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Index
A - K
INDEX.
A
Abbot, Hemy, 49, 117
Johanna, wife of, formerly
wife of John Flete, 117
Roger, 52, 72, 238, 270, 280, 334
Abchurch Lane, 114
Abell, Richard, 332, 424
Margaret, wife of, daughter of William Wyght, 424
Abourne, Robert, 131
Abraham, John, 43
Abyndone, Nicholas, 216
Isabella, wife of, formerly
wife of John Miltone, 216
Johanna, dau of, 216
Stephen de, 105, 144
Adam, John, 10
John, 419, 425
Henry, son of, 419, 425
Matilda, daughter of, wife
of John Longe, 419, 426
Thomas, 388
Walter, 416
Adultery, clerks taken in, handed over
to the ecclesiastical court, 339
"A Horn," Roger, 78
Aillesbury. See Aylesbury.
Alan, the "waterberere," 198
Albon, John, chantry priest, 315
Richard, 96, 175
Thomas, 147, 387
Alice, daughter of, wife of
Nicholas Hotot, 387
Elizabeth, bastard daugh
ter of, wife of Thomas Christofre, 387
John, son of, 387
John, bastard son of, 387
Albone, William, 25n., 45
Alderman of the City, the Prior of
Christchurch as ex officio, 154, 378,
380
"Aldermannebury," 211
Aldermen:
Anecroft, Ancroft, William, 213,
218, 219, 230, 237, 247, 249, 251
Askham, William, 434, 439, 444,
447, 449
Aubrey, John, 5, 12, 14, 16, 41,
46, 54, 59
Austyn, Thomas, 325, 332, 335,
342, 347, 352, 355, 359, 362,
386
Aylesbury, Richard, 28, 153, 154
Badby, William, 89, 98, 102, 104,
105, 152, 153, 154
Bamme, Adam, 32, 98, 178, 185,
195, 200, 215, 230, 237, 247,
320, 322, 325, 329, 334, 341,
342, 344, 347, 352, 355, 362,
378, 380, 386, 393, 399, 401,
408, 414, 417, 425, 426
Henry, 214, 218, 219, 342,
344, 347, 352, 355, 359, 362,
368, 378, 380, 385, 386, 387
Barentyn, Drew, 375, 378, 380,
385, 386, 387, 409, 417, 419,
425, 426
Baret, William, 58, 61, 64, 72,
73, 77, 78, 118, 121, 163, 169,
219, 352, 355, 359, 362, 368,
378, 380, 385, 386, 387, 393
Begge, Hervey, 22, 39, 40, 41,
46, 47, 54, 59, 118, 121, 136,
178, 195, 200
Betele, William, 58, 61, 78
Boseham, Bosham, John (de), 58,
61, 62, 77, 78, 99, 118, 135,
136, 164, 168, 169, 176, 219,
263, 272, 276, 280, 283, 285,
295, 305
Boxforde, Robert, 59, 61, 64, 77,
78, 118, 135, 137, 164, 169, 176
Bramptone, William, 254, 275,
352, 355, 359, 362, 367, 368,
378, 380, 385, 386, 387, 393,
394, 399, 401, 409, 415, 417,
425, 433, 434, 439, 440, 444,
447, 449
Brembre, Nicholas, 12, 14, 36,
40, 46, 47, 59, 99, 108, 154,
177, 186, 198, 263, 283, 295,
304, 320
Bryan, John, 58, 61, 64, 78, 153,
154, 178, 185
Bury, Adam de, 14, 24, 38 39
Bys, William, 178, 185, 198, 200
Carletone, Karletone, Thomas,
178, 185, 195, 198, 200, 325
Carlille, Kailille, Adam, 58, 61,
64, 73, 75, 77, 78, 117, 118,
121, 135, 136, 163, 168, 169,
176, 352, 355, 359, 362, 366,
368, 378, 380, 385, 386, 387,
393, 399, 401, 417
Changeour, Adam. See St. Ive, Adam de.
Cheyne, William, 64
Chichely, Robert, 425
Chichestre, John, 12, 14, 18, 36,
38, 40, 41, 46, 47, 54, 59
Chircheman, John, 163, 169, 176,
230, 245, 247, 251, 263, 267,
280, 283, 286, 289, 295, 304,
313, 320, 322, 325, 329, 331,
335, 341, 352
Clyvelee, John, 89, 102, 104, 105
Cornewaleys, Thomas, 44, 46, 47,
54, 59, 99, 118, 135, 136, 164,
169, 176, 218, 219, 230, 245,
247, 251
Cosyn, John, 393, 399, 401
Cressewyk, William, 385, 387
Croydone, Richard de, 6
Crymelford, Geoffrey, 213, 215,
218, 219, 230, 233, 237, 247,
249 251
Doget, Walter, 148, 154
Elys, Roger, 59, 61, 64, 77, 78, 79,
118, 135, 137, 164, 169, 176,
230, 237, 247, 249, 251, 263,
272, 276, 284, 289, 295, 304,
313, 320, 393 397, 399, 401,
409, 415, 417, 424, 426, 434
Estone, John, 23, 28, 72, 88, 92,
98, 99, 102, 104, 105, 117, 152,
153, 154, 178, 185, 195, 198,
230, 237, 247, 249, 251, 280,
284, 286, 289, 295, 304
Evote, William, 308, 393, 399,
401, 409, 415, 417, 425, 433,
434, 439, 440, 444
Extone, Nicholas, 178, 185, 196,
197, 203, 263, 266, 272, 276,
280, 283, 286, 289, 304, 324,
341, 344, 347, 352, 362, 380,
386
Eynesham, William, 118, 136
Farendone, Nicholas de, 105
Fastolf, Hugh, 163, 169, 230, 247,
251, 263, 272, 276, 284, 289,
304, 316, 320, 325, 330, 335,
341, 342, 344, 347
Fraunceys, Fraunceis, John, 213,
218, 219, 233, 237, 247, 249,
251, 263, 272, 276, 284, 286,
289, 295, 304, 313, 320, 322,
325, 332, 335, 341, 342, 344,
347, 352, 355, 359, 362, 368,
378, 380, 385, 386, 387, 393,
399, 401, 409, 415, 417, 426,
433, 434, 439, 440, 444, 449
Fresshe, Frosshe, John, 164, 169,
176, 263, 266, 272, 276, 280,
284, 285, 289, 304, 313, 325,
335, 341, 342, 347, 352, 359,
362, 367, 368, 378, 380, 385,
386, 393, 401, 408
Frestlyng, Bartholomew, 14, 36,
40, 41, 46, 47, 54, 59
Furneux, John, 214, 219
Fyffide, Fyfide, John, 12, 14, 38,
40, 46, 47, 54
Godessone, Nicholas, 58, 61, 64,
77, 78
Haddele, John, 6, 12, 14, 16, 36,
40, 41, 46, 47, 54, 55, 89, 98,
102, 104, 105, 108, 195, 198,
200, 245, 247, 252, 263, 272,
276, 280, 283, 285, 286, 289,
295, 304, 313, 320 322, 324,
331, 335, 341, 342, 347, 351,
355, 359, 362, 367, 368, 378,
380, 386, 395, 425 426, 433,
434, 439, 440, 444
Haldene, William, 7
Hatfeld, Robert, 12, 14 16, 36,
40, 41, 46, 47, 54, 118, 121,
135, 136
Hende, Heende, John, 118, 121,
136, 163, 169, 230, 237, 247,
249, 251, 263, 266, 272, 276,
284, 286, 289, 295, 304, 320,
325, 341, 342, 347, 352, 359,
362, 368, 380, 386, 408, 439,
440, 444
Heylesdone, John, 58, 61, 78,
164, 169, 176, 215, 218
Holbeche, William, 17
Hoo, John, 72, 89, 99, 102, 104,
105, 108, 153, 154
Horne, John, 58, 61, 64, 73, 77,
78, 118, 121, 136, 163, 166n.,
169, 176
Irlond, Thomas, 118, 135, 136,
163, 169, 176
Knolles, Thomas, 308, 393, 399,
401, 409, 415, 417, 433, 434,
439, 440, 444, 449
Knyghtcote, William, 88, 102,
104, 105, 163, 169, 176
Kyng, William, 59, 64, 72, 73,
78, 118, 136-7, 164, 169, 176,
213, 219, 221
Kyiketone, Kyrtone, John, 89,
98, 102, 104, 105, 153, 154,
178, 185, 198, 200
Launde, Robert, 47, 54, 59, 89,
99, 102, 104, 108, 117, 153, 154
Little, Lytle, John, 14, 16, 40,
46, 47, 54, 59, 62
Lovekyn, Adam, 59, 61, 64, 78
Loveye, John, 325, 332, 335, 341,
342, 347, 352, 359, 362, 366,
368, 378, 385, 386, 387, 393,
401
Lucas, Lukas, Robert, 52, 59, 61,
64, 77, 78, 164, 169
Lyons, Richard, 12, 14, 30n., 38
Maghfeld, Maunfeld, Maufeld,
Gilbert, 197, 200, 378, 386,
393, 401, 409, 414, 417, 419,
425, 426
Maryns, John, 9, 12, 14, 36, 40,
41, 46, 47, 54, 59, 118, 135,
137
More, John, 178, 185, 195, 198,
200, 211
William, 195, 198, 200,
230, 237, 247, 249, 251, 263,
272, 276, 280, 284, 289, 295,
304, 320, 325, 341, 342, 344,
347, 349, 352, 355, 359, 362,
366, 367, 368, 378, 380, 386,
393, 399, 408, 414, 417, 439,
440, 444
Mortone, John, 59, 64, 77, 78
Neuport, Andrew, 437
William, 58, 61, 64, 77, 78,
149, 152, 153, 154, 178, 185
Neutone, Newentone, Geoffrey,
89, 102, 104, 117, 154
Newtone, Thomas, 378, 380, 386,
393, 409, 415, 425, 434, 444
Noket, Thomas, 59, 61, 64, 72,
77, 78, 213, 218, 219
Norbury, Richard, 214, 215, 218,
219
Nor[t]hamptone, John, 9, 12, 14,
15, 16, 18, 24, 27, 36, 38, 40,
41, 46, 47, 54, 59
Olyver, Edmund, 58 64, 77, 78,
118, 135, 136, 164, 169
William, 213, 219, 280, 284,
286, 289, 295, 304, 313, 320,
362, 368, 378, 380, 385, 386,
387, 393, 401, 409, 415, 417,
426
Organ, Orgon, John, 38, 46, 47,
54, 55, 59, 98, 102, 104, 105,
108, 117, 153, 154, 178, 185,
195, 200, 230, 237, 247, 249,
251, 252, 263, 272, 280, 283,
285, 286, 289, 295, 304, 313
Parker, William, 393, 399, 401,
409, 415, 417, 426, 440
Pecche, John, 16, 22, 38
Philipot, Phelipot, John, 12, 14,
40, 46, 47, 54, 59, 98, 99, 153,
154, 177, 198, 200
Polle, Thomas, 449
Pountfieyt, Henry, 425
Prestone, Richard (de), 89, 108,
117, 230, 247, 249, 263, 276,
280, 284, 286, 289, 295, 304
Pyel, John, 12, 14, 20, 24, 40,
54, 59
Pykeman, Andrew, 54, 59, 98,
102, 104, 117, 153, 154
Pynchoun, John, 347, 352, 355,
359, 362, 366, 368, 380, 386
Ragenel, Ragenelle, John, 164,
169, 176
Redyng, John, 118, 135, 137, 164,
169, 176
Reynewelle, William, 275
Reynham, Thomas, 89, 98, 102,
104, 105, 148, 153, 154, 162
Rolf, Thomas, 213, 215, 218,
219
Rote, John, 89, 102, 104, 105,
117, 152, 153, 154, 178, 198,
200, 249, 251, 263, 266, 272,
276, 280, 284, 285, 286, 289,
295, 304, 313, 320, 325, 335,
342, 347
Rysynge, William, Prior of
Christchurch, 84
St. Ive, Yve, Adam de, 39, 40, 41,
46, 47, 54, 59, 76, 102, 104, 105,
108, 153, 154, 178, 185, 195,
198, 200, 230, 237, 247, 249,
251, 263, 266, 272, 276, 284,
286, 289, 295, 304, 313, 320,
322, 325, 335, 342, 344, 347,
352, 355, 359, 362, 368, 378,
380, 386, 387
Sely, John, 23, 118, 121, 135,
136, 178, 185, 195, 198, 200,
230, 237, 247, 249, 251
Shadeworth, John, 49, 213, 215,
219, 263, 271, 276, 284, 285,
286, 289, 295, 304, 313, 320,
325, 332, 335, 341, 342, 344,
347, 349, 352, 359, 362, 380,
385, 386, 393, 401, 408, 417,
426, 439, 440, 444, 449
Shelford, John, 118, 121, 136
Shnyngham, Sheryngham, William, 150, 213, 215, 219, 325,
332, 335, 341, 342, 347, 359,
362, 367, 368, 378, 380, 385,
386, 387, 393, 399, 401, 409,
415, 417, 425, 426, 434
Short, Hugh, 439, 440, 444
Sibile, Sibyle, Walter, 58, 61, 64,
73, 78, 117, 118, 121, 135,
136, 163, 166n., 168, 169, 176
Southam, John, 58, 61, 64, 73,
77, 78, 118, 135, 136, 163,
169
Stable, Adam, 7, 12, 16, 17, 23,
33, 36, 38, 40, 41, 46, 47, 98,
105, 108, 117, 152, 154
Staundone, William, 214, 218,
219, 230, 237, 247, 249, 251,
263, 266, 272, 276, 280, 284,
286, 289, 295, 305, 320, 325,
341, 385, 393, 404, 408, 417,
425, 426, 434, 439, 440, 444,
449
Stodeye, John, 14, 16, 44
Thorpe, Elias (de), 59, 61, 64,
77, 78
Tonge, William, 59, 61, 77, 78,
163, 169, 176, 195, 263, 273
Torngold, Torgold, John, 5, 12,
14, 16, 36, 47, 54, 59
Twyford, Nicholas, 8, 12, 14, 16,
36, 38, 40, 41, 46, 47, 54, 59,
62, 89, 102, 105, 108, 154,
219, 313, 320, 324, 331, 335,
341, 351, 359
Vannere, Henry, 213, 219, 237,
247, 249, 251, 263, 272, 276,
280, 283, 286, 289, 295, 304,
313, 320, 325, 329, 334, 362,
366, 380, 385, 386, 393, 398,
399, 401, 408, 414
Venour, William, 213, 284, 289,
295, 305, 320, 322, 325, 335,
341, 344, 347, 351, 362, 368,
378, 386, 393, 399, 408, 414,
439, 440, 444
Vyne, John, 89, 98, 102, 104,
117, 153, 154, 176
Vyvent, Thomas, 362, 368, 378,
380, 385, 386, 387
Wade, John, 409, 415, 425, 433,
434, 439, 440, 444
Walcote, John, 52, 72, 178, 185,
195, 198, 200, 254, 323, 325,
332, 335, 342, 344, 345, 347,
352, 359, 380, 385, 387, 393,
394, 399, 401, 405, 409, 415,
417, 426, 433, 434, 439, 440,
444, 449
Waleworth, William, 15, 20, 24,
27, 36, 40, 46, 47, 54, 59, 98,
99, 102, 104, 105, 108, 153,
154, 177, 197, 237, 247, 263,
266, 276
Warbulton, Robert, 88, 102, 104,
105, 108, 153, 154, 219, 230,
237, 247, 251, 263, 276, 283,
286, 289, 295, 304
Warde, John, 12, 14, 54, 59, 118,
135, 136
Warner, John, 345, 405, 439,
440, 444
Welde, William, 17
Welford, Wilford, Thomas, 16,
31, 32, 58, 61, 64, 77, 78, 118,
121, 135, 136, 137, 164, 168,
169, 176, 212, 230, 237, 247,
249, 251, 263, 271, 272, 273,
276, 280, 284, 285, 286, 289,
295, 305, 313, 320, 322, 325,
335, 341, 342, 347, 352, 359,
362, 368, 378, 380, 385, 386,
387, 409, 417, 426, 440, 449
Wengrave, John de, 144
Whityngtone, Whytyngdone,
Richard, 393, 401, 408, 417,
426, 449
Wodecok, John, 444, 449
Wodehous, William, 58, 61, 64,
77, 78, 178, 185, 195, 198, 200
Worstede, Simon, 17
Wottone, William, 313, 322, 325,
326, 332, 341, 347, 352, 359,
362, 366, 368, 378, 380, 386
Wrothe, John, 12, 14, 48
Wynchcombe, Simon, 195, 198,
200, 263, 272, 276
Aldermen, general elections of, 58-9,
88-9, 118, 147-8, 163-4, 177-8, 213-14,
229-30, 263, 283-4, 304-5, 324-5,
341-2, 351-2, 362, 393-4, 408-9
forbidden to maintain any quarrel, 40; not to be re-elected, 58;
names of those elected for the
several Wards, 589; allowed to
be re-elected if their conduct has
been satisfactory during the year
preceding, 60; to make a return
of the number of persons over
fourteen years of age in their
Wards for the purpose of a poll
tax, 60; to put their Wards in
array, 65, 66, 85; to take turns in
guarding the shipping in the Thames,
745; to make a return of non-resident freemen, 84; to inquire as
to the true value of every tenement,
let or unlet, in their Wards, 84, 155;
to ride with the Mayor elect to Westminster when taking his charge, 106;
precepts to, touching collection of
poll-tax, 158, 163; to cause the in
habitants of their Wards to take an
oath of fealty, 167; to guard the City
gates, 1712; to wear silk-lined gowns
at Whitsuntide, 188; election of,
to take place between the Feast of
Purification and Feast of St. Gregory,
207; of certain Wards to see that
the course of the Walbrook be kept
clear, 216; may be re-elected consecutive years, 228; the King's
assent, 231; names of those summoned to attend the Kirgat Reading,
245; names of deputies appointed
by, during their attendance on the
King at Reading, 2467; precept to,
for levying parliamentary grant, 278;
punishment for assaulting, 2956; for
disobeying, 323; not to be removed
from office except for good cause,
408, 413n.; election of, approved
by the King, 409; not to be removed without reasonable cause,
but to remain in office from year to
year, 40910; election of two Com
moners to be presented to the Mayor
and Aldermen for them to select one
to fill a vacant Ward, 436; pay no
fees for enrolment of deeds, &c., 446
Aldermen, Court of, elect an Alderman
in default of election by inhabitants
of a Ward, 148; to have control
over all victuallers, 223
Aldersgate, Peter Warewyk, Keeper
of, 9; steps to be taken for guarding
the gate, 1712; rooms over and
custody of, granted to Ralph Strode,
Common Pleader, 15, 83; the grant
revoked, 83; again granted, 208;
the same granted to two Serjeants
of the Chamber, 208; the same
granted to John Beauchamp, id.,
again granted to Ralph Strode, 245;
the same granted to John Fekyn
ham for life, 284; declared forfeited
by Ralph Strode, and an annuity
granted to him in it, stead, 287;
murage collected at, 300; rooms
over, granted to John Blytone, 433
Aldersgate Ward, Aldermen of:
Bamme, Adam, 178
Henry, 214
Elys, Roger, 59, 118, 164, 230,
247, 263, 284, 304, 393, 409
Reynham, Thomas, 89, 148, 162
Twyford, Nicholas, 324, 341, 351
Vanner, Henry, 362
assessment, 3; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 130; sends four
representatives to Common Council,
228; sends six, 239, 281; sends nine,
332
John Knotte, Deputy of, 247
Aldewerk, William, 174
Aldewyne, John, 114
Aldgate, William Averhurst, Keeper
of, 9; a toll to be levied on carts
passing through, 54; to be safeguarded, 66, 172; mansion over
granted to Richard Forster, 290
Aldgate Soke, metes and bounds of,
46
Aldgate Ward, Aldermen of:
Carlille, Karlille, Adam, 352,
362, 393
Kirktone, Kyrtone, John, 89, 148,
178
Staundone, William, 214, 230,
247, 263, 284, 305, 325, 341
Tonge, William, 163
Wade, John, 409
Warde, John, 118
assessment, 2; amount of poll
tax contributed by, 130; sends two
representatives to Common Council,
228; sends three, 238, 280; sends
four, 333
William Cressewyk, Deputy of,
247
Ale, ordinances regulating sale of, 18,
71, 184, 201, 214, 215, 293, 311,
337, 360; assize of, to be kept, 349;
the King's taker of, 411
Aleconners, their duties, 71, 157;
precept for election of, 360; to appear at the Great Court of Wardmote, 361
Aleyn, "Reynaud" or Reginald, 126,
238
Thomas mercer, 316
Margery, wife of, daughter
of William Knyghtcote, 316
Alfilde, Richard, 152
Algar, Ralph, de Colchestre, 146
Algode, Thomas, junior, of Storteford, 5
Alleye, Ally, Thomas, 237, 270, 333,
382
All Hallows, Barking, church of, curfew rung at, 25, 373
parish of, 173
All Hallows, Bread Street, parish of,
357
All Hallows, Gracechurch, church of,
freemen selling corn to stand under
the wall of, 138
parish of, 354
All Hallows at the Hay, parish of, 26
All Hallows, Honey Lane, parish of,
144
All Hallows, London Wall, church of,
162
Almaine, Hanse of, privileges of merchants of, 53; complain of loss of
privileges, 101; privileges suspended
by Parliament, id.; they invoke the
City's aid, id.; William Walworth
elected Alderman of, loco John
Aubrey, deceased, 158; merchants
of, charged with mixing skins of
fur, 1012; the poll tax not paid
by certain merchants of, 164; a
member discharged and admitted to
the freedom of the City, to be a
free subject of the King, 278; their
privileges confirmed, 451
Alome, Robert, 131
Alstre, Thomas, 206
Amerose, Hugh, Keeper of Ludgate, 9
Amiens, &c., merchants of, payments
to the City in respect of their "composition" by, 399, 425, 429, 446;
acquittance to, for sum of 25 marks,
399; their rent due to the City, 425,
446. See also Corbie and Nesle.
Ancroft. See Anecroft.
