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16 WINCHESTER. 1486-762. He had the custody of the temporalities granted to him 8th Feb., and plenary restitution of them made to him as bishop 2nd April 6. He died 22nd Sept. 1492, and was buried in Winchester ca- thedral 65. 1493 THOMAS LANGTON, bishop of Salisbury, was translated 8 Hen. VII. to this see by papal provision: he received the spi- ritualities 24th June 149366, and the temporalities on the 27th of the same month 67; the custody of the tem- poralities had, however, been previously granted to him 12th Jan., and again 16th Feb.68 He was elected to Canterbury 22nd Jan. 1500-1; but he died on the 27th of that month, before the translation could be per- fected, and was interred in his own cathedral 69. His will is dated 25th Jan. 1500-1, and was proved 20th May 1501. 1501 RICHARD Fox, bishop of Durham, was translated to this 16 Hen VII. see, the temporalities whereof were restored to him 17th Oct. 1501 70. He died 14th Sept. 1528, and was buried in his own cathedral. 1529 THOMAS WOLSEY, archbishop of York, had leave to hold 20 H.VIII. this see in commendam 71, the temporalities whereof were delivered to him 6th April 152972, and he was enthroned by proxy on the 11th of the same month. He died 29th Nov. 1530, and was buried at Lei- cester. 1531 STEPHEN GARDINER, LL.D., chief secretary of state, had 23 II. VIII. the temporalities restored to him 5th Dec. 153173, and was consecrated the same day 74. In 1550 he was deprived 75, but restored in 1553. He held the great 62 Reg. Morton. 63 Pat. 2 Hen. VII. p. 2. m. 9. 64 Ibid. m. 8. 65 Godwin. 66 Reg. Morton. 67 Pat. 8 Hen. VII. p. 2. m. 2. 68 Ibid. p. 1. m. 2. and p. 2. m. 10. 69 Reg. Cantuar. 70 Pat 16 Hen. VII. p. 2. m. 9. 71 The papal bulls bear date 8th Feb. 1528-9. 72 Pat. 20 Hen. VIII. p.2. m.9. 73 Pat. 23 Hen. VIII. p.1. m. 18. 75 One authority says 27th Nov. 74 Pat. 5 Edw. VI. p. 1. m. 40.