Mediæval London, Volume 2: Ecclesiastical

by Walter Besant

APPENDICES

APPENDIX I
LIST OF WARDS OF LONDON

3 Edward I
Nomina Wardarum, 1274	Mod. Eng., 1897
Adrian, Joh’, Ward (see Walbrook)
Alv’nia, Anketili le Mercir de, Warda	Farringdon Within and Without
Aunger’, Petr’, Warda	Broad Street
Blakethorn’, Joh’is de Warda	Aldersgate
Basing’, Thom’ de, Warda	Candlewick
Bassieshagh, Warda de	}
	} Bassishaw
Blond, Rad’ le’ Ward	}
Colemannestate, Warda de (see Meldeburn’)
Coventrie, Henr’ de, Warda	Vintry
Douegate, Warda de	Dowgate
Durham, Will’i de, Warda, alias Dinoll, Will’ de, Ward	Bread Street
Edelmeton, Petri de, Warda	Castle Baynard
Essexe, Wolmer’ de, Warda	Billingsgate
Fabri, Rad’i, de Cornhill, Warda	Lime Street
Fori, Warda	Cheap
Frowyk’, Henr’ de, Warda	Cripplegate, Within and Without
Hadestok, Symonis de, Warda	Queenhithe
Hadestok, Will’i de, Warda	Tower
Horn, Johannis, Warda	Bridge Within
Langeburne, Warda de	}
	} Langbourn
Winton, Nich’ de, Ward	}
Meldeburn’, Robert’ de, de Colemannestate, Warda	}
	} Coleman Street
Colemannestate, Warda de	}
Norhampton, Joh’is de, Warda	Aldgate
Portsok’ prioris de Cristesch’che extra Alegate	Portsoken
Poter, Walter’ le, Warda	Cornhill
Taillur, Ph’i le, Warda	Bishopsgate
Walebrok’, Warda de	}
	} Walbrook
Adrian, Joh’, Ward	}
Waleys, Henr’ le, Ward	Cordwainer
Winton, Nich’ de, Ward (see Langbourn)

ROT. HUNDRED’, 3 ED. I
Order of Wards

• Warda Petr’ de Edelm’ton.
• Ward Fory.
• Warda Joh’ de Blacthorn.
• Ward Rad’ Fabr’.
• Ward Joh’ de North.
• Ward Joh’ Horn.
• Ward Will’ de Hadestok.
• Ward Joh’ Adrian [also called Warda de Walebrok’].
• Portsokne.
• Ward Thom’ de Basing’.
• Ward de Douegate.
• Ward Wolmar’ de Essex’.
• Ward Henr’ de Covent’e.
• Ward Anketini.
• Ward Peti Aug’.
• Ward Rad’ le Blond [also called Warda de Bassieshagh].
• Ward Nich’ de Winton [also called Warda de Langeburne].
• Ward Henr’ de Frowik.
• Ward Walt’ le Pater.
• Ward Will’ de Dinoll [also called Warda Will’i de Durham].
• Ward Ph’ le Taylur.
• Ward Rob’ de Maldeburn’.
• Ward Simon de Hadestok.
• Ward Henr’ le Waleys.
• Warda Petr’ Aunger’.
• Portshokne Prior’ de Cristcherich’ Exa Alegate.
• Warda Joh’is de Norhampton Lond’.
• Warda Robert’ de Meldeburn’ de Colemannestate.
• Warda Walter’ le Pater Lond’.
• Warda Simon’ de Hadestok’ de Civitate Lond’.
• Warda Will’i de Durham Lond’ [also called Ward Will’ de Dinoll].
• Warda Wolmer’ de Essexe Lond’.
• Warda Joh’is de Blakethorn’ Lond’.
• Warda de Walebrok’ Lond’ [called also Ward Joh’ Adrian].
• Warda de Langeburn’ Lond’ [called also Ward Nich’ de Winton].
• Warda Anqetili le Mercir de Alv’nia Lond’.
• Warda Thom’ de Basing’ Lond’.
• Warda Fori.
• Warda Henr’ de Covintroe Lond’.
• Warda Ph’i le Taillur Lond’.
• Warda de Bassieshagh [also called Ward Rad’ le Blond].
• Warda Rad’i Fabri de Cornhull Lond’.
• Warda de Dunegate Lond’.
• Warda Henr’ le Walais Lond’.
• Warda Henr’ de Frowyk’ Lond’.
• Warda Will’i de Hadestok’.
• Warda Joh’is Horn Lond’.
• Warda Petri de Edelmeton Lond’.

