Collectanea. Third series / edited by Montagu Burrows.

Date:
1896
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Collectanea. Third series / edited by Montagu Burrows. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Durham College: _ Durham hall, founded by prior Hugh de Derlington, 28. a cell of the monastery of Durham, 6. scheme for, 21, 22. its site (before 1291), 7. title deeds of the site, at Durham, 73- bp. Fordham’s licence for erecting it. .81- . . f estates assigned to, consisting ot appropriated rectories, 17, 18. status of the college (1315), 35~38; (1428), 41-49 : (1456). 49~55- appropriation of Appleby church to (1362), 3°. bull from Innocent VI to (1358). 30- intention of the Pope in establishing the Prior Studentium, 32. Some Durham College rolls, ed. by rev. H. E. D. Blakiston, 1-76; contents, 2. — account of them, 3-22 ; catalogue of their contents, 4 seqq. — chronological summary (1286- 1553), 26. seals from Durham College rolls, 26. accounts of the College {compoti) (1392-3). 56-61- — (1462-3), 61-65. — (1464). 65. 66. — (1541-42), 67-71. common seal of the College (1438), 26. Priors of Durham College, 15,17, 21, 24-27. 29. 34-^ . , — list of the Priors, Wardens or Rectors of, 23-25. — Prior Oxoniae, or Prior Studen- tium, 8. — Jurisdiction of the Prior of the Students (1422), 27-35. — Responsiones contra Priorem Stu- dentium (1422), 27-35. — letter to the Prior (c. 1316), 74-76- — quarrel of the Prior of the Students (c. 1422), 76. Wardens of, 8, II, 15,16, 21, 65,66, 67. — the Warden allowed a proctor at the synods of Abp. of York and Bp. of Lincoln, 64. — furniture in the Warden’s room (1428), 46, 47; (1456), 54- Wardens and Bursars of, their ac- counts (1389-1433). 4. 5- Bursars of, 15, 39-41. Fellows of, 67- — allowed travelling expenses (1401), 65. — a Fellow’s funeral at Oxford, with distribution of alms, 17. Durham College: Secular Scholars, 67. the Feretrarius, Camerarius and Com- munarius of, 11. cooks of, 68, 69, 71. Chapel, the, 5, 26, 58, 63, 73. — expenses in building or rebuilding it (1406-8', 7'. 72- „ — inventory of vestments, &c. there (14281,42,43; (1456), 50.51- — burials in, 24. Hall, the, 63, 74. — furniture in, 43, 52. Library, the, 9, 21, 26. list of books sent to, 26. catalogue of books there (r. 1380), 73- manuscripts sent to the College (e. 1400), 38-40 ; (1409I, 40, 41. catalogue of ornaments and books belonging to (1315). 36- ‘ perloquitorium,’ articles in the, 53- Treasury, the, jocalia (plate and valuables) kept in, 45, 48, 53, 55. — articles in (1462-3), 52. Buttery, the, 75. — inventory of articles there (1428), 44- Kitchen, the, 63. — inventory of articles in (1428), 44; (1456), 54. 55- ^ — pulled down c. 1680; 48. lower chamber demolished (f. 1728), 48 ; coats of arms in its windows, 48- a few chambers provided with fire places (1428), 41. dormitory, the, 75. room-rents, 19, 20. garden or grove of (granted c. 1290), leased to Cistercian monks of Bernard college, 64. stable of, inventory of articles in (1428), 47. view of the College (1675), 76. Ebchester, Robert, S.T.P., warden of Durham college, 23, 25. — as prior of Durham, 25. Ebchester (Ebchestyr), William, war- den of Durham college, 17, 33, 45, 53. 74- — account of him, 24. — Status Coll. Monachorum Dunelm. Oxonie dimissus per W. Ebchestyr (1428), 41-49- — his Obituary roll, 24. — ‘aggression’ of Thomas Ledbury upon, 76. — payment to (1470), 15. Echard’s Hist, of England quoted, 256, 266.