Bach. of Arts.
Oct. 23. John Redman or Redmayne.—One of both his Names
was Archdeacon of Taunton, and Prebendary of Milverton in the
Church of Wells; in which Dignities he was succeeded by John
Fitzjames 1554, as I shall tell you in 1524. See in the year 1543.
Jan. 18. Marmaduke Bona alias Lindsey.—I shall mention him
elsewhere.
Jan. 29. John Moreman of Exeter Coll.—He was afterwards
Dean of the Cath. Ch. at Exeter.
Besides these, were about 32 more admitted, and about 27 who
supplicated for the said degree, but were not admitted this year.
Bach. of the Civ. Law.
Nov. 5. Thom. Bedell of New Coll.—In June 1533 he became
Archdeacon of Clievland in the place of Dr. James Denton; which
Dignity he resigning in Aug. following, Will. Clyffe LL. D. succeed∣ed.
About which time Bedell became Archdeacon of Cornwal, and
soon after was appointed one of the Commissioners (Rich. Layton
LL. D. and Tho. Barthlet public Notary being two other) to visit
Religious Houses in order to their dissolution.
Besides Th. Bedell were thirteen admitted, and eight that sup∣plicated,
that were not admitted this year.
Fifteen also were admitted Bac. of Can. Law, and eleven sup∣plicated
that were not admitted.
Mast. of Arts.
About fifteen were admitted, and about ten supplicated to be
admitted, but were not. Among all which, I cannot yet find any
one that was afterwards a Bishop, a Writer, Dignitary, or Man
of note.
Bach. of Div.
July—Thomas Beel a Canon Regular of the Order of S. Austin,
and Prior of the Students of that Order living in S. Maries Coll.—
See more among the D. of D. an. 1514.
Oct. 17. Fr. John Howden a Dominican.
Jan. 16. James Dickson, M. A.
Feb. 1. Fr. Rob. Osbourne a Carme.
Which two last are several times mentioned in the public Re∣gister
to be Clari & perdocti viri.
Besides these were about thirteen that supplicated for the said
degree, but not admitted this year; among whom was Will. Gylling∣ham
of the Order of S. Benedict, who succeeded Rob. Holyngbourne
in the Guardianship or Wardenship of Canterbury Coll. in Oxon.
about this year.
Doct. of Law.
Not one, either in the Canon or Civ. Law, was licensed to
proceed this year.
In the Canon Law were three that supplicated to be Doctors,
viz. David Talley Abbat of Tally in the dio•• of S. David, Will. Wol∣lur,
and John Lacy, all Bachelaurs of that Faculty. In the Civil
Law was only one, whom I shall mention the next year.
Doct. of Physick.
Nov. 3. Rich. Barthlet mention'd under the year 1503, supplica∣ted
that he might be licensed to proceed in Physick; but whe∣ther
he was admitted, or did really proceed, or stood in the Act,
it doth not, by the neglect of the Registrary, appear in the Regi∣ster
of this, or of any year following—He was about this time
admitted by the Name of Dr. Rich. Barlot into the Coll. of Physi∣tians
in London, and some years after was made President thereof.
He died about the latter end of the year 1556, being then possessed
of Lands in Cudesdon and Denton in Oxfordshire, and was buried
in the Church of Great S. Bartholomew in London. In the Annals
of the Coll. of Physitians before-mention'd, is this Character left of
him, by the famous Dr. Jo. Cay of Cambridge,—
This good and
venerable old man (very famous for his Learning, great Know∣ledge
and Experience in Physick) died in the 87 year of his
Age; at whose Funeral the President and College attended, it
being the first time that the Statute Book of the College, adon∣ed
with Silver,
was carried before the President.—He the
said Dr.
Bartlet did bequeath to
Allsoules College (his tender Pa∣rent)
his Bason and Ewre of Silver, and to his Brother
Edm. Bart∣let
and his Children of
Castel Moreton in
Worcestershire several con∣siderable
Legacies.
Doct. of Div.
Not one was admitted or licensed to proceed, or stood in the
public Comitia, which we usually call the Act.
Four I find who supplicated for the said degree, viz. (1.) Fath.
Walt. Goodfield a Minorite, who proceeded in 1510. (2.) Rich.
Dudly of Oriel Coll. lately Proctor of the University. (3.) John
Mylford a Benedictine and Bac. of Div. (4.) Nicholas Bradbridge
M. A. and Fell of Mert. Coll. Which last was afterwards D. of D.
and Chancellor of the Cath. Church of Lincoln. He died 14 March
1532, and was buried in the said Cath. Ch. See among the Incor∣porations in 1526.
Incorporations
Nov. 5. John Smyth, D. of D. of Cambridge.
Dec. 12. John Wilcocks D. of D. in Vniversitate Tantaronensis, as
the Register saith. Qu. in what Country that University is.