Volume II 1603-1660 - The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple

406 INDEX AND
GLOSSARY.
MIDDLE TEMPLE GATE,354.
MIDDLE TEMPLE LANE, 1XXV, 46, 53, 140,
168, 274, 331, 353.
MIDDLEMORE, -, 221.
MIDDLETON, Hugh, or Sir Hugh, xxxvii,
xxxviii, ro6, 114, 116, 122, 135, 153.
, John, call to bar, 292.
, Thom., 28.
, Thom., clerk of the Temple Church,
xxvii, xlv, 24, 31, 38, 61, 86.
MIDGLEY, -, 332.
MILBOURNE, Will., bur. of, 368.
MI LDMAY, Sir Hen., keeper of the Jewel
House, xx.
MILLS, Edw., bur. of, 367.
-, Will., 258, 269, 278, 284.
MILTON, John, xxxviii, xli,
, Chris., 239 ; call to bar, 254.
MINCE PIES, 135, 141, 159, 269.
MINGAY, Francis, 86, io8, 119, 120, 130,
132, 145 ; att. at parl., 105 ; att. on
reader, o7 ; auditor for steward, 12,
37 ; auditor for treasurer, 75, 92, 115,
134, 145 ; call to bench, 102 ; chamber
of, i ro; deceased, 201 ; reader, 109,
112 ; steward for reader's dinner, 96.
, Francis, son of Francis, adm., 129 ;
chamber of, 201.
, Hen., call to bar, 2 ; steward for
reader's dinner, 117.
MINISTER, READER, PREACHER, LEC-
TURER, OR CURATE in Temple Church,
xxi, xcvi, 8, 9, 23, 77, 79, 86, 116, 16o,
171, 191, 209, 226, 252, 270, 278, 279,
281, 285, 286, 325, 328, 332, 336 ; aid
roll for, 276 ; appointed by House of
Commons, 269 ; dismissal of, 16o ; gift
or benevolence to, 246, 276 ; King
James's recommendation for, xxxi, 73,
74 ; salary, etc., of, xcvi, 54, 63, 76,
134, 152, 153, 155, 158, 165, 171, 201,
207, 238, 257, 262, 266, 269, 270, 273,
274, 311, 312, 317, 322. See Chafin,
Crawshaw, Cressy, Dillingham, Edmondson,
Evans, Gibson, Heath, Houghton,
Hyde, Johnson, Jones, Lloyd, Lock,
Mason,Newton, Pearson, Reeve, Routh,
Sleigh, and Westroppe.
M ITCHELL, M YCHELL, Theobald, son of
Edw., adm., 115.
, associate to the bar, 82.
MITRE, The, tavern, lviii, 69, 99, 108, hit),
285.
MITRE COURT, Xxiii XXVi.
MITRE COURT BUILDINGS, XXXV,
MONTAGUE, Chris., bur. of, 358.
-, Sir Hen., xv, xviii, XXXii, 338, 339,
341, 342, 343.
, Sir Sidney, lxxxix.
MONTEAGLE, Lord, xi.
MONTGOMERY, Philip, Earl of, adm., 14.
MOONSHINE[a dish so called, composed
principally of eggs], 105, 172.
MOORECOCK, Naomi, servant to Hen.
Wollaston, bur. of, 361.
MOOTING TABLE, 53.
Moms [an exercise of learning in which
points of law were argued before one or
more benchers. The point for argument,
termed the case, was started by an inner
barrister or student, who acted as counsel
for an imaginary plaintiff, to whom
another inner barrister answered. The
case was aigued by two utter barristers,
and the decision given by the benchers],
orders, etc., as to keeping, 45, 49, 52,
61, 68, 78, 94, IOI, 161, 207, 227, 229,
267, 280, 304, 329 ; banquets at, 61 ;
book, 126 ; table, 53 ; walk, 229. See
Learning, Exercises of.
, in Inns of Chancery, 161, 280; Grand,
229 ; Petty, or, 329.
MORE, MOORE, Francis, 338, 339, 340,
342, 343.
, Horace, 320 ; call to bar, 298.
, Sir Rich., bur. of, 357.
, Thom., call to bar, 313.
, Sir Thom., xcviii.
MOREING, widow, 344.
MORETON, John, 286 ; call to bar, 308.
, Will., or Sir Will., cxxviii ; auditor
for treasurer, 231, 321 ; call to bar, 187 ;
call to bench, 333.
MORGAN, Francis, 338, 339, 340, 341,
343.
, John, xliii, 62.
, Rob., call to bar, 51.
, Thom., 45.
, steward for reader's dinner,
1 53, 155.
MORLEY, Edw., call to bar, 21.
---, Col. Herbert, cix.
, Rob., 185 ; call to bar, 120; steward
for reader's dinner, 259.
, Will., grandchild of Sir Rob. Heath,
adm., 327.
, 118, 119.
MORRIS, Sir Will., adm., 29.
, xli, 93.