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Laas, John, 538.

-, William, clerk, 537.

Laccheford, co. Oxford. See Latchford.

Lacchele, John, of Marham, 310, 333.

Laceby, co. Lincoln, parson of. See Tredegolde, John.

Lacer, Richard, citizen of London, 121.

Lache, Thomas, of Normanton, 328.

Lacy, Henry de, earl of Lincoln (1257–1311), 325.

-, -, -, Alice his daughter, wife of Thomas earl of Lancaster, 325.

-, Richard, 309.

Ladbroke, Lodbroke, co. Warwick, fee in, 303.

Ladde, John, of Greenwich, 244.

-, Robert, 128.

Laghton, Robert, clerk, 526.

Lake, John, of Langford, co. Berks, 108, 475.

-, Robert atte, 285.

Lakenheath, Lakynghythe, co. Suffolk, Oundeley by. See Undley.

Lakenhithe, Lakynghethe, Edmund, 284, 287.

-, -, of Suffolk, 507.

Lakforde, Hubert de, clerk, 148.

Lakynghethe. See Lakenhithe.

Lakynghythe, co. Suffolk. See Lakenheath.

Lamarsh, Lammerssh, co. Essex, 145.

Lambard, Lambarde, Roger, chaplain, outlawry of, 66.

-, Walter, clerk, 295.

Lambe, Lamme, brother Richard, 459, 462.

Lambeth, Lambhithe, co. Surrey, archbishop of Canterbury's inn at, 'wydrawyngchaumbre' of, 368.

-, church of St. Mary, chantry in, chaplain of. See Fourneys, Thomas.

Lambholm, Guy, of Suffolk, 284.

Lambroke, Master Walter, the king's clerk, constable of Bordeaux, 171.

-, Master William, 514.

Lambroun, William, knight, 243.

Lamere, co. Southampton. See Lomer.

Lamme. See Lambe.

Lammersshe, co. Essex. See Lamarsh.

Lampet, Lampett, Thomas, 507.

-, -, of Essex, 369.

-, William, 513.

Lampham [in Westham parish], co. Sussex, manor, 512.

Lamport, Thomas, 244.

lampreys, fishing for, contrary to statute, 393.

-, 'frie' and 'brood' of, 393.

Lancaster, co. Lancaster, assize of novel disseisin at, 352, 353.

-, county of, Lancashire, 48, 77, 82, 89, 259, 293, 334, 335, 363, 384, 475.

-, -, conspiracy in, 294.

-, -, recognisance leviable in, 118.

-, -, sheriff of, 364, 406.

-, -, survey of the king's manors &c. in, 408.

-, duchy of, chancellor of, 63, 67, 77, 84, 105, 116, 141, 234, 304, 352, 353, 387, 424, 431, 432.

-, -, duke of. See John.

-, -, -, justices of, 352, 353.

-, -, - knights of, in parliament, 116, 277, 417.

-, earl of. See Henry; Thomas.

Lancastre, Gilbert, 504.

-, William, knight, 439.

Lancorla alias Coddiford Farleigh, Codyfordefarlegh [in St. Wenn parish], co. Cornwall, manor, charge upon, 173.

land, husband lands, 300.

Landa, co. Leicester. See Launde.

Landa, Martin de, master of the 'Seinte Marie' of la Rochelle, 296.

Landaff. See Llandaff.

Lande, co. Leicester. See Launde.

Landewarnak, John, of London, 33.

Landwade, co. Cambridge, 250, 290.

Lane, John, citizen and mercer of London, 109.

-, Richard in the, 80, 81.

Langacre [in Broad Clyst parish], co. Devon, manor, 503.

Langar, William, 498.

Langar, co. Northampton, 510.

Langdale, William de, 453.

Langeford, co. Berks. See Langford.

Langeforde. See Langforde.

Langele [co. Hertford]. See Langley, King's.

Langeley, Langele, Langlay, John de, lord of Oldbury, 438.

-, Robert, 60, 61.

-, -, of London, brewer, 413.

-, William, bailiff of Malton, 366.

Langeleye. See Langley.

Langeport [co. Kent]. See Langport.

-, co. Somerset. See Langport.

Langeton, co. York. See Langton.

Langeton, John de, mayor of York, 101.

Langford, Langeford, Langforde, co. Berks, 108, 475.

-, Langforde [in Cullompton parish], co. Devon, manor, 203.

Langforde, Langeforde, Joan de, 528.

-, Thomas, knight, 203.

-, -, Joan (de la Bere) wife of, 203.

-, -, -, Gilbert Estne her son, 203.

-, -, William son of, knight, 202, 203.

-, William, knight, knight of the shire of Berks in parliament, 278.

Langham, John, 119.

-, -, clerk, 532.

-, Robert de, 201.

-, William, knight, 119.

Langham, co. Essex, advowson, 221, 222, 225.

-, manor, 222, 225.

- [i.e. Forsham] in Rolvenden, parish, co. Kent 193.

Langholme, John, of Northumberland, 144.

Langhurst, Robert, an idiot, 11.

-, -, his sister Maud, Robert atte Hacche her son, 11, 12.

Langlay. See Langeley.

Langley, Langle [in Hampstead Norris parish], co. Berks, manor, 421.

-, King's, Langele, Childernlangele, Childernlangeley, Chilternelangele, Chilternelangeley, King's Langeleye, co. Hertford, 170.

-, -, deed dated at, 238.

-, -, letters close dated at, 32, 209.

-, -, manor, 125.

-, -, -, issues of, charge upon, 35.

-, -, -, keepers or farmers of, 35.

-, -, -, letters close dated at, 91, 276, 494, 495.

-, -, park of, under parker of. See Armurer, Thomas.

-, -, Shendish, Cheyndutes, manor in, 238.

Langonour [co. Carmarthen]. See Llangunnor.

Langport, Langeport [in Lydd parish, co. Kent], manor, 245.

-, Langeport, co. Somerset, 494.

Langrugge, John, prior of Witham Friary, co. Somerset, 528.

Langryche, Matthew, citizen and fishmonger of London, 142.

Langthwaite, Langthwayt [in Doncaster], co. York, manor, 254.

Langthwayt, John son of Robert de, 170.

Langton [by Spilsby], co. Lincoln, 326.

-, Langeton [in Buckrose wapentake], co. York, manor and advowson, 224.

-, Tur, Tyrlyngton, co. Leicester, 368.

Langwith, Langwath [co. Derby], 193.

Lanowseynt, co. Cornwall. See St. Kew.

Lansallos, Lansalewes, co. Cornwall, advowson, 250.

-, rector of. See Blankmoustre, Guy de.

-, Raphael, Rathwelle, manor in, 250.

Lanthony, Lanthoni, co. Gloucester, prior of, 312.

Lanyeyn, John, 451.

-, -, Sibyl (Tregemygnoun) wife of, 451.

-, -, -, Ralph their son, 451.

Laplode, John, of Devon, 226.

Lapyn, James, 396, 397.

-, -, Juliana wife of, afterwards wife of Thomas Selengers, 397.

-, -, Thomas son of, 396, 397.

Larchedeakne, Lerchedekene, Warin, knight, 71, 72, 236.

-, -, Elizabeth (Talbot) his wife, 71, 72.

Larke, John, parson of Old Shoreham, 5.

Lary, Robert, parson of Thurleigh, 275.

Lascels, Lassels, John, of Escrick, 95, 96.

-, Nicholas, 261.

-, Ralph, 96.

-, Walter, 96.

Latchford, Laccheford [in Great Haseley parish], co. Oxford, 410.

Lathe, Thomas atte, 83.

Laton, Latoun, Latton, John, 217.

-, Richard, Richard de, canon of Cirencester, 534.

-, -, searcher in the port of Melcombe Regis, 59.

-, Robert de, knight, coroner in co. York, 25.

latten, basins and candlesticks of, 390.

Latton. See Laton.

Latymer, William, William de, 256.

-, -, of Terrington, 453.

Latymer Bochard, Thomas, knight, 306.

Laue, Lawe, Henry, 'bocher,' of London, 411.

-, Richard, 406.

-, Thomas, 273.

-, William, master of the hospital of St. Mark Billeswyke by Bristol, 229.

Lauerythe, Robert, of Somerset, 424.

Laughton, co. Sussex, manor, 392.

Launceston, Launceneton, Launceton [co. Cornwall], canons of, 539. See also Combrigge, Robert; Hole, David atte.

-, castle of, 2.

-, deeds acknowledged at, 227, 250.

Launde, Adam, 119.

-, John de la, 424.

-, Richard de la, 424.

-, Robert, citizen and 'goldsmyth' of London, 228.

Launde, Landa, Lande [in East Goscote hundred], co. Leicester, priory of, 3.

-, -, advowson of, 79.

-, -, prior of. See Wythryngton, John.

-, -, prior and convent of, 154.

Laurence, Lawrence, John, clerk, customer of Southampton, 404.

-, Robert, 248.

-, -, chaplain, 526.

Laus, William, 'pouchemakere,' of London, 488.

Lausele, co. Suffolk. See Lawshall.

Lavender, John, of Lincoln, 534.

Lavenham, co. Suffolk, 154, 272.

Laveroke, Isabel, 146.

-, John, of Chesterfield, Isabel wife of, 146.

Lavertye [in East Grinstead parish], co. Sussex, manor, 512.

Lavington, Lavyngton, co. Lincoln, 416.

-, Market, co. Wilts, Fiddington, Fyfhyde, Fyfhyde Verdoun, in, 360, 398.

-, West, Bishops Lavynton, co. Wilts, 360, 368, 369, 398, 399.

-, -, deeds dated at, 360, 368, 399.

Lavyngton, co. Lincoln. See Lavington.

Lavyngton, Lavynton, John de, 399.

-, Peter, 368.

