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  • Baselard, 352
  • Basset, Robert, 140;
  • Hill, 237;
  • Ward, 215
  • Brembre, Nicolas, 77, 80, 84, 86, 259
  • Brembres, the, 217, 359
  • Brereton, Humphrey, 271
  • “Bretasche,” 65
  • Breton pirates, 266
  • Bretoun, John, 73
  • Brewer, William, 15
  • Breweries, 234
  • Brewers, 259
  • Bridewell, 241, 242, 245, 364
  • Bridge Estate, the, 303
  • Bridge House, the, 185
  • Bridge Row, 174, 238
  • Bridges—Bow, 162;
  • Fleet, 235;
  • Holborn, 167;
  • London, 6, 33, 37, 45, 46, 52, 55, 82, 89, 93, 94, 108, 112, 124, 129, 131, 133, 135, 142, 143, 144, 167, 174, 178, 185, 190, 192, 228, 236, 244, 251, 341, 346, 350, 370, 388, 389
  • Bridge Street, 118, 174, 242
  • Bristol, 200
  • Brittany, 202, 168, 198;
  • St. Martin le Grand, 60, 120, 174, 226, 228, 239, 361;
  • St. Martin, Ludgate Hill, 246;
  • St. Martin Outwich, 246;
  • St. Martin’s, Vintry, 169;
  • St. Mary-le-Bow, 64, 226;
  • St. Mary Magdalene, 181;
  • St. Mary Matfelon, 164;
  • St. Mary Mounthaw, 171;
  • St. Mary of Grace, 99;
  • St. Mary Overies, 234, 364;
  • St. Mary Somerset, 169, 171;
  • St. Mary Spital, 98;
  • St. Mary Staining, 169;
  • St. Mary Stanigeslane, 370;
  • St. Michael, 50, 169;
  • Cornhill, 118, 180, 356;
  • St. Nicholas, Cole Abbey, 171, 181;
  • St. Olave, 178;
  • St. Oswyth, 100, 239;
  • St. Paul’s Cathedral, 7, 11, 24, 50, 55, 62, 74, 76, 85, 86, 100, 104, 105, 107, 109, 118, 119, 136, 145, 166, 176, 180, 182, 184, 226, 240, 241, 244, 327, 332, 379;
  • St. Peter, 64, 99, 169, 74
  • Cock Lane, Smithfield, 274, 275
  • Cocke, Thomas, 127
  • Codesfold, Richard de, 370
  • Coffeur, Henry le, 368;
  • Matilda, 368
  • Coggeshale, Abbay of, 96
  • Coinage of golden pennies issued, 33
  • Coins, 200
  • Coke, Alderman Sir Thomas, 139, 140, 141, 224
  • Colchestre, Gilbert de, 368
  • Cold Harbour, 180, 245
  • Colechurch, Peter of, 6
  • Coleman Street, 235, 239
  • Colet, 222
  • Collections of a London Citizen, 112
  • College Hill, 245
  • College of Priests, 263
  • College Street, 239
  • Colleges, Law, list of, 325;
  • Sion, 97;
  • God’s House, 97;
  • of Christ, 97;
  • of the Holy Spirit, 97
  • Colman, 331
  • Cologne, 205, 390
  • Commissioner, the King’s, 54
  • Common Council, the, 70, 230
  • “Common Hunt,” the, 165
  • Common Seal, the, 52
  • Common Serjeant, the, 352
  • Commons of the City, the, 33
  • Commune, Chief Magistrate of the, 14;
  • establishment of the, 13;
  • granting of the, 11
  • Companies’ Halls, the, 236, 245, 270
  • Companies, lending money to the King, list of, 213
  • Conduits, 24, 43, 50, 97, 125, 205, 233, 235, 359;
  • the Great, 38, 125, 174, 234, 235;
  • the Little, 125, 391
  • Eleanor, Queen, 239, 323
  • Elizabeth, Edward IV.’s Queen, 139
  • Elizabeth Lucy, the Lady, 154
  • Elizabeth Moring, 274
  • Elizabeth, Queen, 45, 208, 294
  • Elizabeth of York, 271
  • Elms at Smithfield, the, 45
  • Elsing, Robert, 344
  • Elsinge, William, 97
  • Eltham, 323
  • Eltham, Sir John de, 56
  • Ely, 33
  • English, John, 267
  • Epidemics of the Middle Ages, 343
  • Erber, the, 245, 259
  • Erigena, 331
  • Eslingen, 345
  • Essex, 81, 94, 164, 297, 312;
  • the Commons of, 129
