customs, [317];
relations with lay and ecclesiastical lords and their tenants within its liberties, [317-320];
distinction drawn between “citizens” and “natives,” [318];
authority over those privileged to trade in town, [318], [319];
capital bailiff, [229], [319], [320];
punishment of a vagabond, [319], [320];
tenants of various fees allowed to plead in the courts of, [320];
refusal to give Cardiff copy of customs, [228], [229]
Highway, the king’s, sale of merchandise in, [156]
Holcraft, Thomas, ferm of Liverpool let to, [275]