INDEX

Abbeys—Abingdon, [32];
Bermondsey, [22], [189], [232], [233], [288]-296, [309];
Beverley, [150], [182], [202], [206];
Garendon, [368], [369];
New, [363];
St. Clare, [329], [333];
St. Peter, Westminster, [208];
Sempringham, [150];
Stratford Langthorne, [376];
“Abbey of Thelema,” [150];
Westminster, [32], [132], [171], [176], [201], [238], [300], [358], [374]
Abbiss, Rev. J., the late, [260]
Abbotsbury, Guild of, [108]
Abingdon, Earl of, [23]
Abyndone, Stephen de, [99]
Achatur, Joseph de, [28]
Acre, [272], [276], [278]
Acton, Sir Robert, [338]
Adamnanus of Scotland, Abbot, [179]
Adrian, John, [27], [29], [50], [51]
Agas’s Map of London, [7], [245], [346]
Aids, [102], [104]
Aldermanberie Street, [26] note, [415]
Alderman, Jacob, [68]
Alderman, the, [27];
office of, [68], [73], [77]
Aldermen, [50], [91];
burial of, [77];
court of, [18], [66];
election of, [21], [27], [30], [78];
and Hervey, [51], [52], [54];
lists of, [28], [393], [394], [395], [396];
oath of the, [19], [78];
and Wardmote, [86], [87]
Aldersgate, [238], [384];
Street, [245]
Aldgate, [170], [241], [242], [269], [330], [336], [377]
Ale-conners, [87], [89]
Ale stakes, [93]
Alexandria, [276]
Alfune, [256]
Algar, [32]
Algod, [32]
Aliens, [84], [237]
Allen, Sir John, [266], [417]
Allhallows Lane, [297]
Almaine, Richard of, [68], [70]
Almoner, the, [145]
Almonry in Southwark, the, [290]
Alms, giving of, [415], [414]
Alms dishes, [413], [414]
Almshouses, [413], [414];
at Hodsdon, Hertfordshire, [416];
list of, [413];
in Monke’s Well Street, [418];
at Sevenoke, [415];
Stepney and Shoreditch, [418];
Whittington, [378], [379], [415];
at Woolwich, [86]
Alsatia, the, [361]
Altar, [159];
Screen in St. Saviour’s, restoration of, [307], [308]
Altarer, the, [145]
Alwold, [32]
Ambresbury, [142]
Amercements, [102], [104]
Amicius, Archdeacon of Surrey, [309]
Amphilis, [333]
Anchorites, [170], [171];
bequests to, [175];
cells of, [172], [174], [175], [256], [404], [405];
consecration of, [173], [174];
life of, [176], [177];
rule for, [176]
Ancren Riewle, [176], [404]
Andrewes, Lancelot, [300], [302]
Ankerhold, the, [170], [171]
Ankresses, [171], [175]
Annesley, Sir John, [198]
Anselm, [241]
Antioch, [276]
Anverse, Henry de, [29]
Apeldercome, the Manor of, [330]
Apprentices, [93], [122]
Archæologia, [185], [186], [202], [223], [320], [330]
Archæological Journal, notes from, [404], [407]
Archæological Society, London and Middlesex, [188], [352], [364], [377], [411]
Archæological Society, Transactions of the Surrey, [172]
Archard, [105]
Archives, the City, [3];
list of items comprising, [6]
Armourer, the, [51]
Arms, [93]
Arnold, [400], [406]
Arnulfus, [179]
Arras, Robert de, [28]
Artois, Blanche d’, genealogy of, [329]
Arundel, Bishop, [158], [182];
Earl of, [62];
children of the, [357];
Richard, Earl of, [344]
Ashhurst, Mr., [3]
Askew, Anne, [259]
Assisa Panis, [6]
Assisi, Francis of, [365], [366]
Astrology, belief in, [169]
Aswy, Dionysia, [325];
Ralph, [44], [325];
Richard, [28];
Stephen, [28]
Asylums, lunatic, [327]
Attorney of City, appointment of, [76]
Auditor, [145]
Audley, Anne, widow of Lord, [290];
Margaret, [244];
Sir Thomas, [243]
Augusta, [213]
Aurum Reginæ, [104]
Austin Friars, [269], [344]-347
Auverne, Anketill de, [27], [32]
Awdry, Mary, daughter of, [297]
Aylesbury Chapel, [273]
Aylesbury, Earl of, [273]
Aysa, Rudeywa, [372]
Ba, Henry de, [45]
Bacon, [293];
Walter, [204]
Badlesmere, Dame, [233]
Bailiffs, [50]
Baker, [51]
Balancer, Ralph le, [99]
Baldock, [275];
Ralph, [368]
Baldwin, [336]
Baliol, John, [228]
Ball, John, [153]
Bamme, Adam, [415]
Banquelle, John de, [204]
Baptista, Elizabeth, [372]
Barber, Bishop, [332]
Bardolph, Agnes, Lady, [412]
Barking, Abbess of, [320]
Barn, [33]
Barnaby, William, [377], [411]
Barnes, John, [415]
Baroncin, Sir, [204]
Barons, the, [77];
of the City, [73], [93];
and Longchamp, [15]
Barrett, Mr., of Essex, [412];
John, [412]
Bartholomew of the Castle, [349]
Basing, [32], [43];
Hugh de, [105];
Robert de, [28];
Thomas de, [27], [29]
Baskets, Keeper of, [145]
Basset, Lord, [327]
Bat, Gerard, [44];
Nicholas, [44]
Bath, [32], [213]
Battencurt, Luke de, [50]
Battle, Ordeal by, [193]-200;
famous cases of, [196]-200
Battles—Evesham, [49], [50];
Lewes, [49];
Mortimer’s Cross, [292];
Wakefield, [292]
Beadles, Robert, [340]
Beaufort, Cardinal, [290], [300];
Henry, Bishop of Winchester, [299];
Margaret, Countess of Richmond, [292], [295]
Beaulieu, Sanctuary of, [202]
Beaumont, John, [372];
Lady, [23]
Bec, Richard, [412]
Beck, Anthony, [368]
Becket, Agnes, [263];
Gilbert, [263], [266];
Thomas, [32], [263], [264], [414]
Beckington, Bishop, [339]
Bede, [413];
Mary, [333]
Bedel, the, [87], [89]
Bedford, Isabel, Countess of, [350]
Bedlam, [325], [327]
Bells, [159];
oldest peal in London, [256]
Belmer’s, Richard de, [251], [286]
Benedictio Viduæ, [162]
Bengeo, Herts, [175]
Benigho, [275]
Benytone, Stephen de, [412]
Bequests, [221], [222], [243], [350]-352;
to anchorites, [175], [177], [178];
for pilgrimages, [186]
Berde, Richard, [318]
Berengaria, Queen, [277]
Berkeley, Hon. George, [338]
Bertrand, Archbishop of Bordeaux, [274]
Berward’s Lane, [322]
Besant, Lefurne, [105]
Beverley, [182];
Archives of, [206];
Sanctuary of, [202]
Bevysse Markes, [377]
Bidik, William, [99]
Billing, [32]
Billingsgate, [57]
Birch, Mr. G. H., [345]
Birchall, Richard, [412]
Bishop, the, [130];
of London, [31], [47], [243];
William, [77]
Bishop’s Aldermanry, the, [21]
Bishop’s Court, [58]
Bishopsgate, [170], [171], [322], [385];
Street, [320], [420];
Within, [321];
Without, [323]
Black Death, the, [245]
Black Friars, the, [33], [101];
Survey, [407]-410
Blakethorn, John de, [29]
Blanch, Queen of Navarre, [330]
Blond, [32]
Blound, Radus le, [28]
Bloweberme, Walter, [198]
Bloxam, Mr., [404]
Bloxhall, Alan, [210]
Blunt, [32], [43];
Edward, Lord Mountjoy, [350];
William, [350]
Bocuinte, Geoffrey, and Juliana his wife, [243];
John, [243]
Bohun, Humphrey, Earl of Hereford and Essex, [344]
Bokerel, Andrew, [42];
Stephen, [42]
Bollein, Godfrey, [416]
Bolney, Agnes, [287]
Bolton, [256]
Bona, Donna, [367]
Boniface VIII., Pope, [254], [330]
Books, [228];
belonging to Corporation of London, now lost, list of, [6];
used in churches, [160]
Boroughbridge, [290]
Botevile, Ducan de, [28]
Bowes, Sir Martin, [86], [350]
Box, Martin, [28];
Thomas, [28]
Bradford, [300]
Brandon, Charles, [148]
Braybroke, Bishop, [134]
Brechmar, [32]
Brekenhof, David, [64]
Brembre, [62], [63];
Sir John, [59];
Sir Nicholas, career of, [58], [59], [60]; [86], [89], [350]
Brentano, [108], [110], [119]
Breton, Sir John, [58]
Breton, John le, [204]
Bretun, Sir John le, [393]
Brewhouse, the Swan, demolished, [417]
Bridewell, [360], [386]
Bridge House, the, [352]
Bridges, [419];
Fleet, Holborn, [258], [297];
Lock, [417];
London, [50], [152], [297], [306], [414], [416];
maintenance of, [221];
the great stone, at Rochester, [415];
stone arched, at Stratford-upon-Avon, [416]
Briset, Brian, [284];
Jordan, [284];
Ralph, [284]
Bristol, Guild of, [111]
British Museum, [17], [227]
Brittany, Beatrice of, [350];
Eleanor, Duchess of, [350]
Britten’s Court, [361]
Brockesley, Robert de, [28]
Broker, [51], [89]
Bromley, the Manor of, [376], [377]
Brondesbury, [32]
Brother of Penitence, history of the first, [366]
Brouncker, Lord, [338]
Brown, Sir Anthony, [300];
George, [346]
Browne, Anne, [376];
Stephen, [416];
William, [414]
Brownswood, [32]
Broxbourne, town and forest of, [275]
Bruce, Robert, [228]
Bruges, [35], [65]
Brune, Rosia, [322], [414];
Walter, [322], [414]
Bryan, Sir Francis, [358]
Buckingham, [281];
Duke of, [211];
Edward, Duke of, [344];
Eleanor, Duchess of, [350]
Builder, The, [346]
Bukerel, [32], [43];
Isabella, [54];
Matthew, [48];
Walter, [44];
William, [27], [29]
Bullesden, Thomas, [256]
Bunge, Reginald de, [44]
Buntynford, [275]
Burford, John de, [99]
Burgh, Hubert de, [277], [357]
Burial, order of, [223]-224
Burnham, Alardus de, [313]
Bursar, the, [145]
Burstall, William de, [370], [372]
Burston, Manor of, [318]
Bury, Adam de, [134]
Butcher, [51]
Butcher’s Hall Lane, [352]
Butler, the King’s, [90]
Butler, Sir James, [338];
Margaret, [333]
