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Apr. 17. Joh. Macubie a Scot, Master of Arts of the University of St. Andrew in Scotland.
May…John Chamberlayne M. A. of Cambr.
Octob…. James Morecraft Bach. of Arts of St. Leonards Coll. in the said University of St. Andrew.
March 13. Sir Will. Fleetwood Knight, controller of Woodstock Park in O••fordshire, (Brother to Sir George Fleetwood a Baron of Sweeden) was incorporated Mast. of Arts as he had stood at Cam∣bridge.
In the latter end of this year (the day, or month occurs not) were incorporated Peter the Son of Rob. Salmon of Essex and John Kirton, both Doctors of Physick of the University of Padua. Of Peter Salmon I know nothing, only that a Doctor of his Sirname died at London in Nov. 1675: whom I take to be the same with Dr. Rob. Salmon Author of Synopsis Medicinae, &c. and other things. As for Kirton he spent most of his time afterwards in Italy, assisted Sir Robert Dudley Duke of Northumberland (to whom he was Phy∣sician) in his Chimical operations, and was living in Florence, where he was much resorted to for his practice, in June 1673, aged 70 years or more.
About the same time also (in Jan. I think) one Alexander Gross M. A. of Cambridge was incorporated, and soon after took the Degree of Bach. of Div.