INDEX

Aaron of York, [26]
Abattoirs, the, [229]
Abbey of Bec, the, [277];
of St. Peter, [184]
Abelard, [336]
Aberdeen, [45]
Abergavenny House, [245]
Abingdon, [124];
the Abbay of, [96]
Achard, [200]
Act of Common Council, [146]
Acton, Sir Roger, [104]
Acts, [94]
Addle Hill, [237];
Street, [239]
Admiral of France, the, [265]
Adrian, John, [36]
Agincourt, [107], [135], [322]
Agnes, sister of Thomas à Becket, [7], [8]
Agreement of Caursini, ordinary form of, [211]
Ailred of Rievaulx, [332]
Alan, the Capmaker, [36]
Albemarle, Earl of, [30], [93]
Albertis, Thomas de, [352], [353]
Alcuin of York, [331]
Aldermanbury, [101], [239]
Aldermen, [4], [14], [17], [24], [41], [45], [48], [50], [51], [52], [53], [61], [64], [69], [70], [71], [77], [79], [81], [85], [88], [89], [90], [92], [94], [105], [107], [108], [109], [112], [113], [123], [124], [130], [136], [139], [140], [183], [215], [218], [227], [232], [233], [244], [284], [303], [322], [323], [325]
Aldersgate, [162], [168], [233], [239], [352];
Street, [164], [245];
Bar, [164]
Aldgate, [18], [65], [73], [81], [143], [144], [145], [163], [167], [177], [233], [234], [235], [239], [353];
Bar, [164]
Alegate, [183]
Ale-stakes, [291]
Alexander III. of Scotland, [36]
Aleyn, John, [267]
Alfred, [65]
Aliens, ordered to depart, [3]
Allectus, [189]
Allhallows Lane, [206]
Almaine, [358], [388], [389]
Almshouses, [99], [164];
God’s House, [97]
Amen Corner, [245]
“A Mery Geste of Robin Hood,” [312]
Amiens, [389], [390]
Anatomy of Melancholy, the, [339]
Anchorites, [172]
Anderson, [222]
Anelace, [369]
Ann of Lodbury, [350]
Anselm, [331]
Ansgar, the Staller, [223]
Ansley, John, [326]
Antiquarian Repository, the, [341]
Antwerp, [189], [201], [389]
Appletone, Brother William, [82]
Apprentices, [101], [191], [217], [218], [220], [266], [267], [268], [290]
Aquitaine, [74], [80]
Aragon, [326]
Arbalisters, [44]
Archæologia, [150], [214], [294], [309], [380]
Archery, decay of, [73]
Arms and armour, [41], [228], [284], [287];
passage of arms, [265]
Arundel, Bishop, [104]
Arundel, the Earl of, [320]
Arundel House, [184]
Asheby, Sir Robert de, [64]
Ashfield, Alice, Prioress, [153]
Asia Minor, [345]
Astern, [331]
Astrology, [338]
Aswy, Alderman of Chepe, [40]
Atwod, John, [356]
Auricalcum, [258]
Auripigment, [258]
Aurum potabile, [339]
Austin Friars, [239]
Auvergne, [287]
Ave Marie Lane, [167]
Avignon, [343]
Axe, the, [174]
Aylmer, [126]
Aylwin Finch, [200]
Babees Book, The, [272], [298]
Babington, [45]
Bacon, Roger, [332]
Bacon, Sir Francis, [140]
Bacons, the, [217]
Badlesmere, Sir Bartholomew de, [54]
Bailiffs, [32], [34];
of Oxford, of Chepstow, [267]
Bakers’ Hall, [259]
Baldok, Master Robert, [56]
Baldwin, the Archdeacon, [278]
Bale, [333]
Ball of Canterbury, John, [284]
Balliol, [45]
Balsham, Ivella de, [350]
Baltic, [189];
the trade of the, [206]
Bamme, Adam, [279]
Bandy-ball, [74]
Banhams, the, [217]
Bankside, [168], [274], [275], [307]
Banning, Paul, [225]
Banquets, [69], [79], [92], [124], [296];
menus of, [295]
Barbers, [337];
supervisor of, appointed, [232]
Bardham, Alderman, [224]
Bardi, the, [65]
Bardolf, Lord, [94]
Barking, in Essex, [252]
Barnard, Alderman Sir John, [224]
Barne, Sir George, [308]
Barnes, John, [98]
Barnham, Alderman, [224]
Barons, the, [14], [17], [18], [28], [32], [48], [49];
Henry III., [20]
Bartholomew, [258];
the Grocer, [36]
Baselard, [352]
Basset, Robert, [143], [144], [146]
Bassieshaw, [238]
Bastard of Burgundy, the, [326]
Bastard of Falconbridge, [186]
Basyng, Thomas, [36]
Bat, Thomas, [231]
Batell, the Abbay of, [96]
Bath, Knights of the, [121], [139]
Bath, the Bishops of, [122]
Bathe, the See of, [96]
Batman, [258]
Battencourt, Luke de, [35]
Battersea, [168]
Battle, [258];
the Abbot of, [79]
Battles—Barnet, [141], [142];
Bosworth Field, [156];
Northampton, [136];
Saint Albans, [136];
Tewkesbury, [141], [142];
Towton, [139]
Baudwyn de la Heuse, [265]
Bayard’s bun, [290]
Bayeux, [265]
Bayle, John, [130]
Baynard’s Castle, [17], [82], [138], [154], [155], [238], [245], [259], [322], [364]
Bayswater, [290]
Beam, the common, [109]
Beauchamp, Guy, Earl of Warwick, [327];
Sir John, [119];
William, [320]
Beaufe, Sir Philip le, [326]
Beaufort, Cardinal, [116];
Henry, [112], [113]
Beaumonts, the, [245]
Beaumore, Richard, [167]
Bec, the Abbey of, [277]
Becket, Gilbert, [7];
Thomas à, [7], [8], [218]
Beckford, Alderman, [225]
Bede, [331]
Bedford, Countess of, [354];
Duke of, [111], [112], [113], [114], [116], [327];
Earl of, [122]
Bedford House, [184]
Beds, [256]
Beggars, [363]
Belet, Master Michael, [320]
Belknap, Robert, [79]
Bell, Adam, [361]
Belstede, Godfrey de, [371]
Benchers, [336]
Benedict, [332];
XIII., [116]
Benedict, Wolman, [95]
Benefactions and Endowments, fifteenth century, [97]-99
Benefices held by foreigners, [26];
presentation of, to foreigners, [30]
Bergen, [189], [206]
Berkeley, the Lords of, [245]
Berklee, Sir Moriz de, [56]
Berks, [94]
Bermondsey, [332];
Court held at, [3]
Berners, Dame Juliana, [299]
Berwick, [45], [188]
Besant Lefwine, [200]
Besant, the, [200]
Besaunt, Robert, [222]
Beton, the Brewster, [292]
Betoyne, Richard de, [57]
Beverley, John, [104]
Bigod, R. le, Earl of Norfolk, [30]
Bill of Articles, [127]
Billecoks claybakes, [265]
Billing, [238]
Billingsgate, [34], [73], [81], [94], [168], [176], [178], [185], [190], [193], [197], [204], [226], [253], [282], [302], [364], [388]
Birchovers Lane, [174]
Bishops, [28], [245];
of Bangor, [77];
of Durham, [72];
of Erkenwald, [164];
of London, [30], [69], [72], [76], [85], [86], [89], [212], [344];
Wulstan, [331]
Bishopsgate, [143], [145], [230], [235], [239], [391], [363];
Bar, [164];
Street, [165], [177], [194]
Bishop’s Palace, the, [146]
Black Death, the, [69], [71], [345]
Black Friars, [49], [54], [57], [145], [238], [239], [240], [245];
The Great Hall of the, [85]
Blackheath, [90], [108], [124], [127], [129], [133], [142], [244], [389]
Black Prince, the, [69], [72], [74], [79], [97], [243], [245], [258]
Blackwall, [144]
Blackwell, [245]
Blakeney, William, [354]
Blome, Richard, [235]
Blounts, the Lords Mountjoy, [245]
Blowbladder Street, [177]
Blue Beard, [126]
Boke of Curtasye, the, [299]
Boke of Nurture, the, [296]
Boke of St. Albans, [299]
Boleyn, Alderman Sir Geoffrey, [224]
Boleyns, the, [217]
Bolingbroke, Master Roger, [117]
Bolton-le-Moor, [357]
Bond, Alderman, [224]
Boniface, election as Archbishop of Canterbury, [28], [29], [391]
Books, chained, [330];
Glastonbury, list of, [329];
list of Forty, [329];
presented by Guy Beauchamp to the Monks of Bordesley, [327]
Bordeaux, [74], [208], [266], [286], [299], [300];
Mayor of, [217]
Boroughbridge, [54]
Boston, [163], [390]
Botolph Lane, Billingsgate, [239], [244]
Botolphstown, [163]
Bottom, the Weaver, [258]
Boulogne, [189]
Bountayn, Roger, [266]
Bouverie, E. de, [225]
Bowyer Row, [167], [175]
Box, Robert, [366]
Brabant, [202], [394];
the Duke of, [116]
Brabazun, Sir Roger, [43], [359]
Bradbury, [222]
Bradby, John, [100], [120]
Bradestrete, [369]
Bradwell, [187]
Brand, John, [189]
“Brank,” the, [356]
Brayn, Mathew, [134]
Bread, feeding horses with, [290]
Bread Street, [238];
Compter, [140];
Hill, [237];
Ward, [215]
Brembre, Nicolas, [77], [80], [84], [86], [259]
Brembres, the, [217], [359]
Brereton, Humphrey, [271]
“Bretasche,” [65]
Breton pirates, [266]
Bretoun, John, [73]
Brewer, William, [15]
Breweries, [234]
Brewers, [259]
Bridewell, [241], [242], [245], [364]
Bridge Estate, the, [303]
Bridge House, the, [185]
Bridge Row, [174], [238]
Bridges—Bow, [162];
Fleet, [235];
Holborn, [167];
London, [6], [33], [37], [45], [46], [52], [55], [82], [89], [93], [94], [108], [112], [124], [129], [131], [133], [135], [142], [143], [144], [167], [174], [178], [185], [190], [192], [228], [236], [244], [251], [341], [346], [350], [370], [388], [389]
Bridge Street, [118], [174], [242]
Bristol, [200]
Brittany, [202], [266];
the Duke of, [245]
Broad Street, [233]
Broun, Sir Stephen, [224]
Brown, John, [269]
Brown, Peter, [269]
Browne, John, [104]
Bruce, [47]
Bruges, [201], [265], [266], [268], [319]
Brune, [389]
Brunellus, [332]
Brystow, the Abbay of, [96]
Buccointes, [222]
Buckingham, the Duke of, [128], [129], [154], [155], [156], [215], [245];
the Earl of, [80]
Bucklersbury, [174], [239], [242]
Bucks, [94]
Building, Assize of, [395]
Builth, [37]
Bukerels, the, [222], [224], [239];
William, [369]
Bullen, [222]
Burgh, Hubert de, [20], [22]
Burghasche, Sir Bartholomew, [56]
Burgomasters of Bruges, [268]
Burgundy, [202], [350];
the Duke of, [116], [120], [299]
Burleigh House, [184]
Burton, [96]
Bury, the Abbay of, [96]
Bury St. Edmunds, the Abbot of, [62], [66], [332]
Bury, William, [352], [353]
Butchers’ Hall, [259]
Butler, the King’s, [79]
Bylande, [96]
Byngham, William, [97], [99]
Cade, John, [126], [127], [129], [131], [132], [372]
Caen, [68], [186], [265], [277]
Cahors, the merchants of, [210]
