The Commune of London, and other studies

by John Horace Round

[490] MS.: ‘skiuin.’ The ‘Liber Albus’ (pp. 423–4) uses “eskevyn” for the échevins of Amiens.

[491] i.e. Queen Eleanor.

[492] Walter archbishop of Rouen.

[493] “For their administration and judicial functions in continental towns, see Giry, ‘St. Quentin,’ 28–67; von Maurer, ‘Stadtverf.,’ i. 241, 568” (‘Gild Merchant,’ i. 26 note).

[494] Add. MS. 14,252, fo. 110.

[495] Liber de Antiquis Legibus (Camden Soc.), p. 2.

[496] London and the Kingdom (1894), i. 72.

[497] London (1887), p. 45.

[498] History of London, i. 190.

[499] Liber Albus, i. 41.