Mediæval London, Volume 2: Ecclesiastical - Walter Besant

Margaret Danne, widow to William Danne, ironmonger, one of the sheriffs of London, gave by her testament to the ironmongers, two thousand pounds, to be lent to young men of that company, paying after the rate of five pounds in the year for every hundred; which one hundred pounds so rising yearly to be employed on charitable actions as she then appointed, but not performed in more than thirty, years after.

Dame Mary Ramsey, wife to Sir Thomas Ramsey, mayor about the year 1577, being seised of lands in fee simple of her inheritance to the yearly value of two hundred and forty-three pounds, by his consent gave the same to Christ’s Hospital in London towards the relief of poor Children there.”

APPENDIX XII

The following is a list, by no means complete, of the fraternities of London:—

Fraternity of S. Albone, in church of S. Albone.
„„ Allhallows, London Wall.
„„ All Hallows de Bredstret.
„„ All Saints, in church of Stanyng.
„„ S. Anne, in church of S. Audeon within Neugate.
„„ S. Anne, in church of S. Michael, Cornhull.
„„ the Assumption, in church of S. Botolph, Billingsgate.
„„ the B.V. Mary in Abchurch.
„„ the B.V. Mary in church of S. Matthew, Friday Street.
„„ S. Brigid, in Fletestrete.
„„ Candelwikstrete.
„„ “Charnell” in S. Paul’s Churchyard.
„„ S. Christopher, in church of S. Christopher.
„„ S. Christopher and S. George.
„„ the Church of S. Margaret de Berking.
„„ Corpus Christi in church of All Hallows de Bredstrete.
„„ Corpus Christi in church of S. Mildred Poultry.
„„ Corpus Christi in church of S. John Walbrook.
„„ Corpus Christi in chapel of S. Mary Conyhope Lane.
„„ S. Eligius (S. Eloy) in church of S. Giles, Cripplegate.
„„ S. Eligius in Church of S. Thomas, Apostle.
„„ S. Erkenwald.
„„ SS. Fabian and Sebastian in church of S. Botolph without Aldrychegate.
„„ S. George, in church of S. Giles without Cripulgate.
„„ S. Giles in church of S. Giles without Crepulgate.
„„ H. Cross in church of S. Vedast.
„„ Light of H. Cross in church of S. Laurence in the Jewry.
„„ H. Ghost.
„„ H. Trinity in church of S. Botolph without Aldrichesgate.
„„ H. Trinity in church of S. Mary de Abbecherche.
„„ H. Trinity near the Tower.
„„ H. Trinity and S. Mary in parish church of S. Augustine at Hakeney.
„„ H. Trinity, S. Mary and S. John the Baptist.
„„ S. James, Garlekhithe.
„„ Jesus, in the crypt of S. Paul’s Cathedral.
„„ S. John, founded in church of S. Andrew, de Holbourne.
„„ S. John the Baptist of Tailors of London.
„„ S. John the Evangelist in church of S. John, Watlyngstrete.
„„ Kalendars, at Exeter.
„„ Kalendars, at Winchester.
„„ S. Katherine, in church of All Hallows at the Hay.
„„ S. Katherine, in church of S. Andrew Huberd, near Estchepe.
„„ S. Katherine, in church of S. Botolph without Aldrichesgate,
„„ S. Katherine, in church of S. Botolph near Billingsgate.
„„ S. Katherine, in church of H. Trinity.
„„ S. Katherine, formerly in church of S. Katherine de Colman, but afterwards in the monastery of Newchirchhaw (or New Abbey).
„„ S. Katherine, in church of S. Martin Pomer in Ismongerelane.
„„ S. Katherine, in church of S. Mary de Colchirche.
„„ S. Katherine, in church of S. Matthew in Friday-strete.
„„ S. Katherine, in S. Paul’s Church.
„„ S. Katherine, in church of S. Sepulchre without Newgate.
„„ S. Katherine, near the Tower.
„„ the Light of the B.V. Mary, in church of S. Sepulchre.
„„ the Lights of S. Katherine and S. Anne, in church of S. Laurence Jewry.
„ for Maintenance of Salve Regina in church of S. Magnus.
„ of S. Mary, in church of Allhallows under the Wall, near Bisschoppesgate.
„„ S. Mary, in church of S. Benedict de Grescherch.
„„ S. Mary, in church of S. Botolph, Billyngesgate.
„„ S. Mary, in church of S. Brigid in Fletestrete.
„„ S. Mary, in church of S. Dunstan East.
„„ S. Mary, in church of S. Giles without Crepulgate.
„„ S. Mary, in church of H. Trinity within Algate.
„„ S. Mary, in church of S. Leonard de Eastcheap.
„„ S. Mary, in church of S. Martin within Ludgate.
„„ S. Mary, in church of S. Mary le Bow.
„„ S. Mary, in church of S. Mary Magdalen, near the old Fish Market.
„„ S. Mary, in church of S. Mary Wolnoth.
„„ Assumption of S. Mary.
„„ the Light of S. Mary, in church of S. Michael Bassynghawe.
„„ S. Mary and All Saints.
„„ S. Mary of Bedleham.
„„ S. Mary’s Chapel, in church of S. Mary de Wolchurchawe.
„„ S. Mary de Crichirche.
„„ S. Mary and of S. Dunstan in Fleet Street.
„ or Guild of S. Mary and S. Giles in church of S. Giles without Crepulgate.
„ of S. Mary and S. John Baptist, in church of S. Botolph, Bisshopsgate.
„„ S. Mary atte Nax.
„ or Guild of S. Mary and S. Stephen in church of S. Sepulchre.
„ of S. Mary, S. Stephen, and S. Gabriel, in church of S. Sepulchre.
„„ S. Mary atte Stronde.
„„ S. Michael in church of S. Michael, Cornhull.
Fraternities of S. Michael and Our Blessed Lady, and S. Anne and S. George, in church of S. Michael, Cornhull.
Fraternity of S. Nicholas.
„„ the Chapel of S. Nicholas de Berkyngchirche, near the Tower.
„„ S. Osithe, in church of S. Andrew in Holborn.
„„ the Pappey.
„„ Parish Clerks.
„„ S. Peter, in church of S. Peter, Cornhill.
„„ Priests.
„„ the Resurrection of Christ, in S. Paul’s Church.
„„ the Resurrection of S. Paul.
„„ Salve, in church of S. Magnus the Martyr in Briggestret.
„„ S. Sebastian in church of S. Botolph without Aldrichesgate.
„„ S. Stephen, in Colman street.
„„ S. Stephen, in church of S. Sepulchre.
„„ the Tannerseld.

INDEX

Abbeys—Abingdon, [32];
Bermondsey, [22], [189], [232], [233], [288]-296, [309];
Beverley, [150], [182], [202], [206];
Garendon, [368], [369];
New, [363];
St. Clare, [329], [333];
St. Peter, Westminster, [208];
Sempringham, [150];
Stratford Langthorne, [376];
“Abbey of Thelema,” [150];
Westminster, [32], [132], [171], [176], [201], [238], [300], [358], [374]
Abbiss, Rev. J., the late, [260]
Abbotsbury, Guild of, [108]
Abingdon, Earl of, [23]
Abyndone, Stephen de, [99]
Achatur, Joseph de, [28]
Acre, [272], [276], [278]
Acton, Sir Robert, [338]
Adamnanus of Scotland, Abbot, [179]
Adrian, John, [27], [29], [50], [51]
Agas’s Map of London, [7], [245], [346]
Aids, [102], [104]
Aldermanberie Street, [26] note, [415]
Alderman, Jacob, [68]
Alderman, the, [27];
office of, [68], [73], [77]
Aldermen, [50], [91];
burial of, [77];
court of, [18], [66];
election of, [21], [27], [30], [78];
and Hervey, [51], [52], [54];
lists of, [28], [393], [394], [395], [396];
oath of the, [19], [78];
and Wardmote, [86], [87]
Aldersgate, [238], [384];
Street, [245]
Aldgate, [170], [241], [242], [269], [330], [336], [377]
Ale-conners, [87], [89]
Ale stakes, [93]
Alexandria, [276]
Alfune, [256]
Algar, [32]
Algod, [32]
Aliens, [84], [237]
Allen, Sir John, [266], [417]
Allhallows Lane, [297]
Almaine, Richard of, [68], [70]
Almoner, the, [145]
Almonry in Southwark, the, [290]
Alms, giving of, [415], [414]
Alms dishes, [413], [414]
Almshouses, [413], [414];
at Hodsdon, Hertfordshire, [416];
list of, [413];
in Monke’s Well Street, [418];
at Sevenoke, [415];
Stepney and Shoreditch, [418];
Whittington, [378], [379], [415];
at Woolwich, [86]
Alsatia, the, [361]
Altar, [159];
Screen in St. Saviour’s, restoration of, [307], [308]
Altarer, the, [145]
Alwold, [32]
Ambresbury, [142]
Amercements, [102], [104]
Amicius, Archdeacon of Surrey, [309]
Amphilis, [333]
Anchorites, [170], [171];
bequests to, [175];
cells of, [172], [174], [175], [256], [404], [405];
consecration of, [173], [174];
life of, [176], [177];
rule for, [176]
Ancren Riewle, [176], [404]
Andrewes, Lancelot, [300], [302]
Ankerhold, the, [170], [171]
Ankresses, [171], [175]
Annesley, Sir John, [198]
Anselm, [241]
Antioch, [276]
Anverse, Henry de, [29]
Apeldercome, the Manor of, [330]
Apprentices, [93], [122]
Archæologia, [185], [186], [202], [223], [320], [330]
Archæological Journal, notes from, [404], [407]
Archæological Society, London and Middlesex, [188], [352], [364], [377], [411]
Archæological Society, Transactions of the Surrey, [172]
Archard, [105]
Archives, the City, [3];
list of items comprising, [6]
Armourer, the, [51]
Arms, [93]
Arnold, [400], [406]
Arnulfus, [179]
Arras, Robert de, [28]
Artois, Blanche d’, genealogy of, [329]
Arundel, Bishop, [158], [182];
Earl of, [62];
children of the, [357];
Richard, Earl of, [344]
Ashhurst, Mr., [3]
Askew, Anne, [259]
Assisa Panis, [6]
Assisi, Francis of, [365], [366]
Astrology, belief in, [169]
Aswy, Dionysia, [325];
Ralph, [44], [325];
Richard, [28];
Stephen, [28]
Asylums, lunatic, [327]
Attorney of City, appointment of, [76]
Auditor, [145]
Audley, Anne, widow of Lord, [290];
Margaret, [244];
Sir Thomas, [243]
Augusta, [213]
Aurum Reginæ, [104]
Austin Friars, [269], [344]-347
Auverne, Anketill de, [27], [32]
