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A-C.
Abergavenny (Burgeyny), lord 157
Acheton, Sir John 157
-, Sir Thos. 157
Agincourt, battle of 55
Albina (Albyne), a fabulous princess, supposed to have given her name to Albion 1, 2
Albion named after Albina 2
Aldermanbury, 144
Aldgate, 184
-, — the bars without 137
Ale (à Lee), Sir Piers, 157 Sir Will. 157
Alencon (Launson), duke of 164
-, — bastard of 164
Alexander III. of Scotland 20
Alfred (Alured), King 14
All Hallows the Less, ch. of 138
Allington, Ric. 117
Alnwick Castle, 79, 156, 159, 176
Amyas, John 104
Anabaptists, 143
Anjou and Maine ("demayn"), 97, 166
Anne of Bohemia, queen of Richard II. 25, 26, 48, 50
Anne, lady daughter of Edward IV. 104
Applton, Frere William 48
Apylton, Sir John 157
Argyle, earl of 88
Arragon, king of 158
Arragon. knight of, 63, 64
Arteys, bastard son of Humphrey duke of Gloucester 65
Arthur, king 11
Arthur, prince, son of Henry VII., his christening 104–5
Arundel, Ric., 9th earl of (1330–75), 83
Arundel, Ric., 10th earl of (1375–93), 26, 27, 49, 50,51
Arundel, Thos., 11th earl of (1399–1415), 53
Arundel, Will., 15th earl of (1437–87), 157, 159, 172
Arundel, Henry, 18th earl of (1543–79), 141
Arundel, Thos., Abp. of Canterbury)(1396–1413), 27, 51
Arundel, lord John of 104
Asku. See Ayscough
Assheley, John, 63; knighted 64, 157
Athelbryght. See Ethelbert
Athole, earl of, uncle of James I. of Scotland 166
Audeley (Awdley), Master 104
-, Humphrey 184
Audeley, John Touchet, fifth lord 1458–91), 73
Augustine, St. 12
Aunsell, Sir John. 48
Austin Friars, 93
Austria, duke of, captures Richard I. 31
Awdley. See Audeley
Ayne, 158
Aysac (?), Alex. 151
Ayscough (Asku), Will., bp. of Salisbury 67, 69, 100, 151
Babwell, 150
Baden, Christopher Margrave of 136
-, his wife Ciecly 133, 136
Bagott, Sir Will., to. Ric. II. 27, 28
Bailiffs of London, t. Ric. I. and John 31, 32
Bakehouse, Mr. 129
Bakley (qu. Berrkley), Morres 89
Baldock, Robert, Chancellor 21
Baldry, mayor 93
Baldwin, —, a preacher at Paul's Cross 126
Bamborough Castle, 79, 156, 158, 176, 179
Bardolf, lord 53
Barley, price of 159
Barnet, battle of 92, 184
Barton, Geo., parson of St. Mary Abchurch 127
Basel, council of 149
Baspiche, Bartold, earl of 84
Bath, knights of the, 80; manner of making 106–113
Bayeux (Bayue), taken 56
Bayly, Sir Will. 93
Baynard's Castle, 33, 38, 131
Beauchamp, Sir John, t., Ric. II. 26
Beauchamp, Sir Thos., earl of Warwick 83
Beauchamp, Ric., bp. of Hereford, and afterwards of Salisbury 100
Beaufort, Henry, bp. of Winchester(1405–47), Cardinal (1427), 57, 59, 60, 97, 148, 164 (1563), 19, 38,
Beaumaris (Bumeryes), 158
Beaumont, Lewis de, bp. of Durham 41
Beaumont (Beemond), John, viscount 74, 153, 160, 19
Becheham, Sir Will., "Erle Nothingham," See footnote
Becket, Thomas à. See St. Thomas of Canterbury
Beden, Dr. 80
Bedford, John, duke of, brother of Henry V. 55, 58, 59, 60, 164
Bedford, Anne, duchess of, first wife of the preceding 59
Bedford, Jaquetta, duchess of, second wife of the above 79
