5n.Scholars,14,34n.,53,54,217,217n.age of,95,95n.dress of,226-231early list of,48,139n.Hall of,63house of,63Lane,24major and minor, of Pembroke,95,217n.and masters,46,53,233n.Scholars, poor,39,40,47n.,52,62n.,66,92,218n.,220secular,30,38,122Scholarships, extra collegiate,241tied,106n.School Hall Street, Bury,15n.School Street,15n.,24,96“Schoolmaster,” the,283Schoolmasters, famous Cambridge,283,354n.Schools,27,76n.,89,97,98n.Anglo-Saxon,1,3,3n.,4,4n.,311Enquiry Commission,314n.monastic,30n.new, of Philosophy and Law,97,154pre-university,14,30,166quadrangle,24,25,76n.,89,98,133n.,154see civil law and divinityScience and Cambridge,14,153,154,179,180,192n.,290-291revival of, at Restoration,180Scientists, eminent,255,290-291S.C.L.,182n.Scotch universities,360n.Scotland,37,61,151,151n.Scottish Church, the,2Scroope Terrace,57,325Seaham,3Sects, growth of, in the xviith c.,286Selwyn College,148Seminaries, clerical,29Semitic languages,182Senate, the,194,205council of,205,205n.,321n.numbers of,206,321n.Senate House, the,100,107,155,163,183,206,233,348,359Sepulchre’s, S.,90Seven arts, the,153Sex viri,206Shakespeare and Cambridge men,295-6Shakespeare, cited,295-6,297n.,307“Shepherd’s Calendar,”74Sheriff of Cambridge,36n.of Huntingdon,36n.Shrewsbury School,107n.Sidney Street,21Sidney Sussex College,76,146,151,152,307n.Sidgwick Hall,337Silver St.,326Singing taught at Clare,153Sixtus IV., Bull of, cited,143n.,144n.Sizar,62n.,74n.,217n.,218,219,219n.Skeat, W. W., cited,7n.,164Slave trade and slavery,269Solarium,58,66n.,69,82Soler,66n.Hall,66,95,95n.Sonneteers,256n.Sophister,159,160n.,171n.Sophisters’ school,97,183Sophistry,159n.,217n.Soprana,230South and North riots,34n.,44n.,45Special examinations, the,185,186n.Spelman, cited,165n.Spinning House, the,222“Sporting one’s oak,”236Sports, university,236,238Staffordshire,150,152Stamford,46,47,150Stans in quadragesima,160Stars and stripes,61Statesmen,260Stationers’ Company,100n.Status pupillaris,159,223n.,225n.,231,231n.Statuta antiqua,28n.cited,228n.Statutes, cited,131n.,164n.,207n.college,29,54,67-8,222of Elizabeth,28n.,210of Victoria,28n.Stoke Clare,293Stokys, cited,164n.Stone houses in Cambridge,15n.,24n.,39,78n.,89Stour, the,31Stourbridge fair,10,31,32,207n.leper hospital,23S.T.P.,158Stratford-le-Bowe,25prioress of,43n.Stubbs’Const. Hist., cited,8n.,27,86n.,87n.Students’ chambers,70“Students” of Christchurch, Oxford,218n.Students, classes of,14,165n.,217-219migration of,45,46,47Studies in colleges,70,232n.Studium generale,30n.,31,32,35,37,38,68,68n.Suffolk,14,16n.,22n.,293,304earls and dukes of,78,106,296,297,301Sunday in Cambridge,240Surgery, degrees in,168n.Surplice, wearing of the,240n.Tancred studentship,144Tanner, cited,117n.“Tawdry,”215n.Taxatores,see taxorsTaxors,33,48,51n.Court of,98Teachers, training of,335,354n.Templars,24,25Tennis courts,70Test act,149,212,213n.“Tetoighty,”209Thames,9Theology, study of,119,153,166,208,213,242tripos,167,168,238n.Thirty-nine Articles,60,84,274Thorney,12n.,294n.Titular degrees, on whom conferrable,195Titles connected with Cambridge,297,297n.Tobacco, introduction of,282Tonsure, clerical,92Tories,267Tower of London,126,277Town and gown,14,37,221,222n.,232,233n.lodgings,14,33,47,48Tractarians,280,281Treasury,70n.Trinity College,50,63,64,68,73,76,77,89,106,106n.,113,116,123,130-140,141,145,146,147,151,153,156,213n.,226n.,229,231,246,282,293,308n.,315,329n.,335n.,342Babington rooms at,302Bishop’s hostel at,138chapel,107,108,136-7chapel, memorial brasses in,137Entrance Gateway,36n.,103n.,104n.,133,136n.,141great court,134,136Great Gate (Edward’s),131,132,140library,137-38Queen’s Gateway,133,135sedan coach, 136 n.Trinity Hall,25n.,64n.,65n.,74n.,76,77,78-80,82,86n.,87,89,90,127,143,150,152,156n.,176n.chapel,109n.library,79Trinity, the, dedication to,25n.church,25n.Holy, monks of, at Cambridge, 25 n.Holy, of Norwich,79n.Holy, guild of,25n.,79n.Street,96Tripos,162-3,163n.,200,238n.double,184results,238n.standard variable,184Triposes, divided,185n.,189,231,238n.list of,182not conferring a degree,179,184,185n.popularity among the,238n.,356Trivium,153,164,164n.,165n.,166‘Trojans,’173,349n.“True Intellectual System” of Cudworth,287n.Trumpington,7,7n.,8n.,23n.,93Street,23,23n.,57,62,86,91,96,100,327Tudor architecture,102-3,103n.Tudors, the, and Cambridge,74,87,102-4,104n.,131,133-4,135,136-7,206n.,281,297Tutor,210,211,224,225-226,226n.Tyltey monks,25n.Priory,24Ulster, earls of,293,295n.,298,298n.,320n.Undergraduates,99,115,160n.,206,217n.,219,223,225,231-237numbers of the,246,246n.,357n.,358entertainments given by,224n.Union Society,239Unitarianism,279Universitas,30n.,53,68n.,166University, the,30,30n.,31,38,53,166,243,244aristocratic period of,216,220,242-3,244“on the boards of,”246n.University buildings,96-100Calendar,192n.,195careers prepared by,242-244a chartered corporation,30,30n.charters,34-35chest,155church,see Great S. Mary’sclasses frequenting,241-245and the Colleges,52,154diplomatists and,see diplomatistsdiscipline,see disciplineearliest existing references to,33and the education of women,310,354and great Englishmen,250-260Extension lectures,382first public buildings in,97Hall,64,77,89,144n.,150,339idea of a,197-200and intellectual movements,281-291jurisdiction,37n.-38n.,222-223,see also chancellorand the kings,see Henry III.’s rescript, Edward III. and his relation to the university;and in the index of names of persons underJohn,Hen. III.,Edw. I.,II., andIII.,Edw. IV.,etc.legends of origin of,3-4and national movements,281-291officials,203-208and the popes,28-9,35,78,78n.,143,143n.-144n.,144,193licensed preachers at,78n.precincts,185,185n.press,155and the professions,197,198,242,259-260and religious movements,269-281secular and religious studies at,26,28settlement,247,248statutes,see statutesastudium generale,30n.,31,32,35,37,38,68,68n.and technical education,197-198,201