Calendar of Letter-Books of the City of London: H, 1375-1399. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1907.
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'Index: L - Z', in Calendar of Letter-Books of the City of London: H, 1375-1399, (London, 1907) pp. 492-527. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/london-letter-books/volh/pp492-527 [accessed 25 April 2024]
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Labourers, schedule of wages to be paid to divers, 110
Lacford, Lakford, Thomas, 91, 101, 161, 302, 357
Lagage, John, 431
Lamblee, Lamle, William, 170, 262
Lambourne, William, 2, 5, 52
-, — — Beatrice, wife of, 5
Lambrok, Geoffrey, 350
Lambs for sale, the price of, fixed, 61; not to be "dubbed" with fat, 372
"Lamhithe" (Lambeth), manor of, 289
Lamle. See Lamblee.
Lamport, Thomas, 365
Lampreys, freemen not to pay custom on, 24
"Lamprons" in the Thames, 279
Lancaster, John, Duke of, causes
Parliament to meet at Gloucester,
98n.; an insult offered to, 107;
intercedes on behalf of John Northampton, 279n., 282n.; obtains his
pardon, 307
-, — — 80, 252, 372, 414, 437
Lancastre, Thomas, 427, 432
-, — — Margery, wife of, daughter
of Henry de Cantebrigge, 427, 432
Lane, John, 333, 345, 406, 444
Laneham, John, 141
Lanender. See Lavender.
"Lanerette', a species of hawk, 4.
-, See also Lamer.
Langar, Richard, 130
Langbourn Ward, Aldermen of:
-, Austyn, Thomas, 325, 342, 352,
362
-, Bury, Adam de, 24, 39
-, Crymelford, Geoffrey, 213, 230,
247
-, Hatfeld, Robert, 118
-, Neutone, Thomas, 393, 409
-, Noket, Thomas, 59
-, Organ, John, 263, 283, 304
-, St. Ive (or le Chaungcour), Adam
de, 24, 39, 88, 148, 178
-, Southam, John, 163
-, — assessment, 2; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 130; sends four
members to Common Council, 228;
sends eight, 238; sends six, 280;
sends seven, 333; Thomas Noket,
appointed Deputy of, 247
Langelee, John, 416
-, — William, 366, 403, 413, 418
Langeregge, Matthew, 403
Langetone, Robert, 238, 280
Langhorne, John, 125, 175, 270, 280, 334, 419, 425, 426
"Lanier," a species of hawk, 4. See also Lanerette.
Lanotes, William, 50
Lapford, John, 403
Large, John, 345
Larke, William, 44, 212, 239, 333, 341, 428, 429
"Lastage" not to be thrown into the Thames, 296
Latham, William, 133, 388
Lathe, William, 345
Latimer, William, Lord, 79, 80, 131
Launde, Robert, elected Alderman of
Lime Street Ward, 47, 89, 147;
elected Sheriff, 47; elected M.P.
for the City, 138
-, — — 36, 42, 47, 54, 58, 59,
61, 73, 74, 77, 90, 99, 102, 104,
108, 114, 117, 124, 129, 153, 154,
166, 168
Laundene, Robert, 389
Laurence the Appealer, 328, 330
Laurence, Walter, charged with mixing divers furs, 158-9
Laurens, John, 212
Lavender, Clement, 87, 98, 113, 114,
143, 255, 268, 278
-, — — Johanna, wife of, 114
-, — Thomas, 37, 77, 170, 171
Lawe, John, 112, 197
Lawtone, William, 152
Lawtone "under the lyn," co. Chesh., 152
Leather, badly tanned, forfeited, 23, 93, 149-50; subsidy on, pledged as security for a City loan, 267, 268; agreement between Cordwainers and "Cobelers," 425
Leather Sellers, mistery of, sends two members to the Common Council, 42; ordinances of, 435
Leche, John, 13, 221
Lechelade, John, 343
Leddrede, Hugh, 403, 427
-, — John, 143, 255
Leenge, Lyenge, John, 305, 440
Leget, Helming, 398
-, — — Johanna, daughter of, wife
of William Dannvers, 398
-, — — Margery, wife of, afterwards wife of Angelus Christofre,
398
Legge, Alice, 10
-, — Margaret, 10
-, — Thomas, 10
-, — — Simon, son of, 10n.
Leggere, Richard, de Croydone, 72
"Legitim," a widow's, 389n., 402.
-, See also Dower.
Lene (Leve?), John, 275, 303
Lenne, John de, 13
-, — Robert de, 2
-, — — Johanna, wife of, 2
Lepers, not to be admitted into the City, 9, 110, 173; surveyors of, discharged from serving on juries, &c., 343
Lescrop, William, 437
Lesene, Lesne, John, 130, 270
-, — Robert de, 88
Lesnes, Lesenys, Gilbert de, 104
-, — John, 29, 43, 332
"Letuse," fur of, 297
Lieuesham, Thomas, 130, 238, 270, 334
Leulyngham, near Calais, truce made at, 252, 342, 377, 414
Leve (Lene?), 275, 303
Levegood, William, 442
Levelyf, John, 291
Lewes, Priory of, 331
Leycestre, the Abbot of, 372
Leycestre, Hugh, 292
-, — John, the King's Changer and
Assayer in the Tower, 164
-, — John, 165, 410
-, — William, 29
Leyke, William, 98, 113, 114
Lidbery, William, 174
Liese, John, Provost of the merchants of Amiens, 446
Lightfoot, John.
-, See Hadde.
Lile, Thomas, 150
Lillyngstone, John, 388
Lime Street Ward, Aldermen of:
-, Bamme, Adam, 393
-, Baret, William, 118
-, Begge, Hervey, 178
-, Haddele, John, 230, 247, 263,
283, 304, 324, 341, 351, 362
-, Haldene, William, 7
-, Knyghtcote, William, 163
-, Launde, Robert, 47, 89, 147
-, Sibyle, Walter, 58
-, Twyford, Nicholas, 213
-, — assessment of, 2; amount of
poll tax contributed by, 131; the
Alderman to safeguard the Tower
postern, 172; sends two members
to Common Council, 228; sends
four, 238, 280; sends three, 333;
Richard Gregori, Deputy of, 247
Limners, mistery of, Masters sworn, 389, 403
Lincoln, Bishop of, John Bokyngham, 80, 372
Lincoln, Lyncoll, Lyncoln, Henry,
98
-, — Richard, 43, 337, 416
-, — Robert, appointed Keeper of the
Hospital of St. Mary de Bethlehem,
by the King, 338
-, — Robert, 292
-, — Thomas, 143, 205, 238, 271,
334, 357, 397
-, — William, 42, 126, 239, 327
Linen-weavers, Masters sworn, 51
Lintone, Roger de, 105
"Lion on le hoop," a hostel, 225
Lisbon. See "Lusshebone."
Litiltone, Richard, 357
Litlyngtone, Lytlyngtone, Richard, 236, 238, 337
Littelworth, John, 182
-, — — Cristina, daughter of, 182
Little, Lytle, John, 14, 16, 40, 46, 47, 54, 59, 60, 62
"Little London," tenement called, 370
Livery to be worn by Aldermen when riding to Westminster with the Mayor elect, 106; the giving of, by Sheriffs restricted, 347-8; of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Recorder, to be paid for out of brokerage and scavage, 350-1
"Livery of Company," statute restricting the giving of, 353, 435n.
Loans to the King, procedure followed by the City in granting, 121
Lobenham, Ralph, 334
Loche, Thomas, 446
Lodwyk, Robert, 402
Loffenham, Nicholas, 318
"Loke," le, William Cook, "forman" at, 9
Lokes, John, 22, 28, 199
Lokes, les, lepers at, 343
Lokha, William, appointed chaplain to Guldeford's chantry in St. Paul's, 315
Lollards, action by the Pope against, 428
Lombardy, woad of, 377
Lomelyn, Lomellyn, Benedict, 361
-, — Thobias, 406, 429
London, Bishop of, his tenants to be
free of toll, 5; clerks taken in adultery handed over to the Consistory
of, 339
-, — Bishops of:
-, Braybrook, Robert de, 137, 451
-, Courtenay, William, 79, 80,
116n., 117, 137
London, John, 86, 132, 250
-, — Walter (de), 133, 149, 221
London, Port of, ships not to leave without permission, 68; customs in, pledged for repayment of loans, 79, 80, 88, 122-3, 159
London Bridge, gifts for repair of, 18,
376; to be safeguarded with ordnance, 65, 172; assize of nets to be
used east and west of, 159; the gate
on, granted to John Dustone, Serjeant to the Mayor, 212; tenants of
the Stocks to contribute towards the
maintenance of, 242-3; a quitrent
due from the Prior and Convent of
St. Mary, Southwark, to, 318;
chapel of St. Thomas on, 411
-, — Wardens of, to keep in repair
the latrine on the bridge, 212;
Henry Yenelee (Yevelee ?), Warden,
resigns, 213; auditors of their
accounts, 102, 153, 168, 198, 219,
249, 273, 286-7, 332, 344, 355, 367,
385, 399, 415, 425, 434, 440, 444,
449
London Wall, lease of a garden near, 2
Longe, John, junior, 18
-, — John, 179
-, — — Johanna, wife of, 179
-, — John, 426
-, — — Matilda, wife of, daughter
of John Adam, 426
-, — John, 23, 43, 108, 176, 177, 239,
250, 278, 356, 365, 366, 413
-, — Nicholas, 17, 240
-, — Roger, 3, 4, 31, 32, 35
-, — — John, son of, 4, 31
-, — — Thomas, son of, 4, 31, 32
-, — — William, son of, 4, 32
Lopham, Dionisius, 84
Lord, John, 83, 446
Lorkyn, Benedict, 426
"Lorymers" (Loriners), mistery of, ordinances approved, 396-7
Loseye, Adam, 312, 346
-, — Nicholas, 273, 388
-, — Richard, 270, 332
Lot and Scot, 93
Loulyngham. See Leulyngham.
Loundres, Roger, 216
Lounge, John, 403
Louthe, Lowthe, Robert (de), 43, 82,
105, 332, 431
-, — — Juliana, wife of, 82
-, — William, 117
Love, Reginald, 25, 65
Lovecok, Thomas, 356
Lovekyn, Adam, 42, 59, 61, 64, 78,
83, 95
-, — John, 17, 446
Lovel, Henry, 37
Loveye, John, elected Alderman of
Cripplegate, 325, 341, 352, 362,
393; elected Sheriff, 344; elected
M.P. for the City, 355
-, — — 88, 105, 125, 198, 239,
252, 257, 271, 281, 286, 287, 300,
305, 317, 325, 332, 335, 341, 342,
347, 352, 354, 355, 359, 362, 366,
368, 378, 380, 383, 385, 386, 387,
391, 393, 401
Lubenham, Ralph, 174, 238, 259, 270
"Lubike," wax of, 400
Lucas, John, 131, 334
-, — Richard, 278
-, — Robert, elected Alderman of
Cripplegate Ward, 59, 164
-, — — 52, 59, 61, 64, 77, 78,
83, 88, 95, 99, 105, 126, 129, 141,
164, 168, 169, 195
-, — Thomas, mercer, 405
-, — — Margery, wife of, 405
-, — William, 130, 413
Ludgate, Keepers of:
-, Amerose, Hugh, 9
-, Botlesham, John, 292, 368, 374,
395-6
-, Charneye, John, 292
-, Jargevylle, Richard, 253
-, — lease of movable stall beneath,
2; to be safeguarded, 65, 171;
tenements over, granted to two
Serjeants of the Chamber, 97, 208;
the same granted to John Beauchamp, the King's esquire, 208;
becomes a prison for freemen of the
City, 208, 213; houses over, granted
to Richard Jargevylle, 253; murage
collected at, 300; treatment of prisoners in, 402
Lughtburghe, Roger, 359
-, — — Margaret, wife of, daughter of Henry Godyn, 359
Luke, Nicholas, 406
Lumbard, Albrond (Aldebrond), 23, 24. See also Gascone.
"Lusshebone" (Lisbon), oil of, 175
Lutone, John, 332
Lyberd, William, de Coventre, 146
Lye, John de, 51
Lyenge. See Leenge.
Lyghe, Robert, 280
Lyghtfot, John, 125
Lyle, Thomas, 77
"Lymenours." See Limners.
Lynchelade, Isabella, 363
-, — John, 25n.
Lyncoln. See Lincoln.
Lyndene, John, 21
Lyndesey, Sir John, Prior of the Hospital of St. Mary without Bishopsgate, 119
-, — John, 258, 388
-, — Robert, 42, 106, 221, 239, 332,
412
Lyndewyk, Robert, 130, 333
Lynham, Richard, of co. Somerset, 154
Lynne, John, 161, 257, 258, 259
-, — — Alice, daughter of, 161
-, — — William, son of, 161
-, — Robert (de), 43, 114, 126, 239,
281, 332
Lynot, Walter, 343
Lyons, Richard, a return of his property
to be made into Chancery, 30, 31;
deprived of the franchise, 30n.;
removed from his Aldermanry, 38
-, — Richard, 389
-, — — Isabella, wife of, claims
her reasonable part of her husband's
goods, 389
-, — — 12, 14, 30n., 38
Lyrp', Gilbert, 375, 397
Lytelcote, John, 125
Lytherpolle, Hugh, 322
Lytle, Robert, 114, 238, 343
M
Machyngge, Macchynge, Simon, 114, 115, 180, 239
Magge, William, 250
Maghfeld, Maufeld, Gilbert, appointed
Sheriff by the King, 379, 383;
elected Sheriff by the Warden of the
City, 385; elected Alderman of
Billingsgate, 393, 409
-, — — 125, 197, 200, 238, 271,
378, 379, 380, 383, 385, 386, 387,
390, 391, 393, 399, 401, 409, 414,
417, 419, 425, 426
-, See also Maunfeld.
Magic. See Soothsaying.
"Maintenance," forbidden, 40, 93n.; names of those found guilty of, 112 et seq.; a general pardon granted by Edward III. to those guilty of, 116
Makenade, William, 385
Makwilliam, Thomas, 239, 270, 281, 299
Maldon, co. Essex, house of Carmelite
-, Order at, 217
"Malemaker," 435
Malewayne, John, 1
Mallynge, John, of co. York, 150
-, — — Idonia, wife of, 150
-, — Thomas, 13, 216, 238, 274 281,
333
Malt, to be exposed three days for sale before being warehoused, 147; from certain counties to be sold in the City in manner prescribed, 411
Malteby, Robert, 115, 180, 300, 341
"Maltman," 181
"Malvesye," 303
Man, David, 152, 369
-, — Edmund, 398
-, — Reginald, 420
-, — Thomas, 397
-, — William, 98, 274
Manby, William, 44
Manfeld, Thomas, 370
Mangulle, John, 358, 360
Manhale, Richard, 43, 126, 238, 270, 280, 334, 419
Manytone, John, 30, 96, 233, 332
-, — — Johanna, wife of, late wife
of Nicholas Harpesfeld, 96
Mapel, William, de Hamelhoke, 146
Mar, Dominik (?) de, 406
"Marberer," 26
March, Earl of, George of Dunbar, 30
-, — — Edmund Mortimer, 79, 80,
131
March, Stephen, 418
Marchal, John, 413
-, — Richard 25, 271
Marcham, John, 45
Marchant, Marchaunt, John, 135
-, — — Clerk of the Chamber, 163
-, — Nicholas, 130, 257, 258, 259
Marche, John, 25n.
Marcheford, William, 425
Mareschall, Maschall, Johanna, wife of Richard Astone, 384
Mark, Marke, John, 11, 31
-, — Roger, 180
Markeby, Henry, 49, 125, 291, 375
-, — John, 168
-, — — Johanna, wife of, 168
-, — Robert, 29, 30
Markele, Robert, 262, 410
Market, John, 337
Market overt, a shop in the City treated as a, 142-3
Markham, John, 344
Marlebek, Thomas, 211
Marny, Robert, 74
Marruffy, Stephen, 406
Martell, Robert, 1
Martin, Roger, 202, 231, 262, 280,
332
-, — Thomas, 330
Marwe, John, 410
-, — Walter, 139
-, — William, 272
Maryn, Nicholas, 26
Maryns, John, elected Alderman of
Cripplegate, 9, 118
-, — — 9, 12, 14, 36, 40, 41, 46,
47, 54, 59, 118, 135, 137, 147
Maryns, otherwise Foot, John, 291
-, — — Edward, son of, 291
"Mask" of nets, assize of, 86, 159
Masks, the wearing of, forbidden, 54, 157, 293
Masone, Masoun, Hugh, 96, 113
-, — John, 173
Masons, mistery of, sends four members to the Common Council, 43; Masters sworn, 274
Mat, Gamelin, 257
"Matritawyers," mistery of, Masters sworn, 152
Maufeld. See Maghfeld.
Mauncel, John, de Wandesworth, 114
-, — Robert, 326
Maunfeld, "Gibon," 334
-, — Gilbert, 19, 43
-, See also Maghfeld.
