Principals of Jefus College. 1686 Jonathan Edwards, D. D. 1712 John Wynne, D. D. 1720 William Jones, D. D. 1725 Eubule Thelwall, D. D. 1727 Thomas Pardo, D. D. 1763 Humphrey Owen, D. D. Wardens of Wadham College. 1689 Thomas Dunster, D. D. 1719. William Baker, D. D. 1723 Rob. Thistlethwayte, D. D. 1739 Samuel Lifle, D. D. 1744 George Windham, D. D. Mafters of Pembroke College. 1709 Colwell Brickenden. D. D. 1714 Matthew Panting, D. D. 1738 John Ratcliffe, D. D. Princitals of Glocefter Hall. 1662 Benjamin Woodroffe, D. D. 1712 Richard Blechinden, LL. 19. The fame converted into Worcester Col lege. 1714. Provofts. 1714 Richard Blechinden, LL. D. 1736 William Gower, D. D. Principals of Hart Hall. 1688 William Thornton, M. A. 1707 Thomas Smith, D. D. 1710 Richard Newton, D. D. The fame converted into Hertford College, 1740. Principals. 1740 Richard Newton, D. D. 1753 William Sharp, D. D. 1757 David Durell, D. D. Alban Hall. 1678 Thomas Bouchier, LL D. 1723 James Bouchier, LL. D. 1736 Robert Leyborne, D. D. 1759 Francis Randolph, D.D. Edmund Hall. 1675 Stephen Penton, M. A. 1683 Thomas Crofthwait, D. D. 1683 John Mill, D. D. 1707 Thomas Pearson, D. D. 1722 Henry Felton, D. D. 1740 Thomas Shaw, D. D. 1751 George Fothergill, D. D. 1760 George Dixon, D.D. St. Mary Hall. 1689 William Wyat, M. A. 1712 John Hudson, D. D. 1719 William King, LL. D. 1764 Thomas Nowell, D. D. New.Inn Hall. 1684 Thomas Bayley, D.D. 1709 John Brabourne, D. D. 1727 George Wigan, M. A, 1732 D'Bloffiers Tovey, LL. D. 1744 William Walker, LL. D. 1761 William Blackftone, LL. D. Magdalen Hall. 1681 William Levett, D. D. 1693 Richard Adams, M. D. 1718 Digby Cotes, M. A. 1744 William Denison, B. D. 1755 William Denison, D. D. PROFESSORS, &c. Regius Profefors of Divinity. 1680 William Jane, D. D. 1708 John Potter, D. D. 1736 George Rye, D. D. 1741 John Fanfhawe, D.D. 1763 Edward Bentham, D. D. Regius Profeffors of Civil Law. 1672 Thomas Bouchier, LL. D. 1712 James Bouchier, LL, D. 1736 Henry Brooke, LL. D. 1754 Robert Jenner, LL. D. Regius Profeffors of Phyfic. 1681 John Luffe, M. D. 1697 Thomas Hoy. M. D. Joshua Lafher, M.D. 1729 William Beauvoix, M. D. William Woodford, M, D. 1759 John Kelly, M. D. Regius Profeffors of Hebrew. 1695 Thomas Hyde, D. D. 1703 Roger Altham, D. D. 1715 Robert Clavering, D. D. 1747 Thomas Hunt, D. D. Regius Profeffors of Greek, 1698 Humphrey Hody, D. D. 1707 Thomas Milles, B. D. 1707 Edward Thwaites, M. A. 1712 Thomas Terry, D. D. 1735 John Fanfhawe, D. D. 1741 Thomas Shaw, D, D. 1751 1751 Samuel Dickens, D. D. William Delaune, D.D. 1728 Thomas Jenner, D. D. Profeffors of Geometry. 1703 Edmund Halley, LL. D: 1742 Nathaniel Blifs, M. A. 1765 Jofeph Betts, M. A. 1766 John Smith, M. D. Profeffor of Aftronomy. 1673 Edward Bernard, D.D. 1691 David Gregory, M. D. 1708 John Cafwell, M. A. 1712 John Keill, M. D. 1722 James Bradley, D.D. 1762 Thomas Hornsby, M. A. Profeffors of Natural Philofophy. 1675 Sir Tho. Millington, M. D. 1704 James Fayrer, D. D. 1719 Hon. Charles Bertie, LL. D. 1747 Jofeph Browne, D. D. Profeffors of Modern Philofophy. 1673 Abraham Campion, M. A. 1677 Baptift Levintz, M. A. 1682 William Halton, M. A. 1687 John Barnard, M. A. 1688 William Christmas, M. A. 1693 Roger Altham, M. A. 1698 Edward Lilly, M. A. 1703 Samuel Adams, M. A. 1708 Edward Thwaites, M. A. 1711 Thomas Girdles, M. A. 1716 Charles Holt, M. A. 1721 Henry Gregory, M. A. 1726 George Newland, M. A. 1731 Thomas Foxley, M. A. 1736 William Derham, M. A. 1741 John Lowry, M. A. 1746 Thomas Crawley, M. A. 1751 George Smyth, M. A. 1756 John Coulson, M. A. 1761 Thomas Barker, M. A. 1691 Profeffors of Hiftory. 