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Richard Bancroft , Archbifhop of Canter­ bury , 1604, 2d James I.

John Owen , Bifhop of St. Afaph, 1629, 5th

Car. I.

Griffith Williams, Bifhop of OlTory, inIreland , 1641, 17th Car. I.

Thomas Westfield, Bifhop of Briftol, 1641,17th Car. I.

Humphry Henchman, Bifliop of London ,1663, 15th Car. II.

Robert Morgan, Bifhop of Bangor , 1666,18th Car. II.

John Pearson, Bifhop of Chefler, 1672, 24thCar. II.

Matthew Hutton, Bifhop of Bangor , andArchbifhop of York, 1747, 20th Geo. II.

Philip Yonge, Bifhop of Briftol, 1758, 31ftGeo. II.; tranflated to Norwich, 1761, ift Geo. HI.

Christopher Lord Hatton, Lord-Keeper inthe reign of Queen Elizabeth. He was promotedby that Queen, principally on account of his grace-ful dancing and fine perfon; to which Gray alludesin his poem of the Long Story.

Full oft within thefe fpacious walls,

When he had fifty winters o’er him,

My grave Lord-Keeper led the brawls ;

The Seal and Maces danc’d before him.

Brawls were a fort of figure-dance then in vogue.

Sir