Andeby, Walter, 333
Andevere, Nicholas, 130
Andre, John, 202
Andreu, James, 9, 76, 206, 376
Katherine, daughter of, wife
of John Dony (Dovy ?), 8
Andreu, Andrew, John, 96, 130, 238,
280, 357
Laurence, 280
Roger, condemned to the pillory
for pretending to be an officer of the
Marshalsea, 376
Anecroft, Ancroft, William, elected
Alderman of Billingsgate, 213, 230;
elected M.P. for the City, 273
73, 161, 218, 219, 224,
235, 237, 246, 247, 249, 251, 271,
299, 300, 313, 334
William, 288
Alice, wife of, 288
Angwill, Lowys, 406
Annesbery, Richard de, 105
"Appealer," 328n., 330
Appeals at law, custom touching, 225
Appelby, John, 186
Johanna, wife of, 186
Thomas, 112, 115
Appeltone, John, 326
Apprenticeship, punishment for making
false indentures of, 34; bondsmen
not to be admitted to, 309; apprentices to be enrolled within their first
year, 391
Aquitaine, merchants of, their privi
leges, 223, 242
Ardern, Richard, 45, 210, 324
Richard, skinner, found guilty of
a usurious "chevance," 3023
Ardern, Richard, 275
Alice, wife of, 275
"Arewehede," as a royal mark, 295
Armour, not to be exported, 27; seized,
30; to be sold at reasonable price to
those setting out for Portugal, &c.,
160
Armourer, Michael the, discharged
from juries, &c., on account of age,
46
Armourers to sell arms, &c., at a
reasonable price, 69, 288
Armourers, mistery of, sends two
members to the Common Council,
44, 59; Masters sworn, 62, 69, 152;
Surveyors to be appointed, 160
Arms in the Tower, Richard, Master
of the, 80
Arms, restrictions as to carrying, 25,
65, 69, 81, 173, 289, 296, 322, 371,
373, 405; the price of, not to be
enhanced, 269, 288
Arnold, Robert, 365
Artelburgh, John, 43
Arundel, Earl of, 80, 321; arrested,
437, 438
Arundel, Thomas, Bishop of Ely and
Chancellor, 302
Ascombe, Ashcombe, Robert, 43, 239,
271, 281, 333, 434
elected M.P. for the City,
437
Ascowe, Robert, 360
Askham, William, elected M.P. for
the City, 417; elected Sheriff, 439
424, 434, 439, 444, 447,
449
Askote, Richard de, 8
Alice, daughter of, 8
John, son of, 8
Lucy, wife of, 8
Richard, son of, 8
Assby, Assheby, Matthew, 281, 333
Richard, 164
Asselyn, Asshelyn, Henry, 6, 17 44,
61
Walter, 13
Assessments, to be made of the value
of every tenement in each Ward,
155; for subsidy granted by Parliament (1380), 159; for the defence
of the realm, 271
Asshbone, Robert de, 80
Asshe, John, 332
Thomas, 143, 155
Asshebourne, William, 112, 130
Assheby. See Assby.
Assheford, William, 45, 112, 324
Asshele, John, 220, 221, 236, 240,
281
Asshewell, Richard, 270
Asshurst, John, 44, 235, 240, 270,
281, 332
Assize of Freshforce, procedure in, 242
Assize of Nuisance, Surveyor of, 216
Assizes, &c., persons discharged from
serving on, owing to increasing age,
84, 110, 278, 284, 328, 329, 331,
335, 340, 349, 351, 361, 363, 367,
390, 391, 393, 396, 397, 398, 405,
420, 421, 422, 423, 427 428, 431,
434, 438, 442, 445, 449, 451
Astele, Walter, 43
Astelyn, Walter, 37
Astone, John, 52
Richard, 384
Johanna, wife of, 384
Robert de, Knt., the King's
Treasurer, 32, 33
Roger, 152, 238, 333
Asty, Henry, Chief Baron of the
Exchequer, 31
Atte Barnet, Thomas, 13
Atte Blakeloft, John, 295
Atte Bole, Simon, 63
Atte Boure, Richard, 43, 105
Johanna, wife of, 105
Johanna, daughter of, 105
John, son of, 105
Atte Broke, Peter, 17
Atte Brom, William, 90
Atte Castelle, Ralph, 297, 357
William, 52, 260
Atte Celer, Richard, 318
Atte Chaumbre, Reginald, 197
Atte Chirche, Richard, 13, 216
Thomas, 21
Walter, 311
Matilda, wife of, 311
Atte Conduit, Reginald, 243
Atte Corne, William, 131
Atte Corner, William, 37
Atte Crouche, Richard, 260
Atte Diche, Richard, 44, 125
Atte Downe, Philip, 239
Atte Dyke, John, 42, 45
Atte Feld, William, 44
Atte Forde, William, 28
Atte Forth, Walter, 217
Atte Fryth, Stephen, 82
Atte Gate, Gilbert, 134
Richard, 363
William, 337, 354, 358, 404, 416
Atte Grene, Simon, 20 21
Atte Grove, Adam, 217
Atte Hacche, John, 17
Atte Hacche or Hache, Roger, 184,
202
Thomas, 388
Atte Harpe, John, 52, 280
Atte Haye, Thomas, 186
Atte Hecche, John, 151
Atte Hethe, Peter, 66, 424
Agnes, wife of, daughter
of Edward Gosselyn, 66
Atte Hill, John, 25
William, brother of, 25
Robert, 363
Walter, 403
Attehille, John, 326, 336
Atte Hoke, Henry, 17, 61
Simon, 274
Atte Lathe, William, 76, 130, 170,
217, 273, 346
Atte Lee, John, 402
William, 76, 125, 238, 278, 281,
333
Atte Mersshe, Gilbert, 357
Atte Mille, Atte Milne, Roger, 142,
179
John, son of, 142, 179
Matilda, wife of, afterwards
wife of John Wakele, 179
William, son of, 142, 179
Thomas, 115, 280
Atte More, Hugh, 105
Roger, 256
Thomas, 45
Richard, son of, 45
Atte Mulle, Thomas, 332
Atte Mylle, John, 428
Atte Nasp, Thomas, 269
Atte Nasshe, John, 397
Atte Nax, Simon, 13, 44, 76, 239, 281,
300, 332
Atte Noke, Cristina, 237
John, 237
Richard, son of, 237
Atte Noket, Thomas, 8, 28, 124
Atte Pole, Peter, 174-5
Reginald, 175
Atte Putte, Richard, 232, 233
Atte Sele, Ralph, 94
Reginald, 260, 261
William, 238, 281, 333
William, wrongfully arrested on
a charge of having in his possession
a loaf of bread deficient in weight,
261
Atte Shoppe, John, 96, 131, 293, 330,
441
Atte Sole, Richard, 221, 388
Atte Stone, William, 429
Atte Swan, Thomas, 238, 280, 333
Atte Vane, Juliana, a "hukstere'
condemned to the thew for selling
ale, 21415
Atte Vyne, Philip, 29, 47, 96, 132,
326 332, 413
William, 110
Atte Walle, Nicholas, 362
Atte Water, Roger, 17, 61
Atte Watre, Adam, 125, 239
Atte Welle, Richard, 202, 291, 318,
388
Simon, 336
Atte Were, Walter, 96
Atte Weye, Andrew, 37
Attewode, Edmund, 388
Atte Wode, John, 403
Roger, 37
Thomas, 403, 413, 418
William, 17, 61
Atte Wyche, Richard, 131
Attorneys, their duties, 402
Aubrey, Andrew, 433
John, Alderman of the Hanse,
158
John, 5, 12, 14, 16, 41, 46, 54,
59, 67, 124, 301
William, 102, 293
John, son of, 103, 293
Aulnage of cloth, statutes touching,
149
Aulnager, William Hervy to execute
office of, 140
Aumberbury, Richard de, 88
"Auncel," 370n.
Austin, Austyn, John, 67, 329
Henry, 37, 175, 202
Robert, 133, 202, 273, 346, 356,
397
Roger, 357
Thomas, mercer, 322
Alice, wife of, 322
Thomas, elected Alderman of
Langbourn, 325, 342, 352, 362;
elected Sheriff, 332
257, 287, 299, 300, 317,
324, 325, 332, 335, 342, 344, 347,
355, 359, 386
"Austoure," a species of hawk, 4
"Aver du pois" not to be weighed by
subtil pois, 175
Averhurst, William, Keeper of Aldgate, 9
Aylesbury, Richard, elected Alderman
of Cheap Ward, 148; ditto Dowgate,
213; appointed a Comptroller of the
Poll-Tax, 157, 164
28, 153, 154, 195
Aylesham, Simon de, 42, 90, 94, 108,
239
William, 34
Aylewyne, Ayllewyn, Walter, 395,
427
Aystone, William, 318
B
Baas, Bas, Basse, John, 51, 52, 72,
165, 238, 259, 270, 334
John, draper, 308, 342
Robert, 114
Baathe. See Bathe.
Bacerell, John, 426
Bacoun, John, pledges the King's plate
and jewels with the City for repayment of a loan, 123; Keeper of the
King's jewels, 159, 160
Badby, William, elected Alderman of
Candlewick Street Ward, 89
William, 89, 98, 102, 104, 105,
124, 129, 136, 152, 153, 154, 195,
238, 280, 287, 296
Baddeby, John, of Taplow, his lock on
the Thames, 9
Bagenelle, John, 126
"Baile," le, 132
Bailly, Richard, a chaplain, fined for
abducting a married woman, 311
Thomas, chaplain to the chantry
of Henry de Guldeford in St. Paul's,
338
Baker, Bakere, John, 114, 292, 369
John, de Ryslep, 110
Reginald, 365, 381
Robert, de Ely, 147
Thomas, de Mymmes, 16
Bakers not to use spring water, 107; to
make loaves at a farthing, 183; to
provide themselves with "ferlinges'
for change, 184; their Courts called
"Halymotz" held in the Church of
St. Thomas de Acres, 207; deceit
practised by foreign, 373; punishment of the hurdle for fraudulent,
id. See also Touite-bakers, White-bakers.
"Baker's dozen," 107n., 194
Bakers, mistery of, sends two members
to the Common Council, 43; Masters
committed to prison for wrongful
airest of a baker, 2601
John Groos appointed Surveyor of, 108
Baktone, Thomas, fishmonger, 307
Matilda, wife of, formerly
wife of Walter Hervyle, 307
Thomas, Archdeacon of London,
308
Bakwell, William, 147
"Bakwellehalle," regulations for sale
of cloth at, 449
Balauncer, Ralph le, 105
Baldeswelle, William, 397
Baldewyn, William, 42
Baldok John, 86, 113
Ballard, John, 144
Balle, William, 326
Bally, John, 85
Bamme, Adam, appointed a collector
of the poll-tax, 157; renders account; 164; elected M.P. for the
City, 329, 334, 346; an insult
offered to, 329, elected Alderman
of Aldersgate Ward 178; elected
Sheriff, 198; elected Alderman of
Cripplegate, 230; ditto Cheap, 325,
341, 352, 362; ditto Lime Street,
393; elected Mayor, 434; dies in
office, 436
32, 71, 99, 108, 125, 141,
157, 171, 177, 185, 195, 200, 206,
215, 218, 225, 235, 237, 246, 247,
248, 254, 271, 299, 300, 320, 322,
334, 342, 343, 344, 347, 352, 355,
357, 358, 360, 361, 364, 365, 366,
367, 368, 378, 383, 386, 391, 392,
399, 401, 414, 417, 425, 426, 435
Henry, elected Alderman of
Aldersgate, 214, ditto Coleman
Street Ward, 342, 352
214, 218, 219, 224, 239,
287, 296, 342, 344, 347, 355, 359,
368, 378, 380, 385, 386, 387, 391
Bamptone, John, 63
Banastre, William, 363, 416
Bandy, Peter, a Lombard, 199
Bangor, Philip, 410
Banham, John, 317
Walter, 417
"Barbekane," la. See Barbican.
Barbers, mistery of, ordinances, 20;
Masters of, sworn, 20, 77, 96, 201,
221, 250, 291, 318, 337, 346, 356,
369
Barbican, the, without Aldersgate,
bequest for making a gate at, 26;
bequest to fabric of, 103
Barbour, Henry, 10
Barde, Gautron, Master of the King's
Mints, 164
Bardeney, John, 365
Bardi, Society of, 26
Barelle, William, 292
Barentyn, Barantyn, Drew, elected
Sheriff, 399; elected Alderman of
Farringdon Within, 409; elected
M.P. for the City, 417, 437; elected
Mayor, 445
375, 378, 380, 385, 386,
387, 391, 393, 404, 414, 417, 419,
425, 426, 446, 447, 448, 449
goldsmith, 446
Baret, Geoffrey, 339
Henry, 76, 174
Thomas, 333
Baret, William, elected Alderman of
Aldgate, 58; ditto I ime Street
Ward, 118; ditto Walbrook, 163;
ditto Cornhill, 213; ditto Tower,
352, 362, 393; elected Sheriff, 135;
elected M.P. for the City, 168,
220
58, 60, 61, 62, 64, 72, 73,
77, 78, 94, 102, 118, 121, 124, 135,
136, 137, 138, 142, 149, 153, 163,
169, 195, 219, 235, 240, 246, 248,
299, 300, 355, 359, 368, 378, 380,
385, 386, 387, 391
Baret, William, grocer, 254
Barges, to be fitted out for sea, 155
Barley, John, 127
Dionisia, wife of, daughter
of John Sutton, 127
Barnes. See Bernes.
Barnes's chest, 63n.
Barnet, corn brought to the City from,
to be sold at the Pavement near the
Grey Friars, 133
Barnet, John, 420
Thomas de la, 21
Baroun, Hugh, 356
Robert, 356, 365
Stephen, 272
Barry, John, Warden of the mistery
of Skinners, 161
John, 21, 232, 238, 358, 422
Bartholomew Fair, 29, 70
Bartone, John de, 6, 25
Richard, 363
Thomas, 239, 269, 340
Walter, 236
William, a Preaching Friar, offers
to obtain a Papal confirmation of
the fraternity of journeymen Cord
wainers, 311
Bas. See Baas.
Base, Robert, 37
Baskerville, John, 217
Bassishaw Ward, Aldermen of:
Betele, William, 58
Estone, John, 88, 148, 178
Fresshe, John, 164
Kyng, William, 118
Norbury, Richard, 214
Shadworth, John, 284, 304, 325,
341, 352, 362, 393, 408
Warbultone, Robert, 230, 247
assessment, 3; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 131; sends two
representatives to Common Council,
228, 281; sends three, 239, 333;
William Shiryngham appointed
Deputy of, 247
Bassyngbourne, Sir Thomas de, Knt.,
34
Bassyngbourne, Beatrix, wife of Sir
Thomas de, Knt., afterwards wife of
Alexander Befford (Besford ?), 34
"Bastard," a wine, 365
"Bastard" saddles, 30
Bat, Bate, Batte, John, 356, 366, 403,
431
Baterell, John, 86
"Baterie" (metal utensils), 299
"Baterychesey," "Batricheseye"
(Battersea), 87, 255, 278
Bathe, Baathe, John (de), 29, 42, 94,
125, 239, 270, 281, 287, 300, 332
John de, junior, 346
Bathele, Robert, 66, 67
Alice, wife of, widow of
Edward Gosselyn, 66, 67
Batisford, Hugh, 375
Baud, John, 279
Baudry, John, 21, 243
Bawds, ordinance for punishment of,
189
Baysham, Thomas, 13
Bealhomme. See Belhomme.
Bealknape, Robert. See Belknape.
Beauchampe, Gilbert, 86, 143, 155, 238
Roger de, 79, 80
Thomas, Earl of Warwick, 321
William de, 19, 376
William, Captain of Calais, 269,
340
Beaufront, John, 238, 271, 280, 334
Beawe, Walter, butcher, 61, 366
Becche, Hervey, draper, 23
Bechaumpe, John, 51
Beche, Robert, 397
Walter, 25n.
Beck, Gerard, 199
Bectote, Matilda, 35
Isabella, daughter of, 35
Bedeford, Bedford, John, 28, 422, 429
Bedford, Countess of, a fraud prac
tised on, 121
Bedford, corn brought to the City from,
to be sold at Gracechurch, 133
Bedik, Juliana, 150
Befford (Besford ?), Alexander, 34
Beatrix, wife of, formerly
wife of Sir Thomas de Bassyngbourne, 34
Begge, Hervey, elected Alderman of
Walbrook Ward, 22, 39, 118; ditto
Lime Street Ward, 178
Hervey, draper, 22, 36, 38,
39, 40, 41, 46, 47, 51, 54, 59, 118,
121, 136, 139, 178, 190, 195, 200
Belchambre, Thomas, 278
Belde, Peter, 175
Belhomme, Bealhomme, William, 42,
422, 424, 428
Belknape, Robert (Chief Justice of
Common Pleas), 19, 56, 64, 85,
118, 149, 159, 166, 173, 204, 229,
276, 294, 322
Belle, Robert, 363
Beltone, Walter, 182
Alice, wife of, daughter of
Robert Berewyk, 182
William, 5, 17, 77, 151, 280,
337
Bene, Stephen, 346
Benedicta, the breweress, 215
Benerache, John, 112, 114
Beneyt, Henry, 346
John, 48, 182
Richard, 363
Thomas, 350
Benge, William, 173
Bengeo, Richard, 130, 238, 271, 370
Bentele, John, 158
Benyngtone, John, 42
Nicholas, 212
Berdene, Eustace, 112
Berdvile, Robert, 403
Bere, John, 185
Berefaire, Berfaire, John, 62, 130,
370, 451
Berewold, Robert, 198
Berewyk, Robert, 48, 103, 182
Alice, daughter of, wife of
Walter Beltone, 182
Johanna, daughter of, wife
of Walter Sand, 182
Leticia, daughter of, wife
of William Wadesworth, 182
Berham, William, 211, 212
Berkhampstede, Castle of, 231
Berkyngcherche. See All Hallows,
Barking.
