of Bishop THOMAS PERCY, Brother to the Earl of _Northumberland_, in the reign of _Richard_ II. who gave unto a Chantry the Lands about _Carlton_, _Kimberly_, and _Wicklewood_; in whose Time the Steeple and Belfry were blown down, and rebuilt by him, and a Contribution from the Clergy. Or, of Bishop ANTHONY _de_ BECK, a Person of an unquiet Spirit, very much hated, and poison'd by his Servants. Or likewise, of Bishop THOMAS BROWNE, who being Bishop of _Rochester_, was chosen Bishop of _Norwich_, while he was at the Council of _Basil_, in the reign of King _Henry_ VI. was a strenuous Assertor of the Rights of the Church against the Citizens. Or, of Bishop WILLIAM RUGGE, in whose last Year happen'd _Kett's_ Rebellion, in the Reign of _Edward_ VI. I find his Name, _Guil. Norwicensis_, among the Bishops, who subscribed unto a Declaration against the Pope's Supremacy, in the Time of _Henry_ VIII. Or, of Bishop JOHN HOPTON, who was Bishop in the Time of Queen _Mary_, and died the same Year with her. He is often mentioned, together with his Chancellor _Dunning_, by _John Fox_ in his Martyrology. Or lastly, of Bishop WILLIAM REDMAN, of _Trinity College_ in _Cambridge_, who was Archdeacon of _Canterbury_. His Arms are upon a Board on the North-side of the Choir, near to the Pulpit. Of the four Bishops in Queen _Elizabeth's_ Reign, _Parkhurst_, _Freake_, _Scamler_ and _Redman_, Sir _John Harrington_, in his _History of the Bishops_ in her Time, writeth thus; _For the four Bishops in the Queen's Days, they liv'd as Bishops should do, and were not Warriours like Bishop_ Spencer, _their Predecessor_.