London and the Kingdom - Volume 1 / A History Derived Mainly from the Archives at Guildhall in the Custody of the Corporation of the City of London.

by Reginald R. Sharpe

-Id., fo. 289b.

Walsingham, i, 315.

Letter Book G, fos. 297, 298, 304b, 306b, 307.

Letter Book G, fo. 312b. Letter Book H, fos. 17-19b.

The parliament was originally summoned for the 12th February, but did not meet before the 28 April. The city members were John Pyel and William Walworth, Aldermen, William Essex and Adam Carlile, commoners.—Letter Book H. fos. 28. 29.

Chron. Angliæ (Rolls Series No. 64), 78, 79.

Walsingham i, 321. Higden's Polychron (Rolls Series No. 41), viii, 385. Chron. Angliæ (Rolls Series No. 64), pp. 94, 392.

Letter Book H, fo. 45b.

See the king's letter, dated "Haddele" Castle, 29 July, 1376.—Letter Book H, fo. 44.

The names of the representatives of the guilds forming the first Common Council of the kind are placed on record.—Letter Book H, fos. 46b, 47.