  • Essex House, 184
  • Essexe, Agnes de, 366, 368
  • Este, Robert, 129
  • Estfield, 263
  • Estfried, Sir William, 97
  • Ethelred, 205
  • Ethelred II., 388;
  • Earl of Mercia, 165
  • Euisham, the Abbay of, 96
  • Eustace of Boulogne, 278
  • Eustace, the Monk, 188
  • Evesham, 33
  • Evesham, Richard de, 73
  • Exchequer, the, 213
  • Execution of traitors, 17
  • Executions, 42, 45, 55, 82, 93, 94, 105-107, 117, 118, 120, 124, 130, 132, 136, 138, 140, 144, 215, 349
  • Exeter, 200;
  • charter of, 264;
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  • Free Chamber of the King of England, 43
  • Free Trade, 71, 94
  • French Chronicle, the, 48, 49, 53, 55
  • French, the, 136;
  • landing of, 272
  • Friars Minors, the, 197, 232
  • Friars Preachers, 55, 57
  • Friday Street, 172, 254
  • Fripperers, 192
  • Froissart, 284, 285
  • Fuatard, John, 364
  • Fuel, 193;
  • charcoal and seacoal, 253
  • Furniture, and construction of a London citizen’s house, 247;
  • list of household goods, 257;
  • of a mediÆval house, 255;
  • tables, 294
  • Furnivall, 299, 376
  • Furnival’s Inn, 233
  • Furriers, 232
  • Fynesbury, the Mayor of, 56
  • Gairdner’s Introduction to the Paston Letters, 127 note
  • Galley Quay, 209
  • Galley Wharf, 239
  • Gamage, 222
  • Gambling, 318
  • Games and sports, “New Fair,” 292;
  • list of, 307, 318
  • Garbodesham, Hachard de, 366-367
  • Garden, the Drapers’ , 315
  • Gardens, 315
  • Garlande, John de, 258
  • Garlick Hithe, 238, 239
  • Garter, the Knight of the, 121
  • Gascoigne, 358
  • Gascony, 72, 299
  • Gates, Sir Geoffrey, 141
  • Gates—
  • the City, 37, 41, 49, 93, 94, 101, 226, 230, 239;
  • Aldgate, 162, 164;
  • Aldersgate, 166;
  • Bishopsgate, Holy Land, the, 35
  • Holy Trinity Priory, 332
  • “Holyrood,” 310
  • Holywell Nunnery, the, 165
  • Honey Lane, 234, 238
  • Hood, Robin, 361
  • Horn, John, 35
  • Horne, Robert, 129, 130
  • Hornsey, 153
  • Hosier Lane, 174
  • Hospitals—
  • Bridewell, 363;
  • Bethlehem, 352;
  • Christ’s, 363;
  • Foundling, the, 234;
  • St. Anthony’s, 192;
  • St. Bartholomew’s, 97, 166, 363;
  • St. John, 344;
  • St. Katherine’s, 11;
  • St. Thomas, 363;
  • St. Thomas Acon, 97, 126
  • Houndsditch, 164
  • Houses, 184, 341, 342;
  • of the retailer, 248;
  • of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, 251
  • House of Converts, the, 23
  • House of Fame, 65
  • House of Lords, 124
  • House of St. Mary of Bethlehem, 165
  • House of the Sorores Minors, 162
  • Householders of London, 393
  • Howard, Lord, 150
  • Hugh de Hoddone, 366
  • Hugh le Bever, 257, 287
  • Hume, Master John, 117
  • Humphrey, Sir, 129
  • Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, 114, 115, 116, 118;
  • and the City, 119, 327
  • Hungary, 345
  • Hunsdon House, 216
  • Huntingdons, the, 197, 245
  • Huntyngdon, 96
  • Hustings, the, 52, 264
  • Hymn of Praise to the Virgin, the sailor’s, 190
  • Hythe, the, 186, 357, 388
  • Icanhoe, 1 i>
  • the Earl of, 54, 62, 325;
  • Sir Thomas de, 56
  • Lancastrians, 136, 137, 138
  • Landlord and tenant, relation between, in City, 254
  • La Newe Were, 390
  • Lanfare, Henry de, 370
  • Lanfranc, 337
  • Langland, 231, 291, 293
  • Langley, 15
