Scope and Contents Biography of William Bateman, Bishop of Norwich, who founded Trinity Hall, by B. E. Bradbury, c. 1965; Notes on letters of Bateman and their presence in the Vatican Archive, 1981; Family history research on the Bateman, Perkins and Wright families by Dudley Gundry, 1960; Copy of article on Bateman from Vol. XXV Norfolk Archaeology, 1933; Copy of article from Bloomfield's History of Norfolk, Vol. III; Various miscellaneous geneological notes on Bateman, c. 2000 - 2002; Copy of article on...

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Bishop Bateman's explanatory statute on interpretatio.

Scope and Contents 'Statuta Collegii de Gonville et Caius, per Reverendum in Christo patrem Willielmum Batman, Norwicensem Episcopum, et venerandum virum Johannem Caium, artis Medicinæ doctorem, ejusdem Collegii fundatores, edita.' These differ materially from the Statutes, printed in 1852 (from a MS., No. 720, in the Lambeth Library), under the direction of the University Commissioners, Documents, II. 241–319; where this MS. is also printed, pp. 321–365, and is described as a rough draft of the Statutes which...

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Deed of appropriation by William Bishop of Norwich to the Warden and Fellows of Trinity Hall of the church of Briningham

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Deed of appropriation by William Bishop of Norwich to the Warden and Fellows of Trinity Hall of the church of Briningham.

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Deed of appropriation by William, Bishop of Norwich to the warden and fellows of Trinity Hall, of the churches of Briston and Kimberley

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Church of Wood Dalling to the Master etc of Trinity Hall by William, Bishop of Norwich, paying ot the bishop and his successors an annual pension of 30s.

Scope and Contents The statutes were sealed at Terling in Essex on 1 June 1352. The seal of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Simon Islip, was added on 1 December and the seals of the Chancellor of the University and Bishop Bateman were added on 9 December. Bateman’s plan for his new foundation was ambitious. The statutes stipulated that there were to be a Master, 20 fellows, and some scholars, which was more than any other college in Cambridge at the time. However, when he died suddenly in 1355, he...

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Grant by William, Bishop of Norwich to the warden and scholars of Trinity Hall, of the appropriation of the advowson of the church of Coulynge.

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Licence from Edward III at the request of William, Bishop of Norwich, for the warden, fellows and scholars of Trinity Hall to acquire in mortmain advowsons of churches, whether held of the King or of others, to the taxation of £60 yearly and then to appropriate the churches.

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Licence from William, Bishop of Norwich, for the warden and fellows of Trinity Hall to acquire the advowsons of the churches of Brynston and Bryningham in Norfolk and to appropriate them.

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Contains prints of William Bateman. One nicely painted