Arg. a Bend, Az. charged with Anulets, Or. Az. a Book opened between 3 Crowns, Or.-Alicia, Dau. of W. Walwyn. Gul. a Chev. Az. between 3 Stag's Heads, Az. Imp. Gul. a Bend charged with a Lion Rampant, Vert. Third, Or, 2 Strings of Beads, Gul. Fourth, a Bar, Gul. Az. and Gul. 3 Cheverons counter-changed, a Fess, with a Mitre. CHARITIES. John Tolderway, in 1682, gave to the Corporation of Oxford 130l. to purchase Lands; and the Profits thereof to be given towards the Support of four Widows for Life, of the Parish of All Saints, St. Mary Magdalene, St. Michael, and St. Peter's in the Eeft, at 4l. 10s. each: And gave them also the Sum of 60l. 10s, whereof to be given to each of two Chandlers, two Glovers, and two Shoe-Makers, to trade upon for ten Years, on giving good Security." Charities on a Table impending on the West Wall of the Church. The Names of those who have been worthy Benefactors to this Parish. Doctor Keilby, Rector of Lincoln College, gave 107. with one covered Cup and Plate of Silver gilt. Mr. Robert Barton gave 71. Sir Henry Reeves gave 201 Mr. Robert Whorewood gave 21. Mr. Robert Whorewood gave 57. more. Mrs. Jane Jackson, Widow, late of this Parish, gave to this Parish 51. William Tipping, of Draicot, Efq; gave 40s. per Ann. for ever; for a Sermon on Good-Friday. Mr. Henry Southam, Alderman, gave 401. Mrs. Mary Younge gave, per Ann. for ever, 51. Mrs. Jane Southam gave 81. Mr. Richard Gardiner, of this Parish, a Phyfician, gave for a Catechifm Lecture, 200 l. Sufanna, Baronefs Gray, of Ruthen, gave to this Parish one Silver Flagon. a Ex Evid. Dr. Smith. Mem. The Words taken out of Mr. Tipping's Will, concerning the Sermon to be preached on Good Friday." Which Sum is given, and my Defire is, that the Minister that fhall preach, fhall declare to be given as a thankful Remembrance of God's Mercy, in recovering me unexpectedly out of a dangerous Sickness.- -Ex Reg. Par. A The Ornaments and Furniture of this Chapel Cantarv were, St. Ann. by the Account given by Dr. J. Leigh, Chaplain, Jun. 21, 1422; Dr. Rob. Bewdly, Chaplain; 1 Miffal, 1 Calix, 1 Antiph nor, 3 Quaterni [Libri] Continentes Serviti. St. Ann, 3 Paria [Pair] of Vestments, the Gift of the Founder; 1 Ditto, the Prefent of Mr. Nic. Herbery, ArchDeacon of Gloucester; 1 Ditto, the Gift of the Confratres of Chrift's Body; 7 Auter Clothys [Altar Cloths] with 4 Frontalibus, 3 Corpalia, with 4 Cooptor [Covers] Eorundem, alfo 1 Linen Cloth covering the Altar :1 Cushion, 2 Candlesticks for Wax, 1 Candlestick for reme, 2 Supellic, 2 Maniterg, 2 Fiole [Phiol] a Cheft of the Room over the Altar of the Chauntrey for keeping the Muniments, and 1 Silk Girdle.' Item, i Paxbred of Silver and. Onyx gilt, weighing iii unc. di. di. quart. pret. I unc. 3s. 4d.-Sum 8s. 9d. In a torn Account, Anno 1500, thus: Maiftref Smith, Skinner, gave a Standling; Alice Philipps a Pair of Coral Bedes; the gawdy Silver and Gilt weighing 4 oz. and Half. A Pair of Book Clafps of Silver. The Gifts of Mrs. LANE, Anno 1500. 1 Suite of purple Velvet broidered with Flours of fine Gold. An Angel of Gold, the Orfreys (fortè Soffreys) fine Gold broidered with Imagery. Item, On the back Part of the faid Account, a Chalice, the Gift of Mr. Kent, weighing 17 oz. Item, Two Candlesticks of Silver, weighing 55 oz. Item, A Sute of Vestments of blue Velvet broidered with Flowers of fine Gold; the Orfreys.. ed Cloth of Gold, q. edged with Cloth and Gold. In an Account ending at St. Paul's Tide, 1475. Item, Spent at a Dirge of Spending and his Wife, and Anneys Warren, 8s. The whole Charge of the Dirge was wont to come to 18s. 2 d. viz. for Wyte Spyces, to the Parish Prieft, to Sir J. Orgil, and for Wax, for the comyn Bell, and for the Parish Bells, to the Clerk, and to the Bellman. In the fame Account, 1475.