May, John, 426
-, — William, 250
Maydestone, John, 422
Maykyn, John, 278
Maymond, John, 125, 239
Maynard, Geoffrey, 238
-, — John, 76, 104, 417
-, — Nicholas, 43, 203
-, — Stephen, 112, 113
Mayner, John, 332
Maynolf, Richard, 272
Mayor, election of, ordinances touching mode of, 39, 106 241, 289; the King's intervention in, 334; not to maintain quarrels, 40; must have served as Sheriff, 277; not to serve more than one year, but may be re-elected after an interval of five years, 347; to be presented to the Constable of the Tower, 387
Mayor, Sergeants of:
-, Covelee, Nicholas, 375
-, Dyne, John, 375
-, Est, William, 447
Mayoralty Seal, a new one made, 164-5
Mayors
-, Abyndone, Stephen de, 105,
144
-, Andrew, James, 376
-, Atte Conduit, Reginald, 243
-, Bamme, Adam, 71, 141, 171,
177, 254, 343, 357, 358, 359,
360, 361, 364, 365, 366, 367,
368, 434, 435
-, Barentyn, Drew, 445, 446, 447,
448, 449
-, Bernes, Biernes, John, 63
-, Brembre, Nicholas, 19, 52, 58,
63, 64, 66, 67, 70, 71, 72, 73,
74, 76, 77, 78, 79, 82, 83, 84,
85, 87, 89, 91, 92, 96, 98, 101,
102, 104, 105, 109, 180, 186,
193, 219, 229, 232, 237, 245,
246, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252,
253, 254, 255, 257, 262, 264,
265, 266, 268, 269, 271, 272,
275, 276, 277, 284, 285, 286,
288, 289, 290, 292, 303, 343
-, Bury, Adam de, 21
-, Chigewell, Hamo de, 24, 243
-, Extone, Nicholas, 137, 150, 170,
187, 227, 256, 257, 290, 291,
292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297,
301, 302, 303, 305, 306, 307,
308, 309, 311, 312, 313, 314,
315, 316, 318, 319, 321, 322,
323, 324, 326, 327, 328, 329,
330, 331, 335
-, Farndone, Nicholas, 243
-, Fraunceys, John, 451
-, Fresshe, Frosshe, John, 135, 291,
357, 414, 417, 418, 419, 420,
422, 423, 424, 425, 426
-, Hadlee, John, 11, 72, 106, 119,
123 132, 135, 137, 139, 140,
141, 142, 147, 148, 149, 150,
152, 153, 154, 156, 197, 283,
398, 401, 405, 406, 411, 413,
415, 417, 439
-, Hende, Heende, John, 188, 291,
374, 376, 377, 379, 380, 382,
386, 442
-, Knolles, Thomas, 450
-, Lovekyn, John, 17, 446
-, More, William, 426, 427, 428,
429, 431, 433, 434
Mayors:
-, Nor[t]hamptone, John, 51, 75, 76,
99, 133, 161, 173, 176, 177,
178, 179, 182, 187, 188, 192,
195, 196, 197, 203, 204, 206,
209, 210, 211, 212, 215, 216,
217, 218, 219, 237, 245, 303
-, Not, John, 200
-, Philipot, Phelipot, John, 100, 104,
105, 106, 108, 110, 112, 116,
117, 118, 119, 121, 124, 126,
127, 129, 135, 136
-, Pyel, John, 32, 66
-, Shadworth, John, 406
-, Stable, Adam, 3, 47, 48, 49, 50,
51, 52, 53, 54, 59, 60n., 61
-, Staundone, William, 165, 189,
267, 316, 323, 387, 390, 391,
393, 394, 396, 397, 398, 399,
400, 401, 406, 439
-, Twyford, Nicholas, 31, 32, 72,
126, 150, 188, 233, 257, 335,
338, 339, 340, 342, 344, 347,
395, 396
-, Venour, William, 211, 319, 343,
348, 350, 351, 352, 353, 355,
356, 358, 366, 380, 386
-, Walcote, John, 359-60
-, Waleworth, William, 2, 5, 7, 8,
10, 12, 14, 15, 18, 19, 156,
157, 159, 160, 161, 162, 164,
165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 338
-, Waleys, Henry, 242
-, Warde, John, 3, 14, 15, 16, 17,
18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25,
27, 29, 31, 35, 36, 38, 40, 41,
45, 46, 47, 48, 49
-, Whityngtone, Whytyngdone,
Richard, 358, 427, 435, 437,
438, 439, 440, 441, 442, 443,
444, 445, 449
-, Wodecok, John, 446
Mayor's Court, David Bertevylle admitted attorney of, 344
Measures, prescribed for sale of ale, 201
Medelane, Thomas, 3, 4, 22, 31, 32, 53, 74, 108, 238, 280, 389
Medway, nets for fishing in, to be of prescribed mesh, 86; kydels to be removed from, 87
Meire, John, 45, 130, 326
Meldebourne, Gilbert, 21, 53, 113
Mendone, John, 98
"Menuse" (minnows), 191
"Menyver," a fur, 29, 30, 161, 232, 262
Mercers, mistery of, sends six members to the Common Council, 42, 59; to appoint men to search for merchant strangers trading in the City, 90; searchers sworn, 90-1; complaint by, that men using the mistery had obtained the franchise through the mistery of Haberdashers, 257-8
Merchant Strangers, restrictions on
their trading in the City, 53, 86n.,
222-3, 242, 394n., 447; to lodge
with free hostelers, 90; search to
be made for, and return to be made,
id.; form of oath to be taken by
searchers, 91; allowed to bring fish
and other victuals to the City without hindrance, 190n., 226, 231, 325,
337; pray to be put on equality
with other merchants touching
garbling, 406; complain of having
to pay scavage, 429-30
-, See also Foreigners.
"Merlawe" (Marlow), 367
Merlawe, Richard, elected M.P. for
the City, 448
-, — — 127, 312, 440
Mershe, Bartholomew, 25n.
-, — Gilbert, 141, 238
-, — John, 25n.
-, — John, 113, 239
Merstone, John, 412
Merton (co. Surrey), a religious house at, 441
Mery, Philip, 346
Meryfeld, Adam, 35
Merymouth, Richard, 185
Michel, Hugh, 364
-, — John, 423, 441, 445
-, — Roger, 250, 336
Middelton, John (de), 159, 173
-, — Richard, 326
-, — Thomas de, 188
-, — William, de Caleys, 146
-, — William, 363, 428
Middlesex, Thomas Usk appointed by the King's orders Under-Sheriff of, loco John Boterwyk, 317
Mildenhale, Mildenale, Bartholomew,
238, 280, 333
-, — Constance, 149
-, — Constantine, 133, 273
-, — Peter, 161, 202, 312
-, — Richard, 18, 23, 250, 354
-, — Robert, 388, 412
-, — William, 291, 311
Miles, Thomas, 268
Milis, Milys, Benedict, 25n., 151, 292
"Milkman," 115
Miller, William, 403
-, — William, of Flanders, 337
Milnere, William, 202
Miltone, John, 50, 216
-, — — Isabella, wife of, afterwards wife of Nicholas Abyndone,
216
-, — — Johanna, daughter of, 216
Milward, William, 43, 369
Minot, Mynot, Geoffrev, 363
-, — Matthew, 114
-, — Nicholas, 318
Misteries, the, elections to Common
Council to be made by men
of, 36; the Council composed
of members of, 41-4, 59, 64;
elections of Mayor and Aldermen
to be made by men of, 39; members
of, to swear to keep the peace, &c,
59; an affray between Pepperers
and Goldsmiths, 99; no Warden,
&c., of, to receive money for presenting persons for admission to the
City franchise, 162-3; masters of,
to bring their charters before the
Mayor and Chamberlain, 193; the
Fishmongers make default, id.;
to elect their own brokers, 198,
199; members of, not to act on
their own authority, but to lay their
complaints before the Mayor and
Aldermen, 224; not more than
eight persons of one mistery to be
returned to Common Council, 227;
six men to testify to character of
applicant for City freedom, 235;
their charters, &c., to be returned
into Chancery, 336; translations
from and to, 11, 257-60, 423, 439,
443, 446
-, — Masters of, sworn, 76-7, 96-7,
132-3, 151-2, 170-1, 201-2, 221-2,
250, 273-4, 291-2, 318, 336-7,
346, 356, 369-70, 388-9, 397,
402-3, 416-17
Mitford, John de, 82
-, — — Johanna, wife of, 82
Miton, Thomas, 332
Mockynge, Mokkynge, John (de), 1
-, — — Nicholas, son of, 1
-, — John, 161, 179, 238, 270, 281,
287, 299, 300, 333, 337, 378, 442
-, — Thomas, 66
-, — — Thomas, son of, 66
Modeshunte, William, 37
Mody, John, 131
-, — Stephen, 131
Molle, Richard, 330
Moncslowe, Henry, 132
Money-changer, in the Tower, John
Leycester, 7
-, See also King's Exchange
Monk's cloth, 298
Montagu, John de, Steward of the King's Household, 248, 264
Montham, John, 112
Moor, the, 108
-, See also "More."
Moraunt, Thomas, 66
Mordone, Henry, 240, 270
-, — John, 43, 77, 274, 333, 337
-, — Michael, 250
-, — Roger, 30, 114, 410
-, — Thomas, 108, 125, 238
-, See also Mortone.
"More," le, foss called, 90
-, See also Moor.
More, John, mercer, elected member
of Common Council, 42; removed
from the Common Council, 64;
restored, 176; elected Alderman of
Cordwainer Street Ward, 178;
elected M.P. for the City, 198, 211;
appointed with five others to put
down usurious contracts, 210;
elected Sheriff, 218; committed to
the custody of a Sheriff, 248; tried
at the Tower, and sentenced to
death, 265; reprieved and sent to
Nottingham Castle, 266n.; forbidden to come within 100 miles
of the City, 279, 281-2; disfranchised, 304; the King urged
by Lord de la Souche to get him
restored to the franchise, 305; the
citizens make a protest, 305-6; not
to be restored to the franchise, even
if pardoned by the King, 306; an
inquiry to be held touching his
property, 307; pardoned by the
King, id.; not to come within
eighty miles of the City, id.; citizens
to make oath to abjure the opinions
of, 315; the King not to be urged
to show further favour to, 317;
judgments against, revoked, 370;
restored to the City's liberties,
428-9
-, — — 38, 185, 195, 198, 200,
211, 218, 219, 225
-, — John, brewer, 28, 446
-, — John, elected Master of the
mistery of Spurners, 50, 132
-, — William, elected M.P. for the
City, 118, 349, 355n., 359; elected
Sheriff, 286; elected Alderman of
Castle Baynard, 230, 263, 284, 304,
325; ditto Vintry, 341, 352, 362,
393, 408; elected Mayor, 426
-, — — 31, 42, 74, 90, 94, 102,
125, 136, 195, 198, 200, 230, 235,
237, 246, 247, 249, 251, 263, 272,
276, 280, 284, 289, 292, 295, 302,
304, 311, 313, 320, 325, 331, 341,
342, 344, 347, 349, 352, 355, 359,
362, 366, 367, 368, 378, 380, 383,
386, 387, 393, 399, 408, 414, 417,
427, 428, 429, 431, 433, 434, 439,
440, 444
Morell, Richard, 125, 238, 246, 269, 300, 333, 345
Morgan (Wales), the Abbey of, 448
Morice, Mareys, William, 341
-, — — Alice, wife of, 341, 345
-, — — — John, son of, 341,
345
-, — — — Thomas, son of, 341,
345
Morkoe, Richard, 318
Mortimer, Edmund, Earl of March, 79, 80
Mortone, Henry, appointed a collector
of the poll-tax, 157; renders
account, 164
-, — John, elected Alderman of
Tower Ward, 59
-, — — 37, 59, 64, 77, 78, 125,
195
-, — Thomas, 361
-, — Walter, 130
-, See also Mordone.
Mortymer, John, 174
-, — Thomas, 83, 356
Moryng, Henry, 271
-, — — Elizabeth, wife of, 271
Morys, Peter, 270, 281
-, — Richard, 96
"Morysk," wax of, 400
Mot, Gamelin, 350, 422
Mount, John, 49
-, — — Alice, daughter of, 49
-, — — Kathenne, wife of, afterwards wife of Thomas Ectone, 49
-, — John, 429
Mounteneye, Thomas, de Norwys, 146
-, — William, 280
Multone, John, 202, 231, 262
-, — Robert, 197
-, — William, 254
Munstede, John, 186
-, — — Emma, wife of, formerly
wife of Richard Forster, 186
Muntham, John, "joynour," 113
Murage, petition to the King for a grant of, 236; money borrowed from Barnes' chest to be repaid out of, 287; schedule of, 297-9; collectors of, appointed, 300; surveyors of, sworn, id.
Muskham, Robert de, 188
Muster, Mustour, John, 270, 334, 400
Mydone, Thomas, 346
Mymmes, Walter, 403
Myne, Richard, 10
Myniot, Michael, 144
-, — — Juliana, wife of, daughter
of Robert de Uptone, 144
Myrifeld, Adam, 130
Mysdene, Robert, 351
Myte, John, 115
Mytone, Thomas, 318, 369
N
Nabourne, Robert, 375
Nas, Nasse, Henry, 315
-, — Ralph, 402
Nasshenden, William, 356
Nasynge, John, 336
Naufretone, William, 204
Navy, the Prior of St. John of Jerusalem an admiral, 50
Naylere, John, 73
Nectone, Thomas, 211
Nedham, John, 382
-, — — Emma, daughter of, 382
-, — — John, son of, 382
-, — — his chantry in the church
of St. Dunstan in the East, 382
Neel, Thomas, 239, 281, 343
-, — Walter, his bequests for repair
of highways, 134
-, — William, 389
Nesle, merchants of, payments to the City in respect of their "composition" by, 399, 425, 429, 446. See also Amiens and Corbie.
Nets, false, condemned, 86, 87, 255, 277-8, 279, 285, 426-7; called "trunkes," to be burnt, 154-5; commissioners for observance of assize of, 159, 253
Nettere, John, 278
Neuby, John, 43, 45
Neuman, Robert, 369
-, — "Sayeure," 273
Neuport, Andrew (Alderman), elected
M.P. for the City, 437
-, — William, elected Sheriff, 12;
elected Alderman of Queenhithe,
58, 178
-, — — 5, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 24,
25, 35, 40, 58, 61, 64, 77, 78,
124, 129, 149, 152, 153, 154, 178,
185, 214, 240, 246, 278
Neutone, Newtone, Newentone,
Andrew, 114
-, — Geoffrey, elected Alderman of
Dowgate, 89, 148
-, — — elected M.P. for the City,
98
-, Geoffrey, 89, 90, 102, 104, 117,
124, 148, 154, 195, 246
-, — Robert, 398, 440, 445
-, — Thomas, appointed Sheriff by the
King, 379, 383; elected Sheriff by
the Commonalty, 385; elected M.P.
for the City, 355, 359; elected
Alderman of Langbourn, 393, 409
-, — — 345, 378, 379, 380, 383,
385, 386, 387, 390, 391, 393, 409,
415, 425, 434, 444
-, — Walter (pepperer), 327, 444
Neve, Bartholomew, 175, 177, 400, 446
Neville, Alexander, Archbishop of
York, 321
-, — Alice, assessed as a Baroness, for
poll-tax, 131
-, — John de, of Raby, ordered to
attend the election of a Mayor and
see it be done according to custom,
250
-, — Richard, 407
Nevylle, lord, his house, 65
Newel, William, 152
Newent, John, 254, 434
Newentone. See Neutone, &c.
Newerk, John, de Caleys, 147
-, — John, 255
Newetone alias Glattone, John, a prisoner in Newgate, 285
Newgate, to be safeguarded, 65, 171; murage collected at, 300
Newgate Gaol, Commissions for delivery of, 19, 50, 64, 106, 118, 149,
159, 174, 204, 229, 269, 276, 322,
335, 348, 361, 401, 415, 427, 435,
440, 445
-, — Keepers of:
Berteville, David, 330
-, Quenewelle, John, 9
-, — officials at, any complaints
against, to be laid before the Mayor
and Aldermen, 112, 199; a bequest
of a service book for use in, 185;
David Berteville, keeper of, id.;
"bocardo" in, 204; officers of,
not to brew ale or retail victuals,
209-10; for serious offences, 213;
a prisoner for debt in, not to be
compelled by writ of Exchequer
to answer for a debt unless the
debt be real and not feigned, 223;
writ to bring up a prisoner in, 285;
return thereto, id.; ordinance touching treatment of prisoners in, 402
Newman, William, 292
New Sarum, a Parliament held at, 230
New Temple, Bar of, 230
Nichol, Nicholl, John, 212
Newtone. See Neutone.
-, — Robert, 29
"Nicol" (Lincoln), county of, 323
Night-walkers, proclamation against, 226, 247
Noble, Henry, 23
-, — John, de Dorkynge, 23
Node, Ralph, 151, 346
Noke, John, 275
-, — — Richard, son of, 275
Noket, Thomas, elected Alderman of
Langbourn Ward, 59; ditto Candlewick Street Ward, 213
-, — — 52, 59, 61, 64, 72, 77, 78,
195, 213, 218, 219, 280, 333, 338
Nook, John, 315
Norbury, Northbury, Richard, removed from the Common Council,
64, 303; restored, 176; elected
M.P. for the City, 198, 211;
elected Alderman of Bassishaw,
214; committed to the Tower,
248; tried at the Tower and
sentenced to death, 265; reprieved
and sent to Corfe Castle, 266n.;
forbidden to come within 100 miles
of the City, 279, 281-2; to be deprived of the franchise, 304; the
King urged by Lord de la Souche
to get him restored to the franchise,
305; the citizens make a protest,
305-6; not to be restored to the
franchise, even if pardoned by the
King, 306; an inquiry to be held
touching his property, 307; pardoned by the King, id.; not to
come within 80 miles of the
City, id.; citizens to make oath to
abjure the opinions of, 315; the
King not to be urged to show
further favour to, 317; judgments
against, revoked, 371; restored to
the franchise, 429
-, — — mercer, 36, 38, 41, 42,
126, 148, 210, 211, 214, 215, 218,
219, 254
Noreys, Edmund, Warden of the Guildhall Chapel, 339
Norffolk, Nortfolk, Henry, 16, 202
-, — John, 84, 238 297, 335
Norfolk, Countess of, a fraud practised on, 121
Norman, Walter, 87
Normantone, John, 345
Norreys, Thomas, 7
Nor[t]hamptone, John, draper, 26
-, — — Petronilla, wife of, 26
-, — — elected Alderman of Cordwainer Street Ward, 9; elected
Sheriff, 47; elected M.P. for the
City, 98; elected Mayor, 169;
elected Alderman of Dowgate,
177; ordinances made during his
Mayoralty regulating the sale of
fish, 190-1, 192; re-elected Mayor
at the King's suggestion, 200-1;
finds sureties for keeping the peace,
229n.; arrested by the King's
orders and committed to Corfe
Castle, 229; the question of his
being allowed to return to the City
decided in the negative, 245; his
trial at Reading, 246n.; his trial
at the Tower, 264-6; committed to
Tintagel Castle, 266n.; forbidden
to come within 100 miles of the
City, 266n., 279; a proposal that
he should be allowed within 40
miles of the City rejected by the
citizens, 281-2; disfranchised, 304;
the King urged by Lord de la
Souche to get him restored to the
franchise, 305; the citizens make a
protest, 305-6; not to be restored
to the franchise even if pardoned by
the King, 306; an inquiry to be
held as to his property, 307; pardoned by the King, id.; not to
come within 80 miles of the City,
id.; the City prays the King not to
pardon, without evidence of City
officials, 313; citizens to make oath
to abjure the opinions of, 315; the
King to be no more petitioned to
show further favour to, 317; judgments against, revoked, 359; not
to be a subject of controversy, 364;
restored to his estates, 370; restored to the franchise, &c., 419-420
Nor[t]hamptone, John, 9, 12, 14, 15,
16, 18, 24, 26, 27, 36, 38, 40, 41,
46, 47, 51, 54, 58, 59, 61, 72, 73,
74, 75, 76, 77, 83, 87, 90, 94, 95,
99, 108, 115, 124, 133, 142, 153,
161, 173, 176, 178, 179, 182, 187,
188, 192, 195, 196, 197, 203, 204,
206, 209, 210, 211, 212, 215, 216,
217, 218, 219, 229, 237, 245, 287,
303
-, — Leonard, 332
-, — William, 207
Northampton, a writ dated from, 156; Parliament of 1310 held at, 153; a poll-tax imposed by, 153n.; Statute of, touching the carrying of arms, 250
Northawe, John, 130
Northbury, Richard. See Norbury.