Bykemore, Manor of, [364]
Cade, Jack, [206]
Caen, [12]
Cæsar, Sir Julius, [338]
Cagots, the, [371]
Calendar of the Ecclesiastical Year, [164]-169
Calendar of Letters, the, [7]
Calendar of Wills, Sharpe’s, [71], [83], [84], [147], [148], [170], [171], [211], [248], [249], [284], [318], [327], [330], [350], [364], [393]
Calendarium Cameræ, London, [6]
Callere, Robert le, [99]
Calley, William, [345]
Camberwell, Surrey, [286]
Cambridge, Guild of, [108], [109];
House of the Order of Penitence at, [368]
Camden Society, publications of the, [7]
Camomile Street, [321], [412]
Campeggio, Cardinal, [332], [356]
Candia, [272]
Candlewick Street, [23]
Canterbury, [67], [348];
Archbishop of, [243], [363];
House of Order of Penitence at, [368];
Pilgrimages, [182], [186]
Canterbury Tales, [139] note
Carleton, William de, [248]
Carpenter John, [3], [4], [27], [72], [80], [93], [186], [205], [268], [269], [415]
Castello, Bartholomew de, [248]
Castles—Baynard’s, [100], [354], [377], [412];
Berkeley, [356];
Chester, [221];
Corfe, [59];
Montfichet, [354];
Pontefract, [356];
Rochester, [49];
St. Sauveur, Normandy, [198];
Tintagel, [59];
Wallingford, [292]
Catrington, Thomas, [198]
Causancia, John de, [290]
Causeways, [417]
Cave, Edward, [274]
Cawardine, Sir Thomas, [358]
Caxton, [368]
Cayens, William, [206]
Cecil, Sir William, [273]
Celibacy, enforcement of, [136]
Cells, anchorites’, [174], [175], [177], [404]
Ceremonies, Director of, [145]
Challoner, Sir Thomas, [284]
Chaloner, [51]
Chamberlain, the, [80], [89], [145]
Chamberlain Wood, [32]
Chancery Lane, [276], [354]
Chantry, endowment of a, [134]
Charing Cross, [170], [171], [385];
Lunatic Asylum at, [327]
Charitable endowment, [413]-419
Charles V. of Spain, [272], [356]
Charlton, [275]
Charms, belief in, [168], [169]
Charratt, Edward, [409]
Charter House, the, [245]-247
Charter House Square, [245]
Charters—Edward IV.’s, [90];
Henry I.’s., [36];
comparison between Henry I.’s. and II.’s., [8];
of Confirmation, Henry’s, [41];
Henry III.’s., [27], [73];
Hervey’s trade, [55];
Richard’s, [22];
to St. Martin-le-Grand, [234];
trade, [66]
Charters, Select, Stubbs’, [7], [9], [17]
Chaucer, Geoffrey, [60], [111], [138], [139], [140], [152], [182], [185], [187], [194], [217]
Chaucer, Notes to, Skeat’s, [182]
Cheap, [385]
Cheapside, [224], [236]
Cheke, Sir John, [361]
Chelsea, [34], [189]
Chelsin Templars, [275]
Chepe, [26] note, [75], [192], [266];
East, [32];
West, [32], [329], [416]
Cherbourg, [198]
Chesingbury, Wiltshire, [337]
Chichester, [182]
Chichley, Robert, [415]
Child, Aylwin or Æthelwine, [22], [288]
Christina of St. Alban’s, [171]
Christ’s Church Lane, [330]
Chronicle of Customs, Arnold’s, [7]
Chroniclers and the Commune, [15], [16]
Chronicles, Fabyan’s, [40]
Chronicles of Mayors and Sheriffs, [356]
Chronicles of Old London, [47], [49];
FitzThedmar’s, [46], [52];
Riley’s, [7]
Church, the, [127];
and craftsman, [134];
and drama, [213], [214];
dues, [134], [135];
influence of on morals, [220];
the Parish, [134];
and people, [221];
and pilgrims, [180];
extent of property, [230];
scandals in, [137], [138];
support of, [157]
Churches, [96];
Lights in, [159];
List of Parish, [406];
patronage of City, [400];
Aldermanberie, [416];
Allhallows Barking, [57], [93], [205], [238], [380], [385];
Allhallows de Honylane, [248];
All Hallows de Graschirche, [248];
All Hallows the Great, [297];
Allhallowes, Little, Thames Street, [415];
All Hallows in the Wall, [377], [411];
All Saints, [411];
Austin Friars, [344], [345];
of Bix, [242];
Blackfriars, [302], [355], [356];
Blessed Trinity, [241], [242];
Bow, [128], [320], [334];
Bykenore, [364];
Carmelite Friars in Coventry, [415];
Christ, [242];
Crossed Friars, [417];
Dominican, [407];
Durham Cathedral, [202];
Eastminster, [302];
Fryers Preachers, [361];
Grey Friars, [219], [242], [350];
Holy Trinity, [302];
Holy Trinity, Aldgate, [33];
Holy Trinity Minories, [329];
Holy Trinity or Holy Rood, [242];
Hurtley, [172];
Leadenhall, Chapel of, [373], [374];
Mount Calvary, Chapel of, [384];
Northern, or Norton Mandeville, [376];
Old Mary, [417];
St. Alban’s, [176];
St. Alphege, [248], [249];
St. Anne, [358];
St. Andrew’s, Undershaft, [419];
St. Anthony’s, [415], [417], [268];
St. Augustine, [249], [377];
St. Augustine de Papey, [411], [412];
St. Bartholomew, [33], [244], [250], [255], [260];
St. Benedict, [171], [175];
St. Benedict atte Wodewharf, [248];
St. Benedict Fink, [268];
St. Benet, [420];
St. Botolph, [238], [248], [297];
St. Botolph, Aldgate, [343], [384];
St. Botolph, Bishopsgate, [325];
St. Bride’s, [137], [297];
St. Catherine, [242], [244];
St. Catherine Cree, [235], [242], [244];
St. Clement’s, [190];
St. Clement Danes, [286], [329];
Chapel of St. Ethelburga, [318];
St. Giles, [171], [175];
St. Giles Cripplegate, [238], [248], [256], [297];
St. Gregory, [300], [358], [380];
St. Helen’s, [318], [321], [419];
St. James’s, [242], [244];
St. James’s, Clerkenwell, [284], [285];
St. James’s, Duke Place, [333];
St. James’s, Garlickhithe, [384];
St. John’s Priory, [190];
St. Katherine, [241];
St. Katherine’s by the Tower, [334];
St. Laurence, [238];
St. Laurence Jewry, [171], [248], [415];
list of treasure, [160], [162];
St. Laurence Poultney, [415];
St. Leonard, Shoreditch, [235], [286], [322];
St. Margaret’s, [26] note, [302], [358];
St. Margaret’s in Lothberie, [416];
St. Margaret in Southwark, [298];
St. Martin-le-Grand, [33], [45], [57], [132], [201], [202], [204], [205], [208], [234];
St. Martin, Ludgate, [297];
St. Martin Pomer, [248];
St. Mary de Aldermanbury, [248];
St. Mary Aldermanry, [377], [411];
St. Mary Axe, [321];
St. Mary of Bethlehem, [320];
St. Mary Bothaw, [320];
St. Mary Bowe of Chepe, [40];
St. Mary-le-Bow, [238], [248];
St. Mary Colechurch, [267];
St. Mary Magdalen, [241], [242], [296], [298], [300], [302];
St. Mary Manny, [171], [175];
St. Mary Matfelon, [330];
St. Mary Overies, [244], [309];
St. Mary Spital, [416];
St. Michael, [175], [241], [242];
St. Michael Bassishaw, [31];
St. Michael, Crooked Lane, [415];
St. Michael le Querne, [168], [224];
St. Michael Royal, [380];
St. Mighello, [379];
St. Mildred’s, [224], [248];
St. Olave’s Jewry, [26] note;
St. Olave, Broad Street, [346];
St. Olave in Surrey, [416];
St. Pancras, [190];
St. Paul’s, [26], [32], [49], [77], [128], [130], [134], [167], [197], [204], [217], [220], [228], [250], [266], [300], [358], [411], [415];
St. Peter, [420];
St. Peter, Cornhill, [26], [55], [72], [167], [171];
St. Peter’s, Austin Friars, [358];
St. Peter-le-Poor, [300], [346];
St. Peter’s, Westminster, [130];
St. Saviour’s, restoration of, [304]-308;
St. Saviour of Bermondsey, [290];
St. Sepulchre’s, [192], [297];
St. Stephen, Walbrooke, [416];
St. Stephen’s Chapel, Westminster, [374];
St. Swithin, [23], [415];
St. Thomas of Acon, [77], [167], [266], [417];
St. Thomas Apostle, [415];
Stepney, [334];
Stokenewenton, [418];
Tottenham, [242];
Walthamstow, Essex, [417];
Westminster Abbey, [132], [176], [201], [300], [358];
Weston, [275];
Whitefriars, [302], [361];
Willesden, [189]
Church furniture, [159]-163
Churchman, John, [415]
Cicely, Duchess of York, [148]
Ciprian, Henry, Canon of Waltham, [204]
Citizens’ rights of election, [10]
City, the, and Barons’ War, [49];
and the Commune, [11], [15], [20];
condition, [56], [57];
Edward and the, [57];
election to offices, [70];
extension and expansion of, [21];
factions, [36];
and farm of Middlesex, [33];
and fines, [104];
freedom of, [89];
government in time of Whittington, [73] et seq.;
Guilds, [58];
and Henry III., [42]-44, [69];
relations with King, [97], [98];
attacks on, by King, [45];
letters concerning safe-keeping of, [98]-100;
liberties of, [94];
officers, list of, [89];
and the river, [48];
regulations governing daily life of, [92];
religious life in fourteenth century, [127]-132;
tallage of, [105]-106;
and taxation, [36];
wealth of, [101]
Clarke, John, [331]
Clarks-Well, [284]
Claver, Elena, [286]
Clement V., Pope, [274], [283]
Clement’s Inn, [190]
Clergy, fees of, [38];
marriage of, [136];
wealth of, [231]
Clerk, John le, [90]
Clerk, the Common, [75], [80], [89]
Clerkenwell, [190];