Bedford, Francis Russell, earl of (1554–85) his place at Ivy Bridge, his daughter Anne married to lord Ambrose Dudley 134
Bedoun, Sir Ewrard of 157
Bell, near Calais 62
Benerforth (?) lord, 157
Berkeley Castle, 21, 43
Berkeley, Sir Maurice of 157
Bermondsey, Abbot of 102
Berners, Sir Jas., t. Ric. II. 26
Berry, Chas., duke of, brother of Lous XI.181
Berwick taken, 39; lost, 41: recovered, 43; besieged, 70; delivered by Henry VI. to the Scots, 78, 174, 175, 179
Bethlehem Hospital without Bishopsgate 115, 125
Beverley, Sir Simon. See Burley
Bishops delivered out of the Tower 126
Black Friars (or Frairs Preachers), 183
Black Jackett, 79
Blackheath 67, 69, 149
Blake Thomas, 26
Blakney, — 103
Blanche, daughter of Henry duke of Lancaster 23
Blank Charters burned, 52
Blawnchapylton, or Whitechapel 93
Bloreheath, battle of 72
Blount, Walter, lord Mountjoy 182
Blunt, Sir Thos. 52
Bogham. See Buchan
Bohun, Sir Will. de, earl of Northampton, (note)
Bois de Vincennes (Boys Vincent) near Paris, 58
Bolde, Sir Henry of 157
Bolingbroke, Henry of. See Henry IV.
Bolingbroke, Roger. See Bultyngbroke
Bonfires in London ordered, 123
Bonnivet, Will. Gouffier, sieur de 93
Bonvile, lord, beheaded (1461), 76, 155, 172
Books probhibited 89
Booth, Will., bp. of Chester, i.e. Coventry and Lichfield 100
Bordeaux lost, 69, 166
Boteler. See Butler
Bothe, Sir Will. 157
Botler. See Butler
Boulogne, expenses of Henry VIII. at siege of 114
Boulogne, Turnar of 125, 127
Bourbourg (Borborowe) in Flanders 26
Bourchier, Thos., abp. of Canterbury (1454–86), 73, 74, 153, 162, 167
Bourchier (Bowcer), Henry lord (1435–61), count of Eu (Hyu), earl of Essex (146 1–83), 74, 151–2, 172. See also Essex
Bow church steeple, fall of 37
Bowcer. See Bourchier
Brabant, John duke of 84
Bradbery, Thos., mayor 92
Bradisbourch, Mark of 84
Bradshawe [Edmund], 79, 179
Bramton Field (Flodden), 87
Bread Street, 138
Brembre (Bremble) Sir Nicholas, 26, 47, 48, 49
Bretagne. See Brittany
Bretons, truce with the 181
Brézé, Pierre de, seigneur de la Varenne, seneschal of Normandy 70
Bridewell, 127
Bridlington, canon of 40
Bristol, lord Spencer beheaded at, 52; Edward IV.'s reception at 85, 175
Bristol, Henry, recorder of 184
Britain, named after Brutus, 2; Fabulous kings of 2–11
Britanny, Francis II. duke of 158
Britanny, Joan (or Jane) duchess of, married to Henry IV. 52
Brotherton, Thomas of, Earl Marhsal 20
Brown, Robert and the Brownists 143
Browne, Will., Mayor 92
Browne, Sir Thos. 169
Browne, —, of Kent 73, 75
Brutus fo Troy, fabulous king og Britain 2
Bryte, Will., 179
Buchan (Boghan), earl of 164
Buckingham, Henry duke of (1460–83), 157, 160
Buckingham, Humphrey earl Stafford, created duke of, 64, 97; wounded 152; slain 74, 153, 169
Buckingham [Edward] duke of, beheaded 93
Bucklersbury, explosion in 130
Bultyngbroek (Bolingbroke), Roger 63
Burford, baron of 158
Burges, Mayor 93
Burgeyny. See Abergavenny
Burgoyn, Edward duke of (qu. Philip duke of Burgundy?) 158
Burgundians at the second Battle of St. Alban's 155
Burgundy, Anne, sister of Philip duke of 58, 165