Awdry, Mary, daughter of, [297]
Aylesbury Chapel, [273]
Aylesbury, Earl of, [273]
Aysa, Rudeywa, [372]
Ba, Henry de, [45]
Bacon, [293];
Walter, [204]
Badlesmere, Dame, [233]
Bailiffs, [50]
Baker, [51]
Balancer, Ralph le, [99]
Baldock, [275];
Ralph, [368]
Baldwin, [336]
Baliol, John, [228]
Ball, John, [153]
Bamme, Adam, [415]
Banquelle, John de, [204]
Baptista, Elizabeth, [372]
Barber, Bishop, [332]
Bardolph, Agnes, Lady, [412]
Barking, Abbess of, [320]
Barn, [33]
Barnaby, William, [377], [411]
Barnes, John, [415]
Baroncin, Sir, [204]
Barons, the, [77];
of the City, [73], [93];
and Longchamp, [15]
Barrett, Mr., of Essex, [412];
John, [412]
Bartholomew of the Castle, [349]
Basing, [32], [43];
Hugh de, [105];
Robert de, [28];
Thomas de, [27], [29]
Baskets, Keeper of, [145]
Basset, Lord, [327]
Bat, Gerard, [44];
Nicholas, [44]
Bath, [32], [213]
Battencurt, Luke de, [50]
Battle, Ordeal by, [193]-200;
famous cases of, [196]-200
Battles—Evesham, [49], [50];
Lewes, [49];
Mortimer’s Cross, [292];
Wakefield, [292]
Beadles, Robert, [340]
Beaufort, Cardinal, [290], [300];
Henry, Bishop of Winchester, [299];
Margaret, Countess of Richmond, [292], [295]
Beaulieu, Sanctuary of, [202]
Beaumont, John, [372];
Lady, [23]
Bec, Richard, [412]
Beck, Anthony, [368]
Becket, Agnes, [263];
Gilbert, [263], [266];
Thomas, [32], [263], [264], [414]
Beckington, Bishop, [339]
Bede, [413];
Mary, [333]
Bedel, the, [87], [89]
Bedford, Isabel, Countess of, [350]
Bedlam, [325], [327]
Bells, [159];
oldest peal in London, [256]
Belmer’s, Richard de, [251], [286]
Benedictio Viduæ, [162]
Bengeo, Herts, [175]
Benigho, [275]
Benytone, Stephen de, [412]
Bequests, [221], [222], [243], [350]-352;
to anchorites, [175], [177], [178];
for pilgrimages, [186]
Berde, Richard, [318]
Berengaria, Queen, [277]
Berkeley, Hon. George, [338]
Bertrand, Archbishop of Bordeaux, [274]
Berward’s Lane, [322]
Besant, Lefurne, [105]
Beverley, [182];
Archives of, [206];
Sanctuary of, [202]
Bevysse Markes, [377]
Bidik, William, [99]
Billing, [32]
Billingsgate, [57]
Birch, Mr. G. H., [345]
Birchall, Richard, [412]
Bishop, the, [130];
of London, [31], [47], [243];
William, [77]
Bishop’s Aldermanry, the, [21]
Bishop’s Court, [58]
Bishopsgate, [170], [171], [322], [385];
Street, [320], [420];
Within, [321];
Without, [323]
Black Death, the, [245]
Black Friars, the, [33], [101];
Survey, [407]-410
Blakethorn, John de, [29]
Blanch, Queen of Navarre, [330]
Blond, [32]
Blound, Radus le, [28]
Bloweberme, Walter, [198]
Bloxam, Mr., [404]
Bloxhall, Alan, [210]
Blunt, [32], [43];
Edward, Lord Mountjoy, [350];
William, [350]
Bocuinte, Geoffrey, and Juliana his wife, [243];
John, [243]
Bohun, Humphrey, Earl of Hereford and Essex, [344]
Bokerel, Andrew, [42];
Stephen, [42]
Bollein, Godfrey, [416]
Bolney, Agnes, [287]
Bolton, [256]
Bona, Donna, [367]
Boniface VIII., Pope, [254], [330]
Books, [228];
belonging to Corporation of London, now lost, list of, [6];
used in churches, [160]
Boroughbridge, [290]
Botevile, Ducan de, [28]
Bowes, Sir Martin, [86], [350]
Box, Martin, [28];
Thomas, [28]
Bradford, [300]
Brandon, Charles, [148]
Braybroke, Bishop, [134]
Brechmar, [32]
Brekenhof, David, [64]
Brembre, [62], [63];
Sir John, [59];
Sir Nicholas, career of, [58], [59], [60]; [86], [89], [350]
Brentano, [108], [110], [119]
Breton, Sir John, [58]
Breton, John le, [204]
Bretun, Sir John le, [393]
Brewhouse, the Swan, demolished, [417]
Bridewell, [360], [386]
Bridge House, the, [352]
Bridges, [419];
Fleet, Holborn, [258], [297];
Lock, [417];
London, [50], [152], [297], [306], [414], [416];
maintenance of, [221];
the great stone, at Rochester, [415];
stone arched, at Stratford-upon-Avon, [416]
Briset, Brian, [284];
Jordan, [284];
Ralph, [284]
Bristol, Guild of, [111]
British Museum, [17], [227]
Brittany, Beatrice of, [350];
Eleanor, Duchess of, [350]
Britten’s Court, [361]
Brockesley, Robert de, [28]
Broker, [51], [89]
Bromley, the Manor of, [376], [377]
Brondesbury, [32]
Brother of Penitence, history of the first, [366]
Brouncker, Lord, [338]
Brown, Sir Anthony, [300];
George, [346]
Browne, Anne, [376];
Stephen, [416];
William, [414]
Brownswood, [32]
Broxbourne, town and forest of, [275]
Bruce, Robert, [228]
Bruges, [35], [65]
Brune, Rosia, [322], [414];
Walter, [322], [414]
Bryan, Sir Francis, [358]
Buckingham, [281];
Duke of, [211];
Edward, Duke of, [344];
Eleanor, Duchess of, [350]
Builder, The, [346]
Bukerel, [32], [43];
Isabella, [54];
Matthew, [48];
Walter, [44];
William, [27], [29]
Bullesden, Thomas, [256]
Bunge, Reginald de, [44]
Buntynford, [275]
Burford, John de, [99]
Burgh, Hubert de, [277], [357]
Burial, order of, [223]-224
Burnham, Alardus de, [313]
Bursar, the, [145]
Burstall, William de, [370], [372]
Burston, Manor of, [318]
Bury, Adam de, [134]
Butcher, [51]
Butcher’s Hall Lane, [352]
Butler, the King’s, [90]
Butler, Sir James, [338];
Margaret, [333]
Bykemore, Manor of, [364]
Cade, Jack, [206]
Caen, [12]
Cæsar, Sir Julius, [338]
Cagots, the, [371]
Calendar of the Ecclesiastical Year, [164]-169
Calendar of Letters, the, [7]
Calendar of Wills, Sharpe’s, [71], [83], [84], [147], [148], [170], [171], [211], [248], [249], [284], [318], [327], [330], [350], [364], [393]
Calendarium Cameræ, London, [6]
Callere, Robert le, [99]
Calley, William, [345]
Camberwell, Surrey, [286]
Cambridge, Guild of, [108], [109];
House of the Order of Penitence at, [368]
Camden Society, publications of the, [7]
Camomile Street, [321], [412]
Campeggio, Cardinal, [332], [356]
Candia, [272]
Candlewick Street, [23]
Canterbury, [67], [348];
Archbishop of, [243], [363];
House of Order of Penitence at, [368];
Pilgrimages, [182], [186]
Canterbury Tales, [139] note
Carleton, William de, [248]
Carpenter John, [3], [4], [27], [72], [80], [93], [186], [205], [268], [269], [415]
Castello, Bartholomew de, [248]
Castles—Baynard’s, [100], [354], [377], [412];
Berkeley, [356];
Chester, [221];
Corfe, [59];
Montfichet, [354];
Pontefract, [356];
Rochester, [49];
St. Sauveur, Normandy, [198];
Tintagel, [59];
Wallingford, [292]
Catrington, Thomas, [198]
Causancia, John de, [290]
Causeways, [417]
Cave, Edward, [274]
Cawardine, Sir Thomas, [358]
Caxton, [368]
Cayens, William, [206]
Cecil, Sir William, [273]
Celibacy, enforcement of, [136]
Cells, anchorites’, [174], [175], [177], [404]
Ceremonies, Director of, [145]
Challoner, Sir Thomas, [284]
Chaloner, [51]
Chamberlain, the, [80], [89], [145]
Chamberlain Wood, [32]
Chancery Lane, [276], [354]
Chantry, endowment of a, [134]
Charing Cross, [170], [171], [385];
Lunatic Asylum at, [327]
Charitable endowment, [413]-419
Charles V. of Spain, [272], [356]
Charlton, [275]
Charms, belief in, [168], [169]
Charratt, Edward, [409]
Charter House, the, [245]-247
Charter House Square, [245]
Charters—Edward IV.’s, [90];
Henry I.’s., [36];
comparison between Henry I.’s. and II.’s., [8];
of Confirmation, Henry’s, [41];
Henry III.’s., [27], [73];
Hervey’s trade, [55];
Richard’s, [22];
to St. Martin-le-Grand, [234];
trade, [66]
Charters, Select, Stubbs’, [7], [9], [17]
Chaucer, Geoffrey, [60], [111], [138], [139], [140], [152], [182], [185], [187], [194], [217]
Chaucer, Notes to, Skeat’s, [182]
Cheap, [385]
Cheapside, [224], [236]
Cheke, Sir John, [361]
Chelsea, [34], [189]
Chelsin Templars, [275]
Chepe, [26] note, [75], [192], [266];
East, [32];
West, [32], [329], [416]
Cherbourg, [198]
Chesingbury, Wiltshire, [337]
Chichester, [182]
Chichley, Robert, [415]
Child, Aylwin or Æthelwine, [22], [288]
Christina of St. Alban’s, [171]
Christ’s Church Lane, [330]
Chronicle of Customs, Arnold’s, [7]
Chroniclers and the Commune, [15], [16]
Chronicles, Fabyan’s, [40]
Chronicles of Mayors and Sheriffs, [356]
Chronicles of Old London, [47], [49];
FitzThedmar’s, [46], [52];
Riley’s, [7]
Church, the, [127];
and craftsman, [134];
and drama, [213], [214];
dues, [134], [135];
influence of on morals, [220];
the Parish, [134];
and people, [221];
and pilgrims, [180];
extent of property, [230];
scandals in, [137], [138];
support of, [157]
Churches, [96];
Lights in, [159];
List of Parish, [406];
patronage of City, [400];
Aldermanberie, [416];
Allhallows Barking, [57], [93], [205], [238], [380], [385];
Allhallows de Honylane, [248];
All Hallows de Graschirche, [248];
All Hallows the Great, [297];
Allhallowes, Little, Thames Street, [415];
All Hallows in the Wall, [377], [411];
All Saints, [411];
Austin Friars, [344], [345];
of Bix, [242];
Blackfriars, [302], [355], [356];
Blessed Trinity, [241], [242];
Bow, [128], [320], [334];
Bykenore, [364];
Carmelite Friars in Coventry, [415];
Christ, [242];
Crossed Friars, [417];
Dominican, [407];
Durham Cathedral, [202];
Eastminster, [302];
Fryers Preachers, [361];
Grey Friars, [219], [242], [350];
Holy Trinity, [302];