Green, [190]
Clerkenwell, History of, [273]
Cleve, William, [377], [411]
Cleves, Duke of, [332]
Clopton, Hugh, [416]
Cobham, Eleanor, Duchess of Gloucester, [210], [220];
Lord, [409], [410];
Reginald, [344]
Cocham, Henry, [42]
Cocket, the, [79]
Codpeth, [275]
Cofferer, [51]
Coinage, gold, [70]
Coke, Mary, alias Omell Fayll Isya, [372]
Colet, John, [86]
Collections of a London Citizen, [199], [256], [327], [377]
Colleges, [415];
Barking, [380];
Most Blessed Mary at Eton, [184];
Christ’s, Cambridge, [292];
Dulwich, [131];
Holme’s College of St. Paul’s, [380];
Jesus Commons, [132], [380];
Lancaster, [380];
Leadenhall, [373];
Minor Canons, [380];
Pontefract, [415];
of Priests, [131], [132];
Queen Elizabeth’s in East Greenwich, [418];
St. Augustine’s Papey, [132];
St. George of Windsor, [268];
St. John’s, Oxford, [417];
St. Laurence Poulteney, [380];
St. Mary, [132];
St. Mary Magdalen, [373];
St. Michael, Crooked Lane, [132], [380];
St. Spirit, [132];
St. Thomas of Acon, [132];
Trinity, Oxford, Whittington, [378]-380, [415]
Collet, Henry, [417];
John, [417]
Common House, Master of the, [145]
Commoners, election of for Common Council, [89]
Commune, the, [41];
creation of, [12];
changes effected by, [20]-22;
granted to City, [15];
establishment of the, [11];
in France [17];
and Henry II., [12];
John takes oath to, [14];
oath of, [17]-18
Commune of London, Round’s, [17]
Companies, the City, [108];
disputes [135];
power of, [119]
Conduits, [416], [418];
in Chepe, [416];
Grasse St., [416];
Oldborne Cross, [418]
Constables, [89];
of the Tower, [48]
Constantyn, [59], [60]
Conynghoplane, [248]
Cook, [51]
Coote, Mr. H. C., [17]
Cordwanerstrete, [248]
Corey, John, [363]
Corker, Father, [273]
Corn obtained from Prussia, [416]
Cornhill, [26], [60], [269], [348]
Cornwall, Thomas, [258]
Coroner, post and duties of, [90]
Corp, Simon, [99]
“Corrodies,” [230]
Corsned, the, ordeal of, [191]
Council, the Common, [19], [60], [83];
Court of, [64];
manner of holding, [88];
the King’s, [52], [60]
Council of Twenty-four, [18], [20], [66];
election of, [88]
Courtenay, [59];
Archbishop, [356];
Hugh, Earl of Devon, [360];
Sir Francis, [344]
Courts, [93];
Bishop’s, the, [89];
Central, [20];
Hustings, [45], [47], [78], [83], [84];
Mayors and Sheriffs, [83];
of Penitentiaries, [150];
of the Sokes, [93]
Courts of Aldermen and Common Council, Journals and Repertories, [6]
Coventre, Henry de, [27], [29], [32]
Coventry, [216]
Coverdale, [333]
Cox, Dr., [338]
Cratford, William, [137]
Cree Church Street, [242]
Crepyn, William, [360]
Creswell, Mr., [408], [409]
Cricket, Idonea, [376]
Criminal cases, methods of hearing, [80]
Cripplegate, [26], [170], [234], [416];
hermit of, [171]
Crome, [300]
Cromwell, [316];
Thomas, [273], [372], [414]
Crosby House, [316]
Crown, Dr., [189]
Crown Street, [311]
Cruce, William de S., [364]
Crucifixion, case of, [138]
Crux parva, [159]
Cubitt, Mr., [335]
Cunningham, [97], [227]
Curfew, [57], [93], [238]
Custodes, [51], [58]
Customs, collectors, [60]
Cutting, William, [340]
Cyprus, [272], [276], [278]
Dacre, Lord, son of, [209]
Dale, Robert, [327]
Damanye, Robert, [408], [409]
Danegeld, [9], [97], [101]
Danne, Margaret, [419];
William, [419]
Darcy, Sir Arthur, [364]
Dartmouth, Lord, [332], [333]
Datheworth, [275]
Dauncey, [300];
William, [297]
Death inflicted for religious reasons, [138]
Debt, pleas relating to, [70]
Debtors, [10]
Delpit, M. Jules, [6], [7]
De Monarchia, [194]
Denham, William de, [27]
Denton, Robert de, [380]
Deodand, the custom of, [91]
De Officiis, [194]
Depeditch, [325]
Despenser, Hugh le, [356]
De Veres, [32]
Devizes, Richard of, [16]
Devon, Countess of, [350]
“Dialogue de Scaccario,” [7]
Diana, daughter of Earl of Exeter, [273]
Diceto, Ralph de, [16];
Radulphus de, [263]
Dictionary of National Biography, the, [22]
Diseases, charms against, [168]
Ditches, cleansing of, [415]
Dixie, Sir Wolston, [416]
Dobbes, Sir Richard, [262]
Docwra, Sir Thomas, [271]
Dod, Margaret, [137]
Dodmerton, Robert, [205]
Domesday, the Exchequer, [26];
of St. Paul’s, [26]
Domus Conversorum, [371], [372]
Domus Dei, or Domus Beatæ Mariæ, [322]
Dowgate, [380];
dock, [297];
port at, [12]
Drama and Church, [273], [214];
Church, [180]
Drummond of Hawthornden, [300]
Ducarel, [338]
Ducats, [184]
Dugdale, [271], [284], [309], [316], [364], [376]
Duke, Roger, [42]
Duke Street, [242]
Duke’s Place, [244]
Duket, Lawrence, the case of, [57]
Dulwich, College of, [131]
Dunheved, Brother Thomas, [356]
Dunning, Ralph, [325]
Durant, John, [325];
Margery, [325]
Durham, [182];
Henry de, [99];
Sanctuary of, [202]
Durman, [32]
Dyer, [300]
Dynet, William, [188]
Eastfield, William, [416]
Eccleston Square, [335]
Echevins, the, [18]
Edmund, son of Joan the Fair, [344]
Edredshede, [336]
Edward I., [235], [278], [360];
II., [98], [278];
and the Templars, [279], [290], [356];
III., [311], [337], [363], [372];
IV., [370], [371];
VI., [316], [358];
the Confessor, shrine of at Westminster, [188]
Eggyllston, Richard, [209]
Eleanor, Queen, [50], [337], [357];
sister of Henry III., [163];
of Provence, [254]
Elgin, Earl of, [273]
Elizabeth, daughter of William of Hainault, [376];
Queen, [338]
Elkins, William, [323]
Elms, Smithfield, the, [311]
Elsing, Robert de, [249];
William, will of, [85], [248], [415]
Elsing Spital, [85], [248], [249]
Ely, Bishop of, [13], [208];
John de, [360]
Ely Place, [85]
Emerick, Anthony, [239]
England, History of, Froude’s, [140] note
English Industry, Growth of, [227]
English People, History of the, Green’s, [43]
Epitaphs, [340]
Erasmus, [185], [186], [187]
Escheator, office of, [76]
Esgar, [32]
Essex House, [276]
Essex, Wolman de, [27], [28], [32]
Ethelwald, Bishop of Winchester, [413]
Eton, [184]
Eustacius, [241]
Ewe, the Earl of, [198]
Ewen, John, [349]
Exchange of London, the Royal, [418]
Exchequer, the, [75], [167], [198]
Exchequer, History of the, [105]
Executions—Brembre, [63];
William Longbeard, [63]
Exeter, Duke of, [210];
Duchess of, [358]
Exeter, Guild of, [108], [109]
Exton, Nicholas, [63], [86]
Eyre, Simon, [373], [416]
Fabian, Robert, [416]
Fabyan, [38], [41], [42], [51], [198]
Factory, in Clerkenwell, the, [274]
Faggeswell, [190]
Fairs, [102], [244];
Boston and Winchester, [84];
St. Bartholomew, [258]
Falconer, Thomas, [415]
Fald Street, [32]
Fantore, Peter, [373]
Faringdon, [32]
Farndon, William de, [28], [29], [85]
Farringdon, Nicholas de, [28];
William de, [28]
Fasting, [134]
Felix Fabri, [182], [183]
Feltham in Middlesex, [311]
Ferdinando, Elizabeth, [372];
Philip, [372]
Ferrar, [300]
Ferrers, Sir Ralph, [210]
Ferrum, [159]
Ferrun, Alexander le, [47]
Festivals, list of, [401]-403
Fever, Ralph le, [29]
Ffoxe, Robert, [412]
Filcham, Thomas, [349]
Finch, Ailwine, [105]
Finch Lane, [268]
Fines, [102], [194], [201], [210], [230];
paid by City, [44], [50];
imposed on City, [68], [69];
for marriage, [103]
Finsbury, [32]
Finsbury Fields, [286]
Fire, ordeal by, [193];
precautions against, [92]
Firma, the, [17], [51]
Fish Street, [26] note
Fishmongers, persecution of, [58]
FitzAdam, William, [105]
FitzAilwyn, Henry, [16], [22], [23], [66], [242];
Peter, [325], [327]
FitzAlan, Peter, [325]
FitzAnther, Thomas, [104]
FitzArnult, Constantine, [41]
FitzFulk, Gilbert, [243]
FitzGelran, Robert, [286]
FitzIvon, Theobald, [241]
FitzLeofstan, [22]
Fitzlewas, Beatrica, [287]
FitzMary, [43], [44], [46], [68], [325], [414]
FitzOsbert, William, [37], [38], [39]-41, [48]
FitzOtho, Hugh, [51]
FitzPeter, Geoffrey, [266];
John, [28]
FitzRichard, William, [48]
FitzRoger, Margaret, [104]
FitzStephen, [217]
FitzThedmar, Arnold, [44], [45], [46], [48], [50], [51], [54], [67], [264]
FitzThomas, Thomas, [48], [49], [50], [51], [52], [54], [56], [70], [118]
FitzWalter, [43];
Robert, [368]
FitzWarren, Lady Isabel, [350]
FitzWilliam, Martin, [42]
Fleet Street, [75], [360], [418]
Fleets, Pilgrims’, [185]
Flemyng, Sir Francis, [338]
Fleta, [24]
Fletcher, John, [300];
Laurence, [300]
Florian, Squin de, [278], [281]
Folk Mote, the, [11], [16], [27], [35], [36], [47], [48], [54], [64], [70], [83]
Forgers, [96]
Forneis, William, [99]
Forrest, Miles, [208], [238]
Forster, Stephen, [323]