Northumberland, the Earl of, 174, 372
Northward, Thomas, 170
North Weald, co. Essex, 182
Northwold, John, 75
-, — — Johanna, wife of, daughter
of Richard Nortone, 75
Northwyche, Norwyche, John, 237, 270, 333, 363, 382
Nortone, Leonard (de), 354, 358
-, — Richard (de), 71n., 75
-, — — Johanna, daughter of, wife
of John Northwold, 75
-, — — John, son of, 75
-, — — Katherine, wife of, 71, 72, 75
-, — William, 112, 113, 444
-, — — committed to the Castle of
Berkhampstede, 231
Norwich, citizens of, to be free from
toll, 53, 54
-, — Bishop of, crusade led by Henry
Despenser, 218; his temporalities
seized by the King, 220n.
Norwyche. See Northwyche.
Not, John, 200
Nottingham, Mayor, Aldermen, and
citizens summoned to appear before
the King at, 377-8; proceedings
against the City at, 379
-, — Earl of, 376, 437
Nottingham Castle, Richard II. at, 312
Notyngham, John, 25n.
-, — Richard, 397
Novel Disseisin, assize of, 115
O
Oath, form of, to be taken by citizens, 178, 314-15; administered to Aldermen and chief citizens as well as to Members of Parliament, 328
Odyham, Richard, elected Chamberlain, loco John Ussher, 149
-, — — 11, 16, 23, 26, 27, 31, 32,
42, 49, 51, 52, 72, 76, 79, 82, 106,
126, 127, 137, 142, 150, 160, 161,
165, 167, 169, 170, 177, 179, 180,
182, 186, 187, 188, 190, 206, 209,
210, 212, 214, 216, 219, 227, 232,
250, 254, 255, 267, 268, 273, 279,
284, 287, 290, 291, 294, 295, 297,
305, 308, 315, 316, 319, 326, 327,
331, 334, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342,
343, 345, 350, 357, 358, 360, 361,
364, 367, 371, 384
Offyngtone, Offyntone, Henry, 45, 366, 403
"Of the Ile," Thomas, 216
Okelee, Simon, 410
-, — — Johanna, wife of, daughter
of John Waltham, 410
Old Fish Street, 255, 268
-, — Wardens to survey sale of fish
at, 143
Old Ford, mill for fulling cloth at, 37
Olescompe, Oliscompe, John, 37
Olneye, John, 240, 270, 280, 334, 407
-, — John, the younger, 125
Olyver, Edmund, elected Alderman
of Bridge Ward, 58; ditto Dowgate
Ward, 118, 164
-, — — 58, 64, 77, 78, 118, 125,
135, 136, 164, 168, 169, 238, 246,
267, 270
-, — John, 334
-, — John, convicted of forestalling
the cloth market, 94
-, — William, elected Alderman of
Walbrook, 213, 284, 304, 362, 393;
ditto Coleman Street, 409
-, — — 21, 43, 213, 219, 235, 238,
246, 262, 270, 280, 284, 286, 287,
289, 295, 304, 313, 320, 362, 368,
373, 375, 378, 380, 385, 386, 387,
391, 393, 401, 409, 415, 417, 422,
426
"One hand," compurgation by, 402
Orchard, John, 257
Ordinances, Book of, revised, 99, 100. See also "Jubile."
Organ, Orgon, John, elected Alderman
of Broad Street Ward, 88, 148; ditto
Coleman Street, 178, 230; ditto
Langbourn, 263, 283, 304; elected
M.P. for the City, 153, 230, 252,
286; elected Sheriff, 272
-, — — 38, 46, 47, 54, 55, 59,
83, 90, 94, 95, 98, 102, 104, 105,
108, 117, 124, 129, 141, 153, 154,
178, 185, 195, 200, 221, 230, 235,
237, 246, 247, 249, 251, 252, 256,
263, 272, 276, 280, 283, 285, 286,
287, 289, 295, 299, 304, 313
Ormesby, John, 67
Ormond, Earl of, 312
Orpedman, Thomas, 243
Orphanage, 1, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 21, 23, 28, 29, 31, 32, 35, 44, 45, 48, 49, 52, 66, 67, 70, 71, 75, 76, 79, 82, 91, 92, 96, 105, 117, 119, 126, 127, 135, 138, 139, 141, 142, 148, 150, 160, 161, 165, 167, 169, 170, 177, 179, 182, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 206, 209, 212, 216, 217, 220, 226-7, 253-4, 255, 256, 257, 262-3, 266, 267, 275, 291, 293, 295, 297, 305, 308, 316, 319, 323, 331, 350, 352-3, 354, 357, 359, 360, 361-2, 364, 365, 367-8, 370, 371, 380, 381, 390, 394, 398, 400, 404, 405, 410, 414, 419, 423, 424, 425, 426, 429, 435, 440, 441, 442, 445-6, 447
Orphanage, abduction of an orphan over sixteen years of age, 1; marriage of, without leave of the Court of Aldermen, 52, 186, 211, 341, 359-60; permission to marry an orphan granted by the Mayor, 394; custom of the City touching, 327, 345; guardianship of an orphan idiot of full age, 430-1
Ortyerd, John, 131
Orwelle, John, 383
"Osemond," murage chaigeable on, 298
Oseneye, writ dated from, 286
Oseye, Osoye (Aussai ?), wine of, 210, 214, 303, 308, 365
Osneye, William, 74
Osse, John, 390
-, — — Avice, wife of, afterwards
wife of Thomas Duffhous, 390
-, — — John, son of, 390
-, — — Thomas, son of, 390
Oteley, John, mercer, 401, 402
-, — John, 150, 239, 271, 275, 316,
317, 323, 406, 415, 442
-, — Thomas, 239, 316
"Ottre," a fur, 159
Ouchale, Richard, 135
Outlawe, John, 25
Outre, Owtre, Richard, 62, 350
Overtone, Simon, 67
-, — William, 361
Owmfrey, William, 346
Oxford, schools at, 150; its charter allowed by the City of London, 398-9; Thomas Somerset, Mayor of, 398; writ to the Mayor, &c., of London not to exact toll from burgesses of, 436; return thereto, id.
Oxwyk, Oxewyk, John, 405
-, — — Petronilla, daughter of,
405, 406
-, — — Thomas, son of, 405
-, — John, 281, 333
P
Pacoun, Pacone, John, 96, 291, 356
Padegris, Pategris, Robert, 13, 132
Padyngtone, Henry, 82, 308
-, — — John, son of, 82, 308
-, — — Katherine, daughter of,
82, 83
Page, John, 130, 211, 339
-, — Simon, 370
-, — Thomas, 389
Painters, mistery of, sends two members to the Common Council, 44
Pakwode, Paewode, John, 365
-, — Walter, 149, 240
"Palet of Spain," a jewel called, pledged as security for a loan to the King, 160
Palmere, Thomas, 333
-, — William, 52, 113
"Paltockes" of satin called "Jackes," 67
Palyng, John, 126, 218
Panter, Thomas, 365
Pantone, Thomas, 281, 332, 354, 358, 378, 405, 413
Parker, John, 334, 396
-, — John, Serjeant of the Chamber,
418
-, — Thomas, 89
-, — Walter, 11, 83
-, — William, elected Alderman of
Bishopsgate, 393, 409; elected
Sheriff, 433
-, — — 332, 358, 367, 378, 393, 399,
401, 409, 415, 417, 426, 434, 439, 440
Parles, Ralph, 291
-, — — Mary, wife of, 291
Parliament, writs and returns of
election of City Members, 20, 55,
75, 97-8, 117, 138, 153, 168, 181,
198, 211, 220, 230, 252, 273, 286,
322, 329, 334, 349, 355, 387, 404,
417, 434, 436-7, 448
-, — the "Good," 30n., 31n., 38;
Sheriffs not to be returned to,
98n.; two Aldermen elected by the
Aldermen, and two Commoners by
the Commoners, 98, 117-18; City
Members elected in the Common
Council, 211; the expenses of City
Members, 108, 334, 346; at Gloucester, proceedings at, touching
Brembre, the Mayor, and the Earl
of Buckingham, 104, 111-12; petitions to, in favour of Northampton,
More, and Norbury, 370, 371;
the "Merciless," 321
-, — grants by, 83, 95, 96, 119-20,
147, 228, 248, 254, 256, 278, 283,
323, 324, 338, 420-1
Partrich, Patriche, John, 197, 407
Parys, Geoffrey de, 88
-, — Richard, 356
-, — Robert (de), 125, 240, 257, 281,
332, 350, 392, 399
-, — Roger, 240, 281, 312
-, — Simon, 105
"Pasqe Florye," 90
Passelewe, Matthew, 99, 125, 238, 271, 280
Pastelers, ordinance for regulating the business of, 139
Pastelers, mistery of, Masters sworn,
77, 133.
-, See also Pie-bakers.
Patenham, William, girdler, 295
Paternoster-maker, 256
Pathe, William, 170
Patriche. See Partrich.
Patrik, Geoffrey, 430, 431
-, — — Cecilia, an idiot, daughter
of, 430
Pattesle, Richard, 337
"Patynmakers," mistery of, surveyors, 135; strangers and foreigners to be excluded from the trade, id.
Paulyn, Guy, 79
Pauntone, Thomas, 126, 239
Pavement, the, at Gracechurch, cornmarket at, 133; ditto at Neugate, id.
Payn, Henry, 76, 356, 389
-, — Johanna, 418
-, — John, goldsmith, 343
-, — — Johanna, wife of, 343
-, — John, City Coroner, 450
-, — Robert, 119
-, — — Agnes, daughter of, wife
of John Bunne, 119
-, — — — Alice, daughter of
119
-, — — — Katherine, daughter
of, 119
-, — Roger, 44, 295, 300
-, — Walter, 115
Pays, John, 450
-, — — Simon, son of, 450
-, — Nicholas, 43, 126, 152, 333
Peautrer, Nicholas, 220
-, — — Thomas, son of, 220
-, — — William, son of, 220
Pecche, John, Alderman, 16; removed
from his Aldermanry, 22, 38; deprived of the freedom, 44
-, — John, committed to custody of
Sheriffs for refusing to pay a sum
of money due to his ward, 141, 142
-, — — Philippa, daughter of, wife
of John Costantyn, 142
-, — John, 195
Pecok, Richard, 152, 257
Peek, Robert, 308, 412, 413, 418
Peet, "Gaillard," 131
Pekham, James de, 67
-, — — Lora, wife of, 67
Pelham, John, 130
"Pelters," mistery of. See Skinners.
Pembroke, Earl of. See Valence, Aymer de.
Penne, Matilda, 324
Penreth, John, 341
-, — — Emmota, wife of, 341
Penrose, John, 392, 419
Penteneye, Richard, 370
Penyng, Peter, 363
Pepperers, elect weigher at the Great
Balance, 22; in affray between
Goldsmiths and, 99
-, See also Grocers.
Percy, Thomas, 392
Perfyt, William, 221
Perisholt, Pershote, Persold, Peter, 37, 171, 202, 292
Perman, Gilbert, 50
-, — William, 237
Permay, William, 25, 125, 270, 333
Permaystede, Permestede, Henry, 259, 333, 413
Pernell, Thomas, 356
Perot, Henry, Common Clerk of the City, 8, 71, 262, 268
"Perreie," a fur, 176
Perrers, Alice, complaints against, to be laid before Parliament, 81
Pershore, William, 239, 281
Person, Thomas, 83
Pery, Richard, 133, 149
Peryman, Richard, 271
Peryndone, Henry, chaplain, 149
Pesok, Thomas, 426
"Peteresnettes," found to be false, 278
Petipas, Petypas, Henry, 125, 238, 281, 333
Petteleye, Stephen, 77, 170, 212
Pewterers, mistery of, sends two members to the Common Council, 43
Peyntour, John, 130
-, — Roger, 332
Peyto, John, 376
Philip, John, of Pistora, 198
Philipot, Phelipot, John, 6, 49
-, — — Margaret, wife of, widow
of John Berlyngham, 49
-, — — elected M.P. for the City,
75, 138, 168, 220; the King's customer in the Port of London, 88,
123; elected Alderman of Cornhill
Ward, 88, 147, 177, 230; elected
Mayor, 104; builds a tower on the
riverside for the Citys protection,
155; his death, 230
-, — — 12, 14, 40, 46, 47, 54 59,
73, 79, 80, 88, 89, 90, 94, 98, 99,
100, 104, 105, 106, 108, 110, 112,
118, 119, 121, 124, 126, 127, 129,
135, 136, 147, 153, 154, 166, 168,
177, 198, 200
Phippe, John, 86
"Pickage," a toll claimed by the Prior of St. Bartholomew at his Fair, 70
Plcot, Pycot, Pykot, William, 155, 336, 345, 369, 381, 402
Pie-bakers, not to buy ale to sell
again, 209; not to buy poultry or
fish before Prime, 214
-, — mistery of, Masters sworn, 62,
389
-, See also Pastelers.
Pigeon, Pygeoun, John, 62, 77, 126,
130, 227, 239, 281, 367, 377
-, — William, 389
Pillory, punishment of, for cheating with dice, 25; for forging a bond, 67; for the purse trick, 67-8; for slandering an Alderman, 94; for selling a putrid partridge, 110; for unlawful pretence, 154; for selling coal by short measure, 156; for selling putrid pigeons, 165; for selling unwholesome fish, 197; for practising magic, 198, 207; for sell ing coal in unlawful sacks, 215, 266; for selling false bow-strings, 272; for a false appeal, 329; for practising soothsaying, 351; for insulting a Recorder, 361; for falsifying a deed enrolled in the Husting, 365; for pretending to be an officer of the Marshalsea, 376; for selling false powders, 412
Piltone, William, 84, 187
Pinners, Pynners, mistery of, sends
two members to the Common Council, 44
-, — Masters sworn, 77, 96, 132,
151, 152, 170, 222, 273, 292, 337,
346, 356, 369, 389, 417
Pipehurst, Robert de, 105
Pipot, Robert, 43
Pirial, John, 217
Pirie, Pyrye, Richard, 202, 318
Pirman, Gilbert, 292
Pistoye, James, 363
Pleaders, their duties, 402
-, See also Common Pleaders.
Pleystowe, John, 413
Plomer, Hugh, 98
"Plomers" (Plumbers), mistery of, 41; sends two members to the Common Council, 44
Plot, John, 238
-, — Richard, 239, 281
Plow Monday, 276n., 293, 348, 361, 368, 404, 418. See also Wardmote, Great Court of.
Pluket, Nicholas, 24
-, — — Juliana, wife of, afterwards
wife of John Frosshe, 24
Plumbers See "Plomers."
Plumouth, Richard, 397
Poignaunt, Poynaunt, John, 87, 143,
155, 195
-, — Roger, 403
Pol, Richard, 133
Polayne, wax of, 400
Polhill, Thomas, 388
Polle, Thomas, 168, 281, 332, 449
-, — William, 143, 154
"Pollicier" of wax in the City, 400n., 406, 407
Poll-tax (of 1377), 60, 62; (of 1379), 129, 131; (of 1380), 157-8, 163, 164
Ponde, Avice, wife of John Hillestone, 413, 431
Pondere, John, 22
"Pontandemer" (?), murage chargeable on, 298
Ponterell, Alianora, 112
Pope, John, 15, 126, 254, 270, 334,
438
-, — Thomas, 44, 125, 239, 281, 333
Pope, the, his attitude towards Italian merchants, 55; to be sued for a confirmation of the fraternity of journeymen Cordwainers, 311; his attitude towards Lollards, 428
"Popel," a fur, 262
Poppe, Puppe, Geoffrey, 2, 134
Porter, Edward, 113
-, — Henry, 271
-, — Robert, 21, 322
Portesmouthe, Robert, 363
Port of London See London, Port of.
Portsoken Ward, the Prior of Christchurch ex-officio Alderman of, 84n.,
154, 378, 380, 386, 401; claims a
stray horse, 301-2
-, — assessment of, 2; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 130; sends two
representatives to Common Council,
228, 281; sends four, 240; sends
three, 333
Portugal, expedition to, 160
Postern, the, by the Tower, John Gardyner, keeper of, 9; murage collected at, 300
Pot, Henry, 181
Potenhale, Walter, 220
Potenham, John, 151
-, — William, 424
-, — — Alice, wife of, 424
-, — — Alice, daughter of, 424
-, — William, 150, 212, 239, 281,
316, 333
Potesgrave, Pottesgrave, Thomas, 43, 333
Pottere, John, 369
-, — Roger, de Bury, 146
Pottone, Robert, 50, 130, 174, 336
Potyn, Nicholas, 37
Pouchmakers, condemn badly tanned
leather, 93
-, — mistery of, sends two members
to the Common Council, 44; Masters
sworn, 51, 77, 132, 151, 170, 250.
