Some Bishops were buried neither in the Body of the Church, nor in the Choir; but in our Ladies Chappel, at the East End of the Church, built by Bishop WALTER _de_ SUTHFEILD, (in the Reign of _Henry_ III.) wherein he was buried, and Miracles said to be wrought at his Tomb, he being a Person of great Charity and Piety. Wherein also was buried Bishop SIMON _de_ WANTON, _vel_ WALTON, and Bishop _Alexander_, who had been Prior of the Convent; and also, as some think, Bishop _Roger Skerewyng_, and probably other Bishops, and Persons of Quality, whose Tombs and Monuments we now in vain enquire after in the Church. This was a handsom Chappel; and there was a fair Entrance into it out of the Church, of a considerable Height also, as may be seen by the out-side, where it adjoined unto the Wall of the Church. But being ruinous, it was, as I have heard, demolished in the Time of Dean _Gardiner_: But what became of the Tombs, Monuments, and Grave-stones, we have no Account: In this Chappel, the Bishop's Consistory, or Court, might be kept in old Time, for we find in _Fox's Martyrology_, that divers Persons accused of Heresy were examined by the Bishop, or his Chancellor, in St. _Mary's_ Chappel. This famous Bishop, _Walter de Suthfeild_, who built this Chappel, is also said to have built the Hospital not far off. Again, divers Bishops sat in this _See_, who left not their Bones in this Church; for some died not here, but at distant Places; some were translated to other Bishopricks; and some, tho' they lived and died here, were not buried in this Church. Some died at distant Places; as Bishop Richard Courtney, Chancellor of _Oxford_, and in great Favour with King _Henry_ V. by whom he was sent unto the King of _France_, to challenge his Right unto that Crown; but he dying in _France_, his Body was brought into _England_, and interr'd in _Westminster-Abbey_ among the Kings. Bishop WILLIAM BATEMAN, LL.D. born in _Norwich_, who founded _Trinity-Hall_, in _Cambridge_, and persuaded _Gonvil_ to build _Gonvil-College_, died at _Avignon_ in _France_, being sent by the King to _Rome_, and was buried in that City. Bishop WILLIAM AYERMIN died near _London_. Bishop THOMAS THIRLBY, Doctor of Law, died in Archbishop _Matthew Parker's_ House, and was buried at _Lambeth_, with this inscription: [_Hic jacet_ Thomas Thirlby, _olim Episcopus Eliensis, qui obiit 26 die Augusti, Anno Domini, 1570_.] Bishop THOMAS JANN, who was Prior of _Ely_, died at _Folkston-Abbey_, near _Dover_ in _Kent_. Some were translated unto other Bishopricks; as Bishop WILLIAM RALEGH was remov'd unto _Winchester_, by King _Henry_ III. Bishop RALPH _de_ WALPOLE was translated to _Ely_, in the time of _Edward_ I. He is said to have begun the building of the Cloister, which is esteemed the fairest in _England_.