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1738, 12th George II. ; tranflated to Ely, 174?,22d George IT.

Dr. Charles Moss, Bifhop of Bath, and Wells,1774, 14th George III .

Dr. John Warren, Bifhop of St. David’s,1779, 19th George III. ; afterwards tranflated toBangor .

The notorious Titus Oates received the rudi-ments of his education at this College, being admit-ted a poor fclxolar, 29th of June, 1667, at the ageof eighteen.

Among Mr. Baker’s MSS. in the Britiflh Mu-feum, is the following memorandum concerninghim

“ Titus Oates , a liar from the beginning. He“ ftole from and cheated his taylor of a gown,“ which he denied with horrid imprecations; and“ afterwards at a communion, being admonifhed“ and advifed by his tutor, confefled the fadt. This“ and more I had from Sir John E.. and leave it in“ teflimony of truth.”'

And again

“ Dr. T. W.. his tutor, does not charge him with“ much immorality,, but fays he was a great dunce;“ that he run into debt, and being fent away for“ want of money, never took a degree at Cam-“ bridge, fo that he mull have gone out Doftor“ per faltum at Salamanca.

Dr , Phineas Fletcher , fon of Giles Fletcher ,

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