David Carnegie Andrew Agnew

“ The most famous and learned Theophilus de Garencieres, of Paris, who had been made Doctor of Physic at Caen in Normandy, on 27th October 1634, was incorporated here in the same degree, not only upon sight of his testimonial letters (which abundantly speak his worth) , subscribed by the King of France’s Ambassador in England (to whom he was domestic physician) , but upon sufficient knowledge had of his great merits, his late relinquishing the Roman Church, and zeal for that of the Reformed. ”

“ Abraham Conyard, of Rouen, in Normandy, who had studied divinity several years in academies in France and Switzerland, was created Bachelor of Divinity by the decree of the members of Convocation, who were well satisfied with his letters-testimonial under the hands of the pastors of the Reformed Church of Rouen, written in his behalf. ”

“ Abraham Huard, alias Lompré, sometime of the University of Caen, in Normandy, was created Doctor of Physic by virtue of the Chancellor’s [Earl of Pembroke’s] letters, which say that “his affections to the cause of the parliament have exposed him to sufferings. . . . He is a Protestant of France, and his quality and sufferings have been made known to me by persons of honour, gentlemen of quality, and physicians of this kingdom, as also by one Mr. ”