of hollingbourne, then with the rectory of monaghan in 1618, and finally, on the death of dr fotherby, he was promoted by king james i to the deanery of canterbury, and installed on 3 may 1619. meanwhile, in 1616 he had put forth his "exposition of the proper psalms used in our english liturgie", and dedicated it to sir thomas wotton, son and heir of edward, lord wotton of marleigh. in 1620 he was made a member of the high commission court, and in 1622 he collected his works into a folio volume, adding to those previously published five miscellaneous sermons which he calls lectures, and which are by no means good specimens of his method or his style. these were dedicated to sir dudley digges of chilham castle, and appear to have been added for no other reason than to give occasion for paying a compliment to a kentish