you?

3

p. 371. 1. 27. After flourish,-15 Dec. 1 Ed. VI. was the Bill for the Bounds and Liberties of the City of Oxford.-Rot. Parl. An. Eod.

P. 371. 1. 5. After Abroad,-3 Ed. VI. was an Act, a Bill concerning the Fee-Farm to be repaid as they were.-Ingroffatur, Rot. V. 1. 91.

P. 314. 1. 32. After Pity,-Combinations to inhance the Price of Things not able to be hindered, Dec. 1772, was a Collection made for the Relief of the induftrious and indigent Poor of this City, when the Inhabitants gave 2461. 6s. the Colleges above 2007. his Grace of Marlborough 50l. the Bishop of Oxford Ten Guineas, befides many private Donations; by this Means a Sixpenny Loaf will be fold for three Months or more to each one of a Family for Three-pence. As it was raifed with the utmost Chearfulnefs, it is accepted with all Thankfulness.

Ao. 5 R. Joh. The Kinge, &c. to the Maior and Sheriffs of London, &c. "We command you that ye caufe certain Corne to be bought by our Fee"Farme, and thereof to make Brede, fo that fowre Loves fhall be worthe "a penny; and that ye caufe alfo certeine Meate to be made to make "Porrege thereof, and that ye fede at London CCC poole People to the "Daie of the Affumption of or Ladie, fo that everie one of them have "dailie one Loffe and fo much Potage, made of the faid Meale and "Herbes, wherebye they be fuftained, and it fhall be allowed you at our Exchequer.-Under the fame Forme was written to the Sheriffe of Oxon, "that bye the Overfight of the Abbot of Ofney, and iii Liege Men of the "fame Towne, be fed C poore People, bye the Terme above-written.". Ex Turr. Lond. in Leland, Coll. V. 6. 16.

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p. 391. The Charter for the Affize of Bread and Beer, thus granted, is ancienter than the Statute of the Affize for the whole Kingdom, made 51 H. III.-Ex Coll. H. Brook, LL. D. Official Cur. Ep. Oxon.

1494, In the Names of Towns limited for the fafe Cuftody of Weights and Meafures, according to the King's Standard for certain Shires, was this of Oxeneford.-Hawkins Stat. at large, An. Eod.

MONUMENTS.

P. 3. In Flexney,in qua. 2 in Frewin, Arg. 4 Bars, &c.-14. In Fog, after Arms, a Fefs charged with Eftoils, imp. Quatermain.-18. Clackson.— 22. In Fry, St. Clementis.

p. 23. After Savage,MARCELLUS LAROON, Efq; greatly esteemed in his Life, and truly regretted in his Death, which happened June 1, 1772, in the 94th Year of his Age.

After Crompton, Arms, Arg. on a Chief, Gul. 3 Pheons, Or. His Creft, an Horfe's Head, Arg. iffuing out of a Crown, Or.

Pag.

249

125

96

79

21, 40

118

93

92, 103, 143

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93

Deadly Sins, 185-St. Ebb's, 173-St.
Edward's, 111, 126-Ernis, 123-Exeter,
28-St. Fridefwede's, 118-Fowk, 249-
96 George, 105-Grope, 139-Halegod, 156,
173-Hammer, 93- Harehall, 74, 101,
291-Horfmulen, 103, 291-Jury, great
and little, 111-Jefus, 33-Joy, great
Logic,
and little, III-Laurence,
138-Lumbard, 256— St. Mary, 185-
Marston, 286-Mildred, 33, 95-Name-
lefs, or Inomitata, 249-New Inn, 185,
197-New, 114-Nightingale, 101, 128.
-Overee, 270-Peckwater, 123- Pen-
nard's, 186-Preacher's, 271-St. Pelham,
Sand-hall, 249-
196-Pershore, 249
Seven Deadly Sins, 185-Shelvingstone,
271-Setreton, 184-Ship, 29-Slaying,
alias King-Street, 195-Schirburn, 114-
Stockwell, 232-Somner's, alias Cornwall,
29,92-Temple-Mill, 291-Thames, 233
-Titmarfh, 173-Tresham,.109, 114-
Trinity, 294--Vinehall, 126--Walton, 233
Mayors and other Officers,
Government and Charters,,

102, 127

37

37

74

29, 53

IC4

93

103, 232

109

32
108
162
162

142

73, 108

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Franchises, 371,8

91

Market,

73 Members,

Tingewick,

272

Medley,

Mufick-Room,

Vine,

126, 143

Obfervatory,

University, little,

51

great,

103

its Situation,

Water,

271

William, alias Kibold,

96, 142

Winchester,

99

Willoughby,

75

Worm,

Wormer,

Wodcock,

Jews,

Oxford, its Foundation or Antiquity, 3, 7

1,3

II, 12, 13

14, 111, 204 | Names,

2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10

Many other Halls, to the Number of
300 or more, were here, but their Names
and Places have been long fince loft.
Houfe of Induftry,

Adynton, 185- Barbican, 92-Bedford,
28, 185-Blackboy, 220-Beef-hall, 165
-Bodynes, 184, 186-Bridewell, 185-
Burewald, 29-Butterwyke, 270-Che-
ney, 33, 93-Civil School, 115-Cole-
burner's, 35-Cornwall, 233-Dewy's, 28

RELIGIOUS HOUSES.

