Six Centuries of an Oxford College: A History of the Queen's College, 1340-1940

Anglican Anthony Wood Archbishop Archbishop of York B. H. Streeter Balliol Barlow became become benefactors Bentham Bishop buildings Bursar Cambridge Carlisle Chancellor chapel chaplain Christ Church Christopher Potter clergy Common Room Courtney Crosfield Cumberland and Westmorland Cumbrian Dean diary disputations Doctor dons Edmund Hall Eglesfield elected endowments English father fellow of Queen's fellowships Fothergill foundation Founder friends gentlemen Gilpin graduates Grose Halton Henry High Street Holy Orders John Joseph Smith Joseph Williamson Lancaster Langbaine later learning lectures lege letters living Magrath Master medieval Merton Middle Ages modern Oxford college Philippa Plate Poor Boys Provost provostship pupils Queen's College Queen's Lane Queen's men Rainolds reading reform residence Sayce scholars schools seems Senior Simcox society statutes taberdars Theology things Thomas Thomas Tickell Thomson tion tutor undergraduates versity Victorian Westmorland William Wyclif young