  • Langton, Walter, Bishop of Chester, 47
  • Large, Robert, 98
  • “La Sheelde,” 265
  • Latimer, 107
  • Latimer, Lord, 75
  • “Latin Christianity,” 85, 86
  • Latoun or latten, laton, 258
  • “Lawless Church,” the, 56
  • Lawsuit, Scrope v. Grosvenor, 172
  • Lawyers, Rules concerning, 396
  • Layamon, 332
  • Lay-stalls, 229
  • Lazar Houses, building of, 68
  • Leadenhall Street, 177
  • Leadenhall, the, 307, 118
  • Le Bever, 256
  • Lede Hall, the, 56
  • Leeds Castle, 354
  • Leg, John, 82
  • Legate, the, 25, 33
  • Legge, Thomas, 224
  • Leicester, 205;
  • Earl of, 30, 127, 320
  • Leigh, Sir Thomas, 224
  • Lent, 302
  • Leofwin the Portreeve, 224
  • Leper Hospital, the, 20
  • Lepers, 191, 192, 336
  • Leprosy, 68
  • Lesnes, the Castle of, 117
  • Letters—re apprentices, 266;
  • demanding taxes, etc., 265;
  • Patent, 268;
  • re Piracies, etc., 265;
  • postage and carriage of, 288;
  • recommendatory, 268
  • Levant, the, 189
  • Lewes, 32, 381, 394
  • Memorials of London, 49, 256
  • Mercer (the pirate), 79, 188, 266
  • Mercers, 136, 259, 263
  • “Merchant Adventurers,” 206, 208, 266;
  • Incorporation of the, 189
  • Merchant Gild, the, 204
  • Merchants, 14, 19, 35, 39, 63, 80, 94, 130, 141, 186, 188, 189, 204, 214, 391;
  • foreign, 42, 204, 208, 388;
  • the Hanseatic, 37, 266, 388, 391;
  • of Picardy, Normandy, 390;
  • of Provence, 391;
  • social position of English, 223
  • Merton, the Abbay of, 96
  • Merton Priory, 278
  • Merton, Walter de, 35, 36
  • Mewsgate, the, 38
  • Middlesex, 59, 60, 307;
  • the Forest of, 312
  • Mile End, 81, 168
  • Mile End Road, 69, 130
  • Milk Street, 238, 245
  • Milman, 85, 86
  • Mincing Lane, 239
  • Minories, 239
  • Mints, 200
  • Miracle Plays, 316
  • Monastic Houses, architecture of, 246
  • Monasticon, Steven’s, 330
  • Money, value of, 303
  • Moneyers of London, the, 200
  • Monks, 330-332
  • 357;
  • Charter, 264;
  • Earl of, 38;
  • Mayor, 264;
  • University, 327
  • Oxford Court, St. Swithin’s Lane, 245
  • Oxford Street, 293
  • Oynter, Michael, 6
  • Paddington, 38
  • Padington, John de, 55
  • Padua, 343
  • Page, Henry, 366
  • Pakington, Robert, 224
  • Palaces, 240-245—
  • Baynard’s Castle, 17, 82, 138, 154, 155, 182, 238, 245, 259, 322, 364;
  • Bishop’s Palace, 136, 141;
  • Bridewell, 184;
  • Durham House, 24;
  • Kennington, 70, 77, 90, 242, 244;
  • King’s House, Westminster, 240;
  • called “the Mews,” 140;
  • Savoy, 77;
  • Tower of London, 240, see also Tower;
  • Westminster, 237
  • Pancras Lane, 238
  • Panimo Guilliemi, 209
  • Pannere, Wiliam le, 369
  • Panyer Alley, 120
  • Parchissor, the Abbay of, 96
  • Pardon Churchyard, 289, 344;
  • chapel in the, 7
  • Paris, 124, 319, 350;
  • Provost of, 357
  • Paris, Matthew, 26, 28, 210, 212, 241, 312, 319, 332
  • Parliaments, 28, 30, 32, 48, 57, 72, 38, 73, 126
  • Science and Literature of the Middle Ages, 248
  • Scold’s Bridle, the, 356
  • Scone, the sacred stone of, 48
  • Scotland, 44, 202, 251, 358
  • Scotland, the King of, 69, 358
  • Scotus, John, 331
  • Scrop, Geoffrey le, 53
  • Scrope, Lord, 107
  • Seacoal Lane, 193, 253
  • Segrave, John, 45
  • Segrave, Stephen de, 57
  • Seldam, 64
  • Selds, the, 254
  • Seliot, Adam, 365