Burgundy, Anthony, bastard of 92, 181
Burgundy, Charles the Bold, duke of 182, 183
Burgundy, John the Fearless, duke of 53, 54
Burgundy, Philip the Good, duke of 56, 59, 60, 61, 149, 158
Burley (Beverley), Sir Simon 26
Burre, Mr. 131
Burse. See Exchange
Burtayne, Sir Thos., 158
Bury St. Edmund's, 14, 149 parliament at 65,97, 149
-, Abbot of 162
Bushy (Bussche), Sir John 27, 28, 51
Butler (Botler), John,79179; Sir John 157
Bywell Castle, Northumb. 179
Cade, John, his rebellion 66–68, 94, 99
Cadewallader, King 12, 13
Caen, William the Conqueror buried at 17,29
Cagent, island of, in Flanders 62
Calabria, Henry, duke of 158
Calais, 62, 71, 72, 153, 169; Siege of, by Edward III. 23, 44, 81–5; by Philip, duke of Burgundy, 61, 149, 165; Somerset appointed captain of 72
Caldwell, Dr. 117
Cambridge 149, 154, 163
-, Clare Hall and Trinity Hall
-, College of St. Nicholas at 177
Cambridgeshire, inundations in 1 54
Cambridge, Ric., earl of, 170; beheaded, t. Hen. V. 55
Camois (Cammysh), lord of 165
Campeggio, Cardinal, legate sent to England 93
Candelwyke Street 137
Cantelowe, —,103. See Cauntelow.
Canterbury, Henry IV. buried at, 30, 54; Visit of Henry VI. to, 69; Edward IV. goes on pilgrimage to, 174
Canterbury, abps. of. See Arundel, Thos.: Bourchier, Thos.: Chickeley, Henry: Parker, Matt.: Sudbury, Simon
Canterbury, convocation of 177
Canute (knotte), King 16
Capel, mayor 92
Carlisle, bps. of. See Lumley, M. (1430–50); Percy, W. (1452–62)
Carmelites. See White Friars
Carowen, Sir Christopher of 157
Carpenter, John, bp. of Worcester 100
Cary, lady 121–2
Castle Baynard 33, 38
Catesby, Sir W., 158
Catherine of France, queen of Henry V. 56, 57, 62
Cauntelow, mercer and alderman, 70. See Cantelowe.
Cawerne (? Traverner), Ric., 179. Compare Gregory's Chron.
Cecily, lady, daughter of Edward IV. 104
Cely, Sir John 52
Chamber and Chamberlain of London 126
Chamburlayne, Sir Roger, 65
Champyon, John, 79
Chapman, John, 179
Charing Cross or Charoncross, Yorkshire, 160, 162
Charles VI. of France, death of 58
Cheap, 137, 141–2, 150, 169, 174, 181. 183; the Cock in, 148; the Standard in, 48, 67
Cheapside 80, 121, 129
Chedworth, John. See Lincoln, my lord (bp.?) of
Cherbourg (Shirebrough) 56
Chertsey (Cheltesye) Abbey 184
Cheyne, Sir John 51
Chicheley, Henry, abp. of Canterbury 57
Chichester, Ad. Moleyns, bp. of, murdered (1450) 151
Christiern I., King of Denmark (1457–81) 158
Christiern II., King of Denmark (1513–23) 93
Cirencester, earls beheaded at 52
Clarence, George, duke of, brother of Edward IV. 78, 162, 183
Clarence, Lionel, duke of 24
Clarence, Thos., duke of, son of Henry IV. 54, 56
Clarington, Sir Roger, executed 52
Claydon, John 55
Clergy of London at Lambeth 135
Clerkenwell 143
Cleyhethe 154
Clifford, Thos., eight lord (1422–55) 70, 152
Clifford, John, ninth lord (1455—61), 160, 161, 168, 171, 172
Clifton (Glyfton), Sir Piers 157
Clifton, Sir Gervase, 160
Clinton (Glynton), lord, 157
Close, Nicholas, bp. of Carlisle, 101
Cobham, lord, condemned, t. Ric. II., 27, 51
Cobham, John Oldcastle, lord, 53, 54, 56, 148