Berkynge, Giles de, 131
John, 130, 351
Berkynge, the Abbess of, ordered to
repair a broken wall on the river-side, 151
Berlyngham, John, 49
Idonea, daughter of, wife
of John Doget, 49
John, son of, 49
Margaret, wife of, after
wards wife of John Phelipot, 49
Thomas, son of, 49
Bernard, John, of Bishop Hatfield, co.
Herts, 156
John, 173
Bernes, Biernes, John, his chest
known as " Barnes's chest," 63n.;
his arrears due for a present to the
Prince of Wales, &c., 634; money
borrowed by the City from his
chest, 287, 3423, 3456
Bernes, John, 233
Isabella, daughter of, 233
Margery, daughter of, 233
Bernewell, Robert, 363
Bernus (Bernns ?), Richard, 403
Berteville, David, 112
Keeper of Newgate Gaol,
185
admitted atrorney of the
Mayor's Court, 344
Besants paid to the Exchequer for the
bailiwick of Southwark, 447
Besford, Alexander. See Befford.
Besouthe, Bysouth, Thomas, 202, 217,
291, 318, 416
Bestriche, John, 356
Betele, William, elected Alderman of
Bassishaw, 58
William, 58, 61, 78, 124
Bethlehem, St. Mary de, Hospital of,
writ and return touching the induction of a Keeper, 338
Betoigne, Betoyne, Richard, 257
Robert, 414, 424
Bever (Bener ?), Henry, parson of
St. Peter de Bradstret, 185
Beverle, John, 136
Beverley, Thomas, 418
Biernes, John, skinner, 362
Richard, 250
See also Bernes.
"Bievre," fur of, 101. See also
"Buvere."
Biggewode, Robert, 130
Bigood, Thomas, 270
"Bilets," ordinances regulating the
sale of wood called, 138
Billingsgate, corn, &c., brought to, to
be exposed three days for sale before
being warehoused, 147
Billingsgate Market, 202, 203
Billingsgate Ward, Aldermen of:
Anecroft, William, 213, 230, 247
Extone, Nicholas, 178, 263, 283,
304, 324, 341, 352, 362
Horne, John, 58, 118, 163
Maghfeld, Gilbert, 197, 393, 409
Pykeman, Andrew, 48, 88, 148
Wrothe, John, 48
assessment, 2; amount of poll tax contributed by, 130; sends four
members to Common Council, 228;
sends eleven, 238; sends five 280;
sends nine, 334; Bailiff of, to see
that no ale pass to Westminster to
be sold by hucksters, 215; Richard
Grinder, Beadle of, 312; John Wade,
Deputy of, 247
Biltone, John, 222
Bircham, Geoffrey, 334
Birche, Thomas, 238, 280, 334
Birchore, Alan, 272
Biringtone, Thomas, appointed Common Hunt loco Charneye, 309
Birlesters to pass along the streets and
not stand to sell fish, 2434, 301
Bisshop, John, 429
Elizabeth, wife of, formerly
wife of Thomas Fyndone, 429
John, 126, 238, 280, 334
John, junior, 423
William, 329
Bishopsgate, William Taunton, Keeper
of, 9
toll levied on carts passing
through, 54
a mansion adjoining, granted
to Walter Tauntone, Beadle of
Bishopsgate Ward, 83; to be safe
guarded, 172; murage collected at,
300
Bishopsgate Ward, Aldermen of:
Bys, William, 178
Chircheman, John, 163, 230, 247,
263, 283, 304, 325, 341, 352
Eynsham, William, 118
Parker, William, 393, 409
Shiryngham or Sheryngham, William, 213
Stable, Adam, 88, 147
Vyvent, Thomas, 362
assessment, 2; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 130; sends four
representatives to Common Council,
228, 280; sends nine, 238, 333;
Walter Tauntone, Beadle of, 83;
Gilbert Meldebourne, Deputy of, 247
Black Smiths (Nigri jabri), mistery
of, Masters sworn, 369, 388
Bladers, mistery of, a "cutler' deceitfully admitted freeman in, 206
Bladesmiths and Blacksmiths, Masters
sworn, 45
Bladsmyth, Roger, 115
Blake, John (goldsmith), 329, 343
Richard, 22, 42
"Blakehalle" in the Tower, 181
Blakeneye, John, 125, 147
Blakestoke, Walter, 369
Blakman, John, 281
Blakthorne, John, 139
Blankeneye, Blakeneye, Walter, 305
Blanket, John, 52
Blankpayn, William, 363
Bliklinge, John, 212
Blockelee, Bloklee, John, 114, 130
Blomville, Richard, 134, 238, 281,
333
Blosse, William, 443
Thomas, son of, 443
Blount, William, 83
Blund, Walter, 242
Blunt, Ralph le, 88
Blythe, Ralph de, 105
Blytone, John, committed to Corfe
Castle, 229, 232
John, grant of mansion over
Aldersgate to, 433
"Bocardo" in Newgate gaol, 204
Bocher, John, 367
John, of Merlawe, 377
"Bocherie," la, 56
"Bochers," mistery of Masters sworn,
274. See also Butchers.
Bockynge, Bokkynge, John, 29, 50,
77, 151, 239
Bodde, Rumbold, 35
Bodelee, William de, 105
Bodesham, John, 42
Bodley, William. See Budeley.
Body, John, 294
Johanna, wife of, daughter
of John Coterelle, 294, 295n.
"Bogerowe," 26
Bokbyndere, Stephen, 29
Bokel, John, 366, 404
Bokeler, John, 345
William, 222, 346
Bokeleresbury, 26
Bokelsmythe, John, 239, 270, 333, 350
Boketot, William, 346
Bokkynge, Elys, 334
John, 281, 332
Bokyngham, John, Bp. of Lincoln, 80
Bole, Richard, 326
Thomas, 130
Bolle, Robert, 50
Bonanter, Bonantre, Bonanture,
Thomas, 13, 42, 45, 132, 238, 271,
273, 3334, 380
William, 402
Bondsmen not to be admitted to apprenticeship or freedom, 309; sons
of, not to be admitted to judicial
office, id.; gain freedom by residence
within the City for a year and a day,
309n.
Bone, Richard, 315
Boneby, Richard, mercer, 305
Bonere, Alexander, 426
John, 132, 174
Thomas, 256
Johanna, wife of, formerly
wife of William Horewode, 256
Thomas, 281, 332, 354, 358
Bonet, Gilbert, 31, 32, 389
John, 43, 238, 281
Nicholas, 273
Boniface IX., Pope, letters by, touching
the Lollards, 428
Bonjohan, Bonjohn, Bon Jon, William,
34, 96, 202, 211, 388
Bonne, Thomas, 133
Bontyng, John, 397
Boole, Thomas, 398
Bor, Richard, 34
Borard, Richard, 37
Boreford, John de, 143
Borham, John, 446
"Borlee" (co. Essex), church of, 427,
432
Borstalle, Thomas, 370
Bosam, Bosane, Bartholomew, 28, 363
Bosan, Busan, Bette, a Lombard, 54
Bosebury, Nicholas, 18, 23, 273, 312
Boseham, Bosham, John, elected
Alderman of Cheap, 58, 118, 164,
213, 263, 283; elected Sheriff, 102;
elected M.P. for the City, 138
John (de), 24, 27, 42, 58, 60, 61,
62, 67, 77, 78, 90, 94, 99, 104, 107,
108, 112, 117, 118, 121, 124, 135,
136, 141, 153, 164, 168, 169, 170,
176, 195, 211, 219, 235, 239, 246,
257, 272, 276, 280, 285, 287, 295,
299, 305
Boselee, Henry, 112, 113, 114, 115
Thomas, servant of, 114
Boseworth, Thomas, 412
Bosse, Robert, 233
Isabella, wife of, daughter
of Thomas Wilgar, 233
Bostone, John, 28
Botelesham, John, of Bury, 3434
Botelestone, Thomas, 67
"Botelmakers,"mistery of, Masters
sworn, 63, 96, 133; badly tanned
leather condemned by, 93
Boterwyk, John, Under-Sheriff of
Middlesex, 317
Botesham, John, elected M.P. for the
City, 355, 359
Botlesham, Botkysham, John, appointed Keeper of Ludgate, 292;
proceedings against, 368, 374, 3923,
3956
Botiller, John, 174
Richard, 131, 221
Thomas, 182
Botinate, John, 216
Botkysham, otherwise Halle, John,
442. See also Botlesham.
Botolf, Thomas, 363
Botolph Wharf, 73
Boton', Thomas, 294
Botstone, Thomas, 43
Botulstone, Walter de, 351
Boun, John, 270
Bourne, Henry, 222
Bovendun(?), Adam, 25n.
Bowe, Roger (de), 114, 144
Bowere, John, of York, 114
"Bowestaves,"414
Bows, new, not to be sent to Coinhill
for sale, 6
Bow-string maker. See "Strengere."
Bowyere, John, Keeper of the Bridgegate, 9
William, 318, 324, 357, 365
Bowyers, mistery of, 6; its separation
from the Flecchers, 11n.; sends two
members to the Common Council,
43; Masters sworn, 292, 389, 416;
ordinances of, 414
Boxforde, Robert, elected Alderman
of Fairingdon Ward, 59, 118,
164
59, 61, 64, 77, 78, 118,
126, 135, 137, 164, 168, 169, 176,
195, 239, 281, 332
Boxhulle, Thomas, 185
Boxtone, John, 333
Boydone, John, 37
Richard, 224
Boys, Hugh (de), 125, 237, 280, 333,
378, 439
Boyvel, Thomas, 74
Boyvile, William, 334
Bradefeld, Bradfeld, John, 71, 72, 75,
167, 224, 239, 271
Bradeford, William, 97
Bradele, John, 112, 238, 280
Brademore, John, sworn Master-Surgeon, 352
Bradestret Ward. See Broad Street.
Bradmor, John, 397
Braghen, Braghyn, Peter, of Brabant,
250, 388
Bramptone, William, Bailiff of Southwark, 192; elected Alderman of
Bridge, 352, 362, 393, 409; elected
M.P. for the City, 349, 448; elected
Sheriff, 415
87, 94, 125, 134, 143, 254,
275, 352, 355, 359, 362, 367, 368,
378, 380, 385, 386, 387, 391, 393,
394, 399, 401, 415, 417, 425, 433,
434, 439, 440, 444, 447, 449
Bramstone, John, 186
Elizabeth, wife of, daughter of Richard Forster, 186
Brandesbury, John, 250
Brandone, Nicholas, 227
Agnes, wife of, formerly
wife of Richard Horshulle, 227
Brangwayn, Richard, 76, 237
Brantingham, Thomas, Bishop of
Exeter, 79, 80
Brasiers, mistery of, sends two members to the Common Council, 43
Brauncestre, Branncestre, Alan de,
88, 104, 105
Agnes, wife of, 104, 105
Thomas de, 88, 105
Braybroke, Braibroke, Elias, 255, 278
Braybrook, Robert de, Bishop of London, 137, 451
Brayles, John, 113
Braynford, Richard de, 143
Bread not to be made by hostelers, 3;
loaves at a farthing, 183; scarcity
of, 136; handmills to be used instead of watermills, by reason of
scarcity of, id.; ordinance touching
sale of, 337; assize of, to be kept, 349
Bread Street, 357
Bread Street Ward, Aldermen of:
Brembre, Nicholas, 88, 147, 177,
229, 247, 263, 283, 304
Brian, John, 58
Furneux, John, 214
Sely, John, 118
Sheryngham or Shiryngham, William, 325, 341, 352, 362, 393,
409
Welford, Thomas, 164
assessment, 2; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 130; sends four
representatives to Common Council,
228; sends fourteen, 239; sends
nine, 281; sends eleven, 332; John
Scorfeyn, Deputy of, 247; a constable of, assaulted, 360
Brech (?), Thomas, 126
Brehulle, Brehille, Thomas, 131, 202,
291
Brele, Thomas, 77
Brembre, Nicholas, elected Mayor, 61,
66, 78, 220, 251, 276; the King's
Customer in the Port of London,
88, 123; elected Alderman of Bread
Street Ward, 88, 147, 177, 229, 263,
283, 304; opposed by Nicholas Twyford, Sheriff, 99; made to pay a sum
of money to propitiate the Earl of
Buckingham, 104, 111; the money
repaid by the City, 11112; elected
M.P. for the City, 211; to be reimbursed expenses during his Mayoralty, 290; oath administered to the
citizens by order of, 314; sent on a
mission to the King, 315; acts as
intermediary between the King and
the City, 315, 317; taken under the
King's protection till the meeting of
Parliament, 321; charged with encroaching on the King s prerogative,
321n.; arrested, tried, and hanged,
320n.; his conduct not to be a subject of controversy, 364
Brembre, Nicholas, 12, 14, 19, 36, 40, 46,
47, 52, 58, 59, 61, 63, 64, 66, 67, 70,
71, 72, 73, 74, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 82,
83, 84, 85, 87, 89, 91, 92, 96, 98,
99, 101, 102, 104, 105, 108, 109,
111, 123, 124, 141, 154, 166, 168,
177, 180, 186, 193, 198, 211, 219,
220, 229, 232, 237, 245, 248, 249,
250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 257,
262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 268, 269,
271, 272, 275, 276, 277, 284, 285,
286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 292, 295,
299, 303, 313, 320, 343
Brenchele, John de, 294
Brendewode, Hugh, 253
Richard, 333
Brente, Robert, 30
Walter, 89
Bret, Berard de la, a French prisoner
ransomed, 19
Henry, 221
Bretford, William, 130
Breveux, John de, 446
Brewers, infringing regulations, to be
reported by the Aldermen, 107;
fines to be paid by defaulting, 122;
to use "ferlyng measures," 183;
never to refuse change for a half-penny, id.; to provide themselves
with "ferlinges" for change, 184;
to sell ale by certain measures, 201;
a return to be made of their number
in each Ward, 293; to provide their
customers with hanaps, 373
mistery of, sends four members to
the Common Council, 43
Brian, Bryan, John, 3, 10, 11, 28, 42
Johanna, daughter of, 3, 10
John, son of, 3
Thomas, son of, 3, 10
William, son of, 3
John, elected Alderman of Bread
Street Ward, 58; ditto Castle Baynard, 148, 178
58, 61, 64, 78, 125, 129,
153, 154, 185
Robert, 239
Brichford, Nicholas, 31
William, 318, 324
Bridge-gate, John Bowyere, Keeper, 9
Bridge Street, fish sold at to be surveyed, 143
Bridge Ward, Aldermen of:
Bramptone, William, 352, 362,
393, 409
Chircheman, John, 213
Fastolf, Hugh, 284, 304, 325,
341
Olyver, Edmund, 58
Sibylle, Walter, 118, 163
Bridge Ward, Aldermen of:
Waleworth, William, 88, 147, 177,
230, 247, 263
Bridge Ward, assessment of, 2; amount
of poll tax contributed by, 130;
sends six members to Common
Council, 228; sends eighteen, 238;
sends sixteen, 281; sends fourteen,
333; Walter Sibille, Deputy of, 247
Bridlyngtone, Thomas, 106, 221, 271
Brifty, Robert. See Brysty.
"Brigurdelere,"115
Brikles, Brykles, Bricles, John, 45
William, 179, 180, 319
Isabella, daughter of, 180,
319
Johanna, daughter of, 179,
319
John, son of, 319, 320
Brinton, Thomas de, Bishop of Rochester, 9
Bristowe, Brystowe, Geoffrey, 274,
318, 346
John, 37, 209
Isabella, wife of, afterwards
wife of John Swift, 209
Simon, son of, 209
Ralph, 45, 96, 356, 366, 403
Thomas, 17, 18, 451
Walter, 195
Brittany, an expedition to, 160
Broad Street Ward, Aldermen of:
Carlylle, Karlylle, Adam, 118, 163
Lyons, Richard, 38
Orgon, John, 38, 88, 148
Rolfe, Thomas, 213
St. Ive, Adam de, 230, 247, 263,
284, 304, 325, 342, 352, 362
Whityngtone, Whytyngdone,
Richard, 393, 408
Wodehous, William, 58, 178
assessment of, 2; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 130; sends four
representatives to Common Council,
228; sends nine, 238; sends five, 280
Adam Carlille, Deputy of, 247
Brode, Henry, 366
Broderers, Brouderers, mistery of, 423;
sends two members to the Common
Council, 43
Broke, Geoffrey, 357, 399, 445
John, 43, 96, 132
"Brokenecross" in Chepe, 34n., 131n.;
to be removed to make way for a
conduit, 343
"Brokenewharf,"le, 149
Brokerage, no one to meddle with,
unless sworn, 209; names of those
sworn to judge matters of false contract or, 210; a portion of brokerage
to be paid by vendor towards the
livery of the Mayor, Aldermen, and
Recorder, 350
Brokers, regulations for, 3, 1989, 350;
to be approved by the Mayor and
also by four men of the mistery in
which they act, 212; of Grocers
sworn, 22, 199, 200; of Vintners
sworn, 22; certain persons imprisoned in Newgate for unlawfully
acting as, 234; not to be foreigners,
53; manner of punishing those convicted of false bargains and usury,
199; of Skinners sworn, 199
Brokesby, William, 397
"Bromle" (Bromley), 174
Bromle, Edward, 339
Henry, 132, 216
Bromptone, Brumptone, Hugh de, 21
Thomas, 113, 131, 239
Brook, Geoffrey, 440
Robert, 345
Broun, Elias, 97, 254
John, 25, 37, 77
Johanna, wife of, 25
John, de Caleys, 147
Thomas, 382
Brounesbury, Bronnesbury, John, 17,
61, 125, 240, 270, 280, 287, 334, 405
Brounfeld, Henry, 235 238
Brounflete, Thomas, 423, 440, 445
Browghtone, Richard, 369
Brunne, Stephen, 76
Walter, 423
Bryan, John, a Comptroller of the
poll-tax, 157, 164
Robert, 2712, 326
William, 86, 442
See also Brian.
Brydde, Edward, 397
Bryel, Thomas, 311
Brykelesworth, John, 5, 332, 350
Johanna, daughter of, 350
Katherine, wife of, 350
Richard, son of, 5, 350
Roger, 130, 281
Brykenham, Clement, 1
Brykhulle, John, 334
Brykles. See Brikles.
Brymesford, Robert, 25n.
