Various Transcripts of Records, Letters, Instruments, and other Papers, for
the asserting or illustrating the foregoing History.

IN FOUR BOOKS.

BY JOHN STRYPE, M. A.

VOL. II.

OXFORD,

AT THE CLARENDON PRESS.

MDCCCXXI.

BX

5067

.593

1824

v.18

CHAPTERS AND CONTENTS.

BOOK IV,

CHAP. I.

A DANGEROUS year. Bomelius, an astrologer, imprisoned by Ann. 1570.

the Archbishop; foretells great dangers impending. He sends

messages thereof to the Archbishop; and to the Secretary.

The Archbishop consulted with for the vacant bishoprics.

His judgment of persons nominated to them. The Bishop of

Worcester resolved upon for London. His unwillingness to

accept it.

CHAP. II.

P. 1.

Manchester college in danger. The Archbishop interposeth with

the Secretary about it. The Court of Faculties a vexation to

the Archbishop. Refuses to give a dispensation to a boy.

Displeasure taken against him by the Earl of Leicester for

the denial. His plea for himself. He makes rules for his

Faculty Court. A Latin catechism by his means comes forth,

to be taught in schools.
P. 10.

CHAP. III.

The Archbishop at Canterbury: makes great feastings. The Bi-

shop of Chichester consecrated. The Archbishop visits his

Church. His Injunctions. Archbishop of York, and Bishop

of London, elects, confirmed there. The Archbishop's good

deeds this year. Mrs. Parker's death, and character. Her

charitable legacy to Matsall parish. Controversy about the

form and kind of the sacramental bread. The Archbishop

writes to the Secretary hereupon; and concerning the cruci-

fix in the Queen's chapel. Disorders in the cathedral church

of Norwich.

P. 19.