-, See also "Tassemakeres."
Pouleshotte, Richard de, 23
-, — — Roger, son of, 23
Pouleswharf, 65, 107
Poulte, William, 343
Poultry, schedule of prices to be paid for various kinds of, 110; brought into the City by foreign poulterers, and afterwards removed outside the City for sale, declared forfeited, 158
Pound, John, 129
-, — Thomas, 412
Pount, John, 51, 135, 170
Pountadour, John, 363
Pountfreyt, Henry, 425
-, — John, 19, 42, 108, 180, 235, 238,
246, 270, 273, 281, 287, 299, 333
-, — — Johanna, wife of, 19
-, — — Thomas, son of, 19
-, — John, 393, 422, 443
-, — Peter, 302
-, — Robert, 221
-, — Thomas, 133, 149, 221, 403
-, — William, 235, 239, 262, 271,
280, 332, 363, 412
Power, Nicholas, 77, 130
Poynaunt. See Poignaunt.
Poyntz, Robert, 214
"Prattisferye," 427
Preaching Friars, House of, the King's Council held at, 302; unlawful assembly by journeymen cordwainers held at, 311
Prentiz, Prentys, John, 37, 42, 144,
221, 248, 404, 405
-, — Thomas, 43
-, — Thomas, "fleccher," 343
Prestbury, Geoffrey, 25n.
Prestone, Nicholas, 25
-, — Richard (de), elected Alderman
of Cordwainer Street Ward, 89;
ditto Dowgate, 230, 263, 284, 304
-, — — 89, 108, 117, 124, 195,
230, 246, 247, 249, 276, 280, 284,
286, 287, 289, 295, 304
Prestwyke, John, 389
Prichet, Prychet, John, 90, 115
-, — William, 10
Prince, Prynce, Gilbert, "Gibbon"
(Gilbert ?), 333, 442
-, — — Robert, son of, 442
-, — Gilbert, 44, 90, 126, 239, 271,
281
"Print" of a mazer, 371n.
Priour, John, 363
Profete, John, 449
Proffyt, John, 79, 360, 382, 425, 426
Prophete, John, 403
Protections by the King, restricted, 223
Proude, William, 329
Provendre, Thomas, 360
"Provse," Thomas, 441
-, — — Johanna, wife of, formerly
wife of Thomas Frensshe, 441
Prynnere, John, 412
Pulham, Stephen, 403
Pulle, Richard, 76, 222, 295, 346, 403
Purfot, Richard, of Grenewych, 154-5
Purlee, Thomas, 102
Purpresture, a, 162
Pursere, John, 185
-, — William, 232
-, — — Agnes, daughter of, 232
-, — — John, son of, 232
-, — — John, another son of, 232
Purveyors. See King's Purveyors.
Puteo, Bartholomew de, 377
Pyel, John, elected M.P. for the City,
20; elected Alderman of Castle
Baynard, 88
-, — — 12, 14, 20, 24, 32, 40, 54,
59, 66, 90, 94, 124
Pyge, John, 278
Pykas, William, 315
Pyke, Thomas, 76
Pykeman, Andrew, elected Alderman
of Billingsgate Ward, loco John
Wrothe, resigned, 48; elected
Sheriff, 77; elected Alderman of
Billingsgate Ward, 88, 148
-, — — 42, 54, 59, 77, 78, 85, 98,
102, 104, 117, 129, 131, 153, 154
-, — Giles, 147
-, — Stephen, 243
Pykemyle, William, 121
Pykenham, Pikenham, Walter, 43, 126, 161, 235, 238, 262, 280, 334
Pykot. See Picot.
Pynchebek, John, 281, 332, 375, 397
-, — Thomas, 335
-, — William, 397
Pynchon, Pynchoun, John, 347;
elected Alderman of Cornhill, 352,
362
-, — John, 400, 445
-, — — Thomas, son of, 400, 445
-, — — 126, 238, 246, 280, 330,
347, 352, 355, 359, 362, 366, 368,
380, 386
-, — Walter, 400, 445, 446
Pynners, mistery of. See Pinners.
Pynnok, Thomas, 45, 97, 337
Pynnore, Thomas, 422
Pynot, Henry, 274
"Pynoun" of arms, 286
Pypar, William, 315
Pyryman, Richard, 134
Q
Quays, a toll levied on boats for keeping them clean, 152
"Queek," a chequer-board called, 174
Queenhithe, corn, &c., brought to,
to be exposed three days for sale
before being warehoused, 147
-, — Bailiff of, to see that no ale pass
to Westminster to be sold by hucksters, 215
Queenhithe Ward, Aldermen of:
-, Cosyn, John, 393
-, Neuport, William, 58, 147, 178
-, Ragenelle, John, 164
-, Vanner, Henry, 213
-, Vyne, John, 89
-, Welford or Wilford, 118, 230,
247, 263, 284, 305, 325, 341,
352, 362, 409
-, — assessment of, 2; amount of poll-tax contributed by, 131; sends four
representatives to Common Council,
228; sends ten, 240; sends five,
281; sends seven, 332; Robert
Parys, Deputy of, 247
Queen's Wardrobe, the valet of the, to be admitted to the franchise in the mistery of Tailors, 282-3
Queldryk, Queltrige, John, 143, 149, 155, 255
"Quyltemakere," 293
R
Rabas, Rabbas, Roger, 312, 356
Rabat, Roger, 326
"Raclefisshe," stockfish called, 299
Radclyve, William, 77, 133
Radeles, Reginald, 151
-, See also Rales.
Radewelle, Richard, 125, 134, 238,
281, 333, 424
-, — — William, brother of, 125
-, — William, 130, 281, 333, 378,
422, 447
Radyngtone, Baldewyn, Knt., Warden of the City, 341, 357, 382, 383, 384, 385, 386, 391
"Ragenas," a species of cloth, 298
Ragenel, Ragenelle, John, elected
Alderman of Queenhithe, 164
-, — — 164, 169, 176, 195, 239,
246, 270, 281, 287
Ragenhulle, John, 332, 378, 385
Raigate, Roger, 25n. See also Reygate.
Rakers Rakery, 108, 360
Rales, Ralos, Reginald, 17, 77, 274, 337. See also Radeles.
Rameseye, John (de), 26, 44
-, — — Alice, daughter of, 44, 45,
180, 181n.
-, — — Felicia, wife of, afterward
wife of Henry de Thame, 26, 45,
180
-, — — Margery, daughter of, 180
-, — — Mariota, daughter of, 180
-, — John, 29, 31
-, — — Ralph, son of, 29, 31
-, — Nicholas, 86, 87, 143, 209, 255
-, — Ralph, 179
Rande, Adam, 388
Randolf, Peter, a "latoner," unlawfully meddles with trade of a goldsmith, 34
-, — William, 25n., 67, 445
Rasene, Rasyn, John, 133, 221
Ratford, John, 84, 187, 362, 417
-, — — John, son of, 187
-, — — Thomas, son of, 187
-, — — Walter, son of, 187
-, — — William, son of, 187, 188
Ratteseye, Adam, 238, 280, 333
Rauf, John, 412
Raulyn, John, 114
Raven, Thomas, 266
-, — — Alice, wife of, daughter of
Thomas Skynner, 266
Ravendale, Michael de, 188
Raye, John, 345
Rayner, Bernard, 13
Reading, the Mayor and others summoned to attend the King at, 245-6; the trial of John Northampton at, 246n.; judgments passed against John Northampton at, revoked, 359, 370
"Reasonable part," a widow's. See "Legitim."
Reche, John, 23, 92, 180, 206, 221, 305, 306
Recorder of the City, not to maintain any quarrel, 40; City custom declared by word of mouth of, 86; fees for enrolments in the Husting at one time given to, 100; an insult offered to a, 361; has only authority to pronounce judgments of the Mayor and Aldermen, 395
Recorders:
-, Cheyne, Cheynee, Chene, William,
54, 59, 72, 77, 78, 84, 99, 100,
102, 104, 105, 117, 135, 136,
142, 149, 150, 153, 154, 168,
169, 176, 180, 187, 197, 218,
233, 237, 249, 251, 268, 272,
276, 279, 286, 293, 295, 306,
313, 320, 335, 342, 344, 347,
348, 395, 396
-, Cokayn, Cokeyn, John, 417, 425,
426, 433, 434
-, Depham, Roger, 366
-, Haldene, William de, 12, 14, 16,
17, 36, 40, 41, 46
-, Makenade, William, 385
-, Sadelynstanes, Hugh, 17
-, Southeworth, Matthew, 444, 448
-, Tremayn, John, 355, 361, 366,
368
Rede, Henry, 443
-, — John, 370, 403, 417
-, — — Agnes, daughter of, 370
-, — John, 215, 273, 337, 346, 356
-, — Ralph, 332
Redehode, John, 356
Redyng, John, elected Alderman of
Castle Baynard, 118, 164
-, — — 118, 124, 135, 137, 164,
168, 169, 176, 195, 240, 246, 270
Reede, Henry, 297
-, — — Constance, daughter of,
297
-, — Richard, committed for not obeying a summons, 292, 293
Reigner, John, 28
-, — — Alice, daughter of, wife
of Richard Fraunceys, 28.
-, See also Reyner.
Remes, Reymes, John, 18, 23, 343
Rents, a tax of 12 pence on every 20s. imposed on, 300
Resoun, Robert, 238
Reve, John, 91, 333
"Revers" (a fur?), 176
Reygate, Roger, 212
-, — — Felicia, daughter of, wife
of Peter Fairchild, 212
-, — Thomas, 402
"Reylee' (Rayleigh, co. Essex), the King's lodge at, 37
Reymes. See Remes.
Reymond, William, 151, 197, 291, 356
Reyner, Bernard, 113, 152
-, — John, 3, 10, 11, 43, 103
-, — — Margaret, servant of, 3, 11
-, — — — Alice, daughter of,
3, 10, 11, 103. See also Reigner.
Reynham, Thomas, elected Alderman of Aldersgate Ward, 148
Reynham, Thomas, 25n., 89, 98, 102, 104, 105, 124, 129, 148, 153, 154, 162, 195, 239, 246, 270, 281, 287, 329
Reynold, John, 240, 324, 332, 366, 404
Reynwelle, Thomas, 446
-, — — William, son of, 446
-, — William, 238, 271, 275, 334
Richard, David, 37
-, — John, 403
-, — Robert, 176, 177, 189
-, — — Agnes, wife of, 176
-, — — Alice, daughter of, 177
-, — — John, son of, 177, 189
-, — — Robert, son of, 177
Richard II., his accession, precautions taken for safeguarding the City, 64-6, 68; claims at his coronation, 69; writ for present coinage to continue currency, 69; writ of Privy Seal for four citizens to attend a Council touching the war with France, 73; pledges crown and jewels as security for City loans, 79, 80, 81, 87, 88, 122-3, 149, 156, 159, 160, 218, 219, 267, 268, 293-4; his charters to the City, 86, 87, 222-3, 242; his agreement with Count Louis of Flanders, 99; appeals to the City for money for defence of the realm, 119-120; the City's reply, 120-1; his marriage, 160; crown, &c., pledged with the City, returned for the occasion, id.; the inhabitants of the City to take an oath of fealty to, 167, 178; in great pecuniary difficulties, 181; his letter to the City suggesting there election of John de Northampton as Mayor, 200, grants pardon to the Mayor, &c., for executing John Constantyn, 231; petition to be made to, for authority to punish misdoers in the City, 244; no petitions against the City's government to be made to, 249; his expedition to Scotland, 269, 272; letters patent admitting a discharged member of the House of Almaine to be a free subject, 278; to be asked not to allow Northampton, More, and Norbury to come within 40 miles of the City, 282; purposes an expedition to France, 288, 289n.; commission of regency, 286n., 296n.; urged by Lord de la Souche to get Northampton restored to the franchise, 305; the citizens make a protest, 305-6; pardons Northampton, at the instance of the Duke of Lancaster, 307; forbids further intervention in favour of Northampton, 317; takes the lords appel lant as well as Brembre and other advisers under his protection until the meeting of Parliament, 320-1; no one to speak ill of, 321; City loan of 5,000l. to, 323; proclaims the innocence of Nicholas Extone, 331; writs touching the election of a suitable Mayor, 334-5; writs for return into Chancery of charters of City Misteries and Guilds, 336; a subsidy to enable the King to go to France to make peace, 373; deprives the City of its Mayor and Sheriffs, 379; restores the City's liberties and remits fines, 380-1; articles sent by the Commons in Parliament to, 420-1; goes to Ireland, 421; marries Isabella of France, 434; at Woodstock, 438; thanks the City for pecuniary assistance, id.; resigns his crown, 448n.
Richemond, Henry, 388
Ricolf, Rycolf, Hugh, 291, 318, 402
-, — John, 273, 370, 388
Ridere, John, 87, 255
-, — William, 10
Rikhille, Rykylle, Walter, 427
-, — William, 204, 229, 264, 269, 276,
335, 348, 361, 401, 415, 440, 445
"Ripieres," foreign fishmongers called, 234
"Riptage," a wine, 365
Riseby, Robert, 78
Robert, King of Scotland, 220
Robert, John, 250
Robyn, William, 96, 250, 312
Robynet, John, 15
-, — William, 160
-, — — Richard, son of, 160, 161
Roche, Alan, 130
Rochele, la, wine of, 27
"Roches," in the Thames, 279
Rochester, Bishop of, Thomas de Brinton, 9
Rodelond, Thomas, 67
Roderam, Robert, 43, 45
Roffyn, William, 130
Roke, William, 295
Rokel, Geoffrey, 113
Rokesby, Alan, 77, 334
Roket, John, 297, 413
-, — Robert, 238
Rokyngham, Henry, 130
Rolf, Thomas, elected Alderman of Broad Street, 213; elected M.P. for the City, 252
Rolf, Thomas, 108, 126, 215, 218, 219, 233, 235, 239, 246, 249, 262, 270, 273, 281, 287, 299, 332, 422
Romayn, Thomas, 144, 433
-, — — Juliana, wife of, 144, 433
-, — — his chantry in the church
of St. Thomas the Apostle, 433
Romeneye, Richard, 258
Romeseye, John, 115, 130
-, — William, 175
Ronhale (Rouhale?), Richard, Doctor of Laws, 340
Roo, Stephen, 366
Rook, William, 271
Roolf, Thomas, 43, 94
Roos, John, 67
-, — Richard, 189
"Roperie," la, 101
Rose, Richard, 112, 114, 221, 239
-, — Thomas, 13, 274, 388
Rote, John, elected Alderman of Walbrook Ward, 89; elected M.P. for
the City, 153, 230; elected Sheriff,
168; elected Alderman of Farndone
Ward, 178; ditto Cornhill, 230, 263,
284, 304, 325, 342
-, — — 29, 43, 89, 94, 96, 102,
104, 105, 117, 124, 129, 136, 148,
152, 153, 154, 168, 169, 178, 195,
198, 200, 235, 246 249, 251, 263,
266, 272, 276, 280, 284, 285, 286,
287, 289, 295, 304, 313, 320, 325,
326, 335, 342, 347
-, — Nicholas, 73, 126, 139, 141, 179,
239, 270
Rothewelle, William, 270, 375
Rothynge, Gilbert, 343
Rotour, John, 394
Rous, John, 79, 125
-, — Robert, 43, 118
-, — Simon, 238, 343
Routhe, John, 374
Rugge, John, 211
-, — Robert, 217
Ruggele, John, 114
Rule, William, 186, 235, 260, 270, 281, 442
"Rusburghe" (Risborough, co. Bucks), 289
"Ruskyn," a fur, 262, 297
Russell, Richard, 7, 15, 17, 18, 43,
239
-, — — Richard, son of, 7, 15
Rutland, Edward, Earl of, 437
Rybot, Robert, 324
Rychemond, John, 397
Rydere, Robert, 43
Ryelee, John, 202
Rygeslee, John, 67
"Rygold," a species of wood, 298
Rykhille. See Rikhille.
Ryngsone, John, 435
-, — — Alice, wife of, daughter of
Michael Herland, 435
Ryot, Roger, 130
Rysynge, William, Prior of Christchurch, 84
"Ryvere," a wine, 365
S
Saddlers, condemn badly tanned
leather, 93
-, — mistery of, Masters sworn, 35,
416; sends four members to the
Common Council, 42, 59; yeomen
of, unlawfully form a Fraternity and
assume a livery, 431-2
Sadelynstanes, Hugh, 17
Sadyngtone, John, 152
Saffrey, Richard, 281
"Saham" (Soham ?), co. Cambridge, Thomas, vicar of church of, 167
St. Alban, Wood Street, parish of, 187
St. Andrew Huberd, church of, 114, 115
St. Anne, Aldersgate, Alan Shopwyk, Rector of the church of, 112, 113
St. Antholin, church of, 225, 301
St. Audoen, church of, John Wardroper, parson of, 114; parish of, 10
St. Bartholomew, the Prior of, 70, 372
-, — Hospital of, Nicholas, Renter of,
115
St. Bartholomew the Little, parish of, 363
St. Bennet, Gracechurch, Hatfeld's chantry in church of, 411
St. Botolph, Billingsgate, parish of, 19, 288
St. Bride, church of, curfew rung at, 25, 373
St. Christopher, church of, Thomas
Goldyngtone, Rector of, 9
-, — parish of, 427
St. Clement, Candlewick Street, parish of, 253
St. David's, Bishop of, Adam Houtone 56, 80
St. Dionisius, parish of, 217, 364
St. Dunstan East, parish of, 25, 345
-, — church of, chantry of John Nedham in, 382
St. Dunstan West, church of, 296
St. Esmond, Thomas, 139
St. George without Southwark Bar, parish of, 318
St. Giles without Cripplegate, parish
of, 90, 431
-, — church of, curfew rung at, 25, 373
St. Giles Hospital for lepers, 155, 343
St. Ive, Yve, Adam de, elected Alderman of Langbourn Ward, 24, 39, 88,
148, 178, ditto Broad Street, 230,
247, 263, 284, 304, 325, 342, 352,
362
-, — — 20, 21, 24, 39, 40, 41, 46,
47, 54, 59, 76, 88, 102, 104, 105,
108, 124, 148, 153, 154, 178, 185,
195, 198, 200, 237, 246, 247, 249,
251, 263, 266, 272, 276, 278, 284,
286, 287, 289, 295, 304, 313, 320,
322, 325, 335, 338, 342, 344, 347,
352, 355, 359, 362, 368, 378, 380,
386, 387
St. Iwayn. See St. Audoen
St. John the Evangelist, church of, Edmund Wymondeswolde, Rector of, 104
St. John of Jerusalem, Robert de Hales, Prior of Hospital of, an admiral, 50; Prior of, his difference with the Bishop of St. David's, 56; complains of nuisance caused by animals being slaughtered in the City, 372
St. John Zakary, church of, Henry Spondone, Rector, 139
St. Katherine by the Tower, Chapel
of, 236
-, — Hospital of, 283
St. Katherine Colman, parish of, 345
St. Laurence, Jewry, parish of, 216
St. Laurence Pountney, parish of, 175
-, — church of, 288
St. Magnus, parish of, 97
St. Martin le Grand, Walter Skirlawe,
Dean of free chapel of, 51
-, — proceedings in error at, 56, 85,
294, 344, 368, 369, 374, 392. See
also Writs of Error.