Brysty (Bryfty ?), Robert, 233, 428
Bryt, John, 346, 403
Buckingham, Thomas of Wodestoke,
Earl of, assaulted, 104, 111
Bucstone, John, 77
"Budeley" (Bodley), William de,
Sheriff, 144
Bugerowe, 265
Buk', Bukke, John, 87, 255
Robert, goldsmith, 330
Buk', Bukke, Walter, 318, 353
Johanna, daughter of, wife
of Robert Faun, 353
Margaret, daughter of, wife
of John Frensshe, 353
Bumpsted, William, 67
Bunne, John, 119
Agnes, wife of, daughter
of Robert Payn, 119
Alice, daughter of, 119
Katherine, daughter of, 119
Buntell, Robert, 255
Buntyng, John, 112, 114
Burdeville, Burdevyle, John, 17, 18
Burdeyn, William, 262
Bures, John, 17, 36, 42, 62, 124,
405
Burford, William, 240, 270, 281
Burgeys, John, 272
Burgh, William (de), 264, 294
Burle, Nicholas, 254
William, 110
John, son of, 110
Burlestone, Robert, 114
Burnell, Lord, 372
Burnham, Richard, 332
Burnisshe, Edmund, 130
"Burrokes" for catching fish, 279
Burstalle, Johanna, 63, 114
Burtone, John, 346
Richard, 42, 129, 238, 281
William (de), 51, 216
Burwelle, John, 54, 125-6, 136, 238,
246, 270, 281, 286, 287, 299, 300
Bury, Adam de, removed from his
Aldermanry, 24, 38, 39
Adam de, 14, 21
Blase de, 21, 129
Busse, John, 23
Busshe, John, 34
Bussheye, Robert, 424
But, William, 382
Butchers to sell lambs at a certain
price, 61, 257; to close their shops
at dusk, 108; statutes regulating
the slaughter of beasts outside the
City, 301; not to slaughter animals
within the City, 372; request for
extension of time for them to carry
out new regulations, 375; the same
granted, 376; allowed to cast oftal
into the Thames, 392, 394
mistery of, Masters sworn, 6,
61, 346; sends three members to
the Common Council, 44
Butchers of Estchepe, mistery of, Surveyors sworn, 17; Masters sworn, 97
Butchers of St. Nicholas Shambles,
mistery of, Surveyors sworn, 17;
Masters sworn, 96
Butchers of "les Stockes,"mistery
of, Surveyors sworn, 17; Masters
sworn, 318
Buteler, William le, 144
"Buvere,"a fur, 159. See also
"Bievre."
Byford, John, 222
Bygood, Robert, 398
Bygoud, Thomas, 35
Byle, John, 222, 356
Byltone, John, 337
Bynge, Roger, 37
Byngfeld, Robert, 397
Bynle, John, 389
Byntham, John, 207
Alice wife of, 207
Byntre, John, 132
Byrthorpe, Simon, 35
Bys, Edmund, 442, 446
William, elected Alderman of
Bishopsgate Ward, 178
125, 185, 198, 200, 238,
246, 281, 333, 405, 446
Byset, John, 369, 417
Bysouthe, Goda, 52. See also Besouthe.
"Bysshe," "Bis,"a fur, 29, 232
C
Caban, Geoffrey, 37
John, 83
Caboche, William, 25
Cadoun, William, 17
Margaret, daughter of, 17
"Calabre,"a fur, 29, 30, 262
Calais, the Staple of, 33; the town
threatened by the French King,
283; money granted by Parliament
for defence of, 283; William Beauchamp, Captain of, 269, 340; Roger
Waldene, Treasurer of, 340
Callere, William, 152, 292
Cam, John, 426
Camber, Edward, 210, 318, 365
Idonia, daughter of, wife
of John Hake, 210, 211
Juliana, wife of, 210
Edward, 211
Cambrege, Edward, 324
Cambridge, Thomas Trivet, Mayor of,
1678
corn brought to the City from, to
be sold at Gracechurch, 133; Parliament of 1388 at, 329, 334, 336, 340
Camerwelle, John, 43, 130, 202
William, 221
Campioun, Campyone, John, 76, 130,
175, 270, 422
Campioun, Campyone, William, 174
Candlewick Street, 139
Candlewick Street Ward, Aldermen of:
Badby, William, 89
Godesone, Nicholas, 58
Hende, Hcende, John, 118, 163,
230, 247, 263, 284, 304, 325,
341, 352, 362
Noket, Thomas, 213
Walcote, John, 178, 393, 409
assessment of, 2, 407; amount
of poll-tax contributed by, 130;
sends four representatives to Common Council, 228; sends ten, 240;
sends nine, 280; sends seven, 334;
John Grantham, Deputy of, 247
Canoun, Roger, 28, 126
Canpolle (Caupolle ?), Richard, 318
Cantebrige, Cauntebrigge, Henry de,
88
Alice, wife of, 88
Henry de, 427, 432
Margery, daughter of, wife
of Thomas Lancastre, 427, 432
James, 50
John, 6, 16, 21, 32, 37, 66, 202,
446
Reginald de, 105
Canterbury, Archbishops of:
Courtenay, William, 289
Sudbury, Simon, 80
Archbishop of, his tenants to be
free of toll, 289
Canterbury, John, 97
Cantoys, John, 332
Canvas to be measured by an officer
appointed for the purpose, 401; to
be measured by English measure,
407
Canynge, John, 397
Canynges, John, 319
Cecilia, wife of, formerly
wife of Thomas Wight, 319
John, de Bristoll, 146
Capel, John, 43
Capeleyn, Geoffrey, 397
Capoll, Richard, 201
Capoun, Thomas, of "Northwelde,'
co. Essex, 182
Cappe, John, 389
Cappers, mistery of, sends two members to the Common Council, 43;
Masters sworn, 132
Caps fulled under foot to be burnt,
366; false, condemned and burnt,
366, 403 4, 418, 431
Carbonell, John, 42, 239, 363
Cardmakers, "Kardemakers," mistery of, Masters sworn, 50, 291,
318
Carletone, Karletone, Thomas, elected
Alderman of Cripplegate, 178; ditto
Coleman Street, 325, elected M.P.
for the City, 198
Thomas, 94, 178, 185, 195, 198,
200, 210
Carlille, Karlille, Adam, elected
Alderman of Bishopsgate Ward, 58;
ditto Broad Street Ward, 118, 163;
ditto Aldgate, 352, 362, 393; elected
M.P. for the City, 20, 75, 117, 286,
349, 417; elected Sheriff, 332; judgment against, for abusing foreign
fishmongers, 197; judgment reversed,
237
24, 27, 31, 58, 61, 64, 73,
75, 77, 78, 87, 94, 117, 118, 121,
124, 135, 136, 141, 163, 168, 169,
176, 195, 197, 235, 237, 238, 269,
280, 287, 295, 332, 335, 342, 344,
347, 352, 355, 359, 362, 366, 368,
378, 380, 385, 386, 387, 391, 393,
399, 401, 417
William, 63, 133
Carmelite Friars, the Prior of, complains of an accumulation of filth
near his house, 7
a disturbance raised by
William de Wyndesore at their
house, 44
Carmewelle, Thomas, 258, 259
Carpenters breaking ordinances to be
reported by Aldermen, 107
Carreu, Nicholas, 801
Carters, regulations to be observed
by, 74
Cartone or Gartone, John, 72
Alice, wife of, daughter of
Eustace de Glastone, 72
Carts, a tax on, for repairs of highways, 54; not to be bound with
iron, 352
Cassy, John, 348, 361, 374, 401, 415,
427, 435, 440, 445
Castel, Castelle, Nicholas, 63
Ralph, 202
William, 151
Castle Baynard Ward, Aldermen of:
Brian, John, 148, 178
More, William, 230, 247, 263,
284, 304, 325
Pyel, John, 88
Redyng, John, 118, 164
Venour, William, 213, 351, 362,
393, 408
Welford, Thomas, 58
assessment of, 2; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 131; sends four
representatives to Common Council,
228; sends eight, 240; John Asshurst
appointed Deputy of, 247; sends six
representatives to Common Council,
281, 332
Castre, Bartholomew, 239, 354, 423
William, 441
Caumbre, Edward, 303
Caus, William, 37
Caustone, Roger, 28
Walter, 197, 366, 404, 418
William de, 105
Cavendisshe, John de, 19, 50, 64, 96,
149, 159
William de, Rector of Borley,
co. Essex, 427, 432
Richard, 21
Richard, son of, 21
Caysho, John, 37
Certeyn, William, 416
Chaloner, Robert, 51, 96
Chaloners, mistery of, Masters sworn,
96
Chamber of the Guildhall, Auditors of,
102, 136, 153, 168, 198, 219, 249,
273, 286-7, 332, 344, 355, 367, 385 6,
399, 415, 425, 434, 440, 444, 449
Clerks of:
Dustone, John, 197
Marchaunt, John, 163
Serjeants of:
Cobbe, John, 2, 14
Covelee, Nicholas, 412, 421, 433
Glaunvile, Robert, 357
Greyngham, William, 15
Parker, John, 275, 413, 418
Sewale, William, 14, 355
Stowe, Richard, 275
Strecche, John, 6, 20
Walworth, Philip, 78, 97, 135,
144, 146, 253
Wikes, Wykes, John, 258, 330, 350
Wyrcestre, William, 47, 53, 97
Serjeants of, pray to be allowed
a livery at the City's expense, 81;
grant of rooms over Ludgate to, 97
Chamberlains:
Cantebrigge, John, 6, 16, 21, 32,
66, 446
Eynesham, William (de), 3, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,
19 23, 26, 29, 31, 32, 33, 35,
44, 45, 48, 49, 51, 52, 53, 63,
66, 70, 71, 73, 76, 79, 82, 83,
84, 91, 96, 99, 102, 103, 105
Odyham, Richard, 11, 16, 23, 26,
27, 31, 32, 49, 51, 52, 72, 76,
79, 82, 106, 137, 142, 149, 150,
160, 161, 165, 167, 169, 170,
177, 179, 180, 182, 186, 187,
188, 190, 206, 209, 210, 212,
214, 216, 219, 227, 232, 246,
250, 254, 255, 256, 267, 268,
273, 279, 284, 290, 291, 294,
295, 297, 305, 308, 315, 316,
319, 326, 327, 331, 334, 338,
339, 340, 341, 350, 357, 358,
360, 361, 364, 367, 371, 384
Proffyt, John, 360, 382, 425, 426
Speleman, Stephen, 135, 177, 179,
275, 308, 319, 323, 341, 345,
353, 364, 365, 367, 377, 380,
381, 382, 383, 390, 391, 398,
400, 401, 405, 410, 417, 418,
419, 423, 424, 426, 427, 429,
431, 439, 441, 442, 447, 450
Ussher, John, 103, 105, 117, 119,
126, 137, 139, 141
Waldene, Thomas, 17
Chamberleyn, Edmund, 417
John, 326, 431
Champerty, names of those convicted
of, 112 et seq.
Chandlers, mistery of, sends four members to the Common Council, 59;
Masters sworn, 76; a wrongful admission to the City franchise through,
443
Chapel, John, 113
Chapeller, John, 370
Chapman, John, 87, 273, 346, 356
Richard, 365
Thomas, 131, 239, 270, 297,
333, 369
Charltone, Robert, 344, 361, 401
Charneye, John, elected Common Hunt,
121-2; to receive fees out of the
profits of the "Stations" in Chepe,
132, 133; surrenders his place, 309
surveyor of fish nets, 143,
236
appointed Keeper of Ludgate, 292
City Coroner, 225, 254,
285, 330
Charter of the Forest confirmed, 63
Chaucer, Richard, 93n.
Chaumbre, William, 363
Chaumpneys, John, 233
Alice, wife of, daughter of
Thomas Wilgar, 233
Chaundeler, Eustace, 175
John, 270
Montagu, 15
Thomas, 240, 422
Chaunflour, Geoffrey, 412
Chaungeour, Adam le. See St. Ive.
Chaunterell, William, de Lewes, 146
Cheap Ward, Aldermen of:
Aillesbury, Richard, 148
Bamme, Adam, 325, 341, 352, 362
Cheap Ward, Aldermen of:
Boseham, John, 58, 118, 164, 213,
263, 283
Estone, John, 230, 247
Knyghtcote, William, 88
Stable, Adam, 7
Staundone, 393, 408
assessment of, 2; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 130; sends six
members to Common Council, 228;
sends twenty-three, 239; sends eighteen, 281; sends nineteen, 333;
Thomas Austyn, Deputy of, 247
Cheesemongers, mistery of, ordinances,
64; Surveyors sworn, 77
Chelchethe, Gilbert 33
Elena, wife of, 33
Chepe, false nets burnt in, 86; "Stations" round the crosses in, 309; false
caps burnt in, 366, 403-4, 418, 431
See also Cheap Ward and Westchepe.
Chepstowe, Philip, 25n.
Cherche, Chirche, John, 102
Thomas, 403
Cherletone, the lord, 372
Cherltone, Robert, 335, 348, 415
Chesterford, Robert, 221, 352, 353,
388, 425
Chesthunte, Sir Walter, Knt., 26
Walter, son of, 26
Alice, wife of, 26
Chestre, John, 369, 417
"Chevance" or usury, ordinances for
putting down, 198-200, 261-2; complaint to the Masters of the Skinners
touching, 302-3
Cheverel, John, 238, 333
"Chevisance,"contracts of, 157n.
Cheyham, Peter de, Prior of the church
of St. Mary, Southwark, 143
Cheyne, William, City Recorder, a grant
of 40 marks a year in lieu of fees for
enrolments in the Husting, &c., 100
50, 54, 59, 64, 72, 77, 78,
84, 99, 102, 104, 105, 106, 117, 118,
135, 136, 142, 149, 150, 153, 154,
159, 166, 168, 169, 173, 176, 180,
187, 197, 204, 218, 219, 229, 233,
237, 249, 251, 268, 269, 272, 276,
279, 286, 293, 295, 306, 313, 320,
335, 342, 344, 347, 348, 395, 396
Chichely, Robert, 357, 425
William, 239
elected M.P. for the City,
437
Chichestre, John, 12, 14, 18, 36, 38,
40, 41, 46, 47, 54, 59, 99
Chigewell, Hamo de, 24, 243
Childe, John, 369, 370
Thomas, 412, 413
Chipstede, John, 43, 83, 212, 240, 270
William, 358
Chirchegate, William, 22, 52, 53
Chircheman, John elected Alderman
of Bishopsgate, 163, 230, 263, 283,
304, 325, 341, 352; ditto Bridge
Ward, 213; elected Sheriff, 272; a
false report of his having been
arrested by the King's orders, 330
125, 163, 167, 168, 169, 170,
176, 230, 245, 246, 247, 251, 263,
267, 272, 276, 280, 283, 285, 286,
287, 289, 295, 304, 313, 320, 322,
325, 329, 330, 331, 335, 341, 352
Robert, 177
Chirt, Michael, 332
Chiryngtone, Richard, 126
Chiseldene, William, 113
Chivele, Chyvele, John, 131, 206
William, 113, 182
Choune, William, 233
Christchurch, the Prior of, ex officio
Alderman of the City, 84n., 154, 378,
380, 386, 401
Priors of:
Excestre, Robert de, 378, 380,
386 401
Rysynge, William, 84
Christofre, Cristofre, Angel, 363, 398,
406
Margery, wife of, formerly
wife of Helming Leget, 398
Thomas, 387
Elizabeth, wife of, bastard
daughter of Thomas Albon, 387
Chyngford, Chynkeford, John, 165, 239
Johanna, wife of, 165
City, the, measures taken for safeguarding, 30, 64-6, 69, 92, 110, 172,
178, 283, 308, 373; money to be
raised to meet expenses of, 116;
nobles withdraw from, 123; gifts
made to nobles to entice them back,
124; names of contributors, 124-6;
commission for safeguarding, after
Tyler's rebellion, 166; steps to be
taken for obtaining authority to
punish misdoers in, 244; freemen
not to leave without permission,
269; threatened by the enemy,
285; return to be made of names of
disloyal persons found in, 321; the
King's pardon for disturbances in, 322
City Barge (the "Paul of London")
for the King's service to be sent to
Sandwich, 20; to be repaired, 215-216; to be sold at any price, 236
City Carpenters, 13, 216, 217, 253, 350
City Custom, executors to answer for
debts of testator whether by specialty
or not, 122; touching responsibility
of Sheriffs for their prisoners, 374;
recorded by word of mouth of the
Recorder, 374; the Recorder can only
pronounce the judgment of the Mayor
and Aldermen and not his own,
395
City Ditches, gift of money for cleansing, 9-10; to be safeguarded, 65;
work on, apportioned among the
Wards, 128
City Franchise, to be obtained through
the mistery actually used, 11, 257-60,
423, 439, 443, 446, 450, 451; John
Pecche deprived of, 44; not to be
granted to any stranger "known to
be rich and powerful" without the
consent of the Common Council, 109;
the ordinance disputed, id.; Hugh
"Hosyer" obtains the freedom by
changing his name to "Curteys,"
109; custom of admitting strangers
to, 109n.; fee paid for admission
to, 162; no money to be paid to
Wardens, &c., of misteries for presenting persons for admission to,
162-3; fee of 60s. to be paid by
natives for admission to, 213; mode
of admission to, considered, 234;
applicant for admission to be supported by six men of his mistery,
235; unlawfully obtained through
the wrong mistery, 257-60, 423,
439, 443, 446; forfeited for fraud,
259-60; ordinance touching free
men by birth making oath, 310;
freemen living without the City and
carrying on trade, to appear and be
in lot and scot, 310; forfeited by a
freeman by absenting himself from
the City, 383
City Gates, appointment to keepership of the postern near the Tower,
2; lease of a movable stall beneath
Ludgate, id.; keepers of, sworn
not to admit lepers, 9; to be guarded,
64-6, 167, 171-2; order for closing,
81, 173; an assessment made for
repair of, 116; the custody of
the gate on London Bridge committed to John Dustone, Serjeant
to the Mayor, 212; mansions over,
not to be let, 290; murage col
lected at the, 300; rooms over
Aldersgate granted to John Blytone,
esquire to the Mayor, 433; houses
pertaining to the postern at the
Tower granted to John Credy, 443;
the gate on London Bridge granted
to William Est, 447
City Liberties, form of oath for maintenance of, 178; taken into the
King's hand, 379; restored, 381
City Liberty without Aldersgate,
bounds of, 398
City Loans to the King on security of
Crown Jewels, &c., 79, 80, 81, 87, 88,
119-21, 122, 123, 156, 159, 267, 268
City Masons, 13, 216, 217, 253, 350
City Ordinances to be revised, 41, 94.
See also "Jubile."
City Walls, repair of, 84-5, 108, 137, 138
City Wharves to be safeguarded by
Aldermen as prescribed, 65
Clabaud, Collard, Provost of the
merchants of Amiens, 399
Simon, son of, 399
Clabowd, Jaques, 429
Clapschethe, John, 238, 280, 333
Claretone, William, 62
Claveringe, John, 43, 78, 209, 238,
254, 259, 270, 280, 334
Richard, 15
Dionisia, wife of, afterwards wife of Richard Hatfeld, 15
Thomas, son of, 15
Roger, 9, 28
William, 130
Claydiche, John, 334
Claydone, John, 238, 280, 334
Clayman, Thomas, 133, 280, 333, 339
Clee, John, 239, 333
Cleme, Henry, 98
Clement, Richard, 356
Robert, 416
Stephen, 255
Thomas, 417
Clenant, Clenaunt, Henry, 313
John, 239, 269, 280
Clenche, Thomas, 53, 253
Cristina, wife of, 253
William, son of, 253
Clenhand Clenhond, John, 333, 346,
394, 398
Idonia, wife of, 398
John, son of, 394
Thomas, son of, 394, 398,
399
William, son of, 394, 399
John, elected M.P. for the City,
329, 334
Clerc, Alexander, 364, 380
Henry, 364, 380
John, son of, 364, 380
Clergy, not to be distrained for subsidy, 95-6; not to refuse payment
of a farthing for a mass, &c., 183;
the amount of fees for baptism and
mairiage fixed by the Mayor and
Aldermen, id.