Lavynton, co. Wilts. See Lavington.

law and administration:—
-, abduction of minor heir, suit concerning, 274.
-, - of a nun, cause concerning, referred to ecclesiastical court, 71.
-, abuses at Yeovil, inquisition as to, 217, 218.
-, action of debt removed into the chancery on account of error, 149.
-, afforestation of towns, 309.
-, aldermen of London nominated by the king to fill vacancies, 12, 88.
-, -, oath of office of, 89.
-, apprentice of the law, 378.
-, arbitration by the council, 41.
-, arrest of ship and merchant unlawful, because made on suspicion alone, 13.
-, arson, imprisonment for threat of, 158.
-, assay and assize of bread, wine, ale etc., 313.
-, assize of the forest, 32, 304, 457.
-, assize of fresh force, taken before the sheriffs and coroner, 19, 40, 60, 108, 199, 217.
-, -, prohibition of taking, 331.
-, assize of mort d' ancestor, 4, 314.
-, -, defendant in, not to be put in default by reason of absence on the king's service, 4.
-, assize of novel disseisin, 7, 40, 50, 63, 159, 171, 250, 304, 314, 322, 352, 457, 460, 506.
-, assizes, postponement of, 205.
-, -, order appointing convenient place for holding, 29.
-, -, statutes regulating the holding of, 30.
-, bailiffs (of Droitwich) have no jurisdiction in pleas concerning a freehold, 131.
-, bill of the butler, 435.
-, - of the treasurer, 246, 384.
-, bishop, licence to elect, 405.
-, bonds payable at the House of Converted Jews, London, 264, 271.
-, bridges, allowance for repair of, 31.
-, bulls &c., payment for making copies of, 311.
-, chancery, indictments &c. to be sent into, by justices of oyer and terminer, 297.
-, charges upon which prisoners are not replevisable, 104, 306.
-, clerk of the exchequer to have a writ of supersedeas if impleaded elsewhere, 5.
-, clerk of the king's market, 312– 314.
-, cocket, letters of, in proof of payment of custom, 46, 70, 161, 169, 199, 206, 246, 431.
-, commission de kidellis, 275.
-, commissions de walliis et fossatis, 67, 68, 142, 151, 226, 399, 485, 492, 504, 510, 515.
-, compensation for a broken hand, 81.
-, corn &c., inquisition as to export of, without licence, 95.
-, coroners appointed ad hoc, because body lies unburied, 56, 349, 464.
-, -, insufficient qualification of, 14, 25, 26, 156, 163, 176, 190, 197, 213, 220, 297, 298, 302, 307, 321, 339, 432, 443, 446, 449, 456.
-, -, lack of, 349.
-, - must be knights (statute of Westminster), 10, 315.
-, - must dwell in the county, 25, 197, 333.
-, - must have lands within the county, 10, 333.
-, -, removal of, because abiding over sea, 56.
-, -, -, for age or infirmity, 156, 163, 184, 188, 190.
-, -, -, because occupied with other business, 27, 171.
-, -, -, because also escheator, 25, 445.
-, -, -, because elected contrary to the statute &c., 157.
-, - vacate office when chosen marshal of the king's marshalsea, 18.
-, county courts, 30.
-, courtesy of England, 9, 203, 321, 389, 398, 427, 448, 452.
-, custom of Calais, aliens to enjoy possession of lands for twenty years only (unless with the king's licence), 447.
-, - of Winchester, that citizens shall present the mayor elect before the treasurer and barons of the exchequer to take his oath, 9.
-, customs, new and unwonted, on wool, prohibited, 29.
-, defence of Ireland, provision for, 61.
-, denization of alien priory, 349, 415, 460.
-, dispute as to the election of the mayor and bailiffs of Lincoln, 134.
-, dower, assignment of, to be enrolled on the rolls of chancery, 26, 186.
-, -, plea of, 323.
-, -, writ of, 395.
-, English statutes to take effect in Ireland, 34.
-, enrolment of a document by command of the king, 482.
-, error in the estreats of chancery sent to the exchequer, correction of, 178.
-, - in letters patent etc., correction of, 175.
-, -, proceedings in, 274.
-, - in record of a cause in the city of London court, 271.
-, - - to be corrected in the husting of London, 247.
-, escheat, tenements forfeit to the king by way of, 72.
-, escheator attached &c. for contempt in losing his day for rendering account of his office, 7, 8.
-, escheators' accounts as to taking of premises into the king's hand, search of, 24.
-, estreats of fines etc. on the justices' rolls, delivery of, 120, 141, 240, 270, 293, 379, 380, 400, 475, 484, 485, 506, 507.
-, - of the exchequer, of justices in eyre &c., return of, granted to the archbishop of York and others, 355.
-, estrepement, 312.
-, exemption from being put on assizes, juries &c. on account of infirmity, 21.
-, felons, abjuration of the realm by, 38.
-, -, indictment for harbouring, 103.
-, -, lands of convicted felon taken into the king's hand, 24.
-, -, sanctuary taken by escaped felons, 38.
-, -, statute of Winchester for pursuit of, 281.
-, -, town liable for escape of, from prison, 38.
-, felony, indictment for, before guardians of the peace, brought before the king in chancery, 106.
-, -, forfeiture of goods for, 14.
-, -, outlawry for felony, 66, 72.
-, -, persons indicted for harbouring those indicted for, replevisable until the conviction of the principals, 212, 507.
-, -, purgation of, by compurgation, 24.
-, ferry, enquiry as to provision of boats &c. for, 142.
-, forgery of letters patent, process described, 28.
-, freemen arrested by the lord as neifs, proceedings as to, 64.
-, gold or silver not to be sent out of the realm by colour of a licence to make letters of exchange, 518, 521, 522, 544, 546.
-, grant to take profit of the freehold of another without licence of the owner, unlawful, 160.
-, grant for loss of eyes in the king's wars, 462.
-, highway, process against abbot of Chertsey for repair of, 125, 262.
-, -, provision for paving highway through Rochester, 344.
-, -, survey of, justices appointed for, 67.
-, horses, man imprisoned for refusing to hire horses to the king's messengers, 9.
-, idiocy, case of, 12, 18, 213, 350, 438.
-, -, premises taken into the king's hand by reason of, 4, 27.
-, inquisitions as to descent of land in Oxfordshire not to be taken before the justice of Chester, 16.
-, insurrections of rebels (4 Richard II), pardon for, 241.
-, justices of assize to hold their sessions in the places accustomed, 7.
-, justices of the peace and of labourers and craftsmen in co. York not to have jurisdiction within the city and suburbs of York, 57.
-, keeper and sheriffs of London, nominated by the king, 88.
-, -, oath of office of, 88.
-, king to appoint an umpire to decide between litigants if arbitrators fail to give their decision, 513.
-, knights allowed to have one sword at all events carried with them, 274.
-, land enclosed without licence by vicar for a churchyard &c., proceedings as to, 8.
-, - in Calais to be at the king's disposal if the heir does not claim within a year after his ancestor's death, 447.
-, -, pardon for alienating without licence, 433.
-, letters patent to take wool direct to western parts &c. to remain in force despite the statute, 20.
-, letters close made up patentes, 33, 35, 211, 212, 216, 220, 298, 299, 302, 305–307, 309, 314–316, 318, 320, 324, 329, 330, 332, 346, 351–353, 355, 356, 429, 432, 434, 436–440, 447–451, 453, 454, 458, 462, 463, 467, 471.
-, letters of the king and his uncles, free passage for, 51, 123, 127.
-, - of known merchants, free passage for, 51.
-, liberty of the city of London taken into the king's hand for lack of good ruling of the mayor &c., 88.
-, liberties granted to the bishop of Salisbury, 312–314.
-, -, of the mayor and sheriffs of London are granted at the king's will and not for ever, 429.
-, lieges coming to the king's court, parliaments, councils &c. at the king's command, to be free from arrest, both going and coming &c., 34, 272.
-, malt, order for cleaning, 282.
-, mayors removed from office because of heresy &c., 167.
-, minor cannot be a mainpernor, 153.
-, money, alleged clipping of the king's money, 36.
-, -, illegal export of gold money, inquisition as to, 284. 287.
-, mortmain, bequest in, without licence, 200, 217.
-, -, inquisition as to alienations contrary to the statute, 147.
-, -, - as to whether religious acquired land after publication of the statute, 300.
-, neifs not replevisable, 306.
-, -, rebellious refusal of customs and services by, 280, 281, 308.
-, -, trespasses by, 219, 220. See also freemen supra.
-, none to leave the realm, except known merchants, 199.
-, oath against Lollardry, 487.
-, - enrolled on the patent roll, 225.
-, outlaw, inquisition as to lands &c. of, 263.
-, papal bulls &c. brought into the realm, to be delivered before the council, 43.
-, permission for export of cheese and butter, 164.
-, pleas concerning lands &c. in the city of Salisbury cognisable by the bishop, 314.
-, - held before the justices of the Common Bench at Westminster to be of the same force as if held at York, 21.
-, posse comitatus, 140.
-, prisoner charged with manslaughter, put to his pain, because dumb when charged, 309.
-, privileges of merchants and seamen touching at Drake's Island, restored, 68.
-, queen's gold, fines made in Ireland and England, 158, 171.
-, quittance of great and petty fees for sealing charters, letters patent and writs in chancery &c. 155.
-, record of cause before the justice of Chester sent to the justices of the Bench at Westminster, 16.
-, records and processes concerning trespasses against Edmund duke of York, to be sent before the king, 55.
-, re-export of wine permitted, to avoid its being sold at an excessive loss, 13.
-, regard of the forest, 227.
-, registration of forged testament in bishop's registry, cancelled, 323.
-, regulations for digging tin in Devon, 159.
-, repair of houses for the king's courts within York castle, 26.
-, - of Nottingham gaol, 19.
-, - of Scarborough castle, 358.
-, replevin of a man, 199.
-, sanctuary, violation of, 297.
-, sanitation, cleansing the port of Newcastle upon Tyne, 40.
-, -, - gutters from Cambridge colleges to the high street, 63.
-, -, - and paving streets in Southwark, 345.
-, -, - the shores of the Thames, 133.
-, -, offal from slaughterhouses, disposal of, 133.
-, sea, offences committed at sea, prisoners in the marshalsea for, 245.
-, seal of the earl of Warwick used for a private deed because the grantor's was not known, 398.
-, - of the mayor of London used for a private deed, because the grantor's was not known, 248.
-, security required of clerks not to make suits at the court of Rome &c. to the prejudice of the king or laws, 1, 13, 17, 77, 148, 176, 276.
-, servants arrested for leaving master's service before the term agreed upon, contrary to the ordinance, 82, 83, 129, 130, 132, 140, 145, 221, 223, 226, 230, 236, 241, 243, 244, 246, 277, 283, 331, 360, 363, 375, 380, 406, 409, 411, 413, 474, 475, 486, 487, 513.
-, sheriffs, allowance to, for expenses, 31.
-, - not to be eligible for parliament, 84, 105, 233, 387.
-, - of London to receive no writ without seal, or under seal of justices, save justices in eyre &c. 89.
-, staples of wool, ordinances for holding, 46, 246.
-, suit concerning a lay contract not to be prosecuted in the court christian, 259.
-, swine not to be allowed to wander in Southwark, 345.
-, tithes, dispute as to, 298, 302.
-, treason, making counterfeit money, 239.
-, -, trial for, in parliament, 294.
-, trespass of vert and venison in Galtres forest, 32.
-, trespasses committed within the verge of the household, imprisonment for, 67.
-, trial and condemnation of Thomas earl of Lancaster, 325.
-, usury, impeachment before the council for, 131.
-, 'waif' and 'stray,' deodands, treasure trove &c., grant of, 313.
-, wife, restraint of chastisement of, 123.
-, wool, on which customs &c. are not fully paid, to be forfeited and sold, 14, 59, 65, 164, 331.
-, works at Westminster, stone for, 218.
-, wreck of the sea, dispute as to, 134.
-, -, inquisitions as to, 275, 282, 285, 292.
-, writs returnable at York and pleas to be held before the justices of the Common Bench there, to be returnable and held at Westminster, 75, 76.
-, -, return of, granted to the archbishop of York and others, 355. See also chancery, exchequer, parliament, taxation, writs.