Holy Trinity, Aldgate, [33];
Holy Trinity Minories, [329];
Holy Trinity or Holy Rood, [242];
Hurtley, [172];
Leadenhall, Chapel of, [373], [374];
Mount Calvary, Chapel of, [384];
Northern, or Norton Mandeville, [376];
Old Mary, [417];
St. Alban’s, [176];
St. Alphege, [248], [249];
St. Anne, [358];
St. Andrew’s, Undershaft, [419];
St. Anthony’s, [415], [417], [268];
St. Augustine, [249], [377];
St. Augustine de Papey, [411], [412];
St. Bartholomew, [33], [244], [250], [255], [260];
St. Benedict, [171], [175];
St. Benedict atte Wodewharf, [248];
St. Benedict Fink, [268];
St. Benet, [420];
St. Botolph, [238], [248], [297];
St. Botolph, Aldgate, [343], [384];
St. Botolph, Bishopsgate, [325];
St. Bride’s, [137], [297];
St. Catherine, [242], [244];
St. Catherine Cree, [235], [242], [244];
St. Clement’s, [190];
St. Clement Danes, [286], [329];
Chapel of St. Ethelburga, [318];
St. Giles, [171], [175];
St. Giles Cripplegate, [238], [248], [256], [297];
St. Gregory, [300], [358], [380];
St. Helen’s, [318], [321], [419];
St. James’s, [242], [244];
St. James’s, Clerkenwell, [284], [285];
St. James’s, Duke Place, [333];
St. James’s, Garlickhithe, [384];
St. John’s Priory, [190];
St. Katherine, [241];
St. Katherine’s by the Tower, [334];
St. Laurence, [238];
St. Laurence Jewry, [171], [248], [415];
list of treasure, [160], [162];
St. Laurence Poultney, [415];
St. Leonard, Shoreditch, [235], [286], [322];
St. Margaret’s, [26] note, [302], [358];
St. Margaret’s in Lothberie, [416];
St. Margaret in Southwark, [298];
St. Martin-le-Grand, [33], [45], [57], [132], [201], [202], [204], [205], [208], [234];
St. Martin, Ludgate, [297];
St. Martin Pomer, [248];
St. Mary de Aldermanbury, [248];
St. Mary Aldermanry, [377], [411];
St. Mary Axe, [321];
St. Mary of Bethlehem, [320];
St. Mary Bothaw, [320];
St. Mary Bowe of Chepe, [40];
St. Mary-le-Bow, [238], [248];
St. Mary Colechurch, [267];
St. Mary Magdalen, [241], [242], [296], [298], [300], [302];
St. Mary Manny, [171], [175];
St. Mary Matfelon, [330];
St. Mary Overies, [244], [309];
St. Mary Spital, [416];
St. Michael, [175], [241], [242];
St. Michael Bassishaw, [31];
St. Michael, Crooked Lane, [415];
St. Michael le Querne, [168], [224];
St. Michael Royal, [380];
St. Mighello, [379];
St. Mildred’s, [224], [248];
St. Olave’s Jewry, [26] note;
St. Olave, Broad Street, [346];
St. Olave in Surrey, [416];
St. Pancras, [190];
St. Paul’s, [26], [32], [49], [77], [128], [130], [134], [167], [197], [204], [217], [220], [228], [250], [266], [300], [358], [411], [415];
St. Peter, [420];
St. Peter, Cornhill, [26], [55], [72], [167], [171];
St. Peter’s, Austin Friars, [358];
St. Peter-le-Poor, [300], [346];
St. Peter’s, Westminster, [130];
St. Saviour’s, restoration of, [304]-308;
St. Saviour of Bermondsey, [290];
St. Sepulchre’s, [192], [297];
St. Stephen, Walbrooke, [416];
St. Stephen’s Chapel, Westminster, [374];
St. Swithin, [23], [415];
St. Thomas of Acon, [77], [167], [266], [417];
St. Thomas Apostle, [415];
Stepney, [334];
Stokenewenton, [418];
Tottenham, [242];
Walthamstow, Essex, [417];
Westminster Abbey, [132], [176], [201], [300], [358];
Weston, [275];
Whitefriars, [302], [361];
Willesden, [189]
Church furniture, [159]-163
Churchman, John, [415]
Cicely, Duchess of York, [148]
Ciprian, Henry, Canon of Waltham, [204]
Citizens’ rights of election, [10]
City, the, and Barons’ War, [49];
and the Commune, [11], [15], [20];
condition, [56], [57];
Edward and the, [57];
election to offices, [70];
extension and expansion of, [21];
factions, [36];
and farm of Middlesex, [33];
and fines, [104];
freedom of, [89];
government in time of Whittington, [73] et seq.;
Guilds, [58];
and Henry III., [42]-44, [69];
relations with King, [97], [98];
attacks on, by King, [45];
letters concerning safe-keeping of, [98]-100;
liberties of, [94];
officers, list of, [89];
and the river, [48];
regulations governing daily life of, [92];
religious life in fourteenth century, [127]-132;
tallage of, [105]-106;
and taxation, [36];
wealth of, [101]
Clarke, John, [331]
Clarks-Well, [284]
Claver, Elena, [286]
Clement V., Pope, [274], [283]
Clement’s Inn, [190]
Clergy, fees of, [38];
marriage of, [136];
wealth of, [231]
Clerk, John le, [90]
Clerk, the Common, [75], [80], [89]
Clerkenwell, [190];
Green, [190]
Clerkenwell, History of, [273]
Cleve, William, [377], [411]
Cleves, Duke of, [332]
Clopton, Hugh, [416]
Cobham, Eleanor, Duchess of Gloucester, [210], [220];
Lord, [409], [410];
Reginald, [344]
Cocham, Henry, [42]
Cocket, the, [79]
Codpeth, [275]
Cofferer, [51]
Coinage, gold, [70]
Coke, Mary, alias Omell Fayll Isya, [372]
Colet, John, [86]
Collections of a London Citizen, [199], [256], [327], [377]
Colleges, [415];
Barking, [380];
Most Blessed Mary at Eton, [184];
Christ’s, Cambridge, [292];
Dulwich, [131];
Holme’s College of St. Paul’s, [380];
Jesus Commons, [132], [380];
Lancaster, [380];
Leadenhall, [373];
Minor Canons, [380];
Pontefract, [415];
of Priests, [131], [132];
Queen Elizabeth’s in East Greenwich, [418];
St. Augustine’s Papey, [132];
St. George of Windsor, [268];
St. John’s, Oxford, [417];
St. Laurence Poulteney, [380];
St. Mary, [132];
St. Mary Magdalen, [373];
St. Michael, Crooked Lane, [132], [380];
St. Spirit, [132];
St. Thomas of Acon, [132];
Trinity, Oxford, Whittington, [378]-380, [415]
Collet, Henry, [417];
John, [417]
Common House, Master of the, [145]
Commoners, election of for Common Council, [89]
Commune, the, [41];
creation of, [12];
changes effected by, [20]-22;
granted to City, [15];
establishment of the, [11];
in France [17];
and Henry II., [12];
John takes oath to, [14];
oath of, [17]-18
Commune of London, Round’s, [17]
Companies, the City, [108];
disputes [135];
power of, [119]
Conduits, [416], [418];
in Chepe, [416];
Grasse St., [416];
Oldborne Cross, [418]
Constables, [89];
of the Tower, [48]
Constantyn, [59], [60]
Conynghoplane, [248]
Cook, [51]
Coote, Mr. H. C., [17]
Cordwanerstrete, [248]
Corey, John, [363]
Corker, Father, [273]
Corn obtained from Prussia, [416]
Cornhill, [26], [60], [269], [348]
Cornwall, Thomas, [258]
Coroner, post and duties of, [90]
Corp, Simon, [99]
“Corrodies,” [230]
Corsned, the, ordeal of, [191]
Council, the Common, [19], [60], [83];
Court of, [64];
manner of holding, [88];
the King’s, [52], [60]
Council of Twenty-four, [18], [20], [66];
election of, [88]
Courtenay, [59];
Archbishop, [356];
Hugh, Earl of Devon, [360];
Sir Francis, [344]
Courts, [93];
Bishop’s, the, [89];
Central, [20];
Hustings, [45], [47], [78], [83], [84];
Mayors and Sheriffs, [83];
of Penitentiaries, [150];
of the Sokes, [93]
Courts of Aldermen and Common Council, Journals and Repertories, [6]
Coventre, Henry de, [27], [29], [32]
Coventry, [216]
Coverdale, [333]
Cox, Dr., [338]
Cratford, William, [137]
Cree Church Street, [242]
Crepyn, William, [360]
Creswell, Mr., [408], [409]
Cricket, Idonea, [376]
Criminal cases, methods of hearing, [80]
Cripplegate, [26], [170], [234], [416];
hermit of, [171]
Crome, [300]
Cromwell, [316];
Thomas, [273], [372], [414]
Crosby House, [316]
Crown, Dr., [189]
Crown Street, [311]
Cruce, William de S., [364]
Crucifixion, case of, [138]
Crux parva, [159]
Cubitt, Mr., [335]
Cunningham, [97], [227]
Curfew, [57], [93], [238]
Custodes, [51], [58]
Customs, collectors, [60]
Cutting, William, [340]
Cyprus, [272], [276], [278]
Dacre, Lord, son of, [209]
Dale, Robert, [327]
Damanye, Robert, [408], [409]
Danegeld, [9], [97], [101]
Danne, Margaret, [419];
William, [419]
Darcy, Sir Arthur, [364]
Dartmouth, Lord, [332], [333]
Datheworth, [275]
Dauncey, [300];
William, [297]
Death inflicted for religious reasons, [138]
Debt, pleas relating to, [70]
Debtors, [10]
Delpit, M. Jules, [6], [7]
De Monarchia, [194]
Denham, William de, [27]
Denton, Robert de, [380]
Deodand, the custom of, [91]
De Officiis, [194]
Depeditch, [325]
Despenser, Hugh le, [356]
De Veres, [32]
Devizes, Richard of, [16]
Devon, Countess of, [350]
“Dialogue de Scaccario,” [7]
Diana, daughter of Earl of Exeter, [273]
Diceto, Ralph de, [16];
Radulphus de, [263]
Dictionary of National Biography, the, [22]
Diseases, charms against, [168]
Ditches, cleansing of, [415]
Dixie, Sir Wolston, [416]
Dobbes, Sir Richard, [262]
Docwra, Sir Thomas, [271]
Dod, Margaret, [137]
Dodmerton, Robert, [205]
Domesday, the Exchequer, [26];
of St. Paul’s, [26]
Domus Conversorum, [371], [372]
Domus Dei, or Domus Beatæ Mariæ, [322]
Dowgate, [380];
dock, [297];
port at, [12]
Drama and Church, [273], [214];
Church, [180]
Drummond of Hawthornden, [300]
Ducarel, [338]
Ducats, [184]
Dugdale, [271], [284], [309], [316], [364], [376]
Duke, Roger, [42]
Duke Street, [242]
Duke’s Place, [244]
Duket, Lawrence, the case of, [57]
Dulwich, College of, [131]
Dunheved, Brother Thomas, [356]
