PREBENDARIES. 519
Richard Newton, D.D., 5th Jan. 1 753 ; died the same
\ 1 iar. Edward Bentham, D.D., 29th April 17,54; became
regius professor of divinity in 1 76 :>, and so passed
from this to the fifth stall. John Moose, I). P., ist July 1763; afterwards dean
of Canterbury, bishop of Bangor, and archbishop of
Canterbury. Lewis Bagot, M.A., 23rd May 1 764, D.O.L. 29th Feb.
1772; afterwards dean of Christ ( 'hnrch, and bishop
of Bristol, Norwich and St. Asaph. William Remington, D.D., 22nd March 1777; died
June 1792. James Burton, D.D., 23rd March 1793. William Buckland, nominated 6th July, installed
14th July 1825. Dean of Westminster in [845, Chakles ('aim; Ci.i.kkk, B.D., archdeacon of Oxford y
24th March 1846, in pursuance of the act 3 *!s; 4 Vict.
0. 113.
SECOND STALL.
William Teesham, S.T.P., who was made the fifth canon of the college first founded by king Henry VIII, was appointed the first in this stall of the last foun- dation. He was deprived in 1560. He died at Bug- brook in Northamptonshire in 1569, and was buried in the chancel there.
Johx Calfhill, A.M., archdeacon of Colchester, suc- ceeded 5th July 1560. He resigned in 1570, and died at Booking in Essex 20th Aug. in the same year, and was buried there.
Tobias Matthew, A.M., archdeacon of Bath, suc- ceeded in 1570; in 1576 he was made dean of this church.
Daniel Bernard, S.T.P., was substituted in Matthew's place in 1577. He died in Sept. 1588, and was buried in the cathedral.
Johx Pueefoy, A.M., was admitted in Sept. 1588.
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