Lawe. See Laue.

Lawefet, Adam, 153.

Laweles, John, king's serjeant, 462.

Lawrence. See Laurence.

Lawshall, Lausele, co. Suffolk, 252.

Laxfield, Laxfelde, co. Suffolk, Stadhaugh, Stodhaghe, manor in, 236.

Laxton, co. Nottingham, 229.

Layburne, Thomas de, 288.

Layer Breton, Leyre, co. Essex, 420.

- de la Haye, Leyre del Haye, co. Essex, 238.

Lays, Lees, Lathes or Grange (Bokenhamlathes), in Old Buckenham parish, co. Norfolk, manor, 212.

lead, 371, 392.

-, export of, for repair of Cornet castle &c., 13.

-, mines of, 154, 231, 475, 510.

-, no subsidy payable on, unless taken to foreign parts, 25.

-, trade in, 25.

Leake, Leek, Leeke, co. Lincoln, 53, 423, 424.

Leamington, Lemyngton [co. Warwick], parson of. See Dunmowe, William.

leather, red leather called 'redelasshe,' 339.

Leavington, Castle, Castellevyngton [in Kirk Leavington parish], co. York, 347.

Lecche. See Leche.

Lecham [co. Norfolk]. See Litcham.

Leche, Lecche, Leeche, John, 238, 426.

-, -, clerk, 526.

-, -, of Devon, 226.

-, -, of Gamlingay, 255.

-, -, of Oxfordshire, 266, 273.

-, Nicholas, 4.

-, Richard le, 355.

-, Thomas, 526.

-, -, of Retford, chaplain, proctor of John Bateman, parson of Barking, 486.

-, William, William de, 47.

-, -, bailiff of King's Lynn, 338.

Leckford, Lekforde, co. Southampton, manor, 311.

Lecton. See Letton.

Ledcombe [co. Berks]. See Letcombe Regis.

Ledene Rothyng, co. Essex. See Roding, Leaden.

Ledes, Robert de, citizen of Lincoln in parliament, 419.

-, Roger de, knight, 99.

-, Thomas, monk of Rocester abbey, 540.

Ledes, co. Kent. See Leeds.

Ledesynge, co. Kent. See Lidsing.

Ledyn Rothyng, Ledynge Rothyng, co. Essex. See Roding, Leaden.

Lee, Leyghe [in Podington parish], co. Bedford, manor, 463.

Lee, Ley, John, of co. Salop, Thomas son of, 508.

-, Philip, chaplain, 539.

-, Thomas, 374.

-, Walter atte, knight, 125, 252, 371, 427.

-, -, -, knight of the shire of Essex in parliament, 115, 278.

-, William, William atte, 127, 374.

-, -, esquire, 528.

-, -, of Northamptonshire, 412.

Leeche. See Leche.

Leedhous, William, of Scotland, 41, 128.

Leeds, Ledes, co. Kent, castle, anchoress in, 62.

-, -, letters close dated at, 436, 472.

-, letters close dated at, 429, 434, 437, 475.

Leek, Leeke, co. Lincoln. See Leake.

Leeke, Leke, Andrew de, knight, 423–425.

-, -, Beatrice wife of, 423, 424.

-, -, Robert son of, 423– 425.

-, John, of Coleby, coroner in Lincoln, 432.

-, William de, vicar of Wharram Percy, 89.

Leekhay, co. Worcester. See Lickey.

Lees, Thomas atte, coroner in Leicestershire, 443.

Lefe, John, chaplain, 253.

Leg', John, 113.

-, Richard, 457, 460.

Legate, Legat, Edward, 435, 436.

Legbourne, William de, chaplain, 540.

Leget, Helmyng, 152, 276.

-, -, clerk to take recognisances for debts at London, 492.

Legh, co. Stafford. See Leigh.

Legh, Leghe, James de, 310.

-, Peter de, 109, 238.

-, Thomas atte, 132.

Leghton, Ralph, of Salop, 238.

-, Richard de, 397.

Leicester, Leycestre, co. Leicester, 13, 56, 81, 200, 212, 217, 472.

-, archdeacon of. See Elvet, John de.

-, castle, keeper of. See Walsshe, Thomas.

-, -, prison of, 212.

-, coroner in, election of, 56. See also Coke, John.

-, deed acknowledged at, 368.

-, letters close dated at, 19.

-, mayor and bailiffs of, 56.

-, St. Mary de Pratis, abbey of, alias Leicester abbey, abbot of. See Cloune, William de.

-, -, -, abbot and convent of, 452.

-, -, -, privileges of, on a vacancy, 62.

Leicester, county of, 77, 127, 148, 221, 228, 293, 404, 412, 490.

-, -, coroner in, election of, 13, 81, 171, 443. See also Folvile, John; Glasyer, Andrew; Lees, Thomas atte; Qwemby, Thomas de.

-, escheator in, 23, 62, 196, 201, 209, 244. See also Metteley, Edward; Ralegh, Thomas; Waldeyeve, Alan; Wodeford, John.

-, -, homicide in, 81.

-, -, justices of assize in, 21, 449. See also Sydenham, Richard; Thirnynge, William.

-, -, knights of the shire in parliament, 115, 278, 418.

-, -, sheriff of, 13, 40, 41, 82, 85, 125, 141, 171, 412, 443, 489.

Leigh, Legh, co. Stafford, 73.

Leighes, Thomas, collector in Essex of the subsidy, 419.

Leighs, Great and Little, Liez, Lyes, Lyez, co. Essex, 394, 395, 410.

Leintwardine, Lentwardyn [co. Hereford], vicar of. See Adames, John.

Leke. See Leeke.

Lekforde, co. Southampton. See Leckford.

Lekhampton, John, abbot of St. Mary's, Cirencester, 285.

Lellay, Ralph, 378.

Lelleboun. See Lillebon.

Leman, Lemmaun, John, of [East] Farndon, 410.

-, -, of Leicestershire, 148.

Lemyngton [co. Warwick]. See Leamington.

Lemynstre, brother Philip, of the order of friars hermits of St. Augustine, 526.

Lenarton, co. York. See Lennerton.

Lenborough, Lymburgh [near Buckingham], co. Buckingham, 411.

Lenche, Richard de, verderer in the forest of Feckenham and Lickey, 26.

-, Thomas, 169.

Lene, Henry, clerk, 540.

Lenerton by Shirburne, co. York. See Lennerton.

Lenne, John, 524.

-, -, skinner, 541.

-, Thomas, 64.

-, -, master of 'la Marie' of Dartmouth, 175.

Lenne, co. Norfolk. See Lynn.

Lennedepes. See Lynn Deeps.

Lennerton, Lenarton, Lenerton by Shirburne [in Sherburn in Elmet parish], co. York, manor, 399, 479.

Lenot, John, of Barford, co. Bedford, 275.

-, -, parson of Great Ryburgh, 514.

Lenton, co. Nottingham, 85, 89.

-, Holy Trinity, of the order of Cluny, prior of. See Rocharia, Geoffrey de.

Lentwardyn, Richard, of Salop, 270.

-, -, -, clerk, 146.

Lentwardyn [co. Hereford]. See Leintwardine.

Leominster, co. Hereford, Wintercott, Wyntercote, manor in, 465.

Leper, Robert, clerk, 107, 110.

Lerchedekene. See Larchedeakne.

Leryngsete, co. Norfolk. See Letheringsett.

Lesclus, Lescluse. See Sluys.

Lescone. See Scania.

Lescrope, le Scrope, Geoffrey, 279.

-, Henry, 1.

-, -, esquire, 531.

-, -, knight, 279, 341.

-, -, -, the younger, 544.

-, John, attorney of John archbishop of Armagh, 20.

-, John son of Henry, 276.

-, Richard, 77, 101, 171, 212, 221, 518, 521.

-, -, banneret, appointed to inquire in Northumberland &c. concerning escheats &c. and customs due on wool &c. exported without licence, 80.

-, -, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, (1386–1398), 77, 88, 101, 108, 341, 433, 478.

-, -, -, requested to move his clergy to prayers for the king's expedition to Ireland, 364.

-, -, knight, 94, 114, 123, 207, 225, 386.

-, -, lord of Bolton, 373, 502, 503.

-, Roger, knight, 64.

-, Stephen, knight, 341.

-, William, knight, 123, 417, 461.

-, -, the king's knight, underchamberlain, 58.

Leskyret, co. Cornwall. See Liskeard.

Lesleboun. See Lillebon.

Lessy, John, 381.

Lesyngcrofte, Leysyngcroft, Geoffrey, 224, 238.

Letcombe Regis, Ledcombe [co. Berks], 263.

Letherede, William, 'coteler,' 402.

Letheringsett, Leryngsete, co. Norfolk, 425.

Letton, Lecton, Alice, late the wife of Thomas Barbour, 144, 224.

Leueday, Robert, of London, apprentice to John Lyuke, painter, 483.

Leuesham, Lewesham, John, John de, citizen of Salisbury, 355.

-, -, clerk, 321, 330, 400, 419, 426, 481, 483, 485, 489, 493, 494.

-, -, rector of Brompton, co. York, 366, 367.

-, John son of Isabel, 146.

Leueton, John, vicar of Stallingborough, 427, 471.