Calais, [4], [120], [201];
the surrender, [68]
Calendar of Wills, the, [237], [373], [375], [381]
Calthorpe, [222]
Cambridge, [97], [197], [279];
the Earl of, [107]
Cambuck, [74]
Camden, [223], [242]
Camomile Street, [164]
Campanile, the, [183]
Candlewick Street, [174], [177]
Canny, Roger, [366], [368]
Canterbury, [200], [244], [258], [323], [331];
Archbishop of, [28], [38], [57], [72], [76], [82], [84], [92], [121], [122], [129], [131], [132], [320];
Archdeacon of, [201]
Canterbury, Isaac de, [369], [370]
Canterbury, Simon de, [248]
Canynges of Bristol, [190]
Capel, [222]
Capell, Sir William, [224]
Capgrave, [189]
Carausius, [189]
Cardinals, [358]
Carenten, [68]
Carey, Henry, [216]
Carey, Robert, [326]
Carpenter, John, [97], [99]
Carter Lane, [167]
Catapuce, the, [339]
Catherine of Arragon, [243]
Caursines or Caursini, the, [23], [34], [44], [209]-213
Causton, William de, [65]
Caxton, [209], [218]
Cemeteries, [344]
Chaloner, John le, [366]
Chalton, [222]
Chamber of London, [263]
Chancery, Houses of, [335];
Inns, [335];
Lane, [335]
Channel, the English, [266], [365]
Chantries, Endowments of, [305]
Chapel on London Bridge, the, [198]
Chapter House of Westminster, the, [65]
Charing Cross, [43], [140], [151], [235]
Charles VI., [318];
V., the Emperor, [242], [327]
Charlton, Sir Edward, [106]
Charterhouse, [344];
Square, [344]
Charters, Ed. I., [44];
Ed. II., [51];
Ed. III., [58]-61, [67], [71];
Ed. IV., [139], [146];
Hen. II., [4];
Hen. III., [22], [23];
Hen. IV., [94];
John, [13];
Richard, [12];
Richard
II., [80], [86], [89], [113], [114], [205], [264], [390];
of Pardon, [361];
“Charter,” the, [133]
Chaucer, Geoffrey, [65], [74], [163], [172], [186], [231], [249], [276], [230], [290], [293], [312], [315], [318], [334], [338], [339], [376]
Cheap or Chepe, [51], [61], [82], [94], [97], [118], [130], [167], [173], [175], [176], [177], [194], [234], [235], [239], [302];
West Chepe, [38], [39], [50], [174], [175], [176], [177], [369]
Cheape of London, [215]
Cheapside, [38], [63], [79], [100], [138], [169], [231], [232], [236], [277], [325], [326], [354], [359]
Chepstow, [266]
Chertsey, [146]
Cheshunt, [371]
Chester, [96], [118], [121], [216], [331];
the Earl of, [23], [320]
Chichele, Archbishop, [105], [263];
Sir Robert, [97], [218], [303]
Chicheles, the, [217], [263]
Chigwell, Hamo de, [54]
Child, Sir Josiah, [224]
Chiltern, [317]
China, [343]
Christian names, [372]
Christmas, the feast of, [307], [308]
Chronicle, [100], [101], [109];
Gregory’s, [120], [124];
of London, [113], [124];
Collection of a London Citizen, [123];
Chronicles of Old London, [42];
Stow’s, [24], [30], [51], [215]
Church, the, [95], [99], [107], [124], [283];
of England, [86];
and usury, [9];
and John, [15], [16];
the Roman, [31], [169]-172
Churches, architecture of, [245];
opportunities for social intercourse, [257];
Abbey, [36];
All Hallows, Barking, [226];
All Hallows the Great, [45], [126], [171], [208];
All Hallows the Less, [171], [208];
Austin Friars, [180];
Barking, [40], [365];
Blackfriars, [181];
Bow, [38], [174];
Bowles, [325];
Canterbury Cathedral, [278];
Cristes, [96];
Holy Trinity, [99];
Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, [81];
King Edward’s Free Chapel, [345];
Mercers’ Chapel, [7], [277];
Milan Cathedral, [315];
North Stoneham, [209];
Pyx, chapel of, [261];
Rolls Chapel, [23];
St. Albans, [99];
St. Alphege, [246];
St. Andrew, [167];
St. Andrew’s, Holborn, [126], [335];
St. Antholin’s, [233];
St. Augustine, [181];
St. Bartholomew’s the Little, [215];
St. Benedict, [181];
St. Botolph, [163],
165, [166], [239];
St. Bride’s, Fleet St., [15];
St. Catherine, Chapel of, [103];
St. Christopher, [86];
St. Clement, [55];
St. Diones, [325];
St. Ethelburga, [164];
St. George’s Southwark, [89];
St. Giles, [20], [68], [104], [107];
Cripplegate, [159], [165];
St. Helen’s, [180], [288];
St. James, Garlickhythe, [169];
St. John the Baptist, [246];
St. Katherine Cree, [171];
St. Katharine Coleman, [171];
St. Lawrence, [226];
St. Leonard Shoreditch, [165];
St. Magnus, [178];
St. Margaret, Southwark, [131];
St. Martin, [168], [198];
St. Martin le Grand, [60], [120], [174], [226], [228], [239], [361];
St. Martin, Ludgate Hill, [246];
St. Martin Outwich, [246];
St. Martin’s, Vintry, [169];
St. Mary-le-Bow, [64], [226];
St. Mary Magdalene, [181];
St. Mary Matfelon, [164];
St. Mary Mounthaw, [171];
St. Mary of Grace, [99];
St. Mary Overies, [234], [364];
St. Mary Somerset, [169], [171];
St. Mary Spital, [98];
St. Mary Staining, [169];
St. Mary Stanigeslane, [370];
St. Michael, [50], [169];
Cornhill, [118], [180], [356];
St. Nicholas, Cole Abbey, [171], [181];
St. Olave, [178];
St. Oswyth, [100], [239];
St. Paul’s Cathedral, [7], [11], [24], [50], [55], [62], [74], [76], [85], [86], [100], [104], [105], [107], [109], [118], [119], [136], [145], [166], [176], [180], [182], [184], [226], [240], [241], [244], [327], [332], [379];
St. Peter, [64], [99], [169], [180];
St. Peter’s, Cornhill, [292];
St. Peter, Colechurch, [126];
St. Stephen’s Chapel, [305];
St. Stephen, Walbrook, [369];
St. Thomas of Acon, [7], [64], [228];
St. Thomas Watering, [108];
Walton-on-Thames, [356];
Winchester, [315]
Churchyards, [246], [344], [394]
Cinque Ports, the, [18], [188], [320];
Warden of, [119]
Circetir, the Abbay of, [96]
Cirencester, [332]
Citizens, the, [13], [18];
and John, [11];
wealth and state of the, [259]
City, the, [125];
and Bastard of Falconbridge, [141];
beginning of struggle between aristocratic party and the crafts, [13];
blockaded by land and sea, [20];
and charters of Edward III., [59]-61;
and civil wars, [32], [135];
and country, connection between, [217];
crowding of the, [235];
customs, [231];
dissensions in, [39], [51], [80];
and Duke of Lancaster, [77], [79];
and Edward I., [40];
and Edward II., [49], [51]-53, [54];
and Edward III., [70], [72], [73];
and Edward IV., [140];
and birth of Edward of Windsor and election of Aldermen, [89];
and election of Mayor, [44], [57], [70];
and election of Sheriffs, [44], [70];
expulsion of leprous persons from, [68];
and Free Trade, [62];
and Henry II., [3], [4], [6];
and Henry III., [22], [23], [32], [33];
and Henry IV., [94], [99];
and Henry V., [107];
and Henry VI., [113], [120], [124];
and the Duke of Gloucester, [153]-156;
government of, [230];
internal conditions in 1221, [20];
and Jack Cade, [127];
and John, [13], [18];
liberties of the, [25], [40], [49], [136];
lighting by night, [109];
and the Lollards, [84];
and Magna Charta, [18];
loyalty of, under Harry of Monmouth, [107];
occupation by the Earl of Gloucester, [33];
paving of, [232];
and plague, [342]-347;
precedence of Mayor decided, [107];
prosperity of, [101];
poverty in reign of Henry VI., [135];
quarrelling between the trades, [61];
receives Queen Eleanor of Provence, [24];
revenues obtained from, in 1268, [34];
and Reform, [76];
and Richard I., [12];
and Richard II., [80], [86], [88], [90];
riots, [64];
safe keeping of the, [227]-228;
and the Spensers, [54];
and tallage, [36], [50];
trade regulated, [36]
City Barons, Association of, [13]
City Companies, the, [71], [73], [89], [174], [187], [233], [245], [253], [323];
halls of, [236], [245], [270]
City Ditch, the, [101]
City Fathers, the, [36], [40], [89], [105], [152]
City of London School, [97]
City Marshals, [364]
City Police, the, [391]
City walls, the, [101], [159]-168, [176]
Clare, Gilbert de, [33], [49]
Clarence, [140];
Duke of, [146], [154]
Clarke, Mr. Willis, [329]
Claryngton, Sir Roger, [93]
Clenhond, John, [279]
Clergy, the, [95], [379];
the benefit of, [293]
Clerk, John le, [364];
Richard, [369]
Clerke, William le, [369]
Clerkenwell, [237], [239], [360], [364]
Cleydon, [120];
John, [105]
Cleve, Gosceline de, [69]
Clifford, Lord, [259]
Clink, the, [355]
Clope, Gilbert, [370]
Clopton, [222]
Clym of the Clough, [361]
Cnut, [20], [240]
Coal-exchange, the, [176]
Coals, [193]
Cobbs or Water-leaders, [235]
Cobham, [120];
Eleanor, [114], [116], [118], [350];
Lord, [86], [100]
Cockfighting, [74]
Cock Lane, Smithfield, [274], [275]
Cocke, Thomas, [127]
Codesfold, Richard de, [370]
Coffeur, Henry le, [368];
Matilda, [368]
Coggeshale, Abbay of, [96]
Coinage of golden pennies issued, [33]
Coins, [200]
Coke, Alderman Sir Thomas, [139], [140], [141], [224]
Colchestre, Gilbert de, [368]
Cold Harbour, [180], [245]
Colechurch, Peter of, [6]
Coleman Street, [235], [239]
Colet, [222]
Collections of a London Citizen, [112]
College Hill, [245]
College of Priests, [263]
College Street, [239]
Colleges, Law, list of, [325];
Sion, [97];
God’s House, [97];
of Christ, [97];
of the Holy Spirit, [97]
Colman, [331]
Cologne, [205], [390]
Commissioner, the King’s, [54]
Common Council, the, [70], [230]
“Common Hunt,” the, [165]
Common Seal, the, [52]
Common Serjeant, the, [352]
Commons of the City, the, [33]
Commune, Chief Magistrate of the, [14];
