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Penbrok, Penebrok, Pembrok, David de, 316, 354. Roger de, 353. , Master Walter de, 135, 354. Pencorsen, Gwrin, 327. Peuebrigg, Penebrugg, Henry de, 190, 352, 360, 361, 404, 442. Penecestre, Stephen de, constable of Dover castle and warden of the Cinque Ports, 7, 10, 12, 48,50,67,60,85,89,92,111, 116, 119, 121, 128, 139, 140, 154, 155, 156, 178, 185, 197, 201, 236, 257, 259, 262,266, 267, 276, 277, 284-288, 290- 292 297, 299, 312, 326, 338, 342, 345, 349, 3.i0, 379, 389, 399, 400, 410,412- 414, 437, 445, 451, 468, 469, 47.3-475. , , Margaret his wife, 437. Peniug, Robert, 34. Penington, Penyngtou, Alan de, 219. , Alan son of Thomas de, 222. Penkridge, Penkriz [co. Stafford], prebend of, 108. Penkriz. See Penkridge. Penllyn, Pentlin [co. Merioneth], 225. Penne, Hugh de la, prebendary of Bridgenorth, 143. Penreth. See Penrith. Penrez, Robert de, 317. Penrhos ? Penros [co. Monmouth] , St. Michael, church of, 75. Penrith, Penreth [co. Cumberland], 69. Pentecostes, Andrew, 197. Peuteneye. See Pentney. Pentlyn. See Penllyn. Pentney, Penteney [co. Norfolk], prior and convent of, 30. Peny, Nicholas, 20, 21. , Robert, 18, 67. Penyngton. See Penington. Percehay, John, 263. See Percy. Perceval, Roger, 128. Percy, Eleanor de, 327. , John de, 391. , Robert de, 217, 219, 312. William de, constable of Scarborough Castle, 33,115, 144, 190. See Percehay. Pere, Peter de, 241. , Sibyl de la, 226. Perel, Thomas de, 326. , , Alice wife of, 326. Peremort, Walter de, 435. Perejiunt, Henry de, 235. Perer, Robert du, 467. Peres, Gerard, 37. Pereton, William de, 59. Perewez, John, 51. Pergorz, Gerard de, 25. Perham. AVilliam de, 410. Perigeux, diocese of, 113, 231. GENERAL INDEX. the kinjj's quarrels with, 113, 144. , seneschal of. See Saja, Brun fie; Vcntndour, Eblo, vicomte of. , coiintof, 447. See Pergorz. John, 36. Henry, 474, 475. , Knlph, 217. Persore [co. Worcester], 7a, 345. , Henry, abbot of, 345. , abbot and convent of, 227. .John fiz la, 243. See Pershore. Persian, 132. [St. John], town of, 26. William de, 213, 434. , , presented to Portland, 399. See also Piriton. [Petersfield, co. Hants], Liimbardus de, Jew, 429. Pervethelath, Wales, four cantreds of, 232. [Petri?] Keyuer, 214. John le, 413, 467. , , Juliana wife of, 413, 467. , John le, of Brandon, 466. , , William his brother, 466. , William le, 15. See Pessoner. [in Winterbourn], co. Gloucester, 438. Peshoner, Pesshoner, Pesshuner, William le, 35, 37, 38, 39, 65. Geoffrey son of Robert le, 223. , Gilbert le, 269. , Hughle, 234. , John le, 474. , Ralph le, 291. Master Robert le, 92. , Robert le, 243. , Master William le, 230. John son of, 381. , Reginald son of, 108, 153, 177, 221. sou of Reiner, Thomas sou of, 243. Burg [co. Northampton], 220, 474. , abbot of. 60, 242, 385. , prior and convent of, 45. , Richard London, abbot of, 46, 47. , Robert de Sutton, abbot of, 45. Petresfeud [co. Hants], 456. See Pertresfeld. North, Northperton [co. Somerset], 100. South, Sutperton [co. Somerset], hundred of, 401. Potiugar, William, 263,267. Robert, 267. James le, 23. , John le, 38, 276, 470. [co. Northumberiancl], 395. Petresfeud. See Petersfield. Petri, Dulcibonus, 130. Hugh, 133, 163. Petronilla, Luke son of, 349. Pette, Baldwin de la, 20. See Putte. Pettested, John de, 344. Peuere, Alexander de la, lord of Bergerac and Gensac, 230, 231. Pevenese, Richard de, 205, 344. Pevensey, Pevenese, Pevese [co. Kent], 71, 149. Peverel, honor of, 418, 473. Peverel, Hugh, 217, 333, 404. Pevese. See Pevensey. Peyforer, Fulk, 6, 32, 102, 240. Peyn. See Pyn. Peynfetiz, John, 34. Peyntou. See Paignton. Peyntur, Peter le, 179. Peyse, Nicholas de la, lu7. Peytevin. See Peitevyn. Peyton, John de, 402. Phileby, Adam de, 218. See Wilgheby. Philip HI., king of France. 94, 14 7, 191, 286, 306, 310. Philip, Phelipe, Felipe ap Meuric ap David, 434. , Hugh, 465, 466. , Richard son of, 28. Philippo, Bonus Johannisde. Sec Johanuis. , Bonus Jeninus de, 16. , Bonachamus de, 13. Piacenza, 52, 157, 195, 381. , merchants of, 13, 16, 53. , bcoti of. See Scoti. Picard, Pikard, Garin, 19. , John, 141. , Roger, 217. Picheford, Piccheford, Pycheford, Geoffrey de, constable of the castle of Windsor, 2, 3, 33, 71, 83, 139, 181, 193, 211, 337, 276, 287, 288, 290, 292, 293, 311, 323, 333, 340. 348, 351, 352, 359, 390, .391, 406, 408, 422, 446, 467, 471-473. ..., John de, 139,298. Pickering [co. York], letters patent dated at, 398. Picutelli, Stephen, 214. Pigge, Pik, Richard, 265, 266. Pignera, 135. Pik. See Pigge. Pykar, Walter, 14. Pikard. See Picard. Pikeman, Ralph, 58. , Robert, 53. Pikerel, John, 165. Pikering, Pykering, Robert de, 366. , Master William de, 280, 366. See Pickering. GENERAL INDEX. 583 Pikeslegh, Richard son of Richard de, 430. Piket, James, 52. , Wariu, 52. Pilardinton, Simon de, parson of Bulipgeworth, 413. Pilemund, Ralph, 20. Pilgrimage, 160, 186, 209, 330, 452. See Santiago; St. Thomas the Martyr. Pimme, John, 116. Pincerna. See Butler. Pinchehast, Thomas, 410. Pinchepol, John de, 88. Pinibus, William Reimundi de. See Reimundi. Pinkeny, Henry de, 160, 169, 170. , Robert de, 427. Pinnockshire, Pynnekskire, co. Gloucester, 154. Pioniis, John de, 352. Pipevrell, Pippewell, co. Northampton, abbev of, 122. , abbot and convent of, 216, 224, 234. Piriton, William de, 370. See also Perton. Pisa. See Pysa. Piscis, Hugh, 132. Pistoja, merchants of, 91, 92, 194, 214. Pistoria, Pistorio, James de, 194, 395. , Landus de, 320. , , of Pistoja, 358, 401. Pitte, Hamo, 121. Piulesdon, Pywelesdon, Pulisdou, Roger de, 342. , Master Thomas de, 92, 94, 140. Place, Wydanus de la, 32, Placentia, Plesencia, Periuus de, 125. , Reginald de, 125, 157. , 5ee Piacenza. , Scotus de, 85. , , society of, 85. See also Scoti. Plaunt, Geoffrey, 38. , John de la, 34. , Richard de la, 34. Plea Rolfs, 171. Plesencia. See Placentia. Ple. setio, Hugh de, 11, 202, 217, 221, 463. , Robert de, 31. Pleynes, le, on the confines of Liucoln,Rutland, and Leicester, 178. Pleysant, Richard, 461. Plogenet, Plukenet, Plokenet, Plugenet, Alan de, 8. 12, 189, 241,26.5, 374. Plokenet. See Plogenet. Ploket, Hugh, 136. See Plokenet. Plukenet, See Plogenet. Plumber, Laurence dc, 342. Plumesyard, Wilham de, 461. Plumpton [co. Cumberland], 69. [co. Northampton], church of, 40. , Walter de, 42, 264, 265, 342. Plumstead, Plumsted, co. Kent, 401. .. [co. Kent?], township of, 448. Plumsted [Plumstead, co. Norfolk], William de, 179. Pocklington, Pokelington [co. York], 386, 418, 439. Poclichurch. See Pucklechurch. Pocok, Robert, 446. Podio, Podyo, Henry, Henrigo de, 215, 319, 354-356. , Raymond de, 309. , Rolandinus de, or Orlandinus de, merchant of Lucca, 106, 125, 131, 150, 153, 196, 199, 201, 203, 208- 210, 212-214, 218, 235, 241, 256- 259, 261, 265, 269, 272-274, 276,278, 280-283, 295, 297-301, 303-308, 310- 313, 319-323, 326, 330, 334, 336, 354- 356, 358, 361, 362, 366-368, 370, 375, 378, 380, 382, 390-396, 400-402, 404, 415, 418-423, 425, 436, 438, 440, 44. 445. 446, 448-450, 458. , Ernaldinus de, 261. , , keeper of the exchange of London, 312. See Lucca. Podyham, Thomas de, 445. Peer, Pouere, Poure, Desederata le, abbess of Killeban, 197. John le, 74, 215. , Richard le, 178, 292, 338. , Robert le, 402. , Thomas, 345. , William le, 432. Poitiers, diocese of, 271. Poitou, Joan, countess of, 286. Pokelington See Pocklington. Pokes, William, 14. , Martin his fellow, 14. Pokrely [co. Durham], 201. Pole. See Poole. Pole, Nicholas de la, 15, 330. Robert de, 337. Walter de la, 226. Polenvill, Thomas de, 35. Poles worth [co. Warwick], St. Edith's, Albreda de Canvill, abbess of, 188. ...; priors and nuns of, 186. , Sarra de Mamecestre, abbess of, 186. Poleter, Thomas le, 252. Polhampton [co. Hants], 386, 388, 438, 489. Poling, Paling, co. Sussex, hundred of, 39. Polingfold, John de, 376, 399. Pollard, Adam, 179. , John, 392, 420. , Richard, 428. Polle, William, l'67. , , Matilda his wife, 267. INDEX. Porter, Portur, Geoffrey le, 317. , Henry le, 407. , Hugh le, 267. John le, 463. , Nicholas le, of Bordeaux, crida of the Isle of Oleron., 299. , Reginald le, 345, , Robert le, 24, 35. , Roger le, 444. , Simon le, 176. Poi-tes, Hugh de, 440. Portesmue, Walter de, parson of Codington, 388. Portiutou, Thomas de, 470. Portland [co. Dorset], church of, 399. Porto, Richard, cardinal bishop of, 274, 275, 279. See also Kilwardby, Richard, de. Portsmouth [co. Hants], 71, 162, 269, 439. , bailiffs and good men of, 437. , customs at, 338. , customs of, 342. , prise of wines at, 438, 439. Poste, Hugh le, 312. Pot, Eruald le, IB. Poter, Alexander le, 4 1 4. , Walter le, 414. Poterel. See Pouterel. Pothou, John de, 217. Potingar. See Petingar. Pottere, Richard le, 444. , , Stephen his brother, 444. Pouere. See Poer. Poulton [co. Gloucester], letters patent dated at, 136, 176. [co. Wilts, locally in Gloucester], 456. Pounchardun. See Punchardun. Pouns, Guy de, 65. Pount Edolph, Zachariah de, 256. Poure. See Poer. Pouterel, Poterel, Robert, 103, 278, 312. , Thomas, 117. Powerscourt, or btagonil, Stacouild [co. Wicklow], church of, 154. Poxe, William, 19. Poyde, John, 243, Poylle, Puille, Walter de la, 351, 375. Poyuz, Poinz, Hugh, 189, 211. See Pouns. Poytenye, Reginald de, 19. Prat, Henry, 439. , Salomon, 259. Pratellis, Richard de, 299. Pratis, St. Mary de. See Creake. Pratis, Joau de, 414. Prato, del Pre, Robert, de, 36, 465, 466. Pre. See Prato ; Medwe. Preaux [Calvados] , abbot of, 298. GENERAL INDEX. 585 Preaus, Preus, Joan de, an idiot, 30. , KogtT de, 209, 423. See I'reuis. Pressorium, 271. Prestatyn, CO. Flint? Prestaulton, 283. Prest, Adam le, Alice wife of, 444. Prestbury, Prestebiry [co. Chester], church of, 300. [co. Gloucester], letters patent dated at, 240. Prestebury, John de, 408. Presteclive. See Priestcliff. Preston, church of, 395. Preston, Geoffrey de, 111. , Germanus son of Alexander de, 47. , Gilbert de, 145, 462. , Laurence de, 221. , Richard son of Jordan de, 397. .., William de, 228. Prestre, Richard le, 107. , Robert le, 107. Preuis, John de, 341. Preus. See Preaus. Previdal. See I'rovidalis. Prez, Robert de, 24. Priclowe, Henry de, mayor of Chichester, 107. Pride, Roger, 24, 46. Pridias, Roger, sheriff of Devon, 29, 32. Pridinton, Roger de, 123. Priestecliff, Presteclive, co. Derby, 293. Prigge, Walter, 294. Prik, John, 276. See Pyrke. Prikere, William le, 456. Priour, Robert, 81. Prise, Geoffrey de la, 15. Pritrewell, Ranulph de, 274. Prittlewell, Prittewell [co. Essex], 381. , prior of, .30, 402. , Nicholas de Cokefeld, late prior of Cliffe, prior of, 437. Priur, Henry, 21. Procuratour, John le, 120. Prop, Proppe, John, 18, 51. Proppe, Lambert, 39. Prostitutes, licences to, 204. Provencal, Master William le, physician of Eleanor, the king's mother, 79. Providalis, Previdal, Pruudalis, Providali, Brovidalis, Attonius, Atinus, 13, 16, 52, 125, 354, 358, 401. Provino, Isaac de, Jew, 142. Provins [Seine et Marne], May-faii- of, 132. , fair of St. Ayoul, 98. , fair of, 4. Provost, Henry le, 181, 446. , , Juliana his wife, 181. ,.., John le, 461. , John son of John le, 446. Provost , Richard le, 348. , Robert le, 414,467. Robert son of Robert le, 223. , Thomas le, 467. , , of Edneston, 263. , Walter le, 315. , William le, 347. Provyns T. aac de, Jew of Lincoln, 98. See Provins. Prud, John le, 287. Prude, Walter le, 18. Prudhoe, Prudehou, co. Northumberland, 176. Pruudalis. See Providalis. Pucklechurch, Poclichurch, co. Gloucester, 257. Pucre, William de, 20. Pudylond, Walter de, 445. Puille. See Poylle. Pulci, Puz, society of the, of Florence, 321, 322. Pulcia, Duracius de, 323. See Puz ; Florencia. Puleford. See Pulford. Pulford ? Puleford [co. Chester] , pass of, 258. Pulham, CO. Norfolk, 178. , Puham [co. Norfolk], 238. Pulisdon. See Piulesdon. Pultimor, Henry de, 244. , Richard de, 244, 279. Thomas de, 244. See Poltimore. Pumbyry, Robert de, 269. Punchard, Nicholas de, 445. Punchardon, Pounchardun, Oliver de, 192, 221. Pundere, Pyndere, Thomas le, 414. , Thomas D . . . le, 467. Punfrait. See Poutefract. Punsond, William, i 89. Punt, Philip del, 338. Purcel, Hugh, 353. , William, 383, 412. Purle, Purlee, Ralph de. 111. , Robert de, 27, 148. Purveyance, 180, 181. for thu army, 448. carriage by religious, 219, 226. Puteyse, I'homas, 460. Putte, Pytte, Wlmiu atte, or Wlmyniu, Wolwyn, 21, 35, 36. See Pette. Putteueye, John de, 210. Puy, le, de Podio [Bigorre], bishop of, 231. Puye, Gilbert atte, 168. Puz. See Pulci. Puz, Duracius de, 320. See Pulcia. Pycheford. See Picheford. 586 GENERAL INDEX. Pycot, Pykot, Pypot, John, 326, 446. Peter, 221. Robert, 431. , William, 11, "243. remembrancer of the Exchequer of Dublin, 354. Fvpnche, Robert, 89. I'ygun, Pygoyn, Henry, 412. Hugh, 224. Pyn, Pyne, Peyn, Thomas or Thomas du, sheriff of Devon, -29, 48, 49, 69, 189, 217, 261,262. , Thomas, sheriff of Devon, and constable of Exeter castle, 29. See Payn Pyndere. See Pundere. Fynkeny. See Pinkeny. Pynnok, Robert, 348. , Thomas, 348. Pyo, John de, 141. Pvpard, Pvppard, Ralph, 58, 153,232, 296, 43o", 447. , Sibvl his wife, 153, 232, 296, 430. , Thomas, 462. Pyrke, Henry, 34. . f Pryke. Pyrnbo, Simon de. 294. Pyron, Robert, 345. Pysa, Francis de, 96. Pytte. See Putte. Pyvel, Robert, 414, 467. Pywelesdon. See Piulesdon. Quander, Copin, 37. Quarrere, Quarere, John de la, 27. Michael de la, 32. , Nicholas del, 48. Quan- [Isle of Wight], abbot of, 283, 314, 474. , abbot and convent of, 297. Quarrington, Querendon [co. Bucks], letters patent dated at, 83. , forest of, 250. Quarry, 194. Quatal Jakemin, 25. Quayage, grants of, 374, 398. Quenehagh [Hertford Hundred, co. Hertford], 446. Quenington, Quenynton [co. Gloucester], 260, 261. letters patent dated at, 135, 136, 260, 261, 306, 341, 343, 354. Querele, Henry, 34. , Richard de, 75. Qnerendon. See Quarrington. Queynte, Hugh de, 64. Queynterel, Walter, 226. Quick, John, 15. Quintino, Master Bonettus de, 113, 201. See Sancto Quintino. Quo ivarranto, commissions of, 59, 342-343. , articles of enquiry, 59. Quynoys, John de, 383. Qwinte. See Cointe. Rabaine, Rabayne, Elias de, constable of Corfe castle, 30, 118, 158, 168, 181, 253, 284, 289, 383, 385, 424, 447, 449. , Matilda his wife, 447. Rabbits unlawfully taken, 411. Raby [co. Durham], lord of. See Nevil, Robert de. Raby, Ralph de, 402, 420, 449. Raccheslawe. See Rathsallagh. Rackeleye, Geoffrey de, 474. , Henry de, 474. Reginald de, 474. ,, Walter de, 474. Radcot [co. Oxford], letters patent dated at, 74. Raddesham, Walter de, 383. Rademelde, William de, 222. Radenor, John de, presented to Launvays by Breghenogh, 372. , Master Peter de, 460. Rading, Walter de, 441. , William de, 63. See Reading. Radipole, Rappele, Rippele [co. Dorset], 367. Rafhtafli, co. Kilkenny, 352. Ralegh, Henry de, 153, 219, 342. Raleye, William de, justice of Henry III., 206, 290. Ralph, John son of, de Aisshebum, 416. , , de Haleston, 276. , Robert son of, de Ingoldsby, 291. , , de Luttreworth, 466. , de Monte, 120. , Thomas son of, le Chaumberleng, 178. Ram, Nicholas, 234. , , Hugh his brother, 234. Ramsbury [co. Wilts] , letters patent dated at, 75-77. Ramsey, Ramese [co. Huntingdon], William, "abbot of, 172, 197, 199, 255. , abbot of, 469. Randolf, Randulf, Henry, 396, 446. William, 24. Bandolrtiston. See Hanston. GENERAL INDEX. 