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APPENDIX II
LIST OF ALDERMEN

(Supposed to be dated c. 1285-1286; from Calendar of Wills, Pt. i. p. 702)

The following is a copy of the earliest list of Aldermen of the City of London preserved among the records of the Corporation (Letter-Book A, fol. 116), together with the names of the wards they respectively represented. It is not dated, but there is good reason for conjecturing it to have been written circa 14 Edward the First [A.D. 1285-1286].

Nomina propria Wardarum Civitatis Londoniarum et nomina Aldermannorum

Warda Fori	Stephanus Aswy
Warda de Lodgate et Neugate	Willelmus de Farndon
Warda Castri Beynard	Ricardus Aswy
Warda de Aldreidesgate	Willelmus le Mazener
Warda de Bredstrate	Anketinus de Betevile
Warda de Ripa regine	Simon de Hadestok
Warda Vinetrie	Johannes de Gisors
Warda de Douegate	Gregorius de Rokesle
Warda de Walebrock	Thomas Box
Warda de Colemanestrate	Johannes filius Petri
Warda de Bassieshawe	Radulphus le Blound
Warda de Crepelgate	Henricus de Frowick
Warda de Candlewystrate	Robertus de Basinge
Warda de Langeford	Nicholaus de Wintonia
Warda de Cordewanerstrate	Henricus le Waleys
Warda de Cornhull	Martinus Box
Warda de Limstrate	Robertus de Rokesle
Warda de Bissopesgate	Philippus le Taylur
Warda de Alegate	Johannes de Norhampton
Warda de Turri	Willelmus de Hadestok
Warda de Billingesgate	Wolmarus de Essex
Warda pontis	Joceus le Achatur
Warda de Lodingeberi	Robertus de Arras
Porsokne	Prior Sancte Trinitatis de Alegate

On Tuesday next before the Feast of St. Botolph [17 June], anno 21 Edward I. [A.D. 1293], the chief men of every ward, in the presence of Sir John le Bretun, Warden of London, elected for themselves an Alderman, whom they presented to the said Warden, saying that whatsoever the Alderman so elected should, in conjunction with the Warden, determine upon for the government of the City and the keeping of the King’s peace, they would ratify and accept without challenge.

The following are the names of the Aldermen presented to the Warden by each ward on that occasion, being the next earliest list to the foregoing preserved among the Corporation Records (Letter-Book C, fol. vi.):—

• Warda Fori []
• Warda Ludgate et Neugate presentat Nicholaum de Farndon
• Warda de Aldridesgate presentat Willelmum le Mazeliner
• Warda de Crepelgate presentat Walterum de Finchingfed
• Warda Castri presentat Ricardum Aswy
• Warda Ripe Regine presentat Willelmum de Bettoyne
• Warda de Bredstrate presentat Johannem le Blound
• Warda de Cordewanerstrate presentat Henricum le Galeys
• Warda de Douuegate presentat Johannem de Banquell
• Warda de Walebrock presentat Johannem de Dunstaple
• Warda de Candlewystrate presentat Robertum de Basinge
• Warda de Langeburn presentat Adam de Rokesle
• Warda de Bassieshawe presentat Radulphum le Blound
• Warda de Cornhulle }
• modo vocatur Bradestrate } presentat Martinum Box
• Warda de Lotheberi presentat Thomam de Stanes
• Warda de Bissoppesgate presentat Henricum le Bole
• Warda Turris presentat Johannem de Cantuaria
• Warda de Limstrate presentat Robertum de Rokele
• Warda de Alegate presentat Willelmum de Hereford
• Warda Porsokne presentat Priorem Sancte Trinitatis ☩ (sic)
• Warda Vinetrie presentat Johannem de Gisors
• Warda de Billingesgate presentat []
• Warda Pontis London’ presentat Adam de Foleham
• Warda de Colemannestrate presentat Eliam Russel.