St. Martin without Ludgate, parish of, 363
St. Mary, the new Hospital of, within Cripplegate, 144
St. Mary Aldermary, church of, 164
St. Mary de Bethlehem, Hospital of,
John Gardyner, Warden of, 165,
338
-, — Hospital of, to be distrained for
money due to the Chamber, 343
St. Mary without Bishopsgate, Hospital of, Sir John Lyndesey, Prior, 119
St. Mary atte Bowe, parish of, 265
-, — church of, curfew rung at, 25,
373
St. Mary de Fenchirche, parish of, 150
St. Mary de Gerendon, monastery of, 348
St. Mary of Graces, William, Abbot of, 356
St. Marymount, John (de), 23, 24, 27
St. Mary Overee, Southwark, church of, 196
St. Mary, Somerset, church of, chantry of John de Gildesburgh in, 149; Simon Brigstoke, Rector of, id.
St. Mary, Southwark, Peter de Cheyham, Prior of the church of, 143
-, — Prior and convent, 318
St. Mary de Stanyng, parish of 414
St. Mary, Woolchurch, John Wyles, parson of, 358
St. Michael, Crooked Lane, parish of, 161
St. Michael "le Quern or atte Corn,"
parish of, 343, 354, 358, 365
-, — church of, Roger Fryseby, Rector
of, unlawfully closes a gate, 89
St. Mildred, Poultry, parish of, 198, 258
St. Nicholas Acon, a procession by parishioners of, on Corpus Christi Day, 342
St. Nicholas del Coldabbeye, parish of, 268
St. Nicholas Shambles, butchers of,
274; Masters sworn, 6, 61; a
butcher of robbed of a leg of
mutton, 366
-, — parish of, 10, 34
-, — church of, 110, 114
St. Omer, Lady Emma, Prioress of Kilburne, 405
St. Paul, standard foot measure of, 46
St. Paul's, tenants of, Dean and Chapter, to be free of toll, 5; William Shrouesburi, Canon of, 112; the Renter of, 115; visit of the Mayor and Aldermen on Whit-Monday to, 188; chantry of Henry Guldeford in, 315; Dean and Chapter requested by the City to admit John Neuton, Rector of Halstede, to the chantry of Henry de Guldeford, 338
St. Peter, Broad Street, church of, Henry Bever (Bener?), parson of, 185
St. Peter, Cornhill, church of, visit of the Mayor and Aldermen at Whitsuntide to, on way to St. Paul's, 188
St. Peter near the High Cross in Chepe, parish of, 168
St. Peter, Paulswharf, church of, Thomas Knapet, clerk of, arrested for abusing the Duke of Lancaster, 107
St. Sepulchre, parish of, 329
St. Stephen, Walbrook, parish of, 26
St. Swithin, parish of, 139
St. Swithin's Lane, 366
St. Thomas de Acon, College of,
Thomas Sallowe, Master of, 16
-, — church of, the courts of Bakers,
called "Halymotz," held in, 207;
the Great Conduit opposite to, 354
St. Thomas the Apostle, church of, John Kyngeshous, parson of, 433; Romayns chantry in, id.
St. Thomas de Suthwerk, Hospital of, chapel built by Ralph Halstede in, 111
St. Vedast, parish of, 88, 104
Salamon, Salamon, 349
Salesbury, John, 98, 102, 132, 187,
279
-, — — surveyor of the Thames,
253, 282, 285, 314
-, — Thomas, Knt., 170
-, — — Paul, son of, 170
Salewy, Nicholas, de Pyrytone, 376
Salisbury, Bishop of, his hostel in
Fleet Street, 326
-, — John, Earl of, 437
Salle, John, 132, 239, 257
Sallowe, Alice, 418
-, — Thomas, Master of the College
of St. Thomas de Acon, 16
Salman, John, 45, 134
Salmon may be sold by "birlesters," 244
Salpertone, John, 63, 130, 367
-, — — Johanna, daughter of, 368
-, — — Margery, wife of, afterwards wife of Richard Gnytyng
(Guytyng?), 368
Salters, mistery of, sends three members to the Common Council, 43
Same, Thomas, 114
Sampsone, Henry, 446
-, — John, 97, 211, 254, 426, 427
-, — Robert, 174
-, — Thomas, of co. Suffolk, 316
-, — — Simon, son of, 316
-, — — — Margaret, wife of,
dau of William Knyghtcote, 316
-, — Walter, 152, 278
Samuel, John, 412
Sand, Walter, 182
-, — — Johanna, wife of, daughter
of Robert Berewyk, 182
Sandewych, John, 11, 31, 32
Sandhurst, John, 238, 270, 333, 378
Sandone, John, 350, 363
Sandwelle, Richard, 171
Sandwich, ships to be sent to, 22; a force to assemble at, 269
Sangherst, William, 212
"Sarre," near Sandwich, 174
Savage, Sauvage, Arnald, Knt., 383
-, — Richard, 170, 341
-, — Robert, 134, 382
-, — William, 152, 270
Savoye, the, 236
Sawyer, Ralph, 397
Sayvelle, Alexander, 96, 185
Scardeburgh, John de, Deputy-Coroner, 398
Scavage, Skawage, a custom paid by strangers for defraying expenses of Mayoralty, 350-1; the office of, to be given to certain valets of the King's Chamber, 385; always paid by foreign merchants, 429-30
"Scawageours," the duties of, 361n.
"Scawange". See Scavage.
Schirwode, John, 62
Schranelee, Richard, 397
Schrympelmersche, Shrympelmersshe, William, 44, 221, 240, 270, 281
"Scone," attitude of merchants of Almaine towards the King's subjects at, 101
Scone (Sconie, in Fifeshire?), 175, 190
Scorfeyn, John, 69, 126, 212, 221, 239, 281, 332
Scot, John, 2, 388
-, — Richard, 174, 175
-, — Stephen, 181
Scotland, truce between England and, 95, 156, 220; expedition of Richard II. to, 269, 272n.; Robert, King of, 95
Scrope, the lord, 372
Scut, Scutt, Richard, 51, 70, 71
-, — — Cassandra, wife of, afterwards wife of William Somerwell,
70, 71
-, — — Gregory, son of, 70
-, — — Johanna, daughter of, wife
of Thomas Cokkes, 51, 70
-, — — Thomas, son of, 51, 70
Seal, for sealing cloth, 145, 146
-, — of the Mayoralty, a new one
made, 164-5
Seccheford, Henry de, 105
Seder, Stephen, "fleccher," 343
Segal, Edward, 406
Segood, John, 96
-, — Richard, 426
-, — William, 426
-, — William, junior, 426
Segrave, Hugh de, the King's Treasurer, 219, 267
Segre, Richard, 403
Selbourne, John, 259
Selby, John, 416
Sellinge, John de, 144
Sely, John, elected Alderman of Bread
Street Ward, 118; ditto Walbrook,
178, 230; to give a dinner to his
fellow-Aldermen for not wearing a
silk-lined gown at Whitsuntide,
188; elected Sheriff, 198
-, — — 21, 23, 43, 83, 95, 118,
121, 125, 135, 136, 147, 148, 178,
185, 195, 198, 200, 215, 218, 219,
225, 230, 237, 246, 247, 248, 249,
251, 280, 287, 334
Seman, John, 119, 131, 203, 312
-, — Martin, 25-6, 375, 388
Sempryngham, the Prior of, 372
Sendale, Robert, 43
Sene, Philip de, 363
Senelle, Alexander, 250
Sergeant, John, 113
Sergeant, Serjaunt, Thomas, 28, 52,
98, 169
-, — — Johanna, wife of, afterwards wife of Richard Tiderle, 169
Serjeant-at-Arms or Common Crier, John Wallyngtone, 2, 70, 71, 252
Serjeant of the City, Hugh Brendewode, 253
Serle, Serlee, Richard, 92, 130, 239
-, — William, 83, 131, 426
Serne, Richard, 43
Sethere, Stephen, 292
Sevarne, John, of Flarders, 388. See also Severne.
Sevenoke, William, 449
-, — William, son of William Rumschedde of Sevenoke co. Kent, 439
Severne, John, 369. See also Sevarne.
Sevesterre, John, 239, 333, 350, 390
Seville. See "Cyvylle."
Sewale, Sewalle, Alice, 413
-, — John, 134, 281, 363, 436
-, — John, de Coggeshale, 146
-, — Stephen, 270
-, — William, 14, 185, 250, 336, 402
Sexteyn, John, 240
Seye, John, 363
Seymor, John, 358, 360
-, — — John, son of, 358, 360
Seyntfoy, Abraham, 187
Seyntmarymont, John, de Lukes, 23, 24, 27
Shadeworth, John, elected Alderman
of Tower Ward, 213; ditto Coleman
Street, 263; ditto Bassishaw, 284,
304, 325, 352, 362, 393, 408; elected
M.P. for the City, 349, 448; elected
Sheriff, 367; removed from office of
Sheriff by the King, 379; arrested by
the King's orders, 383; pardoned, id.
-, — — 49, 94, 125, 168, 207, 213,
215, 219, 235, 239, 246, 254, 257,
263, 271, 276, 284, 285, 286, 287,
289, 295, 299, 300, 304, 313, 320,
325, 332, 335, 341, 342, 344, 347,
349, 352, 359, 362, 367, 368, 374,
377, 379, 380, 385, 386, 390, 391,
392, 393, 401, 406, 408, 417, 426,
439, 440, 444, 449
Shakelok, John, 422
Shaldeford, Andrew, 21
Shalyngford, John, 105, 259, 332
Shank, Walter, 388
Shardelowe, Thomas de, 93
Sharpynge, William, 3, 4, 22, 32, 238, 334
Shearmen, mistery of, sends two members to the Common Council, 44; Masters sworn, 221, 346, 356, 369, 388, 403, 416
Shedewater, William, 351
Shelford, Henry, 113
-, — Henry de, appointed Deputy-Coroner, 81, 254
-, — John, elected Alderman of Coleman Street Ward, 118
-, — — 118, 121, 125, 129, 136,
147, 195, 239
Shene, the King's manor of, 250, 278
Shepeye, John, 107, 318
Sherewynde, Shirwynd, Robert, 189, 413
Sheriffs, election of, 12, 46, 77, 102, 135, 153, 168, 198, 218, 249, 286, 313, 331, 344, 355, 366, 385, 399, 414 433, 439, 444, 449
Sheriffs:
-, Askham, William, 439, 440, 444
-, Austyn, Thomas, 332, 335, 344,
347
-, Balauncer, Ralph le, 105
-, Bamme, Adam, 198, 218, 225
-, Barentyn, Drew, 399, 414
-, Baret, William, 135, 136, 137,
138, 142, 149, 153
-, Bodley. See "Budeley."
-, Boseham, John, 102, 104, 107,
108, 112, 117, 121
-, Bramptone, 415, 417, 425
-, "Budeley" (Bodley), William de,
144
-, Carlille, Karlille, Adam, 332, 335,
342, 344, 347
-, Caustone, William de, 105
-, Chircheman, John, 272, 276, 285
-, Cornewaleys, Thomas, 102, 104,
112, 117, 121
-, Doget, Walter, 153, 154
-, Elys, Roger, 425, 426, 429, 433
-, Extone, Nicholas, 249, 251, 266,
272
-, Fastolf, Hugh, 313, 327, 330, 331
-, Fraunceys, John, 5, 358, 366,
374
-, Fresshe, John, 249, 251, 266, 272
-, "Goudchepe" (Godchepe), Hamo,
144
-, Hende, John, 168, 169, 195
-, Heylesdone, John, 135, 136, 137,
149, 152, 153
-, Hyde, William, 449
-, Karlille. See Carlille.
-, Knolles, Thomas, 415, 417, 425
-, Knyghtcote, William, 153, 154
-, Launde, Robert 47, 58, 61, 73,
74, 77
-, Loveye, John, 344, 354, 355, 380,
386
-, Maghfeld, Maufeld (Manfeld ?),
Gilbert, 379, 383, 385, 387,
390, 393, 399
-, More, John, 218, 219, 225
-, — William, 286, 289, 292, 295,
302, 311, 313, 331
-, Neuport, William, 12, 13, 14, 16,
24, 25, 35, 40
-, Neuton, Newenton, Thomas, 379,
383, 385, 387, 390, 393
-, Nor[t]hamptone, John, 47, 58,
61, 73, 74, 77
-, Organ, John, 272, 276, 285
-, Parker, William, 433, 434, 439
-, Pykeman, Andrew, 77, 78, 85
-, Rote, John, 168, 169, 195
-, Sely, John, 198, 215, 218, 225
-, Shadworth, John, 367, 368, 374,
377, 379, 380, 386, 390
-, Shiryngham, William, 425, 429,
433
-, Staundone, William, 286, 289,
295, 302, 311, 313
-, Twyford, Nicholas, 77, 78, 85,
99
-, Vannere, Henry, 367, 368, 374,
375, 377, 380, 386, 390
-, Venour, William, 327, 329
-, Vyvent, Thomas, 355, 366, 374
-, Wade, John, 444, 448
-, Walcote, John, 344, 354, 355, 380,
386
-, Walderne, William, 449
-, Warner, John, 444, 448
-, Welford, Thomas, 433, 439, 448
-, Whytyngdone, Whytyngtone,
Richard, 399, 414
-, Wodecok, John, 439, 444
-, Wynchecombe, Simon, 218, 219,
225, 248, 249, 294
Sheriffs, to have no more than four serjeants, 12; forbidden to maintain any quarrel, 40; one moiety of victuals forfeited to, to go to the Commonalty, 47; to have six mounted serjeants to report matters touching the City's defence to the Mayor, 66; not to be returned to Parliament, 98n.; serjeants of, sworn, 102; complaints against, to be laid before the Mayor and Aldermen, 112, 133, 199; to return records of assizes to the Guildhall Chamber, 175-6; their officers not to brew ale nor retail victuals, 209-10; election of, to take place on St. Matthew's Day, 241; to be responsible for escape of a prisoner, 294, 374; also for any disturbance that may arise at the election of a Mayor, 334-5; the giving of "livery" by new, restricted, 347-8; not to ride to Westminster for presentation at the Exchequer, 348; removed by the King, 379; election of, restored to the City, 384; new, presented to the Constable of the Tower, 386; render their accounts into the Exchequer, 390; officers of, ordinances touching, 402; serjeants of, their fees, id.
Sheriffs' Courts, practice to be followed in, 213
Sherstone, John, 10
Sheryngham, Simon. See Shiryngham
Shether, Alice, condemned to "le
thewe" for being a common scold,
10
-, — Bernard, 112
-, — Simon, 202
"Shethers," mistery of, Masters sworn, 13, 63, 96, 133, 152, 170, 202, 221, 250, 274, 388, 397, 416
Shipbrok, Roger, 6
Shipman, John, 115
Ships, merchant, allowed to accompany the King's war ships, 311
Shirebourne, Richard, 13, 76
Shirreve, Roger, 295
Shirwynd. See Sherewynde.
Shiryngham, Sheryngham, Simon, 146
-, — William, elected Alderman of
Bishopsgate, 213; ditto, Bread
Street, 325, 341, 352, 362, 393, 409;
elected Sheriff, 425
-, — — 150, 213, 215, 219, 239,
257, 270, 287, 296, 299, 325, 332,
335, 341, 342, 347, 359, 362, 367,
368, 378, 380, 385, 386, 387, 391,
392, 393, 399, 401, 409, 415, 417,
422, 425, 426, 429, 433, 434
Shiryngtone, Richard, 21
Shitbournlane (Sherborne Lane), 422
Shopwick, Alan, Rector of church of St. Anne, Aldersgate, 112, 113
Shordich, John, 139, 141
-, — — Margaret, dau. of, 139, 141
-, — Richard de, 105
Short, Hugh, 439, 440, 444
Shot, Shote, Richard, 318, 416
Shrewsbury, Parliament adjourned to, 443, 444
Shrouesbury, John, 115
-, — Laurence, 187
-, — William, Canon of St. Paul's,
112
-, — William, 115
-, — — Elizabeth, concubine of,
115
Shrympelmersshe, William. See Schrympelmersche.
"Shrympes," 191, 373
Sibile, Sibyle, John, 109, 238, 280,
287, 300, 333, 378
-, — John, 161
-, — — Margaret, wife of, daughter of John Gille, 161
-, — Walter, 167
-, — — Margaret, wife of, formerly
wife of John Hothom, and afterwards wife of John Grace, 167,
168
-, — Walter, elected Alderman of
Lime Street Ward, 58; ditto Bridge
Ward, 118, 163; deputy of Bridge
Ward, 247; elected M.P. for the
City, 75, 117
-, — — 42, 58, 61, 64, 73, 78, 87,
90, 94, 117, 118, 121, 124, 135,
136, 141, 143, 153, 163, 166n., 168,
169, 176, 235, 238, 239
Sibsay, Thomas, 326, 357, 365, 381, 435
Sidenham, Sydenham, Richard, 85, 368, 392
Sigalle, Edward, 429
Silbourne, John, 250
Silkstone, John, 336, 416
Silvertone, John, 35, 240, 270
Simond, Nicholas, 326
Skames, William de, 73
"Skawange," la. See Scavage.