587 Randulf. See Randolf. Ranston, Randolveston [co. Dorset], 63, 195. Ranulph, Richard son of, de Eton, 401. Ranyas, John, 20, 38. Rape, 347, 349. Rappele. See Radipole. Ras, AmatuB de. 338, 341. Rasen, Rasene, co. York, 359, 402. Rasen, West [co. York], 400. Rastol, Ralph, 222. Rath, Rethmor, in the deanery of Lechaill, diocese of Down, church of, 161. Rathdowney ? Rathdoueny, co. Kilkenny, 352. Rathekenny, Master Henry de, presented to St. Milling, Raccheslawe, 304. , prebendary of St. Patrick, Dublin, 304. Rathe le. See Ruthealy. Rathsallagh ? Raccheslawe, Rosselawe [co. Wicklow], church of, 4, 304. Ratlesden, Walter de, 233, 394. Rattoo, Rattoy [co. Kerry], St. Peter and St. Paul, Christian, abbot of, 141. Raulyn, meadow in Ganno, Wales, 327. Rauni [Landes?], 283. Ravendale [co. Lincoln], Martin, prior of, 107. Ravene, John son of William, 475. Raveneserd. See Ravenspur. Raveneston, Hugh de, 78. See Ravenstone. Ravenspur, Ravenesrod, Raveneserd [co. York], 137, 208. Ravenstone, Raveneston [co. Bucks], Adam de Wymundele, prior of, 78. , Ralph, canon of, afterwards prior of, 83. Rayer, Ralph le, 376. Rayleigh, Reley, co. Essex, 41, 452. Raym nd, Reymund, Arnulph son of Arnulph de Jousices, 154. , William son of,de Pontefracto, 243. , , Thomas son of, his brother, 244. , , Dionysia daughter of, 244. See Reimundi. Rayneval, Warin de, 27. Reading, Rading [co. Berks], 59, 352, 426. abbey, 128. , abbot of, 81, 364, 408. abbey ui debt, 81. , abbot and convent of, 78. , deanery of, 42. gaol, 364. letters patent dated at, 84. Rearsby, Reresby, co. Leicester, 349. Reda. See Rede. Redbergh, John de, 430. Redbridge, Rudbrigg [co. Hants], pontage for, 129. Bedburn, Alexander de, 329. Redcastle, de Rubeo Castro [co. Hereford], 350. Reda, Rede, John de, 164, 196, 227, 408. , Laurence de, 164. , Richard de, 224. , Robert de, 411. , Robert le, 19. , , John his son, 19. , Simon de, prior of Newport Paguel, 262, 272. , Redd', Simon de, prior of Newport Pagnell, 293. , William de la, 207. Rede, co. Suffolk, 408. Redecambryn [co. Glamorgan?], 56. Redemere, .John de, 410. Redenesse, Walter de, 470. Redesdale, co. Northumberland, forest of, 109. Redeshaui. See Redisham, Redesham, Walter de, 29, 182. Redham, Matthew de, 343. , William de, 469. Redisham, Redesham [co. Suffolk], 182. Redley [co. Durham], 201. Redmerlegh, Rudinerle, Rudmerlegh, Walter de, 88, 318, 325, 367, 383, 438. Redmersham, Peter de, abbot of Faversham, 2,3. Redway [co. Durham], 201. Reginald, John son of, de Sk . . . wik, 293. , Richard son of, de Foston, 435. ..., William son of, le Taillur, 447. Reigate, Reygathe, Reygate, Master John de, escheator north of Trent, afterwards justice, 18, 23, 47, 89, 111, 133, 143, 175-178, 200, 238, 243, 245, 266, 267, 277, 284, 289, 292, 309, 814, 327, 328, 334, 337, 349, 350, 373, 383, 399. Reimundi, Reymuudi, Master William, de Miro Monte, canon of Bazas, proctor of Constance, late the wife of Henry de Alemannia, 310, 311,350, 363,377. , William, de Pinibus, 102. Reiner, Reyner, Rener, king's merchant of Lucca, 326. , See Luka. , Giles son of, 26. , James, 18. , Lambert, 13, 18, 19, 34. , Theobald, 18, 19. , Thomas son of Peter son of, 243. Reineri, Reyner, Reynery, Reynerii, Thaldus or Thedaldus, Thealdus, or Theodald, 39, 93, 94, 214,410. , Bartholomew, 17. , Fortinus, 92. Reinevall, Warin, 52. Reley. See Rayleigh. Bemescumb. See Rentscombe. Rempeston, Geofifreyde, 176. Rendon, Ireland, burgages of, 57. 588 GENERAL INDEX. Rencr. Sec Reinor. Reuluini, Rengbain, co. Essiex, 31. , Nicholas de, 431. Reiiuccini, Maynettiis, 130. Heiitsconibe, Reniescuuib [co. Dorset], lis. Reole, la, livijulu [Gironde], 145. Rcresb '. See Rearsby. Res, Rhys son of Griffith, 211. , , Hocl his brother, 211. , Vaghan,212, 229. Restormcl [co. CorDwall], 292. Retherefeiul, Kicholas dc, 16. Rethmore. See Rath. Rctyr. See Tretire. Reueward, John, 108. Reuyng, Giles de, 36. Rfve, Roger, 224. Revel, Hugh, Master of the Hospitallers and keeper of the poor of Christ, 97, 1] 7. Reveshal, Henry de, 413. Revesone, Henry le, 467. Key, James le. 288. See Roy. Reydou, John de, 402. Reygate, co. Surrey, 414. Reyuies, Hugh de, 1.55. Reyudon. See Roydon. Reynery. See Reineri. Reynvill, Michael de, 54. Rhuddlan, Rothelan [co. Flint], 231, 256, 296, 309, 419. , bailiff of. See Badelesmere, Guncelin, de. ...., burgages in, 259. , castle, works of, 297. , corpus of the castle of, 474. , fee farm of, 324. , works of, Master James, keeper of, 370. , king's meadow of, 370. , letters patent dated at, 221, 227- 231, 233-235; 246, 277. , settlers at, 366. Rhyfiniog, Rowennok, Wales, land of, 232. Rhys Vaghhan. See Res. Riayium, 431. Ribaldi, 355. Ribe, Rybe, Ry ve, Bertram de, 22, 23, 36, 38. Kicardi of Lucca, society of the, 354. Richard, earl of Cornwall, king of Almaiu, or king of the Romans, 4, 9, 409, 465. , , Henry his son, 435. , Daniel sou of, de Cantuaria, 473. , Henry son of, de Astley, 386. , Hugh son of, 330. ., John son of, le Mouner, 233. , Michael son of, le Hyne, 263. , Nicholas son of, de Rungeton, 455. , Richard son of, de Acton, 300. , , de Fickeslegh. 430. Richard, Richard son of , , le Wode, 467. , Roger son of, de Lenton, 430. , Simon sou of, de Kilmehallok, 431. , Thomas son of, 38H. VVilliaiii son of, 434. , le Hyne, 263. , the Tailor, 381. Richards Castle [co. Salop], Robert de lortuo Mari, of. See Mortuo Mari. Riche, Alexander le, 14, 15, 32, 330. Richemund, Rychemurid, Master Adam de, 79, 450. , Roald sou of Roald de, 222. , Rowald de, 373. Richer, Robert, 367. liicherii, Guarvelottus, 129. Richmond, Rychemond [co. York], 81, , Master Geoffrey, archdeacon of, 177. , archdeacon of, 227. See Newark, Master Henry de ; Passclewe, Master Thomas ; Sancto Marco, Master Geoffrey de. , castle of, chapel of, 270. , county of, 386, 387, 438, 439. , earldom of, 94. ..., earl of. See Britannia, John de. , honor of, 112, 233, 234. land of, 471. Rickinghall, Rykinghall, co. Suffolk, 292. Ricoverer, James, 312. Ridale, Philip de, 177, 443. Rievaulx, Ryvall [co. York], abbey of, 152. , abbot of, 264,273. Riggesby, Richard de, Matilda wife of, 326. Rilleston, Eustace de, 255. Ringehale, Henry de, 339. Riugwood, R ngwod, co. Hants, 362, 426, 445. , church of, 54, 77. , letters patent dated at, 77. Rioncio, Peter de, 101. , , William his brother, 101. Ripa, Elena de, 443. Ripariis, Rypariis, John de, 217, 463. , Margery de, 409. , William Arnald de, 141. Rippinghale, John sou of John de, 217. Ripplingham, Ralph de, 317. Ripou [co. York], letters patent dated at, 396. Ripon, Nicholas de, 284. Rippele. See Radipole. Risby, Riseby, co. Lincoln, 410. Riseclyve. See Rushcliffe. Rising [co. Norfolk], letters patent dated at, 423, 469. Risseton, John de, 344. Rissington, Risyndon Basset, co. Gloucester 238. Riston, Adam de, 315. GENERAL INDEX. 589 See Rissington. sport, 404. [Riby, co. Lincoln], Ralph de, 349. Robert le, 400. Roald son of, de Richemnnd, 22-2. to be cleared 200 yards, 270. Master, king's baker, 1G2. , Eudo son of, 405. , Geoffrey son of, le Festur, 223. , Henry son of, 474. , John son of, 474. , Peter son of, de Saltfletby, 4() i. , Philip son of, 294. , Richard son of, le Messer, 180. , , le Tanur, 294. , Robert son of, 331, 405. , , le Provost, 223. , , de Sohales, 422. Roger son of, 328. , Thomas son of, 337. , William son of, de Rotington, 136. Roberty, Alexander, 410. , Richard, 4iO. , Robert, 136. , William, 410. [co. Sussex], abbot ol', :i.S6. , abbot and convent of, 291. See Rothbury. Peter son of Adam le, 1 80. See Roncevaux. Roucestre, co. Stafford, abSot and convent of, 224. John de la, 391. de Rape Cauardi, Eineric, vicomte de, 98. David de, 353. , Richard de, 353. , Thomas de, 353. Rocheford [Charcute In '], fee of in the isle of Oleron, 134. John de, 19. John de, 323. [co. Kent], 36, 280, 31-1. , archdeacon of. See Sanct.) Dioi.isio, John de. , bishop of. See Merton, Walter de. , William, bishop of, 86, 89, 259. , bishop of, 84, 85. , bridge and quays of, 414. , castle of, 376. , walls of, long since burned, 430. , farm of town of, 376. , letters patent dated at, 316, 453. , St. Andrews, prior of, 8fl. See RofFa. co. Essex, hundred of, 41. Routheclyve [co. Cumberland], 395. See Rokesle. Rockingham, Rokingham [co. Xorthiimberland], forest, 215, 216, 403, 434. , letters patent duted at, 325, 399. Rode, John le, 39. Rodemare, John de, 288. Rodes, Sir Gerard de, 112, 139, 143, 187, 217. Rodestan, Walter de, 100. Roding. See Roothing; Rothing. Rodinton, Henry de, 16. Rodue, Thomas son of Alan de, 304. Roffa, Salomon de, justice, 63, 89, 103, 117, 118, 120, 123, 174, 244, 263, 267, 277, 284, 289, 293, 309, 398, 345, 349, 350, 377, 384, 393, 395, 403, 404, 423, 44.', 442, 443, 451, 461-464. , William de, 189. Rogate, Robert de, 76, 308, 329 . Roger, Adam son of William son of, de Newoton, 444. , Elias son of, de Bassingburu, 294. , Godfrey son of, de Gildecote, 345. , John son of, de Fonte, 327. , Richard son of, 116. , Robert son of, 88, 189, 243, 395, 470. , Robert son of, de Wauuton, 417. , Roger son of, le Marchaund, J 63. , Walter son of, le Orfevre, 348. , Williamson of, prior of the hospital of Jerusalem in Ireland, 59, 97. Rogii, Roger, 34. Rogyumpel. See Rougepel. Rokele, Elias de, 468. , Philip, 464. , Philip de la, 211, 382, 399. , Robert de la, 220. See Rokesle. Rokella, Peter Martini de. See Martini. Rokelund. See Rnckland. Rokesle, Rockesle, Rokele, Rockele, Gregory de, 15,23, 26, 81,95, 99, 126, 127,147', 152, 156, 158, 163, 168, 183, 184, 236, 240, 255, 273, 286, 301, 312, 320, 322, 323, 326, 334, 336, 347, 349, 353, 358, 361, 362, 366-368, 370, 371, 375, 378, 380, 382, 389-396, 400-402, 404, 415, 418-423, 425, 435-438, 440, 443, 445, 446, 448-450, 467, 469, 472, 474. , , chamberlain of London and Sandwich, 126. , chamberlain of Loudon, 168. , , mayor of London, 81, 147, 184, 301. , , buyer of the king's wines, 95, 127. , Robert de, 41 1. , Walter de. 431. Roket, Robert, 278. Rokingham. See Rockingham. Roland, Robert, 228. Roldeston, Benedict de, 111. Itollesby, co. Norfolk, advowson of, 324. GENERAL INDEX. Robert de, 447. , William sou of Arnold de, 324. Roger de, 436. Si-e Rowl.stone. Master Angelus de, 209. Hartmann son of the king of tlicSlO. de Urbe, 42.5. , court of, 30, 40, 44, 53, 74. 132, 134, 148, 164. 231, 259, 260, 263, 272, 274, 278, 303,316, 324, 365, 389, 423. 427, 443, 444, 451, 457, 460. , advocate of, 274. William de, 427. See Romney, John de, 109. , prior of Hilsiiigton, IG 1. Nicholas de, 193. , Thomas de, 460. See Romsey. Peter le, 243. Romenal [co. Kent], 48, 71, 107, 136, 149, 331, 469. , farm and bailiffs of, 12. , letters patent dated at, 149, 15( , 151, 179. Romese [co. Hants] , St. Mary's abbey, 357. , abbess and nuns of, 161. , letters patent dated at, 78. Rocedevall, Rossedevall, hospital of, 447. , prior of, 283, 382. Rothiug, Rovng, co. Essex, 173, 414. Agues de, 81. Wales, cantied of, 464, 465. John de, 49. Margaret de, 223. , Nicholas de, 371. Robert de, the younger, 190. , , the elder, 190. , Robert de, 199, 220, 430. .William de, 216,23.5. , William son of Robert de, I'.tO. See Ross, Ireland. Rosconnyl, co. Kilkenny, 353. Rosshcre [King's co. and en. Tipperary], 416. , advowson of, 416. Peter de, 379. Godfrey, 467. Baldwin de, parson of All Saints, Rokelund, 295. , Walkeliu de, 428. Roger, 410. Rosse [co. Wexford], 203, 260. , Ros, Ireland, bishop of. See O'Hullcan, Peter. , , dean and chapter of, 81. , ,, Thomas, canon of, 81. , , Walter, bishop of, 81. Rossedevall. See Roncevaux. Ros,seford, Rossheford, Michael de, 410. Richard de, 410. , William de, 410. Rossegill, John de, 342. Rosselawe. See Rathsallagh . Rossenan, co. Kilkenny. 353. Rosshedeu, Humphrey de, 430. Rosshcre. See Rcscrea. Rossington, Rosyngton [co. York], 64. Rossy, countess of, 445. Rosterlegh, Robert de, 425. Roston, Thomas de, 189. Rosyngton. See Ro.ssington. Rota, (Ido de, 162. , , Gerard his brother, 162. Rote, Gilbert, Ofserewe, 420. Roteware, Adam son of William, 180. Rothbury, Robiry [co. Northumberland], church of, 223. Rothelan. See Rhuddlan. Rotherham [co. York], 302. Rothing, Roding, Geoffrey de, 255, 336. , Henry de, 65. ... See Roothing. Rothley Temple, Rothelegh [co. Leicester], church of, 159. , advowson of, 159. Rotinge, William de, 451. See Rothing. Rotington, William son of Robert de, 136. Rouecestre [? Rochester, Kent], 51. .S "? Rocester. Rouen, merchants of, 17-20, 22-24, 34-36, 38, 50-52, 54. , St. Catherine du Mont, abbot of, 166, 236, 290, 292, 317, 352. , John de Sancto Petro, abbot of, 331. , St. Mary's, dean and chapter of, 123, 188, 317, 323, 323, 335. W. archbishop of, 316,402. Rougepel, Rogyumpel, Rugepeel, Mattheu-, 209, 21.' ,' 300. Rougham, Rucgham [co. Suffolk], church of, 329. Roultou. See Rowton. Roulyston [co. Somerset], 393. Rous, Patrick le, 139. Rowde, Rudes [co. Wilts], church of, 80, 127, Rowennok. See Rhyfiniog. Rowlstone, Rolveston [co. Hereford], 251 . Rowner, Rouenor [co. Hants], 195. Rowton, Roultou [co. Salop], 460. Roxeth [co. Middlesex], 413. Roy, George le, 36. See Rey. Roydon, Reyndon [co. Essex], 461. Royng. See Roothing. GENERAL INDEX. 591 Royston [co. Herts], 468. gaol, 339. letters patent dated at, 192, I9T. Rubeo Castro, de. See Redeastle. Rucgham. See Rougham. Ruckland, Rokelund [co. Lincoln] , church of, 295. Rucote, Fulk de, 338, 342, 416. Rudbrigg. See Redbridge. Rudes. See Rowde. Rudgwick, Rugewik [co, Su.ssex], church of, 152. Rudmerle. See Redmarlegh. Rue [Somme], 306. , burgesses and commonalty of, 4.38. , vicomte of, 388. Rue, Simon de, 353. Rufford, Rughford [co. Notts], abbot of, 5, 395. Ruflfy, William, bailiff of Saintes, 429. Rugeconet, Roger, 451. Rugepeel. See Rougepel. Rughford. See Rufford. Ruhil, Reginald de, 269. Rully, Hubert de, 116. Runcevaus, John de, 348. Runcton, Rungeton [co. Norfolk], church of, 313. Rungeton. See Runcton. Rungeton, Nicholas son of Richard de, 455. Runham [co. Norfolk], William de, 179. Rupe, Eustace de, 383. , , David his brother, 383. Rupe Cauardi, Emeric de, 98, 100, 154, 160, 353, 424. , Matilda his wife, 160. , Guy de, 160. , Sibyl his wife, 160. , Fucald de, 424. , William de, 100. See Rochechouard. Rupella, Richard de, sometime justicirtr - of Ireland, 100. Ru8, Geoffrey le, 433. , Henry le, 327. , , king's larderer, 327. , Henry son of Adam le, 475. , , Richard his brother, 475. , John le, 208, 222. , Patrick le, 161. , Peter le, 23. , Richard le, 467. , Roger le, 15. , Thomas le, 337, 346. , William le, 342,467. Rushall, Rustreshale, co. Wilts, 345. Rushbury [co. Salop], letters patent dated at, 277. Rushcliffe, Riseclyve, co. Notts, hundred of, 136. Russel, Edmund, 408. , Geoffrey, 238, 287, .340, 341. , Gilbert, 159. ... Godfrey, 33. , Henry, 159, 412. , James, 424. , John, 263, 267, 294, 458. , , Juliana wife of, 363. , , clerk, 441. Jordan, 263, 267. Philip, 368. Ralph, 134, 424. , , sometime sheriff of Wilts, 457. , Richard, 36, 416. , Robert, 14, 243, 460. , Thomas, 281. , William, 243, 281, 314, S49. Russelli, John, 436. Rustreshale. See Rushall. Ruthealy, Rathele [barony of Crauach], co. Kilkenny, 353. Rutland, county of, 237. forest, 335. , forestership of, 360. , foresters of, 140. Ruyton, Robert de, 349, 409. Ry. See Rye. Kybe. See Ribe. Rybred Heychtyrz in Ganno, Wales, 327. Ryckeral, ,Tohn de, 383. Rycolf, John, 317. Rydal [alias TydalJ, Philip de, 235, 246. Rye [co. Sussex], 48, 71, HI, 104, 106, U'J, 344. , barons of, 474. , bailiffs and good men of, 91. , barons and bailiffs of, 12. barons and men of, 451. , church of, 81, 249. farm of, lu4. , town and mills of, 91, 106. Rye, Ry, Aaron de la, Jew of London, 98. , Agatha de la, 84. , Brice de la, I hi. , John de, of Holm, 190. , Nicholas de, 326. , Richard de la, presented to Clewer, Kyhale, William de, 145, 201. Rykinghal. See Rickinghall. Ryndweya, Geoffrey de, vicar of Kempsey, 227. Ryngwode. See Ringwood. Kypon, Auger de, 396. See RipoD. Ryselingbiry, Ralph de, 317. Ryvall. See Rievaulx. Ryvali, William de la, 14. .592 GEXEKAL TXDEX. Ryve. See Ribe. Ryvel, John, 24. , Williiini, 141. See Revel. Ryvere, Roger de la, 371, 37.1, 396, 397. Sahallo de. See Saul. Sabaudia, Sauveve, Aursius alias madeiis de, 272, 274, 275, 282. , Lewis de, deau of St. Miiitin's le Grand, London, 49, 82. 360. , , prebendary of St. Patrick's, Dublin, 229, 262. , Peter de, 51. See also Savoy. Sabler, Master Poncius, 281. Sablyn, Jacob, Jew of York, 100. Sacro Fonte, Andrew de, abbot of Athelney, 366, 368. Sadberg, Sadburg [co. Durham ?], sheriff of, 70. Sadely, or Sadeby, ward of. 167. Saer, William, 472. Saerun, Christiana, 339. Sahara, William de, 33, 66, 89, 163, 183, 213, 243, 277-279, 283, 285, 287, 313, 396, 423, 46X, 469. , , presented to Kingsclere, 86, 232. See Soham. St. Adrian's, Ottobon, cardinal deacon of, legate in England, 365. St. Agnani, de Sancto Aniano [Cliarente Inf.], 271. St. Albans [co. Hert; ], abbot of, 4."). abbey and convent. 378. .. liberty of, 378. ,..., coroner in, 378. , letters patent dated at, 295. St. Andrews, Scotland, 28. William, bishop of, 208, 225. St. Asaph, Wales, Anian, bishop of, 112, 129, 235, 295,300. , bishop of, 139, 191, 196. , Griffin, archdeacon of, 191 . , Gervase, canon of, 201. , canons of, 209. , diocese of, 234. St. Briavels [co. Gloucester] forest, 199. court of, 199. St. Bride [co. Pembroke], church of tlie town of, 302. St. Clear's, St. Clare [co. Carmarthen] , 9. , lands of, 7. St. Davids, Wales, Richard, bishop of, 199- 368. , Thomas, bishop of, 420, 425, 426, 445, 465. bishop of, 139. , See C'ATcxx, Richard de ; Hek, Master Thomas. , bishopric of, 368. , , gaol of, 412. , diocese of, 58, 61, 75, 209, 278, 302, 372. , prebend in, 370. St. Denys without Southampton [co. Hants] prior of, 129. , prior and convent of, 118. , Henry de Hampton, prior of, 388, 390, 394. St. Edmund, 151. St. Edmund's Bury [co. Suffolk], abbey, 313, 325, 329, 330, 334, 397. , John de Nor wold, abbot of, 314, 331. , John, abbot of, 362. , Simon, abbot of, 307. , abbot of, 241, 254, 292. , abbot and convent of, 132, 165, 198. , irobot of. liberty of, 100. , ])rior and convent of, 138. , kitchen, purchaser of the, 327. ,, villeins of, 132. St. Emilion [Gironde], 429. St. Eustace's, Jordan, cardinal de.icon of, canon of York, 424, St. Evroul in Xormandy, William, abbot of, 318, St. Fort, diocese of Saintes [Charente Inf.] 271. St. Helen's, Isle of Wight, prior of, 250. St. Ives [co. Hunt.], fair of, 403. St. James. See Santiago. St. John of Jerusalem, hospital of: , , in the Holy Land, 215, 396. , master of. See Revel, Hui,'h. master of, in England. See Cancy, Joseph de. , , Joseph, prior of, 52. , , prior of, 44, 174, 215, 247. , , prior of in England. .See Veer, Roger de. , , prior of in London. See Fulburn, Stephen de. , , , special protection for, 247. in Wales and the March, 247. , nobles of, 117. prior of, in Ireland, 277, 379. 