  • Serjeants, 336
  • Serle, Robert, 21
  • Serle, William, 94
  • Sevenoke, Sir William, 97, 99
  • Sevenokes, the, 129, 217, 263
  • Seville, 354
  • Seynt Augustyns, Abbay of, 96
  • Seynt, David of Salisbury, the See of, 96
  • Seynt Osiys, Abbay of, 96
  • Shakespeare, 129, 291
  • Sharpe, 49, 53, 79, 100, 124, 142, 146, 303
  • Sharpe, Jack, 124
  • Sharpe’s London and the Kingdom, 142, 152
  • Shaw, Dr., 153, 154
  • Shaw, John, 240
  • Sheriffs, 12, 14, 15, 18, 19, 22, 32, 34, 36, 39, 44, 45, 51, 53, 54,
  • 59, 60, 61, 69, 171, 174, 177, 191, 207, 231, 234, 237, 294, 342, 389
  • Thanet, the Earl of, 245
  • Thanet, the Foreland of, 73
  • Theobald, 278
  • Theodric, 242
  • Thierceville, 277
  • Thieves Down, 350
  • Thomas Bikering, 95
  • Thomas of Ely, 332
  • “Thomas of Winchelsee,” the, 67
  • Thomas of Woodstock, 80
  • Thomas, son of Hugh Atte Bow, 278
  • Thomas Turberville, 33, 357
  • Thompson, Alderman, 224
  • Thorold Rogers, 202
  • Thorlestan, 362
  • Thorney Island, 167
  • Three Fifteenth-Century Chronicles, 133
  • Throgmorton Street, 245
  • Tiesle (Thiel), 389
  • Tilt Yard, Whitehall, 325;
  • Westminster, 326
  • Titus Oates, 104
  • Todd, 258
  • Tolls, 94, 228
  • Tonge, William, 279
  • Tongs, 334
  • Tothill Fields, 21, 64, 67, 325, 360
  • Tottenham Court Road, 107
  • Toulouse, 288
  • “Tourhille,” 82
  • Tourney, the Abbay of, 96
  • Tournaments, 101;
  • at Cheapside, 63
  • Tower, the, 11, 25, 31, 33, 39, 40, 42, 43, 45, 59, 65, 73, 81, 82, 90, 137, 139
  • Warton, 280
  • Warwick, Duke of, 128;
  • the Earl of, 43, 48, 121, 122, 136, 137, 140, 141, 142, 143, 247, 259, 358
  • Warwick House, 245;
  • Lane, 245
  • Watling, 239
  • Watling Street, 167, 174, 177
  • Watlyng, John, 352
  • Wat Tyler, 81, 82, 126, 132, 133, 206, 285
  • Wayfaring Life, 362
  • Weald of Kent, the, 209
  • Weather, the, 23
  • Weavers, disfranchisement of, 14
  • Weavers’ Guild, the disfranchised, 13
  • Weirs, removal of, 12, 23
  • Wells, 188
  • Wells, Sir John, 97, 263, 325
  • Welsh, the, 358
  • Wendover, Roger of, 15, 16
  • Wengrave, John de, 57
  • Westminster, 20, 26, 30, 32, 33, 36, 44, 50, 64, 89, 91, 101, 103, 104, 108, 109, 116, 117, 118, 125, 129, 135, 136, 139, END OF VOL. I.


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    FOOTNOTES:

    1 “The old,” i.e. “Senex.” It has been suggested that this is a Latin rendering of the name Vyel.

    2 Say = a kind of serge.

    3 Gairdner, Introduction to the Paston Letters.

    4 In 1462 the Earl of Warwick was Lord High Admiral, in the following year his brother the Earl of Kent succeeded him, in the same year he was superseded in favour of the Duke of Gloucester; in 1470 Warwick was again Admiral, in 1471 Richard succeeded him.

    5 Londina Illustrata, vol. i.

    6 Buy (Flemish).

    7 Candlewick Street, now Cannon Street.

    8 Cologne.

    9 Knightes Tale, p. 177, quotation from Sloan MS.

    10 Joseph Strutt, Sports and Pastimes of the English People.

    11 Steven’s edition of Dugdale’s Monasticon.—Ed.

    12 A kind of knife worn at the girdle.—Ed.






                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

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