Leulinghem, Leulyngham [France, dep. Pas de Calais], truce at, 32, 33.

Leuton [co. Bedford]. See Luton.

Leukenore, Roger, 499.

Leuyngton. See Levyngton.

Leuyot, Walter, of Gloucester, 179, 180.

-, -, Agnes his mother, 180.

-, -, Robert Brid his uncle, 180.

Leventhorp, John, 100, 448.

Leverike, Leveryk, William, of Irby in the Marsh, 112, 117.

Leverpole, John, of London, 148.

Leverton, co. Lincoln, 423.

-, advowson of a mediety of the church of, 423.

Leveryk. See Leverike.

Levyn, Thomas, convert of the house of Converted Jews, London, 185.

Levyngton, Leuyngton, Richard, of London, 423, 475.

-, -, 'pyebakere,' 247.

Lew, North, Northlieu, co. Devon, manor, 503.

Lewes [co. Sussex], 526.

Lewes, Master John, dwelling in the court of Rome, 519.

-, Robert, clerk, 13.

Lewesham. See Leuesham.

Lewy, Master John, 521.

Lexham, John, 248.

-, Thomas, 132, 409, 422, 516.

Ley. See Lee.

Leycester. See Leicester.

Leycestre, John, John de, 151, 378, 379.

-, Richard, monk of St. Werburgh's abbey, Chester, 534.

-, Thomas, grocer and citizen of London, 490.

Leycroft, Robert, of Coleshill, 504.

Leycroft, fishery called, near Belvoir, co. Leicester, 340.

Leyghe, co. Bedford. See Lee.

Leygrave, William, 404.

Leyland, Leylondshire, co. Lancaster, wapentake or bailiwick of, 432.

Leynham, Robert, 261.

Leyre, Roger, 202.

Leyre, co. Essex. See Layer Breton.

-, del Haye, co. Essex. See Layer de la Haye.

Leysyngcroft. See Lesyngcrofte.

liberties. See Cinque Ports; Knaresborough; Pickering; Ulster; York.

Liccham, co. Norfolk. See Litcham.

Lichefelde, Licchefelde, Litchefeld, Aymer de, escheator in Salop, 436.

-, -, knight of the shire of Stafford in parliament, 419.

-, Simon de, 264.

-, Thomas, canon of Kenilworth priory, 528.

Lickey, Leekhay [near Bromsgrove], co. Worcester, forest of, verderers in, election of, 26.

-, -, - See Aleyn, John; Hambury, Reynold; Lenche, Richard de.

Liddington, Lidyngton [co. Rutland], deed dated at, 503.

-, Ludynton, co. Wilts, 161.

-, Medbourne, Medebourne Doynel and Medebourne Stokke, manor in, 161.

Lidkyn, William, 434.

Lidsing, Ledesynge [in Gillingham parish], co. Kent, Adam vicar of, 513.

Lidyngton [co. Rutland]. See Liddington.

Liez, co. Essex. See Leighs.

Ligearde, Thomas, 357, 359.

Lilbourne, Lilburne, co. Northampton, 127, 243.

Lillebon, Lelleboun, Lesleboun, John, knight, coroner in Wiltshire, 26.

-, -, -, knight of the shire of Wilts in parliament, 419.

Lilleshall, Lilleshulle, Lillesulle, co. Salop, abbot of, 194.

-, William abbot of, 374.

Lilleshulle, Richard, chaplain, 536.

Lilleston, Lylleston, John, 132, 223.

-, -, of Middlesex, 89, 104, 230.

Lilliard, Simon, alderman of Calais, 237.

Lillyng, Lillynge, Nicholas, knight, 43, 49, 113, 406.

-, -, -, knight of the shire of Worcester in parliament, 116.

Lillyngton, Litlyngton, William, William de, chaplain, 18, 102.

-, -, clerk, 1, 13, 525.

Lilywhit, John, chaplain, 524.

Limber, Great, Great Lymbergh, co. Lincoln, 489.

lime, to be sent to Ireland, 406.

Limerick, Lymeryke, co. Limerick, mayor and bailiffs of, 220.

-, county of, sheriff of, 220.

Linby, Lynby in Shirwode forest, [co. Nottingham], manor, 3.

Lincoln, Lyncoln, Edmund, chaplain, 244.

-, John, 404.

-, -, Agnes wife of, 404.

-, -, brewer, of London, 464.

-, Thomas, Thomas de, 107, 110.

-, -, of York, 'flesshewere,' 82.

Lincoln, earl of. See Lacy, Henry de.

Lincoln, co. Lincoln, 21, 86, 146, 150, 321, 476, 534, 536.

-, archdeacon of. See Bouet, Master Henry.

-, bailiffs of, 414.

-, bishop of, 71, 416.

-, -, servant and 'currour' of, 471.

-, - See Bukyngham, John.

-, cathedral church of St. Mary, dean and chapter of, 319.

-, citizen of. See Harewode, Henry.

-, citizens of, in parliament, 116, 279, 419.

-, city and liberty, unlawful assemblies in, 162.

-, commonalty of, 134, 413.

-, excepted from a tenth and fifteenth collected in the parts of Holland, 53, 135.

-, dean and chapter of, 21.

-, deeds acknowledged at, 481, 483, 486, 489, 493, 495.

-, dispute as to liberties of, 319.

-, gaol, justices of gaol delivery for, 24.

-, letters close dated at, 14, 75.

-, mayor of. See Belasise, John; Harewode, Henry.

-, mayor and bailiffs of, 116, 162, 419.

-, -, dispute as to election of, 134.

-, -, writ de expensis to, 279.

-, St. Katharine without, prior of, 128.

-, St. Mary, cathedral church of, chapter of, 189.

-, -, -, dean of, 189.

-, -, -, dean and chapter of, 133, 134, 414.

-, tenth and fifteenth leviable on, 413, 414.

Lincoln, county of, 76, 83, 84, 135, 149, 152, 160, 223, 226, 229, 236, 241–243, 261, 262, 337, 343, 363, 376, 397, 414, 476– 478, 484.

-, -, commissioners de walliis etc. in, 142, 372, 515.

-, -, coroner in, election of, 41, 52, 188, 277, 302, 432, 456, 464. See also Amory, John; Brian, John; Hales, William; Leeke, John.

-, -, escheator in, 23, 51, 175, 194, 196, 204, 205, 321, 326, 341, 446, 450. See also Bolle, William; Cotom, John; Meres, John; Skipwith, William.

-, -, illegal salmon fishing in, 393.

-, -, indictment for felony in, 467.

-, -, inquisition as to export of corn etc. from, without licence, 95.

-, -, justices of assize in, 9, 348, 430, 471. See also Sydenham, Richard; Thirnynge, William.

-, -, king's alnager in. See Boteler, Richard.

-, -, knights of the shire in parliament, 115, 277, 418.

- - lands of the convent of Vaudey in, charge upon, 416.

-, -, recognisances leviable in, 128, 150, 223, 236, 242, 369, 423, 497, 501.

-, -, sheriff of, 41, 52, 103, 123, 127, 188, 224, 226, 297, 302, 356, 376, 412, 423, 424, 432, 456, 464, 476, 478, 489, 496. See also Mallory, Anthony.

Lindsey, Lyndesey, co. Lincoln, parts of, justices of the peace in, 104, 137, 141. See also Hawe, John; Skipwith, William.

-, justices of the peace and of oyer and terminer &c. in, 100, 151. See also Pouger, John.

linen yarn, 339.

Linford, Little, Little Lynford, co. Buckingham, manor, 197, 198.

lining, dearness of, 338.

Linton upon Ouse, Lynton [in Newton upon Ouse parish], co. York, 340.

Lisbon, Lussebone, Portugal, 140.

Liskeard, Leskyret, co. Cornwall, 250.

Lisle. See Insula.

Litcham, Lecham, Liccham, co. Norfolk, 121.

-, parson and parishioners of, 345.

Litchefeld. See Lichefelde.

Litchfield, Ludshulfe, co. Southampton, 311.

Litlington, Lytlyngton [co. Cambridge], 478.

Litlyngton. See Lillyngton.

Litster, Lytster, Cicely daughter of Walter, 30.

-, John, of Snaith, 90, 91.

-, William son of Alan, 30.

-, William, vicar of the chapel in New Malton castle, 31.

Littelton, co. Somerset. See Littleton.

Little Horewode, co. Buckingham. See Horwood, Little.

- Lynford, co. Buckingham. See Linford, Little.

Littlebury, co. Essex, Catmere Hall, 'Catmerehalle,' in, 454.

Littlecote, Litulcote [in Stewkley parish], co. Buckingham, 344.

Littleton, Littelton, Lyttelton [in Compton Dundon parish], co. Somerset, 65, 214, 234.

-, venue of, jury of, 215.

- upon Severn, Luttelton, co. Gloucester, 67.

Little Town, Lytteltoune [in Broad Hinton parish], co. Wilts, 161.

Litton Cheney, Lutton, co. Dorset, manor, 27, 28.

- -, Coombe in, q.v.

Litulcote, co. Buckingham. See Littlecote.

Liverton, Lyverton [in Easington parish], co. York, manor, 452.

Llanbadarnfawr, Llanpedervawe [co. Cardigan], appropriated church of, 434, 478.

Llandaff, Landaff [co. Glamorgan], bishop of. See Winchecomb, Tideman de.

-, -, proctors of, 524.

-, diocese of, collector of tenths in, 402.

Llangunnor, Langonour [co. Carmarthen], advowson of, 365.

Llanpedervawe [co. Cardigan]. See Llanbadarnfawr.

Llewelyn ap Ken' ap Jevan, prisoner in the Tower, 465.

Llowyd, Thomas, 223.

Lobbewythe, co. York, 97.

Lockebery, co. Hertford. See Lockley.

Lockerley, Lokerle, Lokerlee, Lokerley, co. Southampton, lands in, charge on the issues of, 302.

-, manor, charge upon the issues of, 177, 436.

-, -, farmers &c. of, 54.

Lockley, Lockebery, [in Welwyn parish], co. Hertford, manor, 212.

Lodbroke, co. Warwick. See Ladbroke.

Loddington, Lodyngton, co. Leicester, 3.

-, manor, 3.

Loddon, Loden, co. Norfolk, hundred, farm of, charge upon, 211.

-, Inglose, Ingelose, manor in, 440.

Lodebroke, Agnes, wife of Percival le Walssh, 230.

Lodegershale, co. Wilts. See Ludgershall.