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APPENDIX III
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ALDERMEN WHOSE NAMES ARE AFFIXED TO DEEDS IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY

(From the Liber Trinitatis)

	NAME.	PARISH.	DATE.
A	Adrian	All Saints’, Barking	1253
	Richard Aswy	St. Benet West	1290
	Peter Armiger	St. Matthew Outwych	1262
	Peter Anger	All Hallows, London Wall	1264
	Rob. de Arraz	St. Barth. the Less	1286
B	Gervase Barne or Barum	St. Mich. Aldgate	1223 or 1314
	Adam Basing	St. Pancras, Soper Lane	1257
	Peter Blundus	St. Olave by the Tower	1221-1248
	Matthew Bukerel	St. Edmund, Lombard Street	1270
	Robert Blundus	St. Clement, Candlewick	1221-1248
	James Blunt	St. Benet Fink	1221-1248
	Stephen Bukerel	St. Alban, Wood St.	1250
	Andrew Bukerel	St. Mary Aldermanbury	(? 13th cent.)
C	Gervase Cordewan, Cordwainer	Holy Trinity	1237
	Thos. Cros	St. Andrew Hubbard	1293
	Barth. de Capell	St. Giles, Cripplegate	1270
	Hugh Cabur	St. Michael Bassishaw	1221
D	Thos. de Durham	All Saints’, Fenchurch	(? 13th cent.)
	Thomas de Dunton	St. Clement, Candlewick St.	1221
E	Edmund	St. Andrew Undershaft	1147-1167
F	Nicolas de Farndon	St. Matthew, Friday St.	1302-1303
	Alex. Ferrun	St. Mary Woolchurch	1253-1255
	Alex. le Fern	St. John, Walbrook	1248-1291
	Gilbert Fulk	}
	Fitz Fulk	}	St. Kath. Aldgate	1221-1248
	Will. Fitz Bene’t	St. Benet Sherehog	1221-1248
	Thos. Fitz Thomas	St. Mary Colech.	1220-1221
	Josh. Fitz Peter	St. Sepulchre	1221
	Rich. Fitz Roger	St. Bene’t Gracechurch	1221
	Rich. Fitz Walter	All Saints’, Coleman St.	1221-1248
	(?) Gilbert Fitz Fiske	All Saints’, Coleman St.	1221-1248
	Martin Fitz Alice	St. Mich., Paternoster	1218, 1219
	Simon Fitz Mary	St. John, Walbrook	1248
G	Anketen de Gisors	St. Kath., Aldgate	1313-1314
	Geoffrey	St. Michael, Cornhill	1170-1189
	John De Gisors	St. Michael, Paternoster	1266-1268
	Stephen le Gras	St. Bot., Aldgate	1221-1248
H	Rob. Hardel	St. Benet Fink	1251
	John Hanin (sub Alderman)	...	1230
	Will de Hadstock	All Hall. Staining	1277-1278
	Henry de St. Helen	St. Botolph, Bishopsgate	1187-1221
	Will. de Hereford	St. Olave by the Tower	1285
	Herbert	St. Olave by the Tower	1221-1248
	Will. de Haverhill	St. Alban, Wood St.	1203
J	Jermes	St. Martin Orgar	1182-1221
	Joce Junier	St. Mary Abchurch	1221-1248
L	Lumigus	All Saints’, Barking	1189-1221
	Walter de Lisle	St. Martin, Outwich	? Henry III
M	Mathew	St. Dunstan’s East	1182-1221
N	John de Northampton	St. Mary Axe	1260-1264
P	Walter Poter	St. Michael, Cornhill	1271-1272
R	Rich. Renger	St. Margaret Brides	1223-1226
	Gregory de Rokesley	St. Michael, Paternoster	1275
S	John Sperling	St. Leonard, Eastcheap	1221-1248
	Ralph Sperling	St. Leonard, Eastcheap	1243
T	Michael Tovy	St. Benet Fink	1251-1252
	Thomas Tidmar	St. Mary, Abchurch	1269
	Arnold Tidmar	St. Edmund, Gracech. St.	1269
V	John Vyel	St. Nicholas, Cole Abbey	1221-1248
	Sir John Vital	St. Nicholas, Cole Abbey	1221-1248
W	Nicholas de Wynton	St. Edmund, Lombard St.	1225
	Geoffrey de Wynton	St. Martin, Orgar	1258
	Thomas de Wimburne	St. Botolph, Aldgate	1256-1257
	Rich. de Walbroke	St. Michael, Bassishaw	1262-1263