Sket, Richard, 37, 171
Skinners, complain of merchants of
Almaine mixing furs, 101-2; usurious
contracts by, 261, 302-3
-, — mistery of, an insult offered to
Masters of, 29; brokers of, 35, 91,
344, sends six members to the Common Council, 43, 59; to appoint
men to search for merchant-strangers
trading in the City, 90; Masters
sworn, 170, 199, 202, 318, 388;
Skinners, mistery of:
-, Searchers of, 91; Surveyors of, 101,
231-2, 262; Wardens of, 161, 262
Skinners' Well, plays &c., at, 272
Skipwyth, William de, 85
Skirlawe Walter, Dean of the free
chapel of St. Martin le Grand, 51
-, — Walter, Keeper of the Privy Seal,
219, 267
Skyft, otherwise "Tykhill," John, 113
Skynner, Richard, 260, 383
-, — Thomas, 5, 103, 266
-, — — Alice, daughter of, wife of
Thomas Raven, 5, 266
-, — — Cecilia, daughter of, 5, 266
-, — — Custance, wife of afterwards wife of Robert Hugefeld, 5
-, — — Johanna, daughter of, wife
of John Hodessone, 5, 266
Slayman, Thomas, 227
Sleford, William de, 80
Slegh, John, the King's Butler and Coroner of the City, 398
Smethefeld. See Smithfield.
Smithfield, Bartholomew Fair in, 29, 70; ordinances for sale of cattle at, 137; jousts held at, 353n.
Smiths, mistery of, sends six members
to the Common Council, 43; Masters sworn, 403, 416; ordinances of,
415
-, See also Black Smiths, Bladesmiths.
Smyth, Andrew, 28, 62, 126, 334
-, — John, 29, 115, 357
-, — Richard, 238, 280
-, — Thomas, 419
-, — — Juliana, daughter of, 419
-, — William, 238
Snetesham, John, 28
Snow, James, 240
Snypstone, Nicholas, 43, 125, 177, 179, 180, 235, 238, 280, 287, 334
Soke of Algate, metes and bounds of, 46
Solace, Robert, 93
Solyngtone, William, 250
Somer, John, 400
-, — John, junior, 440
-, — — Katherine, wife of, daughter
of Thomas Moraunt, 440, 441
-, — William, 90
Somercote, William, 179
Someresham, William, 363
Somerford, John, 90, 131
Somerset, John, Earl of, 437
Somerset, Robert, 78, 94, 126, 239,
270, 344, 367
-, — Thomas, Mayor of Oxford, 398
Somertone, John, 114
Somerville, John, 270, 332
Somerwell, William, 70, 71
-, — — Cassandra, wife of, formerly
wife of Richard Scut, 70, 71
-, — William, de Bristoll, 51
Somery, Robert, 375
Sonneman, William, 389
Sonyngwelle, William, elected M.P. for the City, 448
Soothsaying, punishment for practising, 351
"Sotils choses," 175n.
Souche, Zouche, de la, Lord, urges the King to pardon John Northampton, 305; his action deprecated by the citizens, 305-6, 307
Sound, the, herrings from, 175
Sourby, Richard, in "la baile," 132
Southam, John, elected Alderman of
Dowgate Ward, 58; ditto, Tower
Ward, 118; ditto, Langebourne,
163
-, — — 58, 61, 64, 73, 77, 78,
94, 118, 124, 135, 136, 163, 169,
179, 180
"Southamlane," 225
Southbrok, William, 259, 260
Southeworth, Matthew, 444, 445, 448
Southous, Walter, 24, 25, 27, 28, 147
Southwark, dispute as to certain shops being in the City or Borough of, 92-3; the "Stolpes" in, 93; Hospital of St. Thomas in, 111; Bailiff of, prevents foreign fishmongers bringing fish into the City, 192; ale not to be sent to, for hucksters to sell, 215; two shillings for "besants" paid to the Exchequer for bailiwick of, 447; William Est appointed Bailiff of, id.
Soys, Thomas, 416
-, — William, 174
Spain, wax of, 400
Spakeman, John, 346
Spaldyng, Thomas, 254
-, — William, 42, 186, 240, 246, 270,
280, 287
Spark, Richard, 21, 238, 280, 303
-, — William, 64
Spayne, Richard, 29
Speleman, Stephen, City Chamberlain, 135, 177, 179, 275, 308, 319, 323, 327, 341, 345, 353, 364, 365, 367, 377, 380, 381, 382, 383, 390, 391, 398, 400, 401, 405, 410, 417, 418, 419, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, 429, 431, 439, 441, 442, 447, 450
Spencer, Spenser, John, Keeper of
Cripplegate, 9
-, — John, 385
-, — Richard, 185, 390, 438
Spencer, Spenser, Thomas, 151
-, — Walter, 389
Spersholte, Peter, 5, 175, 274, 356
-, — — Johanna, wife of, formerly
wife of William Waryn, 5
Spicerer, William, 329
Spilleman, Stephen. See Speleman.
Spinalla, Napolin, 384
Spink, Richard, 101
Spondone, Henry, Rector of the church of St. John Zakary, 139
Sponere, John, 254
Sporiers, Spurriers, mistery of, sends two members to the Common Council, 44; Masters sworn, 50, 77, 132, 151, 274, 292, 346, 354, 403, 417
Sporle, William, 98
Sprats to be sold by "tandels," 138
Sprig, Robert, 117
Sprot, Hugh, 125, 237, 280, 333,
378, 427
-, — Richard, 270, 281
Sprotbergh, Thomas, 16
"Sprottes." See Sprats.
Spurriers, mistery of. See Sporiers.
Spyce, Clement, 85
Spynula, Paul, 429
Squier, John, 112, 113, 115
-, — William, 363
Squyler, Robert, 263
-, — — Isabella, wife of, daughter
of Philip Draper, 263
Squyry, John, 412
Stable, Adam, discharged from Aldermanry of Coleman Street Ward, and
elected Alderman of Chepe, 7;
elected Mayor, 47; removed from
Mayoralty by the King, 60, 61;
elected Alderman of Bishopsgate
Ward, 88, 147
-, — — 3, 7, 12, 16, 17, 23, 33,
36, 38, 40, 41, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50,
52, 53, 54, 59, 60, 61, 74, 98, 105,
108, 117, 124, 147, 152, 154, 195
-, — John, mercer, 305
-, — — Isabella, daughter of, 305
-, — — Thomas, son of, 305
Stabulte, William, 239. See also Stapulte.
Stachesdene, William, 94, 205
Stacy, Henry, 239, 246, 280, 299, 332
Staffertone, Robert, 259; committed to Newgate for disobeying an Alderman, 323
Stafford, John, 132
-, — William, 346
Standard, the, in Chepe, 66, 427n.
Standulf, Reymond, 326
Stane, William, 76
Stanes, John, 337
-, — William, 130, 170, 330, 442
Stanle, John, Knt., 383
Stanley, Robert, 96
Stanynglane, 414
Stapeleye, John, 67
Stapulford, John, 360
Stapulte, Stapelte, William, 43, 281, 332. See also Stabulle.
Starger, William, 221
Starlyng, John, Serjeant, the "postern' by the Tower and houses adjacent granted to, 277, 288
"Stations" around the Crosses in Chepe, let to divers persons, 131; part of the profits to go to Common Hunt, 132, 133
Staundone, William, elected Alderman of Aldgate Waid, 214, 230,
247, 263, 284, 305, 325, 341;
ditto Chepe, 393, 408; elected
Sheriff, 286; elected Mayor, 387;
elected M.P. for the City, 404
-, — — 126, 165, 189, 207, 214,
215, 218, 219, 230, 235, 237, 246,
247, 249, 251, 263, 266, 267, 272,
276, 280, 284, 286, 287, 289, 295,
302, 305, 311, 313, 316, 320, 323,
325, 341, 385, 387, 390, 391, 393,
394, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400, 401,
404, 406, 408, 417, 425, 426, 434,
439, 440, 444, 449
Staunford (Stamford), 26
Staunford, John, 138
-, — — Johanna "Frutestere, 'wife
of, 138, 139
-, — — John, son of, 138
Staunton, John, 180, 270
Stavertone, Robert, 334
Stenby, Peter, 262
Stepiltone, John, 115
Sterlyng, John, brewer, 288 See also Starlyng.
Stews, the, boatmen not to bring any man or woman to, between sunset and sunrise, 372; women of bad character to be relegated to, 402
Steynours, mistery of, ordinances, 451
Steyntone, John, 239
Stile, Stille, Richard, 143, 154, 195, 255
Stirgere, Stierger, William, 76, 202
Stockfishmongers, mistery of, 443
Stocks, the, butchers of, masters sworn, 61; market for fish at, 193, 194, 197, 202; tenants of, contribute £60 yearly towards mainten ance of London Bridge, 234; occupied by "Ripieres" who pay nothing towards the Bridge, id.; tenants of, to contribute towards the maintenance of the Bridge, 242-3; cloth to be sold at, 301
Stocks, the, punishment of, 73
Stode, John, 32, 33
Stodeley, Thomas, 388
Stodeye, John, Alderman of Vintry
Ward, his death, 44
-, — — 14, 16, 25, 44
-, — William, 5, 103, 141
-, — — Agnes, daughter of, 103,
141
-, — — Isabella, wife of, afterwards wife of Philip Derneford, 141
Stofford, William, clerk, taken in adultery, 339
Stoke, Stokke, John, 77, 90, 112, 360
Stokes, Thomas, 295
-, — William, 292
Stokesby, William, 125
Stoket, William, 171, 356
Stokyngbury, John, 63
"Stolpes" in Southwark, 93n.
Stonham, Richard, 6, 17, 44
Stonle, John, 50, 291
Stonpet, Nicholas, 133
Storteford, Richard, 52
Story, Richard, 392
Stowe, John, 54
-, — Thomas, 102
Stowe St. Edward (Stowe on the Wold), co. Gloucestei, 412
"Stralessund," letter from, invoking the City's aid in defence of the privileges of merchants of Almaine, 101; reply thereto, id.
Strangers, "known to be rich and powerful," not to be admitted to the freedom without the consent of the Common Council, 109; custom as to admission of strangers to the freedom, 109n.; to contribute twice as much as freemen for the defence of the realm, 271. See also Merchant Strangers.
Stratford, mill for fulling cloth at, 37; cattle to be slaughtered at, 301; a baker of, convicted of fraud, 322; animals for the City's use to be slaughtered at, 372
Strathern, Walter, 418
Strattone, John, 52
-, — Richard, 363, 412
Strattone, co. Norfolk, John de, 181
Straunge, the lord, 372
Straustone, William, 185
Strawesburgh, Hans, 339
-, — — Alice, daughter of, 339
Streche, Strecche, John, 6, 89, 89n.
Streets, Highways, tolls for repair of, 54, 145, 155, 156, 236; tolls for keeping clean, 63; to be kept clean, 137, 183; surveyors of, appointed, 275, 355
"Strengere," 115, 272
Strete, Walter, 352, 353
-, — William, the King's Butler and
City Coroner, 4
Streyte, Roger, 43
Strode, Ralph, Common Serjeant-of-law or Common Pleader, a
mansion over Aldersgate granted
to, so long as he remained in office,
15; the same granted to him for
life, 83; resigns (ousted from ?)
office, 208, 245; grant of an
annuity to, for loss of mansion
over Aldersgate, 245, 287-8; appointed Standing Counsel to the
City, 288
-, — — 12, 14, 15, 28, 33, 38, 40,
53, 72, 73, 83, 84, 89, 169, 208,
245, 287, 306
-, — Robert, mercer, 310
-, — — Ralph, son of, 310
-, — Thomas, 238, 280, 334
-, — William, 43
Strokelady, William, 86, 112, 268
-, — — Matilda, wife of, 268
Studele, John, 238, 280
Stuket, Nicholas, 387
Stupultone, Anselm, 381
Sturgeoun, William, 151
Stury, Richard, Knt., 368
Style, Richard, 87
Subsidies, commissioners for levying, 224, 296, 373; manner of levying in the City prescribed, 394
Sudbury, John, 272
-, — Simon, Archbishop of Canterbury, 80
-, — William, 42, 238, 334, 405, 414
Suffolk, Earls of:
-, Pole, Michael de la, 321
-, Ufford, William de, 398
Sulby, Richard, 330
Sunny, Richard, 147
Surby, Richard, 346
Surgeons, mistery of, Masters sworn, 352, 388
Sussex, Suthsex, John, 125, 413
Suthcote, John, 422
Suthereye, John, 221
Suthsex. See Sussex.
Sutton, Alice de, 374
-, — Geoffrey, 37, 43, 356
-, — Henry, sworn Master-Surgeon,
352
-, — John, 16, 25n, 174, 175, 239, 355
Sutton, John, 127
-, — — Dionisia, dau. of, wife of
John Barley, 127
-, — — Johanna, wife of, afterwards wife of John Donvngtone,
127
-, — — Philip, son of, 127
-, — Richard, 10
-, — Robert, 96, 212, 250, 312
-, — Thomas, 441
Swantone, John, 42
Swetbone, Reginald, 77, 133
Swetenham, Matthew, 385
Swift, Swyft, Henry, 175
-, — John, 209
-, — — Isabella, wife of, formerly
wife of John Bristowe, 209
-, — John, 37, 38, 170, 171, 337,
426
Swords, only to be carried by knights, 274
Swotehous, William, 363
Syba, Thomas, 429
Sybile. See Sibile.
Sybseye. See Sibsay.
Sydenham. See Sidenham.
Syfrnast, Sir John, 398
"Syge." See Urine.
Sylham, John, 424
Sylkystone. See Silkstone.
Symcok, Nicholas, 113, 240, 270
Symes, William, 394
Symond, John, 255, 256, 262, 381, 391
-, — Nicholas, spurrier, on Fleet Bridge, 274
-, — Nicholas, 132, 403
"Syvendenlane" (Seething Lane), 173
T
Taillour, Herman, 302
-, — William, 426
Tailors, mistery of, sends six members to the Common Council, 42, 59; Masters sworn, 221; the City franchise wrongly obtained through, 260, 423; charter of Richard II. to, 384
Talbot, Hugh, 407, 424
-, — William, 407
Taleworth, John, 367
-, — — Isabella, wife of, daughter
of John Wiltone, 367
"Talghchaundellers." See Tallowchandlers.
Tallages, non-resident freemen to be assessed for, 146; names of those so assessed, 146-7; no member of Common Council to be collector of, 241
Tallow-chandlers, mistery of, sends three members to the Common Council, 43; Masters sworn, 402, 416
Tame. See Thame.
Tamworth, Nicholas, 18, 52
-, — — John, son of, 18, 52
"Tandels," a measure for the sale of sprats, 138
Tank, William, 1
Tannere, Richard, de Stratford, 23
-, — William, 96, 291, 318, 346, 364
Tanners, condemn badly tanned
leather, 93
-, — mistery of, sends two members
to the Common Council, 44
Tansy seed, 412
Tapicers, mistery of, sends four members to the Common Council, 42; Masters sworn, 13, 45, 76, 96, 132, 170, 202, 221, 250, 273, 291, 318, 336, 346, 388, 402, 416
"Tare" of merchandise, 406
"Tassemakeres," mistery of, 135; strangers and foreigners to be excluded from the trade, id. See also Pouchmakers.
"Tassyle," the Duke of, 180n.
Tauntone, John, 412
-, — Walter, Keeper of Bishopsgate,
9; Beadle of Bishopsgate Ward,
grant of a mansion near the gate
to, 83
-, — Walter, 84, 115
Taverner, Geoffrey, 363
-, — John, 185
-, — William, 256, 365
-, — — Agnes, wife of, daughter of
William Horewode, 255, 256
Taverners, to close their doors by a certain hour, 27, 92; ordinances to be observed by, 74; wine sold by, to be appraised by the mistery of Vintners, id.
Taverns, regulations as to length of ale-stakes, 12
Tawyere, Robert, 271
Tekyl, John, 346
"Templebarre," murage collected at, 300
Ternaunt, John, 44
"Terselette," a species of hawk, 4
Tettesbury, John, 27
Tettesforde, Richard, 270
Tettesworth, Edmund de, 229
"Teynturers" (Dyers), mistery of, 41
Thame, Tame, Henry de, 26, 31, 45,
180
-, — — Felicia, wife of, daughter
of John Rameseye, 26, 45, 180
Thame, Tame, Nicholas, 113
-, — — Agnes, wife of, 113
Thames, the river, ordinances for protection of shipping in, 74-5; kydels to be removed from, 87; to be cleansed, 108; trinks and other engines destructive of fish in, to be removed, 143; stone towers built for the City's protection on either side of, 155; assize of nets used for fishing in the, 159; surveyors of nets appointed, 235-6, 253; rubbish not to be thrown into the, 247, 255, 256; John Salesbury, surveyor of the water of, 279; complaint of want of remuneration by surveyor of, 282; "lastage" not to be thrown into, 296; John Besouthe appointed surveyor of, loco John Salesbury, 314; limits prescribed to fishing in the, 339, 361; stable refuse not to be cast into, 365; ordinances against polluting, 392; butchers allowed to cast oftal into, 392, 394; Alexander Bonere, conservator of, 426
Thames Street, 25
Thernynge, Thirnynge, William, 335, 344, 346, 348, 361, 392, 401, 415, 427, 435, 440, 445
"Thewe," the, a punishment for women, 10, 272, 363
Thomere, John, 131
-, — William, 44, 73, 177, 333
Thomlyn, John, 331
-, — — Agnes, daughter of, 331
-, — — Alice, daughter of, 331
-, — — Henry, son of, 331
Thomson, John, 174
Thorndene, Thomas, 25n.