1707 Jofeph Trapp, M. A. Profelor of Common Law. 1756 William Blackstone, LL. D. 1766 Robert Chambers, B: LL. Publick Orators, 1677 Thomas Cradock, M. A. 1679 William Wyat, M. A. 1712 Digby Cotes, M. A. 1744 Thomas Lifle, D.D. Roger Mather, D. D. 1760 Thomas Nowell, D. D. Keeper of the Bodleian Library. 1701 John Hudson, D. D. 1719 Jofeph Bowles, M. A. 1729 Robert Fysher, M. B. 1747 Humphrey Owen, D. D. Keeper of the Archives. 1703 Bernard Gardiner, LL. D. 1126 Francis Wife, B. D. Keepers of the Afbmole Museum. 1683 Robert Plott, LL. D. 1690 Edward Lhwyd, M. A. BLENHEIM CASTLE, The Seat of his Grace the Duke of MARLBOROUGH, near Woodstock. T HE Caftle of Blenheim is a magnificent Pile of From Woodstock, (the fartheft Houfe of which on the Right Hand was the Birth-Place of the great English Poet Geoffrey Chaucer) we enter the Park through a fpacious Portal of the Corinthian Order. The beft View of the Castle is a few Paces within the Portal. The Front is 138 Feet from Wing to Wing: The Roof is adorned with a Stone Baluftrade, and Statutes: but there are several Towers or Cupola's which have but an heavy Aspect; the feeming Weight of which occafioned this Epitaph on the Architect Sir John Vanbrugh. Lie heavy on him, Earth! for He Laid many a heavy Load on thee. nay. The South Front is lefs loaded with Ornament; on it is a Bufto of Louis XIV. taken from the Citadel of TourThe common Entrance is at the Eaft Gate, which leads us into a Quadrangle confifting of Offices. From thence, oppofite the Entrance, we proceed into the Area. Through the fuperb Portico on maffy Columns we enter The HALL, Which is the Height of the House, fupported by Ccrinthian Pillars. The Ceiling, by Sir James Thornhill, represents the Duke of Marlborough crown'd by Victory, who points to the Plan of the Battle of Blenheim. In the Receffes are well finished Cafts from the antique Statues of the Venus of Medicis, the Roman Slave, the Athleta, L and and Saltator. Over these is a Series of Painting, reprefenting the Loves of the Gods, by Titian, a Present to the Duke from the King of Sardinia. In the Arcades on each Side, is a beautiful Arrangement of Termini. Before we leave the Hall it may be proper to obferve the Buft of John Duke of Marlborough, placed over the Door of the Saloon. From the Hall we are conducted into the Rooms, in the first of which is begun the Tapestry Hangings, reprefenting Alexander's Battles, from the Paintings of Le Brun, which are continued in two other Apartments. Thofe of the Duke of Marlborough are contained in four. The FIRST APARTMENT. TAPESTRY. 1. Alexander entering Darius's Tent. 2. His Conversation with the Magi and Diogenes. PICTURES. 1. S. Auftin, in his Youth, by Titian. 2. Pope Gregory, by the fame. 3. The Woman taken in Adultery, by Rembrant. 4. Mary de Medicis, by P. P. Rubens. In this Apartment are alfo Copies of two Pictures, viz. Titian's St. Auftin, from No. 1. above. And The Holy Family; both by Lady Bolingbroke, Sifter to the present Duke. The SECOND APARTMENT. PICTURES. 1. The Holy Family, by P. P. Rubens. 2. St. Jerom, by Tintoret. 3. John Duke of Marlborough, by Van Loo. The THIRD APARTMENT, in which Alexander's Battles are continued in the Tapestry, containing, TAPESTRY. 1. The Battle of Arbela. 2. The Defeat of Porus. PICTURES. 1. Peter Paul Rubens, and his Family, by himself. 2. The |