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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 March 2011
So little is known of William Laud's life at Oxford that the following letters assume some importance. They were written during his term as President of St. John's College and have recently come to light amongst the Court papers of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters. Laud here pleads on behalf of a poor student, and the pleader's rôle seems surprisingly to become him.
page 204 note 1 Guildhall Library muniment room (hereafter referred to as G.L.M.R.), MS. 7784.
page 204 note 2 b. 1595; Merchant Taylors' school, 1605–11; B.A. 1615; M.A. 1619; B.D. 1625; D.D. 1642/3; rector of Talbenny, co. Pembroke 1625; canon of Lichfield 1630; rector of Pembridge, co. Hereford 1631; canon of Hereford 1642; lost all spiritualities but reinstated on king's return; vicar of Fownhope 1662, and of Lugwardine, co. Hereford 1667; d. 1679. Foster, Alumni Oxonienses … 1500–1714.
page 205 note 1 G.L.M.R. MS. 4329/3, f. 2391r. Carpenters' Company, Court Minutes, 3 April 1611.
page 205 note 2 G.L.M.R. MS. 7784/5, ff. 10–11, 36, 79–80.
page 205 note 3 G.L.M.R. MS. 7784/6, ff. 92–3. In a secretary's hand.
page 205 note 4 President of St. John's College, 1621–33. Foster, Alumni Oxonienses … 1500–1714.
page 205 note 6 G.L.M.R. MS. 4326/6.
page 205 note 6 G.L.M.R. MS. 7784/6, ff. 18–9.
page 205 note 7 George Buckeridge, citizen and haberdasher, of St. Bride Fleet Street, brother of John Buckeridge, President of St. John's, 1605–11. Notes and Queries, s. 11, xii. 275.
page 206 note 1 deleted.
page 206 note 2 On 21 June 1614, William Sherborne and Thomas Walker were granted the Richard Sibury and Tallowchandlers' exhibition amounting to £6 13s. 4d. per annum, to be shared equally between them. Laud must have nominated Sherborne for this exhibition as appears in the Court Minutes of the Tallowchandlers Company. G.L.M.R. MS. 6153/1, 21–2.
page 206 note 3 deleted.
page 206 note 4 deleted.
page 206 note 5 Ring seal: plain shield with arabesque surrounds.
page 206 note 6 G.L.M.R. MS. 7784/6, f. 27. Receipt.
page 206 note 7 G.L.M.R. MS. 4326/6 Carpenters' Company, wardens' accounts. The Sibery and Tallowchandlers' exhibition continued until 1624. G.L.M.R. MS. 6152/2 Tallowchandlers' Company, wardens' accounts.