Foster, Dame Agnes, [419]
Fox, Richard, Bishop of Winchester, [307]
Francis, Adam, [373]
Fraternities of London, list of, [420]-421;
importance of, in history, [384];
the Parish, [382];
trade, [382];
Aldersgate, [384];
Assumption of the Virgin, [383];
Corpus Christi, [382];
Holy Cross, [383];
Holy Ghost, [383];
Holy Trinity, [383], [384];
of the light of the Holy Cross, [383];
of the Resurrection of Christ, [383];
St. Anthony, [382];
St. George, [382];
St. James Garlickhithe, rules of, [384];
St. John the Baptist, [382];
St. Mary, [382];
St. Nicholas, [382]
Fraxineto, Gilbert de, [354]
Frederick of the Scarred Cheek, the landgrave, [215]
Freeman, Ralph, [273]
Friar, the mendicant, [152], [153], [154], [156]
Friars, bequests to, [148], [149];
life of, [152];
Orders of, [146]-148;
respect paid to, [150];
Franciscans, the, [146]-147
Frith, Mr., [308]
Froissart, [153]
Frowe, John, [205]
Frowyk, Henry le, [27], [28], [29], [43], [53], [373]
Fruyter, Robert le, [248]
Fuller, John, [51], [258], [285], [418]
Funerals, [222];
Gardiner’s, [301]
Furnivale, [275]
Furnivall, Dr., [148], [163]
Fyscher, Jamys, [200]
Galilee Chapel, Durham Cathedral, [202]
Gambling, [207]
Gamesters, [92]
Gardiner, Stephen, [300];
funeral of, [301], [302]
Gates, [94];
Mooregate, [417];
Newgate, [417]
Gatesbey, John de, [286]
Gaunt, John of, [59], [210]
Gayspur Lane, London Wall, [248]
Gayton, William de, [248]
Gemyny, Thomas, [408], [409]
Gennings, Stephen, [414]
Gentleman’s Magazine, [285], [369]
Geoffrey, Archbishop of York, [15]
Geoffrey of Mandeville, [8]
Gernynghams, Mr., [409]
Ghent, [35]
Gibson, Avice, [417];
Nicholas, [417]
Gifford, Hugh, [414];
William, [297]
Gilbert, Bishop of London, [374]
Gilbert the Universal, [257]
Giraldus Cambrensis, [16]
Girard, [234]
Gisors, John de, [99], [350]
Glastonbury, [182];
Abbot of, [228]
Glinton, Geoffrey de, [241]
Gloucester, Duke of, [290], [414];
Earl of, [50], [54], [288], [349];
Humphrey, Duke of, [291];
Robert, Earl of, [286]
Godchep, Hamond, [99]
Godfrey, Lord, [326]
Godwin, Earl, [191]
Godwyn, [374]
Goldsmith, [51], [274]
Goldwell, Alicia, [286]
Gomshalf, Manor of, [364]
Gonfala, fraternity of the, at Rome, [216]
Gore, Manor of, [364]
Gospatric, [103]
Gospeller, [267]
Gothic Architecture, Mr. Bloxam’s, [404]
Gower, [182], [299];
John, [300]
Gozo, [272]
Granary, Keeper of the, [145]
Grapefig, [43];
William, [48]
Gravele, [275]
Gravesend, Manor of, [364]
Gravesend, Stephen, [286]
Gray, Sir Richard, [360]
Great Ilford, Essex, lazar house at, [387]
“Green” Roll, the, [70]
Gresham, Sir John, [417];
Sir Richard, [267];
Sir Thomas, [86], [271], [420]
Grey, Lady Jane, [332]
Grimlaic, [171]
Gross, Dr., [18]
“Gruuman,” the, [112]
Guildhall, the, [3], [35], [47], [51], [54], [60], [72], [74], [75], [79], [83], [205], [415];
chapel or college of, [416];
library, [7];
Record Room at, [6]
Guildhall, Descriptive Account of the, Price’s, [7], [26]
Guilds, [36], [108];
abuses, [121];
“Adulterine,” [12], [56];
the craft, [43];
degeneration and ruin of craft, [122];
the English, [109];
the merchant, of London, [66], [113];
origin and development of, [123];
ordinances of a craft company, [113], [114];
pageants and processions, [112];
Regulation of, [110];
Statutes, [108];
Trades, list of, [118];
the Cnihten, [37], [113], [242];
Corpus Christi, York, [111];
the Exeter, [108], [109];
Frith, [112];
Holbeach, [111];
of Kalenders, [112];
Ludlow, [111];
Lynn, [111];
Saddlers’, [234];
of St. Barbara, [337];
St. Elene, [112];
St. Mary, [112];
of St. Nicholas, [373];
Nicholas, Worcester, [112]
Guilds, English, [109]
Guilds, History and Development of, [119], [122]
Gwilt, Mr., [305], [307]
Hacha, Sir Eustace de la, [360]
Hackney, [34]
Hadestok, Simon, [27];
William de, [29]
Hadham, Edmund of, [291]
Hall, Archdeacon, [24], [25], [33];
Edward, [417]
Hallingbury, Henry de, [286]
Hames and Guisnes Lane, [340]
Hanaper Office, the, [337]
Hangman’s Gains, [340]
Hardell, Katharine, [256];
Ralf, [106]
Harlesden, [32]
Harpars, Mrs., [410]
Harper, Mr., [409];
William, [418]
Hartley, Mr., [305]
Harty, the Isle of, [199]
Haseling Field, [376]
Haverhall, William de, [414]
Haverille, William de, [46]
Hawke, murder of, [210]
Hawtes, Elizabeth, [321]
Haydon, John, [418]
Haydon Square, [330]
Hayman, John, [303]
Hazelbech, William, [68]
Heath, Archbishop, [269]
Heiley, Thomas FitzTheobald de, [263]
Henley, Walter, [284]
Henry, I., [234], [288], [298];
II., [234], [311], [414];
III., [42], [43], [44], [46], [69], [277], [295], [368], [370];
VI., [337], [411];
VII., [238];
VIII., [358], [369], [337];
of London Stone, [23], [32]
Henslow, Philip, [300]
Heraclius, Patriarch of Jerusalem, [270]
Herbal, The New, [343]
Herclaston, John de, [258]
Hereford, Earl of, [357];
William de, [68]
Hermitages, [170];
St. Catherine, [381];
St. James on the Wall, [368]
Hermits, [170], [171];
Thomas de Wyreford, [368]
Hervey, Walter, [29], [51], [52], [53], [54], [55], [56], [68], [70]
Heston, [311]
Heyland, Peter de, [349]
Hexham, Sanctuary of, [202]
Hiche Chelles, [275]
Hichen, [275]
Highbury, [270]
Highgate, [187], [380]
High Street, [311]
Hill, Thomas, [416];
Sir Rowland, [417]
Hills, Richard, [417]
Hinde, John, [415]
Hody, [239]
Hog Lane, [311]
Hogarth, [260]
Holbeach, Guild of, [111]
Holbech, Sir Geoffrey de, [248];
Ralph de, [248]
Holborn, [32], [33], [85], [348], [354]
Holinshed, [38], [40], [136], [138], [198]
Holland, Edward, Earl of Kent, [299];
John, Duke of Exeter, [337], [340]
Holme, Roger, [380]
Holy Rood of Bermondsey, shrine of, [187]
Hooper, Bishop, [300]
Horne, Andrew, [4], [6];
John, [27]
Horse, John de, [408]
Hospitaller, the, [145]
Hospitals, [229];
bequests to, [221];
Lazar Houses, list of, [386], [387];
for lepers, [221];
list of, in city and suburbs, [385];
Bethlehem, [47], [221], [325], [380], [418], [421];
Burton Lazars, [311];
Charing Cross, [380], [381];
Chelsea, [230];
Christ’s, [352], [417], [419];
Denton’s, [380];
Domus Dei, [322], [414];
Elsing Spittle, [415];
Greenwich, [230];
Guy’s, [310];
Le Loke of Southwark, [221];
Magdalen’s, Kingston-on-Thames, [415];
Papey, the, [411]-412;
Pontefract, [415];
St. Anthony’s, [268], [269];
St. Bartholomew’s, [192], [221], [250]-253, [256], [257], [262], [352], [415];
St. Giles’, by Oldborne, [415];
St. Giles in the Fields, [221], [311]-312;
St. James in the Fields, [414];
St. John’s, [245];
St. Katherine’s, [171];
St. Katherine by the Tower, [243], [336], [338];
St. Mary Rouncevall at Charing Cross, [381];
St. Mary Spital, [221], [262], [323], [414];
St. Thomas, [221], [263]-264, [266], [290], [309]-310;
of the Abbot of Walden, [384]
Hoster, Ralph, [342]
House of the Salutation, [247]
House of Sion, the, [148]
Houses, [92]
Hoveden, Roger de, [37]
Howard, Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, [244]
Hoxton, [33]
Hucksters, [92]
Hugh, Bishop of Coventry, [13]
Hugo, Rev. Thomas, the late, [186], [318], [377], [411]
Humble, Richard, [300]
Huntingdon, Lord, [205]
Hustings, [45], [47], [78], [83], [84]
Hymn of Ambrose and Augustine, [184]
Hymns, the Pilgrims’, [184]
Ickelford, [275]
Ilam, Thomas, [416]
Immanuel II., Pope, [242]
Infirmarer, the, [145]
Ingelric, [234]
Ingleby, Henry de, [372]
Ingram, Friar John, [171]
Innocent III., Pope, [235]
Inquests, [90]
Inquisition, the, [281]
In Re Militare, [194]
Ipolitz, [275]
Ipswich, [189]
Ireland, Duke of, [62]
Ireland Yard, [359]
Ironmonger Lane, [264]
Ironworker, [51]
Isabel, Queen, [349], [356];
daughter of Philippe le Bel, [350]
Isabella, mother of Edward III., [330]
Isleworth, [311]
Islington, [32], [187], [188], [190]
Ismongere Lane, [248]
Italian Relations of England, [211], [212]
Iter or Eyre, the, [93]-96
Jack Straw, [153]
Jacob, Paul, [372]
Jadestücke, Simon de, [28]
Jaffa, [276]
James I., King of Scotland, [299]
James, John, [239]
Jansen, Cornelius, [358]
Jasper of Hatfield, [291]
Jennings, Stephen, [327]
Jeremy of London, [104]
Jerusalem, [184], [187]
Jesters, the Court, [132]
Jewels, counterfeit, [206]
Jewry, Old, [264], [368]
Jews, the, [49], [70], [96], [97], [244], [370];
converts, [371]-372;
massacre of, [50]
Jews Street, [26] note
Joan of the Tower, [350].