-Item, Paid for Roysties to the King's Hall, ıd. Ex quad. Menbr. 1bm. These be the Juels and Goods of the Gift and Bequest of Rog. Spending, late of Allballow's Parish, Glover. * MSS. No. 8513. in Bodl.. D. a. in Mus. p. 326. Imprim. Imprim. The faid Roger gave to the faid Church of Allhallows, 20li. in Money, to have hys Mynde kept in the faid Parish Church by the Space of 20 Years; and after the xii Mounth Mind of the faid Roger, then his Minde to be kept of 7. Warren and Agnes his Wife, both Myndes in one, during the Terme of the faid 7 Warren and Agnes; and which 20li. is in the keeping of the Church Men. Item, The faid Roger gave to the said Church a Suite of white Vestments that coft 20li. The faid Veftments to be occupied at our Lady's Altar, and on principal Feasts at the high Altar, to doe the Parish Worship: And that the faid Vestments may be occupied every Trinity Sunday in St. Catherine. the Chapel of St. Katharine, within the faid Church, to the Worship of God and the Glou)s, i. e. Glovers. Item, The faid Roger, another Vestment, to be occupied at our Lady's Auter. Item, The faid Roger gave to the faid Church a Crifmatory of Seluir and Onyx gilt, weighing 25 oz. Item, A Fote of Copur and Onyx gilt, that coft 18 s. to ferve the best Croffe. Item, Two great Lattyn Candlefticks to fet upon a Bere, and the great Candlestickes to be fet before our Lady's Auter, that coft 3i. 6 s. 8 d. Item, To the Parfons of the faid Church, (the Rector and Fell. of Linc.) x Marks in Money to build the Chancel; which Money is in the Hands of W. Blackthorne the Elder. Item, In Money 4li. 55. to make a Chamber over the S. Door of the Ch. Item, 4li. 5s. to make a Pew Veftre to the faid Church; and which Money is in the keeping of the Church-Men. Item, 8 li. in Money, to have a Prieft to fing Morrow Mafs, by the Space of 3 Years, and yearly to have for his Service 4 Marks; the which Money is in the keepinge of Mr. Wiche, Fellow of Lincoln College. Item, Five Marks in Money, to make a Staire into the Portloft; the which Staire is made, and the Money paid. Item, 10s. in Money, to stayne 2 Auter Clothes for our Lady's Auter. Item, Four Torches to the faid Church, which coft 40s. Note, Thefe Torches used to be hired out at Funerals, and the Money to go to the Church. In an Account delivered in Jan. 29, 1 R. III,-Received of Lincoln College for St. Ann's Chapel, iiii s. x d. Item, Received for the Pardon of the Church for all the Year, 4s. 3 d. ob. At Whitfuntide, for the King's Game, 17s. 3 d. In this Account is mention made of Mr. Robert Parret, Organ Player, of Allhallows.-He played only on High Days. In the latter End of an Account in 1543, it was granted by the Confent of the whole Parish, at the making of thefe Accounts, that every Man dwelling in any of the Offering Houfes, fhall bring in their Sunday Offerings hereafter at every Quarter's End; and alfo offer every principal Offering Day, Day, and pay the Offering for every Journeyman and Servant that they have in their Houfes at the fame Offering Day. Sundays Pence were received 1560. In an Account, 1569.-Item, Received of 7. Blyth, for 3 Score and 15 Pounds of Brafs, 18 s. 9 d. faid to be taken from the Monuments, &c. now pulled down. 1645. Sir Ed. Wardour, Mar. 17. 1646. Major Truffe, July 29. 1652. Lady Jane Wardour, Wife of Sir Ed. Wardour, Feb. 1. 1652. Mifs Ann Parfons, Daughter of Sir J. Parfons, May 9. 1668. Dr. Hord, Aug. 2. 1669. Henry Stapleton, Efq; the Son of Sir Henry Stapleton, Efq; a Stranger, Apr. 23. 1669. Sir J. Albert Schack, of Wittenam, a High German, Nov. 3. 1673. J. Ratcliff, A. M. qui cum Viginti quinq Annos natus effet, Baptizatus fuit in Eccla. omnium Sanct. 30 Jul. 1685. Thomas Marshall, D. D. Rector of Lincoln College, Apr. 27. 