Thornhegge, Robert, 50, 150, 152
Thornhille, Thornhull, William, 131, 152, 239
Thornmanby, William, 391
Thorntone, John de, 26, 29, 31
Thorpe, Elias (de), elected Alderman
of Walbrook Ward, 59
-, — — 21, 43, 59, 61, 64, 77, 78,
124, 195, 238, 246, 270
-, — John de, 274
-, — Stephen, 131
"Thredwomman," the art of a, 186
"Thre Nonnos," a tenement called, 422
Thurkyld, John, 113
-, — — Johanna, wife of, 113
Thursby, Robert, 397-8
Tiddesbury, John, 410
-, — — Johanna, daughter of, wife
of William Fraunceys, 410
Tiddesbury, John, Johanna, another daughter of, 410
Tiderle, Tyderle, John, 161, 170, 334
-, — Richard, 169
-, — — Johanna, wife of, formerly
wife of Thomas Serjaunt, 169
Tilbury, Tillebury, Laurence, 132,
171, 356
-, — Thomas, 43, 139
Tilers, breaking ordinances to be reported by the Aldermen, 107
Tillere, William, 423
Tilneye, John, 3, 42, 67, 68, 238, 287,
334
-, — Thomas, 280
"Timber" of furs, 232, 324n.
Tirlyngtone, Richard, 45
"Titlyng," stockfish called, 299
Toky, Richard, 334
-, — Richard, 404
-, — — Matilda, daughter of, 404
-, — Richard, 447
-, — — Richard, son of, 446-7
Toll, tenants of the Bishop of London and the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's to be free of, 5; the Bishop of Winchester and his tenants to be free of, 6; to be levied on carts for repair of highways, 54, 145, 155, 156, 236; levied on boats for keep ing docks and quays clean, 152
Toller, Hugh, 131
-, — John, 131
"Tolleser," 429
Tonge, William, elected Alderman of
Vintry Ward, 59; ditto, Aldgate,
163; deputy of Tower Ward, 247;
Alderman of Tower Ward, 263;
elected M.P. for the City, 153, 329,
334
-, — — (vintner), 41, 42, 53, 55,
59, 61, 77, 78, 83, 94, 95, 124, 129,
163, 169, 176, 235, 237, 263, 273,
286, 299, 300, 313, 319, 324, 333,
346, 362
-, — William, 357
-, — — Agnes, dau. of, 357, 358
-, — — Avice, wife of, 357, 358
-, — — Isabella, daughter of, 357
-, — — John, senior, son of, 357
-, — — John, son of, 357, 358
Toppesfeld, Stephen, 369
Torngold, Torgold, John, 5, 12, 14,
16, 36, 47, 54, 59, 60, 62
-, — William, 155, 195
Torold, Peter, 238, 270, 333
-, — Roger, 426
-, — Thomas, 133
"Toundours" (Shearmen), mistery of, 41
Tournour, Turnour, Turner, John,
185, 216, 274
-, — John, senior, 212
-, — William, 380
Tours, John, 130
"Tourte," 106n.
Tourte-bakers, regulations to be observed by, 106-7
Tower, the, postern at, 2, 172, 288; the King's Exchange in, 7, 131, 164; a place called "Blakehalle" in, 181; Constable of, not to take prises of freemen, 222; delivery of prisoners at, 264; proceedings against Richard Norbury, John More, and John Norhamptone at, 264-6; Thomas, Earl of Kent, Constable of, 386; Sheriffs presented to Constable of, 386; Mayor presented to the same, 387
Tower ditch, a portion of the garden of St. Katherine's Hospital purchased by Edward I. for enlarging the, 283
Tower Hill, 255, 272
Tower Ward, Aldermen of:
-, Baret, William, 352, 362, 393
-, Croydone, Richard de, 6
-, Fastolf, Hugh, 163, 230, 247,
263
-, Haddele, John, 6, 89, 147, 177,
408
-, Mortone, John, 59
-, Shadworth, John, 213
-, Southam, John, 118
-, Tonge, William, 263
-, Venour, William, 284, 305, 325
-, — assessment of, 2; the Alderman
of, to guard the City against attack
by the Thames, 65; amount of
poll tax contributed by, 130;
sends four members to Common
Council, 228; sends eleven, 237;
sends six, 280; sends thirteen, 333;
William Tonge, Deputy of, 247
Tracy, Hugh, chaplain, bequeaths a "portehors" to be used at Newgate, 185
Trap', John, 236
Traynell, Henry, 102, 113
"Treinkes," nets called, 143, 277-8, 426
Treire, Robert le, 242
Tremayn, John, 32, 52, 76, 150, 355, 361, 366, 368, 395, 396
Trentemars, John, 114, 329
-, — Thomas, 88
Tresilian, Robert, a commissioner for gaol-delivery of Newgate, 159, 173 4, 204, 229, 269, 276; the
Tresihian, Robert:
-, King's chief Justiciar, 211, 224;
a commissioner for delivery of
Northampton and other prisoners
in the Tower, 264; impeached, 321
Treuthennek, Trewthennek, Michael, 45, 210, 211, 238, 262
Trewe, Thomas, 258, 416
Tropist, Michael, 328, 329
Trumpeltone, Thomas, 135
Trumpetone, Richard, 63
Trumpyngtone, John, 206
-, — — Alice, wife of, daughter of
John Helpestone, 206
-, — Richard, 152, 250
-, — William, 185
"Trussyng-coffre," 68
Trymcok, John, 427
Trymnel, William, 329, 330
Trynge (co. Herts), 289
Trystour, William, 416
Tuft, John, 369
"Tun," the, on Cornhill, 339
"Turhill." See Tower Hill.
Turk, Nicholas, 281
-, — Roger, 403
-, — William, 195
Turneye, William, 125
Twyford, John, 85, 171, 206, 413, 445
-, — Nicholas de, elected Alderman
of Coleman Street Ward, 8; ditto
Farringdon, 89, 147; ditto Lime
Street Ward, 213; ditto Aldersgate, 324, 341, 351; elected Sheriff,
77; rebelsagainst Nicholas Brembre,
the Mayor, 99; elected Mayor, 335
-, — — 8, 12, 14, 16, 31, 32, 36,
38, 40, 41, 46, 47, 54, 59, 60, 62,
72, 78, 89, 102, 105, 108, 124, 127,
154, 168, 188, 195, 218, 219, 246,
313, 320, 324, 331, 335, 341, 351,
359
-, — Richard, 346, 397, 403
-, — Thomas, 333
Tybaud, John, 271
Tyburne, 265
Tyderle. See Tiderle.
Tye, Thomas, 397
Tyes, Roger, 199
Tykhill, Tikhulle, John, 6, 17, 44, 61
Tykhill, John, otherwise John "Skyft," 113
Tyler, Walter, account of insuriection under, 166; commission to inquire into outbreak and punish offenders, id.; agreements made under compulsion, during rebellion, cancelled by Parliament, 189n.; pardon granted to insurgents under, 217
Tylneye, John, 312
-, — — Katherine, daughter of,
312
"Tymbermongere," 450, 451
Tyngewyk, William, 52, 421
Tyrell, John, 1
Tyrold, Thomas, 63
"Tysters" (Weavers), mistery of, 41
U
Ufford, William de, Earl of Suffolk, 398
Ulryk, Alan, 326
Ultynge, John, de Caleys, 146
Umfray, Umfrey, John, 37, 250, 356
-, — Simon, 388
Underwode, William, 17, 61
Uptone, John, 403
-, — Robert de, 144
-, — — Juliana, daughter of, wife
of Michael Myniot, 144
-, — — Margery, daughter of, 144
-, — — — Richard de Westone,
son of, 144
-, — William, "peautrer," 331
Urban, Pope, desired not to raise Bishop Courtenay to the Cardinalate, 116, 117
Urinal, hung on the neck of a medical impostor, 184
Urine, or "syge," for fulling cloth forbidden, 37
Usk, Nicholas, 127
-, — Thomas, 30
-, — Thomas, appointed by the King's
orders Under-Sheriff of Middlesex,
316-17; his charges against John de
Northampton, 316n.; his death, id.
Ussher, John, 165
-, — — Johanna, daughter of, wife
of Walter Kyng, 165
-, — John, elected Chamberlain loco
Eynesham, 103
-, — — 103, 105, 117, 119, 126,
137, 139, 141
Usury, plaints touching, 23-4, 24-5, 27, 28; change of procedure in plaints touching, 200; ordinances against, 206-7, 261-2, 365
V
Vache, Philip de la, 80
Vaghan, Thomas, 363
Valence, Aymer de, Earl of Pembroke,
348
-, — — Mary, wife of, 348
Valet, Simon, 419, 425
Van Avenel, Giles, 186
-, — — Katherine, wife of, afterwards wife of "Ras" Holbrook, 186
-, — — William, son of, 186, 187
Van Braughyn, Peter, 152, 202, 369
Vandaye, William, 50
Van de Lare, Reginald, of Flanders, 318
Van Est, Outre, 77
Van Everyngham, John, 152
Van Harpe, Arnald, 221
Vanner, Henry, elected Alderman of
Queenhithe, 213; ditto Cordwainer
Street, 230; ditto Vintry, 263, 283,
304, 325; ditto Aldersgate, 362;
ditto Cornhill, 393, 408; elected
M.P. for the City, 220, 229, 334,
346; elected Sheriff, 367; removed
from office of Sheriff by the King,
379; arrested by the King's orders,
383; pardoned, id.
-, — — 42, 74, 94, 168, 207, 213,
219, 220, 235, 237, 246, 247, 249,
251, 265, 272, 276, 280, 283, 286,
287, 289, 295, 299, 300, 304, 313,
320, 329, 334, 350, 361, 366, 367,
368, 374, 375, 377, 380, 385, 386,
390, 391, 393, 398, 399, 401, 408,
414, 440, 441
Van Severne, John, 274
Vautort, Vautot, John, 31, 270, 281, 403
Veleyn, John, 77
Venour, William, elected M.P. for the
City, 55, 98; elected Alderman of
Castle Baynard, 213, 351, 362, 393,
408; ditto Tower Ward, 284, 305,
325, 341; elected Sheriff, 313;
elected Mayor, 348
-, — — 125, 129, 211, 213, 218,
238, 246, 284, 287, 289, 295, 299,
305, 313, 319, 320, 322, 325, 327,
329, 335, 341, 343, 344, 347, 350,
351, 352, 353, 355, 356, 358, 362,
366, 368, 378, 380, 383, 386, 393,
399, 408, 414, 439, 440, 444
Verdyr, Stephen, 174
Vere, Robert de, Duke of Ireland, 321
Verne, Robert, 292
Verney, Robert, fined for acting both as a Bowyer and a Fleccher, 11
Vernoun, Andrew, 131
"Verriers" (Glaziers), mistery of, masters sworn, 170. See also Glaziers.
Vertus, the Count of, 377
Vesecok, Walter, of "les stywes," 87
Viaunde, John, 239
Victuallers, ordinances to be kept by, 163; ordinances made temp. Northampton, Mayor, regulating the trade of, 190-1; not to hold any judicial office in the City, 206, 210; to be subject to the rule of the Mayor and Aldermen, 223, 226; not to be molested by the King's Purveyors, 438
Victuals, one moiety of forfeited, to go to the Commonalty, the Sheriffs retaining the other moiety, 47; a tax on, for the City's defence, 90, 116, 271; forestalment of, forbidden, 134, 222; the price of, fixed, 140; regulations touching, to be duly observed, 274, 285, 394; grievances touching sale of, to be submitted to the Alderman of the Ward, 275; free trade in allowed, 325, 331n.; sale of, to be subject to civic authorities, 337
Vigerous, John, 62, 238
Vinlan (Unilan ?), Alice de, wife of Henry de Cantebrige, 88
Vintners, pardoned by the King for
disobeying statutes, 308
-, — mistery of, brokers sworn, 22;
sends six members to the Common Council, 42, 59; Surveyors
elected, 74; six members to appraise
wine sold in taverns, id.; to appoint
men to search for merchant strangers
trading in the City, 90; Masters
sworn, 337
Vintry Ward, Aldermen:
-, Clyvelee, John, 89
-, Cornewaleys, Thomas, 44, 118, 164,
213, 230, 247
-, Doget, Walter, 148
-, More, William, 341, 352, 362, 393,
408
-, Stodeye, John, 44
-, Tonge, William, 59
-, Vannere, Henry, 263, 283, 304, 325
-, — assessment of, 2; amount of
poll tax contributed by, 130; sends
four members to Common Council,
228, 280; sends sixteen, 238; sends
three, 334; Matthew Passelewe,
Deputy of, 247
Vycory, John, de Lavenham, 146
Vylers, Nicholas, 130, 334
Vynald, Frank, 406, 429
Vyne, Andrew, 9, 212
-, — John, elected Alderman of Queenhithe, 89; elected and accepted by
the Mayor and Aldermen as Alderman of Cordwainer Street Ward in
default of election by the Ward, 148
-, — — 9, 42, 71, 89, 98, 102, 104,
117, 124, 129, 131, 136, 148, 153,
154, 176, 195, 198, 224, 327, 415
-, — William, 9, 297
Vynour, Juliana, 84
-, — — Alice, daughter of, 84
Vyolet, William, 221
Vyvent, Thomas, elected Sheriff, 355;
elected Alderman of Bishopsgate,
362
-, — — 239, 252, 270, 281, 333,
338, 362, 366, 368, 374, 378, 380,
385, 386, 387
W
Wade, John, elected M.P. for the
City, 404; elected Alderman of
Aldgate, 409; elected Sheriff, 444
-, — — 235, 238, 271, 280, 334,
335, 367, 378, 409, 415, 425, 433,
434, 439, 440, 444, 448
-, — Richard, 334
-, — Roger, 427
Wadesworthe, Waddesworth, William, 38, 42, 126, 182, 210, 281, 333,
357, 411
-, — — Leticia, wife of, daughter
of Robert Berewyk, 182
Wadham, John, 440
Wainford, Roger, 130
Wakele, John, 142, 161, 179, 239,
281, 333, 337, 386, 440, 445
-, — — Matilda, wife of, formerly
wife of Roger atte Mylne, 179
Wakelyn. See Walkelvn.
Wakeman, William, de Henle, 146
Wakerlee, John, 26
Walbroke, the, rubbish not to be thrown into, 247; to be kept clear by Aldermen of certain Wards, 216
Walbrook Ward, Aldermen:
-, Baret, William, 163
-, Begge, Hervey, 22, 39, 118
-, Hende, John, 408
-, Olyver, William, 213, 284, 304,
362, 393
-, Pecche, John, 22, 39
-, Rote, John, 89, 148
-, Sely, John, 178, 230, 247
-, Thorpe, Elias de, 59
-, Walcote, John, 325, 342, 352
-, Wynchecombe, Simon, 263
-, — — assessment of, 2; amount
of poll-tax contributed by, 129;
sends four members to the Common
Council, 228; sends thirteen, 238,
334; sends eight, 280; "Reynold"
Aleyn, Deputy of, 247; Robert
Parker, Beadle of, 323
Walcote, John, elected Alderman of Candlewick Street Ward, 178, 393, 409; ditto Walbrook, 325, 342, 352; elected Sheriff, 344
Walcote, John, 52, 70, 71, 72, 126, 165, 178, 185, 195, 198, 200, 240, 254, 280, 323, 325, 332, 335, 342, 344, 345, 347, 352, 354, 355, 359 60, 378, 380, 385, 386, 387, 391, 393, 394, 399, 401, 405, 409, 410, 415, 417, 426, 433, 434, 439, 440, 444, 449
Waldegrave, John, 125
-, — Nicholas, 324
Waldene, Gilbert, 115
-, — Henry, 217
-, — Richard, 102, 113
-, — Thomas, 17
-, — Walter, 31
Walderne, Geoffrey, elected M.P. for
the City, 417
-, — — 105, 126, 235, 239, 271,
287, 299, 355, 415
-, — William, 398
-, — William, elected Sheriff, 449
-, — William de South[ampton],
146-7
Walesby, Richard, 221
Waleworth, Walworth, John, 239,
270, 326
-, — Philip, 78, 97, 135, 144, 146
-, — William, elected M.P. for the
City, 20, 75, 220; elected Alderman
of Bridge Ward, 88, 147, 177, 230,
263; slandered by a woman, 134;
elected Mayor, 154; elected Alderman of the Hanse, loco John Aubrey,
158
-, — — 2, 5, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15,
18, 19, 20, 24, 27, 36, 40, 46, 47, 54,
59, 73, 79, 80, 88, 89, 90, 94, 98,
99, 102, 104, 105, 108, 111, 124,
141, 147, 153, 154, 156, 159, 160,
161, 162, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168,
169, 171, 173, 177, 197, 235, 237,
246, 247, 263, 266, 276, 338
Waleys, Henry, 242
-, — Philip, 96
-, — William, 17, 274
Walkelyn, Wakelyn, Benedict, 43, 112, 308, 340
Walle, Nicholas de, 340
-, — — Andrew, son of, 340, 341
-, — — Marion, daughter of, wife
of John Irland, 340, 341
Wallere, William, 405
-, — — Agnes, daughter of, 405
-, — — Matilda, wife of, 405
Wallok, John, 403
"Wallokesbernes," 349n.
Walpole, John, 368, 374, 392, 394; his proceedings against John Botlesham, Keeper of Ludgate Prison, 395-6
Walpole, Thomas, 394
-, — William, 394
Walpolle, Reginald, 115
-, — Stephen, 212
Walsam, John, 103
Walsby, Richard, 77
Walshale, Richard, 115
Walshman, Simon, " taillour," 331
-, — William, 9
"Walsshrusset" (Welsh russet), 298
Walstede, John, 13, 42
Walsyngham, Alan, 221, 346, 352, 353
-, — John, 44, 108, 281
-, — Nicholas, 413
-, — Thomas, 356, 366, 403
Waltham, Wautham, Hugh de, 29
-, — John, 410
-, — — Johanna, daughter of,
wife of Simon Okelee, 410
-, — John (de), 13, 130, 143-4, 281,
357, 418
-, — Nicholas, 212
-, — Richard, 318, 324, 356
-, — William, 175
Walton on Thames, 278
Walwayn, Richard, 103-4
Walworth. See Waleworth.