Clerk, Henry, 45, 76
Henry, son of William, 217
Isabella, wife of, 217
John, son of, 217
William, son of, 217
John, 37, 130, 164, 177, 179,
216, 281, 311, 333, 367, 375, 377,
390, 397
John, junior, 13
John, brewer, 414
Agnes, daughter of, 414
Margaret, daughter of, 414
John, "pulter," 414
Nicholas, 416
Peter, 212
Richard, 278, 414
Roger, the, 105
Roger, of Wandelesworth, convicted of a medical fraud, 184
Thomas, 61, 96, 233, 270
William, 217
Henry, son of, 217
Isabella, wife of, 217
Richard, son of, 217
William (called "Newenham"),
419
John, son of, 419
Clerkenwelle, the nuns of, 372
Cley, William, 369
Clifford, John (de), 274, 330
Cliftone, Walter, 360
Clofangre, Ralph, 151
Clofham, Ralph, 77
Clofhamer, Godfrey, of Flanders, 250
Ralph, of Flanders, 346
Clophille, Clophulle, William, 29, 130,
270, 326
Cloptone, John, 73, 112, 221, 388
(Sir) Walter, 264, 335, 344, 348,
361, 368, 374, 400, 401, 415, 419,
427, 435, 445
Cloth, certain drapers and fullers sworn
to examine, 13; not to be fulled
with "syge" or urine, 37; to be
sealed, 145; from Essex and Shropshire to be sold at the Stocks or the
Guildhall, id.; the seal for sealing,
delivered to Philip Walworth, 146;
fees for sealing, reduced, 282; regulations for sale of, 301; to be brought
to "Bakwellehalle,' 449
aulnage of. See Aulnage.
Cloun, John, 397
Clyfford, Lewis, 392
Clyftone, John, 90
Clyve, Gosselyn de, 146
Clyvelee, John, elected Alderman of
Vintry Ward, 89
42, 89, 102, 104, 105, 124,
129, 195, 246
Coal, brought to the City in sacks
deficient in weight, 72, 73, 156, 173,
174, 181, 184-5, 192, 215, 266; a
sack of, ought to contain eight
bushels, 72n.; ordinances touching
the price of, 289
Cobbe, John, 14, 29
Cobeham, John, 269
"Cobelers,"or workers with old
leather, their agreement with Cordwainers, or workers with new leather,
425
Cobout, John, of Flanders, 170
Cocket Seal, 122n., 159
"Cock on the hoop,"near Crutched
Friars, 295
Codham, Thomas, "founder," 295
Alice, wife of, 295
William, son of, 295
Coggere, Roger, 6
Coggeshale, Andrew, 161, 239, 280
John, 125
John, Warden of London Bridge,
18
Cok, Henry, 113
John, 280
Robert, 187, 370, 381
Clemence, daughter of,
371, 381
Johanna, wife of, 371
Margaret, daughter of,
wife of John Ferne, 371, 381
Nicholas, son of, 371,
381
Richard, elder son of, 370,
371, 381
Richard, younger son of,
371, 381
Simon, 202, 280, 356
William, 346
Cokayn, John, 401, 415, 417, 425, 426,
427, 433, 434, 435, 440
Cokkes, James, 70
Johanna, wife of, daughter
of Richard Scut, 70
Cokkeslane, disreputable women relegated to, 402
Colbrond, John, of Wilmington, co.
Kent, 225
Alice, mistress of, 225
Colchestre, William, 134
Colcok, Peter, 132, 250, 336
Cole, John, 35
Coleman, Colman, Geoffrey, 197, 363
Reginald, 28, 43, 108, 125, 197,
256
Cristina, wife of, afterwards
wife of Roger Wygemor, 256, 257
John, son of, 256
Thomas, 412
Coleman Street, 162
Coleman Street Ward, Aldermen of:
Bamme, Henry, 342, 352, 362
Carltone, Thomas, 325
Estone, John, 284, 304
Evote, William, 393
Hoo, John, 89, 148
Kyng, William, 59, 164, 213
Olyver, William, 409
Organ, John, 178, 230, 247
Shadworth, John, 263
Shelford, John, 118
Stable, Adam, 7
Twyford, Nicholas, 8
assessment of, 3; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 131; an encroachment in, 162; sends two
representatives to Common Council,
228, 333; sends six, 239; Simon
Wynchecombe appointed Deputy of,
247; sends three representatives to
Common Council, 281
Coler, William, 76
Colle, Adam, 130
William, 130
Colmer, Robert, 402
Colneye, Roger, del Barnet, 354
Colshulle, John, 235, 238, 246, 252,
299
Colyn, John, 86
William, 113
Colyngbourne, Henry, Prior of St.
Mary's, Southwark, 318
Common Beam, the, custody of, given
to John Spencer, 385
Common Clerk of the City, Henry
Perot elected, 8; ordered to place
a matter on record, 112
Common Council, to meet whenever
necessary, 39; to meet at least
twice a quarter, 40; to meet at
least once a quarter, 241; the election of Mayors and Sheriffs to be
made only by members of, 39;
members of, discharged from serving
divers offices, 44, 209, 241; any
member once removed for reasonable cause not to be re-elected to,
60; ordinance to the effect that no
stranger "known to be rich and
powerful" be admitted to the freedom without the assent of, questioned, 109-10; elected from and by
the Misteries, 36, 39-40, 41-4, 59,
64, 99; elected from and by the
Wards, 227, 228, 237-40, 269-71,
277, 280-1, 300, 322, 332-4, 347;
elected for a special purpose both
from the Misteries and Wards, 155;
should it continue to be elected from
the Misteries, or in what manner ?
156; certain members removed for
betraying secrets, &c., 64; the same
restored, 176; members of Parliament elected by the, 211, election
to take place within fifteen days of
the Feast of St. Gregory, 227, 240;
to decide whether Northampton
and his fellows should be allowed
to come within forty miles of
the City, 279, 281-2; to be elected
from the Wards by the Mayor
and Aldermen, 347; oath taken by
members, 41-2, 240
Common Crier or Common Serjeant-at-arms, John Watlyngton, 2, 252
Common Hunt:
Biringtone, Thomas, 309
Charneye, John, 121-2, 132, 133,
309
Ormesby, James, 388
office of, abolished, 122n.; fees
paid out of profits of the "Stations'
around the Crosse in Chepe to,
132, 133
Common Pleaders or Common Serjeants
Batisford, Hugh, 375
Peek, Robert, 308, 412, 413,
418
Reche, John, 23, 92, 180, 206,
221, 305, 306
Strode, Ralph, 12, 15, 28, 38, 40,
53, 72, 73, 83, 84, 89, 169,
287
Tremayn, John, 32, 52, 76, 150
their duties, 402
Common Pleas removed to York, 378
Common Seal of the City, an addition
made to, 36; the keys committed
to the Mayor, an Alderman, and
two Commoners, id.; the keys entrusted to one Alderman and two
Commoners, 62; four keepers of,
appointed, 219
Common Serjeant at-arms. See
Common Crier.
Common Weigher, 407
Compter in Milk Street, 67
Compters, officers of, not to brew ale
or retail victuals, 209-10; escape of
a prisoner from one of the, 294;
Simon Terry, gate-keeper of one of
the, 329; treatment of prisoners in,
402
Comptone, Robert, 37
Roger, 152
Conduit, the "work" of the, 79, 108,
116, 127-8, 381; in Fleet Street,
inundations caused by, 326; a new,
to be laid near the church of St
Michael le Quern, 343, 354.
See also Great Conduit.
Conesburgh, John, 14, 270. See also
Conyngesburgh.
Constable and Marshal of England
obstructed in his duties by City
officers, 56-7
Constantyn, John, executed for raising
a liot, 231
Conventicles, not to be held without
the assent of the Mayor and Aldermen, 226, 249; not to be held for
the purpose of making petitions to
the King against the civic government, 249; proclamations against,
247, 274
Convers, Nicholas le, 105
Robert le, 105
Conveis, otherwise Kelshulle, William,
424
Conyngesburgh, Robert, 424, 425
Alesia, wife of, 424
John, son of, 424, 425.
See also Conesbuigh.
Conyngesby, Simon, 250
Coo, Ralph, 30
Cook, Henry, 337
John, 43
Robert, 281
William, "forman' at 'le
Loke," 9
Cooks, schedule of prices to be charged
by, 110; regulations forbidding the
buying of garbage by, 338
Cooks of Bread Street, mistery of,
Masters sworn, 397
of Estchepe, mistery of, Masters
sworn, 397
Coopers, Coupers, to make certain
measures for sale of ale, 201
mistery of, ordinances, 424
Cope, Adam, 169
Johanna, daughter of, 169
Coraunt, John, 94, 99, 333
Corbie, merchants of, payments to the
City in respect of their "composition" by, 399, 425, 429, 446
See also Amiens and Nesle.
Corby, Hugh, 363
Cordwainers condemn badly tanned
leather, 23, 93; or workers with
new leather, their agreement with
"Cobelers," or workers with old
leather, 425
mistery of, ordinances of, 18;
Masters sworn to govern, id.; additional ordinances, 20; right of
search, id.; sends four members to
the Common Council, 43, 59; Masters sworn, 50, 77, 96, 133, 152,
202, 221, 250, 273, 291, 318, 336,
346, 356, 369, 388, 403, 416; Surveyors of, 149, 311; an unlawful
Fraternity established, 311, 432-3
Cordwainer Street Ward, Aldermen of:
Fresshe, John, 263, 284, 304, 325,
341, 352, 362, 393, 408
Heylesdone, John, 58, 118, 164,
213
More, John, 178
Northamptone, John, 9
Prestone, Richard de, 89
Vanner, Henry, 230, 247
Vyne, John, 148
assessment of, 2; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 130; sends six
members to Common Council, 228;
sends seventeen, 239; sends thirteen, 280; sends twelve, 332;
Richard Hatfeld, Deputy of, 247
Corfe Castle, John de Northampton
and others committed to, 229, 232
Corn, not to be sold by sample, 13;
steps taken to prevent enhancement
of price of, 48; to be exposed three
days for sale before being warehoused, 147; punishment for secretly
selling, 354; purch used with orphans'
money for the use of the commonalty, 362
Cornelioun, Peter de, 73
Cornhill, new bows not to be sent to,
for sale, 6; fish market on, 193,
194; pillory on, 203; manner of
holding "evynchepynges" on, 391
Cornhill Ward, Aldermen of:
Baret, William, 213
Irlond, Thomas, 118, 163
Lovekyn, Adam, 59
Philipot, John, 88, 147, 177,
230
Pynchon, John, 352, 362
Rote, John, 230, 263, 284, 304,
325, 342
Vannere, Henry, 393, 408
assessment of, 2; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 130; sends four
representatives to Common Council,
228; sends thirteen, 238; sends
eleven, 280; sends sixteen, 334;
William Asshewell, Beadle of, 329;
removed from office, 330
Corn-markets assigned to merchants
coming from different quarters,
133
Corn-merchants, freemen not to mix
with strangers, 138
Cornmongere, Walter, 130
Cornmongers, mistery of, 443
Cornvile, John, 92
Emma, wife of, daughter
of Simon Dannger, 92
Cornwaille, Benedict, 28, 52, 126,
161, 239, 257, 269, 280, 333, 349,
358, 367, 377
John, 89n., 139, 187, 224
Cristiana, wife of, 187
Michael, 13, 239, 270, 332
Ralph, 24, 25, 27
Richard, 37, 97
Cornwaleys, John, 350, 440
Thomas, elected Alderman of
Vintry Ward, 44, 118, 164, 213,
230; elected Sheriff, 102; elected
M P for the City, 138
44, 46, 47, 54, 59, 74,
99, 104, 112, 117, 118, 121, 124,
135, 136, 164, 168, 169, 176, 195,
218, 219, 230, 245, 246, 247, 251
Coronation claims, 434
Coroner, John, 15
Coroners and King's Butlers:
Brounflete, Thomas, 423, 441, 445
Newetone, Geoffrey de, 50
Payn, John, 450
Sleghe, John, 201, 398
Strete, William, 4
Tyle, Thomas, 81, 154
Coroners, Deputy:
Charneye, John, 154, 201, 202
Michell, John, 423, 441, 445
Mortone, Henry de, 4, 50, 69, 81
Newentone, Robert, 398, 440, 445
Scardeburgh, John de, 398
Shelford, Henry, 81, 201, 254
Symcok, Nicholas, 81, 154, 450
Wellesbourne, Richard, 201
Corpsty, John, de Norwyz, 146
"Corsour,"113
Cossele, Thomas, 17
Cosser, Cossier, John, 375, 388
Cost, Godfrey, 238, 270, 333
John, 416
Costantyn, John, 16, 141, 142, 147
John, son of, 16, 141, 142
Philippa, wife of,
daughter of John Pecche, 142
Richard, 144
Cosyn, John, elected Alderman of
Queenhithe, 393
John, 91, 130, 166, 170, 281, 333,
367, 378, 393, 399, 401, 402, 425
Nicholas, 67
"Cosynlane,"136
Coterelle, John, 294, 295n., 326
Alice, wife of, 294, 295n.,
326, 327
Johanna, daughter of, wife
of John Body, 294
Cotes, Thomas, 130
Coteswold, John, 330
Cotiller, Richard, 211
Roger, 75
Cotlond, John, 90
Alice, wife of, 90
Cotoun, Cotone, Thomas, 292, 416
Coubrigge, letters patent dated from,
448
Coulynge, Cowlynge, John, 202, 331
Couper, Cuppere, Walter, 91, 92
Coupere, John, 367
Martin, 130
William, 446
Court-letter, writers of, Masters sworn,
375, 388, 397
Courtenay, William, Bishop of London, 79, 80, 137; a proposal to
make him a Cardinal, 116, 117
Courtray, William, fishmonger, 315
Cove, Adam, 394
Peter, 28
Covelee, Nicholas, Serjeant to the
Mayor, 375; Serjeant of the Chamber, 421, 433
Coventre, William, 44, 97
"Covines." See Conventicles.
Coydale, Herman, 175
Craft, John, 369
William, 135, 250
Crane, Nicholas, 34
Ralph, de Caleys, 146
Roger, 239, 273
Walter, 346
Cranelee, Thomas, Official of the Archdeacon of London, 142
Cranle, Thomas, chantry priest in
Guildhall Chapel, 137
Craveneye, John, 83
Cray, Richard de, 175
Crede, Roger, 28, 161, 269
Credil, William, 8
Margery, daughter of, 8
Creek, John, 238, 342, 382
Cremelford, Nicholas, 13. See also
Crymelford.
Crendone, Edmund, 435
John, 416
Crepilgate, John, 52
Alice, daughter of, 52
Katherine, daughter of, 52
Cressewyk, Creswyk, William, 268
Alice, wife of, 268
William, 218, 235, 385, 387, 395,
396, 446
Cressy, George, 326, 332
Cressyngham, Thomas, 130
Cretyng, John, 256, 365
Creyk, John, 260
Thomas, 49
Cripplegate, mansion over, granted to
John Watlyngton, the Common
Serjeant-at-arms, for life, 2; John
Spencer, Keeper of, 9; toll to be
taken on carts passing through, for
repair of highway, 54; steps to
be taken for guarding, 172; to be
repaired, 215; vacant land outside,
not to be let until surveyed and
report made thereon, 252; a parcel
of land near, let to John Watlyngton
the Common Serjeant-at-arms, id.;
murage collected at, 300; a cell
of the monastery of St. Mary de
Gerendon (co. Leic.) near, 348
Cripplegate Ward, Aldermen of:
Bamme, Adam, 230, 247
Carletone, Thomas, 178
Evote, William, 409
Loveye, John, 325, 341 352, 362,
393
Lucas, Robert, 59, 164
Maryns, Robert, 88, 148, 213,
263, 283, 304
Warbultone, John, 9, 118
assessment of, 3; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 130; sends six
representatives to Common Council,
228; sends fifteen, 239, 333; Henry
Bamme appointed Deputy of, 247;
sends nine representatives to Common Council, 281
Crisp, Cripes, Roger, 17, 61, 334
"Croidone" (Croydon), 173
Crokeslee, John, 337, 388
Robert, 16
"Croplyng,"stockfish called, 299
Cros, John, de Guldeford, 147
Croul, John, 181
Crowmere, William, 449
Croydone, John, 8, 97, 132
Elena, wife of, 97
Flena, daughter of, 97
Richard de, 6
Cryel, John, 224
Leticia, wife of, 224, 225
Crymelford, Geoffrey, appointed a
collector of the poll-tax, 157; renders account, 164
elected Alderman of Langbourn, 213, 230
24, 27, 36, 41, 42, 125,
198, 210, 213, 215, 218, 219, 230,
233, 235, 237, 246, 247, 249, 251,
270, 271, 273, 281, 296, 332, 333
Culham, William, 42, 90, 94, 99, 125,
182, 239, 280, 407
Culney, Roger, 327
Johanna, wife of, daughter
of William Herkstede, 327
Culpyn, Thomas, 225
Elena, wife of, 225
Cumbertone, Robert, committed to
Corfe Castle, 229, 232
Cupper. See Couper.
Curlynge, William, 358
"Curreiours" condemn badly tanned
leather, 93
Curriers, mistery of, sends two members to the Common Council, 43
Cursoun, Robert, 281, 333
Cursum, John, 113
Cursun, John, Knt., 414
Mary, wife of, daughter of
Sir Thomas de Feltone, 414
Curteis, Curteys, Hugh, 125, 186
"Curteys" or "Hosyer,"Hugh, 109
Curteys, John, 97
John, of Peterburgh, 182
Cutlers, mistery of, Masters sworn,
13, 76, 132, 133, 170, 171, 202, 222,
273, 346, 356, 388, 397, 403; sends
two members to the Common Council, 44; articles approved, 140
Cyba, Angel, 406
"Cyvylle" (Seville), oil of, 175
D
Dachet, Thomas, 50, 413
Dadyngtone, Thomas, 203
Dalasson, Nicholas, 76
Dalby, John, 216
Roger, 211, 216, 260, 333
Dale, Ralph, 187
Dallyngge, John de, Junior, 104
senior, 104
Dalyngregge, Dalyngrugge, Edward,
Warden of the City, 379, 380; his
expenses to be paid whilst Warden
of the City, 384
368, 392
Dancastre, John, 43, 73, 239, 332,
354, 358
Thomas, 397
Dane, Robert, 239, 254, 271, 280, 332,
344, 358, 386, 393, 404, 405
Roger, 17
Daneler, Richard, 403, 420
Dangy, John, 137
Daniel, William, of Hamme, 277
Dannger, Simon, 91, 92
Emma, daughter of, wife
of John Cornvile, 91, 92
Juliana, wife of, 91, 92
Richard, son of, 91, 92
Thomas, son of, 91, 92
Dantzie, letter dated from, 101
Danvers, Dannvers, Edmund, de
Wynterbourne, 78
William, 398
Johanna, wife of, daughter
of Helming Leget, 398
Danyel, John, 52
Peter, 416
Daper, Walter, 92
Dark, John, 190
John, son of, 190
"Dars" (dace?) in the Thames, 279
Daubeny, Stephen, 35, 161, 170, 232
Daubers breaking ordinances to be
reported by Aldermen, 107
Daukyn, William, 37, 254
Dautre, Walter, 280
Daventre, John, 97, 132, 389
Davy, Alexander, 185
John, 131, 236, 397
Thomas, 270
Dawe, Reginald, 43, 257, 403
William, 16, 25, 132, 185, 240,
270, 274, 333
"Anabla," wife of, 25
Debelyn, Dibelyn, William, 50, 113,
115, 220, 221
A, wife of, 115
Debtors, fraudulent deeds by, to be
void, 134
Deer, John, 152
Dekne, John, 438
De la Pole, Hugh, of Wales, punished
as an impostor, 217
Michael, Earl of Suffolk, 219,
265, 267, 321
Del Fall, Stephen, 93
Del Port, Lowys, 406
Dene, Geoffrey, 350
John, 44, 151
Nicholas, 380
Thomas de, 83
Denny, Hugh, 195
Dennyng, William, 174
Dentone, William, 84, 221, 260
Denver, John, 368, 380
Denyas. See Devyas.