1716. Sir Robert Harrison, Nov. 13. Robert Selwick, Lieut. of the Irish Foot Guards, Sept. 28. 1719. The Rev. Fitzherbert Adams, Rector of Lincoln Coll. Jun. 30. MARRI E D. 1745. Ch. Garrard, Efq; and Mrs. Charlotte Whitlock, in Linc. Coll. Jul. 19. BAPTIZED. 1580. Gul. Fil Gul. Pearfe, Sept. 3, (after Bishop of Bath and Wells.) 1594. Gul. Fil Dris. Dale, ult. Oct. 1653. Wright, the Son of G. Lowe; of Calne, in the Co. of Wilts, Efq; and Jeane his Wife, July 21. 1663. Dorothy, Daughter of Ant. Eyres, Efq; May 7. 1741. July 16, Eufeby, Son 1743. Mar. 13. Edmund, Son Rector of Linc. Coll. of Eufeby Ifham, D. D. and 1753. Apr. 28. Philippa, Daughter + This Parish contains 101 Houses; extends on the E. to the fecond Door isli, dam, This was below Amsterdam, the Corner of a Paffage in the High-Street; on the S. Side, and on the W. of the fame, within two Doors of Swan-Court. On the W. to the Red-Lion Inn. On the N: including Lincoln College, (except the Common Room, Buttery, and Kitchen,) and including Part of Brazen-Nofe. On the S. the Tennis-Court in Blue-Boar Lane on the W. Side, and to Swan-Court on the E. Going forward from All Saints, and taking in thofe Houfes that stand oppofite to the N. Side of the Church-Yard, we find among them to have been fometime an ancient Hall, but by what Name called is not specified.Item, Saith a Rental, 42 Ed. III. belonging fometime to St. John's Hofpital, de Aula retro Ecclam. omnium Storum quam Relor Eccle. tenet. 135. 4 d. &c. From the Houses oppofite to the N. E. Corner of the Church-Yard, where the Back Way to the Phanix Inn is, and to the High-Street, and then to the utmost House of the Limits of this Parish near to a certain broad Entrance, we find anciently to be called the Apothecaria & Spiceria, as I shall in the Market more fully defcribe. Amongft, and behind which Houses, have been fituated several Halls, viz. Burwaldscote-Hall. Item, Saith the aforefaid Rental, for a Tenement in All Saints' Parish, de prima Shopa Subtus Aula Burwaldfcote, 9 s. 6 d. It took it Name from Roger Burwaldfcole, Archdeacon of Wilts; and, as it appears elsewhere, Rector of Tackley, 1245." He, it seems, had a large Meffuage in the Parish of All Saints, which he afterwards gave to St. Fridifwede's Priory.-Then was there another Hall, alte called Broadgate-Hall, belonging fometime to St. John's Hofpital, within a few Years after their Foundation, as appears by an Inquifition, 6 and 7 Ed. I. This had its Entrance at the wide or broad Gate at the utmoft House faving one of the Limits of this Parish from St. Mary's, and almost oppofite to the Swan Inn. Within the faid Gate hath anciently been a large Court, wherein hath been divers Receptacles for Scholars, as alfo a Chapel, with other Edifices adjoining, as the Ruins thereof did fhew two Years ago.The Place, it feems, did not only ferve as an Oratory for Students there, but also, with the Hall of Broadgate, was found to have had therein extraordinary Privileges-For, from divers Scripts that I have feen, we are to understand that it hath been an Afylum or Sanctuary, that is a Place privileged by the Pope or King, for the Safeguard of Men's Lives that are Offenders, founded on the Law of Mercy, and for the great Devotion that the Prince or Pope beareth to the Place.-One J. Harry, a Taylor of Oxon, as I have read, who had stabbed a Man, 1463, fled for fear of lofing his Life for the faid Fact to this Place; whereupon Mr. W. Hill, one of the a Int. dius. Rental ejufd. Hofpit. in Arch. Coll. Inter. Cart. Cænob. Ofney in Thefaur. Æd. Lib. parv. St. Frid. v. fo. 54. + Barton Holiday, de Adition, p. 48. 7.48 d Rot. Gen. Inq. Com. & Vill. Oxon. 6 & 7 Ed. I. in Turr. Lond. fol. 131.- -Aula Lata. V. 220, 240, 241. Pulled down 1661: eReg. Aaa, f. 206. 2. v. † 377. Proctors, |