PREBENDARIES. 517
ARCHDEACON OF BERKS 1 . Edward Bebens, installed 7th Sept. 183a.
��ARCHDEACON OF BUCKINGHAM-. Justly Hill, collated 7th Sept., installed 10th Sent. 1825, vice Luke Healop deceased.
��PREBENDAJUES 5 or CANONS'.
FIRST STALL.
William Haynes, S.T.B., provost of Oriel, was the first in this stall after tin- new foundation by king Henry VIII., anno 1546. He died 8th July 1550, and was buried in the cathedral.
Petes Maetyb was collated 24th Oct. 1550, and in- stalled 20th Jan. 1 530 -') 1 . He quitted it in the he- ginning of queen Mary's reign.
Richard Bbuebn was put in his place in Hilary term 1553. He died about the latter end of April 1565, and was buried in St. George's chapel, Windsor, of which he was a canon.
Rogeb Mabbeck, A.M., provost of Oriel collide, suc- ceeded in 1565, held it about two years, and then voluntarily resigned it. Ob. circa July 1605, and seems to have been buried in the church of St. Giles', Cripplegate, London.
1 See p. 503. 2 See p. 503. Wales, was made a canon of this
3 On first fixing this see at church, 37 Hen. VIII.
Osney in 1542, the six following " I find John Robyns, a pre-
persons were made chartulary bendary of Windsor, was a canon
prebendaries, viz. Alexander Bel- here temp. Hen. VIII.
sire, A.M. ; Thomas Day, LL.B. ; "... Rogers, canon here 1561 .
AVilliamHaynes,S.T.P.; Richard "John Roper, Margaret pro-
Beseley,S.T.P.;JohnDyer,A.M.; fessor, admitted canon here an.
Gervase Lynch, A.M. I53 2 -
4 The following notes occur in " John Leland, the antiquary, earl Powis's copy of Le Neve: canon here temp. Hen,. VIII.
" I find sir John Cheek, lent., "Bullinger, canon here temp, preceptor to Edward prince of Edw. VI."
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