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Hugh Johnes, Batchelour of the Laws in Oxford, was made Bishop of Landaffe, May 5. 1566. The first Welsh-man, who for the last 300 years was Bishop thereof. He dyed and was buried at Matherne, No∣vember 5. 1574
Dr. — Philips, bred in Oxford, was preferred Bishop of Man. He Translated the Bible into the Manks-Tongue, by the assistance of some of the Islan∣ders, and namely, Sir Hugh Cavol, Minister of the Gos∣pel,
and lately Vicar of Kirk-Michael; though that work was never put to the Press; the Ministers there being forced to read the Scriptures to the people, out of the English, in the Manks-Tongue.