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Burgh, William de, 138, 139, 141, 142

Caermarthen, Rees and John at, 25

Cambridgeshire ravaged, 257, 278

Camville, Gerard de, 31, 33, 35

Canterbury, John at, 118;

disputed election to see, 119–121;

archbishops of, see Baldwin, Hubert, Langton

Carlisle attacked by Alexander, 260;

siege of, 273

Carrick, Duncan, lord of, 152

Carrickfergus, siege of, 152

Casamario, abbot of, 94, 100

Casinghem, William of, 280

Castles in John’s lands, 26, 27;

disputes between John and Longchamp about, 31–35;

royal, John’s designs on, 39, 41;

the barons’, demanded by John, 80

Cathal Carrach O’Conor, king of Connaught, 139

Cathal Crovderg O’Conor, king of Connaught, 139, 142

ChÂlus, siege of, 56

Charter of Henry I., 211, 219–221;

the Great, 233–236;

quashed by the Pope, 246

ChÂteau-Gaillard, 55, 94;

siege of, 95;

attempted relief, 96, 97;

fall, 100

ChÂteauroux, siege of, 20, 21

Chester, muster at, 158

Chester, Ralf, earl of, 50, 250, 252162;

helps William the Lion, 163;

orders inquests into services, etc., ib.;

seizes men of Cinque Ports, ib.;

alliance with Otto, 164–166;

league against France, 166, 167;

prepares to go to Gascony, 167;

to Wales, 169;

hangs Welsh hostages, ib.;

returns to London, ib.;

interview with Peter of Pontefract, 170;

demands hostages from the barons, 171;

and a quit-claim from the clergy, 172;

relations with barons in Ireland, ib., 173;

renews negotiations with Rome, 174;

preparations for defence of England, 176–178;

offers terms to Innocent, 178;

agreement with Pandulf, 179;

homage to the Pope, 180;

alleged embassy to Morocco, footnote 806;

league with Flanders, 185, 186;

receives Langton, 187;

his expedition checked, 188, 189;

schemes of vengeance, 189;

homage to legate, 190;

conference with barons and bishops, 191;

orders elections to churches, 192, 193;

truce with the Welsh, 193;

comment on Geoffrey Fitz-Peter’s death, 194;

summons “men of the shire” to council, 195;

receives homage of count of Flanders, 196;

goes to Poitou, ib.;

success in Aquitaine, 197;

negotiations with the Lusignans, 197–199;

victory at Nantes, 200;

wins Angers, ib.;

betrayed at La Roche-au-Moine, 201, 202;

his continental allies, 202;

their defeat, 203;

summons forces from England, ib.;

truce with Philip, 204, 205;

returns to England, John lands at, 114

Leicester, Robert, earl of, 25, 100

Leinster granted to Earl Richard de Clare, 12;

to William the Marshal, 149

Le Mans, Henry II. and John at, 22;

Arthur and Philip at, 61;

regained by John, 63

Leominster burnt, 150

Limerick, city, struggles of Irish and Normans for, 13, 15;

won by the “English,” 138;

William de Burgh custodian of, ib.;

transferred to De Braose, 141;

resumed by the Crown, 144;

restored to De Braose, 145

Limerick, kingdom of, 14, 15

Limerick, honour of, granted to William de Braose, 139, 140;

confiscated, 154

Limoges, Guy, viscount of, 76, 87

Lincoln, William of Scotland does homage at, 78;

taken by barons, 232, 273;

castle besieged, 31, 276;

bishop of, see Hugh

Lincolnshire ravaged by barons, 273;

by John, 279

Llywelyn ap Jorwerth, prince of North Wales, 135, 157–159, 167

Loches surrendered to Philip Augustus, 113

London supports John against Longchamp, 39;

election of mayor granted to, 228, 229;

joins the barons, 229;

suburbs fired, 258;

interdicted, 262, 270;

welcomes Louis, 270;

councils in, 42, 100, 103, 125, 189, 190, 206, 211;

mayor of, see 595

Planes, Roger de, footnote 129, 39, footnote 595

Plough-tax, 73

Poer, Robert le, 14

Poitou, its feudal position, 69;

attacked by the Lusignans, 79;

submits to Philip Augustus, 103;

John in, 114

Pommeraye, Jocelyn de la, 14

Popes, see Alexander, Innocent, Lucius, Urban

Porchester, muster at, 186

Port, Adam de, 150

“Port Alaschert,” 115

Portsmouth, musters at, 107, 113

PrÉaux, Peter des, 89, 99, 101, 102

Presentation, inquiry concerning rights of, 163

Puiset, Hugh of, bishop of Durham, 42, 46

Quincy, Saher de, earl of Winchester, 254, 257, 292

Radepont, sieges of, 85, 97, 98

Raymond the Fat, 13, 16, 138

Reading, meeting of king and bishops at, 191

Rees ap Griffith, prince of South Wales, 25, 26

Reginald, sub-prior of Canterbury, 119, 120

Richard, duke of Aquitaine, 1, 9;

king of England, 24, 25, 44, 47–56, 164

Richard, son of King John and Isabel, footnote 575, 284

Richard, son of King John, 196

Richard, bishop of Chichester, 285

Richard of London, constable of Cork, 15

Ridel, Stephen, footnote 272

Warwick, earl of, 65

Waterford held by Henry II., 12, 14;

county of, 153

Wells, Hugh of, 106

Wexford held by Henry II., 12, 14

Whitchurch, muster at, 158

William the Lion, king of Scots, 36, 66, 73, 78, 132–134, 162, 169

Winchester, meetings of John and Longchamp at, 31, 32;

John absolved at, 187;

burnt, 271;

taken by Louis, ib.;

bishop of, see Roches

Winchester, earl of, see Quincy

Windsor, council at, 42;

castle betrayed to John, ib.;

sieges of, 46, 276, 277

Woodstock, homage of Welsh princes to John at, 136

Worcester, Philip of, 17

Worcester, John buried at, 285

Wrotham, William de, 193

York, John at, 124;

rising at, 259;

siege of, 263;

mayor of, ib.;

archbishop of, see Geoffrey