5ee Roger, William son of. St. John [of Perth?], 26. St. Josse an Bois, Sancti Judoci in Neniore [Somme], abbey of, 431. St. Laurence, Ma.ster Hardician of. See Milan. GENERAL INDEX. 593 Livrade, de Sancta Libera fa [Gironde], 251. Macaire [Giroude], 23. , town and castle of, 385-387. , pedage of, fishery of, 385-387. Martin's, Old, Jersey, parish of, 356, 358. Mary's iu Co.smedyn, J. cardinal deacon of, 253. Mary's in Poiticu, M[atthew] cardinal deacon of, 253. ] faurice snr Isere, St. Maurice in Chablay [Savoie], 6-1. Omer [Nord], mayor and echeviits of, 325. merchants of, 2. 5, 13, 23-26, 34-37. 55, 65, 284. St. Berlin's, Walter, abbot of, 420. , Adenulpluis, provost of, canon of St. Paul's, London, 161. Osbert [Bazas], bastide of, 115. Osyth's, CO. Essex, 33. ...., Adam, now abbot of, 33. , Adam de Wiham, abbot of, 12. , Henry, late abbot of, 33. Peter Port, .Jersey, port of, 82. Quentin in Vermandois [PicardyJ, 13. Richard, sometime bishop of Chichester, 148. Sauveur, Normandy, [St. Sauveur le Vicomte, Manche] .abbot of, 228. Sulpice, Gascony [Charente Inf.], 108. Thomas the Martyr, shrine of, 136. , of Aeon, in Ireland, master and brethren of, 11. Vandrille, de Sancto Wandrigisilio [Seine Inf.], abbot of, 431. Sinbuiy [co. Gloucester], 134. [Charente Inf.], 429. , diocese of, 113, 271, 385, 387. , bishopric of, 385, 387. 385. Alan de, 52. Saucey [co. Northumberland] , forest of, 335. See Salt Scar. Godfrey de la, 243. , John de la, 211. , Peter de la, 308. , Robert de la, 376. Bischop, 107. John, 258. , Thomas, 454, Salins, Stephen de, 106, 448. Master Roger de, presented to Rungeton, 313. William de, clerk of Edward, firstborn of Henry TIL, 131. , , archdiacon of Dublin, 75, 173, 277,278. 96187. Salisbury [co. Wilts], 181, 341. , bishop of, 314. , See Wychehanipton, Master Robert de. R. bishop of, 1, 9, 10, 457. bishop-elect of, 43. ..., canon of, 370. castle, 118. , mill under, 118. , Patrick, sometime earl of, 118. diocese of, 31, 53, 80, 83, 85, 135, 278, 295, 3i7, 328, 398, 399, 403, 405, 427,440, 447, 449. [St. jNIary's], dean of. See Scamel, Ma.ster Walter; Wychehanipton, Master Robert de. , , dean and chapter of, 49, 54. , , prebends in, 49. , St. Peter"s church, 85. Salkeld, Salukeld [co. Cuniherland], 69. Salkild Thomas de, 441. Sallop, Sallopia, Salopia, John sou of Hugh de, 25. Luke de, monk, afterwards abbot A Lulleshull, 103. , Thomas de, chamberlain of the ex chequer of Dublin, 327. Salnis. Sec Salines. Salomon, Jew of Marlborough, 428. son of Jacob, Jew of Lincoln, 152. Salop, county of, 67, 237, 470, 475. , coroners of, 300. , courtesy of, 192. , eyre in, 385. forest, 227, 242. , foxes in, 327. , munition of, against Wales, 218. , sheriff of, 187, 189, 197-199,301, 360, 439. , See Knovill, Bogo de. , sub-escheat or in. See Erkelawe, John de. Salt Scar ? Salcker iu Clyvclond, 472. Saltfleteby, Saltefletby, Peter son of Robert de, 409. , Simon de, 176. Saltwood, CO. Kent, 473. Salumbeni, society of the, 214. Salumbien, John, 448. See a/50 Senis. Salvatere, Rikus, 194. Samford, Saunford [co. Suffolk], hundred of, 141. Sampe, Sampo, Cempc, Hugeliu, 34, 36, 91, 93, 196, 214. , Roger, 196. Samp.son, Adam, 21. , Alan, 64. , , Constance his wife, 64. Master Henry, 471. P P Edmundo coM Robert de, 258. , Master Stephen de, Nicholas sou of, 31. Kgidio, Gerin de, 405. Fussino, Sancto Fushino, Seyntfusoyn, Sancto Susshino. Sancto FuBcencio, Giles de, 35, 38. , Jacomin de, 52. , James de, 15, 37. Georgio, Master James de, 418. , Peter de, 142. , Master Stephen de, 143. , , presented to Stanewell, 242,295. , Stephen de, 76. , , presented to Haveresham, 209. , , presented to Lympsham, 61. Germano, Ernald de, 148. Gorono, William de, 12. Ivone, Nicholas de, 44. , rector of Couegestou, Shirland and Elesworth, 230. Johaiine, John de, 131, 176, 192, 211, 2 3, 216, 220, 233. Laudo, Adam de, 291, 292,348. Laureucio, Gerard de, 464. , Robert de, hermit of Cripplegdte, London, 99, 450. Leodegario, Ralph de, 276. William de, 853. Leofardo, Master Gilbert de, 308, 322, 329. Leonardo, Ralph de, 17. Licio, Sen Liz, Sanz, Saulys, Henry de, 331. John de, 18,20, 36, 37. Manafeto, Adam de, 153. Marco, Master Geoffrey de. archdeacon cf Richmond, 254. .William de, 189. Mario, Master Peter de, archdeacon of Surrey, 369, 370. , Hugh de, 370. Martino, Hubyn de, 21, 37, 38, 51, 165. , de, 38. Mauro, Laurence de, 156, 157, 251. 428, 436, 440, 441. , .Ralph his brother, 436,440, 441. , Nicholas de, 157, 456. Mlchaele, Richard de, 308. Xeocho. Bartholomew de, presented to Whaddon, 447. Nicholao, Robert de, presented to Coker Maundevill, 263. , William de, 152, 369. Omero, John de, 26, 35, 246. , Master John de, the king's physician, 96. , Lambert de, 26, 35. Thomas de, 46. , William de, 8,59. GENERAL INDEX. 595 Oswaldo, William de, 243. Paulo, Pelegrin de, 451. Petro, John de, abbot of St. Catherine du Mont, Rouen, 331. , Peter de, 36, 115, 285,286,380. , Robert de, of Stapleford, 111. Qiiininto, Master Bonettus de, 62, 147, 227, 256, 297, 316, 321, 399, 425, 445. , , presented to Aldinton and fSemeth, 297. dean of Bruges, 256, 445. , parson of Scryvelish. 399, 426. , Robert de, 65. , Simon de, 6.j. Remigio, Master William de, 29G. Romano, Peter de, 4:il. Stephauo, Henry if, 219. Sussiliino. See Saiioto Fiissino. Swyberiuo, William de, 32. Trndone, Gilbert de, 35. Victore. James de, 59. Vigore, James de, presented to Dene, 128. , Thomas de, 274,303, 308,341,342, 349, 406. , Master Thomas de, 473. Walerico, John de, 48, 118. Wandrigisilio. See St. Vaudrille. 383. in churches, 6, 32. at a church door, 446. Me/orus. See Mylor. Matthew de, 328. Fee in Hungerford, Sandone [co. Berks], 436. Sandyacre, Geoffrey de, 30, 155, 178, 329, 343,407. , Clemency wife of, 178. John de, constable of Tickhill castle, 49. , Thomas de, presented to Horslegh, 101. John de, 278. , Richard de, 99. Sec Santon. [co. Kent], 67-69, 71, 121, 136, 139, 149, 170, 240, 269, 404, 439. , bailiffs and barons of, 12, 149. , Carmelite friars of, 404. , chamberlain of. See Rokesle, Gregory de. mayor of, 69. , merchants of, 18-21, 34, 36,38,48, 50, 51. , king's rancour against, 139. Sandwyz, Sandwyco, Henry de, bishop of London [13 Nov. 1262- 16 Sept. 1273], 7, 60. , John de, 404. Sanwico, Sandwyz, &c. Ralph de, steward of the king's demesnes north of Trent, 112, 119, 127, 133, 139, 146, 168, 172, 173, 177, 183, 185, 200, 217, 236, 245, 272, 278, 279, 281, 285, 287, 310, 316, 322, 329, 359. 363, 368, 374-376, 386, 388, 403, 408, 414, 415, 417, 419, 422, 426, 435, 436, 438, 439, 445, 454, 457, 458, 463, 473, 474. , , constable of St. Briavell's, 435. , Thomas de, sheriff of Essex, 69, 88, 116, 264. 265, 284, 288, 290, 302, 303. , , seneschal of Ponthieu, 388, 390. 395,419, 445. Sandyacre. .See Sandiacre. Sanford. Sec Saumford. Sangelton. Simon de, 207. .See Sengelton. Sanlys. .See Sancto Licio. Santander [Spain], 342. Santiago, pilgrimage to, 55, 76, 132, 137, 138, 187, 249, - 56, 258, 269, 295, 304, 329, 356, 357, 361, 364, 3C6, 424, 460. Santon, Sandton, co. Lincoln, 410. Sanz. See Sancto Licio. Saracens, 137, 176. invading Castile, 128. Sarazin, Stephen, 450. Sarraceni, Andrew, 61. , John, 61. Sartryn, Peter del, 316. Sarum [co. Wilts], 357. , Friars Minors of, 392. , Old, 461. , gaol, 346. , St. Peter, church of, 312. .., New. 5Iee Salisbury. Saterday, Robert son of William, 466. Sattelmole, Sutelmole, Frederic, 14. .See Scotelmuud. Saubanhac, William Arnaldi de. See Arnaldi. Saubanihag, [Saubagnac, Laudes], Amatus de, 283. Saucej See Salcey. Saukevill, Jordan de, 45. Matilda, late the wife of Geoffery de, 46. Saul, de Saballo [co. Down], St. Patrick's, Geoffrey de Stok, or Stockeys, abbot of, 29, 104, 282. Sault-de-Navailles, Saut [Basses Pyr.], castle of, 194. Saumford, Saunford, Sanford, Master John de, escheator of Ireland, 2, 3, 29, 58, 62, 64, 101, 136, 213, 269, 277, 309, 330, 379, 381, 393, 451. , prebendary of Dublin, 110. , dean of Dublin, 110. , Robert de, 211. , Thomas de, 437, 441. Saunde, John de la, 120, 121. p p 2 INDEX. Scarborough, Scardeburg, castle of , constable of. See Percy, William de , drying of nets at. 111. letters patent dated at, 398. qaayage for, 398. Scardeburg, Scartheburg, John de, 80. , , parson of Stanton, 78. , Master Robert de, achdeacon of York, 79, 80. 112, 129, 152, 174, 326. 339. , , dean of York, 396. .., , parson of Rudwick, 152. , Master Roger de, archdeacon of the East Riding, 254. , parson of Wyneston, 55. Scarewale, John, 37. Scapenhowe. See Sharpenhoe Scartheburg. See Scardeburg. Scaucebv [Scausby, co. York] , Richard de 244. Scaupwik, Simon de, 264. Scavelyn, Ernald de, 21. Schales. See Scales. Schamel. See Seamel. Schatton, Elias son of John de, 394. Schelhangre. See Shelfhangre. Schepeye. See Shepey. Schirefeud, William de, presented to Hopebulers, 6. Schorham. See Shorham. Sehorham, Simon de, 44.0. See Shorham. Schorn, or Thorn, Stephen de, 452. Schot, John le, 457. Schuldhani. See Shouldham. Schj'demore. See Scudemore. Scinnere. See Skinner. Scoirt, Gerard, 39. Scopjn, John, 347. Scot, Skot, Escot, Seotus, Adam, 275. Albert, 354. , Bernard. See Scoti. , Franco, 34. , Hamo, 188. , Henry, 15, 429. , Henry le, 175, 229, 310, 373, 375, 377, 388. , Hugh, 179. , John, 344. , Laurence, 28, 426. , Nicholas le, 373. , Patrick le, 17/. , Richard le, 396. , Robert, 188. , Roger, 15, 25, 33, 301. , William le, 15, 50, 66. Scotelmund, Arnold, 15. , Fretheric his brother, 15. .. , See a/so Sattelmole. Scoteny, Beatrice de, abbess of Elstow, 463. GENEEAL INDEX. Robert de, 469. Scotus, Bernard, 53, 195. , , societj' of, of Piacenza, 381. See Scot. Scotti, of Piacenza, society of the, 85, 95, 125,214, 355, 381. 12, 148, 226, 231, 253, 281 , 303, 308, 329, 362, 392, 394, 399, 400, 423, 127, 431, 433, 435, 455, 457, 462. .., A., king of, 148. , , secret enquiry as to the homage of, 339. , .See Alexander III. , March of, disputes as to, 225. , Mary mother of the king of, 136, 160, 186. , stock from, 262. Scotelthorpe [co. Lincoln], 223. See Scoti. See Scot. Squarellocus, Parochus, or Perogius, 16, 85, 95, 125. , Petrachius, 16. Roger, 289. Scryvelisby, Scruvelsby in Lindesey [co. Lincoln], church of, 399, 425. Robert de, 371. See Scrivelsby. Schydemore, John de, 273. , Vincent, 24, 434. for the last army of Henry III. in Wales, 449. Sefford [co. Sussex], 71, 173, 267. 136, 316, 426, 444. great, 56, 259. , the old, 62. of the king's locum-tenentes while he was prince and absent in the Holy Land, 110. , for Channel Islands, 337. , used in the Holy Land, 4. , for Ireland, 203. See Sedgeford. Nicholas le, 31. See Susa. Seccheford [co. Norfolk], 237. Ses, Normandy, St. Martin's, abbot of, 135, 316, 457. See Shebbear. See Seaford. See Seghen. Master Thomas de, presented to Hengpteworth, 5. Segen, Segeyn, John, 17, 65. See Sighen. Amabillia de, 157. , Nicholas de, 220, 222. Simon, 362. .., Simon de, 367. Segresteyn, Ralph le, 339. Seguyn, Alan, 468. Seiland. See Zealand. Seisdou, Seysdon, co. Stafford, hundred of, 406. Seiton. See Hejtox). Sek, Simon le, 26. Seland. See Zealand. Selborne, Seleburn [co. Hants] , letters patent dated at, 159, 385-388. , prior and convent of, 456. Selby, Seleby [co. York], abbot of, 42. , monk of, .305, 4(I0. William de AseJakeby, abbot of, 365, 368. , Thomas de Wallaye, abbot of, 361. Selda, 413. Sele, Thomas, 244. See Selj' ; Zeals. Seleburn, Gilbert de, 68. , William de, 379. Sec Selborne. Seleby, John de, 474. , , Lessa daughter of, 474. , , Geoffrey son of, 474. See Selby. Seler, Richard le, 432. Seleseye, Robert de, 324. Selesy, William de, 143. Selisio, John de, 216. Selwood forest [co. Wilts and co. Somerset], 428. Sely, John, 393. Semeth. See Smeeth. Sempringham [co. Lincoln], master and prior of, 232. , master and brethren of, 230, 253. Sen Liz. See Sancto Licio. Senad, Brunus, 35. Senche. See Shenche. Seuekill. See Shaukill. Sengelton, Adam de, 135. See Sangelton. Seninghem, Pas de Calais. See Sheniugham. Senis, Salumbien de, society of the sons of, 441. See Siena ; Salumbeni. Septem Foiitibus, Ralph de, 61, J 6."), 185,233. , , Richard de, 185, 233. Sepwell. See Sopwell. Sercles, Gilbert, 186. Serjant, Serjauut, Sergaunt, Blias le, 446. Peter le, 391. , Robert le, 176. , Simon le, 414. , Thomas le, 292. , William le, 176,391. Serjeanty, 361, 471. Serkey, society of the, 214. See 0/50 Circuli. sdM GENERAL INDEX. Scrlo, Henry, jiresented to Liuekan, 355. Servete, W., .17. Services, agricultural, 205. wheat-rent, 98. Ses. Sec Seez. Seven ak, John de, 197. Sevenliampton, Gilbert de, 160. Severn, river, 19.). weirs in, 469. Sewin, co. Kilkenny, 3J3. Seyland. See Zealand. Seyncrou, Terricus de, 36. Seynden, John, 427. , . ..., Christina hi.s wife, 427. Seyntfuseyn. See Sancto Fussino. Seys, Griffin, 234. , Kenwrick, 232. Seysdon. See .Seisdon. Seyton, Seiton, Master Roger de, justice, 6, 32, 63, 66, 12i, 131, 144, 145, 151, 153, 160, 174, 178, 179, 182, 188, 233, 238, 254, 260, 261, 279, 291. Shadelington. See Chadlin/ ton. Shaftesbury, Shaftebiry, co. Dorset, 263, 375. , St. Edwards, abbot of, 203. , abbot and convent of, 375. , prior and convent of, 314. ...,, Laurencia de Mucegros, abbess of. 314, 318. , Juliana, abbess of, 307. Shakeden, Henry, 289. Shalfleet, Eskaudeflet [Isle of Wight], 283. Shalfleet? Shaldefeld [Isle of Wight], church of, 376. Shamelesford, John de, 269. Shangton, co. Leicester. See Shaunton. Shanketon, Master Geoffrey de, 94, 120. , Ralph de, 467. Shanketon [Shangton, co. Lincoln], Robert de, 414. Shaiikill near Hray, Senekill [co. Dublin], church of, 29. Sliardelawe, Geoffrey de, 155. Sharpenhoe, Scarpenhowe, co. Beds, 468. Shaunton, Sbavinton [Shangton, co. Leicester], Reginald de, 465, 466. [Shebbcar ?] Sefbere, co. Devon, 439. Sheen, Shenes, co. Surrey, 357. Sheering, Shering [co. Essex], court of, 336. , chapel of St. Nicholas, 336. Sheet in Petersfield, Shite [co. Hants], 456. Sheldc, Roger, 20. Sheldon, Shelledon, co. Derby, 293. Sheldon, Henry de, 342. Shelfanger, Shelphangre [co. Norfolk], 1.52. Shclfbangre, Schulhangre, Walter de, 48. sheriff of Norfolk, 152, 157. Shelledon. See Sheldon. Shelton, John de, 318. , Robert de, 220. , Roger de, 281. Shelvestrode, John de, 462. Shenche, Senche, Martin, 416, 465. Shenefeld, Philip de, 208. Shenes. .S'ee Sheen. Shengelton. See Singleton. Sheningham [Seningham, Pas de Calais], John de, 185. , Giles son of Mary de, constable of Boulogne, 185. Shepehird, Walter de, 410. Shepesheved, Robert de, 124, 175. Shepey, Schepeye, Ralph de, 45o. Walter de, 400. Sheppey, Eskepeia [co. Kent], isle of, 266. Shepton Dunden, Shlipton [co. Somerset], church of, 49. Sherborne, Shireborne, Shireburn, co. Dorset, castle of, 253, 356. , abbot of, 300. , prior and convent of, 78. Sheremau, Richard le, 68. Sheriff', 312. , a bishop as, 420. , acting as escheator in his county, 159. , extortions by, 121. , jurisdiction of, 178, 180,324. , misrule by, 88. turn of, 121, 133, 136, 180, 181, 358, 404. Shering. See Sheering. Sherreve, Shyrreve, Edmund, 179. , Robert le, 141. Sherston Magna [co. Wilts], 366. , advowson of, 366. Sherwood, Shyrewode, Shyrwod, Shirewode forest [co. Notts], 188, 265, 334, 395, 399, 447, 465. , Bolewell wood in, 399. Sheyles, W. de, 399. Shibbe, Robert le, 107. Shilling, John, 474. , Roger, 474. , Simon, 474. Ships : la Blide, 215. The Kafherine, 160. Margaret, 135. St. John of Santander, 338, 342. St. Michael, 338, 342. Shireburn. See Sherborne. Shireburn, Shyreburn, Ralph de, 397. , Richard de, 289, Shirland, Shirlaund [co. Derby], church of, 230. Shirland, Shirelaund, Roger de, 221, 241, 330. Shirleye, James de, 86. Shirne, Henry de, 337. 5&9 Siffrewast, Siflewast, Nicholas, 163. , Richard, 31, 80, 83. , , Richard his son and heir, 83. , , John brother of Richard the son, 83. Henry de, 26. John do, 327. See also Seghen. ? Wylhoby North [co. Lincoln], 54. See Shrewsbury. mine discovered in Ireland, the king's property, 161. John called, 302. Silveston [co. Northumberland], forest of, 215. Sir, papal legate in France, 150. , Alexander son of, 217. , Henry son of, 26. , John, 271. , Richard son of, le Tanur, 294. Stephen son of, atteGrene, 474. Hispinellus, Masse, 338. Hispinellus, 300. .Spinellus, 131. , John, 389. Michael, 410. See Saintbury. Master Walter de. canon of Amiens, 369. Shengeltou, co. Sussex, hundred of, 169. Syningthweyt [co. York], house of 166. Syreston [co. Notts], 153. Thomas, Joan wife of, 276. Cystun, co. Gloucester, 321. Geoffrey son of Richard, 313. Sidingburn, co. Kent, 428. Sixle [co. Lincoln], letters patent dated at, 137. Skeftiiiton [co. Leicester], 413. 