Cobham, Eleanor. See Gloucester, duchess of
Cobham, Edw. Brooke, lord (1445–64), 73, 74, 157
Cocfeld, Rob., 179
Cock, the, in Cheap, 148
Codnor. See Grey
Coinage, a new, 80
Coke, Sir Thos., 182
Colchester founded by King Coyll, 7
Cole, Thos. A.M., Archdeacon of Essex, 128, 133
Colvyle, Sir John, 157
Comets 52, 149, 150, 152, 156
Conduit in Fleet Street 63
Conduit in Cornhill 134
Conquerore, Rob., 179
Constable, Sir Rob., 158
Constabyl, Sir John, 157
Constance (Custaunce), council of, 56
Conyers (Coneres), Christopher, 158
-, (Conyas), Sir John, 157
Conyers (Coneres), Sir Roger, 157
Constans, father of Constantine the Emperor, 7
Constans, son of Constantine the King, 7
Constantine, the Emperor, 7, 8
Constantine, of Britanny, crowned King of Great Britain, 9
Constantine, earl of Cornwall 11
Copinger, [William], mayor 92
Coppini, Francesco, bp. of Teramo, papal legate 74
Cordell Sir Will., Master of the Rolls, (1561), 120
Corfe Castle, 21
Corn, price of, 151, 156, 159
Cornhill, 137; conduit in 134
-, St. Michael's 126; St. Peter's, 91, 139, 140
Cornwall, Ric., earl of, son of King John, 19
Cornwaylys, Sir Thos., 158
Correy or Currey, lord, 159
Cote, Dr., 151
Cotton, Sir Roger, 105
Cotton, Will., 152
Counter, the, 121, 139, 141
-, in the Poultry, 143
Courtenay, Piers, bp. of Exeter (1486), 105
Covent Garden, 122
Coventry, 27, 70, 174; Parliament at 169, 171
Cox, Ric., bp. of Ely (1559–81) 121, 135
Coyll, King, founder of Colchester 7
Crackinthorpe (Grakyngthorp), Sir John, 157, 161; Sir Thos., 160
Cragge, lord, 159 "lord Crakkes brother," ib.
Crawford (Crafford, Creyforth), earl of 88, 159
Cressy, battle of 23, 44
Crier, the Common, of London, 126
Cromwell, Ralph lord, 151
Cromwell, Humph. Bourchier lord (1641–71), 157, 159
Crowen, Sir Thomas 157
Crowley, Rob., vicar of St. Ciles' Cripplegate, &c., 136, 139
Crowmer, [Will.], 67, 68, 98
Curiel. See Kyryell
Currey or Correy, lord, 159
Cymbeline (Kymbeline), 6
Cyprus, King of, 24
D-F.
Dacre of the North, lord, 157, 160, 161
Dacre of the South, lord, 157
Dacres, lord, 88
Damascus, taken by the Christians, 36
Danby, Sir Roger, 157
Daniel, Thomas, minister of Henry VI., 66, 67, 101
Darnley, Henry, Lord, 132, 141
David II. of Scotland, taken Prisoner, 23, 24, 44
Dawson, Will, 79, 179
Dear year, the great, 46
Delabere, John, bp. of St. David's, 101
Delamore, Bernard, 80
De la Ware, lord, 157, 172
Delyngrege, Sir Edw., warden of London, 50
Denbigh, baron of, lord R. Dudley created, 129
Denmark, King of. See Christiern I. and II, 63
Derby, earl of. See Henry IV
Derby, Thos. Stanley, earl of (1485–1504). 105
Devonshire, Clarence and Warwick, land in, 183
Devonshire, Thos. Courtenay, earl of, beheaded (1461), 77, 160, 161; his brother, 158
Devonshire [Henry] Courtenay, earl of, beheaded (1468), 182. See Warkworth
Devonshire, Humph, Stafford, earl of, killed (1471), 184
Dioclesyan, fabulous king of Syria, 1
Distaff lane, 127
Ditton (Dytton), lady (?) 161
Docfford, Harry, 79
Dokette, sir Rich., 157
"Dolgotys brother," 159
Domelyn, lord, 159