Lodelond, co. Suffolk. See Lothingland.

Lodelowe, [co. Salop]. See Ludlow.

Lodelowe, Lodlowe. See Ludlowe.

Loden, co. Norfolk. See Loddon.

Lodynglonde, co. Suffolk. See Lothingland.

Lodyngton, co. Leicester. See Loddington.

Loft, John, of Cambridgeshire, 513.

Loft Hall, Loftehalle [in Orsett parish], co. Essex, manor, 238.

Lofthous, Lofthouse, John, John de, 200.

-, -, merchant, 187.

Loghan, Simon de, 540.

Logwardyn, John, 390, 495.

Lodenham, John, 224.

Lokerle, Lokerlee, Lokerley, co. Southampton. See Lockerley.

Lokha, William, clerk, 237.

Lokkesforde, co. Salop. See Lostford.

Lokton, John de, justice of the King's Bench, 268.

-, -, -, Thomas father of, 268.

-, Thomas de, 30, 31.

-, -, Alice wife of, 30.

-, -, John son of, 30, 31.

-, -, -, Gregory his brother, 31.

-, William, William de, 30, 99, 268, 366–368, 399.

-, -, Alice mother of, 366.

-, -, Mary wife of, 367.

Lokyngton, Lokynton, Walter, 106.

-, -, of Yorkshire, 146, 270.

Lollards, Lollardry, 434. See also Lychlade, Robert.

-, oath against, 487.

Lombarde, Thomas, 427.

Lombards, Lumbards, 153, 526, 529– 531, 534–538.

- dwelling in London, 518–533, 544–547.

Lombardy, Lumbardy, [Italy], woad of, 5.

Lombe, John, 'cordwaner,' 223.

Lome, Christina, 63.

Lomelinus, Lomellinus, Thobias, Tobias, merchant of Genoa, 49, 366.

-, -, -, dwelling in London, 387.

Lomer, Lamere [in Corhampton parish], co. Southampton, 311.

Lomley. See Lumley.

Lomynour, Henry, citizen of Norwich, 242.

-, William, citizen of Norwich, 242.

London, 23, 33, 35, 37–40, 50, 52, 61, 63, 83, 93, 106, 113, 116– 118, 120, 121, 125, 127–129, 131, 132, 135, 142, 144, 149, 207, 221, 223, 226, 227, 230, 231, 233, 243, 244, 247, 250, 260, 262, 269, 271, 277, 282, 289–291, 339, 343, 358, 360, 361, 363, 364, 370, 374, 375, 378, 384, 390, 403, 404, 406, 408, 409, 411, 412, 414, 415, 417, 423, 434, 453, 472, 474– 476, 485, 486, 488, 491, 495, 506, 512.

-, aldermen of, 1, 88, 379, 417.

-, -, nomination of, by the king, 12, 88. See also Bamme; Barentyn; Baret; Bosham; Brampton; Carlille; Chaungeour; Cressewyk; Exton; Franceys; Fresshe; Haddeley; Hende; Loneye; Maghfelde; More; Newton; Oliver; Organ; Pynchoun; Shadworth; Shiryngham; Staundon; Vauner; Venour; Vynent; Walcote; Welford; Wotton.

-, 'armourers' of, 128, 227, 411, 464, 474.

-, arrow heads and bowstrings exported from, to Calais, 53.

-, bakers of, 247, 276, 277, 295, 489.

-, barbers of, 36, 116, 126, 488, 500.

-, 'belmaker' of, 411.

-, bishop of, 212. See also Braybroke, Robert; Sudbury, Simon de.

-, 'bladesmyths' of, 124, 126, 259.

-, 'blakesmyth' of, 277.

-, boats bringing rushes to, or casting forth lastage &c. within, amercements &c. of, 94.

-, 'bokbynder' of, 464.

-, 'botelmakers' of, 487, 488.

-, 'bowier' of, 129.

-, 'brasier' of, 151.

-, brewers of, 125, 132, 144, 220, 236, 247, 251, 367, 413, 464, 488, 492, 495–497.

-, 'brouderers' of, 158, 247.

-, butchers of, 331, 367, 411.

-, -, regulation of slaughterhouses of, 133.

-, caps, night caps &c. exported from, 52, 61, 162, 315.

-, 'carpenter' of, 247.

-, carriage of the chancery rolls from, to Luton, 55.

- - to, from York, 55.

-, chandlers of, 236, 394, 488.

-, citizens of, 2, 9, 12, 19, 36, 38, 48, 65, 69, 78, 82, 89, 106– 109, 114, 118, 120–122, 125, 128–130, 132, 135, 139, 142, 146, 147, 149–151, 154, 178, 185, 195, 228, 229, 235–237, 241, 243, 247, 248, 253, 255, 256, 258–260, 264, 267, 270, 276, 282, 290, 291, 295, 318, 378, 379, 384, 394, 396–398, 400, 402, 403, 406, 411, 416, 417, 419, 422, 425, 427, 453, 461, 472, 474, 483, 488, 490, 498–500, 511, 512.

-, cleansing of the approach from Southwark to, 346.

-, 'clerc' of, 514.

-, clerk to take recognisances for debts at. See Leget, Helmyng.

-, cloth exported custom-free from, 44, 169, 331.

-, collectors of the moiety of a tenth and fifteenth in, 182, 188. See also Barentyn, Dru; Dawe, Robert; Prentys, John; Sudbury, William; Welford, Thomas; Weylande, Thomas.

-, cook of, 36.

-, cordwainers of, 122, 126, 129, 149, 251, 259, 363, 367.

-, coroners of, 60, 108, 160, 199, 217, 321, 331. See also Brounflet, Thomas; Clos, John; Michel, John; Newton, Robert, Scarburgh, John; Slegh, John.

-, deputy coroners in, 160, 321. See also Newynton, Robert; Scarburgh, John de.

-, 'cosour' of, 221.

-, 'coupere' of, 408.

-, court of, cause in, 199, 247.

-, -, -, error in record of, 271.

-, custom of, 129.

-, cutlers of, 129, 139, 220, 226, 236, 246, 402, 409, 487, 497, 511.

-, deed acknowledged in chancery at, 472, 500.

-, deeds dated at, 129, 132, 135, 139, 221, 222, 225, 228, 237, 241, 248, 250, 256, 259, 280, 360, 362, 379, 385, 388, 396, 403, 411, 415, 417, 425, 426, 471, 474, 479, 482, 483, 499, 500, 508, 514.

-, diocese of, 484.

-, drapers of, 82, 129, 132, 135, 142, 182, 198, 226, 259, 270, 276, 277, 287, 290, 295, 365, 394, 396, 397, 403, 416, 417, 476, 496.

-, drover of, 411.

-, dwellers in, 97.

-, 'dyers' of, 106, 291, 378.

-, escheator in. See Fresshe, John; Staundon, William.

-, 'felmonger' of, 270.

-, 'ferrour' of, 363.

-, fine or deed to be levied or made at, 376.

-, fish exported custom-free from, 33.

-, fishmongers of, 114, 120, 130, 142, 150, 151, 185, 264, 277, 291, 318, 365, 427, 476.

-, fletchers, 'flecchers,' of, 129, 277.

-, fullers of, 236, 408, 514.

-, 'fustour' of, 409.

-, 'girdeler', of, 496.

-, glovers of, 129, 456.

-, goldsmiths of, 33, 130, 178, 198, 227, 228, 244, 246, 247, 277, 403, 409, 412, 453, 474, 487.

-, goods exported from, to Brittany, custom-free, 57.

-, grocers of, 6, 122, 149, 185, 220, 241, 258, 282, 290, 291, 367, 403, 409, 483, 490.

-, haberdashers of, 53, 129, 226, 476.

-, hats exported from, 63, 309.

-, 'hattere' of, 425.

-, held in free burgage, 454.

-, 'hornere' of, 453.

-, hosteler of, 367.

-, husting court of, 247, 271.

-, -, for common pleas, deed enrolled in, 378.

-, -, record to be brought into, 129.

-, innholder of, 407.

-, 'irynmonger' of, 147.

-, 'ismonger' of, 150.

-, jewels imported to, 23, 37.

-, 'joignour' of, 220.

-, justices of gaol delivery of, 431.

-, justices to hear and determine errors &c. in, 9. See also Edmund duke of York.

-, keeper of, 1, 5, 11, 88. See Radyngton, Baldwin de.

-, keeper and sheriffs of, 94.

-, lack of good government of, by the mayors, sheriffs and aldermen, 88, 245, 379.

-, 'latoners' of, 273, 363.

-, 'leche' of, 488.

-, liberty of, taken into the king's hand, 88.

-, Lombards dwelling in, 519– 533, 544–547.

-, -, of the fellowship of the Albertini, 518–521, 529, 530, 547.

-, -, of the fellowship of the Guinigii, 518–521, 544.

-, 'lorymer' of, 276.

-, 'lymnours' of, 375.

-, 'lyndraper,' 'lynedraper,' of, 488, 492.

-, malt brought to, to be cleaned, 282.

-, 'maryner' of, 198.

-, mayor of, 360, 362, 379, 409, 411. See also Fresshe, John; Haddeley, John; Staundon, William; Venour, William.

-, mayor and escheator in, 160, 178, 204, 205. See also More, William.

-, mayor and sheriffs of, 5, 6, 23, 36, 37, 129, 133, 247, 249, 271, 274, 318, 331, 429, 430, 435, 453.

-, mercers of, 107, 109, 118, 123, 132, 142, 144, 150, 220, 258–260, 277, 290, 295, 403, 411, 412, 415.

-, merchants of, 69, 229, 248, 258, 268, 269, 328, 378, 488.

-, - of Bologna dwelling in, 457, 458.

-, - of Florence, dwelling in, 457.

-, - of Gelderland at, 68.

-, - of Genoa, dwelling in, 23, 49, 387, 388, 528.

-, - of Italy, dwelling in, 29, 44.

-, - of Lucca, dwelling in, 457, 519, 520.

-, - of Venice, dwelling in, 155, 458.

-, official of the court of Canterbury in. See Barnet, John.

-, painters, 'peyntours,' of, 142, 276, 291, 404, 408, 483.

-, payment at, 411.

-, petty custom of, charge upon the issues of, 60.

-, pewterer of, 122.

-, 'plummer' of, 220.

-, 'poletar' of, 255.

-, port of, 44, 190.

-, -, chief butler in, 456. See also Brounflete, Thomas.