Denys, John, 416
Richard, 416
"Deodands,"124
Depedene, Richard, 363
Depham, Roger, 366
Thomas, 202, 221, 250
Deputies, names of, appointed by the
Aldermen during their absence at
Reading, 247
Depyng, William, 30
Derby, Henry, Earl of, 437
Henry, 186
Simon, 130
Thomas, 164
Dere, John, 50
Derk, John, of Mymmes, co. Middlesex, 181
Derlynge, John, 334, 422
Simon, 79
Edith, wife of, 79
William, son of, 79
Derneford, John, 21, 292, 326
Philip, 141
Isabella, wife of, widow of
William Stodeye, 141
Despenser, Thomas, Lord, 437
Deux, John, 259
Devenyssh, John, 77, 188
Bartholomew, son of, 188,
189
John, son of, 188
John, 269, 333, 339, 362
Devyas (Denyas?), Walter, 37, 77, 345
Dewes, John, 330
Deyneman, Reginald, 356
Deyroun, Thomas, 397
Dibelyn. See Debelyn.
Dice, play at, forbidden, 54, 157, 293
Dicoun, Digoun, Richard, 13, 42, 45
Disshford, John, 115
Ditesbury, John, 324
Divorce, a, security for payment of a
sum of money to a wife in the event
of, 142
Doblere, John, 446
Doder, William, 37, 43
Doget, Walter, 6, 42, 49n., 125, 129,
238
John, son of, 49n.
Idonea, wife of, dau.
of John Berlyngham, 49
Walter, elected Alderman of
Vintry, 148; elected Sheriff, 153
154, 168, 195, 246
Dogs not to be allowed to wander at
large, 311
Dole, "Loye" de, 37
Donat, John, 26, 32, 33, 124, 382
Amy, wife of, 26, 382
Nicholas, son of, 382
Nicholas, 27, 32, 33
Elizabeth, wife of, afterwards wife of Nicholas Holbourne,
27, 32, 33
John, brother of, 32, 33
Margaret, dau of, 32, 33
Doncastre. See Dancastre.
Doneford, John, 21
Donemowe, John, 397. See also
Dunmowe.
"Donkirk,"town of, 340
Donne, John, 366, 404
"Donnysmore" (Dunsmore), co. Warwick, 330
Dony (Dovy?), John, 8, 90, 94,
99
Katherine, wife of, daughter of James Andreu, 8
Donyng, Thomas, 345
Donyngton, John, charged with mixing
divers furs, 158
John, 127
Johanna, wife of, widow
of John Sutton, 127
John, draper, 332
John, 405
Richard, draper, 405, 406
Doo, John, of Berkyng, 278, 285
Dorneford, John, 43
Dorry, Brank, 406
Dorsete, John, 37, 96, 177, 293
Dossers of fish destroyed, being of
unlawful measure, 194-5, 196
Double, Ralph, 124, 146
Douegate, petition of inhabitants near,
182
Doune, Downe, Philip, 125, 281
"Dounfriz" (Dumfries), 174
Doversete, John, 176
Dovy. See Dony.
Dower, claim of, 217. See also
"Legitim."
Dowgate Ward, Aldermen of:
Aylesbury, Richard, 213
Knolles, Thomas, 393, 409
Neutone, Geoffrey, 89, 148
Northamptone, John, 177
Olyver, Edmund, 118, 164
Prestone, Richard, 230, 247, 263,
284, 304
Southam, John, 58
Wottone, William, 325, 341, 352,
362
assessment of, 2; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 130; sends four
representatives to Common Council,
228; sends twelve, 238; sends eight,
280; sends five, 334; William Waltone, Deputy of, 247
Downe, Philip. See Doune.
Draper, Philip, 262
Isabella, daughter of, wife
of Robert Squyler, 263
Johanna, daughter of, 262
Drapers, mistery of, sends six mem-
bers to the Common Council, 42,
59; Masters sworn, 78; Guy Paulyn
sworn broker in, 79; to appoint
men to search for merchant strangers
trading in the City, 90; petition by,
for regulating sale of cloth by foreign
drapers, 91; Surveyors of, present
John Olyver for forestalling the cloth
market, 94; complaint by, that men
using the mistery had obtained the
franchise through the mistery of
"Webbes," 259-60
Drayton-Beauchamp, co. Bucks, 443
"Drovere,"113
Drynkewater, John, 206
Drypstein, Terry, 423
"Duddyngisponde,"46
Dudecote, William, 216
Dudford, Richard, 416
Duffhous, Thomas, 390
Alice, wife of, formerly
wife of John Osse, 390
Duke, Thomas, 239, 326, 332, 441
Dundalk, Michael, 257, 350
Dunmowe, Peter, 76
Walter, 326.
See also Donemowe.
Dunstone, Thomas, 365
Duntone, Henry, 311
William, 333
Durant, Duraunt, Henry, 130, 419,
426
Dureme, John, 274
Durham, Bishop of, John Fordham,
268, 293
Durham, John, 293
Robert, 211
Durhille, Richard, 96
Dustone, John, Clerk of the Chamber,
197
John, Serjeant to the Mayor,
the custody of the gate on London
Bridge committed to, 212
Simon, 330
Dybelyn. See Debelyn.
Dyere, "Lucebet," 78
Richard, 37
Dyers, mistery of, sends four members
to the Common Council, 43; Masters sworn, 337, 370, 389, 403, 417
Dyghere, Thomas, 86
William, 86
Dyke, John (de), 96, 238, 271, 273,
334, 402
Dykeman, William, 43
Dykeneswell, William, 8
Dymnel, Henry, 112, 113
Dyne, Jaket, 406
John, 115, 375
Richard, 170, 273, 388, 397
E
Eastcheap, butchers of, Masters sworn,
61
Easthampstead, co. Berks, a deputation from the City meets the King
at, 306
Ebbgate, 65
Ectone, Thomas, 49
Katherine, wife of, formerly wife of John Mount, 49
Ede, John, 132, 217, 336
Edmond, John, 291, 341, 382, 400
Edrope, John, 22, 74, 238, 271
Edward, Edwardes, John, 24, 73, 175
Edward I. grants land called "le
Stokkes" to the City for maintenance of London Bridge, 242
Edward III., loan to, 24; letter of
Privy Seal touching elections in the
City, 35; reply thereto, 36; the
reply acknowledged, 36-7; protects
Italian merchants from the Pope,
55; his death, precautions taken
for safeguarding the City, 64-6, 68
Edward, Prince of Wales, a gift of
plate to, 63
Egelyn, Egeleye, Peter, of Brabant,
170, 318, 346, 356
Elections in the City, the King
threatens to settle the mode of conducting, 35; the City objects, 36;
an Alderman elected by the Mayor
and Aldermen in default of election
by the inhabitants of the Ward, 148;
only those summoned to attend, 251,
274, 289
Elger, John, 83
Ellesnam, Peter, 112
Elman, John, 356
Elmham, John, 77
Elstowe, John, 131
Elsynge, Bartholomew, 370, 403
Ely, Bishop of, Thomas Arundel, 302,
372
Elyngeham, John, the King's Serjeant-at-arms, 418
Elyngtone, William, 424
Elyot, William, 159, 278
Elys, John, 236, 398
John, 424
Beatrix, wife of, daughter
of William Wyght, 424
Roger, elected Alderman of
Aldersgate, 59, 118, 164, 230, 263,
284, 304, 393, 409; elected Sheriff,
425
59, 61, 64, 77, 78, 92,
118, 124, 135, 137, 164, 168, 169,
176, 195, 230, 237, 246, 247, 249,
251, 255, 263, 272, 276, 284, 287,
289, 295, 304, 313, 320, 357, 378,
393, 397, 399, 401, 409, 415, 417,
424, 426, 429, 433, 434
Stephen, 412
William, 37, 337
Em, John, 397
Embracers to be punished, 192
Enefeld, mill for fulling cloth at, 37
Enefeld, Thomas de, 143
Enmede, John, 326
Enterdrene, John, 364
Erche, William, of Bishop Hatfield, 184
Erhethe (Erith, co. Kent), nets seized
belonging to fishermen of, 86, 154,
426, 427
Erl, Thomas, 239
Ermylyn, Thomas, 403
Ermyn, Thomas, 202
Ernele, Mark, 91, 280, 327
Erntone, William, 358
Escheats unlawfully made to the King,
314
"Esperaunce,"a device called, attached to a girdle, 441
Essex, John, 197, 402
Matthew de, 144
Roger, 115
William, elected M.P. for the
City, 20, 198, 211; removed from
the Common Council, 64; restored,
176; flees to escape prosecution,
304, 306; deprived of franchise, id.;
citizens to make oath to abjure the
opinions of, 315
draper, 20, 24, 27, 38, 41,
42, 64, 198, 210, 211
Est, William, appointed Bailiff of
Southwark, 447; the gate on London Bridge granted to, id.; reversion of his place as Serjeant to the
Mayor, 451
Estbroke, Richard, 238, 280, 284
Estby, William, 114
Estone, John, elected Alderman of
Bassishaw, 88, 148, 178; ditto Cheap,
230; ditto Coleman Street, 284, 304
23, 28, 36, 62, 72, 88, 92,
98, 99, 102, 104, 105, 117, 124, 152,
153, 154, 178, 185, 195, 198, 206,
219, 230, 237, 246, 247, 249, 251,
270, 280, 284, 286, 287, 289, 295,
304
"Estrichbeer,"365
Eteclowe, William, 271
Eton, near Windsor, 386
Etone, "le park de," 330
Evenynge, Ralph, 63
Everard, Alan, 449
Everdone, William, 250
Everose, John, 285
Everyngham, John, 151
Evesham, Thomas, 125, 237, 270, 280,
333, 345
Evote, William, elected Alderman of
Coleman Street, 393; ditto Cripplegate, 409
Evote, William, 271, 308, 333, 378,
393, 399, 401, 409, 415, 417, 425,
433, 434, 439, 440, 444
"Evynchepynges,"ordinance touching, 391
Ewelle, John, 130
Excestre, Robert de, Prior of Christchurch and Alderman, 378, 380, 386
Roger, 42, 212, 235, 239
Exchange. See Money-changer.
Exchequer, the, John Hermesthorp
one of the Chamberlains of, 294;
removed to York, 378; outstanding
tallies to be returned into, the Sheriffs
being about to render their accounts,
390
Executors, their duty to answer for
debts of testator, whether by specialty
or not, 122
Exeter, Bishop of, Thomas Brantingham, 79, 80
Exmuthe, William de, 318
Extone, Nicholas, 146, 161
Johanna, wife of, late wife
of John Gille, 161
Nicholas, elected Alderman of
Billingsgate Ward, 178, 263, 283,
304, 324, 341, 352, 362; removed
from his Aldermanry, 196-7; his attitude in Parliament towards Northampton condemned and he to quit
the City, 204-5; restored to his
Aldermanry, 233; elected Sheriff,
249; elected M.P. for the City, 273,
elected Mayor, 290, 320; summoned
to Windsor, 321; asks the King to
be discharged from the Mayoralty,
321n.; declared by Parliament to
have not acted prejudicially to the
City, 331
137, 150, 170, 178, 185,
187, 196, 197, 203, 204, 205, 227,
246, 249, 251, 256, 257, 263, 266,
272, 273, 276, 280, 283, 286, 287,
289, 290, 291, 292, 293, 294, 295,
296, 297, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304,
305, 308, 309, 311, 312, 313, 314,
315, 316, 318, 319, 320, 322, 323,
324, 326, 327, 328, 329, 330, 331,
335, 341, 344, 347, 352, 362, 380,
386
Thomas, elected M.P. for the
City, 404
Thomas, goldsmith, 424, 425
Thomas, 235, 239, 246, 254, 270,
275, 281, 299, 300, 344, 444
Eye, Matilda de, 198
William, 25n.
Eynesham, William, elected Alderman of Bishopsgate Ward, 118
Eynesham, William (de), 3, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 26,
29, 31, 32, 33, 35, 44, 45, 48, 49,
51, 52, 53, 63, 66, 70, 71, 73, 76,
79, 82, 83, 84, 91, 96, 99, 102,
103, 105, 119, 125, 136, 168
Eyot, William, 94
Eystone, John, 42
F
Fairauntre, John, 273
Fairchild, Peter, 212
Felicia, wife of, daughter
of Roger Reygate, 212
Fairs, the citizens to have their own
Wardens at, 222
Fakenham, Edmund, 47, 431
Fanasseverne, John, 17
Fanattenowe, John, 151
Fanbelle, Giles, 151
Fanchirche, parish of, 1
Fanherpe, Arnald, 151
Fanilour, Peter, his gift to the Guildhall Chapel, 339
Fant, Thomas, 216
Farendone, Farndone, Nicholas de,
105, 243
Thomas de, 85
Farnham, Adam, 112
Farringdon Ward, Aldermen of:
Barantyn, Drew, 409
Boxford, Robert, 59, 118, 164
Fraunceis, John, 213, 230, 247,
263, 284, 304, 325, 341, 352,
362, 393
Rote, John, 178
Twyford, Nicholas, 89, 147
assessment of, 3; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 131; to send
six representatives to Common
Council, 228; sends twenty-four,
239; sends fourteen, 281; sends
thirteen, 332; William Lyncoll,
Deputy of, 247; inhabitants desire
to lay a new water-conduit, 354; to
have two Aldermen, 407; the same
to be approved by the King, 408
Farringdon Ward Without, John
Fraunceys, Alderman of, 409
Farthings, struck at the Tower by
order of the Mayor and Aldermen
for use by bakers and brewers, 183,
184; not to be refused by clergy in
payment for masses, &c., id.
Fastolf, Hugh, elected Alderman of
Aldersgate, 163; ditto Tower, 230,
263; ditto Bridge, 284, 304, 325,
341; elected M.P. for the City, 168;
elected Sheriff, 313; a false report
of his having been arrested by the
King's orders, 330
Fastolf, Hugh, 125, 163, 169, 230, 246,
247, 251, 263, 272, 276, 284, 287,
289, 304, 313, 316, 320, 325, 327,
330, 331, 335, 341, 342, 344, 347
Faucer, Richard, 131, 333
Fauconer, John, 232
Faun, Robert, 353
Johanna, wife of, daughter
of Walter Buk, 353
Faunt, Salamon, 48, 182
Faye, Daniel, 25n.
Fekynham, John, 288; grant of mansion over Aldersgate to, 284
Felde, William, condemned to the
pillory for extorting money by false
pretences, 18-19
Felstede, Luke, 28
Feltone, Robert, 330
Thomas de, 19
Sir Thomas de, 414
Mary, daughter of, wife of
John Cursun, Knt., 414
Femmotte, Richard, 388
Ferant, Feraunt, John, 23, 28, 131
Ferie, Peter, 25
"Ferlyng measures" to be used for
sale of ale, 183
Fermer, Adam, 171, 270, 333
Ferne, John, 371, 381
Margaret, wife of, daughter
of Robert Cok, 371, 381
Ferrour, Thomas, 345
Fery, John, 133, 149, 202, 212
Fether, James, 269
Fetherby, Robert, 29
"Feveres" (Smiths), mistery of, 41
Figge, Simon, 174
Filiol, Fylyol, John, 197, 203, 204
Fire, precautions to be taken against,
28, 92, 128, 165
Firmarie, Robert, 77
Fish, ordinances regulating sale of,
121, 137, 142-3, 175, 190-1, 192-3,
203, 209, 243, 274-5, 447-8; all
engines in the Thames destructive
of, to be removed, 143; assize of
nets for catching, 159; unfit for
food condemned, 185, 197; brought
on horseback, not to be unloaded
in Southwark, 193; brought by
foreigners to be unloaded at places
prescribed, 194; not to be fore
stalled, id.; surveyors of nets appointed, 235-6, 253; unwholesome,
stored in a cellar near the "Herber," 349; sweet-water, to be sold
in Cornhill or Westchepe, 373
Fishmongers, ordinances made temp.
Northampton, Mayor, regulating the
trade of, 190-1, 192-3; to be subject
to the rule of the Mayor and Aldermen, 223, 226; repeal of statute
restricting trade by, 226; foreign,
prevented bringing fish to the City,
192; regulations touching sale of
fish by, 192, 193, 194; insulted by
Adam Carlille, 197; encouraged by
Parliament, 209; the same discouraged, id., note; to trade freely,
226; free, not to be partners with
strangers, 244; foreign, not to sell
by retail in the City, 447; letters
patent granting privileges to, exclusive of foreigneis, id; allowed to
hold their "leyhalmod" twice a
year, 448
mistery of, sends six members
to the Common Council, 42, 59;
four members of, to give evidence
on lawfulness of nets 86; certain
members of, appointed to survey
nets in Thames and Medway, 87;
to appoint men to search for merchant strangers trading in the City,
90; complain of an assault made
on a member, 98; form of oath to
be taken by Wardens of, 142-3; appoints Wardens for Old Fish Street
and Bridge Street, 143; neglect to
bring in their charters, 193; Masters
sworn, 403
Fisshe, Fysshe, Thomas, 197, 291,
346, 416
Fitz Alan, Richard, Earl of Arundel,
80, 321
Fitz Hugh, Fitz Hewe, William, 125,
238, 280, 333, 400
Fitz Johan, Edmund, 1
Fitz Pieres, William, 187
Fitz Robert, Robert, 280
Flanders, Louis, Count of, 99
Flanders, merchants of, allowed free
traffic with England 99; a threatened
invasion from, 269; negotiations
between England and, 340; protection granted to certain merchants of,
340
See also Weavers.
Flant, Thomas, 13
Flecchers, mistery of, its separation
from the Bowyers, 11n.; sends two
members to the Common Council,
43; Masters sworn, 273, 292,
318
Fleet Street, the conduit in, inundations caused by, 326
Flemynge, John, 37
Flete, John, 117
Agnes, daughter of, 117
Isabella, daughter of, wife
of Stephen Grace, 117
Johanna, wife of, afterwards wife of Henry Abbot, 117
Margaret, daughter of, 117
"Flete,"a hithe called, 117
Flete, the, iubbish not to be cast into,
247
Flexwyf, Cristina, 115
Alice, servant of, 115
Florence, merchants of, their goods
taken into the King's hand, 55; the
Pope's action against, id.
"Floundres" in the Thames, 279
"Flourman, William, 34
Nicholas, son of, 34
Foche, Nicholas, admitted Surveyor
of streets, 355
Folvile, Folvylle, John, 45
Robert, 388
Foot, otherwise Maryns, John, 291.
See also Maryns.
Ford, Thomas, 339
Foreigners, not to be brokers, 53; not
to keep hostels, id.; not to sell by
retail, id.; poultry brought into the
City by foreign poulterers, and afterwards removed outside the City to
be sold, declared forfeited, 158;
to sell their goods within forty days,
222
See also Merchant Strangers.
