108 BANGOR.
Ely house, Holborn ; and 7th Nov. 1721 he was trans- lated to Hereford. 1 72 1 Richard Reynolds, LL.D., dean of Peterborough^ was 8 Geo. I. consecrated at Lambeth 3rd Dec. 1721^-*, and Joth June 1723 was translated to Lincoln. 1723 William Baker, S.T.P., warden of Wadham college, 10 Geo. I. Oxford, was consecrated nth Aug. 172345, and 19th Dec. 1727 was translated to Norwich. 1728 Thomas Sherlock, S.T.D., dean of Chichester, was 1 Geo. II. consecrated 4th Feb. 1727-8^6^ and 8th Nov. 1734 was translated to Salisbury'. 3734 Charles Cecil, bishop of Bristol, was translated to 8 Geo. II. Bangor 24th Sept. 1734. He died 29th May 1737.
1738 Thomas Herring, S.T.P., dean of Rochester, was 12 Geo. II. nominated i8th June, elected in Aug. 1737, and received the royal assent to his election 29th Dec. ; he was consecrated bishop of Bangor 15th Jan. 1737-8^7^ and the temporalities were restored to him on the 25th of the same month. He was translated to York in 1743. 1743 Matthew Hutton was elected bishop of Bangor pur- 16 Geo. II. suant to the conge d'elire of the 23rd April 1743. He was consecrated 13th Nov. 17434s, and the tem- poralities were restored to him 21st Nov. He was translated to York in November 1747. 1747 Zachariah Pearce, dean of Windsor, was nominated 21 Geo. II. jQth Dec. 1747, and elected bishop of Bangor 14th Jan. 1747-8, pursuant to the conge d'elire which issued on the occasion. The royal assent to his elec- tion was given 21st Jan., he was confirmed 13th Feb., and consecrated 21st Feb.^s He was translated to Rochester in 1756. 1756 John Egerton, c^e'aM of Hereford, was elected bishop of 30 Geo. II. Bangor i6th June, pursuant to the conge d'ehre of the loth May 1756. The royal assent to his election
44 Reg. Wake. II. fol. 104. 47 Rgg. Potter, fol. 41.
45 Ibid. II. fol. 158. 48 Ibid. fol. 146.
46 Ibid. III. fol. 29. 40 Reg. Herring, fol. 38.
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