Dunning, Ralph, [325]
Durant, John, [325];
Margery, [325]
Durham, [182];
Henry de, [99];
Sanctuary of, [202]
Durman, [32]
Dyer, [300]
Dynet, William, [188]
Eastfield, William, [416]
Eccleston Square, [335]
Echevins, the, [18]
Edmund, son of Joan the Fair, [344]
Edredshede, [336]
Edward I., [235], [278], [360];
II., [98], [278];
and the Templars, [279], [290], [356];
III., [311], [337], [363], [372];
IV., [370], [371];
VI., [316], [358];
the Confessor, shrine of at Westminster, [188]
Eggyllston, Richard, [209]
Eleanor, Queen, [50], [337], [357];
sister of Henry III., [163];
of Provence, [254]
Elgin, Earl of, [273]
Elizabeth, daughter of William of Hainault, [376];
Queen, [338]
Elkins, William, [323]
Elms, Smithfield, the, [311]
Elsing, Robert de, [249];
William, will of, [85], [248], [415]
Elsing Spital, [85], [248], [249]
Ely, Bishop of, [13], [208];
John de, [360]
Ely Place, [85]
Emerick, Anthony, [239]
England, History of, Froude’s, [140] note
English Industry, Growth of, [227]
English People, History of the, Green’s, [43]
Epitaphs, [340]
Erasmus, [185], [186], [187]
Escheator, office of, [76]
Esgar, [32]
Essex House, [276]
Essex, Wolman de, [27], [28], [32]
Ethelwald, Bishop of Winchester, [413]
Eton, [184]
Eustacius, [241]
Ewe, the Earl of, [198]
Ewen, John, [349]
Exchange of London, the Royal, [418]
Exchequer, the, [75], [167], [198]
Exchequer, History of the, [105]
Executions—Brembre, [63];
William Longbeard, [63]
Exeter, Duke of, [210];
Duchess of, [358]
Exeter, Guild of, [108], [109]
Exton, Nicholas, [63], [86]
Eyre, Simon, [373], [416]
Fabian, Robert, [416]
Fabyan, [38], [41], [42], [51], [198]
Factory, in Clerkenwell, the, [274]
Faggeswell, [190]
Fairs, [102], [244];
Boston and Winchester, [84];
St. Bartholomew, [258]
Falconer, Thomas, [415]
Fald Street, [32]
Fantore, Peter, [373]
Faringdon, [32]
Farndon, William de, [28], [29], [85]
Farringdon, Nicholas de, [28];
William de, [28]
Fasting, [134]
Felix Fabri, [182], [183]
Feltham in Middlesex, [311]
Ferdinando, Elizabeth, [372];
Philip, [372]
Ferrar, [300]
Ferrers, Sir Ralph, [210]
Ferrum, [159]
Ferrun, Alexander le, [47]
Festivals, list of, [401]-403
Fever, Ralph le, [29]
Ffoxe, Robert, [412]
Filcham, Thomas, [349]
Finch, Ailwine, [105]
Finch Lane, [268]
Fines, [102], [194], [201], [210], [230];
paid by City, [44], [50];
imposed on City, [68], [69];
for marriage, [103]
Finsbury, [32]
Finsbury Fields, [286]
Fire, ordeal by, [193];
precautions against, [92]
Firma, the, [17], [51]
Fish Street, [26] note
Fishmongers, persecution of, [58]
FitzAdam, William, [105]
FitzAilwyn, Henry, [16], [22], [23], [66], [242];
Peter, [325], [327]
FitzAlan, Peter, [325]
FitzAnther, Thomas, [104]
FitzArnult, Constantine, [41]
FitzFulk, Gilbert, [243]
FitzGelran, Robert, [286]
FitzIvon, Theobald, [241]
FitzLeofstan, [22]
Fitzlewas, Beatrica, [287]
FitzMary, [43], [44], [46], [68], [325], [414]
FitzOsbert, William, [37], [38], [39]-41, [48]
FitzOtho, Hugh, [51]
FitzPeter, Geoffrey, [266];
John, [28]
FitzRichard, William, [48]
FitzRoger, Margaret, [104]
FitzStephen, [217]
FitzThedmar, Arnold, [44], [45], [46], [48], [50], [51], [54], [67], [264]
FitzThomas, Thomas, [48], [49], [50], [51], [52], [54], [56], [70], [118]
FitzWalter, [43];
Robert, [368]
FitzWarren, Lady Isabel, [350]
FitzWilliam, Martin, [42]
Fleet Street, [75], [360], [418]
Fleets, Pilgrims’, [185]
Flemyng, Sir Francis, [338]
Fleta, [24]
Fletcher, John, [300];
Laurence, [300]
Florian, Squin de, [278], [281]
Folk Mote, the, [11], [16], [27], [35], [36], [47], [48], [54], [64], [70], [83]
Forgers, [96]
Forneis, William, [99]
Forrest, Miles, [208], [238]
Forster, Stephen, [323]
Foster, Dame Agnes, [419]
Fox, Richard, Bishop of Winchester, [307]
Francis, Adam, [373]
Fraternities of London, list of, [420]-421;
importance of, in history, [384];
the Parish, [382];
trade, [382];
Aldersgate, [384];
Assumption of the Virgin, [383];
Corpus Christi, [382];
Holy Cross, [383];
Holy Ghost, [383];
Holy Trinity, [383], [384];
of the light of the Holy Cross, [383];
of the Resurrection of Christ, [383];
St. Anthony, [382];
St. George, [382];
St. James Garlickhithe, rules of, [384];
St. John the Baptist, [382];
St. Mary, [382];
St. Nicholas, [382]
Fraxineto, Gilbert de, [354]
Frederick of the Scarred Cheek, the landgrave, [215]
Freeman, Ralph, [273]
Friar, the mendicant, [152], [153], [154], [156]
Friars, bequests to, [148], [149];
life of, [152];
Orders of, [146]-148;
respect paid to, [150];
Franciscans, the, [146]-147
Frith, Mr., [308]
Froissart, [153]
Frowe, John, [205]
Frowyk, Henry le, [27], [28], [29], [43], [53], [373]
Fruyter, Robert le, [248]
Fuller, John, [51], [258], [285], [418]
Funerals, [222];
Gardiner’s, [301]
Furnivale, [275]
Furnivall, Dr., [148], [163]
Fyscher, Jamys, [200]
Galilee Chapel, Durham Cathedral, [202]
Gambling, [207]
Gamesters, [92]
Gardiner, Stephen, [300];
funeral of, [301], [302]
Gates, [94];
Mooregate, [417];
Newgate, [417]
Gatesbey, John de, [286]
Gaunt, John of, [59], [210]
Gayspur Lane, London Wall, [248]
Gayton, William de, [248]
Gemyny, Thomas, [408], [409]
Gennings, Stephen, [414]
Gentleman’s Magazine, [285], [369]
Geoffrey, Archbishop of York, [15]
Geoffrey of Mandeville, [8]
Gernynghams, Mr., [409]
Ghent, [35]
Gibson, Avice, [417];
Nicholas, [417]
Gifford, Hugh, [414];
William, [297]
Gilbert, Bishop of London, [374]
Gilbert the Universal, [257]
Giraldus Cambrensis, [16]
Girard, [234]
Gisors, John de, [99], [350]
Glastonbury, [182];
Abbot of, [228]
Glinton, Geoffrey de, [241]
Gloucester, Duke of, [290], [414];
Earl of, [50], [54], [288], [349];
Humphrey, Duke of, [291];
Robert, Earl of, [286]
Godchep, Hamond, [99]
Godfrey, Lord, [326]
Godwin, Earl, [191]
Godwyn, [374]
Goldsmith, [51], [274]
Goldwell, Alicia, [286]
Gomshalf, Manor of, [364]
Gonfala, fraternity of the, at Rome, [216]
Gore, Manor of, [364]
Gospatric, [103]
Gospeller, [267]
Gothic Architecture, Mr. Bloxam’s, [404]
Gower, [182], [299];
John, [300]
Gozo, [272]
Granary, Keeper of the, [145]
Grapefig, [43];
William, [48]
Gravele, [275]
Gravesend, Manor of, [364]
Gravesend, Stephen, [286]
Gray, Sir Richard, [360]
Great Ilford, Essex, lazar house at, [387]
“Green” Roll, the, [70]
Gresham, Sir John, [417];
Sir Richard, [267];
Sir Thomas, [86], [271], [420]
Grey, Lady Jane, [332]
Grimlaic, [171]
Gross, Dr., [18]
“Gruuman,” the, [112]
Guildhall, the, [3], [35], [47], [51], [54], [60], [72], [74], [75], [79], [83], [205], [415];
chapel or college of, [416];
library, [7];
Record Room at, [6]
Guildhall, Descriptive Account of the, Price’s, [7], [26]
Guilds, [36], [108];
abuses, [121];
“Adulterine,” [12], [56];
the craft, [43];
degeneration and ruin of craft, [122];
the English, [109];
the merchant, of London, [66], [113];
origin and development of, [123];
ordinances of a craft company, [113], [114];
pageants and processions, [112];
Regulation of, [110];
Statutes, [108];
Trades, list of, [118];
the Cnihten, [37], [113], [242];
Corpus Christi, York, [111];
the Exeter, [108], [109];
Frith, [112];
Holbeach, [111];
of Kalenders, [112];
Ludlow, [111];
Lynn, [111];
Saddlers’, [234];
of St. Barbara, [337];
St. Elene, [112];
St. Mary, [112];
of St. Nicholas, [373];
Nicholas, Worcester, [112]
Guilds, English, [109]
Guilds, History and Development of, [119], [122]
Gwilt, Mr., [305], [307]
Hacha, Sir Eustace de la, [360]
Hackney, [34]
Hadestok, Simon, [27];
William de, [29]
Hadham, Edmund of, [291]
Hall, Archdeacon, [24], [25], [33];
Edward, [417]
Hallingbury, Henry de, [286]
Hames and Guisnes Lane, [340]
Hanaper Office, the, [337]
Hangman’s Gains, [340]
Hardell, Katharine, [256];
Ralf, [106]
Harlesden, [32]
Harpars, Mrs., [410]
Harper, Mr., [409];
William, [418]
Hartley, Mr., [305]
Harty, the Isle of, [199]
Haseling Field, [376]
Haverhall, William de, [414]
Haverille, William de, [46]
Hawke, murder of, [210]
Hawtes, Elizabeth, [321]
Haydon, John, [418]
Haydon Square, [330]
Hayman, John, [303]
Hazelbech, William, [68]
Heath, Archbishop, [269]
Heiley, Thomas FitzTheobald de, [263]
Henley, Walter, [284]
Henry, I., [234], [288], [298];
II., [234], [311], [414];
III., [42], [43], [44], [46], [69], [277], [295], [368], [370];
VI., [337], [411];
VII., [238];
VIII., [358], [369], [337];
of London Stone, [23], [32]
Henslow, Philip, [300]
Heraclius, Patriarch of Jerusalem, [270]
Herbal, The New, [343]
Herclaston, John de, [258]
Hereford, Earl of, [357];
William de, [68]
Hermitages, [170];
St. Catherine, [381];
St. James on the Wall, [368]
Hermits, [170], [171];
Thomas de Wyreford, [368]
Hervey, Walter, [29], [51], [52], [53], [54], [55], [56], [68], [70]
Heston, [311]
Heyland, Peter de, [349]
Hexham, Sanctuary of, [202]
Hiche Chelles, [275]
Hichen, [275]
Highbury, [270]
Highgate, [187], [380]