establishment of the, [13];
granting of the, [11]
Companies’ Halls, the, [236], [245], [270]
Companies, lending money to the King, list of, [213]
Conduits, [24], [43], [50], [97], [125], [205], [233], [235], [359];
the Great, [38], [125], [174], [234], [235];
the Little, [125], [234], [235];
Lambe’s, [235]
Conspiracies, [107]
Constable of the Tower, the, [34]
Constantine Copronymus, [315]
Constantinople, [343], [389]
Conventions, [390]
Cony, John, [69]
Cook, Hamon, [368];
James, [188];
Master Walter, [250]
Cooke, [222]
Cooks, [259];
cook-shops, [294]
Corby, [389], [390]
Cordwainer Street, [174]
Corey, [344]
Cork, [204]
Cornhill, Reignold de, [15]
Cornhill, [56], [174], [177], [191], [192], [193], [194], [237], [238], [253], [307], [355], [360]
Cornwall, Richard, Earl of, [30], [48], [49]
Corporation, [264]
Corpus Christi, the Feast of, [81]
Corsica, [343]
Cote, John, [126]
Cotes, [222]
Cotton, Bartholomew, [42], [332]
Council of the City, the, [15]
Court, for Common Pleas, the King’s, [19];
of Exchequer, [37];
of Husting, [17], [280], [389], [395], [396];
Houses of, [335];
Lord Mayor’s, [266];
Sheriff’s, [396]
Courts of the City, the, [15], [25]
Courtenay, William, [84]
Cousin Lane, [206]
Covent Garden, [233]
Coventre, the Abbay of, [96]
Coventre, Henry de, [36], [365]
Coventry, Sir John, [224], [225]
Coventry, [205]
Cow, [222]
Crafts of London, the, [118];
Regulation of the, [71]
Craftsman, the, [233]
Cranes, [298]
Cranfield, Lionel, Earl of Middlesex, [224]
Cranmer, [107]
Craven, Sir William, [225]
Cray, the water of, [307]
Crecy, the battle of, [67]
Creed Lane, [167]
Crepelgate, [61]
Crepin, Ralph, [38]
Crichurche, [118]
Crime, [349]
Cripplegate, [97], [168], [235], [239], [263]
Cromwell, Earl of Essex, [245]
Crosby Hall, [153], [247], [277];
House, [245], [250]
Crosby, Sir Thomas, [153]
Crosses, [175];
High Cross of Cheape, the, [287];
Holborn, [235];
Paul’s, [36], [49], [106], [116], [117], [147], [154], [175], [183], [239];
Ratcliffe, [187];
Stone Cross, the, [161];
in Cheape, [38], [54], [55], [125];
Queen Eleanor’s, [176]
Crowlande, [96]
Crowmer, [129]
Crowmer, Sir James, [130]
Crusade, first, [345]
Crutched Friars, the, [239], [245]
Cucking-stool, the, [356]
Cunningham, W., [185], [196]
Curfew, [40], [62], [226], [341], [361]
Curtoys, John, [366]
Customs, [79], [94];
the King’s, collected, [185]
Custos, [32], [33], [34], [39], [40], [42], [88]
Cyprus, [300];
the King of, [69], [343]
Dacre, Sir Thomas, [126];
Lord, [150]
Dalyngrigge, Sir Edward, [89]
Dances, [31]
Danes, [389]
D’Angle, Sir Guiscard, [244]
Danse au Chapelet, the, [311]
Danse au Virlet, the, [311]
Darby, Alderman, [325]
Dartmouth, [186], [188], [266], [272]
Daventry, the Abbay of, [96]
Day of St. Bartholomew, [371]
Day of St. Dunstan, [370]
Day of the Invention of the Holy Cross, [370]
Death Crier, the, [289]
De Bohun, [30]
Defoe, [223]
De la Pole, Michael, [223]
De la Pole, William, [118], [223], [224]
De la Poles, the, [245]
De Leyre, William, [45]
Denmark, [206], [389];
the King of, [69]
De Nugis Curialum, [332]
Deposition of Richard the Second, [89]
Deptford, [124], [144], [190]
Derby, Earl of, [261]
Derkynge, Abraham de, [369], [370]
Despencer, Sir Hugh le, [43], [49], [55], [358]
De Veres, the Earls of Oxford, [245]
Devonshire, Earl and Countess of, [379]
Diceto, Ralph de, [332]
“Disherisoned,” the, [33]
Doctors’ Commons, [245]
Doget, John, [368]
Dogs, [164]
Domesday Book, [242]
Domestic Manners, [256], [258]
Domus Conversorum, [23]
Domus Teutonicorum, [180], [204]
Donne, [222]
Dorchester, [343];
the Marquis of, [245]
Dormer, Sir Michael, [224]
Dorset, the Marquis of, [146], [148]
Dover, [128], [186], [189], [244], [323], [357], [365];
defeat of French fleet off, [20]
Dovers, the Abbay of, [96]
Dowgate, [176], [205], [235], [239], [390]
Dowgate Dock, [286]
Dowry, bequeathing, [273]
Drapers’ Hall, [146]
Drapiers of Ypres, the, [201]
Dress, [324]-325
Drewe, Barentyne, [93]
Drinks—ale, cider, mead, perry, wines, [300]
Dublin, [204]
Dulcie, Sir Robert, [225]
Ducket, Lawrence, the case of, [38]
Duckett, [222]
Dugdale, [304]
Dunkirk, [268]
Dunmowe, John de, [73]
Duns Scotus, [332]
Dunstable, [27], [96]
Durham, [258], [332];
the Bishop of, [122];
the See of, [96]
Durham House, [184]
Durham, William de, [34]
Dymmoke, Sir Thomas, [93], [123];
Sir Phylyppe, [123]
Eadmer, [331]
Earthquakes, [343]
Eastcheap, [174], [176], [177], [236], [274], [291], [294]
Easter, the, [295], [308]
“Easterlings,” [388]
Eastfield, Sir William, [235]
Echevins of Bruges, [268];
of Dunkirk, [269]
Edgware Road, [293]
Edition, or the Continuator, of Stow, [219]
Edmund, Sir (the King’s brother), [43]
Edred’s Hythe, [181]
Edward, [34]
Edward I., and the Countess of Flanders, [35];
coronation of, [36];
and the City, [36];
and Jews, [37], [43];
and the City, [40];
his Charter, [44];
trial of Sir William Wallace, [45];
death, [47];
228, [243], [298], [299], [323], [390]
Edward II.—coronation, [48];
and Piers Gaveston, [49];
birth of a son, [49];
and the City, [51]-53;
murder of, [57];
245, [252], [253], [262], [325], [361]
Edward III.—his Charters, [58];
and the City, [62], [67];
and the Flemings, [63];
and the French, [67];
expulsion of lepers, [68];
and the regulation of the crafts, [71];
and the City, [72];
and archery, [74];
and the Good Parliament,
75;
death, [77];
107, [209], [242], [252], [266], [275], [344], [361]
Edward IV., [189];
coronation, [139];
marriage, [139];
and Alderman Coke, [139];
and the City, [141], [146];
and the Bastard of Falconbridge, [144];
and Jane Shore, [146];
funeral of, [150];
189, [262], [271], [288], [325], [361]
Edward the Confessor, [23], [242]
Edward, Prince, [32]
Edward of Windsor, [49], [55]
Egbert, Archbishop of York, [331]
Egremont, Lord, [259]
Egrettes, [298]
Eldedeaneslane, [55]
Eleanor of Castile, [43]
Eleanor of Provence, [24], [28], [31], [36], [391]
Eleanor, Queen, [239], [323]
Elizabeth, Edward IV.’s Queen, [139]
Elizabeth Lucy, the Lady, [154]
Elizabeth Moring, [274]
Elizabeth, Queen, [45], [208], [294]
Elizabeth of York, [271]
Elms at Smithfield, the, [45]
Elsing, Robert, [344]
Elsinge, William, [97]
Eltham, [323]
Eltham, Sir John de, [56]
Ely, [33]
English, John, [267]
Epidemics of the Middle Ages, [343]
Erber, the, [245], [259]
Erigena, [331]
Eslingen, [345]
Essex, [81], [94], [164], [297], [312];
the Commons of, [129]
Essex House, [184]
Essexe, Agnes de, [366], [368]
Este, Robert, [129]
Estfield, [263]
Estfried, Sir William, [97]
Ethelred, [205]
Ethelred II., [388];
Earl of Mercia, [165]
Euisham, the Abbay of, [96]
Eustace of Boulogne, [278]
Eustace, the Monk, [188]
Evesham, [33]
Evesham, Richard de, [73]
Exchequer, the, [213]
Execution of traitors, [17]
Executions, [42], [45], [55], [82], [93], [94], [105]-107, [117], [118], [120], [124], [130], [132], [136], [138], [140], [144], [215], [349]
Exeter, [200];
charter of, [264];
the Duke of, [93], [128], [134], [259];
the See of, [96]
Eyminge, Stephen de, [368]
Eyre, Sir Simon, [109]
Fabyan, [38], [92], [96], [117], [120], [130], [144], [154], [276]
Fairs of England, [168], [201], [203], [390]
Falcon, the, [286]
Falconbridge, Bastard of, [141], [266]
Falconbridge or Falconberg, Lord, Earl of Kent, [141]
Falkirk, [44], [46]
Falstaff, Sir John, [291]
Famine of 1314, [51]
Fancherche, [366]
Farringdon, Nicholas, [54]
Farringdons, the, [224]
Fastolf, Syr John, [134], [245]
Fauntilome, John, [366]
Favourites, troubles caused by, [49]
Feasts and banquets, [297], [298]
Fenchurch Street, [177], [245], [325]
Fencing, schools of, closed, [41];
schools for, [191]
Fensbury Court, [165]
Ferrers, George, [308];
Higham, [263]
Fielding, [222]
Fires, [251];
danger of, [341], [342];
the Great, [119], [235], [237];
indemnity in case of, [231];
of London, [186], [347]
Fish, [299], [302]
Fishmongers’ Hall, [180], [259]
Fish Street, [44]
Fish Street Hill, [171], [245]
FitzAlans, the Earls of Arundel, [244]
FitzArnulfe, Constantine, [21], [22]
FitzAylwin, Henry, [219]
Fitz-Aylwin’s Assize, [251], [253]
FitzOthon, Hugh, [34]
FitzStephen, [126], [162], [197], [277], [307], [318]
FitzThedmar, Arnold, [33], [42]
FitzThomas, Sir John, [33], [358]
FitzWalter, Robert, [17], [182], [240];
the Barons, [245]
Fitzwarrens of Devon and Somerset, the, [217]
FitzWilliam, [224]
Flagellants, [74], [345]
Flanders, [35], [39], [201], [204], [206], [388], [394];
the Countess of, [35]
“Flats,” [251]
Fleet, [239]
Fleet Bridge, [51], [235]
Fleet Street, [24], [88], [235], [335]
Fleets, [61], [66], [69], [79], [189]
Flegge, Henry de, [364]
Flemings, the, [35], [63], [82], [209];
the banishment of the, [4]
Flesh-Shambles of St. Nicholas in Newgate, [167], [174], [177], [198], [251]
Florence, [65], [201], [210], [244]
Florentines, the, [215]
Folk Mote, the, [4], [176], [280]
Food—
bread, [299];
fish, [297];
forks, [298];
meat, [296], [297];
