independence, [177];
laws passed in Norwich and Worcester to compel men to become, [190];
age for taking up duties, [194];
outnumbered by the unenfranchised classes in the towns, [196];
distinguished from “natives” in Hereford, [318];
see [Burgesses], [Burghers]
Clarence, Duke of, present from Canterbury to, [215]
Clergy as citizens, [175], note
Clisheath, fight on, [267]
Clock, the town, [182]