Wandelsworth, mill for fulling cloth at, 37
Wandone, John, 83
Wangford, William, 78, 238, 280
Wansy, Wancy, John, 130, 185, 221, 240
Wappelode, John, 270
Warbulton, Robert, elected Alderman of Cripplegate, 88, 148, 213,
263, 283, 304; ditto Bassishaw, 230
-, — — 88, 94, 102, 104, 105, 108,
124, 126, 136, 141, 153, 154, 168,
195, 219, 230, 235, 237, 246, 247,
251, 263, 276, 283, 286, 287, 289,
295, 299, 304, 358
Warde, John, of co. York, 154
-, — John, elected Mayor, 14; elected
Alderman of Aldgate Ward, 118
-, — — 3, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,
19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 29,
31, 35, 36, 38, 40, 41, 45, 46, 47,
48, 49, 54, 59, 118, 124, 135, 136,
195, 389, 427
-, — Richard, 170, 250
-, — Stephen, 13, 216
-, — William, 206
Wardelawe, John, 30
Wardens of the City:
-, Dalyngregge, Edward, 379
-, Radyngtone, Sir Baldewin de,
382, 383, 384, 385, 386, 391
Wardmote, precept for holding, 276,
337, 348
-, — Great Court of, 276n., 293, 348,
361, 368, 404, 418. See also Plow
Monday.
Wardroper, John, parson of the church of St. Audoen, 114
Wards, assessments of, 2-3, 207; discussion as to whether elections should be made by the misteries or by the, 35; a return to be made of the number of persons over fourteen years of age in the several, for the purpose of a poll-tax, 60; to be put in array, 65, 66, 85, 153, 264, 285, 286, 320; work on the Conduit and City ditches apportioned among the several, 128; particulars of amount of poll-tax received from the several, 129-31; election of an Alderman by the Mayor and Aldermen in default of election by one of the, 148; names of those assessed for subsidy in the several, to be brought in, 159; a house-to-house visitation to be made in the several, for collection of poll tax, 163; City gates to be guarded by armed men from the several, 171; Common Council to be elected by, 227, 240; the number of those to be sent to Common Council by, 228; names of those elected to Common Council from the several, 237-40, 269-71, 280-1, 332-4; names of deputies appointed by Aldermen during their absence at Reading, 247; representatives from, to take counsel for the defence of the realm, 269-71; the Common Council to continue to be elected by the, 277; a Parliamentary grant to be levied in the, 283; precepts for election of the Common Council from the, 300, 322, 332; precept to levy half a fifteenth in, 324; punishment for assaulting a Ward Constable, 360; inhabitants called upon to take a fresh oath of allegiance, 375
Ware, corn brought to the City from, to be sold at Gracechurch, 133
Ware, Hugh de, 86, 149, 240
-, — Simon de, 28
Warener, Wariner, Waryner, John, 240, 270, 281, 300, 332, 345, 354, 405, 434, 439, 440, 445, 448
Warewyk, John, 158
-, — Peter, keeper of Aldersgate, 9
Warner, John, elected Sheriff, 444
Warwick, Thomas Beauchamp, Earl of, 321, 437, 438
Warwyk, Robert de, 376
Waryn, William, 5
-, — — Cecilia, daughter of, 5
-, — — Johanna, wife of, afterwards wife of Peter Spersholte, 5
Wasshebourne, William, 319
-, — — Katherine, wife of, 319
Wasshere, John, 76
Wastelle, Simon, 431
Wasthous, Wasthuys, Stephen, 96, 291, 346
Watch and Ward, precepts for keeping, 30, 54, 83, 111, 128, 129, 157, 165, 224, 228, 232, 254, 266, 284, 293, 308, 321, 337 8, 349, 373; members of the Common Council discharged from serving on, except with the Mavor, Sheriffs, or Alderman of their Ward, 209; not to be kept by members of Common Council against their will, 241
Water, scaicity of, hand-mills to be used for making bread instead of water-mills, owing to, 136
Watertone, John, 407
-, — William, 407
Watling Street, 357
Watlyngtone, John (de), Common
Crier or Common Serjeunt-at-Arms,
2, 70, 71, 252
-, — Robert, 113
Watvile, John, 329
Wauter, Robert, 326
Wautham. See Waltham.
Wax, to be cleaned and "policied," 400, 406, 407
Wax chandlers, mistery of, sends two members to the Common Council, 44; Masters sworn, 76, 97
Wayly, Giles de, 429
Waynat, Piers, 429
Wayte, John, 76, 221
-, — John, 381
-, — — Costancia, wife of, 381
-, — — Thomas, son of, 381
-, — Richard, 185, 212
Weavers, agreement between native and foreign, enrolled in Chancery, 151; pardon granted for felonies, &c., to certain, 315
Weavers of England, mistery of, sends four members to the Common Council, 42; Masters sworn, 50, 77, 132, 170, 202, 221, 250, 274, 292, 318, 337, 346, 356, 369, 388, 403, 416; Bailiffs of, sworn, 17
Weavers, foreign, Masters sworn, 50, 77, 113, 152, 170, 202, 221, 274, 318, 337, 346, 356, 369, 388, 403; Bailiffs sworn, 17; not to intermeddle in the mistery of Weavers nor keep hostel in the City unless they find frankpledge, 94-5
Webbe, Robert, 28, 125
Webbere, Cristina, 114
"Webbes," mistery of, the City fianchise wrongfully obtained through, 259, 260. See also Weavers.
Wedone, Richard, 256
Weights and Measures, unsealed, to be seized, 256; to be of proper assize, 285
Welbourne, John, 126
Welburgham, John, a cook of Bread Street, convicted of selling bad fish, 185
Welde, John, 75, 333
-, — William, 17
Welford, Wilford, Thomas, elected
Alderman of Castle Baynard, 58;
ditto Queenhithe, 118, 230, 263,
284, 305, 325, 341, 352, 362, 409;
ditto Farringdon, 164; elected M.P.
for the City, 153; elected Sheriff, 433
-, — — 16, 31, 32, 42, 58, 61, 64,
77, 78, 83, 90, 94, 95, 102, 108,
118, 121, 135, 136, 137, 141, 164,
168, 169, 176, 180, 212, 235, 237,
246, 247, 249, 251, 254, 255, 271,
272, 273, 276, 280, 284, 285, 286,
287, 289, 295, 299, 300, 313, 320,
322, 335, 342, 347, 359, 368, 378,
380, 385, 386, 387, 393, 404, 405,
417, 422, 426, 433, 434, 439, 440,
445, 448, 449
Welles, Thomas, 427
Weltone, Nicholas, 25n.
Wemme, Thomas, 431
Wende, John, 422
Wendlyngburgh, John, 29, 44, 82
Wendore, John, 236
Wengrave, John de, 144
Wenlok, John, 366
Wenne, John, 274
Werdeman, John, de Essex, 147, 346, 416
Wermenstre, Wermestre, William, 13, 171, 175
Wermetone, Simon, 63
West, Walter, 130, 369
Westacre, Geoffrey, 416
Westchepe, an affray between Goldsmiths and Pepperers in, 99; fish
market in, 193, 194; manner of
holding "evyn chepynges' in, 391.
-, See also Chepe.
Westcote, John, 274
Westerham, John, 197
Westminster, ale not to be sent to, for hucksters to sell, 215
Westminster (Westone ?), Richard de,
"marshal" (farrier), 103
-, — — John, son of, 103
-, — — Michael, son of, 103, 104
Westmore, Thomas, 175
Westone, Elias or Elys de, 6, 17, 61,
96, 177, 235, 239, 270, 293, 300, 332
-, — John, 365
-, — Laurence de, 20
-, — Richard de, 85, 144
-, — — Roesia, wife of, 85
-, — Richard, 423
Wetele, Nicholas, 237
Wetherby, Hugh, 413
Wetheresfeld, Nicholas, 134
Wettere, Paul de, of Flanders, 356
Wetyng, Hugh, 132
Weyland, Weylond, Thomas, 78, 270, 280, 373, 375, 378, 393, 404, 405, 414, 425
Weymaker, John, of Fulham, 278
Weyn, Richard, of Wolwyche, 285
Whalesby, Richard, 356
Whappelode, Peter, 84, 103, 126, 135,
362
-, — — Peter, son of, 84, 103, 126,
127, 135
Wharves, order for safeguarding the various, 65
Whetele, Whetley, William, 73, 82, 94, 125, 308
Whetstone, a, as token of a liar, 121, 174, 184, 212, 296, 312
White, Whyte, Henrv, 21, 195, 196
-, — John, 411
-, — Richard, of Ireland, 366
-, — Robert, 64, 417
White bakers, regulations to be observed by, 106-7
Whitetawyers, mistery of, Masters sworn, 202, 416
Whitewelle, Henry, 281
Whitlok, John, 73, 260, 261
Whitman, William, 412
Whitof, John, 73
-, — — Margery, daughter of, 73
"Whittawiers." See Whitetawyers.
Whittyn, William, 137
Whytyngdone, Peter, 333
Whytyngdone, Whytyngtone,
Richard, first mention of, 126;
elected Alderman of Broad Street,
393, 408; elected Sheriff, 399;
appointed Mayor by the King loco
Adam Bamme, deceased, 436;
elected Mayor, 440
-, — — 239, 270, 281, 287, 358,
378, 393, 399, 401, 414, 417, 426,
427, 435, 437, 438, 439, 440, 441,
442, 443, 444, 445, 446, 449
Wight, John, 270
-, — Laurence, 270
-, — Michael, 329
-, — Thomas, 270
-, — William, 280
Wikkale, John, 37
Wilby, John, 260, 270
Wilford, Thomas. See Welford.
Wilgar, Thomas, 233
-, — — Alice, daughter of, wife of
John Chaumpneys, 233
-, — — Isabella, daughter of,
sometime wife of Robert Bosse and
Ralph Kever, 233
-, — — Thomas, son of, 233
Wilghby, John, 221
Willarby, Willardby, John, 38
-, — John, removed from the Common
Council, 64; judgment against, reversed, 176
-, See also Wilughbi.
Wille, John, 132, 151, 202. See also Wylle.
Willes, John, 318
Willesdone, Richard, 43, 161, 239,
269, 280, 299
-, — William, 125
Wills of freemen, to take effect, notwithstanding vagueness, &c., 106; executors to answer for debts of testator, whether by specialty or otherwise, 122
Willy, Andrew, 98
-, — Henry, 254
Willyngham, Wyllyngham, John,
130
-, — Thomas, 43, 197, 239
Willys, Gregory, 190
Wilman, John, 296
Wilmington, co. Kent, 225
Wiltone, John, 114, 239, 367, 377
-, — — Isabella, daughter of, wife
of John Taleworth, 367
-, — — Salacia or Solacia, daughter
of, 367, 377
Wiltshire, Wiltesshyre, John, 76,
125, 235, 238, 270, 280, 299, 334
-, — Ralph, 275
-, — Thomas, 21, 35, 199, 210, 275
-, — William, 210, 231, 262, 275,
303, 324, 365, 410
Wilughbi, John, 114. See also Willarby.
Winchester, Bishop of, his tenants to
be free of toll, 6; William de
Wykeham, Bishop of, 80, 340
-, — Parliament at, 404
Windsor Castle, Richard II. at, 73; the Mayor summoned to meet the King at, 321
Wine, the price of, regulated, 27, 145, 163, 173, 210, 214, 231, 303, 323, 365; unwholesome, to be destroyed, 73; sold in taverns to be appraised by men of the mistery of Vintners, 74; vintners pardoned by the King for disobeying statutes touching sale of, 308; old and new, to be kept apart in cellars, 349; charges for carriage of, 424
Wircestre, Wyrcestre, William, 35,
53, 97, 171, 362
-, — — Serjeant of the Chamber,
47
-, — William, 267
-, — — Emma, wife of, 267
-, — — Thomas, son of, 267
-, — — William, son of, 267
Wirhale, Wyrhale, William, 50, 291
Wodecok, John, elected Sheriff, 439
-, — — 333, 355, 378, 440, 444,
446, 449
Wodehous, William, elected Alderman of Broad Street Ward, 58, 178
-, — — 9, 36, 58, 61, 64, 77, 78,
79, 124, 129, 178, 185, 195, 198,
200, 238, 246, 269, 280, 295, 333
Wodehulle, Wodhulle, Edmund, 170,
222, 388
-, — William, 126, 127
Woderove, Stephen, 211
Wodertone, Edward, 275
Wodestoke, Richard II. at, 308, 385,
438
-, — Thomas of, Earl of Buckingham,
104, 111
Wodeward, William, 240, 281, 295, 333
Wodham, William, discharged from serving on juries, &c., by the King, 249
Wolf, Thomas, 315
Wolfay, John, 442
"Wolkey," 63, 65
Wolleriche, Wolriche, William, 43, 441
-, — — John, son of, 441
Wolmere, Richard, 155
Wolsy, Johanna, 198
Wolwych, unlawful nets found in the river near, 154, 285
Wood, ordinances regulating the sale of, 138
Woodmongers, mistery of, sends two members to the Common Council, 44
Woodstock. See Wodestoke.
Wool, to be exported only to Calais, 33; custom on, pledged for repayment of City loans, 79, 80, 122-3, 267, 268, 293
Woolwich. See Wolwych.
Worcester, Bishop of, Henry Wakefield, 80
Wormenstre, William, 37, 38, 318
Wormetone, Simon, 388
Worm seed, 412
Wormwell, Robert, 152
Worstede, Simon, 17, 239
Wottone, Peter, 131, 333
-, — Thomas, 424, 431
-, — — Agnes, wife of, daughter
of William Wyght, 424
-, — William, elected Alderman of
Dowgate, 325, 341, 352, 362
-, — — 165, 180, 238, 270, 280,
313, 322, 324, 325, 326, 332, 341,
347, 352, 359, 362, 366, 368, 373,
375, 378, 380, 386
Woubourne, Thomas, 333, 350
Wrek, Thomas, 43
Wrestling at Skinners' Well, 272n.
Writs of error, and returns thereto, 294, 343, 344. See also St. Martin le Grand.
Wrotham, Richard, 52
Wrothe, John, resigns Aldermanry
of Billingsgate Ward, 48
-, — John, 6, 12, 14, 48, 146, 205
Wryght, John, 381
Wryngerworth, Roger, 382
Wrytele, John, 113
Wyclif, Robert, 326
Wydmere, John, 130, 238, 271, 357
Wygemor, Roger, 256, 257
-, — — Cristina, wife of, formerly
wife of Reginald Coleman, 256
Wygge, Thomas, 115
Wyght, John, 239. See also Wyt.
-, — Laurence, 125
-, — Nicholas, 330
-, — Thomas, 238
-, — Thomas, pepperer, 319
-, — — Cecilia, wife of, 319
-, — Walter, 427
-, — William, pepperer, 319
-, — William, 238, 334, 424
-, — — Alice, daughter of, wife of
Thomas Wottone, 424
-, — — Beatrix, daughter of, wife
of John Elys, 424
-, — — John, son of, 424
-, — — Margaret, daughter of, wife
of Richard Abell, 424
-, — — Nicholas, son of, 424
-, — — William, son of, 424
Wyke, John, 37, 130, 175
Wykeham, William de, Bishop of Winchester, to be free of toll, 6, 80
Wykes, Wikes, John, Serjeant of the Chamber, 258, 330, 350
Wyket, John, 431
Wylbournham, John, 397
Wylle, Robert, 187. See also Wille.
Wyllesdone, Wylesdone, Richard, 9, 28, 131, 333
Wylot, Henry, 274
Wymondeswolde, Edmund, Rector of the Church of St. John the Evangelist, 104
Wymondham, Margaret, 115
Wyncelowe, John, 239
-, — William, 52
Wynchecombe, Simon, elected Sheriff,
218; elected Alderman of Walbrook,
263
-, — — 44, 69, 124, 195, 198, 200,
218, 219, 225, 248, 249, 254, 256,
263, 272, 276, 278, 281, 294
Wyndelsore, Thomas, 217
Wyndesore, William de, raises a disturbance at the House of the Carmelites, 44; a prisoner at the Tower, id.
Wyndrawers, charges to be made by, 424
Wynkebourne, Hugh, 423
Wynkele, Hugh, 114
Wynter, Edmund, 423
-, — Osbert, 14, 17
-, — — Henry, son of, 14, 17
-, — — Thomas, son of, 14
-, — Thomas, 113
-, — William, 270, 281, 375
Wyrcestre. See Wircestre.
Wyrdrawers, mistery of, Masters sworn, 291
Wyrhale, William. See Wirhale.
Wyryng, John, 319
Wysbeche, John, 365
Wysebeche, John, admitted broker of the mistery of Skinners, 344
Wyt, John, 134. See also Wyght.
Wytteman, Thomas, Beadle of the Ward of Portsoken, 301
Wyttone, Robert, 28
Y
Yakesleye, John, 29
Yerdele, Henry, 179, 319
-, — — Sabine, wife of, 179, 319
Yevelee, Henry, 125, 238, 354, 378,
411
-, — — Katherine, wife of, formerly
wife of John Hadde, alias Lightfoot, 354
Yonge, Emma, 423
-, — John, 202, 203, 301, 339
-, — Thomas, 37, 211
-, — Walter, 35, 239
York, Alexander Neville, Archbishop
of, 321
-, — the Common Pleas and the Exchequer removed to, 378
York, Edmund, Duke of, his servant
falsely accused of theft, 351;
appointed, with others, to inquire
into the City's government, 380,
386; negotiates a truce with
France, 414; Warden of England,
415, 417, 421, 422; approves of the
arrest of the Duke of Gloucester
and others, 437
-, — Adam de, 77
-, — John (de), 115, 278
-, — Robert (de), 25n., 96, 103, 291,
311, 367, 377, 441
Yve, John, 334
Yvory, William, 334
Yvyngo. See Ivyngho.
Z
Zakarie, Emanuel, 406
Zouche, de la. See Souche, de la.