Forest, charter of the, 63
Forestalment of victuals coming to the
City, 13, 134
Forster, John, 235, 239, 271, 281,
332, 373, 375, 378, 399
Richard, 113, 144, 185, 186
Elizabeth, daughter of, wife
of John Bramstone, 185, 186
Emma, wife of, afterwards
wife of John Munstede, 186
Johanna, daughter of, 185,
186
Margaret, daughter of, 185,
186
Richard, 316, 323
Idonia, wife of, daughter
of William Knyghtcote, 316, 323
Richard, 290, 401, 402
Salamon, 442
William, 33
Dionisia, daughter of, 33
Isabella, daughter of, 33
William, son of, 33
William, 272
"Fosshes" of fur, 30n.
Fot, William, 165
Founders, mistery of, sends two members to the Common Council, 43;
ordinances of, 348; Masters sworn,
356, 369, 389, 416
Fourbour, John le, 103
Fox, John, 389
Foxcote, John, 21
Foxtone, John (de), 93, 206
France, the war with, 8, 22, 26, 29,
31, 33, 73, 74-5, 251, 252, 269, 342,
414, 450
Charles, King of, 211
Frankeleyn, John, 270, 281, 378, 399
Thomas, 270, 402
Fratyng, William, 76
Fraunceys, Adam, 114, 146, 170
Agnes, wife of, 170
executors of, give 500
marks towards repair of the Conduit, 108; his gift to the Guildhall
Chapel, 178, 339
Edmund, 236, 357, 415
Elias, 148
Elias, son of, 148
John, elected Alderman of Farringdon Ward, 213, 230, 263, 284,
304, 325, 341, 352, 362, 393; ditto
Farringdon Without, 409; elected
Sheriff, 355
42, 90, 94, 99, 125, 147,
198, 213, 218, 219, 233, 235, 237,
246, 247, 249, 251, 263, 272, 276,
284, 286, 287, 289, 295, 304, 313,
320, 322, 325, 332, 335, 342, 344,
347, 355, 358, 359, 362, 368, 378,
380, 385, 386, 387, 391, 393, 399,
401, 409, 415, 417, 426, 433, 434,
439, 440, 444, 449, 451
Peter, merchant of Florence, 114
Richard, 28
Alice, wife of, daughter of
John Reigner, 28
Richard, 397
Robert, goldsmith, 38, 41, 42
removed from the Common Council, 64; judgment against,
reversed, 176
Simon, 178
Walter, 411
William, 35, 42, 375
William, 410
Johanna, wife of, daughter
of John Tiddesbury, 410
Fraunkeleyn, Frankeleyn, John, 126,
239, 333, 364
Robert, 389
Simon, 76
Thomas, 76, 152
Free-bench, 253
Freek, Freke, Thomas, 281, 332
Freemen, not to pay custom on lampreys, 24; wills of, to take effect
notwithstanding vagueness, &c., 106;
non-resident, to be assessed for tallages, &c., 146; names of those
assessed, 146-7
Freman, Nicholas, 181
Cristina, wife of, 181
Fremelyngham, John, 246
Fremelyngham, William, 280, 334, 367.
See also Frenyngham.
Frenkysshe, William, pretends to be
a son of the Earl of Ormond, 312
Frensch, Richard, 152
Frenshe, John, spurrier, on London
Bridge, 274
Frensshe, Janyn, 63
John, 353, 403
Margaret, wife of, daughter of John Frensshe, 353
Richard, 394
Simon, 43
Thomas, 174, 356
Thomas, 441, 442
Johanna, wife of, afterwards wife of Thomas Prouse, 441
John, son of, 441, 442
Thomas, son of, 441
William, 10
Frenyngham, William, 378, 415, 434.
See also Fremyngham.
Freshforce, assize of, 402
Fresshe, Frosshe, John, 24
Juliana, wife of, widow of
Nicholas Pluket, 24
John, appointed a collector of
the poll-tax, 157; renders account,
164; elected Alderman of Bassishaw, 164; ditto Cordwainer Street
Ward, 263, 284, 304, 325, 341, 352,
362, 393, 408
elected Sheriff, 249; elected
M.P. for the City, 404; elected
Mayor, 417
126, 135, 157, 164, 168,
169, 176, 195, 239, 246, 249, 251,
263, 266, 272, 276, 280, 284, 285,
287, 289, 291, 299, 304, 313, 325,
335, 341, 342, 347, 352, 357, 359,
362, 367, 368, 378, 380, 385, 386,
391, 393, 401, 408, 414, 415, 418,
419, 420, 422, 423, 424, 425, 426
Frestlyng, Bartholomew, 14, 36, 40,
41, 46, 47, 54, 59, 94
Fretone, Thomas, 308
Frewey, John, 431
Friars Minors, church of, 376, 392
Order of, Robert Hyndone, Warden, 390; an apostate from the Order
to be given up to the Warden, id.
Fromond, John, 117
Frosshe. See Fresshe.
Frost, Reginald, 217
Froweyn, John, 403
Frowyk, Henry, one of the founders
of the College in the Guildhall
Chapel, 178
Roger de, his chantries in Guildhall Chapel, 137
Mary, wife of, 137
Fryseby, Roger, Rector of the church
of St. Michael le Quern, 89
Frythe, William, 238
Fulbek, Thomas, 152
Fulbourne, William, 254
Fulhardy, Walter, 21
Fuller, Adam, 10
Roger, 37
Fullers, mistery of, Wardens elected,
38; sends four members to the
Common Council, 43
Masters sworn, 77, 97, 171,
202, 274, 292, 318, 337, 346, 356,
388, 402, 416
Fulling, urine or "syge" for fulling
cloth forbidden, 37; not to be done
under foot, but by hand, 366
Fulthorpe, Roger de, 56, 85
Fungry, William, 216, 416, 449
Furneux, John, elected Alderman of
Bread Street, 214
51, 94, 108, 126, 216, 219,
245, 246, 254, 271, 281, 287, 291,
324, 333, 378
Furs, unlawfully mixed, 29, 30, 101-2,
158, 159, 161, 232, 262, 324
Fusters, mistery of, Masters sworn,
18, 76, 370, 389; Surveyors sworn,
17
Fychet, William, 89, 365
Fyffide, Fyfide, &c., John, 12, 14, 38,
40, 46, 47, 54, 124
Ralph, 274
Richard, 203
Fykeldene, Peter, 375
Fynch, John, 255, 363
Richard, 255
Thomas, 159
Fyndone, John, 130
Thomas, 429
Elizabeth, wife of, afterwards wife of John Bisshop, 429
Johanna, daughter of, 429
Matilda, daughter of, 429
"Fynour,"423, 429
Fyolet, William, 17
Fysshe. See Fisshe.
G
"Galyngale,"murage to be paid on,
297
Gambone, William, 113
Game, John, 62, 69, 114
Garbling, ordinances touching, 400,
406-7; Thomas Halfmark appointed
Garbler, 407
Gardiner, Gardyner, John, Keeper of
the Postern, 9
John, Warden of the Hospital of
St. Mary de Bethlem, 165, 338
Simon, 37, 38, 86, 181, 292, 402
Garendon. See Gerendon.
Garnet, John, 340
Thomas, 237, 270, 280, 300, 333,
344
Garnowe, Richard, 175
Gartone, Hugh de, 105
John de, 52, 144
John, son of, 52, 144
Gascoigne, William, 335
Gascone, Aldebrand, 27. See also
Lumbard.
Gate, Roger, 363
Gay, John, 363
Gaysho, John, 18
Gayte, John, 351
Geddynge, Richard, 346
Geffroun, Robert, 25
Gele, William, 356
Geoffrey the Tanner, 46
"George" as a Christian name, early
mention, 326
Gerard, Hugelyn, 406
John, 175, 182
Walter, 43
Gerendon (Garendon, co. Leic),
monastery of St. Mary at, 348
Gerland, Richard, 126
Gerveys, William, of Milk Street, 126
Geynesburgh, Richard, 397
Gibbe, John, 322
"Gibesers,"34
Giffard, Richard, 143, 195
Gilbert, John, Bishop of Hereford, 80,
95
Gildeford, Robert, 365. See also
Guldeford.
Gildenmelle, William, 6
Gilemyn, John, 67
Gille, Gyle, John, 15, 28, 42, 125,
160, 161
Johanna, wife of, 160
Margaret, daughter of, wife
of John Sibille, 160, 161
Richard, 438
Gillowe, William, de Hadham, 113
Gillynge, Richard, 29
Gillyngham, Henry, 112
Gilot, William, 240, 280
Girdelere, Gurdeler, Robert, 124
Robert, 310
Thomas, son of, 310
Thomas, elected M.P. for the
City, 286
Thomas, 165, 216, 235, 238,
246, 249, 252, 271, 273, 280, 299,
300
Girdlers condemn badly tanned leather,
93
Girdlers, mistery of, Masters sworn,
16, 76, 96, 132, 151, 202, 221, 250,
274, 291, 336, 346, 356, 388, 402,
416; ordinances of, 34; sends four
members to the Common Council,
43, 59
Gisebourne, Gysbourne, Walter, 221
William, 114
Gladwye, John, 76
Glastone, Eustace de, 71
Alice, daughter of, wife of
John Cartone or Gartone, 71, 72
John, son of, 71, 72
John de, clerk, 71, 72
Glattone
alias Newetone, a prisoner
in Newgate, 285
Glaziers, mistery of, Masters sworn,
222, 370. See also Verneis.
Glemesford, John, 186
Richard, 125, 131, 239
Thomas, 271
Glendale, William, of "Dounfriz," 174
Gloucester, Parliament of 1378 hold
at, 97
Gloucester, Earl of, his cross in Chepe,
131n.
Gloucester, Thomas, Duke of, reported
to have assaulted John Chircheman,
330; appointed among others to
inquire into the City's government,
380; arrested, 437, 438
Gloucestre, Henry de, 105
Thomas, 77, 150, 57, 291, 311
Glovers, mistery of, no member to sell
wares on Sundays or great Festivals,
21; Masters sworn, 21, 132, 171,
346, 356, 417
Gnytyng (Guytyng ?), Richard, 368
Margery, wife of, formerly
wife of John Salpertone, 368
Gobolt, Gobaud, John, 112, 113
Godard, John, 435
Martin, 132, 273, 356, 397
Matthew (Martin ?), 346
Reginald, 221
Richard, 43, 131
Richard, 435
Margery, wife of, 435
Godard, Walter, 102
William, 425
Godchepe, Goudchepe, Goodchep,
Hamo, Sheriff, 144
Henry, 113
John, 202, 221, 250, 366
Laurence, 403
Godchild, Goudchild, Goodchild,
Richard, 13, 44, 239
Godeburgh, John, 366
Godefray, John, 366, 403, 404
William, 87
Godele, John, 132
Godeman, Walter, 418
John, son of, 418, 419
Godesfast, Roger, 388, 416
Godessone, Nicholas, elected Alderman of Candlewick Street Ward, 58
58, 61, 64, 77, 78
Godhewe, Goudhewe, Goodhewe, William, 42, 187, 212, 221, 418
'Godmechestre" (Godmanchester),
181
Godriche, Robert, 134
Alice, wife of, 134
Simon, 221, 336, 451
William, 43
Godyn, Henry, 239, 281, 359, 360
John, son of, 360
Margaret, daughter of, wife
of Roger Lughtburghe, 359
Godynge, Alexander, 357
Gofaire, Govaire, John, 130, 171, 187,
334
Goldbeter, Hankyn, 333
Goldcok, Peter, 217
Goldesburgh, John, 171, 356
Goldfynche, John, 96
Goldryng, John, 43, 239-40, 281, 375,
413, 428
Goldsmiths, an affray between Pepperers and, 99; to have private
marks, 134; commissioners of assay
of silver vessels appointed, id.
mistery of, 34; sends six members
to the Common Council, 42; to
appoint men to search for merchant
strangers trading in the City, 90
Goldynge, William, 363, 397
Goldyngham, Thomas, 45
Isabella, wife of, 45
Thomas, son of, 45; enters
the abbey of Croxtone, id.
William, son of, 45
Goldyngtone, Thomas, Rector of St.
Christopher's, 9
Golythte, William, 25n.
Goman, John, 44, 77, 151, 152
Goodburgh, John, 404
Goodehep. See Godchepe.
Goodehild. See Godchild.
Goodhewe. See Godhewe.
Goodsire, Thomas, 238, 271
Gorlefyn, Laurence, 356
Gornefen, Laurence, 337
Gorynge, William, 42, 151, 202, 318,
334
Gosewellestrete, the Earl of Suffolk's
garden in, 398
Gosselyn, Fdward, 66
Agnes, daughter of, wife
of Peter atte Hethe, 66
Alice, wife of, 66
Edward, son of, 67
Isabella, daughter of, 67
Goudchepe. See Godchepe.
Goudohyld. See Godchild.
Goudgrom, John, 339
Goudhewe. See Godhewe.
Govaire. See Gofaire.
Grace, Geoffrey, sworn Master-Sur-geon, 352
John, 168
Margaret, wife of, sometime
wife of John Hothom and Walter
Sibile, 167, 168
Richard, 125, 281
Stephen, 117
Isabella, wife of, daughter
of John Flete, 117
Thomas, 369
Gracechurch, the Pavement at, used
as a cornmarket, 133
Gracechurch Street, 180
Gracian, Peter, a Lombard, admitted
a broker, 272
Graftone, Thomas, 412
Grandone, John, 90
Grantham, John, 112, 126, 240, 270
William, 405
"Granthamlane,"steps to be made
down to the Thames from end of,
182
Grantone, John de, 20
Gras, William le, 144
Graveney, John, 332
John, senior, 281
Gray, the Lord, 372
Great Balance, the, weigher at, elected
by Pepperers, 22; his fees, id.;
to render account of weekly profit
to the Sheriffs, id.
Great Conduit, the, opposite the church
of St. Thomas de Acon, 354.
See also Conduit.
Gregory, Richard, 238, 270, 333
Grendone, Edmund, 412
Grendone called "Credelle," William,
34
Grene, John, 37, 329
Grenecob, Grenecobbe, Henry, 43, 240,
332, 337
Grenefeld, John, 115
Grenehulle, William, 369
Grevel, William, de Campedene, 146
Grey, John, 67, 68
Richard, 262
Greystoke, Richard, 435
Constance, wife of, formerly wife of Michael Herland, 435
Grigge, Grygge, Geoffrey, 73, 124,
239, 281, 287
Grille, Reginald, 406
Grinder, Richard, 312
Grocers, mistery of, brokers sworn,
21, 76, 199, 200; sends six members to the Common Council, 42,
59; to appoint men to search for
merchant strangers trading in the
City, 90; searchers sworn, 91;
ordinances touching garbling, 400;
nominate Garbler, 407
See also Pepperers.
Grom, Richard, 47
William, 47
Grone, John, 257
Groos, John, surveyor of bakers, 108
John, 260, 261
Grubbe, Peter, 351
Grym, Thomas, 86, 426
Guildhall Chapel, chantry of Thomas
Legge in, 10; the same of Roger
de Frowyk, 137; lease of a house
to College of Chaplains in, 178-9;
presentation of a wax candle to, by
way of penance, 323, 326; petition
by Warden and chaplains of, for a
sum of money to repair their property, 339
Guilds and Fraternities, their charteis,
&c., to be returned into Chancery,
336. See also Misteries.
Guldeford, Henry (de), called "le
Mareschal," his chantry in St
Paul's, 315, 338
Guphey, Robert, 317, 333
Guytyng. See Gnytyng.
Gyle, Gylle. See Gille.
Gyllyngham, Henry, 77
Gyn, Walter, 37
Gyngevere, Gyngiver, Walter, 50,
273, 308, 312
Gyrn', Edmund, 414
Gysbourne. See Gisebourne.
H
Haberdashers of hats, 366
mistery of, sends two members
to the Common Council, 43; sends
four, 59; Masters sworn, 250, 273,
416
Hackney, leper house at, 9, 343
Hadde
alias Lightfoot, John, 354
Elizabeth, daughter of,
wife of William Kyntone, 354
John, son of, 354
Katherine, wife of, afterwards wife of Henry Yevelee, 354
"Haddele,"castle of, 35
Haddele, John, elected Alderman of
Tower Ward, 6, 89, 147, 177, 408;
ditto Lime Street Ward, 263, 283,
304, 324, 341, 351, 362
elected Sheriff, 12
elected M.P. for the City,
55, 98, 117, 168, 230, 252, 273,
286, 355, 359
elected Mayor, 137, 401
6, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 24,
25, 35, 36, 40, 41, 46, 47, 54, 55,
72, 73, 79, 80, 83, 87, 89, 90, 94,
95, 98, 102, 104, 105, 106, 108,
118, 119, 123, 124, 132, 135, 136,
137, 139, 140, 141, 142, 147, 148,
149, 150, 152, 153, 154, 156, 195,
197, 198, 200, 218, 245, 246, 247,
252, 263, 272, 276, 280, 282, 283,
285, 286, 287, 289, 295, 299, 304,
313, 320, 322, 324, 331, 335, 341,
342, 347, 352, 355, 359, 362, 367,
368, 378, 380, 386, 387, 395, 398,
401, 405, 406, 408, 411, 413, 415,
417, 425, 426, 433, 434, 439, 440,
444
Haghe, William, 131
Hake, Hakke, John, 211
Idonia, wife of, daughter
of Edward Camber, 211
Robert, 13, 96
Hakeneye, Michael, 34, 52, 185
Haket, Adam, 295
William, son of, 295
Haldene, William (de), surrenders his
Aldermanry of Chepe, 7; elected
Alderman of Lime Street Ward, id.
7, 12, 14, 16, 17, 19, 36,
40, 41, 46, 106, 118
Hale, Richard, 280
William, 97
Hales, Robert de, Prior of the Hospital
of St. John of Jerusalem and Admiral
of the Fleet, 50, 118,
Halfmark, Thomas, appointed Garbler
of spices and "Pollicier" of wax,
407
"Halfwoxefisshe,"stockfish called,
299
Haliwelle, Thomas, 412
Halle, John, 179, 189, 365, 381
Halle, otherwise Botkysham, John,
442
Walter, 158
Halley, Nicholas, 43
Hally, Hugh, 419
Halom, Robert, 270
Halstede, Edmund, 111, 146, 345, 387
John, 345
Edmund, son of, 345
Isabella, daughter of, 345
Johanna, daughter of, 345
John, son of, 345
Lucy, daughter of, 345
Margaret, daughter of, 345
Ralph, 111, 111n.
John, son of, 111
Halstede (co. Kent), John Neuton,
Rector of, 338
Haltone, William, 382
Halyday, John, 232
"Halymotz,"courts called, held by
Bakers in the church of St. Thomas
de Acres, 207
Halywell, Thomas, 101
"Hamel" (Hamble ?), ships to be
sent to, 22
Hamelyn, John, 1
Hamme, Stephen, 375, 437
Hammersmyth, 255
Hamond, Adam, 351
Henry, 174
John, of Barnet, 23
Hamptone, Walter, 216
Hanaps, ale to be sold by measure and
not in, 337; taverners to supply
their customers with, 337n.
Hand-mills to be used for making
bread, owing to scarcity of water,
136
Hanefeld, Hanfeld, John (pepperer),
327, 445
Hanekyn, John, 195
Hanelok (Havelok ?), Robert, 131, 333
Hanemere, Hannemere, David, 264,
294
Hannay, John, 22, 199
Hannele, William, 237
Hanse, Teutonics of the. See Almaine.
