Town Life in the Fifteenth Century, Volume 1 (of 2)

by Alice Stopford Green

York, owned by King, [227];

its corporation made justiciars for preserving rivers, [234], note 2;

dealings with Richard III., [27], note 2;

reception of Duke of Gloucester, [216], [217];

guilds at, [42], note, [89], note 2;

mercers at, [89], note 2;

territory, [3], note;

its franchise, [196];

dispute about payment of troops, [131], note 3;

riot about common lands, [137], note 2