[1] Translated to Canterbury.

[2] This seems to have been a case of disputed election.

[3] Translated to Canterbury.

[4] Translated to York.

[5] Translated from Worcester.

[6] Translated to Ely.

[7] Translated from Coventry and Lichfield.

[8] Translated to Durham.

[9] Translated from Salisbury.

[10] Translated to York.

[11] Translated from London to Salisbury, and thence to Bath and Wells.

[12] Translated to Canterbury.

[13] Translated from Exeter.

[14] Translated to Durham, thence to Winchester.

[15] Translated from Exeter.

[16] Translated from Hereford.

[17] Deprived for a conspiracy against Pope Leo the Tenth.

[18] Held in plurality with York.

[19] Exchanged for Durham.

[20] Translated from Saint David's.

[21] Deprived on the accession of Queen Mary and reappointed to Chichester under Queen Elizabeth.

[22] Deprived on the accession of Elizabeth.

[23] Father of Francis Godwin the historian, Canon of Wells and afterwards Bishop of Llandaff.

[24] Translated to Winchester.

[25] Translated from Saint David's.

[26] Translated to London and thence to Canterbury.

[27] Translated from Rochester.

[28] Translated to Winchester.

[29] Translated from Peterborough.

[30] Translated to Winchester.

[31] Deprived for refusing the oaths to William and Mary.

[32] Translated from Saint Asaph.

[33] Translated from Saint David's.

[34] Translated from Gloucester.

[35] Translated from Carlisle.

[36] Translated from Oxford.

[37] Translated from Sodor and Man.

[38] Resigned. Died 1870.