The Commune of London, and other studies

by John Horace Round

[285] Quum.

[286] We probably should read “Osberto clerico Willelmi archidiaconi.”

[287] Attests a charter of the earl’s son and namesake in 1157–8 as “Willelmo de Moch’ capellano meo” (‘Geoffrey de Mandeville,’ p. 229).

[288] Attests same charter (Ibid.).

[289]? Gisleberto.

[290] Ailwin son of Leofstan and Robert de Ponte occur in the London charters of St. Paul’s about this time.

[291] Subsequently sheriff of Essex (see p. 109 above).

[292] This charter, I understand, is taken from the roll at St. Paul’s, which was purposely left uncalendared in Sir H. Maxwell Lyte’s report on the St. Paul’s MSS.

[293] See p. 102.

[294] Add. Cart. 28, 346.