Dormar,— his book, 130
Dorset, Edmund Beaufort, earl of, created marquis of Dorset, 64
dorset, Thos. Grey, Marquis of (1475–1501), 104–5
-, — Marchioness of, 104
Douglas, earl, 159
douglas, Archibald, earl of, slain at Verneuil, 164
Douglas, James, 164
Douglas, Sir William, taken prisoner at Durham (Nevill's Cross), 23
Douglas, Will., of Drumlanrig, 164
Dover, 66, 136, 141
Drought, a great, 80
Dublin (Dyvelyn) bishop of, t. Edw III., 81; t. Hen. V., 55
Dublin, Marquis of. See Vere, Sir Robert
Dudley, John Sutton, lord (1406–82), 67, 70, 101 note, 157
Dudley, lord Robert, created earl of Leicester, 129
Dudley Castle, 70
Dudley, lord Ambrose, earl of Warwick his marriage (1565), 134
Dunkirk, 26
Dunstanburgh (Dunstalborw and Donsynburgh) castle, 79, 159, 176, 179
Dunstal. See Tunstall
Duntyngdale, Yorkshire, 162
Duraste, lord, 184
Durham, 41, 159
Durham (Nevill's Cross), battle of. 23
Durham, Lewis de Beaumont, bp. of, (1317–33), 41
Durham, Robert Nevill, bp. of (1438–57), 166
Dutch church in London, 142
Dyckynson, — fishmonger, 138
Dymok, Master, his place in Fenchurch street, 142
Earl Marshal. See Mowbray, Thos
Earls, the three (March, Salisbury and Warwick), 168, 169
Earthquakes, 38, 44, 48, 49, 150, 152
Eastcheap, 137, 148
Edmund, St., King of East Anglia, murdered by the Danes at Bury, 14
Edmund Ironside, 15
Edmund of Woodstock, son of Edward I., 20
Edmund of Langley, duke of York, 24, 170
Edward I. before the conquest, 14
Edward II. before the Conquest, 15
Edward the Confessor, 15, 16
Edward I. after the Conquest, 19, 20, 30 his birth, 35; his reign, 38–40
Edward II. after the Conquest (of Carnarvon), 20, 30, 148; his reign, 40–43
Edward III. after the Conquest (of Windsor) 21–24, 30, 170; his birth, 41; his reign, 43, 47. Besieges Calais, 81, 85
Edward IV., King, — as earl of March, 72–74, 76, 151, 153, 155, 171, 172. (See also "Earls, the Three"); —proclaimed king, 77, 155, 173; corwned, 78, 162; married, 80, 180. Acts of his reighn, 78–80, 173–185. His adherents at Towton, 161. His reception at Bristol, 85, 175. His expedition against Scotland, 157, 159. Conspiracy against him, 175. Sits in the King's Bench, ib. In the North, 176. Overcomes Henry's party, 179. Escapes to Flanders, 183. Returns to England, ib. Gains the battle of Barnet, 184; and of Tewkesbury, ib.Knights several aldermen 185. Reduces the Kentish men, ib
Edward the Black Prince, 22–24, 47, 81, 82, 170
Edward, prince, son of Henry VI., 69, 149, 154, 158, 160, 175, 184:—his wife, 184
Edwin, king of Northumberland, 12
Egremont, Thomas Percy, lord, 70, 71, 74, 149, 153, 169, 178. See also Percy Sir T.
Elderbeck, John, 179
Eleanor of Provence, queen of Henry III., 35
Elizabeth, queen, her toilet articles stolen, 129; receives the Emperor's ambassador, 143
Elizabeth, queen of Edward IV., 105, 181, 182
Elizabeth, daughter of Edward IV., birth of, 181
Ely, isle of, inundations in, great flies in, 180
Ely, bp. of. See Luxemberg, L. de (1438–43): Grey, Will. (1454–78): Cox, Ric. (1559–81)
Elyn. See Helena, St.