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APPENDIX IV
LIST OF PARISHES

• Allhallows Barking, Great Tower Street.
• All Hallows, Bread Street (no church), united with St. Mary-le-Bow.
• Allhallows, Great and Less, Upper Thames Street.
• All Hallows, Honey Lane (no church), united with St. Mary-le-Bow.
• Allhallows, Lombard Street.
• Allhallows, London Wall.
• Allhallows Staining (no church), united with St. Olave, Hart Street.
• Christ Church, Newgate Street, with St. Leonard, Foster Lane.
• Holy Trinity the Less, united with St. James, Garlickhithe.
• St. Alban, Wood Street, with St. Olave, Silver Street.
• St. Alphage, London Wall.
• St. Andrew Hubbard (no church), united with St. Mary-at-Hill.
• St. Andrew Undershaft, St. Mary Axe.
• St. Andrew by the Wardrobe, St. Andrew’s Hill, Queen Victoria Street, with St. Anne, Blackfriars.
• St. Anne, Blackfriars, united with St. Andrew by the Wardrobe.
• St. Anne and St. Agnes, Gresham Street, with St. John Zachary.
• St. Antholin, united with St. Mary Aldermary.
• St. Augustine, otherwise Austin, Old Change, with St. Faith-under-St.-Paul’s.
• St. Bartholomew, Exchange, united with St. Margaret, Lothbury.
• St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield.
• St. Bartholomew-the-Less, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital.
• St. Bartholomew, Moor Lane.
• St. Benet Fink, united with St. Peter-le-Poor, Old Broad Street.
• St. Benet, Gracechurch Street (no church), united with Allhallows, Lombard Street.
• St. Benet, Paul’s Wharf, Upper Thames Street, with St. Peter, Paul’s Wharf, united with St. Nicholas Cole Abbey.
• St. Benet Sherehog, united with St. Stephen, Walbrook.
• St. Botolph, Aldgate.
• St. Botolph, Billingsgate, united with St. George, Botolph Lane.
• St. Botolph without, Aldersgate Street.
• St. Botolph without, Bishopsgate, Bishopsgate Street without.
• St. Bridget, otherwise St. Bride, Fleet Street.
• St. Christopher-le-Stock, united with St. Margaret, Lothbury.
• St. Clement, Eastcheap, with St. Martin Orgar.
• St. Dionis Backchurch, Fenchurch Street, united with Allhallows, Lombard Street, St. Benet, Gracechurch Street, and St. Leonard, Eastcheap.
• St. Dunstan in the East, St. Dunstan’s Hill, Gt. Tower Street.
• St. Dunstan in the West, Fleet Street.
• St. Edmund the King and Martyr with St. Nicholas Acon, Lombard Street.
• St. Ethelburga, Bishopsgate Street within.
• St. Faith-under-St. Paul’s, united with St. Augustine, Old Change.
• St. Gabriel, Fenchurch, united with St. Margaret Pattens.
• St. George, Botolph Lane, with St. Botolph, Billingsgate.
• St. Giles without, Cripplegate, Fore Street.
• St. Gregory by St. Paul, united with St. Mary Magdalen, Old Fish Street, and St. Martin, Ludgate.
• St. Helen, Great St. Helens, with St. Martin Outwich.
• St. James, Aldgate, united with St. Katherine Cree, Leadenhall Street.
• St. James, Garlickhithe, with St. Michael, Queenhithe, and Holy Trinity the Less.
• St. John the Baptist, upon Walbrook, united with St. Mary, Aldermary.
• St. John the Evangelist (no church), united with St. Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside.
• St. John Zachary, united with St. Anne and St. Agnes.
• St. Katherine Coleman, Fenchurch Street.
• St. Katherine Cree, Leadenhall Street, with St. James, Aldgate.
• St. Laurence Pountney, united with St. Mary, Abchurch.
• St. Lawrence Jewry, Gresham Street, with St. Mary Magdalen, Milk Street.
• St. Leonard, Eastcheap, united with Allhallows, Lombard Street.
• St. Leonard, Foster Lane (no church), united with Christ Church, Newgate Street. St. Magnus the Martyr, Lower Thames Street, with