-, -, collectors of customs (customers) of, 13, 52, 53, 57, 60, 63, 174, 191, 195, 214, 315, 349, 440, 448.

-, -, -, certificate of unlading of wool by, 22.

-, -, collectors of customs and subsidies in, 11, 29, 33, 61, 155, 162, 164, 195, 199, 211, 266, 296, 309, 317, 330– 332, 343, 345, 348, 353, 452, 471. See also Clifford, Richard; Haddeley, John.

-, -, collectors of the great and petty custom in, 164.

-, -, collectors of the petty custom in, 44, 162, 191, 195, 330, 440.

-, -, -, and of the subsidy of 3s. upon every tun of wine and 12d. in the pound in, 158, 169, 200.

-, -, collectors of the subsidy of 12d. in the pound in, 13, 57, 174.

-, -, -, and of the petty custom in, 190.

-, -, collectors of the subsidy of 3s. upon every tun of wine in, 13, 15, 37, 68, 185.

-, -, - and 12d. in the pound in, 58, 64, 65, 168, 171, 176, 191, 216, 440, 448, 455, 459.

-, -, collectors of customs and subsidy upon wool, hides and woolfells in, 44, 49, 191, 296, 349, 440, 448.

-, -, customs payable at, exemption from, 459.

-, -, goods exported from, custom-free, 171.

-, -, goods of lieges of the count of Vertus coming to, to be arrested, 5, 11.

-, -, hose exported from, 160.

-, -, keepers of the passage in, 43, 51, 52, 53, 63, 162, 171, 191, 195, 199, 214, 440, 448, 520, 522.

-, -, king's searchers in, 44, 50, 164.

-, -, ships in, 49, 50, 52, 64, 65, 190, 191, 216, 309, 331, 343, 345, 348, 440, 460.

-, -, -, of Kampen, 391.

-, -, wine in, 353, 471.

-, -, wool exported from, 366.

-, 'pouchemakere' of, 488.

-, prison of, 33, 207, 208, 272, 343, 430, 453.

-, recognisances leviable in, 106, 117, 118, 130, 143, 145, 150, 153, 230, 247, 259, 295, 387, 417, 427, 494, 497, 512.

-, saddlers, 'sadelers,' of, 135, 276, 402, 409, 488.

-, 'salter' of, 295.

-, 'scryvener' of, 375.

-, seal of the mayoralty of, 248.

-, 'sherman' of, 255, 258, 513.

-, sheriffs of, 5, 11, 33, 34, 36, 45, 48, 60, 82–84, 86, 105, 106, 108, 110, 114, 118, 120, 123, 125–128, 131, 132, 135, 139, 142, 146, 148, 152, 179, 181, 196, 199, 206, 207, 217, 221, 223, 226, 229, 234, 241, 243, 244, 247, 251, 257, 259, 262, 267, 269, 270, 272, 276, 281, 282, 290, 291, 295, 298, 331, 334, 335, 343, 344, 356, 360, 362, 363, 365, 367, 370, 374, 375, 377, 379, 387, 390, 402–404, 406–409, 411, 413, 415, 423, 430, 431, 464, 474– 476, 486–492, 495, 496, 507, 513, 514. See also Barentyn, Dru; Brampton, William; Franceys, John; Knolles, Thomas; Loneye, John; Maghfelde, Gilbert; Newton, Thomas; Vynent, Thomas; Walcote, John; Whityngton, Richard.

-, -, court of, 129.

-, -, nomination of, 88.

-, -, notice to, of the prorogation of the parliament summoned at York, 78.

-, -, writ returned in chancery by, 144.

-, sheriffs and coroner of, 18, 40.

-, 'shether' of, 409, 412.

-, skinners of, 104, 118, 129, 142, 218, 244, 247, 271, 272, 370, 378, 396, 403, 412, 413, 476, 488, 511, 512.

-, smiths of, 132, 228.

-, spicer of, 434.

-, spurriers, 'sporiers,' of, 251, 273, 365.

-, stock-fishmongers of, 142, 146, 291, 318, 497.

-, tailors of, 36, 122, 125, 129, 130, 142, 158, 198, 207, 230, 241, 244, 270, 276, 277, 406– 408, 411, 464, 497, 513.

-, 'tapeser' of, 412.

-, taverners of, 492, 516.

-, tin exported from, 44.

-, 'tulser' of, 408.

-, unlawful assemblies &c. in, forbidden, 249.

-, 'vestementmakere' of, 212.

-, vintners, 'vynters,' of, 243, 343, 488, 500.

-, 'webbes' of, 514.

-, wheat and oats sent from, to Bordeaux, 64.

-, wine exported from, 38, 65, 68, 185.

-, - imported to, 13, 201, 455.

-, wool exported from, 29, 44, 49, 69, 162.

-, - imported to, 14, 22, 69.

-, woolmongers of, 243, 378, 396.

-, writs &c. sealed with the great seal in divers places on the road to, 371.