High Street, [311]
Hill, Thomas, [416];
Sir Rowland, [417]
Hills, Richard, [417]
Hinde, John, [415]
Hody, [239]
Hog Lane, [311]
Hogarth, [260]
Holbeach, Guild of, [111]
Holbech, Sir Geoffrey de, [248];
Ralph de, [248]
Holborn, [32], [33], [85], [348], [354]
Holinshed, [38], [40], [136], [138], [198]
Holland, Edward, Earl of Kent, [299];
John, Duke of Exeter, [337], [340]
Holme, Roger, [380]
Holy Rood of Bermondsey, shrine of, [187]
Hooper, Bishop, [300]
Horne, Andrew, [4], [6];
John, [27]
Horse, John de, [408]
Hospitaller, the, [145]
Hospitals, [229];
bequests to, [221];
Lazar Houses, list of, [386], [387];
for lepers, [221];
list of, in city and suburbs, [385];
Bethlehem, [47], [221], [325], [380], [418], [421];
Burton Lazars, [311];
Charing Cross, [380], [381];
Chelsea, [230];
Christ’s, [352], [417], [419];
Denton’s, [380];
Domus Dei, [322], [414];
Elsing Spittle, [415];
Greenwich, [230];
Guy’s, [310];
Le Loke of Southwark, [221];
Magdalen’s, Kingston-on-Thames, [415];
Papey, the, [411]-412;
Pontefract, [415];
St. Anthony’s, [268], [269];
St. Bartholomew’s, [192], [221], [250]-253, [256], [257], [262], [352], [415];
St. Giles’, by Oldborne, [415];
St. Giles in the Fields, [221], [311]-312;
St. James in the Fields, [414];
St. John’s, [245];
St. Katherine’s, [171];
St. Katherine by the Tower, [243], [336], [338];
St. Mary Rouncevall at Charing Cross, [381];
St. Mary Spital, [221], [262], [323], [414];
St. Thomas, [221], [263]-264, [266], [290], [309]-310;
of the Abbot of Walden, [384]
Hoster, Ralph, [342]
House of the Salutation, [247]
House of Sion, the, [148]
Houses, [92]
Hoveden, Roger de, [37]
Howard, Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, [244]
Hoxton, [33]
Hucksters, [92]
Hugh, Bishop of Coventry, [13]
Hugo, Rev. Thomas, the late, [186], [318], [377], [411]
Humble, Richard, [300]
Huntingdon, Lord, [205]
Hustings, [45], [47], [78], [83], [84]
Hymn of Ambrose and Augustine, [184]
Hymns, the Pilgrims’, [184]
Ickelford, [275]
Ilam, Thomas, [416]
Immanuel II., Pope, [242]
Infirmarer, the, [145]
Ingelric, [234]
Ingleby, Henry de, [372]
Ingram, Friar John, [171]
Innocent III., Pope, [235]
Inquests, [90]
Inquisition, the, [281]
In Re Militare, [194]
Ipolitz, [275]
Ipswich, [189]
Ireland, Duke of, [62]
Ireland Yard, [359]
Ironmonger Lane, [264]
Ironworker, [51]
Isabel, Queen, [349], [356];
daughter of Philippe le Bel, [350]
Isabella, mother of Edward III., [330]
Isleworth, [311]
Islington, [32], [187], [188], [190]
Ismongere Lane, [248]
Italian Relations of England, [211], [212]
Iter or Eyre, the, [93]-96
Jack Straw, [153]
Jacob, Paul, [372]
Jadestücke, Simon de, [28]
Jaffa, [276]
James I., King of Scotland, [299]
James, John, [239]
Jansen, Cornelius, [358]
Jasper of Hatfield, [291]
Jennings, Stephen, [327]
Jeremy of London, [104]
Jerusalem, [184], [187]
Jesters, the Court, [132]
Jewels, counterfeit, [206]
Jewry, Old, [264], [368]
Jews, the, [49], [70], [96], [97], [244], [370];
converts, [371]-372;
massacre of, [50]
Jews Street, [26] note
Joan of the Tower, [350].
John, [22], [277];
Bishop of London, [364];
of Salisbury, [214]
Johnson, [274]
Jonson’s, Ben, “The Devil is an Ass,” [358]
Jowsa or Joyssa, [321]
Joyner, William, [349]
Jud, Sir Andrew, [86], [417]
Judges in Court of Hustings, [84]
Juliana of Norwich, [171]
Jurors, [90]
Kalenders, Guild of, [112]
Katherine of Valois, Queen, [232], [290], [292]
Keble, Henry, [350], [417]
Keleseye, Robert de, [99]
Kemesey, Walter, [369]
Kempe, Mr. A. J., [369]
Kennett, Dr. White, [343]
Kensington, [32], [34]
Kentish Town, [32]
Kentwode, Reynold, [313]
Kilburn, [374]
King’s daughter, marrying of the, [97]
King’s Highway, the, [325]
Kingsland, [387]
King’s Street, [241], [242], [322]
Kinn, Dr., [333]
Kirby Street, [85]
Kirke, Sibilla, [376]
Kitchener, the, [145]
Kneve, Henry, [236]
Knight, [205]
Knights Hospitallers, [270], [271], [272], [278], [282];
Dissolution of, [271];
rules of, [272]
Knights of St. John, [270]
Knights Templars, [270], [271];
arrest of, [278], [279];
destruction of, [274];
manors in possession of, [275];
the Temple, [276], [277];
trial of, [280]
Knightsbridge, [387]
Knoles, Sir Robert, [360], [415];
Thomas, [268], [415]
Kyrkeby, John de, Bishop of Ely, will of, [85]
Lad Lane, [330]
Lambart, Thomas, [42]
Lambe, William, [369], [418]
Lambert, William, [418]
Lambe’s Chapel, vault in, [370]
Lambeth, [310];
Marshes, [157]
Lambyn, Edmond, [99]
Lancaster, John, Duke of, [363], [364];
Thomas, Earl of, [183], [290]
Lancaster and York, The Uniting of the Two Noble Families of, [417]
Land, enclosure of, [92]
Langford, William, [137]
Langland, William, [137], [170]
Langton, Stephen, Archbishop of Canterbury, [354]
Larceny, [116]
Larder, Keeper of the, [145]
Large, Robert, [368], [416]
Laugenok, Manor of, [275]
Law cases—Margery Vyel, [45], [46];
Podelicote case, [142]
Law, the great method of clearing by, [80]-81;
the middle method of procedure, [80]-82;
third Law procedure, [80]-82
Lawrence, the Priest, [104]
Laws for the preservation of peace, [57]
Laxton, Sir Andrew, [86];
Sir W., [417]
Lazar Houses, regulations of, [311]
Leach, Manor of, [364]
Leccheworth, [275]
Le Fullour, [43]
Legat, Roger, [236]
Legge, Colonel William, [333];
William, [333]
Leicester, House of the Order of Penitence at, [368]
Leofstan, Portreeve of London, [22], [290]
Leofwin, [32]
Lepers, [92], [172], [381];
flogging of, [312];
hospitals for, [311]-312;
window, [172]
Lestraunge, Stephen, [117]
Letchworth, Manor of, [275]
Letters from Edward II. to City, [98]-99
Letters, the Paston, [360]
Letters Patent, [363], [364]
Levecamp, [275]
Leveland, Nathaniel, [104]
Lewes, [288]
Lewis, Mr., [240]
Leybourne, Manor of, [364]
Leyton, Parish of, [319]
Leyre, William de, [99]
Liber Albus, [3], [4], [6], [7], [19], [27], [72], [73], [88], [89], [90], [91]
Liber Custumarum, [4], [6], [9], [398], [401], [403]
Liber de Antiquis Legibus, [6], [18], [67]
Liber Dunthorn, [6]
Liber de Heretochiis, [6]
Liber Horn, [4], [6]
Liber Legum, [6]
Liber Memorandorum, [6]
Liber Niger Major, [6]
Liber Niger Minor, [6]
Liber Ordinationum de Itinere, [6]
Liber Regum Antiquorum, [6]
Liber Rubeus, [6], [9]
Liber Trinitatis, [396]
Liberties, [93]
Libraries—Guildhall, [7], [415];
Whittington’s at Grey Friars, [353], [415]
Licenses for pilgrims and pilgrimages, [179], [183]
Lilbourne, Sir Roger de, [50]
Lincoln, [182];
Bishops of, [137], [301], [320], [363];
John de, [99]
Lincoln, House of the Order of Penitence at, [368]
Linde, John de la, [50]
Lisle, Lady de, [350]
Lists, Westminster Palace, [197], [198]
Liured, [32]
Llandaff, Bishop of, [319]
Loder’s Well, [190]
Lofken, John, [415]
Loftie, W. J., [27], [57]
Lollards, the, [145];
and pilgrimage, [145]
Lollardy, [58], [133], [185]
Lollesworth, [322]
Lombard Street, [26], [330]
Londina Illustrata, [259], [315], [308], [368], [370]
London and Middlesex Note Book, [370], [376]
London and the Kingdom, Sharpe’s, [7], [18], [63]
London, early drama in, [217]
London in the Eighteenth Century, [258]
London in the Time of the Stuarts, [321]
London in the Time of the Tudors, [199], [245], [247], [264], [346]
London Stone, [23]
London Wall, [250], [321]
Long Acre, [209]
Longbeard, William, [36], [40], [52], [56], [70]
Longchamp, Osbert de, [104]
Longchamp, William, [12], [13], [14];
and the Barons, [15];
deposed, [16]
Losely Hall, Guildford, [407]
Losely MSS., [407]
Lot, [9]
“Love days,” [135]
Lovekyn, John, [360]
Lovell, Philip, [106];
Sir Thomas, [286]
Lucchesio, Saint, [366]
Lucy, Constance, [333]
Ludgate, [297];
Hill, [354];
Nicholas de, [117]
Ludlow, Guild of, [111]
Lullay, [205]
Lully, Raymond, [341]
Lumley, Messrs., [361]
Lychnoscopes, [172]
Lydgate, John, [165]
Lynn, Guild of, [111]
Lynn, House of Order of Penitence at, [368]
Lyons, William de, [369]
Lysons, [339]
Mackyn, [301]
Madox, [102], [198];
Thomas, [105]
Magnus Liber de Charti et Libertatibus Civitatis, [6]
Maison Dieu at Dover, the, [331]
Maitland, [31], [240], [309]
Malcolm, [316]
Mallet, Frances, [338]
Malpas, Philip, [205], [323], [418]
Malta, [272]
Mandeville, Geoffrey de, [103], [242]
Manny, Sir Walter, [245], [246]
Manorial Rights, [24]
Manors, [24];
ecclesiastical, [26];
the City, [26];
surrounding City, [32]
Mapesbury, [32]
March, Earl of, [357]
Marche, Nicholas de la, [258];
Thomas de, [196], [197]
Marden, [32]
Mardocke, John, [412]
Mare, Henry de la, [46]
Margaret, daughter of Philip of France, [350];
Queen of Scots, [357];
Queen, [349]
Marian Persecution, trials under, [300]
Marke, Manor of, [319]
Market Street, Cheapside, [26] note
Markets—Blackwell Hall, [418];
Clare, [55];
Leadenhall, [373], [416];
Newgate, [386];
Queenhithe, [243];
Westchepe, [77]
Marlow, Guy of, [325];
Matilda of, [325]
Marmion, Lord of Fontenay, [290]
Marriage, [134];