465, 467. ,...., church of 465. , , Robert parson of, 466. , , , William the clerk of, 466. , Richard Frereroberdescuave of, 467. Keftinton, Skefteuton, Geoffrey de, 344, 380, 465, 466. , John son of Geoffrey de, 465, 466. , Geoffrey his brother, 46'j, 466. , Simon, serjeant of the granger of, 467. Ralph de, 141. co. York, 119. , castle of, 119. , constable of. See Leynton, John de. [co. Monmouth], castle of, 208. Robert de, 396. 600 GENERAL INDEX. Skerninp, Roger de, bishop of Norwich [23 Fob 1265 t. 22 Jan. 1277], 2, 9, 164, 180, 238, 2511, 202, 259. Skidbrook, Skidecrok, co. Lincoln, 409. Skinnantl, Skyuaiul [co. Lincolu], 137. Skinner, Pellipaiius, Scinnere, Henry, 434. , William le, 243. Skip, Peter, 446. Skipton in Craven, co. York, 282, 386, 419. , castle and town, 439. ,., forest cf, 405. Skireswhicht, Adam de, king's watchman, 433. See Skyrewhit. Skoteny, Peter de, )40. Skroby, Robert, 316. Skyle, Walter, 362. Skyn, Henry, 23. Sk3 nand. See Skiunand. SkArewhit, Skyrwyt, Robert son of Richard, 263, 267. 5ee Skireswhicht. Sk . . . wik, John son of Reginald de, 293. Slabard, John, 100. Slanes, Nicholas de, 423. Slapton, Stephen de, 207, 283. Slebech, Slebeche [co. Pembroke], master of. See Waldeshef, Roger de. Slegh, John, 240. , William, 92, 94, 96. Slenia wife of Master Isaac de Oxonia, Jew, 435. Sloghel alius Shogel, Nicholas, 289. Slymbrigg, Master Adam de, 75. Slrnge. William, 347. Smale, Robert, 361. Smalebrok, Henvv son of William de, 2H3, 882. Smalefeld, Richard dc. 321. Smart, Richard, 291. Smeeth, Smeth, Semeth, co. Kent, 16. church of, 297. Smeth. See Smeeth. Smiyesone [Smitbson], Hugh le, 243. Smylt, William, 34. Smyth, Gilbert, 352. See Ferour. Snaudon. See Suowdon. Snaves, John de, 474. Snead, or Is-Nowyd,Snede [co. Montgomery], 436. , wood of, 127. Snede. See Snead. Snel, John, 263, 267. Sniterby, Thomas de, 457. Snou, William, 347. Snowdon, Snaudon, land of, 225. , tady of. See Eleanor. Snydan, William de, 444. Sobyry, Henry de, . J40, 4)1. Soceyo, Philip de, parson of Binteworth. 402. Sochnrsf. See Buckhurst. Sodestan, Robert de, 244. Sodington, Sudington, Sudynton, Master Thomas de, justice, 131, 145. 199, 244, 263, 277, 283, 284, 289, 290, 337, 409, 123, 469, 472. Soham, Saham, co. Cambridge, 41, 166, 215. Sokeners, Laurence de, 16. Sokenesse, Laurence de, 260, 261. , , Agnes wife of, 260,261. Sokentot, Alan de, 17. Solins, Solys, John de, 125, 303. Soltwethel, Godscalc de, 15. Solye. See Solins. Somenur, Sumenur, William le, 340, 447. Somercotes, Robert de, 346. Somerset, county of, 237. , eyre in, 377. forest, 423. , holy tenth in 80. , sheriff of, 175, 403, 452. and Dorset, sheriff of. See Coleshull, Richard de. Somersete, John de, 216, 275, 403. , John de, constable of Sherborne, 356. Somerton, co. Lincoln, 339, 440. Somertou, Sumerton [co. Somerset], manor and Imndi'ed of, 71. aol, 395. Somertou, "Walter de, 412, 413. , , Emma wife of, 412. Somervill, John de. 242. , Robert de, 88, 221. Isabella his wife, 88. Somer -, Joan de, 468. , Ruj;-er de, 30, 39, 53, 87, 112, 139, 184, 193. Someter. See Sunieter. Sonenday, Soueday, Sunedav, Gilbert, 134, 135, 139. Sopwell, Sepwell [co. Herts], prioress and nuns of, 459. Sorcy, Walericus de, 35. , Walter de, 37. Sorel. See Snel. Soris, John, 24. Soriz, Henry le, 51. Sot, Walter son of Elias, 180. Sotby, Shotteby [co. Lincolu], church of, 140. Sotesham, John de, 225. , Roger de, 225. Sottewelle. See Sotwell. Sotwell, Sottewelle, co. Berks, 211. Sour, Siiur, Sowere, Sower, Hudard le, 46?. Philip le, 467. Ralph le, 165. , Richard le, of Thetford. 2rtn. , Walttr le, 294. , William le, 179. GENERAL INDEX. 601 [co. Southampton], 65, 6S, 71, 87, 117, 143, 144, 214, 269, 326, 3,j6, 439. , nldermen, bailiffs, and good men of, 66. , right of weighing goods in, 66. , baihft's of, 74. , farm of, 386. mayor and bailiffs of, 417. , debts of, at the Exchequer, 167. , farm of, 148, 149. , bailiffs and goodmen of, 149. merchants of, 13, 15, 22-24, 35, 38. , prise of wines at, 438, 439, 463. , taker of wines at, 301. , See Columbariis. , town, 439. county of, 4, 237, 443. , forest, 359, 399. ,, , pleas of, 352. , peace in, 188. , sheriff of. See Havering, John de. , sheriff and coroners of, 160. Warner de, 23. Suthfeld, co. Norfolk, 166, 315. Suth Gyvel, co. Beds, 178. Sutho, co. Hunt, 442, 460. Suthorp [co. Hants], 463. Suthwerk [co. Surrey], 173, 464. , Jew of, 379. , St. Thomas' hospital, 183. Suthwyk, Suwyk [co. Hants], Peter de Manpol, prior of, 40. , Andrew de Winton, prior of, 40, 41. , prior and convent of, 264. -See Sour. William, 399. John, 245. and merchants of, 14, 24-26, 172, 176, 184, i84, 338, 342. , king of, 147. Spaudyng [co. Lincoln], 68. , prior of, 49, 120, 277. , William, prior of, 282. John de, 282. , Robert de, 413, 467. frere Robert de, 413, 467. , Richard his knave, 413, 467. Hispanus, Raymond the, 323. Hispanus, a, 362. Ralph, 234, 235. Adam, 325. 291. Iknry, 408. See Spalding. See Spiccr. Adam, 345. , Hugh, 345. See bptrsholt. Sperling, Richard, 332. Spernouer, Baldwin de, 408. , Bartholomew de, 408. Spersholte, Speresholt, William de, 30, 275. Spicer, Specer, Speycer, Especer, Espicer, Alexander le, 258. , John le, 227, 396, 402, 425, 460, 461. , John le, mayor of York, 67. , Philip le, 38. , Richard le, 410. , William le, 24. Spileman, Andrew, 337. Spillering, Richard, 315. Spilliati, Thomas, de Elorencia, society of, 382. Spina, Nicholas de, abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, 3. Spinelii, James, 390. , Simonettus, 317. See also Simonetti. Spinock, John, 35. Spoford, John de, 80. Spoleto, Mariseronus de, 146. Sponere, Alan le, 341. Sporla, 251. Sprengehose, Springehose, Ralph, 256. , Roger or Roger de, 30, 345,409,470, 475. Sprina;ald, Richard, 179. Springeho.se. See Sprengehose. Sprouton, Nicliolas de, presented to La Rye, 249. Spy re, Luke, 349. Spytellond, co. Norfolk, 237 Squarellocus. See Scovaloco. Squeler. See Esqueler. Stabler, John le, 179. Stachias, 270. Staconild. .See Powerscourt. Stafford [co. Stafford], 226, 227. , St. .John's hospital, 218. , St. Thomas without, prior of, 5, 47, 48. , , prior and convent of, 105. , prior of. See Erkelawe. , county of, 67, 218, 237, 471. , and Derby, sheriff of, 243, 475. Stafford, Nicholas de, 158. Stagno, Thomas de, 12. Staines Stanes [co. Middlesex], bridge of, 432. ' Stainmoor, Steynmor [co. Westmoreland], moor of, 471. Stainton, Staynton, Steynton [co. York], 203, 242. Stak, Richard, 436. , , Christiana wife of, 436. Staleworthe, William, 24b. Stallage, 204. Stalls, 355. Stamford, Staunford [co. Lincoln], 137, 173, 217, 224, 266, 291, 410,441. , bridge of, 32. INDEX. Staundon, Alexander de, 303, 308. , John de, 80, 460. , , Helewise wife of, 460. , Robert de, 475. Staunford, Stanford, Adam de, 341. .John de, 413,467. Staunford. See Saunford. , Richard de, 379, 466. , clerk of the Exchequer, 320. , William, de, 428. Staunton. See Stanton. Stavele, Henry de, 342. Staver, Stavre, Simon de, 9, 22, 138. , Warner dc, 22. Stayuton, Margaret de, 203. , William de, 141. 5cp Stainton. Stede, Richard, 448. Stedman, Ralph le, 474. Steingrave, Styngrivp, Steynegreve, John de, 203, 242, 329, 342,343, 351. , Peter de, ?. Steingreve. See Stouegrave. Stenstrete. See Stanstrete. Stepelton, William de, 412. Stephen, John son of, 475. Stepney, Stibenhithe near London [co. Essex], 103. , letters patent dated at, 61. Ster, Nicholas son of Robert, 461. Stergewell, Richard de, 65. Stesnete, John de, 27. See Stanstrete. SteventoD, Stiventon, Styveton, co. Bedford, 453, 449. Steynegreve. See Steingrave. Steynmor. See Stainmoor. Steyuton. See Stainton. Stibenhithe. See Stepney. StideloDg, Adam de, presented to Stokes St. Edward, 43. Stighele, Alexander atte, 309. Stirchley, Stirchesleye [co. Salop], 227. 242. Stirkesle, Stircheslev, Strichele, Walter de, sheriff of Wilts, 2, 118, 169, 236, 469. William de, 126. Stirling, Stryvelyu [co. Stirling], fair of, 159. Stiuecle, Robert de, 281. Stiventon. See Steventon. Stocbrugg, Richard de. 37. Stockbridge, Stocbrugg. Stokbrugg [co. Hants], hundred of, 1 69, 374, 416. Stockeys, Geoffrey de, abbot of Saul, 104. , See Stoke. Stockton [co. Durham], letters patent dated at, 398. Stodere, Robert le, 208. Stodhagh, Thomas de, 373. Stodland. See Studland. INDEX. 603 Stratton, Stratun, Stretton, Adam de, 61, 233, 244. , , remission to him of the king's rancour, 335. , chamberlain of the Exchequer, 335. , John de, 456. Richard de, 225, 349, 405, 433. Streatley, Stretleye, co. Bedford, 468. Streneshale. See Strenshall. Strenshall, Streneshale [co. York], prebend of, 321. Stretleye, See Streatley. Stretton. See Stratton. Stretton in Strettondale, church of, 302. Strettondale [co. Salop], t-.nauts of, 30, 131, 192. Strichele See Stirkesle. Strigoil, Strugoill, co. Gloucester, 408. See alfo Chepstow. Siripling, Adam, 314. Stroda, Strode, Master John de, 382, 411. Strodlond, Peter son of John de, 45". Stronge, John son of Agnes le, 432. , William le, 432. Strongman, John son of John, 180. Strugoill. See Strigoil. Stryvelyn. See Stirling. Stub, Stubble, John, 165, 278. Stubbehouse, William de, 284. Studland, Stodland [co. Dorset], church of, 328. Study, clerks going beyond seas to, 362. Stuket, Reginald, 246. Stunt, Simon le, 21)1. Sturminster, Sturministre, co. Dorset, Robert, vicar of, 324. Sturmy. See Esturmy. Sturton. See Stourton. Sturton, Walter de, 277, 328, 329. , , Juliana his wife, 328, 329. State, William, 176. , , Robert so.i nf, 176. Styward, Ale.vander le, 292. Styveton. See Steventon. Snbirj". See Sudbury. Subtractions of rights of the crown, 65. Subyry. Sec Sudbury. Suchirclie, R. de, 413. Suckling, Geoffrey, 364. Sudbury, Subiry, Subyry, Suthbiry [co. Suffolk], 114, 172. , hospital of, 234. , Jews of, 6. , Jews, chest of, 127. Sudinton. See Sodington. Sudle. See Suthlegh. Sudynton. See Sodington. Suffayne. See Chofyn. Suffield, Suthfeld, co. Norfolk, 164. INDEX. Suthleye, Sutleye, Suleye, Rutheley, Sully, SuUeyc, Sudle, Hartholo-ncw de, justice, 8, 56", 116, 120, 122, 123, 127, 171, 175, 177, 198, 199, 267, 282, 297, 312, 313, 318,338, 349, 350, 405, See Sully, Suthmalling, .See Mailing, South. Suthmere, Martin de, 123. Suthmorton. See Moreton South, co. Berks. Sutho. See Southoe. Suthorp. See Southrop. Suthwald, Henry de, 240. Suthwerk. See Soulhwark. Suthwode, Sutwode, Master John de, 11. , Roger de, 37. Suthwyk, See Southwick. Sutleye. See Suthleye. Sutperton. .See Petherton, South. Sutton, CO. Hants, 349. , diocese of Lincoln, church of, 257. Sutton, Kings, eo. Northampton, 343. Sutton in Lindesey, 177. Sutton Mandevill, Sutton Maundevill [co. Wilts, church of, 295, 449. Sutton, Elias de, 304, 307, 442. , Gilbert de, 82, 136. , John de. 111, 303. .Master Oliver de, dean of Lincoln, afterwards bishop of Lincoln [1 Feb. 1280 to 13 November 1299], 110, 313, 363,364, 369, 378. , Robert de, 97, 99, 140, 237. , , parson of St. Stephen's without Wolveseye castle, 440. , , abbot of Peterborough, 10, 45, 62. , , Robert his brother, 110. , Roger de, 180, , Stephen de, canon of York, 97, Suur. See Sour. Suwyk [co. Hants]. See Southwick. Suyndon. .See Swindon. Suzleboys. See Boys Suz le. Swaleweclyve, Swaluclyve, Nicholas de, 293, 349, 409. Swans, 183. Swansea, Sweyneseye [co. Glamorgan], 195. Swathing, Swathyng, Matthew de, 179. , Roger de, 179. , Walter de, 179. Swaton, Swavetou, Swaveutcn, co. Lincoln, 291. Swavetoa. .See Swaton. Sweden, 263, Swerdeston, Richard de, 421. , , Isabel wife of, 421, , Roger de, 179, Swerdwode, Werdsworde [near Kinnerton, co. Chester], 255, 256, Swerdes, See Swords, .Sweteman, Jew of Marlborough, 429. GENERAL INDEX. 605 Swethop, Walter de, 109. Sweyn, William le, 191. Sweyneseye. See Swans'ea. Swindon, Suyndon in Harewod [co. York], wood of, 409. , John de, 427. Swineford, Swyneford, John de, serjeant of the market, IC, 31, 73. , Eoberl; de, Isabella wife of, 70. Swineshead, Swynesheved fco. Lincoln], abbot and convent of, 228. Swinhey, Swyne [co. York], prioress of, 04. Swords, Suerdes, Swerdes [co. Dublin], 22.3. ., , , church of, 97. , Iterius, caaon of, 311. , prebend of, 224, 225. Swotyn Stacius, 34. Swylinton, Robert de, 280. Swyne. See Swinhey. Swyneford. Sec Swineford. Swyngere, Robert de, 35. Syg', Silvester, 1 79. Synak [Symacli], Arigo, 214. Syniugthueyt. See Sinniogthwaite. Syreston. See Sireston. Syria, 353. Syward, Hugh, 24.5. Szusche. -See Zusche. Tachmon, Master Nicholas ile, prebendarv of Dublin, 159. Taddington, Dadintou, co. Derby, 293. Tadeeastre, Master Robert de, 229. Tadingeston. See Tattingstone. Tafurnawe, John, 51. Taillard, William le, 7 , , Nicholas servant of, 120. Taillehast, Richard, 118. Tailur, Taillur, Tailor, Cissor, Taylur,'i'ailliur, i dinettus le, 229. , Alexander le, 148. , Giles le, 36. , Gilot le, the king's tailor, lu9. , Henry le, 290. , Martin le, 455. , , Joan his wife, 455. , , , Agues her sister, 455. , Philip the, 154. , Philip le, 291, 407. Richard le, 166, 467. ..., , Matilda wife of, 467. , Robert le, 445. , Roger le, 157,289, 349, 362,455, 457. , William le, 133, 328, 368. , William son of Reginald le, 447. , son of Richard the, 381. Talaysouio, Talazou, Talerou, Master Raymond de, late constable of Bordeaux, 58, 62, 108, 159. Tale, Geoffrey, 345. Talebot, Thalebot, Richard, or Richard de, 156, 422,429,442. Taleron. See Talaysonio. Talerur, Peter le, 282. Talgardi, Abbas, 197, 209,257, 300. Talilaghan. See Talley. Tallage. .See Jews : taxation. Talley, or Tal-y-llychau, Talilaghau [co. Carmarthen], abbot and convent of, 251. Talley? Taleska [co. Carmarthen], abbot of, 320. Talley, Talu [co. Carmarthen], abbey of, 275. Talu. See Talley. Taluchambrok. See Tullaghanbrog. Tame. See Thame. Tainword, Robert de, 224. Tamworth, Tameworth, Thamworth [co. Warwick], 120, 123, 243. , castle of, 120. , customs of the men of, 123. Tanet, Jordan de, 468. Tange [in the suburb of York], 398. Tangeleye, Arnold de, 415,420. Tauny. See Tany. Tanner, Tannur, Tanur, AJesander le, 474. ... , Ivo le, 451. , Richard son of Robert le, 294. , son of Simon le, 294. Tany, Tanny, Thanny, Thany, Luke de, seneschal of Gascony, 52, 75-77, 79, 90, 93, 99, 101, 102, 109, 113, 113, 125, 133, 138, 144, 1 15, 147, 148, 150, 154- 156, 176, 194, 231, 307. 317, 412, 423, 443, 451, 464. , , appointed justice of the forest south of Trent, 443. , Peter de, 155. , Walter de, 147, 461. Tapani. See Trapani. Tappe, Lambert, 17. Tarente. .See Tarrant. Tarran, John, abbot of the house of the Apostles, Louth, 389. Tarrant, Tarente, co. Dorset, 267, 406. Crawfoi-d, Crauford [co. Dorset], 263, 267. Keynstone, Kayneston [co. Dorset], 263, 267. Tarring, Terring [co. Sussex], 205, 287. Tartas, Tartars [Landes], John, vicomte of, 146, 390. 5ee Aese. Tarvin, Tervyn [co. Chester], letters patent dated at, 105. Tat, Hugh, 224. Tatenhill ? Totteuhale, co. Stafford, 283. (4ENKKAL INDEX. Robert de, 189, 255, 336. , Kobert de, his father, 255. fco Lancaster ?], Martin, parson of, 3.3 i . Peter de, 190. Sec Tattingstone. Garner le, 20, 21. Tadingestou, Tatinggeston, Thadiiigeston [co. Suffolk], church of, 9, 139. advowson of, 214. co. Somerset, manor and castle of, 365. , castle of, 403. .prior of, 307. , St. Margaret's without, hospital of, 263. Guv de, 59, 65, 71, 76, 92, 94, 116, 174, 191. , Jolin de, abbot of Glastonbury, 55, 74, 88. William de, 268. Thomas de, 100. [co. Norfolk], church of, 53. , Nicholas de, 53. Druiu le, 157. , Hugh le, 290. , John le, 267. , Richard le, 290. , William le, 420. Master Stephen de, parson of West milne, 444. Suth, South Taunton, co. Devon, 279. Taxhale [co. Chester], church of, 44. of the liberty of Hexham, 133. of the liberty of St. Edmunds, form for, 132, 138. , courtesy made by the Cistercian order, 209, 264. , fifteenth, of 1275, 13e, 153, 164, 172, 183, 187. 190-192,194, 196-199, 218, 231, 249, 255, 257, 260-262, 298, 303, 309, 319, 434. , paid over to the merchants (if Lucca, 153. , , composition for, 164, 165. , , by citizens of liOndon,. 136. , , courtesj', 253. , , levied by request, 108, 126. , , on the clergy, not a right, 165. , , New Aid, 84, 240, 286. twentieth of Henry IIL, 4, 11, 30, 40, 42,43, 154. tenth imposed by the pope on the clergy for the Holy Laud, 11, 12, 40, 42, 54, 59, 61 -63, 73, 77, 80, 82, 85, 136, 145, 147, 152, 155, 210, 214, 253. , , partly granted by the pope to Eleanor the king's mother, 365. , tallage of the king's demesnes, 4, 314. , licence for magnates to tallage their villeins whenever the king tallages his, 81. Taxation conf. , composition for, 421. tallage on Jews, of 2 Edward I., 99, 163, 273. See Jews. villeins taxed by abbey, 132. See Customs. Taxhale. See Taxal. Tayden. See Theydon Mount. Tayt, Stephen, 450. Team, Thame, river [co. Durham]. 