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X.—On some fifteenth-century Drawings of Winchester College; New College, Oxford; etc.

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By the kind permission of the Warden of New College, Oxford, I have the honour to exhibit copies of four pen and ink drawings attributed to the year 1463.

They are from a MS. at New College, Oxford, entitled Brevis Chronica de ortu vita et gestis nobilibus reverendi viri Willelmi de Wykeham, which is generally attributed to Thomas Chandler. I do not find him in the Dictionary of National Biography, but he was a man of some note in his day, having been warden, first of Winchester and then of New College; chancellor of the university of Oxford, and of the churches of Wells and York; master of St. Cross hospital, near Winchester; dean of Hereford and the chapel royal; and secretary of state under Henry VI. and Edward IV. He died in 1490.

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Copyright © The Society of Antiquaries of London 1892

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page 230 note a Milner, , The History, Civil and Ecclesiastical, and Survey, of the Antiquities of Winchester, ii. 220Google Scholar.