• St. Margaret, New Fish Street, and St. Michael, Crooked Lane.
• St. Margaret, Lothbury, with St. Christopher-le-Stock; St. Bartholomew by Exchange; St. Olave, Old Jewry; St. Martin, Pomeroy; St. Mildred the Virgin, Poultry, and St. Mary Colechurch.
• St. Margaret Moses, united with St. Mildred, Bread Street.
• St. Margaret, New Fish Street, united with St. Magnus the Martyr, Lower Thames Street.
• St. Margaret Pattens, Rood Lane, with St. Gabriel, Fenchurch.
• St. Martin, Ludgate, united with St. Mary Magdalen, Old Fish Street, and St. Gregory by St. Paul.
• St. Martin Orgar, united with St. Clement, Eastcheap.
• St. Martin Outwich, united with St. Helen, Great St. Helen’s.
• St. Martin Pomeroy, united with St. Margaret, Lothbury.
• St. Martin Vintry, united with St. Michael, Paternoster Royal.
• St. Mary Abchurch, Abchurch Lane, with St. Laurence Pountney.
• St. Mary Aldermary, Bow Lane, with St. Antholin, St. John the Baptist, and St. Thomas Apostle.
• St. Mary-at-Hill, Eastcheap, with St. Andrew Hubbard.
• St. Mary Bothaw, united with St. Swithin, London Stone, Cannon Street.
• St. Mary Colechurch, united with St. Margaret Lothbury.
• St. Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside, with St. Pancras, Soper Lane, All Hallows, Honey Lane, All Hallows, Bread Street, and St. John the Evangelist.
• St. Mary Magdalen with St. Gregory by St. Paul and St. Martin, Ludgate.
• St. Mary Magdalen, Milk Street, united with St. Laurence Jewry.
• St. Mary Mounthaw and St. Mary Somerset, united with St. Nicholas Cole Abbey.
• St. Mary Staining, united with St Michael, Wood Street.
• St. Mary the Virgin, Aldermanbury.
• St. Mary Woolnoth and St. Mary Woolchurch Haw united, Lombard Street.
• St. Matthew, Friday Street, with St. Peter, Westcheap, united with St. Vedast, Foster Lane.
• St. Michael Bassishaw, Basinghall Street.
• St. Michael, Cornhill.
• St. Michael, Crooked Lane, united with St. Magnus the Martyr, London Bridge.
• St. Michael, Paternoster Royal, and St. Martin Vintry, College Hill, with Allhallows, Great and Less.
• St. Michael, Queenhithe, Upper Thames Street, united with St. James, Garlickhithe.
• St. Michael le Querne, united with St. Vedast, Foster Lane.
• St. Mildred, Bread Street, with St. Margaret Moses.
• St. Mildred the Virgin, Poultry, united with St. Margaret, Lothbury.
• St. Nicholas Acon, united with St. Edmund the King and Martyr.
• St. Nicholas Cole Abbey and St. Nicholas Olave (united), Queen Victoria Street, with St. Mary Somerset; St. Mary Mounthaw; St. Benet, Paul’s Wharf, and St. Peter, Paul’s Wharf.
• St. Olave, Hart Street, with All Hallows Staining.
• St. Olave, Old Jewry, united with St. Margaret, Lothbury.
• St. Olave, Silver Street, united with St. Alban, Wood Street.
• St. Pancras, Soper Lane (no church), united with St. Mary-le-Bow.
• St. Peter, Cornhill.
• St. Peter, Paul’s Wharf, with St. Benet, Paul’s Wharf, united with St. Nicholas Cole Abbey, etc.
• St. Peter-le-Poor, Old Broad Street, with St. Benet Fink.
• St. Peter ad Vincula.
• St. Peter, Westcheap, united with St. Vedast, Foster Lane.
• St. Sepulchre, Holborn Viaduct.
• St. Stephen, Coleman Street.
• St. Stephen, Walbrook, with St. Benet Sherehog.
• St. Swithin, London Stone, Cannon Street, with St. Mary Bothaw.
• St. Thomas Apostle (no church), united with St. Mary Aldermary.
• St. Vedast, alias Foster, Foster Lane, with St. Michael le Querne, St. Matthew, Friday Street, and St. Peter, Westcheap.
• Whitefriars (Precinct of), united with Holy Trinity, Great New Street.