of the middle classes, [297];
of the people, [301];
of the country people, [302];
prices of, [303], [304];
soup, [297];
subtlety, the, [295], [296];
sweets, [297];
times of meals, [284];
trencher, the, [299];
vegetables, [298];
wine, [296]
Food and drink, [196], [197]
Food-stuffs, [203]
Fool or jester, the, [295]
Foot-ball, [74]
Foreigners, laws against, [40]
Foreign trade, [188]
Forests, Sussex, [267];
the Justiciary of the, [320]
Forsters and Fenwicks of Northumberland, the, [216]
Fouks de Brent, [22]
Founteyns, the Abbay of, [96]
Fowey, [266]
Foyster, a, [364]
“Frame” houses, the, [176]
France, [135], [204], [318], [388];
the King of, [69];
war with, [66]
Francisco de Spinola of Genoa, [209]
François de Borcelen, [116]
Fraternities, Company of the Pui, [287]
Frediswyde, the Abbay of, [96]
Free Chamber of the King of England, [43]
Free Trade, [71], [94]
French Chronicle, the, [48], [49], [53], [55]
French, the, [136];
landing of, [272]
Friars Minors, the, [197], [232]
Friars Preachers, [55], [57]
Friday Street, [172], [254]
Fripperers, [192]
Froissart, [284], [285]
Fuatard, John, [364]
Fuel, [193];
charcoal and seacoal, [253]
Furniture, and construction of a London citizen’s house, [247];
list of household goods, [257];
of a mediæval house, [255];
tables, [294]
Furnivall, [299], [376]
Furnival’s Inn, [233]
Furriers, [232]
Fynesbury, the Mayor of, [56]
Gairdner’s Introduction to the Paston Letters, [127] note
Galley Quay, [209]
Galley Wharf, [239]
Gamage, [222]
Gambling, [318]
Games and sports, “New Fair,” [292];
list of, [307], [318]
Garbodesham, Hachard de, [366]-367
Garden, the Drapers’ , [315]
Gardens, [315]
Garlande, John de, [258]
Garlick Hithe, [238], [239]
Garter, the Knight of the, [121]
Gascoigne, [358]
Gascony, [72], [299]
Gates, Sir Geoffrey, [141]
Gates—
the City, [37], [41], [49], [93], [94], [101], [226], [230], [239];
Aldgate, [162], [164];
Aldersgate, [166];
Bishopsgate, [37], [164];
Cripplegate, [165];
Ludgate, [168];
Newgate, [164], [166]
Gaunt, John of, [74], [75], [76], [244];
attempt against life of, [77]
Gaveston, Piers, [47], [48], [49], [298]
Gaza, [300]
Geffrey, [22]
Genoa, [189], [208], [209], [244];
Francisco of, [209]
Geoffrey, [45]
Geoffrey, Archbishop of York, [11]
Geoffrey of Monmouth, [332]
George I., [268]
Gerard, John, [250]
German Ocean, [388]
Germany, [204], [388]
Geruons, the Abbay of, [96]
Gervase, [332];
family of, [223];
of Cornhill, [224]
Gidea Hall, Essex, [139]
“Gilbert,” [126]
Gilbert à Becket, [277]
Gilbert, Earl of Clare, [240]
Gildhalla Teutonicorum, the, [205], [207]
Ginges, Henry de, [366]
Giovanni Villani, [214]
Gisbourne, the Abbay of, [96]
Gisois, John, [57]
Glass, use of, for windows, [252]
Glaziers, [252]
Gloucester, Charter of, [264];
the Duke of, [17], [88], [93], [111], [112], [128], [144], [155];
Earl of, [122];
and Hereford, Richard, Earl of, [30], [33], [48], [49];
Mayor and Bailiffs of, [266]
Godwin, Earl, [106]
Goldsmiths, [38], [259]
Goliardeys, the, [290]
“Good Duke,” the, [119]
Good Friday, [261]
“Good Queen Anne,” [85]
Gore, [222]
Gough, Matthew, [181]
Gould, Baring, Mr., [249]
Gower, [280], [335]
Government of the City, [264]
Gracechurch Street, [190]
Grafton, [142]
Grapefige, Robert, [36]
Graschirche, [197]
Grasschurch Street, [177]
Grass Street, [174], [235]
Great Ilford in Essex, [68]
Great St. Thomas Apostle, [239]
Greece, [343]
Green, Henry, [365]
Greenstead, Chipping Ongar, [169]
Green Ware, the, [128]
Greenwich, [129], [308]
Gregory, Mayor of London, [396]
Gregory, William, [108], [112], [120], [123], [124], [130], [140]
Greshams, the, [217], [218], [222], [238]
Grey Friars, [97], [233], [263];
postern,162
Grey, Sir John, [139]
Grinfonneur, [318]
Grocers, [259]
Grocers’ Company,] [263]
Grocers’ Hall, Poultry, [245]
Groschirche Street, [118]
Grose, [341]
“Growth of English Industry,” the, [176], [185]
Grubbe, Peter, [267]
Grymsby, the Abbay of, [96]
Guild of Allhallows, the, [289];
the Merchant, [13];
the Trade, [13];
the Weavers, [13]
Guildhall, the, [50], [55], [57], [61], [64], [65], [91], [97], [101], [105], [107], [117], [154], [184], [191], [120], [215], [245], [369], [390]
Guildhalls, Bruges and Ghent, [201]
Guilds, [9], [70], [80], [193];
importance of, [53];
licensing of, [4]-5
Guns, earliest mention of, in England, [65]
Gutheron’s Lane, [174]
Gutter Lane, [238]
Hacket, [222]
Hackney, [69], [234], [235]
Hadestock, William de, [364]
Hakone, John de, [366]
Hainault, [202]
Hainaulters, the, [35]
Hales, Brother Robert, [82]
Hall of the Dominicans, the, [104]
Hall, Edward, [308]
Halliwell, [258], [281]
Hamon Haweteyn, [370]
Hampton, [222], [247]
Hampton, William, [145]
Hancrete, John le, [365]
Hand Ball, [74]
Hanington, William de, [247], [248]
Hanse of Almaine, [390]
Hanse, the, [189]
Hanseatic League, the, [146], [205], [206], [208], [286]
Hanseatic merchants, [265], [266];
the hall of the, [180]
Harbours, [181]
Hardacnut, [242]
Hardell, Edmund, [15]
Hardels, the, [222]
Hardy, [222]
Hardyng, John, [109]
Harfleur, [265]
Harefoot, Harold, [242]
Harrison, [223], [352]
Harry of Monmouth, [107]
Hart Street, [73]
Hastings, [146]
Hastings, John, Earl of Pembroke, [245], [350];
Lord, [153], [154]
Haunsard, William, [66], [67]
Haverels, the, [222], [224]
Haward, Lord, [151]
Hawks’ bells, [364]
Hayles, the Abbay of, [96]
Heathcote, Alderman, [224]
Heathfield, [132]
Hecker, [343]
Hekham, Matthew de, [369]
Heiley, Thomas FitzTheobald de, [7]
Hely, the See of, [96]
Henry II.—
accession, [3];
and the heretics, [5];
and the Citizens, [6];
and the moneyers, [7];
275, [287], [307]
Henry III.—
accession, [20];
comes of age, [22];
taxation, [23];
and the Jews, [26];
and the Pope’s Nuncio, [27];
unpopularity of, [31];
and the City, [32];
and the Civil War, [32];
36, [37], [213], [241], [252], [253], [262], [290], [350]
Henry IV.—
accession, [92];
and the City, [94];
and the Church, [99];
and the heretics, [100];
death, [101];
243, [322]
Henry V.—
coronation, [104];
and the heretics, [104];
his foreign policy, [107];
and the City, [107], [108];
death, [109];
243, [322], [323], [337], [350]-351
Henry VI.—
the Protectorate, [111];
the Duchess of Gloucester, [117];
coronation, [120]-123;
coronation in Paris, [124];
Jack Cade’s Rebellion, [126]-135;
the Civil Wars, [135];
defeat of, [139];
restoration of, [141];
death, [144];
208, [275], [276], [323], [325]
Henry VII., [275], [276], [325]
Henry VIII., [240], [242], [276], [308], [325]
Henry of Huntingdon, [200], [332]
Henry, Duke of Lancaster, [90]
Henry of London Stone, [171], [222]
Henry of Windsor, [111]
Henry Tudor, [156]
Herbs, use of, [339]
Herdford, [96]
Hereford, the Earl of, [30], [54], [320];
the Bishop of, [173]
Heresy, suppression of, [100], [120]
Heretics, the, [5]
Hermitages near Gates, [162]
Herne, Alderman, [224]
Hertfordshire, [94], [307]
Hervey, Walter (bailiff), [34], [36]
Hexham, [331]
Hicks, Alderman Sir Baptist, [224]
Higden, Ralph or Ranulf, [332]
Highbury, [97], [263]
Highgate, [69]
High Sheriff of Kent, the, [130]
Hilarius, [332]
Hill, Alderman Sir Rowland, [224]
Hilton, John de, [267]
Historical Account of London, [18]
History of Westminster Palace, Britton and Bayley’s, [305]
Hofer, Andreas, [46]
Holborn, [160], [167]
Holcot, Robert, [332]
Holinshed, [3], [7], [12], [15], [21], [28], [31], [42], [43], [49], [53], [68], [91], [104], [107], [351]-352
Holles, Sir William, [224]
Holloway, [69]
Holy Land, the, [35]
Holy Trinity Priory, [332]
“Holyrood,” [310]
Holywell Nunnery, the, [165]
Honey Lane, [234], [238]
Hood, Robin, [361]
Horn, John, [35]
Horne, Robert, [129], [130]
Hornsey, [153]
Hosier Lane, [174]
Hospitals—
Bridewell, [363];
Bethlehem, [352];
Christ’s, [363];
Foundling, the, [234];
St. Anthony’s, [192];
St. Bartholomew’s, [97], [166], [363];
St. John, [344];
St. Katherine’s, [11];
St. Thomas, [363];
St. Thomas Acon, [97], [126]
Houndsditch, [164]
Houses, [184], [341], [342];
of the retailer, [248];
of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, [251]
House of Converts, the, [23]
House of Fame, [65]
House of Lords, [124]
House of St. Mary of Bethlehem, [165]
House of the Sorores Minors, [162]
Householders of London, [393]
Howard, Lord, [150]
Hugh de Hoddone, [366]
Hugh le Bever, [257], [287]
Hume, Master John, [117]
Humphrey, Sir, [129]
Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, [114], [115], [116], [118];
and the City, [119], [327]
Hungary, [345]
Hunsdon House, [216]
Huntingdons, the, [197], [245]
Huntyngdon, [96]
Hustings, the, [52], [264]
Hymn of Praise to the Virgin, the sailor’s, [190]
Hythe, the, [186], [357], [388]
Icanhoe, [163]
Iceland, [202]
Iden, Alexander, [132]
Immigration of foreigners, [31]
India, [343]
Innocent, [30]
Inn of Chancery, the, [376]
Inn of Serjeants, the, [335]
Inns, [191], [299];
Dolphin, [165];
Horns Tavern, [242];
Nuns, the, [163];
Tabard, the, [297];
Whyte Harts, the, [135].