fines for, [103];
of King’s daughter, [97];
of priests, [136]
Marshall, Robert, [205]
Marteine, Alicia, [286]
Mary, daughter of Malcolm III., [290];
Queen, [338];
sister to Queen of Henry I., [288]
Massa, Fortuna, [372]
Masses, [147]
Massinger, Philip, [300]
Matilda, Queen, daughter of Guy, Earl of Warwick, [290], [336], [374]
Matthew, Philip, [204];
of West minster, [138]
Maud, Queen, [241], [311]
Maunsell, John, [47], [48], [70]
May, Richard, [420]
Mayfair, [333]
Mayor, the, [14], [16], [21];
allegations against the, [47];
chain of, [419];
creation of, in 1191, [11];
election of, [17], [22], [51], [74], [75], [77];
the first, of London, [22];
appointed by King, [50];
oath, [76];
office of, [73];
powers of, [66];
religious duties imposed upon, [167]
Mayoralty of London, Origin of the, [14]
Mazeliner, William le, [204]
Mazener, William le, [28]
Measures and weights, [87], [92], [96]
Mediterranean, the, [272]
Memorials of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Centuries, Riley’s, [7], [29], [57], [60], [98], [113], [117], [204]
Mende, Yehoude, [372]
Mercers’ Hall, the, [264], [266]
Merchants, Italian, attack on, [206]
Michell, Simon, [274]
Middlesex, [10], [46]
Milan, Lucia, daughter of the Lord of, [299]
Milborne, Sir John, [342], [417]
Mildmay, Thomas, [320]
Mile End, [269]
Mile End Road, [387]
Milman, [230]
Minster, [337]
Mint, the, [98]
“Misericordia,” [102], [104]
Moigne, John le, [360]
Monasteries, buildings of, [144];
decay of [146];
life of, [140];
scandals in, [145];
Monastic Houses, Notes on, Tanner’s, [243];
Monastic life, in favour of, [227], [228], [230], [233];
Moneyers, the, [98];
Monks, [139], [140];
in favour of [227]-228;
life of a Benedictine, [140]-144;
morality of, [145];
novices, [143];
Monkwell Street, [368], [418];
Monmouth, H.M.S., [340];
Monmouth Street, [311]
Montague, Hon. George, [338], [340];
Henry, [338];
Lord, [300], [301];
Walter, [338]
Montague Close, [302]
Montfort, Simon de, [42], [49], [163], [138]
Monox, George, [417]
Monuments, [415]
Moon, influence of, [169]
Moore, Dr. Norman, [257]
Mora, [33]
Moray, Jacques de, [276], [278], [281];
William de, [281]
More, Mrs., [408], [409];
Sir Thomas, [233], [269];
Sir Xpoffer, [410]
Moring, Elizabeth, [137]
Morris, Mr., of Essex, [412]
Mortain, John, Earl of, [14], [15];
William of, [290]
Morton, [208];
William, Earl of, [295]
Moulins, Prince de, and Adeline his wife, [242]
Mountjoy, Lords, [350]
Moveables, taxation on, [98]
Much Gaddesden, [337]
Munday, Anthony, [302]
Murder, acquittance of, within the City, [9]
Muswell Hill, [188];
Well of, [190]
Mysteries, [89]
Naples, [272]
Napoleon, [272]
Nasshe, Thomas, [409]
Navy House, [343]
Navy Office, Crutched Friars, [343]
Nevill, Hugh de, [103];
William, [378]
Neville, Anne, [238]
New Forest, the, [199]
Newcourt, [263], [266], [267], [327], [363], [368], [370]
Newgate, [21], [75], [352];
Gaol, [80];
Street, [352]
Newington, [32]
Newland, Abraham, [304]
Newton, [239];
Sir Henry, [338];
Sir Isaac, [333]
Nicholas, [363], [408], [409]
Nicholas, Ambrose, [420]
Norfolk, Countess of, [349];
Duke of, [284];
Elizabeth, Duchess of, [331];
Margaret, Duchess of, [350]
Norman, [241]
Normandy, [12]
Northampton House, [381]
Northampton, John of, [27], [28], [32], [58], [60], [86], [89]
Northburgh, Michael de, [246]
Northumberland, Eleanor, Duchess of, [350]
Northumberland House, [381]
Norton, [33]
Nottingham, Earl of, [62]
Norwich, Guild of, [111];
House of Order of Penitence at, [368]
Nosso, [278]
Notitia Monastica, [228], [243]
Novices, Master of the, [145]
Nudigate, Sibilla, [286]
Nunne, Adam, [412]
Nunneries—Clerkenwell, [284]-285;
Kilburn, [374]-376;
St. Clare, [330]-333;
St. Helen’s, rules of, [313]-321;
St. John the Baptist or Holywell, [286];
Marmoustin, Tours, [175];
Stratford-le-Bow, [376]
Oaths, [67], [81], [82];
of Aldermen, [78];
of Common Council, [88];
of Mayor, [75], [76];
of sanctuary, [202]-204;
of Sheriff, [79]
Observances of the people—All Saints’ Day, [167];
Ascension Day, [166];
Ash Wednesday, [165];
Candlemas, [165];
Christmas, [164], [167];
Christmas Eve, [164];
Corpus Christi, [166];
Easter, [166];
Innocents’ Day, [164];
Lent, [166];
Martinmas, [167];
New Year, [164];
Palm Sunday, [166];
St. Agnes’ Eve, [164];
St. Blasius, [165];
St. John’s Day, [164];
St. John the Baptist, [166];
St. Stephen’s Day, [164];
Shrove Tuesday, [165];
Spring, approach of, [165];
Twelfth Day, [165];
Valentine’s Day, [165];
Whit Sunday, [166];
Whit Monday, [167]
Ode, [67]
O’Donoghue, Rev. E. G., [325]
Offeley Parva, [275]
Offices, City, [73]-80
Offley, Henry, [418];
Sir T., [418]
Oldborne, [385]
Oldcastle, [311]
Oldehall, [206];
William, [237]
Old Fish Street, [330]
Old Kent Road, [387]
Old Street, [190]
Old Temple (Holborn), [26] note
Oliver, Isaac, [358]
Omell Fayll Isya, [372]
Operarius Registrar, [145]
Orchards, the, [145]
Orcy, [108]
Ordeal, trial by, [191];
battle, [193]-200;
corsned, [191];
fire, [193];
water, hot and cold, [191], [192]
“Order of Fair Ease,” the, [150]
Orgar, [32]
Orphans, guardianship of, [84]
Our Lady of Crome’s Hill, Greenwich, shrine of, [187]
Our Lady of Muswell, shrine of, [187], [189]
Our Lady that standeth in the Oak, shrine of, [187], [189]
Our Lady of Willesden, shrine of, [187]
Outlaws, burglars, and fugitives, [96]
Owen, Serjeant, [240];
of Westminster, [29]
Oxecumb, Roger, [412]
Oxford, [138];
Countess of, [208], [238];
House for Converted Jews at, [370];
Street, [32]
Pageants, [111]
Palaces—Isleworth, [49];
St. James’s, [381];
Westminster, [197];
King’s House at Westminster, [291];
Windsor, [50]
Palestine, [185]
Palestine Pilgrims’ Text Society, [183]
Palgrave, Sir Francis, [6]
Panckridge, late Rev. W., [260]
Panyer Alley, [205], [412]
Pardon Churchyard, [245], [256], [266]
Pardoner, the, [157]
Paris Gardens, [290]
Parishes, [128];
list of, [397]-399;
boundaries, [31]
Parliament, the Black, [356];
Gloucester, [59]
Parr, Catherine, Queen, [287];
Dame Maud, [148], [149]
Parrock, Manor of, [364]
Paston, Sir John, [361];
Margery, [295]
Paston Letters, the, [295]
Patrik, Geoffrey, [171]
Patten, William, [418]
Paulett, Sir W., [346]
Paul’s Churchyard, [414]
Paul’s Cross, [11], [16], [38], [44], [54], [64], [295], [322];
sermons delivered at, [322], [323]
Pavyn Alley, [377]
Peckham, John, Archbishop of Canterbury, [243];
Sir George, [287]
Peletin, Bernard, [279]
Pelham, Sir John, [333]
Pembroke, Countess of, [349];
the Earl of, [344], [349], [369]
Penitentiaries, College or Court of, [150]
Penitentiarius, office of, [150]
Pensions, [258], [271]
Pepys, [343]
Percivall, Sir John, [416];
the Lady Thomasine, [416]
Peregrinatio major, [181]
Peregrinatio minor, [181]
Peterborough, [182]
Peter of Blois, [13]
Pevrel, the Honour of, [96]
Pewterers, rules of, [114]
Phialæ, [159]
Philip, [282];
Matthew, [236]
Philippa, widow of Guy of Warwick, [163];
Queen, [337], [349]
Philippe le Bel, [274];
de Valois, [197]
Phillimore, Mr., [370], [372]
Philpot, [60];
Sir John, [85], [350]
Piers Plowman, [135], [186], [189], [194]
Pilgrimage, [179]-190;
bequests to, [186];
insignia of, [185]-186;
how conducted on board ship, [183]-184;
of punishment, [181]
Pilgrims, [179];
bequests to, [221];
London, [186];
passport, the, [180]
“Pipe Roll of 1165,” [22]
Plaines, Thomas de, [105]
Plate, church, given for alms, [413];
fabrication of counterfeit, [206]
Playhouse Yard, [358]
Plays—Farces, [213];
function of the Boy Bishop, [217];
miracle, [214], [215], [217];
mysteries, [216];
the stage, [216]
Pleas of the King’s Crown, [80]
Plumer, [51]
Plymouth, [414]
Podelicote case, the, [142];
Richard de, [142]
Poggibonsi, [366]
Pole, Cardinal, [271], [273],
pension book of, [412];
Katherine de la, [292];
Margaret de la, [290];
Michael de la, [62];
William, [387]
Political Poems, Thomas Wright, [150]
Political Songs, Thomas Wright, [154]
Pont de l’Arche, William, [297], [298], [300]
Pontefract, [183]
Poor, Richard, [176]
Pope, Anne, [333];
Sir Thomas, [296]
Popes—Boniface, [254], [330];
Clement V., [274], [278];
Immanuel I., [242];
Innocent VIII., [212];
Urban, [329]
Portehors, Bartholomew, [360];
William, [360]
Porter, the, [145]
Porteus, Beilby, [285]
Portgrave or Portreeve, the, [73]
Portmary, Mr., [410]
Portpool, [32]
Portsoken, [9], [26];
Ward, [241], [337]
Portugall, Elizabeth, [372]
Potter, John, [409];
Walter, [349]
Poultney, Sir John, [415]
Pound, the, [311]
Pountney, [32]
Powle’s Wharfe, [418]
Precentor, the, [145]
Precincts, [32]
Preston, [275]
Priests, the chantry, [134];
guilds of, [112];
marriage of, [136];
the parish, [134], [154]
Prior, the, [144];
the Grand, of Clerkenwell, [270]
Priories—Blackfriars, [407]-410;
Bricett, [284];
Christ Church, [241]-244;
Clerkenwell, [284];
Cluny, [288];
Holy Trinity, [241]-244, [336], [342];