London, places named:—
-, Aldermaricherche. See St. Mary Aldermary infra.
-, Aldersgate, Aldrichegate, 288.
-, -, St. Agnes within. See St. Agnes infra.
-, All Hallows Gracechurch, 'Graschirchestrete', church of, chantry at the altar of the Virgin in, 178, 179.
-, -, -, -, chaplain of. See Marchaunt, Thomas.
-, -, parish of, 178.
-, - the Great, in Dowgate ward, parish of, 395.
-, Arches, dean of. See Sergeaux, Michael.
-, 'Asselyng wharfe' in the parish of St. Dunstan in the East, towards the Tower, 394.
-, Baynard's Castle, 'Bayrnardeschastell', Bernard Castell, 189, 395. See also St. Andrew by the Wardrobe infra.
-, Bishopsgate, Bisshopesgate, new hospital of St. Mary without. See St. Mary Spittall infra.
-, Bread Street, Bredestrete, Bredstrete, 536.
-, - ward, 'Distaflane' in, 318.
-, Broad St., Bradestrete, Bradstrete, Bredestrete, 413.
-, - ward, 416, 417.
-, Charing Cross, Charryngcrouch, the archbishop's inn by, deed acknowledged at, 399, 401.
-, Charterhouse, house of the Salutation of the Mother of God of the Carthusian order, chapter house of, deed dated at, 143.
-, -, prior of, 143. See also Luscote, John.
-, Cheap, West, Westchepe in St. Pancras parish, 40.
-, Christchurch, 'Crischirche,' prior of, alderman of London, 89.
-, Clerkenwell, St. John, prior of. See Compton, John.
-, 'Colmanhegge,' 107, 109.
-, Converted Jews, inn of, 'le Converse inne' in the suburb of, 138, 459, 496.
-, -, -, bonds payable at, 264, 271.
-, -, -, grant of Edward I. to, 184, 185.
-, -, -, keeper or warden of. See Burton, John de.
-, Cordwainer Street, 'Cordewanerstret,' 19.
-, Cripplegate, 'Crepulgate,' 408. See also St. Giles infra.
-, Dicereslane, 362.
-, 'Distaflane' in Bread St., 'Bredestrete,' ward, 318.
-, Dowgate, Dowegate, 396.
-, -, ward of, 395.
-, Fleet, Flete, prison, 2, 3, 28, 38, 76, 142, 162, 220, 261, 268, 421, 516.
-, -, -, warden of, 2, 28, 220, 516. See also Saperton, Roger.
-, Fleet Street, 'Fletestrete,' 259.
-, Friars Minors, house of, warden of, 411.
-, Friday Street, 'Frydaystrete,' 160.
-, Gracechurch Street, 'Greschirchestrete,' 259, 403.
-, Guildhall, Gihalde, Gildalde, Gildhalle, Gilhalde, Gyldhalle, court of, 40, 108, 343.
-, -, -, letters patent produced in, 108.
-, -, deeds enrolled in, 385.
-, high street from, to Westminster, 107, 110.
-, Holborn, Holborne, Holbourne, Holburne, in the suburb of, 129, 200, 217, 233, 237, 259, 288, 367, 404, 413, 500.
-, -, atte Horne in, 367.
-, Leadenhall, the 'Ledenhalle,' 456.
-, Lime Street ward, Lymestretewarde, constable and ward of, 1.
-, London Bridge, 345.
-, Lymestretewarde. See Lime Street.
-, Mark Lane, 'Martelane,' 264.
-, Marshalsea prison, 245, 425.
-, -, keeper of. See Wykes, John.
-, -, king's prover in, 177. See also Chapman, Thomas.
-, Monkswell Street, 'Mugwellestrete,' 454.
-, 'Moynesokne,' 107, 109.
-, Mugwellestrete. See Monkswell Street.
-, 'Muwes,' the, 107, 109.
-, 'Muwescroft,' 107, 109.
-, Newgate, Neugate, Newegate, gaol, delivery of, 207, 262.
-, -, -, -, justices of, 244.
-, -, -, keeper of, 243. See also Porleton, William de.
-, -, -, prisoners in, 48, 139, 179, 196, 331, 431, 464.
-, -, justices of, 89.
-, -, suburb without, 200, 217.
-, new inn of the earl of Salisbury in, 236.
-, Oldewiche, 107, 110.
-, 'Oldewiche' lane, 107, 109.
-, 'Pantersmede,' 107, 109.
-, Paul's Wharf, 'Poules wharfe,' 113.
-, 'Philippeslane,' 499.
-, Poultry, 258.
-, Royal, the (Riola), 456.
-, St. Agnes within Aldersgate, Aldrichegate, parish of, 108.
-, St. Alban, Wood Street, 'Wodestrete,' parish of, 224.
-, St. Andrew by the Wardrobe, Bernard Castell, at 'Bayrnardeschastell,' parish of, 395.
-, -, -, inn of John de Bello Campo, of Warwick, knight, in, 189.
-, -, parsons of. See Appleby, Thomas de; Kirkeby, Marmaduke de.
-, St. Andrew, Holborn, in Holbourne, in the suburb of, parish of, 60, 288, 404.
-, St. Bartholomew, Smithfield, Smythefeld, John prior of, 117.
-, St. Benet Fink, St. Benedict Fynke in Broad Street, 'Bradestrete,' ward, advowson of the church of, 417.
-, St. Botolph without Aldersgate, Aldrichegate, parish of, 288.
-, -, Billingsgate, by Byllynggesgate, parish of, 384.
-, St. Christopher, church of, 221, 225.
-, - le-Stock, in Broad St., 'Bredestrete,' ward, advowson of, 416.
-, St. Clement Danes, without New Temple Bar, parish of, 4, 369, 395.
-, -, -, 'Bernes' by the 'Stronde' in, 107, 109.
-, -, -, deeds dated at, 107, 110.
-, St. Dunstan in the East, by or towards the Tower, parish of, 499.
-, -, -, 'Asselyng wharfe' in, 394.
-, - in the West, parson of. See Brampton, John.
-, St. Faith in the Crypt of St. Pauls, parish of, 361, 362.
-, St. Giles in the Fields, St. Giles of the Lepers without Old Temple bar, master of the hospital of, 107, 109.
-, -, parish of, 107, 109.
-, - without Cripplegate, Crepulgate, parish of, 408.
-, - -, vicar of. See Trobruge, John.
-, St. Gregory, parson of. See Burton, John de.
-, St. James's Hospital [in St. Margaret's parish, Westminster], master of, 107, 109.
-, St. John the Evangelist, parish of, 160.
-, -, parson of. See Wymundeswolde, Edmund.
-, St. John Street, 'Seynt Jones strete,' 410.
-, St. Katherine by the Tower, house of, master of. See Armesthorp, John.
-, St. Magnus the Martyr, 'Bruggestret,' parish of, 384.
-, St. Margaret, Bridge St., Bruggestrete, parson or rector of. See Sprotburgh, Robert.
-, St. Martin in the Fields, parish of, 107, 109.
-, St. Martin le Grand, king's free chapel of, 40.
-, -, -, dean of. See Aston, William.
-, St. Martin Orgar, parson of. See Churchehulle, Henry.
-, St. Martin Outwich, Oteswych, rector of. See Gardener, John.
-, St. Mary Aldermary, 'Aldermaricherche,' parish of, 19.
-, St. Mary-le-Bow, parish of, 19.
-, St. Mary Graces by the Tower, abbey of, 503.
-, -, abbot of, 500.
-, -, abbot and convent of, 295.
-, -, Jordan monk of, 528.
-, -, William abbot of, 108.
-, St. Mary at Hill, Our Lady 'atte Hulle,' parson or rector of. See Cokeham, Henry.
-, - Spittall, St. Mary without Bishopsgate, 'Bisshopesgate,' hospital of, deeds acknowledged at, 483.
-, -, -, prior of. See Mildenhall, John.
-, St. Mary le Strand, 'atte Stronde,' without New Temple bar, parish of, 107, 109, 369, 395.
-, St. Michael Paternosterchurch, 'Paternosterchirche,' parish of, 456.
-, -, rector of. See Beere, Thomas de.
-, St. Mildred, Bread Street, in Bredstrete, parson of. See Malton, John.
-, - in the Poultry, parish of, 258.
-, St. Nicholas in the Shambles, 'Flesshamelys,' parish of, 361.
-, St. Olave in Monkswell Street, 'Mugwellestrete,' parish of, 454.
-, St. Pancras, parish of, West Cheap, Westchepe, in, 40.
-, St. Paul, cathedral church of, 143, 362.
-, -, -, chantries in, chaplains of, 262, 263, 269, 270.
-, -, -, convocation summoned to meet in, 251, 393.
-, -, -, dean of. See Appleby, John.
-, St. Peter, Cornhill, on Cornhull, Adam parson of, 225, 350, 441, 442, 448.
-, -, -, parish of, 456.
-, - the Little by Paul's Wharf, St. Peter Parvus, parish of, 357, 360, 362.
-, St. Sepulchre in the suburb, by Smithfield, Smethefeld, parish of, 199, 217.
-, -, vicar of. See Hayward, John.
-, St. Thomas the Martyr of Acon, hospital of, master of. See Alrede, Richard.
-, Stone Cross, the, 107, 109.
-, Strand, the 'Stronde,' the 'Bernes' by, 107, 109.
-, 'Suggenlane,' 107, 109.
-, 'Tabbard on the hope,' an inn, 456.
-, Temple, New, church of, deed acknowledged at, 403.
-, -, -, recognisance payable at, 242.
-, Temple Bar, 395.
-, -, New Temple Bar, 107, 109, 453.
-, -, Old Temple Bar, 107, 109.
-, Thames St., 'Thamisestret,' 384.
-, Tower, the, 32, 56, 58, 64, 69, 133, 158, 184, 187, 499, 503, 514, 528.
-, -, bullion of, master of the king's moneys wrought at. See Bardes, Gauter de.
-, -, constable or keeper of, 32, 56, 58, 64, 158, 163, 184, 187, 201, 208, 305, 307, 309, 316, 324, 327, 332, 430, 438, 444, 459, 462, 465, 468. See also Holand, Thomas de.
-, -, gold and silver received for coining, to be assayed at, 383.
-, -, gold money of Flanders or Brabant to be converted into the king's coin at, 110.
-, -, irons for gold and silver coinage to be cut in, 383.
-, -, king's mint in, master &c. of, 55, 265. See also Bardes, Gauter; Molakyn, Nanfre.
-, -, master and worker of the gold and silver moneys in, 382–384. See also Wildeman, John.
-, -, pound weight of, 381, 382.
-, -, prison of, 208, 295, 316.
-, -, prisoners in, 163, 305, 307, 309, 316, 324, 327, 332, 438, 444, 445, 459, 462, 465, 468.
-, -, secret wardrobe in, keeper of. See Hatton, Randolph de; Lufwyke, John.
-, - warden of. See Holand, Thomas de; Newport, Andrew; Rouclif, Guy de.
-, -, warden of the moneys in, 381–384.
-, Watling Street, 'Watlyngstrete,' 160.
-, Westchepe. See Cheap supra.

London and Middlesex, sheriffs of, oath of office of, 88.

London, Londoun, brother Nicholas de, canon of St. Mary, Southwark, 518.

-, Walter, monk of Bermondsey priory, 544.

Londoneys, Matthew, 397, 416.

-, -, of Essex, 501.

-, William, of the parish of St. Margaret, Canterbury, 'masoun,' 474.

Loneye, Louey, Loueye, John, 107, 110.

-, -, alderman of London, 88.

-, -, citizen of London, 78.

-, -, sheriff of London, 88.

-, sheriff and alderman of London, 379.

Longbenyngton, co. Lincoln. See Bennington, Long.

Longe, John, 85, 402, 403, 503, 508.

-, Roger, 230.

-, Thomas, 414.

Longeforde, John, knight of the shire of Salop in parliament, 419.

Longeville, Longevylle, John, escheator in Bedfordshire, 27, 163, 210.

-, -, -, in Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire, 302.

-, -, -, in Buckinghamshire, 38, 40, 48, 181, 210, 335, 344.

Longgynge, John, of Sutton at Hone, 273.

Longsdon, Overlongesdoun, [in Leek parish], co. Stafford, 73.

Lonlay l' Abbaye, St. Mary Lonley [France, dep. Orne], abbey of, 6, 20, 21.

-, -, cell of, in Ireland, 6, 20, 21.

Look, Robert, of Spalding, collector of a moiety of a tenth and fifteenth in the parts of Holland, &c. 53, 135.

Lopenforde, John, 229.

Lopham, Dionysius, clerk, 109.

-, John, 420.

-, -, serjeant at arms, 36.

Lorchoun, John, 509.

Lord, Lorde, John, 341.

-, -, of Burnham, co. Essex, 263.

Lorynge, Sir Niel, 395.

-, William, 539.

-, -, clerk, 539.

Loseley, Losle, in St. Nicholas parish, Guildford, co. Surrey, 426, 471.

Lostford, Lokkesforde [in Hodnet parish], co. Salop, 73.

Lostwithiel, Lostwythiell, co. Cornwall, prison of, 466.

Loterell. See Luttrell.

Lotewyche, William, 460.

Lothingland, Lodelond, Lodynglonde, co. Suffolk, bailiffs of [the hundred of], 443.

Loudan, John, 214.

-, -, Margaret wife of, 214.

Loudelowe. See Ludlowe.

Loudham, John de, knight, Margaret wife of, 3.

Loudoun, John, 285.

-, Thomas, of Bedfordshire, 224.

Loue, Stephen, of Somerset, 267.

-, William, 538.

- Cf. Lowe.

Louecoke, Adam, of Isfield, co. Sussex, 45.

Louell, Robert, of Somerset, 259.

-, Thomas, 153.

-, -, verderer in the forest of Galtres, 306.

-, William, 367.

-, -, of Yorkshire, 444.

- Cf. Lovel.

Louelyche, Henry, of London, 'skynnere,' 271.

Loueman, Richard, draper, 412.

Loueth. See Louth.

Louetoft, John, esquire, 415.

Louey, Loueye, See Loneye.

Lougham, John, clerk, 525.

-, Robert, clerk, 525.

Loughborough, Lughtburgh, co. Leicester, 452.

Loughwyke, John, citizen of London, 499.

Lound, Lunde, John, John de, chaplain, 123, 373, 375, 377, 518.

-, -, clerk, 523.

-, Richard, of London, 129.

Lounesdale, Gregory de, 540.

Louthe, Robert de, 366.

Louther, Louthre, Robert de, 507.

-, -, knight of the shire of Cumberland in parliament, 277.

-, William de, knight of the shire of Cumberland in parliament, 114.

Louthorp, co. York. See Lowthorpe.

Louthorp, George, George de, clerk, 490, 491, 500.

-, -, king's clerk, parson of Ivinghoe, 246, 247.

Louth, Louthe, [co. Lincoln], 540.

-, 'Malerbe enges' in, 326.

Louth, Loueth [Ireland], county of, sheriff of, 220.

Louwyke. See Lowyke.

Lovel, Lovell, John, John de, knight, 109, 288, 368.

-, -, lord Lovell (1375– 1408), 224, 294, 399, 401, 402, 499, 502.

-, Thomas, of Wiltshire, 288.

- Cf. Louell.

Lowe, Edmund, 154.

-, -, of Staffordshire, 154.

-, Hugh de, 501.

-, Roger, of Staffordshire, 289.

-, William de, of Chesterfield, co. Derby, 18.

- Cf. Loue.

Lowere, John, 426.

Lowestoft, Lowystoft, Lowystofte, co. Suffolk, 213.

-, bailiffs of, 443.

Lowet, Mark, secretary and ambassador of John duke of Brittany, 459.

Lowthorpe, Louthorp, co. York, 77, 101.

Lowyke, Louwyke, John, king's serjeant, 240.