See also Taverns
Inns of Court, [308], [335]
Insurrections, [61], [77]
Interdicts, the Six Years’ , [15]-16, [18], [25]
Ireland, [202]
Iron Gate Stairs, the, [178]
Ironmongers’ Lane, [174], [238], [368]
Irwin, Hugh, [225]
Isabel, [50], [244];
Queen, [55], [57];
Princess, [90]
Isabella, Queen, [62], [269]
Iseldon or Isleden, [165], [167], [310]
Isemongere Lane, [369]
Isidore, [258]
Isle, [129]
Isle of Dogs, [186]
Isle of Wight, [18], [188]
Isle of Wycht, [358]
Isleworth, [34]
Islington, [364]
Italian Companies, the, [44]
Italian Quarter, the, [209], [343]
Italians, [215]
Iter, [53], [67]
“Jack Straw,” [84]
Jacobs, Joseph, [9]
Jacqueline de Brabant, career of, [114], [116]
James I., [294]
“James’ Head,” [38]
Jarrow, [331]
Jerusalem, [354]
Jewry, [239], [369]
Jews, [23], [33], [38];
banishment, [43];
forbidden to practise usury, [37];
hatred of, [10];
in England, [9];
massacre of the, [9];
of Angevin England, [9];
of Norwich, the, [26];
wealth of, [26]
Jocelin of Brakelonde, [332]
Jocelyn, [222]
Jocelyn, Ralph, [144], [146]
John, King, [11], [13], [23], [28], [210];
and the Sheriffs, [15];
and the interdict, [16];
and the Barons, [18];
death, [18]
John de Ypres, [77]
John, Duke of Brabant, [115]
John, Earl of Surrey, [243]
John of France, King, [72]
John of Gaunt, [90]
John, second son of Charles VI. of France, [115]
John of Northampton, [355];
of Newport, [188]
John of Salisbury, [332]
Johnson, [223]
Jolypas, Sir Henry, [250]
Jourdain, Margaret, [350]
Judges, [336]
Jugglers, acrobats, dancers, [298]
Jusserand, [362]
Justices, [139]
Karleton, William de, [233]
Katherine, [263]
Kemp, Cardinal, [133]
Kendole, Richard de, [54]
Kenilworth, [129]
Kennels, [165]
Kennington Lane, [242], [244];
Park, [242];
Road, [242]
Kent, [81], [94], [127], [128], [129], [135], [142];
Street, [68]
Kilkenny, Ado de, [25]
King, methods of repayment by the, [213]
King’s Courts, [53]
King’s House of Westminster, [322]
King’s Houses, the, [240]
King’s Justiciars, punishment of, [41]
King’s Mews, the, [235]
Kingsland, Lazar house at, [69]
King’s Stairs, Westminster, [184]
Kingston-on-Hull, [200]
Kirby, John, [215]
Knight, [120]; Marshal, [352]
Knightriders Street, [174], [177]
Knights, livery and badge of, [260]
Knightsbridge, [69], [229], [389]
Knights Hospitallers, the, [336]
Knights Templars, the, [336]
“La Bogge,” “La Jonette,” “La Sainte Marie Cogne,” [66]
Labour in Vain Hill, [171], [172]
La Celle, [332]
Lacir, Richard le, [371]
Lacroix, [248]
Lady Margaret, daughter of Edward III., [245]
Lamb, [234], [235]
Lambeth, [30], [31], [139];
the Archbishop’s Palace at, [168]
Lambeth Hill, [237], [239], [352]
Lancaster, [48], [318];
the Duke of, [75], [77], [80], [81];
the Earl of, [54], [62], [325];
Sir Thomas de, [56]
Lancastrians, [136], [137], [138]
Landlord and tenant, relation between, in City, [254]
La Newe Were, [390]
Lanfare, Henry de, [370]
Lanfranc, [337]
Langland, [231], [291], [293]
Langley, [15]
Langton, Walter, Bishop of Chester, [47]
Large, Robert, [98]
“La Sheelde,” [265]
Latimer, [107]
Latimer, Lord, [75]
“Latin Christianity,” [85], [86]
Latoun or latten, laton, [258]
“Lawless Church,” the, [56]
Lawsuit, Scrope v. Grosvenor, [172]
Lawyers, Rules concerning, [396]
Layamon, [332]
Lay-stalls, [229]
Lazar Houses, building of, [68]
Leadenhall Street, [177]
Leadenhall, the, [307], [118]
Le Bever, [256]
Lede Hall, the, [56]
Leeds Castle, [354]
Leg, John, [82]
Legate, the, [25], [33]
Legge, Thomas, [224]
Leicester, [205];
Earl of, [30], [127], [320]
Leigh, Sir Thomas, [224]
Lent, [302]
Leofwin the Portreeve, [224]
Leper Hospital, the, [20]
Lepers, [191], [192], [336]
Leprosy, [68]
Lesnes, the Castle of, [117]
Letters—re apprentices, [266];
demanding taxes, etc., [265];
Patent, [268];
re Piracies, etc., [265];
postage and carriage of, [288];
recommendatory, [268]
Levant, the, [189]
Lewes, [32], [96]
Leyceter, the Abbay of, [96]
Liber Albus, the, [51], [58], [94], [97], [190], [194], [196], [199], [204], [231], [251], [291], [300]
Liber Custumarum, [184], [237], [287], [381], [388], [392], [397]
Liber de Utensilibus, [258]
Libraries, [99], [327], [330];
deposition and arrangement of, [329];
dispersion of, [333];
Grey Friars, [97];
Guildhall, [97];
St. Paul’s, [330]
Lichfield, [357];
the Dean of, [201]
Liège, [204], [388]
Lier, [388]
Life of Edward V., More’s, [154]
Limehouse, [141]
Limoges, [394]
Lincoln, Hugh de, [26];
the Earl of, [48];
the See of, [96]
Lincoln, the defeat of, [20]
Lions, Richard, [82]
Lisbon, [286]
Litchfield, William, [126]
Literature and monasteries, [330]-333
Literature of the people, [333]
Little Cloisters, the, [103]
Little College Street, [169]
Little Edward, the, [189]
Little Tower Hill, [161]
Llewelyn, Prince of Wales, [37]
Lo, Robert de le, [366]
Lock, the, [68]
Loftie, Mrs., [222]
Loke, Alderman, [224]
Lollardy, [84]
Lollards, the, [84], [85], [86], [96], [100], [104], [105], [120]
Lollesworth Field, [165]
Lombards, the, [44], [136]
Lombard Street, [174], [177], [239], [245]
Lombardy, [214]
Londina Illustrata, [234]
London, [28], [31], [37], [43], [48], [55], [66], [114], [119], [137], [141], [209];
Charter of, [264];
a City of palaces, [244];
condition of, under Edward II., [57];
Fire of, [233];
foreign element in, [209];
bad government of, [73];
language in, [280];
libraries of, [327];
“London Lickpenny” and literature, [330];
martyrs, [105];
occupation of, by Kentish men, [126];
siege of, [142];
Stone, [129];
trade of, [259];
wealth of, [263];
weakness of, [31];
women of, [116];
Yorkists march upon, [136]
London ale, [290]
London and the Kingdom, [53], [79], [303]
London, the Bishop of, [122], [244], [320];
the See of, [96]
London Bridge Street, [34]
London in the Time of the Stuarts, [344], [236]
London in the Time of the Tudors, [302], [316]
London, Port of, [185];
conduct of trade, [204];
exports and imports, [200]-201
Longbeard, William, [218]
Longchamp, William, Bishop of Ely, [11], [25]
Lords, the, [28]
Lord High Chancellor, the, [107]
Lord High Treasurer, the, [140]
Lord Mayor, the, [36], [107], [140]
Lord Treasurer, the, [40]
Lords in Council, the, [117]
Lorraine, [208]
Lorrainers, [389]
Lothbury, [174], [235], [369]
Louis, [18], [20], [22]
Louvain, [390]
Lovelase, [135]
Lovell’s Court, [245]
Low Countries, the, [125], [217]
Lucca, [210]
Lucian, monk of Eberburgh, [331]
Ludgate, [164], [167], [168], [237], [239], [240], [351], [360], [363]
Ludgate Street, [345]
Ludlow, [357]
Lukesses, the, [215]
Lundy, [188]
Lydgate, [281], [335]
Lynn, [188], [205], [267]
Lynton, Cresse de, [369]-370
Lynton, Isaac de, [369], [370]
Lyons, Richard, [75]
Magna Charta, [18], [19]
Mainard, John, [308]
Maintenance of boy and girl, [279]
Maitland, [53], [58], [61], [75], [113], [141]
Mallorie, Sir Peter, [45]
Malmesbury, [96]
Malpas, Philip, [98], [130]
Manners and customs, [264]
Manny, Sir Walter, [69], [344]
Manor, Lord of the, [265]
“Manor of the Rose,” the, [245]
Marble Arch, the, [293]
March, Earl of, [112]
Marchal, John le, [55]
Mare, Peter de la, [75]
Margaret, [137]
Margaret of Anjou, [125]
Margaret, Queen, [322]
Margaret, sister to Philip le Beau, King of France, [323]
Margaret of Burgundy, [115]
Margate, [189]
Margery Jourdemayne, [117]
Marish, Richard de, [15]
Market Gardens, [162]
Markets, [60], [191], [192], [302];
Chepe, [173];
evening, proclamation against, [73];
Grass Cheap, [34];
Leadenhall, [101], [109];
Poultry Market, [174], [176], [177], [232], [235];
Smithfield, [198];
Stocks, the, [174], [235];
West Chepe, [34];
wholesale, [197];
for wood, [193];
Wool Church, [34]
Mark Lane, [236]
Marriage, [274]
Marseilles, [343]
Marshall of England, the, [380]
Marshall, William, [55]
Martin, [26], [27]
Martyrs, London, [100], [120]
Marylebone, [24], [233]
Masada, the tragedy of, [345]
Mascal, Leonard, [299]
Masks, prohibition of, [228]
Matilda, Queen, [60]
Matthew of Westminster, [32], [46], [332]
Mauritius, Bishop of London, [167], [241]
Maximilian, [201]
Mayence, [345]
Mayn, John, [69]
Mayor, the, [17], [24], [31]-32, [34], [37], [39], [44], [45], [48], [49], [50], [51], [53], [61], [64], [69], [70], [71], [77], [79], [80], [85], [88], [89], [90], [92], [94], [105], [108], [109], [112], [113], [118], [123], [124], [136], [139], [140], [142], [143], [144], [153], [183], [195], [209], [215], [218], [219], [226], [229], [232], [233], [244], [252], [284], [303], [307], [308], [322], [323], [325];
election of first, [11];
election of, [23], [44];
knighting the, [44];
deposed, [33];
recognised by King, [13]
Mayor’s Court, Guildhall, the, [325]
Maypoles, [310]
Mazer, [258]
Meaux, [350]
Medical Schools—Monte Cassino, [336]
Medicine—herbs as medicine, list of, [339];
medicine and sugar, [337]-340
Megusers, [232]
Memorials, the, [237];
Riley’s, [71], [81], [95], [105], [187], [230], [270], [364], [375], [376], [381], [394]
Memorials of London, [49], [256]
Mercer (the pirate), [79], [188], [266]
Mercers, [136], [259], [263]
“Merchant Adventurers,” [206], [208], [266];
Incorporation of the, [189]
Merchant Gild, the, [204]
Merchants, [14], [19], [35], [39], [63], [80], [94], [130], [141], [186], [188], [189], [204], [214], [391];
foreign, [42], [204], [208], [388];
the Hanseatic, [37], [266], [388], [391];
of Picardy, Normandy, [390];
of Provence, [391];
social position of English, [223]
Merton, the Abbay of, [96]
Merton Priory, [278]
Merton, Walter de, [35], [36]
Mewsgate, the, [38]
Middlesex, [59], [60], [307];
the Forest of, [312]
Mile End, [81], [168]
Mile End Road, [69], [130]