Engest. See Hengist
England named after Ingerne, wife of Uther Pendragon, 11
Eric XIV. of Sweden, his sister Cicely, wife of Christopher, Margrave of Baden, 133
Erroll, earl of, 88
Essex, 155
Essex and Kent, insurrection in, 25, 48
Essex, Hen. Bourchier, first earl of (146 1–83), 157. See also Bourchier
Essex, Hen. Bourchier, Second earl of(1483–1539), 104
Est, Robert, 98
Ethelbert (Athelbryght), King of Kent, 11, 12
Eton College, 177
Eu (Hyu), Count of. See Bourchier, Henry lord
Everyngham, Sir Will., 157
Evesham, battle of, 19
Evil Mayday, 93, 141
Excestre (Exeter?) lord, a bastard son of Humphrey Stafford, first duke of Buckingham, 156
Exchange, the Royal (the merchants' "Burse"), building of, 134–5
Exeter, 77
Exeter, bp. of. See Stapleton, W.; Nevill, Geo.; Courtenay, P
Exeter, John Holland, duke of, conspires against Henry IV.; 28; beheaded, 52
Exeter, John Holland, duke of (1443–6), 97
Exeter, Thos. Beaufort, duke of (1416–26), 164
Exeter, Hen. Holland, duke of (1446–73), 72, 76,97, 156, 158, 174, 175
-, — misnamed Edward, and reported
as slain at Towton, 160
-, — two bastard sons of, 160
Exmewe, mayor, 9
Eye, witch of, 63
Fabulous Kings of Britain (their names are mostly omitted in this index), 2–1 1
Falaise (Falloyes), taken, 56
Falconbridge, Will., lord (1429–61); earl of Kent (1461–3), 70, 74, 173, 174, 175
Falconbridge (Fawcunbridgge), bastard of, 184–5
Famine, 41
Faversham (or Feversham), King Stephen buried at, 18, 29
Fawkoner, —, 75
Fenchurch Street, 142
Fenwyck, Thos., 79, 179
Ferdinand I., Emperor of Germany, his obsequies, 129
Ferrers, Sir Ralph, 48
Ferrers of Chartley, Walter Devereux, lord, 157
Feryr, Sir Thos., 157
Ferrybridge, battle of, 162, 173
Feversham. See Faversham
Findern. See Fyndorne
Fish (Fyssh), Sir Edmond, 79, 178. See Fizthu
Fish Street, New, 137
Fish Street, old, 140
FishHugh (Fyhew), lord, 157, 160, 161
Fitzwalter (Fywater), lord, 161
Fizthu (qy. Fish?), Sir Edmond, 179. [Compare Gregory's Chron., 225]
Flanders, 62, 142
Flanders, lady Regent of, 142–3
Fleet, the, prison, 12 1–2, 136
Fleet Street, 141–2, 151
-, — Conduit in, 63
-, — Standard in, 71
Flemings, 142
Flint Castle, 28
Flodden, battle of, 87
Floquet, Rob. de, bailiff of Evreux, 70
Fogg (Fooge), Sir John, 157
Fonteveraud, Henry II. and Richard I. buried, 18, 29 at
Fortescue, John, 102; Sir John Foskew, 158
Fowey ravaged by pirates, 166
Framysden, 161
France, invasion of 22, 46; loss of, 96–7 truce with, 181
Frankmounde, Threder, lord, 84
Fraunces, Sir Adam, 48
Frenchmen attack Sandwich, 152
Frenchmen in the North with Margaret of Anjou, 156, 175, 176, 177
Frenchmen at sea harass the English, 181
Friars, Austin, 36
Friars Minors (or Grey Friars), 19, 34
Friars Preachers (or Black Friars), 19, 38, 183
Frosts, severe, 61, 130
Frowyke, Henry, mayor, 91
Frythe, John, his Disputation of Purgatory, 90
Fulforde, Sir Baldwin, 77
Fykeharryt, Thos., 158
Fyndorne (or Findern), Sir Thos., 80, 157, 159, 178, 179
Fynes, Mr., 119
Fysshe. See Fish
Fytzhyth (Fitzhugh repeated ?), lord, 161
Fywater (Fitzwalter), lord, 161
G-J.
Gabull of the Chancery, 102
Galleys burnt at Gravesend, 48
Garard, Sir Thos., 157
Garthe, Master, 117
Garter, knights of, 44
Gascony, 62, 66, 97, 149, 166
Gate house, 143
Gate, Sir Geoff., 157
Gaunt. See Ghent.