-, -, serjeant of the king's wardrobe, 109, 249.

- Cf. Lufwyke.

Lowystoft, Lowystofte, co. Suffolk. See Lowestoft.

Loxle, Robert, 426, 471.

-, -, escheator in Sussex, 315.

-, -, knight of the shire of Surrey in parliament, 418.

Loye, Loy, Thomas, 395, 410.

Lubbenham, co. Leicester, 497.

-, Richard parson of, 497.

-, parson of. See Hode, Richard.

Lubbenham, Lubenham, Ralph, citizen and draper of London, 142.

-, William, of Lubbenham, 497.

Luca. See Lucca; Luke.

Lucas, John, clerk, parson of Allhallows, Sawtry, 483.

-, Richard, 425.

-, Thomas, 344.

-, -, of Essex, 261.

Lucca, Luca, Luke [Italy], 391, 457, 531, 537, 544.

-, Lombards of, 519, 525.

-, merchants of, 44, 458, 513.

-, -, of the fellowship of the Guinigii [Guynesii] of, 44, 391, 518, 519.

-, - See also Guinigii.

Lucet, John, 341.

Lucy, Ellen, 377.

-, John, justice de walliis &c. along the Severn, 67.

-, Katherine wife of John, 480, 485.

-, William de, knight, Edith wife of, 226.

Ludborough, Lutheburgh, co. Lincoln, fees in, 341.

Luddelowe, co. Salop. See Ludlow.

Luddington in the Wold or Lutton, Luddyngton, cos. Huntingdon and Northampton, manor, 256.

Ludeforde, co. Somerset. See Lydford.

Ludelowe. See Ludlowe.

Ludenay, Walter, citizen and draper of London, 129, 132.

Ludford, Lutheforde, co. Lincoln, 51.

Ludforde, co. Somerset. See Lydford.

Ludgershall, Ludgarshale, co. Buckingham, manor, 39, 40.

-, Lodegershale, Ludgarsale, co. Wilts, church of, chapel of St. Mary in, chaplain of, 346.

-, manor, keeper of. See Morvile, John.

Ludham, co. Norfolk, 276.

Ludlow, Lodelowe, Luddelowe, co. Salop, inquisition in nisi prius at, 301.

-, parson of. See Nasshe, Roger de la.

Ludlowe, Lodelowe, Lodlow, Loudelowe, Ludelowe, Edmund, of Surrey, 407.

-, -, parson of Wistanstow, 270.

-, John, burgess of Oxford in parliament, 419.

-, Richard, of Salop, 486.

-, Thomas, Thomas de, 492.

-, -, of Chipping Campden, 207.

-, -, -, Edward son of, 207.

-, William de, 303.

Ludshulfe, co. Southampton. See Litchfield.

Ludwyke, John, 295.

Ludynton, co. Wilts. See Liddington.

Luffenham, co. Rutland, 412.

-, William parson of, 412.

Lufwyke, Luswyke, John, king's serjeant, keeper of the secret wardrobe in the Tower of London, 467.

-, Robert, citizen of London, 411.

-, Thomas, chaplain, 534.

- Cf. Lowyke.

Luggore, Richard, 489.

Lughtburgh, co. Leicester. See Loughborough.

Lughtryn, Lambert van, 'goldsmyth,' 208.

Luke, Lukes, de Luca, de Luke, Bartholomew, a Lombard dwelling in London, 546.

-, Nicholas, merchant, 44, 390.

-, -, a Lombard, merchant of the fellowship of the Guinigii of Lucca, dwelling in London, 518–523, 534–548.

- See also Guinisii; Lucca; Lukyn.

Lukke, Richard, of Petham, 403.

Luky alias Robyn, John, a neif, 451.

-, -, Isabel (Tregemygnoun) wife of, 451.

Lukyn, Nicholas, a Lombard, 535.

- Cf. Luke.

Lumbard. See Lombard.

Lumbardy. See Lombardy.

Lumley, Lomley, Ralph, Ralph de, knight, 76, 293, 294.

Lunch, John, 186.

Lunde. See Lound.

Luppitt, co. Devon, Mohun's Ottery, Otery Mohon, manor in, 389.

Luscote, John, prior of the Charterhouse, London, 143.

Lussebone. See Lisbon.

Lussoun by le Rochel [? Lussant, dep. Charente Inférieure, France], 183.

Luswyke. See Lufwyke.

Luterell. See Luttrell.

Lutheburgh, co. Lincoln. See Ludborough.

Lutheforde, co. Lincoln. See Ludford.

Luton, John, John de, of London, 250.

-, -, -, brewer, 492.

-, -, -, 'goldsmyth,' 130.

-, Roger, citizen of London, 89.

Luton, Leuton, co. Bedford, 243.

-, carriage of the chancery rolls to, from London, 55.

-, - from, to York, 55.

-, vicar of. See Antyngham, John de.

-, Northwood, Northwode, manor in, 463.

- fee, 'Lutone fee' [in Guist parish], co. Norfolk, 426.

Lutrell. See Luttrell.

Luttelton, co. Gloucester. See Littleton upon Severn.

Lutterworth, co. Leicester, manor, 303.

Lutton, co. Dorset. See Litton Cheney.

Luttrell, Loterell, Luterell, Lutrell, Andrew, knight, 155, 369, 511, 513.

-, -, his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Hugh 2nd earl of Devon, formerly wife of John de Veer, 155.

-, Elizabeth, wife of John son of John de Veer, earl of Oxford, 231.

-, Hawise, 369.

-, Hugh, knight, 153, 292.

Lyarde, Thomas, of Manningtree, 357.

Lychlade, Robert, a Lollard, 'nefarious opinions' of, 434.

Lydd, co. Kent, Dunge Marsh, Dyngemersshe, in, 218.

-, Langport, Langeport, manor in, 245.

Lyden'. See Lydney.

Lyden', Robert de, 47.

Lydford, Ludeforde, Ludforde, co. Somerset, manor, 28, 503.

Lydney, Lyden', co. Gloucester, 47.

Lye, Richard atte, 288.

-, Thomas, vicar of Thornbury [co. Gloucester], 532.

- Cf. Lyghe.

Lyes, Lyez, co. Essex. See Leighs.

Lyes, John, 'cordwaner,' of London, 251.

Lyges, John, 543.

Lyghe, John, 63.

- Cf. Lye.

Lyle. See Insula.

Lylleston. See Lilleston.

Lymbergh. See Limber.

Lymburgh, co. Buckingham. See Lenborough.

Lymeryke [co. Limerick]. See Limerick.

Lynby [co. Nottingham]. See Linby.

Lyncoln. See Lincoln.

Lyndale, Lyndalle, John, 230, 243.

-, Thomas de, 548.

Lynde, Hugh, 259, 399.

-, John, 521.

Lyndesey, co. Lincoln. See Lindsey.

Lyndesey, Lyndesay, Lyndeseye, John, 537.

-, -, of London, 404, 476.

-, -, -, 'coteler,' 236.

-, Robert, 212, 515, 517.

-, -, citizen of London, 499.

-, -, citizen and draper of London, 416, 417.

Lyndewode, William, clerk, 536.

Lynford, co. Buckingham. See Linford.

Lyng, Lynge, co. Norfolk, 87, 119.

Lyngelle, William, 'hosyer,' 400.

Lyngge, John, citizen and mercer of London, 295.

Lynn Deeps, Lennedepes, co. Norfolk, 188.

Lynn, King's, Bishops Lenne, Lenne, Lynne, co. Norfolk, 32, 86, 87, 119, 188, 287, 422, 479.

-, -, bailiffs of, 338. See also Halyate, William; Leche, William.

-, -, 'ferieright' in, 119.

-, -, market, 'tolbothe' &c. of, 212.

-, -, mayor of. See Conteshale, Thomas de.

-, -, mayor and bailiffs of, 169, 187, 188, 308.

-, -, port, 212.

-, -, -, collectors of customs in, 287.

-, -, -, collectors of customs and subsidies in, 164, 199.

-, -, -, collectors of the great and petty custom in, 164.

-, -, -, collectors of the subsidy of 3s. upon every tun of wine and 12d. in the pound in, 72, 169, 176.

-, -, -, controller [of customs] in, 199.

-, -, -, export of wheat custom-free from, to Bordeaux, 72.

-, -, -, keepers of the passage in, 43, 51, 199, 522.

-, -, -, king's searchers in, 164.

-, -, seamen of, 338.

-, -, ship of, 216.

-, -, ship wrecked off, 199.

-, -, steward of Henry bishop of Norwich in, 187.

-, -, wheat and oats exported custom-free from, 169.

-, South, Southlenne, co. Norfolk, 422.

-, -, deed dated at, 422.

-, -, 'Longebrigge' in, 422.

-, -, Setchey, Seche, in, 422.

Lynne, John de, 541.

-, Roger de, of Hertfordshire, 363.

Lynot, John, brother of the order of the Holy Cross of Little Whelnetham, 540.

Lynstede, John de, parson of Cawston, 519.

Lynster, Roger, 425.

-, -, of Hertfordshire, 261.

Lynton, Thomas, Thomas de, dean of the chapel of the king's household, 521.

-, -, of Yorkshire, 160, 358.

-, William de, 252.

Lynton, co. York. See Linton upon Ouse.

Lyons, Lyouns, Arnald, 87, 119.

-, -, Nicholas son of, of Weston, parson of Rollesby, 86.

-, Walter, 124.

-, William, William de, 87, 119.

-, -, of Flitcham, 87.

Lyons, Lyouns, in Weston parish, co. Norfolk, manor, 87, 119.

Lyoulf, Robert, 243.

Lysle. See Insula.

Lyssynton, William de, clerk, 536.

Lyster, Thomas, of Letheringsett, 425.

Lytelmarsfelde, co. Gloucester. See Marshfield, Little.

Lythyngton, Master William, 518.

Lytlebury, Martin de, 306.

Lytlyngton [co. Cambridge]. See Litlington.

Lytster. See Litster.

Lyttelporte, Bartholomew, 404.

Lyttelton, Thomas, of Worcestershire, 496.

Lyttelton, co. Somerset. See Littleton.

Lytteltoune, co. Wilts. See Little Town.

Lyughfot, William, 388.

Lyuke, John, citizen and painter of London, 483.

Lyuynge, John, the elder, 288.

Lyveden, William, 397.

Lyverton, Thomas, of Yorkshire, 486.

Lyverton, co. York. See Liverton.