Milk Street, [238], [245]
Milman, [85], [86]
Mincing Lane, [239]
Minories, [239]
Mints, [200]
Miracle Plays, [316]
Monastic Houses, architecture of, [246]
Monasticon, Steven’s, [330]
Money, value of, [303]
Moneyers of London, the, [200]
Monks, [330]-332
Monks as physicians, [336]
Monmouth, [45]
Monstrelet, [102]
Montague, [142]
Montfort, Simon de, [30], [38]
Moorfields, [161], [182], [307], [310]
Moorgate, [168], [174], [239]
Moor Lane, [230]
More, John, [250]
More, Ponce de, [365]
More, Sir Thomas, [147], [149]
Morgan, [43], [357]
Morstede, Thomas, [337]
Mortimer, [57], [58], [62], [126], [127], [133]
Mortimer, Sir John, [112]
Mortimer, Sir Roger, [56]
Mosely, [222]
Mountgodard Street, [300]
Mowbray, Lord, [94]
Mowricine, Anthony, [215]
Moys, Richard, [366]
Munceny, Arnulph de, [366], [367]
Munceny, John de, [366]
Munceny, Robert de, [366], [367]
Music, [312]
Musical instruments, [314]
“Mylken Ken,” [364]
Names, Christian and sur-, [372]
Navy, the, [188]
Neckham, Alexander, [258], [332]
“Nef,” the, [187], [298]
Neil, John, [126]
Nelyngworth, the Abbay of, [96]
Nesle, [389], [390]
Netherlands, the, [189]
Nevilles, the Earls of Abergavenny, [245]
Newburgh, William, [332]
Newcastle, [45], [200], [357]
Newcastle-under-Lyme, [357]
Newgate, [60], [70], [97], [120], [129], [177], [190], [197], [239], [351], [352], [359], [360], [363], [370]
Newgate Market, [167]
Newgate Street, [177], [232], [302]
Newington, [244]
New River Head, [234]
New Temple, London, the, [211]
Nevill, William, [141]
Nicholas Cole Abbey, [354]
Nicholas Crane, [274]
Nichole, the Earle of, [43], [358]
Niel, Sir John, [97]
Nine Worthies of London, the, [218]
Nobles, lavish expenditure of, [261], [262];
wealth and state of, [259]
No Man’s Land, [344]
Noreys, Gervase de, [365]
Norfolk, [188];
the Countess of, [33];
the Duke of, [123], [128];
the Earl of, [30], [33]
Norman, John, [322]
Normandy, [204], [388], [391]
Northampton, the Abbay of, [96]
Northampton, John of, [74], [80], [274]
Northfleet, [187]
North Foreland, [185]
North or Nores, Robert, [28]
North Sea, the, [266]
Northumberland, [45], [46];
the Earls of, [93], [94], [245], [259]
Norton, George, [18], [19]
Norway, [206]
Norwegians, [389]
Norwich, [32], [201], [205];
the See of, [96]
Noteman, Hugh, [368]
Notes to Canterbury Tales, [297], [338]
Notes to Chaucer and Piers Plowman, [290]
Notley, the Abbay of, [96]
Nottingham, [43], [75], [88], [205]
Occleve, [335]
Odysham, [88]
Officiel, Alice le, [366]
Okynborne, the Abbay of, [96]
Old Bailey, [239], [245]
Oldcastle, Sir John, [86], [100], [104], [105], [106]
Old Country Life, [249]
Old Exchange, the, [174]
Old Fish Street, [238]
Old Jewry, [174]
Oliver, Robert, [50]
“Ordainers,” appointed by the Barons, [49]
Ordeal by battle, [94];
by water, [6]
Ordericus Vitalis, [332]
Ordinances, [390]
Organs, [315]
Orgar the Proud, [222], [224], [238]
Oriole, [248]
Orpiment, [258]
Orwelle, [66]
Osbern Huitdeniers, [278]
Osborne, Sir Edward, [224]
Osney, the Abbay of, [96]
Our Lady of Muswell Hill, [165]
Oxford, [279], [280], [357];
Charter, [264];
Earl of, [38];
Mayor, [264];
University, [327]
Oxford Court, St. Swithin’s Lane, [245]
Oxford Street, [293]
Oynter, Michael, [6]
Paddington, [38]
Padington, John de, [55]
Padua, [343]
Page, Henry, [366]
Pakington, Robert, [224]
Palaces, [240]-245—
Baynard’s Castle, [17], [82], [138], [154], [155], [182], [238], [245], [259], [322], [364];
Bishop’s Palace, [136], [141];
Bridewell, [184];
Durham House, [24];
Kennington, [70], [77], [90], [242], [244];
King’s House, Westminster, [240];
called “the Mews,” [140];
Savoy, [77];
Tower of London, [240], see also Tower;
Westminster, [237]
Pancras Lane, [238]
Panimo Guilliemi, [209]
Pannere, Wiliam le, [369]
Panyer Alley, [120]
Parchissor, the Abbay of, [96]
Pardon Churchyard, [289], [344];
chapel in the, [7]
Paris, [124], [319], [350];
Provost of, [357]
Paris, Matthew, [26], [28], [210], [212], [241], [312], [319], [332]
Parliaments, [28], [30], [32], [48], [57], [72], [91], [101], [116], [125], [141];
expenses of London members of, [279];
the Good, [70], [75]; the Lambeth, [242];
at St. Bride’s, Fleet Street, [15]
“Parmentrye,” [394]
Parminter, William, [126]
Parson, Chicken, [354]
Parys, Richard de, [366], [367]
Pas de Brabant, the, [311]
Paston Correspondence, the, [288]
Paston Letters, the, [133], [318]
Paston, Margery, [318]
Paternoster Row, [167], [175], [238], [245]
Pateshull, Peter, [86]
Paul le Botiller, [257]
Paul’s Churchyard, [175]
Paul’s Cross, [36], [106], [116], [117], [147], [154], [175], [183], [239]
Paul’s Wharf, [245]
Pavage, [232]
Payn, John, [133]
Peach, John, [75]
Pembroke, the Earl of, [48], [320]
Penner, the, [286]
Pentices, or pent-houses, [252]
Pepin, King, [315]
Percival, [222]
Percy, Lord, [77], [245]
Percy, Sir Robert, [242]
Percye, Sir Henry, [379]
Perot, [358]
Perrers, Alice, [64], [75], [326]
Persia, [343]
Perth, [45]
Pestilences, [101]
Peter of Savoy, [391]
Peterborough, [332]
Peterbourth, Abbay of, [96]
Petition of the London Lollards to Parliament, [86]
Petyn, Michael, [352], [353]
Phalaise, John de, [50]
Philip le Taillour, [36]
Philippa of Hainault, Lady, [62]
Philippa, Queen, [64], [281]
Philpot, Sir John, [79], [80], [84], [186], [188], [266], [380]
Philpots, the, [217], [238], [245]
Physician, the, [336]-340
Picard, Henry, [69], [245]
Picardy, [389], [391]
Piers Plowman, [74], [84], [302]
Pigs, rule about, [191], [192]
Pigsties in streets, [226]
Pilgrim, [354]
Pilgrims and pilgrimages, [189]
Pindar, Sir Paul, [237]
Piracy, [189], [255]
Pirates, [69], [97], [136], [187], [286]
Piwilesdon, Thomas, [39]
Plagues, list of the, [343]
Plantagenet, John, Earl of Warren and Surrey, [243]
Playhouse Yard, [239]
Pleas of Land, [264]
Pluries, [265]
Plymouth, [266]
Podelicote, [47]
Poetry, [334]
Poitiers, the battle of, [69], [74]
Pole, William de la, [118], [224]
Police, [68]
Political Poems and Songs, Ed. III.—Rich. III., [145]
Pollnitz, the Baron de, [223]
Poll Tax, the, [23], [80]
Pont de l’Arche, [245]
Pontefract, murder of Richard at, [93]
Ponyngs, [134], [135]
Pool off Blackwall, [142]
Pool of London, the, [178], [186], [187]
Pope, the, [23], [26], [28], [37], [212], [213]
Porchester, [187]
Portsmouth, [188]
Portsoken Ward, [238]
Portugal, [201], [300]
Potter’s Hythe, [181]
Poulterers, [259]
Poultry, the, [174], [176], [177], [235]
Poulys, [125]
Poupart, Charles, [318]
Powis, Lord of, [106]
Princess of Wales (Mother of Richard II.), [242]
Prior’s Almshouse, Norton Folgate, [164]
Prisons—
Cripplegate, [33];
Fleet, the, [167], [360];
King’s Bench, [132], [140];
Ludgate, [33], [149], [163], [168];
Marshalsea, [132];
Newgate, [33], [59], [215], [257], [263];
Tun, the, [42]
Processions and pageants, [24], [44], [70], [79], [108], [109], [124], [125], [139], [153], [244], [316];
the Lord Mayor’s Show, [322];
list of principal, [319]
Proclamations, [361]-362
Protectorate, the, [112]
Provence, Earl of, Beringarius Reymond of Aragon, [329]
Prussia, [201], [348]
Publicans, the, [5]
Pucylle, [124]
Pudsey, Bishop, [11]
Pulham, Richard de, [257]
Punishments, [145], [288], [289], [349]
Purveyor, the King’s, [14]
Pykemyle, William, [354]
Quays, the, [236];
and wharfs, list of, [185];
Galley, [209];
Galley Wharf, [239]
Queen Anne of Bohemia, death of, [89]
Queenborough, [132]
Queenhithe, [118], [176], [180], [181], [185], [190], [197], [226], [239]
Queen Katherine, [109]
Queen Street, [352]
Quinborowe, [43]
Radclive, John de, [268]
Rainwell, Sir John, [263]
“Rakers,” [231]
Ratcliffe, [141]
Ratcliffe Cross, [187]
Ravens or Revans, the Abbay of, [96]
Readers, the, [336]
Reading, [205]
Rebellions, [94], [104], [124], [141];
Jack Cade’s, [126];
of Lincolnshire, [140];
Wat Tyler’s, [81], [242]
Rechin de l’Aigle of Pevensey, [278]
Recorder of the City, [51], [91], [139]
Redman, Richard, [261]
Redriff, [168]
Refham, Richard de, [49]
Reform, [76]
Regulations for the Lorraine merchants, [388]
Religious Houses, [161], [210];
wealth of, [96], [97]
Religious Orders—
Augustines, [332];
Benedictines, [332];
Black Friars, [49], [54], [57], [145], [184], [238], [239], [240], [245];
Bordeslu, the monks of, [327];
Carmelites, [330];
Carthusian Friars, [166];
Cistercians, [332];
Dominicans, [32], [160], [168], [169], [240], [327], [332];
Flagellants, Brotherhood of the, [345], [346];
Franciscans, [176], [327], [330];
Friars Minors, the, [197], [232];
Gilbertines, [332];
Grey Friars, [332];
Holy Ghost, [336];
Johannists, the, [336];
Knights Hospitallers, the, [166], [336];
Knights Templars, the, [336];
St. Anthony, the Brotherhood of, [336];
St. Fabian and St. Sebastian, Brotherhood of, [166];
St. Lazarus, Brethren of, [336];
St. Mary, the Brotherhood of, [336];
White Monks, the, [241]
Remembrancia, [218]
Rent, [305]
Report of the Royal Historical Commission, [9]th, [250]
Report of the Commission, [237]
Revers, Alice, [146]; Earl, [145]
Rhamnus catharticus, [339]
Rheims, siege of, [42], [357], [394]
Rich, Sir Richard, [224]
Richard I., [34], [122], [241], [242], [390];
coronation, [9];
departure for Palestine, [11]
Richard II., [104], [133], [243], [244], [262], [275], [299], [359], [361], [362];
coronation, [79];
charter, [80];
and the Rebellion of Wat Tyler, [81];
deposition of, [86];
quarrel with the city, [88];
marriage with Princess Isabel, [89];
deposition, [91];
murder of, [93]
Richard Atte Gate, [274]
“Richard of Maidstone,” [89]
Richmond, the Earl of, [245]
Ridings, [125], [322]
Ridley, [107]