201. Tedemersh, Herbert de, 308. Tegeingl Cantred, Englefeld [Coleshill .?n l Hhiuldinn hundreds, co. Flint], 464 465. Teintuicr, Teynturer, John le, 22, 377, 388. , Richard le, 331. Tele, Henry de, 65. Teler, Dunning le, 107. , Richard le, 1U7. Torald son of John le, 315. Templar, a, 298. Templars Sre Knights Templars. Temple. See London. Temple, New,Warin, treasurer of, 84, 99, 100. Temple Bruer [co. Lincoln], letters patent dated at, 136, 137, 176. Templer, Stephen le, 416. Tempreuoyse, William, 158. Tendriug [co. Essex], hundred of, 41. Tenges, John de, prior of Lewes, 268. Tenure by serjeanty, 152, 361, 471. of keeping a balance and weights, 67,117. Terling, co. Essex, 374, 375, 422. , Maudut manor in, 422. Terring. See Tarring. Terriugton, Tyrington, co. Norfolk, 182. Tervyn. See Tarvin. Teste, Emeric a la, 23. Nicholas, 20, 35, 37, 52, 54, 65. , Peter, 36. Teudele. See Tudeley. Teukesburj'. See Tewkesbury. Tevelebi, John de, 220. Tewkesbury [co. Gloucester], 252, 280. Teydeue. See Theydon Lessiugtop. Teye, William de, 219. Teynturer. See Teinturer. Thadingeston. See Tattingstone. Thalebot. See Talebot. Thame, Tame [co. Oxford], letters patent dated at, 100, 213, 430, 431. , abbot of, 216, 389. I'hame, Michael de, 389. Thamehogh [Team-hay], co. Durham, 2 il. Thames, 230, 258, 380. , kidels in. 323, 445. Thamworth. See Tamworth. Thanny. See Tany . 607 [co. Cambridge], abbot of, 118, 180. , abbot of, 475. .., prior and convent of, 234. , marsh of, U8. wood of 118. co. Norfolk, 468. Peter de, 68. co. Wilts, hundred of, 203. [co. Lincoln], prior of, 410. , priory of, 78. Astinus de, 278. , John de, 280. Thoruetou in Holderness [co. York], abbey of, 168. diocese of Lincoln, church of, 193. Master Roger de, 459. , , presented to Clent, 53. Thomas de, 215, 342. See Torpel. .See Thomoud. Castles, Trinm Castor um _i.e. Grosmont, .Skenfrith, and Whitecastle, co. Monmouth], honor of, 182, 350, 428. Richard, 459. S'ee Tuam. See Chofyn. [Xotts], prior of, 249. Thomas, 2S6. Master Roger de, 87. , Roger de, 111. Thurlebyre [co. Somerset], 282. Thomas de, 466. Henry de, 221. See Turvile. St. Mary. Thwevt [co. Norfolk], church of, 330. co. Kilkenny, 352. Tibotot, Tybetot, Tjbotot, Tippetot, Tibbetot, Henry de, 236. , Robert de, justice of West Wales, 106, 123, 132, 265, 268, 287, 318, 319, 325, 375, 426, 442, 443, 446. , , appointed justice of West Wales, 443. See also Tipetot. by Newport, Tykeford without Newport [co. Bucks]. See Newport. Tikehull, Tjkehull [co. York], Austin Friars of, 203, 164. , castle of, 49, 63, 82, 110, 311, 380. , constable of. See Sandiacre, John de ; Nolmeriis, Raymond de. , castle and honor of, 1, 30,43,305, 350. , constable of, 1. ) , See Reimundi de Miro Monte, Master William. 1 , subtraction of services to, 347. , castle and mills, 250. honor of, 208. INDEX Toleshuufe. See ToUeshuut. Tollere, Adam le, 16. ' Tolesano, Tholosan, John, 126, 239, 244. , , Michael his son, 239, 244. , John de, 413. Michael de, 413. , Joau his sister, 413. Richard, or Richard de, 239, 244, 413. Tolleshunt, Toleshunte [co. Essex], 358. Toluse, Tholuse, Tholose, Giles de, 35. Thomas de, 444, 450. Toly, Tholy, William, 213, 283. , , John his brother, 213, 283. Tolyn, Tullyn, Arnold, 15, 24. Tonnebrigg. Src Tunbridge. Tonevill, Vinant de, 17. Tony, Thonv, Touuv, Ralph de, 109, 171, 222. , Ralph, skinner, 157. Topeheved, Rauulph, 401. William, 243. Tor, Torre Moun, Torre [co. Devon], St. Saviour's, abbot and convent of, 403, 439. Torald, Robert son of William, 315. Toresby, Sir Peter de, 202. Torgeseye. See Torksey. Torkervill, Richard de, 211. Torksey, Torgeseye [co. Lincoln J, St. Peter's church, 49. Torpel, Thorpel [co. Northampton], 366. Torpminne. See Thormyne. Torre. See Tor. Torring, Torringes, William de, 164, 332. Torud, Henry de, lOO. , John, 100. Torvill, John, 287. See Turvile. Tosseman, William, 407. Tot, Stephen le, 382. , , Joan his wife, 382. Totele, Stephen de, 445. Tothill, Tottenhale [co. Middlesex], town of, 405. Totingedon, church of, 316. Totnes, archdeacon of. See Boleet, Master Henry de. , Totton, Totten [co. Devon], 8, 195. , castle and town of, 8. Tottenhale. See Tothill ; Tatenhill. Totton, Toton [co. Hants], 87. Toulouse, 212. Touneshend, Walter atte, 103. Touny. See Tony. Tournaments prohibited, 5, 8, 10, 41, 42, 47. Tours [France], 271. Tower. See Loudon. Towns, decay of the websters of Oxford, 1 02_ INDEX. 609 Trent eont. , escheator south of Trent, 8, 64, 73. , steward north of. See Normanvill, Thomas de. , forest north of, justice of. See Leyburn, Roger (le. , forest south of, justice of. See Tany, Luke de. Trentemars, Thomas, 325. Tresshere, Robert son of Matilda le, 294. Tretire, Retyr [co. Hereford], 218. Treton, Thomas de, 244. Trevet, Tryvet, Trevot, Thomas, justice, 117, 120, 123, 160, 174, 181, 267, 294, 420. Treyvil, Thomas, 447. Trikingham, Thikingham, Alexander de, 326, 342, 347, 348, 458. Trillawe, Philip de, 444. Trim, Trum [co. Meath], St. Mary's, abbot of, 147. prior and convent of, 145, 306. , Miles, abbot of, 306. , Gillx-it, abbot of, 145. , Milo, monk of, 145. Trium Castronim honor. See Three Castles. TYoarn, Truward [Calvados], abbot of, 316. Trochaked, O'M'Bloid, Brochkedoblic, Drochkedoblic [in the barony of TuUa, co. Clare], half cantred of, 356, 362. Troia. See Troye. Trolium, 271. Troye, Troia, Bateman de, 439. , Copinus de, 13. , James de, 21. , Richard de, 353. Troys, James de, 256, 258. Troytemenen, Robert, 207. Trumwyne, William, knight, 422. .William, keeper of Cannock forest, 218. Truuk, CO. Norfolk, 173. Trussell, Roesia, 229. , Stephen, 18. Trussellum, chest, 132. Truward. See Troarn. Trye, Peter de, presented to High Easter, 355. Tryvet. See Trevet. Tuam, Thuam [Irelmd], Malachi, a Friar Minor, archbishop of, 368. Tubbe, Robert, 153. Tud, David, 14. Tudeley, Teudele [co. Kent], church of, 85. Tulachrothan, cc . Kilkenny, 353. Tulemund, Gilbert, 349. Tuleje, Robert de, 207. Tullaghaubrog, Taluchambrok [barony of Shilleljgher] , co. Kilkenny, 353. Tulleyo, William de, 332. TuUyn. See Tolyn. Tumbrels, 237. ;io GENERAL INDEX. 'I'uiibridjrt', Touebrigg [eo. Kent], prior of 85, 404. , llobert called Juvenis, canon of, 404. banlieu of, 267. lowcy of, 349. Tunge, Hichard son of William le, 294. Tupe, llogir, 4 '2. Turbervill, Hugh de, 56, 221. Turcoys, William, 235. Turevill. See Turvill. Turk, William, 234. Turnaud, John de, 18. See Turnay. Turnay, John de, 36. Turneminne, Master William, 474. See Thornemira. Turno, John de, treasurer of the Temple, Palis, 382. Turnur, Ralph Ic, 424. Turre, Tunv, John, 474. Turri, Margery de, 377. Turron, Giles le Assaur de. See Assaur. Tiirvile, Thurvyl, Thurvill, Tur illa, Turvill, John de, 339. Robert de, master of Knights Templers in P-lugland, 208, 252, 371, 436, 444, 445, 450. See Torvill. Tuscano, Arnold de, 38. Tuscard [i.e. the northern part of the county of Antrim], bailiff of, 8. Tusculano. See Frascati. Tutbury, Tuttebiry [co. Stafford], castle and honor of, 202. Tutting, William, le Someter, 347. Tuyt, Peter de, 455. Tuyford. See Twyford. Twyford, Tuyford [co. Hants], church of, 455. Tybermund, Reginald de, 235. Tybetot. See Tibetot. Tybotot. See Tibetot. Tycheseye, Thomas de, 291. Tychewell. See Titchwell. Tydal [alias Rydal], Philip de, 235, 246. Tydecumbe. See Titcombe; Tidcombe. Tydolveshyde. See Tilshtad. Tyeys, Tieys, Tyeis, Andrew le,446 , Baldwin le, 431. , Franco de, 353. , John le, 190. Tykeford. See Tickford. Tykeshull. Sec Tickhill. Tylilo, Richard, 427. See Tiliot. Tylioly. See Tilloy. Tymelesby, Ralph de, presented to Edliugton, 136. Tympan, Roger, 267. , Joan his wife, 267. Tyne. See Gloucester. 'i'yne river, iishiug in, 123. Tyndal. .Sec Tindalc. Tyngehurst, John de, 273, 335. Tyngewyk. See Tingewick. Tyngewyk, Klias de, 405, 460. John de, 405. , Robert de, 460. 'J'ypet, Richard, 474. Typpetre. See Tiptree. Tyrel, Robert, 102, Tyrington. See Tcrrington, co. Norfolk. Tyrington, Poncius de, 182. Tyron. See Tiron. Tyrringham, or Tyringham, Tiringham [co. Buckingham], advowsou of, 87. Tysinton. See Tissinton. Tystiuton. See Tissingtou. Tytherley, West, Westuderle, co. Hants, 155, 401. Ty veliseford, Richard de, prior of Kenilworth, 302, 303. Tywe, Hugh de, 340, 341. , Margery his wife, 340, 341. , , , Hugh her sou. 341. , Roger de, 341. Tyweler, William le, 134. See also Teler. Udemere. See Odemere. Udimore, Udemere [co. Sussex], letter patent dated at, 277. Ufford [co. Northampton, church of, 197. Ufford, Offord, Benedict de, 158. , John de, 402, 461. , Robert de, justiciary of Ireland, 3, 12, 43,63, 89, 141, 149,154-157,160,161, 172, 185, 198, 208, 219, 223, 224, 233, 249, 262, 268, 269, 277, 278, 306, 309, 315, 317, 357, 359, 362, 379, 381, 384, 390, 391, 394, 400, 420, 421, 423, 426, 430, 451, 456, 457,465. , , appointed justiciary of Ireland, 149. , Mary his wife, 394. Uguiccio, James, 129. Ulcombe, Ulecumbe [co. Kent], 240. Ulecumbe. See Ulcombe. Ulster, Ireland, county of, 57, 117, 227. , bailiff of the four pleas iu. See Warin, William son of. , bailiwick iu, 426. , earl of. See Burgo, Walter de. steward of. See Warin, William son of ; Maundcvill, Henry de. , castles of, 7. , Emelina, countess of, 372. ...... .K-, conntess of. See Lacy, Emelina de. INDEX. 611 Val, Vale, Valle, Adam de, 200, 207, 258, 283. , Stephen his brother, 258. , John de, 353. , Nicholas del, 302. , Walter le, 38. , Walter del, mayor of Winchester, 133. Vale Royal [co. Chester], abbot of, 247, 265, 309, 311, 315, 464, 465. , abbot and convent of, 246, 247, 270, 272,404,416. abbey, 452. , works of, 252. Valence, diocese of Poitiers, abbot and convent of, 271. Valencia, Agnes de, 84, 185. Joan de wife of William de, 193. , William de, the king's uncle, 50, 54, 56, 75, 87, 100, 112, 114, 139,143, 182, 184, 194, 211, 212, 267 273, 315, 317, 383, 389, 426, 469. , , Joan wife of, 389. Valeyns. See Valoniis. Valle. See Val. Valle Montis, de. See Valmont. Valle Richeri, Walle Richeri, Geoffrey de, 35. , Matthew de, 51. Valle Torta, John de, 219. , Robert de, 357. Vallibus, Vans, Wauuz, Wans, Fulk de, 211. , John de, 46, 190, 217, 277, 364, 373, 393, 396, 411, 421, 423, 430, 462, 463, 475. , Nicholas de, 211. Oliver de, 442. , Master Theobald de, king's carpenter, 214. , William de, 23, 65, 460. Valmont, de Valle Montis [Seine Inf.], abbot of, 455. Valogncs [Manche], vicomte of, 210. Valognes? Valloiles [Manche], abbot of, 319. Valoniis, Valeyns, Valoynes, Valongnes, Christina de, 336. , Mary de, 337. , Robert de, 245, 410, 413, 414. , , Edmund his sou, 245. .,., William de, sheriff of Kent, 107. Varvane, Varvan [Landes], parish of, 230. Vateir, John de, 368. Vaudey [co. Lincoln], abbot of, 399. Vaudyn, Drew, 358. Vaughan, See Adam Wahuhan. Vans. See Vallibus. Vautrer, John le, 474. Vavasour, Vavazur, Mauger le, Agnes wife of, 373. , William le, 189. Vaye, Robert de la, 92. Q Q 2 612 GENERAL INDEX. Veer, Hoj er d;-, prior of St. John of Jeriiaalem iu England, 117. Veisin. See Veysin. Velye, Roger la, 442. Veneise, Venys, James de, 422. , Peter de, 32. Veutadour [Moustier Vcntadour, Correze ?], Eblo, vicomte of, 113, 203. , sometime seueschal of Perigord, 113. Ventur, Frederic, 213. See Bouaventur. Veuur, B . . . de, 176. , John le, 40S. Robert le, 315. , William le, 176. Venys. See Veneise. Veravill, Philip de, 3.5. Verdeuel, Verdouel, Adam, or Adam de, 396, 458. Verdun, G. bishop of, 155. Verdim, Verdoun, Verdon, Adam de, 251. , Eleanor de, 108. , John de, 102, 231, 327. , Margery wife of Theobald de, 165. Nicholas de, Basilia wife of, 266, 447. , Robert do, sheriff of Warwick, 303, 308, 347, 376. .Theobald de, 164, 229,350, 428,439. Thomas de, 229, 278, 338. Verfiir, Joceus de, 362. Vergers, William de, 395. Verrer, William le, 467. Verrur, Adam le, 316. Vers, John de, 20. Versay, Philip de, 165. Versent, Philip de, 25. Vertekis, Giles de, 33. Vescy, Adam de, 393. , Johnde, 132, 222, 282, 296, 319,333, 339, 354, 381, 420, 426,448. , Richard de, 417. , William de, 137, 436. Veteri Castro, de. See Oldcastle. Veteri Ponte, Robert de, 180. Vetula, James de, 13, 16. Veue, Bartholomew le, 21. Veysin, Veisin, Nicholas, 18, 51. Vicart, John, 165. Vicchio. See Wichio. Vicedomini, Guy, 92, 194, 196, 311, 320, See Bisdome. Vichio. See Wichio. Vicia or Vitia, Bayamund de, 263. dean of L nn, 438 Vico. See Wichio. Vienna, St. Anthony, hospital of, 369. , , Guygo, or Gygo, proctor of, 40. , , William, proctor general of, 318, 459. , , vagabond friars of, 459. Vienne, Vienna, Devienne, Hugh de, 252,396, 308, 436, 441,458. Master Hugh de, prebendary of Dublin, 101, 1.56, 163. , Luke, 407. Vigore, Thomas de, 346. See Sancto Vigore. Vikio. See Wichio. Vile, Peter, 358, 370. Vileiu, Richard le 51. Vilens, WilHam, 20. Vilers, Bernard de, 34. Robert de, 309, 448. Villa, Henry de, 90. Peter de, 176. , Peter Arnaldi de. See Arnaldi. , Sampson de, 137. Villa Franca, Conrad de, 459. Villa Lata. See Virelade. Villa Nova, Raymond de, 117, 239, 240. Villeins, 290-292. requested to contribute to the relief of an abbey, 172. , tallage of, 45. , oppression of, 103. , taxation of, 138. See Taxation. Villeinage, 436. Vilur, James le, 46. Vineis. See Vivers. Vineter, Vyneter, Roger le, 314. , , Avice his wife, 314. , William le, 68. Vinur, John le, 69. Virelade, Villa Lata [Gironde], Agnes, sometime lady of, 162. Visage, William, 277. Viscunte, John le, 203. Viskyo. See Vichio. Visitation of the archbishop of Canterbury, 268. Vitia. See Vicia. Viterbo, Master Benedict de, 311. Vivers, or Vineis, Arnold de, 226. Vives de Gloucestre, Jew of Oxford, 440. , Sampson son of, Jew of London. 144. Vivonia, Sir Raou de, chancellor of Edward, firstborn of Henry III., 131. Vivon, Vyvon, Hugh de, 10. , John de, 10. Voidance, value of a, 45. Vulpelli, Labrus, merchant of Lucca, 382. See also Luca, Labrus de. Vulturna, Sir Waited us de, merchant of Lucca, Baruncinus son of, 129. See n/so Walterii. Vyamde, Robert, 337. Vyckyo. See Wichio. Vyneter. See Vineter. Vyskyo. See Vichio. 613 John de, 15. Henry, sometime sheriff of London, now burgess of Harfleur, 431. , John de, 166. See Walpole. Walraund, Waleraund, Walran, Robert, 6, 8, 31, 86, 272, 304, 328. ,' , Matilda his wife, 31, 272, 321. , Robert his nephew and heir, 86. , Master Robert, 389. 1, 11, 12, 42, 47, 48, 72, 104, 110, 126, 144, 169, 171, 186-189, 192, 194- 196, 200, 201, 207, 208, 210-213, 215, 216, 218, 222, 223, 225, 226, 268, 296, 297, 299, 330, 350, 381, 437, 441, 447, 472. , army in, tempore Henry III., scutage for, 449. , army of, in 5th year, knight service for, 334. , military summons of the fifth year, 241. , captains of the army in 1281. See Vescy, John de ; Grandisono, Otto de. , Cinque Ports to keep whateverthey take from Welsh, 225. , army in, war in, 184, 191, 192, 195, 208, 209, 212, 217, 219, 221, 223-227, 230, 232, 245, 251, 278, 282, 355, 442, 448. , , bowmen in, 330. , , crossbowmen mounted from Gascony, 184. , horses for, 169, 171. 184. , works at Flint, 226. , March, 56, 171, 199, 472. , , raids on, 47. , , churches of, 295. , , works in, 303. , rebels in, admitted to the king's peace, 126, 169, 171, 186, 219, 234, 242. certain pleas suspended hy reason of the war, 239. , persons fit for arms not to be summoned for inquisitions, 239. , peace in, 126. , prince of. See Llewellin. , roll of, 251. , North, 232. , South, army in, 22.'). , , general of, Edmund, the king's brother, 225. , West, 198, 218, 405. , , justice of. See Knovill, Bogo de. , , See Tibotot, Robert. , , keeper of. See Mortuo Mari, Roger de. , , Edmund the king's brother, the king's lieutenant in the munition of, 212, 213. Henry sou of, 467. , Macy son of, 43-t. , Peter son of, de Gayton, 153. , Kobert son of, 49, 96, 98,220,222, 412, 424, 461, 474. , Simon son of, 154. , , presented to Staconild, 154. , Walter son of, de Cruce, 180. , William son of, de Oxeneye, 327. Gualteri, Barunsinus, Haruncinus, Bouroncinus, 213, 354-856, 382, 405, 418,446. See also Vulturua. Wautham, 425. [co. Norfolk], 466. Holy Cross [co. Essex], Richard de Herghes, abbot of, 31. , abbot of, 150, 346, 391. , abbot and convent of, 61, 461. , prior and convent of, 30, 42. , canons of, 439. on the Wold, Wautham [co. Leicester, 413, 467. Wautham, Gilbert de, 282. , Henry de, 58, 144. Reginald de Maidendeth, abbot of, 42. Richard de, 302. , William de, 414, 467. .See Waltham on the Wolds. CO. Norfolk, 179. upon Trent, Waleton [co. Derbv], 61. , advowson of, 61. Simon de, 385. Adam, 267. See Wolward. Wambergc [co. Wilts], St. Catherine, chapel of, 372. Rauulph de, 235. Giles de, 454. Sec Waunford. Walmesford [co. Northumberland], 8. , bridge of, 32. Wanetiuge [co. Berks], hundred of, 115. John le, 436. , Nicholas de la, 299. , William le, 409. Wardon [co. Beds], 43. Wardynton, Roger de, 347, 407. [co. Bedford] , abbot and convent of, 305. West. See Chipping Warden. keeper of. See Bek, Anthony ; Gonneys, John de ; Luda, Master William de. See Bek, Master Thomas. Great, 390. Paralitic, 152. GENERAL INDEX. 