John, [22], [277];
Bishop of London, [364];
of Salisbury, [214]
Johnson, [274]
Jonson’s, Ben, “The Devil is an Ass,” [358]
Jowsa or Joyssa, [321]
Joyner, William, [349]
Jud, Sir Andrew, [86], [417]
Judges in Court of Hustings, [84]
Juliana of Norwich, [171]
Jurors, [90]
Kalenders, Guild of, [112]
Katherine of Valois, Queen, [232], [290], [292]
Keble, Henry, [350], [417]
Keleseye, Robert de, [99]
Kemesey, Walter, [369]
Kempe, Mr. A. J., [369]
Kennett, Dr. White, [343]
Kensington, [32], [34]
Kentish Town, [32]
Kentwode, Reynold, [313]
Kilburn, [374]
King’s daughter, marrying of the, [97]
King’s Highway, the, [325]
Kingsland, [387]
King’s Street, [241], [242], [322]
Kinn, Dr., [333]
Kirby Street, [85]
Kirke, Sibilla, [376]
Kitchener, the, [145]
Kneve, Henry, [236]
Knight, [205]
Knights Hospitallers, [270], [271], [272], [278], [282];
Dissolution of, [271];
rules of, [272]
Knights of St. John, [270]
Knights Templars, [270], [271];
arrest of, [278], [279];
destruction of, [274];
manors in possession of, [275];
the Temple, [276], [277];
trial of, [280]
Knightsbridge, [387]
Knoles, Sir Robert, [360], [415];
Thomas, [268], [415]
Kyrkeby, John de, Bishop of Ely, will of, [85]
Lad Lane, [330]
Lambart, Thomas, [42]
Lambe, William, [369], [418]
Lambert, William, [418]
Lambe’s Chapel, vault in, [370]
Lambeth, [310];
Marshes, [157]
Lambyn, Edmond, [99]
Lancaster, John, Duke of, [363], [364];
Thomas, Earl of, [183], [290]
Lancaster and York, The Uniting of the Two Noble Families of, [417]
Land, enclosure of, [92]
Langford, William, [137]
Langland, William, [137], [170]
Langton, Stephen, Archbishop of Canterbury, [354]
Larceny, [116]
Larder, Keeper of the, [145]
Large, Robert, [368], [416]
Laugenok, Manor of, [275]
Law cases—Margery Vyel, [45], [46];
Podelicote case, [142]
Law, the great method of clearing by, [80]-81;
the middle method of procedure, [80]-82;
third Law procedure, [80]-82
Lawrence, the Priest, [104]
Laws for the preservation of peace, [57]
Laxton, Sir Andrew, [86];
Sir W., [417]
Lazar Houses, regulations of, [311]
Leach, Manor of, [364]
Leccheworth, [275]
Le Fullour, [43]
Legat, Roger, [236]
Legge, Colonel William, [333];
William, [333]
Leicester, House of the Order of Penitence at, [368]
Leofstan, Portreeve of London, [22], [290]
Leofwin, [32]
Lepers, [92], [172], [381];
flogging of, [312];
hospitals for, [311]-312;
window, [172]
Lestraunge, Stephen, [117]
Letchworth, Manor of, [275]
Letters from Edward II. to City, [98]-99
Letters, the Paston, [360]
Letters Patent, [363], [364]
Levecamp, [275]
Leveland, Nathaniel, [104]
Lewes, [288]
Lewis, Mr., [240]
Leybourne, Manor of, [364]
Leyton, Parish of, [319]
Leyre, William de, [99]
Liber Albus, [3], [4], [6], [7], [19], [27], [72], [73], [88], [89], [90], [91]
Liber Custumarum, [4], [6], [9], [398], [401], [403]
Liber de Antiquis Legibus, [6], [18], [67]
Liber Dunthorn, [6]
Liber de Heretochiis, [6]
Liber Horn, [4], [6]
Liber Legum, [6]
Liber Memorandorum, [6]
Liber Niger Major, [6]
Liber Niger Minor, [6]
Liber Ordinationum de Itinere, [6]
Liber Regum Antiquorum, [6]
Liber Rubeus, [6], [9]
Liber Trinitatis, [396]
Liberties, [93]
Libraries—Guildhall, [7], [415];
Whittington’s at Grey Friars, [353], [415]
Licenses for pilgrims and pilgrimages, [179], [183]
Lilbourne, Sir Roger de, [50]
Lincoln, [182];
Bishops of, [137], [301], [320], [363];
John de, [99]
Lincoln, House of the Order of Penitence at, [368]
Linde, John de la, [50]
Lisle, Lady de, [350]
Lists, Westminster Palace, [197], [198]
Liured, [32]
Llandaff, Bishop of, [319]
Loder’s Well, [190]
Lofken, John, [415]
Loftie, W. J., [27], [57]
Lollards, the, [145];
and pilgrimage, [145]
Lollardy, [58], [133], [185]
Lollesworth, [322]
Lombard Street, [26], [330]
Londina Illustrata, [259], [315], [308], [368], [370]
London and Middlesex Note Book, [370], [376]
London and the Kingdom, Sharpe’s, [7], [18], [63]
London, early drama in, [217]
London in the Eighteenth Century, [258]
London in the Time of the Stuarts, [321]
London in the Time of the Tudors, [199], [245], [247], [264], [346]
London Stone, [23]
London Wall, [250], [321]
Long Acre, [209]
Longbeard, William, [36], [40], [52], [56], [70]
Longchamp, Osbert de, [104]
Longchamp, William, [12], [13], [14];
and the Barons, [15];
deposed, [16]
Losely Hall, Guildford, [407]
Losely MSS., [407]
Lot, [9]
“Love days,” [135]
Lovekyn, John, [360]
Lovell, Philip, [106];
Sir Thomas, [286]
Lucchesio, Saint, [366]
Lucy, Constance, [333]
Ludgate, [297];
Hill, [354];
Nicholas de, [117]
Ludlow, Guild of, [111]
Lullay, [205]
Lully, Raymond, [341]
Lumley, Messrs., [361]
Lychnoscopes, [172]
Lydgate, John, [165]
Lynn, Guild of, [111]
Lynn, House of Order of Penitence at, [368]
Lyons, William de, [369]
Lysons, [339]
Mackyn, [301]
Madox, [102], [198];
Thomas, [105]
Magnus Liber de Charti et Libertatibus Civitatis, [6]
Maison Dieu at Dover, the, [331]
Maitland, [31], [240], [309]
Malcolm, [316]
Mallet, Frances, [338]
Malpas, Philip, [205], [323], [418]
Malta, [272]
Mandeville, Geoffrey de, [103], [242]
Manny, Sir Walter, [245], [246]
Manorial Rights, [24]
Manors, [24];
ecclesiastical, [26];
the City, [26];
surrounding City, [32]
Mapesbury, [32]
March, Earl of, [357]
Marche, Nicholas de la, [258];
Thomas de, [196], [197]
Marden, [32]
Mardocke, John, [412]
Mare, Henry de la, [46]
Margaret, daughter of Philip of France, [350];
Queen of Scots, [357];
Queen, [349]
Marian Persecution, trials under, [300]
Marke, Manor of, [319]
Market Street, Cheapside, [26] note
Markets—Blackwell Hall, [418];
Clare, [55];
Leadenhall, [373], [416];
Newgate, [386];
Queenhithe, [243];
Westchepe, [77]
Marlow, Guy of, [325];
Matilda of, [325]
Marmion, Lord of Fontenay, [290]
Marriage, [134];
fines for, [103];
of King’s daughter, [97];
of priests, [136]
Marshall, Robert, [205]
Marteine, Alicia, [286]
Mary, daughter of Malcolm III., [290];
Queen, [338];
sister to Queen of Henry I., [288]
Massa, Fortuna, [372]
Masses, [147]
Massinger, Philip, [300]
Matilda, Queen, daughter of Guy, Earl of Warwick, [290], [336], [374]
Matthew, Philip, [204];
of West minster, [138]
Maud, Queen, [241], [311]
Maunsell, John, [47], [48], [70]
May, Richard, [420]
Mayfair, [333]
Mayor, the, [14], [16], [21];
allegations against the, [47];
chain of, [419];
creation of, in 1191, [11];
election of, [17], [22], [51], [74], [75], [77];
the first, of London, [22];
appointed by King, [50];
oath, [76];
office of, [73];
powers of, [66];
religious duties imposed upon, [167]
Mayoralty of London, Origin of the, [14]
Mazeliner, William le, [204]
Mazener, William le, [28]
Measures and weights, [87], [92], [96]
Mediterranean, the, [272]
Memorials of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Centuries, Riley’s, [7], [29], [57], [60], [98], [113], [117], [204]
Mende, Yehoude, [372]
Mercers’ Hall, the, [264], [266]
Merchants, Italian, attack on, [206]
Michell, Simon, [274]
Middlesex, [10], [46]
Milan, Lucia, daughter of the Lord of, [299]
Milborne, Sir John, [342], [417]
Mildmay, Thomas, [320]
Mile End, [269]
Mile End Road, [387]
Milman, [230]
Minster, [337]
Mint, the, [98]
“Misericordia,” [102], [104]
Moigne, John le, [360]
Monasteries, buildings of, [144];
decay of [146];
life of, [140];
scandals in, [145];
Monastic Houses, Notes on, Tanner’s, [243];
Monastic life, in favour of, [227], [228], [230], [233];
Moneyers, the, [98];
Monks, [139], [140];
in favour of [227]-228;
life of a Benedictine, [140]-144;
morality of, [145];
novices, [143];
Monkwell Street, [368], [418];
Monmouth, H.M.S., [340];
Monmouth Street, [311]
Montague, Hon. George, [338], [340];
Henry, [338];
Lord, [300], [301];
Walter, [338]
Montague Close, [302]
Montfort, Simon de, [42], [49], [163], [138]
Monox, George, [417]
Monuments, [415]
Moon, influence of, [169]
Moore, Dr. Norman, [257]
Mora, [33]
Moray, Jacques de, [276], [278], [281];
William de, [281]
More, Mrs., [408], [409];
Sir Thomas, [233], [269];
Sir Xpoffer, [410]