Riley, [49], [232], [233], [247], [251], [256], [300]
Riots, [34], [64], [66], [215], [244], [252]
River, guarding the, [226]
Rivers—
Brent, the, [297];
Fleet, the, [38], [73], [160], [162], [167], [168], [173], [184], [193], [233], [237], [240], [253], [360];
Lea, the, [168], [297];
Medway, [23];
Moselle, the, [388];
Ravensbourne, the, [297];
Rhine, [200], [300];
Tay, the, [44];
Thames, [13], [23], [34], [43], [73], [142], [187], [191], [228], [233], [239], [240], [241], [297], [322], [350], [388];
Tyburn, [24];
Walbrook, [38], [73], [161], [182], [184], [230], [233], [234], [238];
Wandle, the, [297]
Rivers, Lord, [139], [140], [262]
Robert de Brinkeleye, [278]
Robert of Brunen, [332]
Robertwolt, Adam, [188]
Robin Hood, [308]
Rochelle, [74], [208]
Rochester, [96], [132], [224];
the Bishop of, [121]
Roesia, [277], [278]
Roffe, Bishop, [135]
Roger of Hoveden, [6], [332]
Roger of Wendover, [332]
Rokele, Robert de la, [366]
Rokesley, Gregory de, [35], [39], [40], [240]
Romaunt of the Rose, the, [363]
Rome, [88], [204], [267], [268], [354]
Romsey, [332]
Rood Lane, [239]
Room-lands, the, [176]
“Roreres,” [49], [226]
Rotherhithe, [190]
Rouen, [11], [107], [182], [186], [265], [277], [388]
Royal Exchange, [234]
Royal Tables, [298]
Russell, [124], [296]
Rye, [188], [209]
Rythis, Alderman, [224]
Sailors, [141], [186]
St. Albans, [105], [119], [137], [266], [320], [332]
St. Alphege, [331]
St. Augustine, Monastery of, [86]
St. Bartholomew, [45];
the cloth fair at, [201]
Saint Bartholomew in Smithfield, Priory of, [29]
St. Benit Finke, [215]
St. Botolphs, [268];
wharf, [198]
St. Botolphs’ Town, [390]
St. Brides, the house of, [241]
St. Brigid, [365]
St. Catherine’s, [141]
St. Dionis, the Feast of, [55]
St. Dunstan, [331]
St. Edmundsbury, [118]
St. Edward, [108], [121], [122]
St. Erkenwald, [165]
St. Evroult, Normandy, [332]
St. Faith, the Feast of, [43]
St. Giles, [350]
St. Giles in the Fields, [20], [68]
St. Giles’ Pool, [350]
Saint Gregory, [51]
St. Helens, [239];
nunnery, [153]
St. Iago de Compostella, [189]
St. Ives, [390]
St. James in the Fields, [68]
St. James Garlick, [365]
St. John’s Priory, Smithfield, [127]
St. Katherine’s, [143]
St. Katherine’s by the Tower, [240], [360]
St. Lawrence Jewry, [370]
St. Leonard Bow, the nunnery of, [280]
Saint Luke, [55], [57]
St. Magnus, [44]
St. Margaret, Pattens Lane, [175]
St. Marie Pellipers, [174]
St. Martin, the feast of, [50]
St. Martin’s le Grand, [60], [120], [174], [226], [228], [239], [361]
St. Martin’s Sanctuary, dissolution of, [95]
St. Mary Overies, [234]
St. Mary Axe, [239], [245]
St. Mary, [336]
St. Mary Spital, [165]
St. Matthew, [336]
St. Michael, [55]
St. Michael, the Feast of, [43]
St. Michael’s, Cornhill, [118], [356]
St. Nicholas Flesh Shambles, the Parish of, [167], [174], [177], [198], [251]
St. Omer, [201]
St. Oswyth’s Lane, [100]
St. Paul’s Churchyard, [136], [233], [236], [277]
St. Paul’s, the chapel house of, [11];
the chapter house, [141].
See Churches
St. Peter, Abbey of, [184]
St. Peter and Vincula, the Feast of, [211]
St. Peter and St. Paul, Feast of, [40]
St. Peter’s, [332]
St. Peter’s Hill, [169]
St. Thomas à Becket, [25], [277]
St. Thomas-a-Waterings, [293];
pool of, [350]
St. Thomas de Lancastre, [57]
St. Swithin, [352]
St. Werburgh’s, [332]
Salisbury, the Bishop of, [88], [126], [242];
the Dean of, [201];
the Duke of, [93];
the Earl of, [86], [122], [136], [259];
the Marquis of, [140]
Sanctuary, [120], [136], [140];
violation of, [155]
Sandwich, [40], [42], [136], [144], [186], [188], [205], [209], [350]
Sardinia, [343]
Sautre, William, [100], [120]
Savery de Maloleone, [188]
Savoy, [184], [245]
Saxon Chronicle, the, [331]
Saye, Lord, [129], [130], [132]
Scales, [131], [136], [326]
Scarborough, [80], [188]
Scavagers, the, [231], [253]
Scholars, list of, [330]
Schools, [97], [126]
Science and Literature of the Middle Ages, [248]
Scold’s Bridle, the, [356]
Scone, the sacred stone of, [48]
Scotland, [44], [202], [251], [358]
Scotland, the King of, [69], [358]
Scotus, John, [331]
Scrop, Geoffrey le, [53]
Scrope, Lord, [107]
Seacoal Lane, [193], [253]
Segrave, John, [45]
Segrave, Stephen de, [57]
Seldam, [64]
Selds, the, [254]
Seliot, Adam, [365]
Serjeants, [336]
Serle, Robert, [21]
Serle, William, [94]
Sevenoke, Sir William, [97], [99]
Sevenokes, the, [129], [217], [263]
Seville, [354]
Seynt Augustyns, Abbay of, [96]
Seynt, David of Salisbury, the See of, [96]
Seynt Osiys, Abbay of, [96]
Shakespeare, [129], [291]
Sharpe, [49], [53], [79], [100], [124], [142], [146], [303]
Sharpe, Jack, [124]
Sharpe’s London and the Kingdom, [142], [152]
Shaw, Dr., [153], [154]
Shaw, John, [240]
Sheriffs, [12], [14], [15], [18], [19], [22], [32], [34], [36], [39], [44], [45], [51], [53], [54],
59, [60], [61], [69], [70], [74], [85], [86], [88], [94], [101], [108], [118], [120], [124], [127], [128], [132], [136], [183], [205], [215], [218], [284], [307], [322], [325];
election of, [4]
Shipbuilding, [187], [189], [190]
Shirborn, [96]
Shooter’s Hill, [308]
Shops, [250], [254], [394];
mediæval appearance of, [248]
Shore, Jane, [146], [147]
Shoreditch, [69], [325]
“Short English Chronicle,” [133]
Shorter, Alderman, [225]
Shrewsbury, [357]
Shrowsbury, Abbay of, [96]
Sicily, [213], [300], [343]
Sidneys, Earls of Leicester, [245]
Siege of Tournay, the, [67]
Sienna, [210]
Signs, tradesmen’s, [290], [291], [300]
Silver Street, [238]
Single Women’s Churchyard, the, [276]
Sir Glutton, [291]-293
Sir Simon, [82]
Size Lane, [100], [238], [239]
Skeat, Professor, [84], [162], [231], [258], [280], [281], [290], [297], [300], [338], [339]
Slave Trade, the, [200]
Slegge, [129]
Sluys, the battle of, [66], [67], [201]
Small Beam, the, [49]
Smarts-key, [364]
Smithfield, [34], [45], [64], [81], [82], [94], [99], [100], [161], [166], [167], [174], [175], [193], [229], [253], [302], [325], [326], [344], [350], [359]
Smyth, John, [126]
Snow Hill, [234]
Society of Antiquaries, the, [146]
Somerset, Duke of, [259];
house, [184]
Soper Lane, [174], [175], [352]
Southampton, [107], [144], [188], [189], [205], [208], [215]
Southfleet, [350]
South Kensington Museum, the, [237]
Southwark, [33], [61], [68], [69], [70], [81], [129], [134], [139], [141], [168], [191], [232], [234], [239], [251], [276], [293], [341], [360], [363]
Southwell, Master Thomas, [117]
Sovereignty of the sea, England’s claim to the, [189]
Sowdan, Sir Percyval, [94]
Spain, [201], [300]
Spaldyng, the Abbay of, [96]
Spaudefisshe, [67]
“Spence,” a, [248]
Spencer, Hugh, the Elder, [259], [262]
Spenser or Despencer, a, [248]
Spensers, the, [54], [55]
Spiritual Courts, the, [104]
Spital, the, [97]
Sports and Pastimes—
beating of the bounds, [309];
cards, [316];
dancing, [311];
dice, [318];
flower feasts, [310];
hunting, [312];
Lord of Misrule, the, [307], [308], [309];
masques, mumming and frolics, [308], [309];
May-Day, [309]-310;
music, [312]-315;
New Year’s gifts, [309];
tournaments, [325];
list of some famous, [326];
wrestling match, [312]
Springs, [234];
Clerkenwell, Holy Well, Sadler’s Well, River of Wells, [233]
Stafford, William, [129]
Staffords, Earls of Buckingham, [245]
Staines, the Warren of, [23]
Stamford Hill, [389]
Standard in Cheapside, [89], [175]
Stanley, [183], [333]
Stannowe, Robert de, [73]
Stantone, Henry de, [59]
Staple, the, [62], [63], [72], [75], [77], [201]
Stapleton, Walter, Bishop of Exeter, [54], [55]
“Stationers,” [287]
Stationers’ Garden, the, [246]
Statutes, [362];
of Winchester, [361]
Statute De comburendis haereticis, [99];
De Novâ Custumâ, [392]
Stebenhuthe, the Parish of, [82]
Steelyard, the, [146], [185], [204], [206]
Stephen, [4], [68], [242]
Stephen, the Pope’s Nuncio, [23], [26]
Stepney, [168]
Stew Houses, [276]
“Stews,” the, [209], [234]
Stirling, [44]
Stockes Market, the, [174]
Stocks, [145]
Stone Cross, the, [161]
Stoke Newington, [69]
Stokwell, William de, [233]
Storms, [24], [51]
Stow, [6], [23], [24], [29], [42], [45], [51], [64], [100], [101], [147], [148], [149], [205], [209], [214], [215], [219], [222], [240], [259], [261], [300], [307], [308], [309], [323], [346], [355], [364]
Strand, [24], [168], [233], [238]
Strange, Roger le, [37]
Stratford, [197]
Stratford-atte-Bow, [280]
Stratford-le-Bow, [69], [389]
Streets, [169], [226], [239];
cleaning of, [226], [230];
conditions of, [226];
dangers in the, [232];
lawlessness in the, [233];
names of, [237], [381]
Strutt, Joseph, [312] note
Strutt’s Manners and Customs, [260]
Students, law, [335]
Sturmyer, [189]
Sturrie, Sir Richard, [75]
“Stynkyng Lane,” [254]
Sudbury, Archbishop, [84]
Suffolk, [117], [297];
the Duke of, [127], [128];
the Earl of, [118], [223], [245]
Suffolk Lane, [245]
Summary, Annals, and Chronicles, Stow’s, [242]
Surnames, [372], [398]
Surrey, [94]
Surrey, Duke of, [93]
Sussex, [126], [135]
Sutton, John, [131]
Swan Stairs, the, [118]
Sweden, [189]
Swift, [223]
Swift, Philip, [274]
Swyneshede, [96]
Synagogues, order for destruction of, [38]
Tailors, the, [38]
Tale of Gamelyn, Cook’s, [376]
Tallage, [36], [37], [50], [79]
Tallages, [51], [60]
Tapestry, [271]
Taunton, [96]
Taunton, Abbot John de, [329]
Taverns, [302], [314], [318];
Boar’s Head, [291], [300];
Bull, the, [300];
Cardinal’s Hat, the, [300];
Catfethele, the, [300];
Dog, [300];
Hugh atte Cocke, [300];
John atte Belle, [300];
Le Mone, [300];
Le Sonner, [300];
Lion atte Dore, [300];
Pope’s Head, [300];
Star, [300];
Star on the Hoop, [300];
Swan, the, [300];
Swan on the Hoop, [300];
Thomas atte Red Door, [300];
Walter atte Gote, [300].
