justices itinerant shut out from, [388];
writ of error in, [388], note 2;
no trial by jury in, [388], note 6;
support Simon de Montfort, [388], note 5;
heavy charges for defence borne by, [389-390];
payments for maintenance of liberties of, [390], note 2;
monopoly threatened by Yarmouth, [394];
jealous watch against infractions of privileges, [398];
accuser often executioner in, [412], note 2;
confederation affords no security to members against their lords, [414];