Moring, Elizabeth, [137]
Morris, Mr., of Essex, [412]
Mortain, John, Earl of, [14], [15];
William of, [290]
Morton, [208];
William, Earl of, [295]
Moulins, Prince de, and Adeline his wife, [242]
Mountjoy, Lords, [350]
Moveables, taxation on, [98]
Much Gaddesden, [337]
Munday, Anthony, [302]
Murder, acquittance of, within the City, [9]
Muswell Hill, [188];
Well of, [190]
Mysteries, [89]
Naples, [272]
Napoleon, [272]
Nasshe, Thomas, [409]
Navy House, [343]
Navy Office, Crutched Friars, [343]
Nevill, Hugh de, [103];
William, [378]
Neville, Anne, [238]
New Forest, the, [199]
Newcourt, [263], [266], [267], [327], [363], [368], [370]
Newgate, [21], [75], [352];
Gaol, [80];
Street, [352]
Newington, [32]
Newland, Abraham, [304]
Newton, [239];
Sir Henry, [338];
Sir Isaac, [333]
Nicholas, [363], [408], [409]
Nicholas, Ambrose, [420]
Norfolk, Countess of, [349];
Duke of, [284];
Elizabeth, Duchess of, [331];
Margaret, Duchess of, [350]
Norman, [241]
Normandy, [12]
Northampton House, [381]
Northampton, John of, [27], [28], [32], [58], [60], [86], [89]
Northburgh, Michael de, [246]
Northumberland, Eleanor, Duchess of, [350]
Northumberland House, [381]
Norton, [33]
Nottingham, Earl of, [62]
Norwich, Guild of, [111];
House of Order of Penitence at, [368]
Nosso, [278]
Notitia Monastica, [228], [243]
Novices, Master of the, [145]
Nudigate, Sibilla, [286]
Nunne, Adam, [412]
Nunneries—Clerkenwell, [284]-285;
Kilburn, [374]-376;
St. Clare, [330]-333;
St. Helen’s, rules of, [313]-321;
St. John the Baptist or Holywell, [286];
Marmoustin, Tours, [175];
Stratford-le-Bow, [376]
Oaths, [67], [81], [82];
of Aldermen, [78];
of Common Council, [88];
of Mayor, [75], [76];
of sanctuary, [202]-204;
of Sheriff, [79]
Observances of the people—All Saints’ Day, [167];
Ascension Day, [166];
Ash Wednesday, [165];
Candlemas, [165];
Christmas, [164], [167];
Christmas Eve, [164];
Corpus Christi, [166];
Easter, [166];
Innocents’ Day, [164];
Lent, [166];
Martinmas, [167];
New Year, [164];
Palm Sunday, [166];
St. Agnes’ Eve, [164];
St. Blasius, [165];
St. John’s Day, [164];
St. John the Baptist, [166];
St. Stephen’s Day, [164];
Shrove Tuesday, [165];
Spring, approach of, [165];
Twelfth Day, [165];
Valentine’s Day, [165];
Whit Sunday, [166];
Whit Monday, [167]
Ode, [67]
O’Donoghue, Rev. E. G., [325]
Offeley Parva, [275]
Offices, City, [73]-80
Offley, Henry, [418];
Sir T., [418]
Oldborne, [385]
Oldcastle, [311]
Oldehall, [206];
William, [237]
Old Fish Street, [330]
Old Kent Road, [387]
Old Street, [190]
Old Temple (Holborn), [26] note
Oliver, Isaac, [358]
Omell Fayll Isya, [372]
Operarius Registrar, [145]
Orchards, the, [145]
Orcy, [108]
Ordeal, trial by, [191];
battle, [193]-200;
corsned, [191];
fire, [193];
water, hot and cold, [191], [192]
“Order of Fair Ease,” the, [150]
Orgar, [32]
Orphans, guardianship of, [84]
Our Lady of Crome’s Hill, Greenwich, shrine of, [187]
Our Lady of Muswell, shrine of, [187], [189]
Our Lady that standeth in the Oak, shrine of, [187], [189]
Our Lady of Willesden, shrine of, [187]
Outlaws, burglars, and fugitives, [96]
Owen, Serjeant, [240];
of Westminster, [29]
Oxecumb, Roger, [412]
Oxford, [138];
Countess of, [208], [238];
House for Converted Jews at, [370];
Street, [32]
Pageants, [111]
Palaces—Isleworth, [49];
St. James’s, [381];
Westminster, [197];
King’s House at Westminster, [291];
Windsor, [50]
Palestine, [185]
Palestine Pilgrims’ Text Society, [183]
Palgrave, Sir Francis, [6]
Panckridge, late Rev. W., [260]
Panyer Alley, [205], [412]
Pardon Churchyard, [245], [256], [266]
Pardoner, the, [157]
Paris Gardens, [290]
Parishes, [128];
list of, [397]-399;
boundaries, [31]
Parliament, the Black, [356];
Gloucester, [59]
Parr, Catherine, Queen, [287];
Dame Maud, [148], [149]
Parrock, Manor of, [364]
Paston, Sir John, [361];
Margery, [295]
Paston Letters, the, [295]
Patrik, Geoffrey, [171]
Patten, William, [418]
Paulett, Sir W., [346]
Paul’s Churchyard, [414]
Paul’s Cross, [11], [16], [38], [44], [54], [64], [295], [322];
sermons delivered at, [322], [323]
Pavyn Alley, [377]
Peckham, John, Archbishop of Canterbury, [243];
Sir George, [287]
Peletin, Bernard, [279]
Pelham, Sir John, [333]
Pembroke, Countess of, [349];
the Earl of, [344], [349], [369]
Penitentiaries, College or Court of, [150]
Penitentiarius, office of, [150]
Pensions, [258], [271]
Pepys, [343]
Percivall, Sir John, [416];
the Lady Thomasine, [416]
Peregrinatio major, [181]
Peregrinatio minor, [181]
Peterborough, [182]
Peter of Blois, [13]
Pevrel, the Honour of, [96]
Pewterers, rules of, [114]
Phialæ, [159]
Philip, [282];
Matthew, [236]
Philippa, widow of Guy of Warwick, [163];
Queen, [337], [349]
Philippe le Bel, [274];
de Valois, [197]
Phillimore, Mr., [370], [372]
Philpot, [60];
Sir John, [85], [350]
Piers Plowman, [135], [186], [189], [194]
Pilgrimage, [179]-190;
bequests to, [186];
insignia of, [185]-186;
how conducted on board ship, [183]-184;
of punishment, [181]
Pilgrims, [179];
bequests to, [221];
London, [186];
passport, the, [180]
“Pipe Roll of 1165,” [22]
Plaines, Thomas de, [105]
Plate, church, given for alms, [413];
fabrication of counterfeit, [206]
Playhouse Yard, [358]
Plays—Farces, [213];
function of the Boy Bishop, [217];
miracle, [214], [215], [217];
mysteries, [216];
the stage, [216]
Pleas of the King’s Crown, [80]
Plumer, [51]
Plymouth, [414]
Podelicote case, the, [142];
Richard de, [142]
Poggibonsi, [366]
Pole, Cardinal, [271], [273],
pension book of, [412];
Katherine de la, [292];
Margaret de la, [290];
Michael de la, [62];
William, [387]
Political Poems, Thomas Wright, [150]
Political Songs, Thomas Wright, [154]
Pont de l’Arche, William, [297], [298], [300]
Pontefract, [183]
Poor, Richard, [176]
Pope, Anne, [333];
Sir Thomas, [296]
Popes—Boniface, [254], [330];
Clement V., [274], [278];
Immanuel I., [242];
Innocent VIII., [212];
Urban, [329]
Portehors, Bartholomew, [360];
William, [360]
Porter, the, [145]
Porteus, Beilby, [285]
Portgrave or Portreeve, the, [73]
Portmary, Mr., [410]
Portpool, [32]
Portsoken, [9], [26];
Ward, [241], [337]
Portugall, Elizabeth, [372]
Potter, John, [409];
Walter, [349]
Poultney, Sir John, [415]
Pound, the, [311]
Pountney, [32]
Powle’s Wharfe, [418]
Precentor, the, [145]
Precincts, [32]
Preston, [275]
Priests, the chantry, [134];
guilds of, [112];
marriage of, [136];
the parish, [134], [154]
Prior, the, [144];
the Grand, of Clerkenwell, [270]
Priories—Blackfriars, [407]-410;
Bricett, [284];
Christ Church, [241]-244;
Clerkenwell, [284];
Cluny, [288];
Holy Trinity, [241]-244, [336], [342];
Norwich, [230];
St. Bartholomew, [238], [250]-262;
Bikenacar, [322];
St. John of Jerusalem, [270]-273;
St. Mary of Bethlehem, [325]-328;
St. Mary Overies, [297]-308;
St. Mary Spital, [322]-324;
Stanegate, [284]
“Prise,” [97]
Prisons—Aldgate, [280];
Bishopsgate, [280];
Borough Compter, [221];
City Compters, [221];
Clink in Southwark, [221];
Cripplegate, [280];
Fleet, [221], [415];
Gate House, Westminster, [221], [239];
Hole, [418];
Ludgate, [201], [208], [221], [280], [415], [419];
Marshalsea, [221];
Newgate, [192], [193], [201], [221], [280], [291], [292], [353], [360], [415];
Tower, [280];
Tun upon Cornhill, [414];
White Lyon, Southwark, [221];
Winchester, [199]
Processions, [215], [269];
funeral, [223]-224;
the mayor’s, [75], [77];
a sanctuary, [209]
“Prud hommes,” the, [43]
Pullesden, Thomas de, [52]
Pulteneye, John de, [85]
Punishment, Pilgrimage of, [181]
Punishments, [58], [84], [116], [117];
guild, [120]
Purdy, [308]
Pyrton, [275]
Quasley, Hants, [337]
Queenbury, Hertfordshire, Manor of, [337]
Queenhithe, [57], [336]
Queen’s Gold, [70], [104]
Rabelais, [150], [213]
Radwell, [190]
Rahere, [250], [253];
trial of, [254]
Rainwell, John, [416]
Ramsey, Sir Thomas, [419];
Dame Mary, [419]
Randolph, Barnard, [418]
Rawson, Isabel, [323];
Richard, [323], [416]
Ray Street, [190]
Reading, [15]
Rebellion, Jack Straw’s, [154]
Recordatorium, [6]
Recorder, the, [75], [80], [89]
