Mast. of Arts.
- May 9.
- Philip Nye
- Will. Pinke
- of Magd. Hall.
The last was afterwards of Magd. Coll.
Jun. 26. Joh. Maynard of Magd. Hall, a Compounder.
- Jun. 26.
- Rich. Heyrick of S. Joh.
- Joh. Lewgar of Trin.
- Coll.
Jul. 4. Geor. Stinton of Ball. Coll.—He was the eldest Son of an Esq; was born, and educated in Grammar Learning, in the City of Worcester, and after he had taken the degree of M. A. he became Vicar of Claynes in the Bishop of Worcester's gift, and Re∣ctor of Speechley, both near to the said City. He hath published A Sermon preached in the Cathedral Church of Worcester, in the time of the pestilence, on 1 Kings. 8. ver. 37, 38, 39. Oxon 1637. oct. and hath written others fit for the press, which go from hand to hand to this day. He died at Speechley about 1654, and was buried in the Church there.
Joh. Biddle of Ball. Coll. was adm. on the said 4 of July; but whether he ever took the degree of Bach. of Arts in this University it doth not appear in the publick Register.—I set this J. Biddle down here, to distinguish him from another of both his names, (a grand Socinian and Arrian) whom I shall at large mention in the second Vol. but whether he hath published any thing I cannot yet tell. One John Beadle M. of A. Minister sometimes of Barnstone in Essex, wrot The Journal or Diary of a thankful Christian, presented in some Meditations upon Numb. 33. v. 2. Lond. 1656, oct. Which Author, I presume, was of Cambridge. See more of him in an Epist. to the Reader before the said Journal, written by Joh. Fuller Mi∣nister of S. Martin Ironmonger lane, wherein he speaks much of the said Author.
Oct. 29. Rich. B••field of Qu. Coll.
Dec. 11. Matthias Turner of Broadgates Hall, lately of Balliol Coll.—He was an excellent Philosopher, had great skill in the Oriental Languages, and wrot (as he himself professed) all his Ser∣mons, which he preached, in Greek.
- Jan. 23.
- Tho. Hieks of Ball. Coll.
- Obadiah Sedgwick of Magd. Hall.
Feb. 21. Tho. Blake of Ch. Ch.
Adm. 141.