574 OXFORD. 1 62 1. Bishop of Bath and Wells in 1626. Bishop of London in 1628. Archbishop of Canterbury in 1633^ William Juxon, LL.B., was elected 29th Nov. i62i7. Dean of Worcester in 1628. Bishop elect of Hereford in 1633. Bishop of London in J 633. Archbishop of Canterbury in 1660. Ob. 4th June 1663, and buried 9th July in the college chapel. Richard Baylie, S.T.B., was elected 1 2th Jan. 1632-3, and ejected by the Parliament delegates 20th Jan. 1 647-8. He became dean of Salisbury. Francis Cheynel, S.T.B., late fellow of Merton college^ was substituted by the same authority that ejected his predecessor, 13th April 1648. He resigned I2tli Sept. 1650. Thankful or Gracious Ov/es^M.A., fellow of Liticoln college, and senior proctor of the university, was con- stituted by the Parhament delegates, 6th Sept. 1650. Richard Baylie, S.T.P., was restored the latter end of July, or beginning of August, 1660. He died at Salisbury, 27th July 1667, and was buried in this college chapel. Peter Mew, Mews or Meaux, LL.D., canon of Windsor and St. David^s, and archdeacon of Berks, was elected 5th Aug. 1667. Resigned 3rd Oct. 1673. l^^'^i^ of Ro- chester in 1670. Bishop of Bath and Wells in 1672. Bishop of Winchester in 1684. William Levinz, M.D., was elected lothOct. 1673. William de Laune, S.T.P., succeeded in 169S. Ob. 23rd May 1728. William Holmes, elected 1st June 1728, vice Dr. William de Laune. He was professor of modern history in 1736, and became dean of Exeter in 1742. 6 Archbishop Laud's remains night, 24th July 1663. were removed from Allhallows, '" Camden (Annals) says, that Harking, and placed in a vault Senhouse was made provost of imder the altar of St. John's St. John's in June 1621, vice college chapel, at ten o'clock at Laud.