Auftin, St.

186, 245

Barnard's

223

221

Bartholomew,

273

220

Carmalites,

287 North Weft,

ERRATA.

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Page 9. Note P, pontem.-p. 1o. 1. 29. Mercia. p. 20. 1. 38. were.-P. 21. 1. 30. the Additions.
p. 23. 1. 25. xis.-p. 31. 1. 9. thefe.-p. 32. 1. 1. parte. 1. 2. Occident.-p. 36. 1. 1. Reign.-
p. 40. 1. 9. St. Martin's. p. 54. 1. 34. After Foreigners, the Church is. -p. 62. n. s, Parliamenti
legitime Univerfitate Oxonienfe.-p. 67. 1. 23. Circa.-p. 74. 1. 3. oftium.-P. 75.1.8. Spots. 1. 41. Ef-
cheator.-p. 78. 1. 19. 889.-p. 81. 1. 9. is a Symbol.-p. 88. 1. 35. it might.-P. 94. 1. 18. con-
veyed. 1. 34. fallen.-p. 97. 1. 26. occur.-p. 100. 1. 5. prope Aulam. 1. 20. as to how long. 1. 23.
25 Dagvils.p. 101. 1. 19. After Fee-Farm, DELE did, they conveyed it. 1. 21. and it was.-p.
104. 1. 14. Fellowships. 1. 20. Difmiffions. Id. 37, 41.-
-p. 105. 1. 13. After College,
DELE is. p. 106. 1. 31. he extended it alfo. 1. 39. Fellowships.-p. 107. 1. 20. Tallagiis.-p. 108.
1. 22. this Univ.p. 114. 1. 30. Peny Verthing, to him 1. 15. Edward-hall annexed.-p. 118. l. 17.
After Situation, I find.-p. 123. 1. 20. Proximum.-p. 124. 1. 38. Dono.- p. 127. 1. 38. In C. C. C.
p. 134. 1. 16. is lately.-p. 135. 1. 31. the Founder alfo.-p. 137. 1. 8. After which, in Hift. Univ.
-P. 139. 1. 7. the reft to Joan. 1.9. a long Leafe thereof, then a void Place. 1. 40. This was.
-p.140. 1. 3. After 1595, they. 1. 10. After before, it came. 1. 12. After thereof, it came. 1. 13. After
retained, the fame.-p. 159.1. 15. For Vide Poft. Vid. in Hift. Univ.-p. 164. 1.8. After 1. 8. vi. M.
This Parish had in.-p. 167. 1. 26. this was.-p. 176. 1. 4. After by the Deed, for ever. p. 188. 1. 9.
circ. n. 1. fo Orceus.-P. 191. 1. 30. Eaft Gate.-p. 198. n. t, for great, read learned Afhmole.-
p. 201. After our Lady's Chapel, a rotund Stone Edifice ftanding within, &c. 1. 7. After of old, it
has been alfo declared to be. 1. 10. Niche is. 1. 13. Door.-p. 207. 1. 23. Wood.-p. 212. n. 1.
Prebend. p. 241. 1. 28. juxta.-p. 245. 1. 9. publickly.-P. 255. 1. 26. lofing. p. 257. 1. 14. to the
Mayor.-p. 258. 1. 2. After Pont, avers. 1. 8. they did not.-p. 262. 1. 1. Me penes imperium, empo-
rium funt claffis & arma, & fchola.-p. 272. 1. 9. After Street, I find them.- p. 277. 1. 6. dele them
after pay.p. 280. 1. 32. Day of May Day to Holy, &c.-p. 283. 1.15. After Ofney, dele were.-
p. 284.1. 5. Succeffor.- p. 291. 1. 28. is ftiled.-p. 298. 1. 31. ftood.-p. 301. 1. 20. Church. --- p.
302. n. h. enumerated.-p. 303. 1. 7. firft.-p. 306. 1. 18. in the magnificent.-p. 307. 1. 17. Summoni
torium.-p. 309. 1. 1. Opis Eπwμss.---p. 338. 1. 6. fucceed ---p. 339.
1. 16. pertin. 1. 17. de Gilda

illa. 1. 18. conceffi. 1. 21. et. 1. 26. fuos. 1. 36. Regn. nri.-P. 340. 1. 6. Comitem. 1. 1o. Officers.
1. 17. Ex. 1.18. Teft. p. 345. punitione, proficuorum.-P. 347. 1. 12. videbuntur. 1. 32. eorund. 1.34.
valeant. Id. 348. 1. 45. p. 371. 1. 18. deficient. 1. 24. for of 6000, of the Sum above.
Mon. p. 3. 1. 39. qua. q