White Book, [258], note 3;
law about ordinances of worsted-shearers, [149], note 1;
relations with country workmen, [105-106]
Norwich, bishop of, begs for restoration of town’s liberties, [391];
relations of, with Lynn, [403], [408-412], [419], [423-424], [428]
Nottingham, advantages of its position, [322-325];
ordered to contribute to keeping of sea, [323];
condition of people, [327-328];
small part played by ecclesiastical interests in, [329];
its quarrel with Sir John Babington, [329], note 1;