The HISTORY of the PuRITANs. Vot. II 1( Charles I. englijh nation; He was created biihop of Chejler in the year I 668. and ~ died of"the fione in the houfe of Dr. 'Iillotjo~ I 672.. Dr: Hoyle. Dr. Jojhua H~yle, preferred to the headihtp of Umverjity College in the Athen. Ox. room of Dr. Walker; he was educated at Magdalen H,a/! Oxford, but P· 1 85. being invited into Ireland became fellow of 'l'rinity College, and profeffor of divinity in the univerfity of Dublin. In the: beginning of the irijh rebellion he came ?ver to Bng~m:J, and was made vicar of Stepney, a member of the afiembly of dtvmes, and at length mafier of this college and king's profeffor of di,vinity in the room of Dr; Sandeifm. Mr. Wood fays, he was a perfon of great reading and memory, but of lefs judgment. He was exaCl:ly acquainted with all the ftl:oolmen, and fo much devoted to his book, that he was in a manner a il:ranger to the world; he was indefatigably indull:rious, and as well qualified for an academic as any per– fon of his time. He died I 654· Dr. GreenDr. Daniel Greenwood, principal ofBrazen-Nofe College in the room of ~td·, F· r Dr. Radclijje ; he had been fellow of the college for a confiderable time, ti. 0 ;_ 0 9 ' 1 • a- and had the reputation of a profound fchola~· an~ d!vine. Mr. Wood fays, he was a fevere and good governor, as well m hts vtcc-chancellorihip as in his principal!11ip; he continued in his college with an unfpotted character till the rell:oration, when he was ejeCl:ed by the king's commiffioners, after which he lived privately till I673. when he died. Dr. John Dr. John Wilkinfon had been principal of Magda!en Hall before the vVilkinfon. civil wars, but when that univerlity was garrifoned by the king, be fled into the pJrliament's quarters, and was fucceed td by Dr.1homas Read w bo was admitted by the king's mandate, OClober 16. 1643. but in 1646. Dr. Wilkinjon was rell:ored. The year following (r647) he was made prefident of Magdalen College in the room of Dr. O!iver; he was a learned and pious man, died Jan. 2. I 649· and was buried in the Dr. l"ienry Wilkinfon. Athen Ox. P·5H church of Great Milton O:ifordfordjhire. Dr. Henry lf'dkillfon, jun. commonly called Dean Harry, principal nf Magdalen Hall; he was a noted tutor, and moderator in his college before the commencemet of the civil wars, upon the breaking out of which he left Oxford and came to London, but when that city was furrendered to the parliament he returned to the univerfity, and was created D. D. made principal of his hall, and moral philofophy profc!for in tbe room of Mr. Birkenbead. Mr. Wvod fays, that be took all ways imagin– able to make his houfc fiouril11 with young fiudents; that he was a fi:e– quent and active preacher, and a good difciplinari an; for which reafon the heads of the univerfity perfuaded him earneilly to conform at the rd1:oration, that they might keep him among them, but he refufed. After his ejet1:ment he fuffered for his non-conformity, by imprifonments, multl:s, and the lofs of his goods and books; though according to the 1 fame
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