Records, preservation of, [228]
Reeve of the Borough, the, [42]
Refectorer, the, [145]
Refham, Richer de, [99]
Reliefs, [105]
Religion, decay of respect for, [148];
doctrine of, [218];
history of, in London, [132], [133]
Religious, scandalous lives of the, [137]
Religious Houses, [130], [140];
dissolution of, [147];
as hospitals, [229];
list of, [406];
offices in, [144]-145;
as schools of learning, [229];
and Wars of Roses, [142];
Augustines of Hedington, [185];
Austin Friars, [344]-347;
Barking College, [380];
Bermondsey Abbey, [288]-296;
Blackfriars Priory, [407]-410;
Bow, [380];
Charing Cross Hospital, [380];
Charter House, [245]-247;
Clares, [233], [329]-333;
Clerkenwell Nunnery, [284]-285;
Crutched Friars, [342];
Denton’s Hospital, [380];
Dominicans, [354]-359;
Dominican House, a, [407];
Eastminster, [363]-364;
Elsyng Spital, [248]-344;
Grey Friars, [344], [348]-353;
Holy Trinity, [132], [241]-244;
Holywell Nunnery, [286];
Jesus Commons, [380];
Kilburn Nunnery, [374]-376;
Lancaster College, [380];
Leadenhall, [373], [374];
Minor Canons, [380];
Order of Penitence or Fratres de Saccâ, [365]-368;
New Abbey, [363]-364;
Okeburn, [380];
Rolls House, the, [370]-373;
St. Albans, [154];
St. Anne by the Tower Hill, [365];
St. Anthony’s, [268]-269;
St. Augustine’s Papey, [377];
St. Bartholomew, [250]-262;
St. Giles in the Fields, [311]-312;
St. Helen’s, [313]-321;
St. James in the Fields, [365], [381];
St. James in the Temple, [365];
St. James in the Wall, [365], [368]-370;
St. John the Baptist or St. John of Jerusalem, [270]-283;
St. Katherine by the Tower, [334]-341, [380];
St. Laurence Poulteney, [380];
St. Martin’s-le-Grand, [234]-240;
St. Mary of Bethlehem, deed of gift, [325]-328;
St. Mary of Graces, [363]-364;
St. Mary Magdalen, Guildhall, [365];
St. Mary Overies, [297]-308;
St. Mary Rouncevall, [365], [381];
St. Mary Spital, [322]-324;
St. Michael, Crooked Lane, [380];
St. Paul’s, Holme’s College of, [380];
St. Stephen’s, Westminster, [365];
St. Thomas of Acon, [263]-267;
St. Thomas’s Hospital, [309]-310;
St. Thomas’s Chapel of the Bridge, [365];
St. Swithin, [145];
Stratford le Bow, Nunnery of, [376];
White Friars, [360]-362;
Whittington College, [378]-380
Religious Orders, satires against, [150]-152;
Augustine Friars, [241], [345];
Austin Friars, [221];
Benedictine, [151], [286], [313];
Carmelite Friars or White Friars, [221], [360];
Carthusians, [139], [246], [247];
rule of the, [233];
Cistertian, [363];
Clares, [329];
Cluniac, [288];
Crutched Friars, [221], [342];
Dominicans or Black Friars, [151], [259], [354], [356];
Franciscans or Grey Friars, [221], [232], [353];
Friars Minor, [151];
Holy Trinity, [139];
Hospitallers, [151];
Penitentiarii or Order of Penitence, [365]-367;
Preaching Friars, [348];
St. Bartholomew, [139];
St. Mary Overies, [139]
Renger, Richard, [42]
Reshyndene in Sheppey, [337]
Revenue, the King’s, [97], [102]
Rhodes, [272]
Rich, Sir Richard, [259], [346], [416]
Richard, and the Mayor, [17], [23];
I., [286];
II., [153], [235], [337], [363]
Richmond, Earl of, [349];
Edmund, Earl of, [295]
Riley, [3], [6], [7], [29], [57], [72], [118], [135], [137], [204]
Ripon, Sanctuary at, [202]
Rising, William, [241]
Rivers—Fleet, [258], [354];
Lea, [275];
Thames, [354];
Walbrook, [416]
Robert of Paris, [290]
Rochester, Sir Robert, [301]
Rockesley, Gregory de, [28]
Roger of Hoveden, [13], [14], [15], [16];
le Noir, [158], [374]
Rogers, John, [300]
Rokesby, [32]
Rokesley, Gregory de, [57], [349], [354]
Rolle, Richard, [183]
Rollesley, Edward, [319];
Mary, [318], [320];
John, [318], [319]
Rolls, Keepers of the, [371]
Romain, Thomas, [99]
Rood, the Holy, of St. Saviour’s, Bermondsey, [187], [295];
of Grace of Kent, [295]
Roods, the Holy, [189]
“Roomlands,” the, [32]
Roreres, [192]
Rose, the Manor of the, [420]
Rouen, [12], [19]
Round, Mr. J. H., [9], [14], [16], [17], [18], [19], [22], [67], [284]
Row, Sir Thomas, [418]
Royston, [175]
Rugmere (St. Giles), [32]
Rule, the, [145]
Rupibus, Peter de, [264], [298], [309]
Russenden, [275]
Rutupiæ, [213]
Sabernes, William, [342]
Sackville, Isabella, daughter of Sir Richard, [284]
Sacrist, the, [145]
Saddler, Sir Ralph, [377]
St. Agatha, [169]
St. Albans, [140], [288]
St. Anne, [169], [256]
St. Anthony, [169]
St. Anthony’s, bequests to, [268]
St. Anthony in Vienne, House of, [268]
St. Appolus, [168]
St. Asaph, Bishop of, [295]
St. Clare, [329]
St. Clement’s, [26] note
St. Edmund’s Bury, [182]
St. Erkenwald, in St. Paul’s, shrine of, [188]
St. George’s, Windsor, [269]
St. Giles’ Churchyard, Cripplegate, [368]
St. Helen’s Close, [319]
St. Iago of Compostella, shrine of, [184]
St. James’s Place, [242]
St. Laurence Jewry, [170]
St. Luke, Brethren of, at Antwerp, [216]
St. Mary Axe, [377]
St. Nicholas Shambles, [236]
St. Paul’s, Dean and Chapter of, [374]
St. Paul’s Cathedral, visitation of churches belonging to, in 1297 and 1458, [159]. See Churches
St. Paul’s Eccles. Soc. vol. i., [345]
St. Peter’s in Northampton, Rectory of, [337]
St. Peter’s Monastery, [291]
St. Pol, Mary de, [171]
St. Thomas à Becket, [37], [67], [77], [266], [309];
shrine of, [187]
St. Vedast, Foster Lane, [236]
Sampson, Elizabeth, [189]
Sanctuary, [276];
abuses of, [205];
Bulls relative to, [212];
case of Hawke, [210];
liberties of, [358];
procedure in the claim of, [212];
regulation of, [206];
rights of, [361];
St. Martin’s-le-Grand, [32], [204]-208, [235], [236], [238], [353];
articles for reformation of, [237];
St. Martin’s, opinion of, [238]-240;
St. Martin’s-le-Grand, case of, [205];
violations of, [210];
Westminster, [202], [208], [291]
Sandwich, Sir Ralph, [58]
Saunders, Sir Thomas, [300], [305], [409]
Sauvage, John, [268]
Savage, Lady Elizabeth, [331]
Savoy, the, [273]
Savory, the Rev. Sir Borradaile, [255]
Scavagers, the, [87], [89]
Schipwaysshe, Ernald, [117]
Schools, [243], [267], [415], [417];
Bedford, [418];
Bermondsey, [296];
Blue Coat, the, [352];
Bosworth, [418];
at Drayton, Shropshire, [417];
Grey Friars, [352];
at Holt, Norfolk, [417];
at Macklefield, Cheshire, [416];
Merchant Taylors, first in London, [418];
free, at Owndale, Northants, [417];
free, in Paul’s Churchyard, [417];
free, at Radclyffe, [419];
St. Anthony, [269];
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St. Paul, [269];
Tunbridge, [417];
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Scot, [9]
Scryven, Mr. [409]
Scutage, [102], [105]
Seals—Austin Friars, [346];
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Statute Merchant, the, [75]
Seething Lane, [342]
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Selds, [55]
Seneschal, the, [145]
Serjeant-at-Arms, the Common, [75], [88], [89]
Serjeant-at-Law, the Common, [80], [88], [89]
Sermons, Easter, [322], [323]
Servat, William, [99]
Sevenoke, Kent, [415]
Sevenoke, William, [415]
Seymour, Sir Thomas, [338]
Shackle, [210]
Shakespeare, Edmund, [300]
Shambles, [146]
Sharpe, R., [18], [63], [84], [90], [170], [221], [266]
Shaw, Edward, [418]
Sheds, [55]
Shepherd’s Well, [190]
Sherburgh Lane, [330]
Sherburn in Durham, [311]
Sheriffs, [90];
continuance in Office of, [41];
election of, [44], [51], [79];
lists of, [42];
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Ships licensed to carry pilgrims, [183]
Show Lane, [418]
Shrines, [130], [182], [183], [184], [185], [187], [188];
destruction of images, [189]
Sicily, [272]
Silk throwers, the two first in London, [239]
Simnel, Lambert, [294]
Simon, Bishop of Ely, [286]
Simpson, W. Sparrow, [159]
Sion College and Almshouses, [85]
Sixteen Tale, William of, [104]
Skavinger, le, [269]
Skeat, Prof., [139], [194]
Skelton, [136], [211]
Skevini, [18], [19]
Skinner’s Well, Smithfield, [190], [216]
Skyllyng, Mayster Myhille, [199]
Smith, Mr. John Thomas, [374]
Smithfield, [40], [60], [192], [199], [250], [254], [258], [282], [352], [363]
Sneeth, Richard, [327]
Snell, Friar John, [268]
Socialism, [152], [153]
Somers, Lord, [339]
Somerset, Duke of, [356], [414];