The following names of city benefices are taken from the Liber Custumarum, pp. 228-230 (Riley, 1859):—

[Nomina Beneficiorum Londoniarum]

Sancti Andreae super Cornhulle—Sancti Andreae de Holebourne—Sancti Andreae de Castro Baynardi—Sancti Andreae Hubert—Sancti Antonii—Sancti Augustini ad Portam—Sancti Augustini Papay—Sancti Alphegi—Sancti Audoeni—Sancti Albani—Sancti Athelburgae—Sanctae Agnetis—Sancti Botulphi extra Bisschopesgate—Sancti Botulphi apud Billinggesgate—Sancti Botulphi de Alegate—Sancti Botulphi de Aldresgate—Sancti Benedicti ad Ripam Sancti Pauli—Sancti Benedicti de Garschirche—Sancti Benedicti Finke—Sancti Benedicti Schorhogge—Sancti Bartholomaei Parvi—Sanctae Brigidae—Sanctus Bartholomaeus Magnus de Smethefelde—Capella Beati Thomae Martyris super Pontem—Sancti Clementis de Estchepe—Capella Episcopi juxta Sanctum Paulum—Capellanus Domini Archidiaconi—Sancti Dunstani de Weste—Sancti Dunstani apud Turrim—Sancti Dionysii—Duo Capellani in Ecclesia Sancti Pauli—Sancti Egidii extra Crepelgate—Sancti Edmundi de Graschirche—Sanctae Fidis in Cryptis Sancti Pauli—Sancti Gregorii juxta Sanctum Paulum—Sancti Georgii de Estchepe—Sanctae Helenae—Hospitalis Beatae Mariae extra Bisschopesgate—Sancti Johannis Zakariae—Sancti Jacobi de Garlechethe—Sancti Johannis de Walebroke—Sanctae Katerinae Trinitatis—Sancti Laurentii in Candelwikstrete—Sancti Leonardi in Venella Sancti Vedasti—Sancti Laurentii in Judaismo—Sancti Leonardi de Estchepe—Sancti Leonardi de Schordiche—Sancti Michaelis in Foro ad Bladum—Sancti Michaelis ad Ripam Reginae—Sancti Michaelis de Woudestrete—Sancti Michaelis de Bassieshawe—Sancti Michaelis de Cornhulle—Sancti Michaelis de Crokedelane—Sancti Michaelis de Paternosterchirche—Sancti Mariae de Aldermannebiri—Sanctae Mariae Wolnothe—Sanctae Mariae de Ax—Sanctae Mariae de Abbechirche—Sanctae Mariae de Wolchirchawe—Sanctae Mariae de Somersete—Sanctae Mariae de Montenhaut—Sanctae Mariae de Stanninglane—Sanctae Mariae de Colchirche.—Sanctae Mariae atte Hille—Sanctae Mariae de Arcubus—Sanctae Mariae de Eldemariechirche—Sanctae Mariae de Bothawe—Sanctae Mariae de Iseldone—Sanctae Mariae Magdalenae de Veteri Piscaria—Sanctae Margaretae ad Pontem—Sanctae Margaretae de Lodebiri—Sanctae Margaretae Patines—Sanctae Margaretae Moysy de Fridaystrete—Sancta Mildreda in Poletria, cum Capella de Conehop—Sancta Mildreda in Bredstrate—Sancti Martini Orgar in Candelwikstrete—Sancti Martini de Ludgate—Sancti Martini in Vinetria—Sancti Martini de Pomerio—Sancti Martini Otheswike—Sancti Matthaei in Fridaystrete—Sancti Magni ad Pontem—Sancti Michaelis extra Sanctae Trinitatis—Sancti Nicholai Aldrethegate ad Macellas—Sancti Nicholai Coldabbey—Sancti Nicholai Hacoun—Sancti Nicholai Olof—Novum Templum—Ecclesia Omnium Sanctorum de Fenchirche—Omnium Sanctorum de Colmannechirche—Omnium Sanctorum de Berkyngchirche—Omnium Sanctorum de Honylane—Omnium Sanctorum ad Fenum—Omnium Sanctorum super Cellarium—Omnium Sanctorum de Bredstrete—Omnium Sanctorum de Garschirche—Omnium Sanctorum de Staningchirche—Sancti Olavi in Judaeismo—Sancti Olavi juxta Turrim—Sancti Olavi de Mocwelle—Omnium Sanctorum ad Murum—Sancti Petri de Bredstrete—Sancti Petri supra Tamisiam—Sancti Petri de Cornhulle—Sancti Petri in Foro de Westchep de Wodestrete—Sancti Pancratii—Sancti Stephani de Colemannestrete—Sancti Swithini—Sancti Sepulchri—Sacrista Sancti Pauli—Servientes Capituli—Sancti Thomae Apostoli—Sanctae Trinitatis Parvae—Sancti Vedasti—Sanctae Wereburgae—Sancti Christophori.

