his sympathy with borough in questions as to rival jurisdictions, [232], [233];
his difficulty in finding sufficient officers, [234];
power of granting privileges beyond that of other lords, [263], note 2;
loans to, [27], note 2, [305], note 1
L
Labour, division of, [67];
forced, in towns, [141], [142]
Landowners, unfavourable conditions of life of, [258-268]
Language, English, prayers in, used by a Norfolk guild, [42], note