Joan, daughter of Earl of, [300];
the Lord Protector, [7]
Southwark, [33], [157], [290], [295], [385]
Southwell, Sir Robert, [296]
Speculum, [6]
Speed, [284], [286], [316], [364], [376]
Spicer, John le, [42]
Spital Cross, [323]
Spital Square, [322], [323]
Stafford, John, [377], [411];
Earl of, [288]
Stamford, Charles, [340]
“Staminium,” [247]
Stamps, bakers’, [87]
Stanes, Thomas de, [364]
Stanho, [275]
Staple, [59]
Stapleton, [23]
Star Chamber, [205], [239]
Stebenhithe (Stepney), [319], [336]
Stephen, King, [234], [288], [298]
Stepney, Manor of, [33]
Stere, Hamon le, [198]
Stinking Lane, [146], [352]
Stocks, the, [414]
Stodie, John, [415]
Stodies Lane, [415]
Stody, [205]
Stow, John, [3], [4], [38], [41], [42], [51], [55], [197], [198], [209], [216], [217], [238], [241], [242], [244], [245], [268], [269], [271], [284], [285], [286], [300], [309], [323], [324], [327], [330], [342], [350], [361], [375], [380], [385], [386], [412], [413], [414]
Strand, [32], [33], [286]
Stratford, Sir Ralph de, [248], [363]
Stretton, Friar Gilbert de, [360]
Stroger, George, [412]
Strype, [3], [6], [285], [309]
Stubbs, Dean, [9], [12], [17], [22]
Stukely, [209]
Suburbs, [33]
Sudbury, Archbishop, [134]
Suffilde, Walter de, [415]
Suffolk, Duke of, [332];
Earl of, [62]
Sumershale, [275]
Superstitions and customs, [164]-169;
burial, [219];
of people of London, magic and sorcery, [220], [221]
Survey, Stow’s, [34], [239], [241], [323]
Sussex, Earl of, [296]
“Swannesnest,” le, [171]
Swepeston, Friar Richard de, [171]
Swithina, [297]
Symmeson, Thomas, [377], [411]
Synagogue, the Old, of Old Jewry, [368]
Syward, John, [117]
Tabard Inn, the, [186]
Tabernacle Square, [190]
Tallage, [97], [102], [105]
Tanner, [228], [309]
Tate, John, [417]
Taverns—Black Bull, [318];
Bowl, [311];
Old King John, [287]
Taxes and taxation, [98], [104], [105], [157], [158]
Taylor, [300];
John, [407], [408]
Taylour, Philip le, [28], [51]
Temple, [45], [276], [277], [360]
Temple Combe, [277]
Temple Dynnesley, [275]
Temple Rothley, Lincs, [277]
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Templars, magical cord of, [282]
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Theatres, [213];
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Curtain, [287];
Globe, [300];
The Theatre, [287]
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Thele, Hertford, [249]
Therleton, [275]
Thetford, Abbot of Bermondsey, [309]
Thierry, M. Auguste, [6]
Thievespathe, William de, [103]
Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury, [77]
Thorne, Robert, [417]
Thorney, [295]
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Threadneedle Street, [268]
Todwell, [190]
Toll, the taking of, [10]
Tortosa, [276]
Torture, introduction of, into England, [281]
Tothill Fields, Westminster, [45], [199]
Tottenhall, [32]
Tottenham Court Road, [311]
Tower, Canonbury, Islington, [256]
Tower of London, [15], [40], [50], [57], [59], [62], [93], [142], [171], [205], [336], [385]
Tower Hill, [32], [363], [418]
Trade of London, [50];
and Fraternities, [382];
Guilds, [58];
Guilds, as Players, [216];
list of trades, [119];
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unions, the first, [49], [54], [64]
Trade, History of, [97]
Trapps, Robert, [296]
Travers, John, [42], [348]
Treason, charge of, [61], [62]
Treasure troves, [96]
Treasury, the Royal, contributions of London to, [102];
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Trente, William, [90], [99]
Tresilian, Sir Robert, [210];
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Brembre’s, [62];
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Queen Catherine’s divorce, [356];
Rahere’s, [254];
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Tudor, Owen, [290], [291], [292]
Tully, [194]
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Upchurch, Kent, Manor of, [327]
Usury and usurers, [92], [93], [96]
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Vandyck, [358]
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Vyel, Margery, the case of, [45], [46], [47], [68]
Wager of battle, [93]
Wages, [93]
Wakening, Sir John, [256]
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Henry le, [27], [28], [29], [58], [68], [349]
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Walter, Archdeacon of London, [322]
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Walthamstow, [319], [417]
Walworth, [60];
William, [85], [380]
Wandsmyll, [275]
Warbeck, Perkin, [210], [294]
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Wards, the City, lists of, [26], [27], [28], [29], [31], [391]-392;
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Wards Episcopi, [31]
Wards of the King, [96]
Warham, Archbishop, [148], [149]
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Warren, William, Earl of, [288]
Wars, the Barons’, [49]
Warwick, Earl of, [62]
Washington family, connection with Legges, [333];
Elizabeth, [333];
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Sir William, [333]
Water, conveyance of, [416];
ordeal by, [191]-192
Wattingbury, Manor of, [364]
Watton, [275]
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Weights and measures, [87]
Wellington Street, [306]
Wells, Holy, list of London, [189], [190], [286];
Bishops’, [190];
Hampstead, [190];
Loders, [190];
Muswell Hill, [190];
Shepherd’s Well, [190];
Shoreditch, [286];
Skinner’s, Smithfield, [216];
St. Agnes le Clair, Shoreditch, [190];
St. Chad, [190];
St. Clement’s, [190];
St. Gower, Kensington Gardens, [190];
St. Loy or Eloy, Tottenham, [190];
St. Pancras, [199]
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Werthyn, John de, [150]
Westminster, [42], [52], [75], [173], [198];
Abbot of, [45], [46];
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Chapel of the Pyx at, [142];
St. Catherine’s Chapel, [174]
Westminster Hall, [33], [53]
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Weston, [275];
Sir William, [271]
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Wey, William, [184]
Wheteley, Kateryn, [372]
White, Sir Thomas, [417]
Whitechapel, [33], [329]
Whitefriars Street, [361]
Whitehead, John, [328]
Whitgift, Archbishop, [269]
Whittington, [132];
Richard, [64], [72], [73], [86], [349], [378], [415];
Dame Alice, [379]
Whythorne, Thomas, [199], [200]
Wicksteed, Mr. Philip, [194] note
Widows and widowhood, blessing of the, [162];
vows of, [222]
Wilbraham, Sir Roger, [273]
Wilien, [275]
Wilkinson, [302], [309], [316], [320], [368], [373], [374]
Willesden, [32]
William, Bishop of London, [322], [376];
of Langland, [182];
of Ypres, [243]
William Rufus, [289]
Williams, John, [284];
Sir John, [249];
Lord, of Thane, [249]
Willibald, [179]
Wills, The Fifty Earliest English, [148]
Wills, enrolled in Court of Hustings, [84];
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Wimbledon, Richard, [42]
Winchelsey, Robert, Archbishop of Canterbury, [413]
Winchester, [20], [182], [198], [301];
Bishop of, [299]-309;
House, [346];
Marquis of, [346]
Wincock, [33]
Windsor, [15], [47]
Wines, [96]
Winter, Nicholas de, [96]
Winton, Nicholas de, [27]
Witches, trial of, [191]
Witham, in Bath, [246]
Withers, Frederick John, [261];
Henry Thomas, [261]
Wodestok, [44], [46]
Wolsey, Cardinal, [136], [211], [331], [332], [356]
Women, [92]
Woodstock, Thomas of, [60], [62]
Wood Street, [330]
Woodville, Elizabeth, [210], [221], [293], [294]
Wool Wharf, Tower Ward, [415]
Worcester, John, Earl of, [380]
Worcester, [189];
House of Order of Penitence at, [368];
Guilds, [111]
Wren, Sir Christopher, [307]
Wriothesley, Sir Thomas, [346]
Wunibald, [179]
Wyat, [302]
Wyclyf, [145], [152], [182], [344], [356]
Wykeham, William de, [235]
Wynford, Thomas de, [368]
Wyngaerde, [346], [358]
Wythred, King of Kent, [234]
Wyse, William, [268]
York, [182];
Duke of, [356], [414];
Archbishop of, [62]
Ypres, [35];
William of, [336]

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