615 Wane, John la, 175, 345. , , presented to Sutton, Maundevill, 295, 449. , Jordan la, 288. , , Isolda his tenant, 288. , Ralph la, 46. , Richard de, 22. , Robert la, 311. , Thomas la, 175. Floreutiuus de, 354. , John de, earl of Warenne, 146, 173, 222, 233, 268, 269, 284, 414, 469. , William de, 391. Roger le, 267. See Warner. See Warrewyk. Warefeld, co. Berks, 348. Fulk son of, 352. , Heury son of, 96. , Peter son of, 189, 217, 347. , William son of, steward of Ulster, 7, 8, 28, 57, 82, 117, 187, 190, 209, 223, 227, 260, 296, 360, 370, 383, 397, 426. , , bailiff of the four pleas iu Ulster, 383. , , seneschal of Ireland, 117. , William son of, de Colecestre 42. [co. Northampton], 266, 291. Werministre [co. Wilts], 253, 348. Welle [co. Dorset], 358. South, Suthwarueburu, co. Hants, 287. Lawarne, John de la, 432. , Robert de la, 432. , Henry his brother, 432. John le, 474. , , Matilda wife of, 474. See Warenner. See Ware. Warewick, John de, 470. , Nicholas de, 191. John de, 284. , , Thomas his brother, 284. , Luke de, 221. [co. Warwick], 68. , St. Sepulchre's, canons of the order of, 371. , Jews of, 6, 252,337. , tournament at, 42. county of, 70. , Ela, countess of, 287. , countess of, serjeanty called that of the, 270, 271. , earl of. See Bello Campo, William de. , peace in, 308. sheriff of, 260, 282, 337. , See Morteyn, William de ; Verdun, Robert de. , sub-escheator of, 66. Wascelyn. See Gacelyn. Waschingebury, John de, Matilda wife of 472. Wask, Odin de, merchant of Gene, 301. See Guasco. Waspaill, Waspayl, Roger, 210, 278, 430. Wastelou ap Knaithou, 434. Wasteneys, William de, 189. Wastur, Robert le, 296. Watele, 65. Watele, Watelegh, Alexander de, 14, 20, 21, 23, 24. , William de, 65, SeeWetele. Wateley. See Whatley. Water, Ralph, 98. Watere, Harvey atte, 139. Waterbeach,WattTbeeh [co. Cambridge], 453. letters patent dated at. 192, 197. Waterford, Watefford, co. Watcrford, 203, 260. Stephen, bishop of, treasurer of Ireland, 72, 80, 82, 96, 117, 149, 160, 161, 208, 277, 298, 379, 384, 421, 423, 451, 455, 459, 465. , , treasurer of Dublin, 208. , bishop of. See Foleburn, Stephen de. , diocese of, 135. , exchange at, 423. , county of, sheriff of. See Haye, Walter de la. , sheriff of, 57. Waterford, Denis de, 53. Watervill, Ralph de, presented to Hincheboyiie, 60. , presented to the church of Alfescote, 162. Watford [co. Herts?], 14, 163. Watford, Walter de, 22, 106. Watling Street, Watlingestrete, 364. Watreschipp. See Batreschipp. Watteford. See Waterford. Wattisham, Wachesham [co. Suffolk], 281. Wauban. See Waben. Wauberg. See Wabridge. Wauberge, John de, 76. Waud [Weald, Essex], 221. Waudingfold. See Waldifigfield. Waunford, William de, 46 See Wanford. Waus. See Vallibus. Wautham. See Waltham. Wauton, Wauuton, John de, 412. , Robert son of Roger de, 417, 434. , Roger de, 31. , William de, 46, 220. See Walton. V auuz, Wauz. See Vallibus. Waverley [co. Surrey], abbot of, 209, 211, 264,389, 455. 616 GENERAL INDEX. Wftweyn, Adani, 2J3. Wax, ir.o. A ';ix iiniigi', 132. Waybiidijc priory, Norfolk. See Weybridge. Wftvdekiii, John, 14. Wave. See Wye. Waylaund. Sec Weyland. Waymiie. .Sec Weymouth. Waynflet. See Waiuflet. Waynnian, Richard le, 451. Wayuton, Nicholas de, 67. Wayte, Alexander Ic, 410. Norman le, 410. , Reginald le, 410. , William le, 410. Weald, ill Waldis [co. Kent], seven hundreds in the, 417. Weald? Waud [co. Essex], 221. Weald, North, Northwelde [co. Essex], 358. Weaverham, Weverham [co. Chester], 194. Wedehie, Thomas de, 209. Wederoure, William de, prior of Dunstaple, 423. Wedon, Edmund de, 343. AVeedon, Wedon, co. Northampton, 170. Weedon Lo s, Weedou Pinkney, co. Northampton, IG9. Weford, Martin de, 335. See Wesford. Wehaueray, Ralph de, 22. Weights and measures, 172, See Market. Weilaund. See Weylaund. Wekedyve. See Wyke Dyve. Welby, Welebe [co. Lincoln?], 17. Welaund. See Weylaund. Welde. See Wield. Weldon, Welledon [co. Northampton], 403. Wele, Richard, 107. Welewe, William de, 324, 346. Welim, Philip ap Laurence, 434. Welle. See Warmwell. Welle, CO. Norfolk, water of, 178. Welle, in Wyufred Hundred [Poxwcll or Warmwell, co. Dorset], 133. Welle, Thomas de, 398. , William atte, 299. Wellerleye, Walrand de, justice of the Bench, Dublin, 161. Welles, Gilbert de, 338. , William de, 164, 179. Wellesdon, Ralph son of Ralph de, 242. Wellewik, William de, 450. Well ok, Richard de, 244. Welnok. See Wenlock. Wells, Welles [co. Somerset], 285. letters patent dated at, 262. .archdeacon of. See Button, Master Thomas de. Wells, Welles conr , canon of, 304. , dean of. See Knolle, Master Edward de. ,dean and chapter of, 74. prebends of, 84. Weltetart, Richard, 159. Wembworthy, Wemmeworth [co. Devon], church of, 397. Wemmeworth. See Wembworthy. Wencia. See Gwent. Wendlesworth, Adam de, 204. Richard de, 38. Wendling, Wenling [co. Norfolk], abbot and convent of, 463. Wenekesal, Simon de, 18. Weng. See Wing. Wenham, Burnt, Brendwenham [co. Suffolk], 116. Wenling. See Wendling. Wenlock, Welnok [co. Salop], John, prior of, 140, 322. , prior of, 131. fair, 114. monastery of, 114. , St. John's Hospital, 89. Wenlok, Richard de, 296. Went. See Gwent. Werclyve, Matthew de, presented to Partney, 159. Werdekin, John, 15. Werdswode. See Swerdewode. Weremund, Wermund, Herbert, 17, 22. John, 52. , Matthew, 21. Werinton, William le Botiller of. See Botiller. Werk, Henry le, 467. Wermenton. See Warmington. Werministre. See Warminster. Wermund. See Weremund. Werre, John, 291. Weseford. Sec Wexford ; Wishford. Wesegate, William de, 299. Weseham, Thomas de, 6, 459. , , Sarah his wife, 459. Wesford, Martin de, 273. See Wexford ; Weford . West, Neyra, 344. Westacre [co. Norfolk], letters patent dated at, 423. Westbradeleje. See Bradley, West. Westden. See Dean, West, Sussex. Westdun [co. Berks?], 382. Westerleigh, Westerle, co. Gloucester, 257. Westemeys, Robert le, 466. Westhalsey. See Haddlesey, West. Westhamme. See Ham, West. Westhorsleye. See Horsley, West. Westman, Elias, 13, 37. Westmerland, Thomas de, 420. GENERAL INDEX. 617 Westmilne [co. Herts], church of, 444. 182, 200, 207, 237, 435, 436, 440, 460. town, 405. , R. abbot of, 186. , Richard, abbot of, 302, 303. abbey, 56. , two fairs of, 418. abbot of, 3, 46, 128, 159, 162, 171, 231, 257, 277, 302, 303, 308, 34.'), 346. , abbot and convent of, 373, 418, 446, 458. , aisles of, 132. , belfry of, 418. , churchyard of, 418. , great altar, light on, 418. , St. Edward's shrine, 418. , Bench at, 154. , justices at, 54, 407. , letters patent dated at, 2-6, 8-23, 26, 30-43, 47-54, 60-62, 64-69, 71, 85-98. 104, 106-114, 118-121, 123- 125, 129, 139-147, 149, 152-157, 162- 173, 177, 178, 180, 182, 183, 199, 200- 209, 211, 238, 239, 249, 252-255, 264- 273, 280-285, 289-294, 298-300, 306- 316, 318-320, 325-332, 334-337, 339, 344-346, 348-351, 354, 355, 368-383, 399-405, 409-411, 413-419, 426, 431- 449, 452, 454, 459-467, 470-473, 475, 476. , parliament at, 380, 426. , venison for, 105. , works at, 201. , -works in the palace at, wages for, 167, 273. the first, statute of, 162, 305. Hugh de, 188. , Master Odo de, 189. , presented to Finchlej', 41. , , remembrancer of the Exchequer, 311 baronies of, 181. , eyre in, 304. , sheriff of, 121 181, 183. , shrievalty of, 180. [co. Herts], letters patent dated at, 84. [co. Suffolk], church of, 46, 424. Christiana de, 107. , Hugh de, 30. , Hugh son of Hugh de, 405. John de, 179, 302, 308, 453. , Michael de, 198, 219, 295. , Nicholas de, 358, 391. , Robert du, 179. Ralph le, 168. See Westerneys. Westwode [co. Worcester], prioress and con ent of, 232. Wetenhale, Adam de, 226, 394. , , presented to Tydecumbe, 135. Wethamsted, John de, parson of Luttreworth and Kingsley, 229. Wether, John, 470. Weverham. See Weaverham. Wexford, Weseford, Wesford [co. Wexford], 260. [Ireland], liberty of, 273, 383. Weybridge, Weybruge [co. Norfolk], prior of, 347. Weyford, Baldwin de, 144. , William de, 144. Weylaund, Welaund, Weiland, Waylaund, Herbert de, 402. , Nicholas de, 192, 242, 398, 402. , Thomas de, 115, 164, 165, 173, 175, 179, 243, 282, 283, 292, 294, 308, 319, 324, 347-350, 377, 407, 410, 411, 413, 424, 426, 433, 475. , Thomas de, justice of the Bench, 308. , William de, 6, 10, 16, 33, 41. Weymouth, Waymue [co. Dorset], port, 365. Weynfled. See Wainflet. Weyse, William le, 245. Wfford. See Uffovd. Whaddon, Waddcn, co. Wilts, 8. , church of, 447. Whaddon, Humphrey de, 447, 449. ,, , Claricia wife of, 449. , Ralph de, 424. Whale, 469, Whalebrewes, Walebreus, William de, 191, 207, 269. Whaplode, Quappelade, co. Lincoln, 340. Whassiugburn, John de, 474. , , Matilda wife of, 474. Whateleye. See Wheatley. Whatley, Wateleye, co. Somerset, 8. Wheatley, Whateley, co. Notts, 41. Whelwrychte, John le, 253. VVhepstead, co. Suffolk, 292. Wherewell, Hichard de, 21, 37. ..., Valentine de, 398. Whicchewode. See Wychwood. Whichaud, Stephen, 44ti. Whichford, Wiccheford [co. Warwick], 4-14. Whilden, Peter de, 471. Whinere, Emma la, 410. , Geoffrey le, 410. Richard le, 410. , Thomas le, 410. Whistring, Ivo de, 148. Whitby, Whiteby, Winteby [co. York] abbot of, 2.55, 292. , Robert de Langetoft, abbot of, 278. .... , burgesses of, 255, 292. William de Kirkeham, prior, afterwards abbot of, 281. William prior of, afterwards abbot of, 280. 618 GENERAL INDEX. Whitchurch, Whitcchirch [co. Dorset?], 128. Whitchurch, Albi Monaaterii [co. .Salop], Nich olas, vicar of, 190. Whitchurch, or Oswestry, de Albo Motiaalerio [co. Salop], castle of, 187. White, Whyte, Gilbert le, 444. , Roger le, 408. , Simon le, 245. Walter le, 107,327. Whiteby. See Whitby. Whiteby, Gilbert de, 380. Whitecastle, Blauncchastel [co. Monmouth], castle of, 208. Whiteley. See Witley. Whiteneye, John de, 341. Whitewell, Thomas de, 178. William de, 344. Whitinton, Robert de, 346. Whitsaund. See Wissant. Whittenay, Roger son of Richard, 294. AVhittlebury, Witlebury [co. Northampton], 43. Whittlesea, Wytlese, Witleseye, co. Cambridge, 180. marsh, 475. Whittlewood, Whitlewode, Whytlewode [co. Northampton] , 405. , forest of, 428. Whitwood. See Whytewod. Whyston, Robert de, 186. Whytehau, Philip de, 228. Whytetawere, .Walter le, 347. Whytewod [Whitwood, co. York] , William de, 243. Whytfot, Goscelin, 180. Whythose, Galiotus, 337. Whytlewode. See "NMiittlewood. Whyton. See Wightou, co. Norfolk. Whytsond. See Wissant. Wiberd, Adam, 18. Wiccheford. See Whichford. Wice, John le, 20. Wich, John, 439. Wichenild, Henrj-, Agnes wife of, 336. , , Adam her son, 336. Wichio, Vyckyo, Vicchio, Euuicchio, Wychio, Yikio, Vico, Vikyo, Davich', Hugelin de,91,98, 167, 196,214-216,228,320, 323, 358, 401, 431. , Hugh de, 440. , Thomas de, 309. Wickham near Spalding, Wychum [co. Lincoln], church of, 43. Wickhambreux, Wycham, Wikham, co. Kent, 276, 345, 473. Wicks, Bishops, or Ufford, Wikes, co. SufEolk, 245. Wicumbe. See Wycombe. Widford, Wideford, co. Essex, 428. Widmer Pool, Widmerpole [co. Notts], church of, 3. Wield, Welde, co. Hants, 349. , Welde by Alrusford [co. Hants], church of, 369. Wigan, Wygan [co. Lancaster], church of, 424. Wiger, Wyp,.;r, John, 46, 70, 73, 82, 98, 99, 110, 126, 198, 228, 310, 397. , , sheriff of Devon, 198. , Richard, presented to Kelsey, 5. See Wither. Wiggemore, Wygemor, Richard de, 250. , Philip de. 38. Wigetou, Wygeton, Walter de, 172, 210. Wiggington, Wyginton, Wygeton [co. Stafford], 123. Wight, Hugh, 348. Wighton, Whyton [co. Norfolk] , tithes of, 90. Wiham, Adam de, abbot of St. Osyth's, 12. Wihter, Alan de, 442. See Wither. Wikeheye, Robert de, 122. Wikes. See Wicks, co. Suffolk. Wikes, Wyke, Master Richard de, 156, 205, 206. Wikewane, William, archbishop of York [22 June 1279 to 27 Aug. 1285], 318, 329, 365, 396. Wickham. See Wickhambreux. Wikham, Edmund de, 410. , Roger de, 287. Wilburgham, Geoffrey de, presented to Wrabnose, 325. .......... William de, canon of Bickeuacre, 7. Wileby. See Wilby. Wileghby, Wileby, Wyleby, Wylegheby, Wylehoby, Willegheby, Wylhegby, Wylughby, Wyleby, Philip de, escheator north of Trent, 57, 59, 77, 79, 108, 119, 132, 140, 148, 168, 184, 189, 211, 2)5, 236, 250, 254, 260, 272-274, 295, 297, 298, 305, 311, 312, 328, 330, 353, 363, 377, 443. , Philip de, presented to Clive, 298. , , presented to Esington, 108. , , presented to Shotteby, 140. , , baron of the Exchequer, 272, 311. , , receiver of the goods of condemned Jews, 311. , Robert de, 54, 91, 217, 220, 221. , Thomas de, 412. , William de, 344, 346, 409. Wileby [Wilby, co. Norfolk], Roger de, 179. Wilehale, Richard de, 268. Wiles, Wyles, Stephen, 38, 51. , William, 26. Wilkeman, Walter, 290. Willelmi, Gwillelmi, Guillelmi, Bernard, de Lusak, 297. , Daetajutus, citizen of Florence, 129. , Deutautus, 38. 619 Wyneburn, Wyuburn, Wymburne. Master Jordan de, archdeacon of Derby, 313, 370. , Master Jordan de, archdeacon of Chester, 459. .Walter de, 134, 163, 181, 182, 239, 267, 282, 287. 292, 293, 308, 310, 324, 341, 346, 349, 373, 406, 408, 469. , , justice of the King's Bench, 310. , , presented to Wygan, 424. See Whitby. [co. Sussex], 71, 136, 149, 151, 247, 331, 344, 442. , barons and bailiffs of, 12, 257. , merchants of, 38, 48. , letters patent dated at, 178. , new town of, at Yhamme, 414. , king's port at, 151. , quay at, 151. , St. Giles church, 433. , St. Thomas, church of, 196. Wynchelse, Henry de, 252. , Master Robert de, 232. , Robert de, 252,470. [co. Hants], 65, 66, 68, 88, 131, 133, 160, 168, 209, 216, 284, 365, 436, 442, 443. , archdeacon of. See Helingeye, Henry de. , Robert, bishop of Baths and Wells, postulation of, to be bishop thereof, not admitted by the Pope, 398. , Aymer or Adelmar, bishop elect of, 88, 314, , Nicholas,bishopof, 40, 164, 183, 349, 363, 365. , bishop of, 343. , .See Ely, Nicholas de. , bishoprick, marshalcy of, 402. , discords in, 60. bailiff appointed in place of a mayor, 60. , city restored to citizens, 133. , Dauemarche, meadow, without the walls of, 442. , diocese of, 77, 86, 128, 300,362, 368- 370, 378, 392, 394, 395, 398, 399, 403, 405, 416,425-427, 440, 454, 455. , , tenth in, 147. , ditch without north gate, 133. ,gaol, 423,471, 473. , good men of, 261. , Jews of, 6, ] 13, 202, 244, 357, 365. , Jews' chest of, 127. , Benetton, Beuettus, Jew of, alias Benedict de Wyntouia, 113, 215. , letters patent dated at, J28, 129, 131- 13.5, 173-175, 263, 289, 355-360, 406, 407. , Thomas de Michel Devrc, mayor of, 399. GENERAL INDEX. , Walter del Val, major of, 133. , merchants of, 13-18, 21, 23, 25, 26, 35-39, 47, 53, 54, 64. , north gate of, 88. , St. Peter's church, 88. , St. James, near the castle of, church of, 366. , St. Pancras, church of, 436. , Shortestrete, or Shortenstrete, 360, 379. St. Swithm. church of, 66. , , Andrew, prior of, 66. , prior of, 2 3 , , prior and convent of, 384, 398. , , sub-prior of, 363. , priory, 304, 370. , fair of, 304. , , priory in debt, 376. , priory, patronage of, 323. , , men of, 275. , Wolvesey, gaol of, 456. Wolveseye castle, St. Stephen's without, church of, 440. Wyudesore, Windesoure, Hugh de, 300. , Laurence de, 360. , prebendary of Burlewardeheth, 135. .Thomas de, 32. William de, 30, 53, 81, 242, 295, 428. , , parson of Cracfergus, 330. See Windsor ; Windesore. 132. , ironwork of, 413. , tax on, 204. Wyndesore [co. Berke], 56, 113, 210, 231, 323, 456. , bailifif and good men of, 456. castle, 132, 193, 272. , castle guards of, 160. constable of, 82, 160. ,gaol, 467. , gate of, 392. , works of, surveyor of. See Chaumbre, Hamo de la. and forest of, 2. , constable of. See Picheford, Geofirey de. cnstle, town and farm of, 3. , farm of, 356, 456. forest, 3, 82, 211, 215, 373, 390. , purprestures in, 391. , sale of oaks, alders, and birches in, 390. , St. Leonard's chapel in, 80. king's children at, 210. Windsor, Wyndesore , letters patent dated at, 54-58, 69, 70, 79,80,81-83, 99, 100, 106,114, 116, 117, 127, 150, 157, 158, 173, 184-186, 209-214, 224, 236, 240, 273-275, 280, 292, 296-298, 321-323, 338, 339, 346, 3.')2, 354, 355, 369, 388, 389, 405, 406, 409, 425, 426, 455-458, 469, 474. Old, king's demesnes of, 452. , purpresture of Shaghe in, 452. ... , , Wodegrene. purpresture on, 426. Park, letters patent dated at, 321. , provisions made at, touching the coinage, 338. Wine, 210, 212. Wines of the king. See Edward L Winfrith Newburgh, Wymfrod, Wynfrod, Wymfred, co. Dorset, 41, 153, 321. hundred of, 133, 358. Wing, eng, co. Bucks, 173. Winsbam, Wynesham, co. Somerset, 308. Winston, Wyneston [co. Durham], church of, 55. Winteby. See Whitby. Winterboume, Winterburn [co. Wilts], 181. Winterburn, Jordan de, 459. Winterham, John, 26. Winterland, John de, 36. Winterman, John, 22. Winterstoke, Wynterstok [co. Somerset], hundred of, 452. Winton, Wynton, Wintonia, Adam de, 4, 6, 60, 108, 143, 335, 360, 364, 470. , keeper of the rolls of the Jewry, 148. , , of Northampton, 133. , Andrew de, canon, afterwards prior of Southwick, 40, 41. Benedict, Benetton, Beneton, de, Jew, of Winchester, 113, 215. , Master Elias de, 230, 400. , Henry de, 276, 297, 320. Hugh de, 282. Nicholas de, 17, 22, 25, 38, 88. , Peter de, 3, 254, 322, 398. , , parson of Ashburne, 362. Simon, 413. , Master Thomas de, 368. Wintre, Wyntre, Hugh, 304, 455. , Nicholas, 410. , Philip, 410. WintreshuU, Wyntreshull, Henry de, 206. , John de, 207. , William de, 298, 388. Wintrj', Wyntreye [co. Essex], common of pasture in, 391. Wirhale, Wirale, Wyrehale, Wyrhale, Peter de, 14, 20, 35, 37-39, 65. Wirham, Wyrham, Gilbert de, 446. , Ralph de, 240. 