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APPENDIX V
PATRONAGE OF CITY CHURCHES

The patronage of the London Churches in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries is given by the Chronicler called Arnold.

The Dean and Chapter of St. Paul’s had nineteen London benefices in their gift. The Archbishop of Canterbury had seven.

• The Prior of Holy Trinity, six.
• The Dean of St. Martin’s-le-Grand }
• The Bishop of London }
• The Prior of St. Mary Overy } five each.
• The Abbot of Westminster }
• The Prioress of St. Helen’s }
• The King }
• The Abbot of Bermondsey } four.
• The Prior of Christ Church, Canterbury }
• The Master of Lawrence Pountney }
• The Abbot of Barking } two.
• The Abbot of Tower Hill }
• The Prior of St. Bartholomew’s }
• The Mayor and Aldermen } two.
• The Prior of Botley, Suffolk }
• The Bishop of Exeter, one.
• The Bishop of Hereford, one.
• The Bishop of Worcester, one.
• The Abbot of Alnwick, one.
• The Abbot of Evesham, one.
• The Abbot of Gloucester, one.
• The Abbot of Colchester, one.
• The Abbot of Malmesbury, one.
• The Abbot of Winchester, one.
• The Abbot of White Monks, one.
• The Prior of the Augustine Friars, one.
• The Prioress of Clerkenwell, one.
• The Prior of Elsyng Spital, one.
• The Master of St. Anthony, one.
• The Provost of Eton, one.
• The Master of St. Thomas Acon, one.
• The Master of Balliol College, Oxford, one.
• The Archdeacon of London, one.
• The Duke of Suffolk, one.
• The Earl of Shrewsbury, one.
• Gwins’ Company, one.
• Mercers’ Company, one.
• Merchant Taylors’ Company, one.
• Mr. Page of Dartford, one.

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