Norwich, [230];
St. Bartholomew, [238], [250]-262;
Bikenacar, [322];
St. John of Jerusalem, [270]-273;
St. Mary of Bethlehem, [325]-328;
St. Mary Overies, [297]-308;
St. Mary Spital, [322]-324;
Stanegate, [284]
“Prise,” [97]
Prisons—Aldgate, [280];
Bishopsgate, [280];
Borough Compter, [221];
City Compters, [221];
Clink in Southwark, [221];
Cripplegate, [280];
Fleet, [221], [415];
Gate House, Westminster, [221], [239];
Hole, [418];
Ludgate, [201], [208], [221], [280], [415], [419];
Marshalsea, [221];
Newgate, [192], [193], [201], [221], [280], [291], [292], [353], [360], [415];
Tower, [280];
Tun upon Cornhill, [414];
White Lyon, Southwark, [221];
Winchester, [199]
Processions, [215], [269];
funeral, [223]-224;
the mayor’s, [75], [77];
a sanctuary, [209]
“Prud hommes,” the, [43]
Pullesden, Thomas de, [52]
Pulteneye, John de, [85]
Punishment, Pilgrimage of, [181]
Punishments, [58], [84], [116], [117];
guild, [120]
Purdy, [308]
Pyrton, [275]
Quasley, Hants, [337]
Queenbury, Hertfordshire, Manor of, [337]
Queenhithe, [57], [336]
Queen’s Gold, [70], [104]
Rabelais, [150], [213]
Radwell, [190]
Rahere, [250], [253];
trial of, [254]
Rainwell, John, [416]
Ramsey, Sir Thomas, [419];
Dame Mary, [419]
Randolph, Barnard, [418]
Rawson, Isabel, [323];
Richard, [323], [416]
Ray Street, [190]
Reading, [15]
Rebellion, Jack Straw’s, [154]
Recordatorium, [6]
Recorder, the, [75], [80], [89]
Records, preservation of, [228]
Reeve of the Borough, the, [42]
Refectorer, the, [145]
Refham, Richer de, [99]
Reliefs, [105]
Religion, decay of respect for, [148];
doctrine of, [218];
history of, in London, [132], [133]
Religious, scandalous lives of the, [137]
Religious Houses, [130], [140];
dissolution of, [147];
as hospitals, [229];
list of, [406];
offices in, [144]-145;
as schools of learning, [229];
and Wars of Roses, [142];
Augustines of Hedington, [185];
Austin Friars, [344]-347;
Barking College, [380];
Bermondsey Abbey, [288]-296;
Blackfriars Priory, [407]-410;
Bow, [380];
Charing Cross Hospital, [380];
Charter House, [245]-247;
Clares, [233], [329]-333;
Clerkenwell Nunnery, [284]-285;
Crutched Friars, [342];
Denton’s Hospital, [380];
Dominicans, [354]-359;
Dominican House, a, [407];
Eastminster, [363]-364;
Elsyng Spital, [248]-344;
Grey Friars, [344], [348]-353;
Holy Trinity, [132], [241]-244;
Holywell Nunnery, [286];
Jesus Commons, [380];
Kilburn Nunnery, [374]-376;
Lancaster College, [380];
Leadenhall, [373], [374];
Minor Canons, [380];
Order of Penitence or Fratres de Saccâ, [365]-368;
New Abbey, [363]-364;
Okeburn, [380];
Rolls House, the, [370]-373;
St. Albans, [154];
St. Anne by the Tower Hill, [365];
St. Anthony’s, [268]-269;
St. Augustine’s Papey, [377];
St. Bartholomew, [250]-262;
St. Giles in the Fields, [311]-312;
St. Helen’s, [313]-321;
St. James in the Fields, [365], [381];
St. James in the Temple, [365];
St. James in the Wall, [365], [368]-370;
St. John the Baptist or St. John of Jerusalem, [270]-283;
St. Katherine by the Tower, [334]-341, [380];
St. Laurence Poulteney, [380];
St. Martin’s-le-Grand, [234]-240;
St. Mary of Bethlehem, deed of gift, [325]-328;
St. Mary of Graces, [363]-364;
St. Mary Magdalen, Guildhall, [365];
St. Mary Overies, [297]-308;
St. Mary Rouncevall, [365], [381];
St. Mary Spital, [322]-324;
St. Michael, Crooked Lane, [380];
St. Paul’s, Holme’s College of, [380];
St. Stephen’s, Westminster, [365];
St. Thomas of Acon, [263]-267;
St. Thomas’s Hospital, [309]-310;
St. Thomas’s Chapel of the Bridge, [365];
St. Swithin, [145];
Stratford le Bow, Nunnery of, [376];
White Friars, [360]-362;
Whittington College, [378]-380
Religious Orders, satires against, [150]-152;
Augustine Friars, [241], [345];
Austin Friars, [221];
Benedictine, [151], [286], [313];
Carmelite Friars or White Friars, [221], [360];
Carthusians, [139], [246], [247];
rule of the, [233];
Cistertian, [363];
Clares, [329];
Cluniac, [288];
Crutched Friars, [221], [342];
Dominicans or Black Friars, [151], [259], [354], [356];
Franciscans or Grey Friars, [221], [232], [353];
Friars Minor, [151];
Holy Trinity, [139];
Hospitallers, [151];
Penitentiarii or Order of Penitence, [365]-367;
Preaching Friars, [348];
St. Bartholomew, [139];
St. Mary Overies, [139]
Renger, Richard, [42]
Reshyndene in Sheppey, [337]
Revenue, the King’s, [97], [102]
Rhodes, [272]
Rich, Sir Richard, [259], [346], [416]
Richard, and the Mayor, [17], [23];
I., [286];
II., [153], [235], [337], [363]
Richmond, Earl of, [349];
Edmund, Earl of, [295]
Riley, [3], [6], [7], [29], [57], [72], [118], [135], [137], [204]
Ripon, Sanctuary at, [202]
Rising, William, [241]
Rivers—Fleet, [258], [354];
Lea, [275];
Thames, [354];
Walbrook, [416]
Robert of Paris, [290]
Rochester, Sir Robert, [301]
Rockesley, Gregory de, [28]
Roger of Hoveden, [13], [14], [15], [16];
le Noir, [158], [374]
Rogers, John, [300]
Rokesby, [32]
Rokesley, Gregory de, [57], [349], [354]
Rolle, Richard, [183]
Rollesley, Edward, [319];
Mary, [318], [320];
John, [318], [319]
Rolls, Keepers of the, [371]
Romain, Thomas, [99]
Rood, the Holy, of St. Saviour’s, Bermondsey, [187], [295];
of Grace of Kent, [295]
Roods, the Holy, [189]
“Roomlands,” the, [32]
Roreres, [192]
Rose, the Manor of the, [420]
Rouen, [12], [19]
Round, Mr. J. H., [9], [14], [16], [17], [18], [19], [22], [67], [284]
Row, Sir Thomas, [418]
Royston, [175]
Rugmere (St. Giles), [32]
Rule, the, [145]
Rupibus, Peter de, [264], [298], [309]
Russenden, [275]
Rutupiæ, [213]
Sabernes, William, [342]
Sackville, Isabella, daughter of Sir Richard, [284]
Sacrist, the, [145]
Saddler, Sir Ralph, [377]
St. Agatha, [169]
St. Albans, [140], [288]
St. Anne, [169], [256]
St. Anthony, [169]
St. Anthony’s, bequests to, [268]
St. Anthony in Vienne, House of, [268]
St. Appolus, [168]
St. Asaph, Bishop of, [295]
St. Clare, [329]
St. Clement’s, [26] note
St. Edmund’s Bury, [182]
St. Erkenwald, in St. Paul’s, shrine of, [188]
St. George’s, Windsor, [269]
St. Giles’ Churchyard, Cripplegate, [368]
St. Helen’s Close, [319]
St. Iago of Compostella, shrine of, [184]
St. James’s Place, [242]
St. Laurence Jewry, [170]
St. Luke, Brethren of, at Antwerp, [216]
St. Mary Axe, [377]
St. Nicholas Shambles, [236]
St. Paul’s, Dean and Chapter of, [374]
St. Paul’s Cathedral, visitation of churches belonging to, in 1297 and 1458, [159]. See Churches
St. Paul’s Eccles. Soc. vol. i., [345]
St. Peter’s in Northampton, Rectory of, [337]
St. Peter’s Monastery, [291]
St. Pol, Mary de, [171]
St. Thomas à Becket, [37], [67], [77], [266], [309];
shrine of, [187]
St. Vedast, Foster Lane, [236]
Sampson, Elizabeth, [189]
Sanctuary, [276];
abuses of, [205];
Bulls relative to, [212];
case of Hawke, [210];
liberties of, [358];
procedure in the claim of, [212];
regulation of, [206];
rights of, [361];
St. Martin’s-le-Grand, [32], [204]-208, [235], [236], [238], [353];
articles for reformation of, [237];
St. Martin’s, opinion of, [238]-240;
St. Martin’s-le-Grand, case of, [205];
violations of, [210];
Westminster, [202], [208], [291]
Sandwich, Sir Ralph, [58]
Saunders, Sir Thomas, [300], [305], [409]
Sauvage, John, [268]
Savage, Lady Elizabeth, [331]
Savoy, the, [273]
Savory, the Rev. Sir Borradaile, [255]
Scavagers, the, [87], [89]
Schipwaysshe, Ernald, [117]
Schools, [243], [267], [415], [417];
Bedford, [418];
Bermondsey, [296];
Blue Coat, the, [352];
Bosworth, [418];
at Drayton, Shropshire, [417];
Grey Friars, [352];
at Holt, Norfolk, [417];
at Macklefield, Cheshire, [416];
Merchant Taylors, first in London, [418];
free, at Owndale, Northants, [417];
free, in Paul’s Churchyard, [417];
free, at Radclyffe, [419];
St. Anthony, [269];
at St. Mary Wike, Devonshire, [416];
St. Paul, [269];
Tunbridge, [417];
at Ulfrimhampton, Staffs, [416]
Scot, [9]
Scryven, Mr. [409]
Scutage, [102], [105]
Seals—Austin Friars, [346];
of the Mayoralty, [75];
of Newgate, [79] note;
Statute Merchant, the, [75]
Seething Lane, [342]
Selden, John, [361];
Mr., [228]
Selds, [55]
Seneschal, the, [145]
Serjeant-at-Arms, the Common, [75], [88], [89]
Serjeant-at-Law, the Common, [80], [88], [89]
Sermons, Easter, [322], [323]
Servat, William, [99]
Sevenoke, Kent, [415]
Sevenoke, William, [415]
Seymour, Sir Thomas, [338]
Shackle, [210]
Shakespeare, Edmund, [300]
Shambles, [146]
Sharpe, R., [18], [63], [84], [90], [170], [221], [266]
Shaw, Edward, [418]
Sheds, [55]
Shepherd’s Well, [190]
Sherburgh Lane, [330]
Sherburn in Durham, [311]
Sheriffs, [90];
continuance in Office of, [41];
election of, [44], [51], [79];
lists of, [42];
oath, [79];
office of, [73]
Ships licensed to carry pilgrims, [183]
Show Lane, [418]
Shrines, [130], [182], [183], [184], [185], [187], [188];
destruction of images, [189]
Sicily, [272]
Silk throwers, the two first in London, [239]
Simnel, Lambert, [294]
