A.D. 1665
Thomas Lockey, D.D., resigned the Librarianship, on Nov. 29, 1665, in consequence of his appointment to a canonry of Ch. Ch. In the following year he gave some coins and the sum of £6 16s. In his place was elected, on Dec. 2, Thomas Hyde, M.A., of Queen’s College, then Under-keeper. Upon Lockey’s death, in 1680, books to the value of £16 15s. were bought out of his study.