See also Inns
Taxation, [23], [303]
Taxes, [229], [232], [265]
Teazle Field, [165]
Temple, the, [27]
Temple Bar, [55], [164], [239]
Temple Bridge, the, [230]
Temple Stairs, the, [118]
Tewkesbury, [96], [144]
Thames Street, [143], [169], [171], [174], [177], [191], [207], [231], [234], [237], [294], [342], [389]
Thanet, the Earl of, [245]
Thanet, the Foreland of, [73]
Theobald, [278]
Theodric, [242]
Thierceville, [277]
Thieves Down, [350]
Thomas Bikering, [95]
Thomas of Ely, [332]
“Thomas of Winchelsee,” the, [67]
Thomas of Woodstock, [80]
Thomas, son of Hugh Atte Bow, [278]
Thomas Turberville, [33], [357]
Thompson, Alderman, [224]
Thorold Rogers, [202]
Thorlestan, [362]
Thorney Island, [167]
Three Fifteenth-Century Chronicles, [133]
Throgmorton Street, [245]
Tiesle (Thiel), [389]
Tilt Yard, Whitehall, [325];
Westminster, [326]
Titus Oates, [104]
Todd, [258]
Tolls, [94], [228]
Tonge, William, [279]
Tongs, [334]
Tothill Fields, [21], [64], [67], [325], [360]
Tottenham Court Road, [107]
Toulouse, [288]
“Tourhille,” [82]
Tourney, the Abbay of, [96]
Tournaments, [101];
at Cheapside, [63]
Tower, the, [11], [25], [31], [33], [39], [40], [42], [43], [45], [59], [65], [73], [81], [82], [90], [104], [109], [129], [131], [136], [139], [140], [141], [148], [153], [154], [178], [186], [198], [200], [209], [244], [246], [308], [326], [344], [358], [359], [360], [365], [370]
Tower Hill, [120], [237]
Tower, Lord Governor of the, [131]
Tower of Montfichet, the, [240]
Tower Royal, the, [242], [245]
Tower, Serne’s, [242]
Tower Street, [177], [308]
Town Ditch, the, [17], [161]
Town houses, [244], [245]
Trade, [31], [136], [186];
changes in the quarters of, [174];
regulations of, [190], [196]-199;
subdivisions of, [194]
Trades, the, [385]
Trades, quarrelling between the, [61]
Trading fleets, [208]
Traventers, the, [199]
Treachery, venal case of, [42]
Treason, [140], [357];
charges of, [118]
Treasury, chests, [260];
robbery of, [47]
Treaty of Troyes, the, [109];
of Northampton, [62];
of Utrecht, [206]
Tresilian, Sir Robert, [359]
Tun, the, [355], [360]
Turberville, Thomas, [33], [357]
Turnham, Robert de, [15]
Tuscany, [300]
Tyburn, [93], [94], [97], [117], [118], [205], [215], [233], [235], [263], [293], [350], [359], [390]
Tyburn of Kent, [293]
Tyler, Wat, [276]
Tyrwhitt, [280], [281]
Ulvester, Earldom of, [358]
Usurers, document issued against, [199]
Usury, [9], [210]
Vagrants, [73], [360]
Vale of Gloucester, the, [299]
Vanner, Henry, [279]
Vawce, Serjeant, [308]
Vegetables, [302]
Venetians, [215]
Venice, [201], [208], [244], [288], [354]
Verona, [244]
Veterbo, [316]
Viciens, Wood of, [357]
Viner, Sir Robert, [235]
Vinetree, the, [174]
Vintners, [259]
Vintry, the, [204]
Vision of Piers Plowman, the, [362]
Vitaliani, [266]
Wages, [71], [193], [305]
Walbrook, [55], [174], [177], [239]
Walcote, John, [323]
Wales, [103], [357]
Waleys, Henry, [35], [39], [44]
Waleys, William de, [368]
Walhouse, John de, [267]
Walker, [138];
Dr., [347]
Wall, Alderman, [225]
Wall, the London, [159];
repairs to, [160], [168]
Walls, [101], [159]-168, [176]
Wallace, [44], [45]
Walle, William, [55]
Wallingford, [88]
Walsingham, Our Lady of, [267]
Walsingham, Thomas of, [84], [104], [105], [214]
Walter of Evesham, [332]
Waltham, the Abbay of, [96]
Walworth, [79], [82], [276]
Walsall, [357]
Walton-on-Thames, [357]
Wantynch, John Brown of, [269]
Wantynch, Peter Brown of, [269]
Warbeck, Perkin, [355]
Wardrobe, the Keeper of the, [213]
Wards, comparative wealth of, [65];
list of, [65];
Broad Street, [369];
Cornhill, [300];
Farringdon, [89], [238], [365];
Tower, [365];
Vintry, [365]
Ward Tax, the, [23]
Ward, Thomas, “Trumpyngtone,” [95]
Ward, William, [225]
Ware, [197]
Ware, Thomas de, [265]
Warner, [222]
Warren, [222], [224]
Warrenne, Earl, [320]
Wars of the Roses, [101], [137], [139]
Warton, [280]
Warwick, Duke of, [128];
the Earl of, [43], [48], [121], [122], [136], [137], [140], [141], [142], [143], [247], [259], [358]
Warwick House, [245];
Lane, [245]
Watling, [239]
Watling Street, [167], [174], [177]
Watlyng, John, [352]
Wat Tyler, [81], [82], [126], [132], [133], [206], [285]
Wayfaring Life, [362]
Weald of Kent, the, [209]
Weather, the, [23]
Weavers, disfranchisement of, [14]
Weavers’ Guild, the disfranchised, [13]
Weirs, removal of, [12], [23]
Wells, [188]
Wells, Sir John, [97], [263], [325]
Welsh, the, [358]
Wendover, Roger of, [15], [16]
Wengrave, John de, [57]
Westminster, [20], [26], [30], [32], [33], [36], [44], [50], [64], [89], [91], [101], [103], [104], [108], [109], [116], [117], [118], [125], [129], [135], [136], [139], [150], [152], [156], [184], [215], [238], [239], [246], [258], [261], [275], [312], [320], [323], [326], [332], [359], [360], [380];
abbot of, [121];
prior of, [121];
Great Hall, at, [43], [45], [355]
Westminster, Roger de, [368]
Westmoreland, the Earl of, [93], [245]
Weston, Sir John de, [54]
Whitechapel, [130], [239]
White Friars, [50], [101]
White, Sir John, [325]
White Tower, the, [161], [232]
Whitmore, [222]
“Whittewellebeche,” [82]
Whittington, Richard, [76], [84], [85], [97], [99], [101], [218], [222], [245], [250], [262], [303], [327], [330]
Whittingtons of Somerset and Gloucester, [217]
Whytsand, John de, [257]
Wick, [120]
Wilkinson, [234]
Willesden, [165], [283]
Willesden, Black Virgin of, [267]
William of Cloudesley, [361]
William, Count of Hainault, [115]
William de Marish, [188]
William of Malmesbury, [332]
William le Polter, [36]
William le Sauvage, [188]
William the Conqueror, [113], [241]
William the Norman, [165]
William, Yeoman of the Crown, [69]
Willis, John, [357]
Wiltshire, [126]
Winchelsea, [209], [261], [350], [376], [389], [390]
Winchester, [321];
Bishop of, [20], [57], [112], [131];
Cardinal of, [122];
Richard, Earl of, [30];
Roger of, [14];
See of, [96]
Windmill, The, Haymarket, [235]
Windsor, [31], [88], [89], [151], [299]
Winton, Symon de, [368]
Wireker, Nigel, [332]
Witch of Eye, the, [117], [118]
Woad Street, [193]
Wolton, Nicholas, [107]
Woodstock, Thomas of, [259]
Wood Street, [176], [238]
Woodville, Elizabeth, [154]
Wool, export of, [35]
Wool trade, the, [201]
Woolwich, [117]
Women, disorderly, [274]-277;
position of, in Mediæval London, [269]
Worcester, [96], [205], [245], [331], [357]
Worcester Lane, [245]
“Work of Solomon,” [388]
Worsethyr, the Byschoppe of, [122]
Wotton, Mr., [364]
Wright, [256], [258], [280], [281], [295]
Wright, Thomas, [188]
Wyche, [117]
Wyclyf, [74], [77], [80], [84], [100], [244], [286], [345], [379]
Wycombe, Lucy, [274]
Wynchecombe, the Abbay of, [96]
Wyndsor, [135]
Wyredrawer, Walter, [266]
Wyte, John le, [366]
Wyting, Henry, [368]
Yarmouth, [188]
York, Archbishop of, [85], [86], [93], [94], [297]
York, the Duke of, [88], [126], [128], [136], [154], [244], [259];
the Dean of, [201];
Duchess of, [154]
York, [345]
York House, [184]
Yorkists, the, [136]
“Young King,” the, [4]
Ypres, William of, [4]
Yreis, Ralph le, [368]
Yvilane, the Manor of, [56]
Zealand, [202]

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