621 Nicholas de, 313. , William de, 45. Henry de, 445. , William de, 331, 447. See Beckingham Wood House. Alan, 119, 140, 182. Henry, 119, 140, 182. , , Letice his daughter, 182. , Peter (son of Alan) 119, 140, 182, See Woodmanstern. John, 475. John de, 459. Andrew de, 229. , Henry de, 54, 83, 153, 161, 229, 262. , prebendary of Hereford, 89, 262. , , presented to Wotton, 110. , parson of Wooton, 168. , John de, 229. , Silbyl de, 229. See Woodstock. Arnold le, 341. , Johnle, 349. Ralph, 361. John, 428. Henry de, 185, 233. . . . , John son of Alan de. Sea Wolrinton. Alice, 244. , Martin le, 26. , Nicholas le, 64. See Woolacombe. Henry de, 32. Stephen, 24. John son of Alan de, 93, 323. Wlvrenehampton, co. Stafford, free chapel of, prebend of, 469. , dean of See Camilla, Thedisus de. , letters patent dated at, 218. 436, 461, 463. to be destroyed, 429, 435. Wolvesheye. See Winchester. 228. Richard, 136. See Woolwich. Wymbrugg [co. Salop], forest of, 365. Woneford [co. Devon], hundred of, 244. Wodeford, church of, 232. Wodemeresthorn co. Surrey, 178. Wodestok [co. Oxford], 33, 77, 103, 168, 304, 352. ..., letters patent dated at, 74, 75, 102, 103, 115, 122, 162, 191-196,215, 216, 236, 237, 240, 300-305,339, 340, 341, 342,430,432. park, 215. GENERAL INDEX. ."iO, 71, 114. llf), 124. , nmerccineuts of, lOC-109. , export of to Flanderss, 48. , fines for exporting, 91, 92. , licences to export, 13-16. , offences against, 122. , sale of, 95. Sfe Custom ; Flanders. Wollacumbe [co. Devon], 192. Wlvemere [co. Hants], forest, 391, Wohvich [co. Kent], 314. Wotton [co. Northampton], 474. , in the diocese of Lincoln, church of, 110. , church of, 168. [co. Worcester], 226, 230, 282. , bishop of. See Gilfard, Godfrey. Godfrey, bishop of, 102, 106, 158, 253, 277,309, 355. .bishop of, 9, 103. bishopric of, tenth in, 82, 276. , bailiffs and good men of, 12. city of, 27. diocese, 53, 184. fifteenth for, 319. , Jews of, 6, 355. , Jews' chest of, 127. , letters patent dated at, 162, 188-191, 193,217-219, 241, 279, 280, 293. .., mayor and goodmen of, 280. , men of, 195. , murage, 403. , Richard, prior of, 309. prior of, 218, 261, 280, 297. , prior and convent of, 303. , wardrobe at, 280. county of, 237. , fifteenth of, 280. , sheriff of. See Newenton, Thomas de. , eyre in, 125. forest, 334. sheriff of, 8, 218, 345. , sub- sheriff of . See Newynton, Thomas de. Wirmegeye, co, Norfolk, marsh of, "240. ., Ilithe, 240. Wormele [co. Hereford], canon of, 38.5, 392. Henry, 170, Wurtb, co. Sussex, park of, 414. Roger de, 461. See Wootton. William, 291. Wrabenose [co. Essex], church of, 325. John, 349. co. Norolk, water of, 178. Simon, 410. I Wreck of .sea, 115, 118, 344, 435, 468. Wreck, old customs as to throwing overboard to be preserved, 239. Wrecks, 119. Wrccwyrthyn. See Wrockwardiue. Wrengel, 83. Wrennok ap Adam, 126. , Meurie and Howel his brothers, 126. Writtle, Wrltole [co. Essex], forest of, 378. Wro, Adam del, 344. Wroccestre. See Wroxeter. Wroch, Macy, 434. , Robert, 434. Wrockeshale, Geoffrey de, 161. , , Juliana his wife, 161. Wrockwardiue, Wrocworthin, Wrecwrthyu [co. Salop], 30. , church of, 77. Wronou ap Adam, 434. Wrotham [co. Kent?], 389, 400. Wrotham, Eustace de, 259. Wroughton, Elindon [co. Wilts], church of, 440. , letters patent dated at, 261. Wroxeter, Wrocestre [co. Salop] , prebend in, 161, 248. Wy, CO. Kent, huudi-ed of, 350. Wybbe, Adam, 347. Wycharu, John de, 315. Wycham. See Wickhambreux. Wychehampton, Master Robert de, dean, afterwards bishop of Salisbury [6 March 1271-24 April 1284], 1, 9, 10, 43, 54, 314, 457. Wj-chinford. See Witchford. Wychinton, Roger de, 101. Wychio. See Wichio. Wychum. See Wickham. Wychum, Robert, 38. , Stephen, 38. Wychwood, Wycchewode, Whicchewode [co. Oxford], forest, 301, 438. , , bailiwick of, 394. Wycombe, Wicumbe [co. Bucks], 237. , letters patent dated at, 100. West [co. Bucks?], 459. Wydefeld. See Wyfields. Wydehaye, Thomas de, 307. W)-diudon. Sec Withington. Wydo, John son of, 219. Wye, Waye, river [co. Monmouth], 408. Wyfields?, Wydefeld [in Horndou-on-the- Hill, CO. Essex], tenement called, 453. Wygan. See Wigan. Wygemor. Ste Wiggemore. Wygenhalc, John de, 432. , Nicholas de, 28. Wygeton. See Wigeton. Wyginton. See Wiggington. GENERAL INDEX. 623 Wygornia, Aaron son of Isaac de. See Aaron. , Richard de, 230. , Walter de, abbot of Alincestre, 329. Wyk, Hugh son of John de, 460. Wyke. See Wikes. Wyke Dyve, Wekedyve [co. Somerset], 462. , church of, 362. Wykehampton, Robert de, bishop of Salisbury. See Wychehampton. Wyleby. Sec Wileby. Wyleford, Ralph de, 176. , Walter de, 280. Wyles. Sec Wiles. Wylfreton, Thomas de, 444. Wylboby North. See Silk-Willoughby, co. Lincoln. Wylingham. See Willingham. Wylton. See Wilton. Wylyton. See Willington. Wylmyntou, Isaac de, 361. , Richard de, 361. See Wilmenton. Wymbis, Master Thomas de, 47. Wymbrugg. See Wombridge, ymburn. See Wimburn. Wymering, co. Hants, 386, 388, 426, 445. Wymfred. See Winfrith. Wymfrod. See Winfrith. Wyminedon, Wymunden, John de, 35. Wymundeham [Wymondham, co. Norfolk], Sewall de, 179. , Geoffrey sou of Sewal de, 179. Wymundeham, Master Simon de, parson of Buketon, 224. , Thomas de, 328, 342. , Masler Thomas de, precentor of Lichfield, 228. Wymundele, Adam de, prior of Raveneston, 78. Wynburn. See Wimburn. Wyncele, Nicholas de, 99. Wyuchelese. See Winchelese. Wyndesore. See Windesore. Wyndhut, Walter, 263. William, 267. Wyne, Ralph le, 293, Wynesham. See Winsham. Wyneston. See Winston. Wyufrod. See Winfrith Newburgh. Wyngefeld, John de, 308. Wynketon, Stephen de, 457. Wyuteneye. SeeHartley-Wintney, co. Hants. Wynter. See Wintre. Wyuterland, John de, 36. Wynton. See Wintonia. Wyntre. See Wintre. Wyntreshull. See WintreshuU. Wyntreye. See Wintry. Wyntringham, William de, 474. Wyrehale. See Virhale. Wyrhale. See Wirral. Wyrhale. See Wirhale. Wyrham, co. Norfolk, 473. See Wirham. Wyrkesworh. See Wirksworth. Wyrkesworth, Henry de, 344. Wyse, Godschalc le, 52. Wysebech. See Wisbeach. Wysman, John son of John, 326. Wysshele. See Wisley. Wyssy, Thomas de, 224. Wytcherche, Reginald de, 367. Wytele, Robert de, 442. Wyth, Oliver, 446. Wytham. See Witham. Wyther. See Wither. Wytheweye, William de, 274. Wytlese. See Whittlesea. Wytlesford, Stephen son of Stephen de, 281. Wytmer, Laurence, 28. Wytsand, Wytsaund. See Wissant. Wytteneye, John de, 460. Wyttleye. See Witley. Wyvelesford, Gervase de, 235. Wy veleslegh. Richard de, precentor of Leiffhlin, 120. Wyz, Richard, 348. See Wyht. raiding. Elding [co. Kent], church of, 85. Yanes, Peter de, 338, 342. Yarmouth [co. Norfolk], 21, 36, 65, 236, 260, 269, 286, 315, 318, 413, 439, 447. , and the Cinque Ports, 203. , bailiffs of, 315. , burgesses of, 456. , burgesses and commonalty ofj 197. , Carmelite Friars of, 138. , 'le Denne,' 138. disputes with Bayonne, 236. , gaol, 343. , murage for, 315, , rich and poor of, 469. , twentieth on, 4. Yarmouth, South [co. Suffolk], 471. Yatingdene, Bartholomew de, 65. Yattingedene, Nicholas de, 3. Yattou [co. Somerset] hundred of, 452. Yelaund, William de, 201. Yelden, Gyvelden, Jeveldeu [co. Beds], church of, 40-42. Yhamme. See Northiam. Yhogan, Orcan, 400. See Ohagan. Ylle, Robert, 23. Ynes. See Ince. GENERAL INDEX. .See Yonghal. William le, 291. [co. Vork,], 12, 38, C4, G7, 88, 120, 17:?, 186, 284, 331, 377, 398, 462. , Aaron, Jew of. .See Aaron. , archdeacon of. Sec Buruell, Robert. .archbishop of, 73, 83, 132, 173,227,36.5. , .Sec Giffard, Walter; Wikewane, William. , Walter, archbishop of, 8, 11, 41, 44, 60, 78, 108, 110, 133, 254, 268, 280, 302, 310, 314, 396, 427, 456. , Roger, archbishop of York, temp. Henry II., 357. , William, archbishop of, 396. , W. archbishop of, late keeper of the Tower, 168. , sheriff of York and constable of Nottingham castle, 11. , archbishopric of 317, 323. , taxation of, 133. castle, bailiffs of, 69. , gatekeeper of, 369. , citizens of, 472. :,,, city, commonalt ' of, 173. , Cuningstrete, or Coningestrete, Conigstrete, in the parish of St. Martin, 334, 380, 398, 458, 462. , diocese, 3, 187, 454. , exchange of, 396, 402, 425, 460, 461. , Friars Minors of, 395. , Friars Preachers of, 173, 405. , gaol, 67, 186, 289, 313, 364,393, 475. , Jews of, 6, 97, 100, 151,1253,259, 337, 377, 380, 398, 462. , Aaron, Jew of. 9, 10. Bonaniicus, Jew of, 157. , Jews' chest of, 127. , Kingestoft in, 405. , letters patent dated at, 394-396. , mayor of, 337, 395. , maj-or and bailiffs of, 269. , , jurisdiction of, 177. , , citizens, and bailiffs of, 111, 119. , Italian merchants commorant in, 215. , rich grieving the poor, 138. , St. James, church of, 396. , St. Leonard's hospital, 85, 164, 166, 171, 443. ,St.Mary's,abbotof, 111,120, 127,250. , St. Peter's, canons of, 97, 314,395, 398, 424, 425. , , Master Gilbert, sub-dean of, 424, 425. , Ma.'iter William, chancellor of St. Peter's, afterwards archbishop of, 318, 329. York, St. I 'eter's con/. .See W ike wane .Richard, warden of the vicars of, 67. , , dean and chapter of. 111, 120, 222, 241,312, 472. , ... . prebends in. 321. St. Samp.son, church of. 177. , St. Sepulchre's, chapel of, 317. York, county of, 237, 430, 435. county and castle of, 404. , deodands in, 428. , eyre in, 308. , forest of, 411. ,.., knights of, 351. , fifteenth in, 150. , sheriff of, 186,395. , See Lestrange, Roger; Dacre, Ranulph de ; Kirketon, Alexander de ; Lithegrains, John de ; Creppiug, Robert de. and Westmoreland, perambulation of the bounds of, 471. Youghal, del Y'cghel, li Ilyochil [co. Cork], 260. 448. , murage for, 98. Ypres, Flanders, 101, 163, 169, 223, 247,248, 256, 269. , mayor and echevins of, 325. Yr-efail. See Elvel. Ystrad Tywi, Stradewy [co. Carmarthen and Brecon], parts of, 217. Yungefrowe, Henry. 26. Yungstulemund, Hildebrand de. 26. , . Arnold his brother, 26. Yvor Vaghan, 56. Y'wherst. See Ewhurst, co. Sussex. Y'wvan. See Jevan. Zealand, Seland, Seiland, Seyland, 313. .. , count of, 389, 419. Zealand, Seyland, and Holand. Florence, count of, 141, 262. , trading relations with, 262. Zeals, Sele la [co. Sussex], prior of, 454. 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This Chronicle traces the history of the monastery from its foundation hy King Ina of Wcssex, to the reign of Richard I. The author incorporates into his history various charters of the Saxon kings, as illustrating not only the history of the locality but that of the kingdom. LiVKS o Edward the Coxkkssor. 1. La Estoire de Seint Aedward le Rei. II. 'ita Beati Edvardi Regis et Coufe.ssoris. III. Vita . Eduuardi Regis qui apud Westmonasterium requiescit. Edited by Hexry Richards Llard, fti.A., Fellow aud Assistant Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge. 1858. The first is a poem in French, probably written in 12-15. The second is an auonj-mous iwem, written between 1440 and 1450, which is mainly valuable as a specimen of the Latin poetry of the time. The third, also by an anonymous author, was apparently written between 1066 and 1074. MOXUMENTA FrANCISCANA. Vol. I. Thomas de Eccleston de Adventu Fratrum IVIinorum in Angliam. Adse de Marisco Epistolte. Registrura Fratrum IMiuorum Loudouite. Edited by J . S. Brewer, M.A., Professor of Euglish Literature, King's College, London. Vol. II. De Adventu Miuoruni ; ro-editod with additions. Chronicle of the Grey Friars. The ancient English version of the Rule of St. Francis. Abbreviatio Statutorum, 1451, &c. Edited by Richard Howlett, Barrister-at-Law. 1858, 1882. Fasciculi Ziz AyiouuM Maoistri Johaxnis Wyclif cum Tritico. Ascribed to Thomas Xetter, of Waldex, Provincial of the Carmelite Order ill Eugland, aud Confessor to King Heury the Fifth. Edited by the Rev. W. W. Shiiiley, M..A,, Tutor and late Fellow of Wadham College, Oxford. 1858. This work gives the only coutempocan ous account of the rise of the Lollards. The Buik of thk Cuoxiclis of Scotlaxd ; or, A Metrical Version of the History of Hector Booce; by William Stkwarx. Vols. I.-llI. Edited by Y. B. Touxbull, Barristor-at-Law. 1858. This is a metrical translation of a Latin Prose Chronicle, written in the first half of the 16th century. The narrative begins with the earliest legends and ends with the death of James I. of Scotland, and the "evil ending of the traitors that slew him." The peculiarities of the Scottish dialect are well illustrated iu this version. .Johaxxis Capgkaye Libeu de Illustkibus Hexricis. Edited by the Rev, F. C. Hixgestox, M.A. 1858. The first part relates only to the history of the Kmpire from the election of Henry I. the Fowler, to the end of the reign of the Emperor Henry YI. The second part is devoted to English history, from the accession of Henry I. in 1100, to 1446, which was the twenty-fourth year of the reign of Henry YI. The third part contains the lives of illustrious men who have borne the name of Henry in various parts of the world- HisTORiA MoNAsTKRii S. AuousTiNi Cantuariensis by Thomas of Elmham, formerly Monk atid Treasurer of that Foundation. Edited by Charles Hardwick, M.A., Fellow of St. Catherine's Hall, and Christian Advocate in the University of Cambridge. 1858. This history extends from the arrival of St. Augustine in Kent until 1191. EuLOGiuM (Hi.STORiARiUM siVE Tempoki.s) : Chronicou nb Orbe condito usque ad Annum Domini 136fi; a monacho quodam Malmesbiriensi exaratum. Vols. I. -III. Edited by F. S. Haydon, B.A. 1858-1863. This is ,a Tjatin Chronicle extending from the Creation to the latter part of the reign of Edward III., with a continuation to the year 1413. Memorials of Henry thk Seventh; Bernardi Andreaj Tholosatis Vita Regis Hearici Soptimi ; necnon alia quiudam ad eundem Regem Spectantia. Edited by James Gairdneii. 1858. The contents of this volume are (1) a life of Henry VII., by his poet Laureate and historiographer, Bernard Andre, of Toulouse, with some compositions in verse, of which he is supposed to have been the author; (2) the journals of Roger Machado during certain embassies to Spain and Brittany, the first of which had reference to the marriage of the King's son, Arthur, with Catharine of Arragon; (3) two curious rcisorts by envoys sent to Spain in l.'JOS touching the succession to the Crown of Castile, and a project of marriage between Henry VII. and the Queen of Naiiles; and (4) an account of Philip of Castile's reception in England in 1506. Other documents of interest are given in an appendix. Memorials of Henry the Fifth. 1. Vita Henrici Qaint', Roberto Redmanno auctore. 11. Versus Rhythmici in laudem Regis Henrici Quiuti. III. Elmhami Liber Metricus de Henrico V. Edited by Charles A. Cole. 1858. MuNiMBNT/E GiLDMALL. ;; LoNDONiBNSis ; Liber Albus, Liber Custumarum, et Liber Horn, in archivis Gildhalhe asservati. Vol. I., Liber Albus. Vol.11, (in Two Parts), Liber Castuinarum. Vol. III., Translation of the Anglo-Norman Passages in Liber Albus, Glossaries, Appendices, and Index. Edited by Henry Thomas Rtlky, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. 1859-1862. The [Jbcr Alhit , compiled by ,Iohn Carpenter, Common Clerk of the City of London in the year 1419, gives an account of the laws, regulations, and institutions of that City in the 12th, 13th, 14th, and early part of the 15th centuries. The Li/icr Cuslnmarum was compiled in the early jiart of the 14th century during the reign of Edward II. It also gives an account of the laws, regulations, and institutions of the City of London in the 12th, 13th, and early part of the 14th centuries. Chronica Johannis de Oxenedes. Edited by Sir Henry Ellis, K.H. 1859. Although this Chronicle tells of the arrival of Hcngist and Horsa, it substantially begins with the reign of King Alfred, and comes down to 1292. It is particularly valuable for notices of events in the eastern portions of the kingdom. A Collection of Political Poems and Songs relating to English History, from the accession of Edward HI. to the reign of Henry VIII. Vols. I. and IL Edited by Thomas Wright, MA. 1859-1861. The "Opus Tertium," "Opus Minus," &c. of Roger Bacon. Edited 6v J. S. Bre-wer, M. a., Professor of English Literature, King's College, London. 1859. Bartholom i de Cotton, Monachi Norwicensis, Historia Akglicana; 449-1208; necnon ejusdom Liber de Archiepiscopis et Episcopis Anglise. Edited by Henry Richarhs Luard, M.A., Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinty College, Cambridge, 1859. Brut y Tywysogion ; or, The Chronicle of the Princes of Wales. Edited by the Rev. John Williams aij Itukl, M.A. 1860. This work, written in the ancient Welsh language, begins with the abdication and death of Caedwala at Rome, in the year 081, and continues the history down to the subjugation of Wales by Edward I., about the year )282. A Col.LKl TION OF RoYAl, AND HiSTOKICAL LkTTKHS nUUING THE ReION OK 1 1 KMiv I '. 