Simon, Bishop of Ely, [286]
Simpson, W. Sparrow, [159]
Sion College and Almshouses, [85]
Sixteen Tale, William of, [104]
Skavinger, le, [269]
Skeat, Prof., [139], [194]
Skelton, [136], [211]
Skevini, [18], [19]
Skinner’s Well, Smithfield, [190], [216]
Skyllyng, Mayster Myhille, [199]
Smith, Mr. John Thomas, [374]
Smithfield, [40], [60], [192], [199], [250], [254], [258], [282], [352], [363]
Sneeth, Richard, [327]
Snell, Friar John, [268]
Socialism, [152], [153]
Somers, Lord, [339]
Somerset, Duke of, [356], [414];
Joan, daughter of Earl of, [300];
the Lord Protector, [7]
Southwark, [33], [157], [290], [295], [385]
Southwell, Sir Robert, [296]
Speculum, [6]
Speed, [284], [286], [316], [364], [376]
Spicer, John le, [42]
Spital Cross, [323]
Spital Square, [322], [323]
Stafford, John, [377], [411];
Earl of, [288]
Stamford, Charles, [340]
“Staminium,” [247]
Stamps, bakers’, [87]
Stanes, Thomas de, [364]
Stanho, [275]
Staple, [59]
Stapleton, [23]
Star Chamber, [205], [239]
Stebenhithe (Stepney), [319], [336]
Stephen, King, [234], [288], [298]
Stepney, Manor of, [33]
Stere, Hamon le, [198]
Stinking Lane, [146], [352]
Stocks, the, [414]
Stodie, John, [415]
Stodies Lane, [415]
Stody, [205]
Stow, John, [3], [4], [38], [41], [42], [51], [55], [197], [198], [209], [216], [217], [238], [241], [242], [244], [245], [268], [269], [271], [284], [285], [286], [300], [309], [323], [324], [327], [330], [342], [350], [361], [375], [380], [385], [386], [412], [413], [414]
Strand, [32], [33], [286]
Stratford, Sir Ralph de, [248], [363]
Stretton, Friar Gilbert de, [360]
Stroger, George, [412]
Strype, [3], [6], [285], [309]
Stubbs, Dean, [9], [12], [17], [22]
Stukely, [209]
Suburbs, [33]
Sudbury, Archbishop, [134]
Suffilde, Walter de, [415]
Suffolk, Duke of, [332];
Earl of, [62]
Sumershale, [275]
Superstitions and customs, [164]-169;
burial, [219];
of people of London, magic and sorcery, [220], [221]
Survey, Stow’s, [34], [239], [241], [323]
Sussex, Earl of, [296]
“Swannesnest,” le, [171]
Swepeston, Friar Richard de, [171]
Swithina, [297]
Symmeson, Thomas, [377], [411]
Synagogue, the Old, of Old Jewry, [368]
Syward, John, [117]
Tabard Inn, the, [186]
Tabernacle Square, [190]
Tallage, [97], [102], [105]
Tanner, [228], [309]
Tate, John, [417]
Taverns—Black Bull, [318];
Bowl, [311];
Old King John, [287]
Taxes and taxation, [98], [104], [105], [157], [158]
Taylor, [300];
John, [407], [408]
Taylour, Philip le, [28], [51]
Temple, [45], [276], [277], [360]
Temple Combe, [277]
Temple Dynnesley, [275]
Temple Rothley, Lincs, [277]
Temple, Archbishop, Memoirs of, [157]
Templars, magical cord of, [282]
Tewarden, Reginald de, [103]
Thadestock, William de, [28]
Thames fisheries, [70]
Thames Street, [24]
Theatres, [213];
Burbage’s, [358];
Curtain, [287];
Globe, [300];
The Theatre, [287]
Thedmar, [18], [32]
Thele, Hertford, [249]
Therleton, [275]
Thetford, Abbot of Bermondsey, [309]
Thierry, M. Auguste, [6]
Thievespathe, William de, [103]
Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury, [77]
Thorne, Robert, [417]
Thorney, [295]
Thorpe, [182]
Threadneedle Street, [268]
Todwell, [190]
Toll, the taking of, [10]
Tortosa, [276]
Torture, introduction of, into England, [281]
Tothill Fields, Westminster, [45], [199]
Tottenhall, [32]
Tottenham Court Road, [311]
Tower, Canonbury, Islington, [256]
Tower of London, [15], [40], [50], [57], [59], [62], [93], [142], [171], [205], [336], [385]
Tower Hill, [32], [363], [418]
Trade of London, [50];
and Fraternities, [382];
Guilds, [58];
Guilds, as Players, [216];
list of trades, [119];
regulation of, [54], [93], [113];
unions, the first, [49], [54], [64]
Trade, History of, [97]
Trapps, Robert, [296]
Travers, John, [42], [348]
Treason, charge of, [61], [62]
Treasure troves, [96]
Treasury, the Royal, contributions of London to, [102];
robbery of, [142]
Trente, William, [90], [99]
Tresilian, Sir Robert, [210];
Lord Chief Justice, [62]
Trials, [48], [360];
Brembre’s, [62];
by ordeal, [191];
under Marian persecution, [300];
Queen Catherine’s divorce, [356];
Rahere’s, [254];
of the Templars, [280]
Tripoli, [276]
Tudor, Owen, [290], [291], [292]
Tully, [194]
Turner, Dr., [343];
Maryan, [408], [409]
Twyford, [32]
Tyborne, [34], [311], [416]
Tyler, Wat, [204], [210], [270]
Under-sheriffs, [89]
Upchurch, Kent, Manor of, [327]
Usury and usurers, [92], [93], [96]
Valence, Aylmer de, [171]
Vandyck, [358]
Vault, Lambe’s Chapel, [370]
Vegetius, [194]
Vere, John de, [344];
Sir Robert, [62]
Verstegen, [341]
Victuals, selling of, [78]
Viel, John, [42]
Vilenos, Mortileto de, [198]
Villiers, [281];
Anne, [333]
Vine Street, [85]
Vintry, the, [330]
Viscomte, John de, [196], [197]
Vyel, John, [45]
Vyel, Margery, the case of, [45], [46], [47], [68]
Wager of battle, [93]
Wages, [93]
Wakening, Sir John, [256]
Walden, [275];
Regis, [275]
Waleran, John, [68]
Waleys, [54];
Henry le, [27], [28], [29], [58], [68], [349]
Walfunga, [179]
Walker, Mr. Allen, [346]
Wall, the City, [332]
Wallace, Mr. Robert, [308]
Wallis, Henry, [414]
Walloons, the, [269]
Wallraven, John, [50]
Walrain, William, [99]
Walshe, Nicholas, [330]
Walsingham, [154], [182], [189];
Sir Francis, [412]
Walter, Archdeacon of London, [322]
Waltham, [182]
Walthamstow, [319], [417]
Walworth, [60];
William, [85], [380]
Wandsmyll, [275]
Warbeck, Perkin, [210], [294]
Ward Mote, the, [27], [86]
Warde, John, [89]
Warden, Will de, [364]
Wards, the City, lists of, [26], [27], [28], [29], [31], [391]-392;
change in names of, [29]
Wards Episcopi, [31]
Wards of the King, [96]
Warham, Archbishop, [148], [149]
Warkworth, hermitage of, [170]
Warren, William, Earl of, [288]
Wars, the Barons’, [49]
Warwick, Earl of, [62]
Washington family, connection with Legges, [333];
Elizabeth, [333];
George, [333];
John, [333];
Lawrence, [333];
Sir William, [333]
Water, conveyance of, [416];
ordeal by, [191]-192
Wattingbury, Manor of, [364]
Watton, [275]
Webb, Mr. Aston, [262]
Webbe, Henry, [287]
Weights and measures, [87]
Wellington Street, [306]
Wells, Holy, list of London, [189], [190], [286];
Bishops’, [190];
Hampstead, [190];
Loders, [190];
Muswell Hill, [190];
Shepherd’s Well, [190];
Shoreditch, [286];
Skinner’s, Smithfield, [216];
St. Agnes le Clair, Shoreditch, [190];
St. Chad, [190];
St. Clement’s, [190];
St. Gower, Kensington Gardens, [190];
St. Loy or Eloy, Tottenham, [190];
St. Pancras, [199]
Wells, John, [416]
Welsh, John, [198]
Wengrave, John de, [99]
Wenlock, [288]
Wergild, the, [110]
Werthyn, John de, [150]
Westminster, [42], [52], [75], [173], [198];
Abbot of, [45], [46];
fair of, [45];
Chapel of the Pyx at, [142];
St. Catherine’s Chapel, [174]
Westminster Hall, [33], [53]
Westminster, Edward de, [46]
Westminster, [173]
Weston, [275];
Sir William, [271]
Wethamsted, John, [228]
Wey, Pilgrimage of, [185]
Wey, William, [184]
Wheteley, Kateryn, [372]
White, Sir Thomas, [417]
Whitechapel, [33], [329]
Whitefriars Street, [361]
Whitehead, John, [328]
Whitgift, Archbishop, [269]
Whittington, [132];
Richard, [64], [72], [73], [86], [349], [378], [415];
Dame Alice, [379]
Whythorne, Thomas, [199], [200]
Wicksteed, Mr. Philip, [194] note
Widows and widowhood, blessing of the, [162];
vows of, [222]
Wilbraham, Sir Roger, [273]
Wilien, [275]
Wilkinson, [302], [309], [316], [320], [368], [373], [374]
Willesden, [32]
William, Bishop of London, [322], [376];
of Langland, [182];
of Ypres, [243]
William Rufus, [289]
Williams, John, [284];
Sir John, [249];
Lord, of Thane, [249]
Willibald, [179]
Wills, The Fifty Earliest English, [148]
Wills, enrolled in Court of Hustings, [84];
and bequests, [148];
from Doctors’ Commons, [148];
William de Elsing’s, [248]
Wilson, Thomas, [338]
Wimbledon, Richard, [42]
Winchelsey, Robert, Archbishop of Canterbury, [413]
Winchester, [20], [182], [198], [301];
Bishop of, [299]-309;
House, [346];
Marquis of, [346]
Wincock, [33]
Windsor, [15], [47]
Wines, [96]
Winter, Nicholas de, [96]
Winton, Nicholas de, [27]
Witches, trial of, [191]
Witham, in Bath, [246]
Withers, Frederick John, [261];
Henry Thomas, [261]
Wodestok, [44], [46]
Wolsey, Cardinal, [136], [211], [331], [332], [356]
Women, [92]
Woodstock, Thomas of, [60], [62]
Wood Street, [330]
Woodville, Elizabeth, [210], [221], [293], [294]
Wool Wharf, Tower Ward, [415]
Worcester, John, Earl of, [380]
Worcester, [189];
House of Order of Penitence at, [368];
Guilds, [111]
Wren, Sir Christopher, [307]
Wriothesley, Sir Thomas, [346]
Wunibald, [179]
Wyat, [302]
Wyclyf, [145], [152], [182], [344], [356]
Wykeham, William de, [235]
Wynford, Thomas de, [368]
Wyngaerde, [346], [358]
Wythred, King of Kent, [234]
Wyse, William, [268]
York, [182];
Duke of, [356], [414];
Archbishop of, [62]
Ypres, [35];
William of, [336]

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