Killigrew 6 April 1700 – 11 August 1724 (d.): Thomas Lynford (Sub-Dean from 1723; also Archdeacon of Barnstaple from 1709) 26 August 1724 – 1743 (res.): Edward Willes (became Bishop of St David's) 17 March 1743 – 11 August 1759 (d.): John Heylin (also a canon of St Paul's) 2 October 1759 – 7 July 1768 (d.): Joseph Atwell 6 August 1768 – 1 November 1796 (d.): Charles Wake 10 February 1797 – 1799 (res.): George Lukin (became Dean of Wells) 1 April 1799 – 5 November 1842 (d.): Thomas Causton (sometime Speaker's Chaplain) No successor appointed per the Victorian statutes. Canons in the succession of Richard Busby 5 July 1660 – 5 April 1695 (d.): Richard Busby, Headmaster 13 April 1695 – 28 February 1702 (res.): Richard Willis (became Dean of Lincoln) 31 March – 28 April 1702 (d.): Richard Martin 16 June 1702 – 21 August 1732 (d.): Michael Evans 4 October 1732 – 1743 (res.): William Barnard (became Dean of Rochester) 26 April 1743 – 1748 (res.): Robert Hay Drummond (became Bishop of St Asaph) 3 May 1748 – bef. 1758 (res.): Christopher Wilson (became a canon of St Paul's) 17 July 1758 – 27 June 1770 (d.): Reeve Ballard 4 August 1770 – bef. October 1770 (res.): Benjamin Kennicott (became a canon of Christ Church) 31 October 1770 – bef. 1775 (res.): James Cornwallis (became Dean of Canterbury) 5 May 1775 – 30 December 1807 (d.): Nathan Wetherell, Master of Univ 18 February 1808 – 1809 (res.): Walker King (became Bishop of Rochester) 25 February 1809 – 1830 (res.): William Carey (also Headmaster until 1814; held canonry in commendam as Bishop of Exeter from 1820; became Bishop of St Asaph) 25 June 1830 – 6 June 1856 (d.): James Henry Monk (held in commendam as Bishop of Gloucester {and Bristol} from 1830) No successor appointed per the Victorian statutes. Canons in the succession of John Sudbury 14 July 1660 – 1662 (res.): John Sudbury (became Dean of Durham) 20 June 1662 – 18 July 1670 (d.): Thomas Triplett 30 July 1670 – 23 August 1679 (d.): William Owtram, Archdeacon of Leicester and Rector of St Margaret's 20 September 1679 – bef. 1701 (d.): Richard Annesley (The Lord Altham from 1700; also Dean of Exeter from 1681) 6 December 1701 – 1 March 1730 (d.): Edward Gee (also Dean of Peterborough, 1721–1722; Dean of Lincoln from 1722;