Haper, William, 332
Hardegray, Thomas, 238
Hardy, John, 35, 37, 91
William, 10
Hardynge, Thomas, 37, 113, 274
Hare, Thomas, 21
William, 312, 369
Harengeye, Haryngeye, Edmund, 91,
92
Robert, 125, 239, 267, 332
Harewe, Harowe, William, 339, 366
"Hargh" (Harrow ?), 289
Harlots, not to wear fur, 176
Harlowe, Richard, 366
Harpesfeld, Nicholas, 96
Johanna, wife of, afterwards wife of John Manytone, 96
John, son of, 96
Robert, son of, 96
Harwell, John, Serjeant-at-arms, 306
Haselwode, John, 411
Hasemere, Thomas, de Cioydone, 73
Hatfeld, John, 15, 238
John, 411
Thomas, son of, 411
his chantries in church of
St. Bennet Gracechurch and Chapel
of St. Thomas on London Bridge, 411
Richard, 75, 130, 235, 239, 249,
252, 271, 280, 332
Robert, 165 170, 171
Robert, son of, 165, 170,
171
Robert, elected Alderman of
Langbourn Ward, 118
12, 14, 16, 36, 40, 41,
46, 47, 54, 118, 121, 124, 135, 136
Hatfield Broad Oak, co. Essex, 192
Hats, haberdashers of, 366
Hatters, mistery of, masters swoin,
337, 416
Haukenele, John, de Watford, 23
Haukere, Thomas, 238
Haukeswelle, Roger, 284, 332
Hauteyn, Thomas, 119
"Hautpas,"173n.
Havelok, Robert, 126, 239, 257, 270,
281. See also Hanelok.
Haverhille, Haverylle, John, 130, 202,
270, 339
Haverynge, writ dated from, 51
Hawe, William, 125, 235, 239, 246,
270, 281
Hawethorn, William, 389
Hawks found straying to be reported
to the Sheriff, 4
Hay, &c., proclamation regulating the
sale of, 288
Hay, Haye, John, 71, 345
Richard, 37, 345
Thomas, 423
Haydok, Richard, 237
Haydone, John, 201, 337
Hayne, John, 360
Haytfeld, John, 112, 114
Hebbe, Robert, 76, 126
Hede, Hugh, 10
Hedyche, Richard, 79
Johanna, daughter of, 79
Margery, daughter of, 79
Hedyer, John, 206
Hedyngham, John, 114
Heende. See Hende.
Hegge, John del, 133
Helpestone, John, 206
Alice, daughter of, wife of
John Trumpyngtone, 206
Thomas, son of, 206
Helstone, John, threatened with an
"appeal" for receiving thieves, 328,
329
Hemyngburgh, Richard, 142
Hende, Heende, John elected Alderman
of Candlewick Street Ward, 118, 163,
230, 263, 284, 304, 325, 341, 352,
362; ditto Walbrook, 408
appointed collector of poll
tax, 157; renders account, 164;
elected Sheriff, 168; elected Mayor,
368; removed from the Mayoralty
by the King, 379; arrested by the
King's orders, 383; pardoned, id.
48, 51, 118, 121, 125, 136,
157, 163, 168, 169, 182, 188, 195,
207, 230, 235, 237, 246, 247, 249,
251, 263, 266, 272, 276, 284, 286,
287, 289, 291, 295, 304, 320, 325,
338, 341, 342, 347, 352, 359, 362,
368, 374, 376, 377, 380, 382, 386,
408, 439, 440, 442, 444
John, diaper, 366
Henry I., his charter of a Fan to the
Prior of St. Bartholomew, 70
Henwyk (Heuwyk ?), Robert, 43
"Herber,"the, 349n.
"Herber,"la, a house in Walbrook
called, 385
Herbury, Henry, elected M.P. for the
City, 230, 252, 273
74, 94, 99, 157, 164, 235,
238, 246, 249, 280, 286, 287, 299,
300, 313, 333
Herdwyk, John, 416
Hereford, Bishop of, John Gilbert, 80,
95
Hereforde, John, 292
"Herethe" (Erith, co. Kent), unlawful nets found at, 86, 154, 426,
427
Herkstede, William, 327 415
Johanna, daughter of, wife
of Roger Culney, 327
Margaret, daughter of, 327
Thomas, son of, 327, 415
Herland, Michael, 435
Alice, daughter of, wife of
John Ryngsone, 435
Constance, wife of, afterwards wife of Richard Greystoke,
435
Herlawe, Richard, 403, 413, 418
William, 202
Herlowe, John, 366
Herm', Richard, 112
Hermesthorpe, John, clerk, 45
John, Warden of the Hospital
of St. Katherine near the Tower, 283
John, of the King's Exchequer,
294
Hermitage, the, near Cripplegate, 252
Herrings, price of, prescribed, 196,
202
Hert, William, 206, 385
Hertwell, Thomas, 441
Hervy, Hervey, Richard, 115
Thomas, 33
William, to exercise the office of
Aulnager, 140
Hervyle, Walter, 43, 238, 307
Matilda, wife of, afterwards
wife of Thomas Baktone, 307
Richard, son of, 307
"Hese" (Hayes, co. Middlesex), 289
Hethyngham, John, 26
Heuwyk. See Henwyk.
Heved, Thomas, 37
Heyesterre, John, 363
Heylesdone, John, 42, 267
Alice, daughter of, wife of
John Gournay, 267
Margaret, daughter of, 267
John, elected Alderman of Cordwainer Street Ward, 58, 164, 213;
elected Sheriff, 135
58, 61, 78, 94, 124, 135,
136, 137, 149, 152, 153, 164, 168,
169, 176, 195, 215, 218
Heyward, John, 339
Thomas, 239, 280
Higham, John, 151, 175
High Cross in Chepe, 131n., 168
Highways, repair of, 54, 134, 145,
155, 156
Hill, William, 412
Hillary, John, 389
Hille, Alan, 412
John, 281, 369, 427
Hillestone, John, 413
Avice, wife of, 413
Hiltone, Thomas, 107
Hobbok, Huboe, Robert, 132, 151
Hockele, Hoklee, John, 10, 52, 76
Hodemaker, William, 403
Hodesdone, Edmund, 238-9, 333
Sewal, 129
Hodessone, John, 266
Johanna, wife of, daughter
of Thomas Skynner, 266
Hoggeslade, Hogslade, Walter, 18,
23, 152, 312, 326
Hoke, John, 117, 150
Isabella, wife of, afterwards wife of Nicholas Abyndone,
150
Richard, brother of, 150
Robert, son of, 150
William, son of, 150
Richard, 318
Hokeday, 145n.
Hoklee. See Hockele.
Hokynge, John, 49
Holbeohe, John, 37, 97, 292, 318, 388
William, 17, 258
Holbournbrigge, nuisance caused by
butchers slaughtering beasts near,
372
Holbourne, Nicholas, 32, 33
Elizabeth, wife of, formerly
wife of Nicholas Donat, 32, 33
"Holbourne crosse,"236
Holbrok, "Ras," 186
Katherine, wife of, late
wife of Giles Van Avenel, 186
Holt, Holte, Adam, 150
John, 264, 322
"Holyland" (Heligoland), 175
Holy Trinity, near Queenhithe, Richard
Bromham, parson of church of, 414
Homercolt, John, 126, 127
Juliana, wife of, 126, 127
Honey Lane, 144
Honyford, Robert, 130, 238, 271, 280,
334
Honylane, Bartholomew de, 144
Honylee, Thomas, 43
Hoo, Alice, 339
Gilbert, 238
John, elected Alderman of Coleman Street Ward, 89, 148
72, 94, 99, 100n, 102,
104, 105, 108, 124, 129, 136, 153,
154, 195, 239, 246, 280
Nicholas, 281
Thomas, 357
Hopere, Walter, 130, 397
"Hoppyngbeer,"365
Hore, John, 130, 239, 271, 281, 333
John, de Berkynge, 23
Thomas, 229, 232
Horlee, John, 344
Horn, Horne, Geoffiey, 243
John, elected Alderman of Billingsgate, 58, 118, 163
6, 42, 58, 61, 64, 73, 77,
78, 79, 94, 118, 121, 125, 136, 147,
163, 166n., 168, 169, 176
John, de Northflete, 146
Nicholas, 24
John, son of, 24
William, 370
Horners, mistery of, sends two members to Common Councils, 43; Masters sworn, 356, 369, 389, 416;
ordinances, 363-4
Horold, Roger, 133, 149, 221
Horscroft, William, 21, 101, 238,
270
Horse-bread, not to be made by hostelers, 3; ingredients to be used in
making, 107
"Horsedoune,"203
Horshulle, Richard, 130, 226
Agnes, wife of, afterwards
wife of Nicholas Brandone, 226,
227
Dionisia, daughter of, 226
Flena, daughter of, 226,
227
John, son of, 226
Richard, son of, 226, 227
Horslee, Roger, 403
Horsman, Thomas, 240, 257, 280
"Horspole,"236
Horstone, William, 141, 169, 240,
257, 280, 424
Hortone, Thomas, 417
Horwode, Horewode, Fulk, 16, 206,
332
Thomas, 403, 413, 418
William, 175, 255, 365, 381
Agnes, daughter of, wife
of William Taverner, 255, 256
Johanna, wife of, afterwards wife of Thomas Boner, 256
William, son of, 255, 256,
365
Hosier Lane, 413
Hosiere, John, 225
Hostelers, not to make horse-bread,
3; chaiges for hav, &c., to be made
by, 27, 140; not to be foreigners,
53; their names to be kept by the
Aldermen of each Ward, 65, 66;
to be taxed for the City's defence at
the discretion of the Aldermen, 65;
infringing regulations, to be ie
ported by the Aldermen, 107; not
to buy horse bread of strangers
unless of good weight, 140; to
warn hosts bringing cloth to the
City of the regulations touching its
sale, 145; to be responsible for
their hosts, 167; not to sell ale by
retail unless brewed by themselves,
184; to provide themselves with
"ferlinges" for change, id.; complaints against, to be reported, 199;
to sell ale by certain measures,
201
"Hosyer' or "Curteys,"Hugh, 109
Hothom, John, 167, 168
Johanna, daughter of, 167
John, son of, 167
Margaret, daughter of, 167
Margaret, wife of, afterwards wife of Walter Sibile and
John Grace, 167, 168
John, 42, 71, 75, 90, 94, 126
Hotot, Nicholas, 387, 421
Alice, wife of, daughter of
Thomas Albon, 387
Houghton, Houghtone, Adam, Bishop
of St. Davids, 80
William, discharged from serving on juries, &c., 55
William, 99
Houtone, Thomas, 85
Huberd, William, 26
Mabel, wife of, 26
Robert, son of, 26
Hubert, Robert, 44
William, 103
Huboc. See Hobbok.
Hucksters, not to buy ale to sell again,
18n., 184, 209, 214, 215; their
dealings with bakers, 107n.; not to
stand in the street to sell fish, 121;
ply their trade in Southwark and
Westminster to escape City restrictions, 215; regulations of sale of
oysters and mussels by, 244
Hugefeld, Robert, 5
Custance, wife of, late wife
of Thomas Skynnere, 5
Hughlot, William, 295
Hugyn, John, 239
Hulle, John, 363
Huls, Hugh, 415
Hundene, Robert, 42
"Hundesdyche,"90
Hunte, John, 274, 312, 413
William, 356
Huntingdon, corn brought to the City
from, to be sold at Gracechuich, 133
Huntingdon, John, Earl of, 437
Hurers not to full caps at mills used
by fullers, 37, 47-8
misterv of, sends two members to the Common Council, 43;
Masters sworn, 45, 76, 96, 202,
221, 250, 356, 403; false caps condemned by officers of, 366, 413, 418,
431; ordinances of, 443
Husting, the, proceedings in error removed thence to St. Martin le Grand,
56; return as to City custom in
such cases, 58; fees for enrolments
in, at one time given to the Recorder,
100; falsification of a deed enrolled
in, punished by the pillory, 365
Huwet, John, 202, 302, 324, 330, 416
Hychene, John, 311
Hyde, John, 388
William, elected Sheriff, 449
239, 333, 378, 434
Hydyngham, John, 43, 112
Hydynghous, Henry, charged with
unlawfully mixing furs, 101-2
Hygyn, John, 423, 442
Hyhelm, Thomas, 403
Hylle, John, 332
Hyndon, Robert, Warden of the
Friars Minors, 376
Hynstok, John, sworn master-surgeon,
352
I
Ikford, Robert, 326
Imitour (Juntour ?), John, 25n.
Indictments, procedure to be followed
in bringing, 347
Ingelby, Thomas de, Commissioner
for gaol-delivery, 19
Ingoly, Robert, 370
Ingram, Simon, 422
Thomas, 339
Ippeswiche, John, 131
Ipre, John de, 80
Ipres, 217
Ireland, Duke of, Robert de Vere, 321
Ireland, natives of, to leave the City
for their own country by a certain
day, 412; proposed expedition in
force to, id.
Ireland, mantle of, 298
Irland, Irlond, Johanna, 45
Thomas, elected Alderman of
Cornhill Ward, 118, 163
118, 126, 135, 136, 163,
168, 169, 176, 195, 238, 334
Ironmongers, mistery of, sends four
members to the Common Council,
43; to appoint men to search for
merchant strangers trading in the
City, 90
Isaak, John, 232
"Isildone" (Islington), 436
Ismongere, Thomas, 76, 250
Italy, merchants from, complain of
having to pay scavage, 429-30
Ive, John, 28, 280
Ivory, William, 61, 126, 134, 240, 280
Johanna, wife of, 134
Ivyngho, Yvyngo, Robert, 43, 125,
239, 281, 332, 343
J
"Jackes" of satin, 678. See also
"Paltockes."
Jargevylle, Richard, 253, 292
Jarkevile, Richard, 171
Jerberge, William, 273
"Jernemouthe" (Yarmouth), 175
John "al Cok on the hope," 295
Joiners, mistery of, sends two members to the Common Council, 43;
ordinances of, 451
Jolyf, Robert, 174, 346
"Jonkere" (joukere ?), 175
"Jonkerie" (joukerie ?), 174n., 175
Jordan, Jurdan, Adam, 326
John, 130, 185, 240, 280, 334
Nicholas, 89, 239
William, 354
Josep, Stephen, 112, 114
Joynour, Laurence, 271, 334
Peter, 211, 216
Joynours, mistery of. See Joiners.
"Jubile,"book of City oidinances,
called, to be revised, 234-5; ordered
to be burnt, 235n., 303
Julyan, Henry, 345
Juntour (Imitour ?), John, 25n.
K
Kanynges, John, 67
Kardemakers. See Cardmakers.
Karlille. See Carlille.
Karmerdy, John, 358
John, son of, 358
Katryngtone, Kateryntone, John, 115,
427
Kave, William de, 132
Kegworth, Simon de, 93
Keleseye, Kelseye, Giles de, 42, 45
John, 221, 346, 380
Robert de, 143
Kelmare, Cristin, a discharged member
of the House of Almaine, admitted
a free subject of the realm, 278
Kelshille, Kelshulle, John, 170
William, 36, 41, 90, 94, 125,
143, 447
William, 394
Katherine, daughter of,
394, 395
Laurence, brother of, 395
Kelshulle, otherwise Conyers, William,
424
Kempe, John, 369
Kempestone, Roger, 326
Kendale, Robert, 62
Thomas, 96
Kenle, John de, 152
Kennington, the King's manor of, 69
Kent, Benedict, 426
John, 25n., 45, 63, 170, 274,
339, 422
Richard de, 429
Thomas de, 84, 302, 388
Kent, Earl of, Thomas, Constable of
the Tower, 386, 437
Kent, Sheriff of, writ to, for proclamation of charter of Richard II
to the City, &c., 87
Kent Street, Southwark, 318
Kentois, Kentoys, John, 43
"Kentone" on Thames, 278
"Kereseye,"a species of cloth, 298
Keresle, John, 115
Kestevene, John, 177, 179, 189, 405
Robert, 10, 112, 115, 167
Ketylthorpe, William, 350
Keue, Thomas, 77, 417
Kever, Ralph, 233
Isabella, wife of, daughter
of Thomas Wilgar and widow of
John Chaumpneys, 233
Keyleye, William, 130
Keys, Thomas, 412
Kilburne, the Priory of, 404; Lady
Emma St. Omer, Prioress of, 405
King's ale, taker of the, 295
King's Butler, the, City Coronership
appertains to, 50, 69
King's Butler, John Sleghe, 201
King's Changer, John de Leycestre,
164
King's Council, the, City officers summoned before, for obstructing the
Constable and Marshal of England
in his duties, 56-7
King's Escheator, the Mayor to certify the King's right to escheats, 314;
the Warden of the City appointed,
379, 383; Richard Whityngtone
appointed by letters patent, 436
King's Esquire, John Beauchamp,
208
King's Exchange, in the Tower, 131,
164
King's Herberger, Thomas Sy, 442
King's Mints, Gautron Barde, Master
of the, 164
King's Purveyors, 191; ordinances
touching the, 438
King's Serjeant-at-arms, John Elyngeham, 418
Kingston on Thames, Richard II. at,
68; the King's supporters to meet
at, 438
Kirkeby, Kyrkeby, John, 112, 113, 389
William, 389
Kirtone, Kyrtone, Clement, 260
Thomas, 273
William, 354
Elizabeth, wife of, dau. of
John Hadde alias Lightfoot, 354
Knape, Thomas, 422
Knapet, Thomas, clerk of the church
of St. Peter, Paulswharf, arrested
for abusing the Duke of Lancaster,
107
Knettere, Richard, 222
Knightcote, Knyghtcote, William,
129, 147, 316, 323, 401, 402
Idonia, daughter of, wife
of Richard Forster, 316, 323, 402
Johanna, dau. of, 316, 402
Margaret, daughter of, wife
of Simon, son of Thomas Sampson,
316
Margery, daughter of, wife
of Thomas Aleyn, 316
William, elected Alderman of
Cheap Ward, 88; ditto Lime Street,
163; elected Sheriff, 153
88, 102, 104, 105, 124,
163, 168, 169, 176, 195, 401, 402
Knighthood, distraint of, 378
Knightsbridge, cattle to be slaughtered at, 301, 372
Knolle, William, 412
Knolles, Robert, Knt., 166, 173
Custance, wife of, 173
Robert, expedition abroad under,
269; an alleged attempt by Nicholas
Extone to get him appointed Captain over the City, 330-1
Thomas, elected Alderman of
Dowgate, 393, 409; elected Sheriff,
415; elected Mayor, 450
76, 308, 327, 378, 393,
399, 401, 409, 415, 417, 425, 433,
434, 439, 440, 444, 449
Walter, 326
Knotte, John, 239
Richard, 242
Robert, 412
William, 113, 236
Knoweslee. Knouseleghe, Richard,
103, 351
Knyght, William, 79, 238, 280, 334
Knyghtcote. See Knightcote.
Knyghtlee, John, 363
Knyvet, John, 80
Koc, Simon, 96
William, 125
Kook, John, atte Harpe, 126
Kymbell, Nicholas, 51, 216
Nicholas, son of, 51
Robert, son of, 51, 216
Richard, 429
Kyng, John, 450
Robert, 328
Stephen, 43
William, elected Alderman of
Coleman Street, 59, 164, 213; ditto,
Bassishaw, 118
59, 64, 72, 73, 78, 102,
118, 125, 136-7, 148, 164, 169, 176,
195, 213, 219, 221, 235, 239, 246
Kyngesbrugge, Kyngkesbrigge,
Thomas, 18, 23, 67, 346
Kyngeshous, John, parson of St.
Thomas the Apostle, 433
Kynggesheue (Kynggeshene?), 278
Kyntone, Walter, 132, 202, 403
Kyrkeby. See Kirkeby.
Kyrktone, Kyrtone, John, elected
Alderman of Aldgate, 89, 148, 178
42, 89, 98, 102, 104, 105,
124, 148, 153, 154, 178, 185, 198,
200, 205, 238, 246, 299, 300
Roger de, 85