139i)-1104. lulUed by tlio liov. F. C. Hinoeston, M.A., of Exetor College, Oxford. 18G0. Tjik Repukssou of over much ]5LAMiN(i OF THE Clekuy. By Reginald I'ecock, sometime Bishop of Chichester. Vols. 1. and II. Edited by the Rev. Ciiuik.'hill BAUiNCiTON, B.D., Follow of St. John's College, Cambridge. 1860. Thp author was boi-n about tlic end of tlio fourteenth century, consecrated Bishop of St. Asapli in the year 1444, and transhited to the sec of Chichester in U.TO. His work gives a full account of the views of the Lollards, and has great value for the philologist. Annates Cambri.e. Edited by the Rev. John William.s ab Ithel, M.A. 1860. These annals, wliich are in Latin, commence in 447, and come down to 1288. The earlier portion appears to be taken from an Irish Chronicle used by Tigernach, and by the compiler of the Annals of Ulster. . The Wokks of Giualdus Cambuensis. A"o1s. I. -IV. Edited by the Rev. J. S. BuKWEu, M.A., Professor of English Literature, King's College, Loudon. Vols. V.-VII. Edited by the Rev. James F. DiMocK, M.A., Rector of Baruburgh, Yorkshire. Vol. VIII. Edited bi/ George F. Warner, M.A., of the Department of MSS., British Museum. 1801-1891. These volumes contain the historical works of Gerald du Barry, who lived in the reigns of Henry II., Richard I., and John. The Topoi/raphia Hibcrnica (in Vol. V.) is the result of Giraldus' two visits to Ireland, the first in 1183, the second in 1185-6, when he accompanied Prince John into that country. The Iiipug?uttio JJibcrivca was written about 1188. Vol. VI. contains the llincraruim Kambrirc ct Deacrtptio Kaiiibrice ; and Vol. VII., the lives of S. Remigius and S. Hugh. Vol. VIII. contains the Treatise De Prtncipiim Instriictioite, artd an index to Vols. I.-IV. and VIII. Letters and Papers illustrative of the Wars of the English in France during the Reign of Henry the Sixth, King of England, Vol. I., and Vol. II. (in Two Parts). Edited by the Rev. Joseph Stevenson, M.A., Vicar of Leighton Buzzard. 1861-1864. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, according to the several Original Authorities. Vol. I., Original Texts. Vol. II., Translation. Edited and translated by Benjamin Thorpe, Member of the Roj-al Academy of Sciences at Munich, and of the Society of Netherlandish Literature at Lej-den. 1861. There are at present six independent manuscripts of the Saxon Chronicle, ending in different years, and written in different parts of the country. In this edition, the text of each manuscript is printed in columns on the same page, so that the student may see at a glance the various changes which occur in orthography. Letters and Papers Illu.strative of the Reigns of Richard III. AND Henry VII. Vols. I. and ii. Edited by James Gardiner, 1861-1863. The principal contents of the volumes are some diplomatic Papers of Richard III., correspondence between Henry VII. and Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain ; documents relating to Edmund de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk ; and a portion of the correspondence of James IV. of Scotland. Letters of Bishop Grosseteste. Edited by the Rev. Henry Richards Luard, M.A., Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge. 1861. The letters of Robert Grosseteste range in date from about 1210 to 1253. They refer especially to the diocese of Lincoln, of which Grosseteste was bishop, Descriptive Catalogue of Manuscripts relating to the History of Great Britain and Ireland. Vol. I. (in Two Parts) ; Anterior to the Norman Invasion. (Out of print.) Vol. II, ; 1066-1200. VoL III. ; 1200-1327. Bi) Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, D.C.L., Deputy Keeper of the Records. 1862-1871. Royal and other Historical Letters illustrative of the Reign of Henry III. Vol. I., 1216-1235. A ol. II., 1236-1272. Selected aixd edited by the Rev. W. W. Shirley, D.D., Regius Professor of Ecclesiastical History, and Canon of Christ Church, Oxford. 1862-1866. 28. Chronica Monasterii S. Albani : 1. Thom Walsingham Histohia Anglicana ; Vol. I., 1272-1381 : Vol. II., 1381-1422. 2. WiLLELMI RiSHANGER CHRONICA ET AnNALES, 1259-1307. 3. Johannis de Trokelowe et Henrici dk Blaneforde Chronica ET A nnales 1259-1296; 1307-1324; 1392-1406. 4. Gesta Abbatum Monasterii S. Albani, a Thoma Walsingham, regnante Ricardo Secundo, EJUSDEM ECCLESI. : Pr.ecentore, compilata; Vol. I, 793-1290: Vol. II., 1290-1349 : Vol. III., 1349-1411. 5. Johannis Amundbsham, monachi Monasterii S. Albani, ut videtuh, Annales ; Vols. I. and II. 6. Registra quorundam Abbatum Monasterii S. Albani, qui S. CULO XV"' FLORUERE ; Vol. I., ReGISTRUM AbBATI JoHANNIS Whethamstede, Abbatis Monasterii Sancti Albani, iterum suscEPT ; Roberto Blakeney, oapellano, quondam adscRiPTUM : Vol. XL, Reglstra Johannis Whethamstede, WiLLELMI AlBON, ET WiLLELMI WaLINGFORDE, AbBATUM Monasterii Sancti Albani, cum Appendice, continente QUASUAM EpISTOLAS A JOHANNE WhETHAMSTEDE CONSCRIPTAS. 7. Ypodigma Neustrle a Thoma Walsingham, quondam monacho Monasterii S. Albani, conscriptum. Edited by Henry Thomas Riley, M.A., Barrister -at-Law. 1863-1876. In the first two volumes is a History of England, from the death of Henry III, to the death of Henry V., by Thomas Walsingham, Precentor of St. Albans. In the 3rd volume is a Chronicle of English History, attributed to William Rishanger, who lived in the reign of Edward I. : an account of transactions attending the award of the kingdom of Scotland to John Balliol, Iii91-1'292, also attributed to William Rishanger, but on no sufficient ground : a sliort Chronicle of English History, l'2y2 to 1300, by an unknown hand : a short Chronicle, Willelmi Rishanger Gesta Edwardi Primi, Regis Anglioe, probably by the same hand : and fragments of three Chronicles of English History, 1285 to 1307. In the 4th volume is a Chronicle of English History, 12.59 to 129G : Annals of Edward II., 1307 to 1323, by John de Trokelowe, a monk of St. Albans, and a continuation of Trokelowe's Annals, 1323, 1324, by Henry de Blaneforde : a full Chronicle of English History, 1392 to 1406. and an account of the benefactors of St. Albans, written in the early part of the 15th century, The 5th, 6th, and 7th volumes contain a history of the Abbots of St. Albans, 793 to 1411, mainly compiled by Thomas Walsingham, with a Continuation. The 8th and 9th volumes, in continuation of the Annals, contain a Chronicle probably of John Amundesham, a monk of St. Albans. The 10th and 11th volumes relate especially to the acts and proceedings of Abbots Whethamstede, Albon, and Wallingford. The 12th volume contains a compendious History of England to the reign of Henry V. and of Normandy in early times, also by Thomas Walsingham, and dedicated to Henry V. 29. Chronicon Abbati.e Evj' shamensis, Auctoribus Dominico Priore EVKSHAMI.E El THOMA DE MaHLEBERGE AbBATE, A FUNDATIONE AD ANNUM 1213, UNA CUM CONTINUATIONS AD ANNUM 1418. Edited by the Rev. W. D. Macray, Bodleian Library, Oxford. 1863. The Chronicle of Evesham illustrates the history of that important monastery from 690 to 1418. Its chief feature is an autobiography, which makes us acquainted with the inner daily life of a great abbey. Interspersed are many notices of general, personal, and local history. 30. RiCARDI DE CiRENOESTUIA SPECULUM HiSTOUIALE DE GeSTIS ReGUM Anglo:. Vol. I., 447-871. Vol. II., 872-1066. i?r 'toZ iy John E. B. Mayor, M.A., Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. 1863-18G9. Richard of Cirencester's history is in four books, and gives many charters in favour of Westminster Abbey, and a very full account of the lives and miracles of the saints, especially of Edward the Confessor, whose reign occupies the fourth book. A treatise on the Coronation, by William of Sudbury, a monk of Westminster, fills book ii. c. 3. 31. Year Books of the Reigns of Edward the First and Edward the Third. Years 20-21, 21-22, 30-31, 32-33, and 33-35 Edw. I; and 11-12 Edw. III. Edited and translated by Alfred John Horwood, Barrister-at-Law. Years 12-13, 13-14, 14, 14-15, 15 and 16 Edward III. Edited and translated by Luke Owen Pike, M.A., Barrister-at- Law. 1863-1900. Naruativks of the ExPiasiox of tiik En'omsh fuom Normandy, 1449- 1450. Robertas BlondoUi io Rodiictione Noriniinuia) : Lo Recouvremont do Normoiulio, par Borry, Herault du Roy: Coiiforonoos between the Ambassadors of France and England. Edited by the Rev. JosiiPH Stkvexsox, M.A. 1863. HiSTOuiA ET Cautulauium MonastkuiiS. Petri Oloucestri.k. Vols.I.- 111. Edited by W.H. Hart, F.S.A., Meinlire Correspondant de la Society dos Antiquaires do Norinaiidie, 1863-1867. Alexandri Neckam de Naturis Rerum libri dug; with Neckam's Poem, De L.-vudibus Divin.e Sapienti.e. Edited by Thomas Wright, M.A. 1863. Leechdoms, WoRTCUNNiNO, AND SxARCiiAFr OF Eauly ExoLAND ; being a Collection of Docuinents illustrating tlio History of Science in this Country before the Norman Conquo&t. Vols. I.-III. Collected and edited by the Rev. T. Oswald Cockayxe, M.A. 1864-1866. Annales Moxastici. Vol. 1. : Annales de Margan, 1066-1232 ; Annales de Theokesberia, 1066-1263 ; Annales de Burton, 1004-1263. Vol. IT.: Annales Monasterii de Wintonia, 519-1277; Annales Monasterii de Waverleia, 1-1291. Vol. III. : Annales Prioratus de Dunstaplia, 1-1297. Annales Monasterii de Bermundoseia, 1042-1432. Vol. IV. : Annales Monasterii le Oseneia, 1016-1347 ; Chronicon vulgo dictum Chronicon Thomse Wykes, 1066-1289; Annales Prioratus de Wigornia, 1-1377. Vol. V. ; Index and Glossary. Edited by Henry Richards Lxjards, M.A., Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinity College, and Registrary of the Uuiversit ', Cambridge. 1864-1869. Magna Vita S. Hugoxis Episcopi Lincolxiexsis. Edited by the Rev. James F. Dimock, M.A., Rector of Barnburgh, Yorkshire. 1864. Chronicles and Memori xxs of the Reign of Richard the First. Vol. I. : Itixerarium Pereguinorum et Gesta Regis Ricardi. Vol. II. : Epistol.e Cantuarienses ; the Letters of the Prior and Convent of Christ Church, Canterbury ; 1187 to 1199. Edited by the Rev. William Stubbs, M.A., Vicar of Navestock, Essex, and Lambeth Librarian. 1864-1865. The authorshii) of the Chronicle in Vol. I., hitherto ascribed to Geoffrey Vinesauf, is now more correctly ascribed to Richard, Canon of the Holy Trinity of London. The letters in Vol. II., written between 1187 and 1199, had their origin in a dispute which arose from the attempts of Baldwin and Hubert, archbishops of Canterbury, to found a college of secular canons, a project which gave gi-eat umbrage to the monks of Canterbury. Recueil des Croniques et axchiennes Istories de la Grant Bretaigne A PRESEiNT nomme Engleterre, par .Tehan de Waurin. Vol. I., Albina to 68S. Vol. 11., 1399-14-22. Vol. HI., 1422-1431. Edited by William Hardy, F.S. A.. 1864-1879. Vol. IV., 1431-1447. Vol. V., 1447-147 1. Edited by Sir William Hardy, F.S. A., and Edw ard L. C. P. Hardy, F.S. A. 1884-1891. A Collection of the Chronicles .and Ancient Histories of Great Britain, no v called England, by John de Waurin. Vol. I., Albina to 688. Vol. 11., 1399-1422. Vol. III., 1422-1431. (Translations of the preceding Vols. I., II., and III.) Edited and translated by Sir William Hardy, F.S.A., and Edward L. C. P, Hardy, F.S.A. 1864- 1891. PoLYCHRONicoN Ranulpiii Higdkn, with Trevisa's Translation. Vols. I and II. Edited hy Ohuuchill Babington, B.D., Senior Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. Vols. III.-IX. Edited A the Rev. Joseph Rawson Lumby, D.D., Norrisiau Professor of Divinity, Vicar of St. Edward's, Fellow of St. Catharine's College, and late Fellow of Magdalene College, Cambridge. 186')-1886. This ohroniele begins with the Creation, and is brought down to the reign of Edward III. The two English translations, which are printed with the original Latin, afford interesting illustrations of tlie gradual change of our language, for one was made in the fourteenth century, the other in the fifteenth. Le Ltyeur de Reis de Britxanie e Le Liveue de Reis de Engletere. Edited by the Rev. John Glovkr, M.A., Vicar of Brading, Isle of Wight, formerly Librarian of Trinity College, Cambridge. 1865, These two treaties are valuable as careful abstracts of previous historians. Chronica MoNASiERii de Mei,sa ab anno lIoO usque ah annum 1406, Vols. I. -III. Edited by Edward Augustus Bond, Assistant Keeper of Manuscripts, and Egerton Librarian, British Museum. l8dG- 1868. Matth.ei Parisiensis Historia Anglorum, sive ut vulgo dicitur, HisTORiA Minor. Vols. L,-in. 1067-125:?. Edited by Sir Frkderick Madden, K.H., Keeper of the Manuscript Department of the British Museum. 1866-1869. Liber Monasterii de IIyda : a Chronicle and Chartulary of Hvde Abbey, Winchester, 455-1023. Edited Z / Edward Edwards. 1866. The "Book of Hyde" is a compilation from much earlier sources, which are usually indicated with considerable care and i recision. In many cases, however, the Hyde Chronicler appears to correct, to (jualify, or to amplify the statements which, in substance, he adopts. There is to be found, in the " Book of Hyde," much information relating to the reign of King Alfred which is not known to exist elsewhere. The volume contains some curious specimens of Anglo-Saxon and mediseval English. Chronicon Scotorum. A Chronicle of Irish Affairs, from the earliest times to 1135 ; and Supplement, containing the events from 1141 to 1150. Edited, with Translation, by William Maunsell Hennessy, M.R.I.A. 1860. The Chronicle of Pierre de Langtoft, in French Verse, from the EARLIEST period TO THE DEATH OF Edward I. Vols. I. and II. Edited by Thomas Wright, M.A. 1866-1868. It is probable that Pierre de Langtoft was a canon of Bi-idlington, in Yorkshire, and lived in the reign of Edward I., and during a portion of the reign of Edward II. This chronicle is divided into three parts; in the first, is an abridgment of Geoffrey of Monmouth's " Historia Britonum " ; in the second, a history of the Anglo-Saxon and Norman kings, to the death of Henry III. ; in the third, a history of the reign of Edward I. The language is a specimen of the French of Yorkshire. The War of the Gaedhil ith the Gaill, or The Invasions of Ireland by the Danes and other Norsemen. Edited, with a Translation, by the Rev. James Henthorn Todd, D.D., Senior Fellow of Trinity College, and Regius Professor of Hebrew in the University of Dublin. 1807. Gesta Regis Henrici Secundi Benedioti Abbatis, Chronicle of the Reigns of Henry II. and Richard I., 1169-1192, known imder the name of Benedict of Peterborough. Vols. I. and II. Edited by the Rev. William Stubbs, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern History, Oxford, and Lambeth Librarian. 1867. Munimenta Academica, or. Documents illustrative of Academical Life and Studies at Oxford (in Two Parts). Edited by the Rev. Henry An.stey, M.A., Vicar of St. Wendron, Cornwall, and late Vice-Principal of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. 1868. Chronica Maoistri Rogeri de Houkdenk. Vols. T.-IV. Edited by tho Rev. Wii.T.iAM SrrnBs, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern History and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1 -08-1871. 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Index to Twenty-first to Twenty-fifth Reports. Abstract of Antrim Inquisition, 3 James I., Bankruptcy Records, 18.37-1872 ; Early Plea Rolls tool' Edward III. Index to the Act or Grant Books, and to Original Wills, of the Diocese of Dublin to the year 1800. Records from Courts and Oflices transferred to, and deposited at the Public Record Office in Ireland. 1174-1(184, contained in Appendices to 20th, 23rd, and 24th Reports. (1.) Report on the Early Plea Rolls, continued from ol Edward III. (2.) Table showing present Custodies of Parochial Records. Copy and Translation of Five Instruments of Record in the Public llecord Office of Ireland, written in the Irish Character and Tongue, 1584-1606. Report on M. S. S. of Sir T. Phillipps' [C.9030] Library ; Index to Deputy Keeper's Reports, 26th to 30th, inch Report of Proceedings, and Appendix fl) [C.9478] Corrections to the Addenda to the Dublin- Grants Index in Appendix to the 26th Report ; (2.) Notes on the Departmental I etters and Official Papers, 1760- . Index to the Act or Grant Book and Original [Cd. 4] Wills of the Diocese of Dublin from 1800- 1858. . Report of proceedings and Appendix. Report , j;Cd.274] on the Records of the Clerks of the Crown ' and Peace transferred prior to 1900. i oessiuiiai No. . Price. [C.3676] s. d. 1 0 [C.4062] 1 6 [i-'.4487] 1 6 [C.4755] 1 1 [C.5185] 0 6 [C.5535] 0 8J [C.5835] 1 0 [C.6180] [C.6180 i-] 0 24 2 0 [C.6o04] 1 1 [C.6765] 0 9i [C.7170] [C.7488] [C.7488 i-] [C.7802] 2.i [C.8080J [C.8163] .:- . [C.8567] I 0 3 0 3 0 ol 4 7 0 6 :".vi& ;: ' : ' , L-;t v3 : t:.'r.: :i-tS.V.:r - i ( I .. ... V r. W, :'