Gaunt, John of, 23, 24, 170. See Lancaster, duke of
Geddyng,—, 104
Gefferey (or Jefferey), Will., a heretic, 115
Gerveyse, Master, 102
Ghent (Gaunt), 59
Glastonbury, 15
Gloucester, Henry III. crowned at, 9, 29 Edward II. buried at, 21, 30
Gloucester, Humphrey, duke of, 56, 57, 59, 60, 61, 62, 95, 97, 149, 150, 165
Gloucester, duchess of (Jacqueline of Hainault), first wife of the preceding, 59. See Holland, duchess of
Gloucester, duchess of, Eleanor Cobham, second wife of the same, 60, 63, 149, 150
Gloucester, Thomas, of Woodstock, duke of, 24, 26, 27, 49, 50, 51, 53
Gloucester, Thos., lord Spencer, earl of, 51; conspires against Henry IV., 28
Gloucester, Ric., duke of (afterwards Richard III.), 78, 162
Gloucester, Reginald Butler or Boulers, abbot of (1450), 67, 100
Glyfton. See Clifton
Glynton. See Clinton
Gog and Magog, 2
Gold, enhancing of, 93, 177
Gold, Rob., capt. of the Duke of Burgundy, 158
Good, Dr., 117
Goodefelaue, John, 73
Gosse, John, 79
-, —Thos., 179
Gouffier, Will., sieur de Bonnivet, admiral of France, 93
Gough, Matt., 68, 151
Gracechurch (Gracious) street, 137
Grakyngthorp. See Crackinthorpe
Grame, Will., murders James I. of Scotland, 166
Granada, capitulation of, 86
Grantham, 155
Gravelines (Gravenyng) in Flanders, 26, 62
Gravesend, 48, 61
Gray. See Grey
Graye, or Grey, Sir Ralph, 79, 156–7, 160, 165, 176, 179
Graye, Sir Thos., beheaded, t. Hen. V., 55
Gray's Inn., 142
Greenwich, 67, 137
Grene, Sir John, minister of Richard II., 27, 28,51
Gresham, Sir Thos., 135
Grethorn, Sir Píers of, 157
Grey. See also Gray
Grey, Master, 88
Grey (Gray), William, bp. of Ely (1454–78), 153, 155
Grey Friars, 74
Grey of Ruthyn (Ruffyn), lord (1462), 157
Grey of Codnor (Cottenor), lord, 157, 160
Grey of Wilton, lord (1462), 157
Greystock, lord, 157, 159
Griffin, son of Llewelin, prince of Wales, 35
Grindal, Edmund, bp. of London (1559–70), afterwards abp. of York and of Canterbury, 130, 135
Gryffon, John, 158
Grysseley, Sir John, 157
Gualo, the legate, 19
Guieene, 66, 97, 149
Guildford, Surrey, 116
-, (Gyldford), Sir Ric., 102
Guildhall, the, 67, 74, 75, 129
Guines (Geynes), near Calais, 72, 169
Gutmyn, Ric., 55
Haddon, Ric., mayor, 92
Hail, a great, 132
Hainault (Henaude), 59
-, —Will., earl of
-, —Philippa of Queen of Edward III., 21, 24,43
-, —Sir John of, 21
Halden, Dr. Thos., 180 (note b.)
Hales, Sir Robert, prior of St. John's beheaded, 25, 48
Halidon Hill, battle of, 22, 52
Ham, East, 129
Hamilton, " Antrys his brother of Hemyldon" 159
Hamilton (Homyldon), Sir Robert, 159
Hammys, Sir Edmund, 160
Hampton, John, 102
Hanley, —, 103
Harcourt (Harecourte), Rob., 158
Harepotell, Ric., 88
Harfleur (Hareflete), besieged by Henry V., 55
Harlech Castle, N. Wales, 182
Harleston (Harslston), 162
Harow [John], mercer, 74, 75, 76
Harsington, near Northampton, 74
Harylle, Sir Will., 161
Haryngton, Sir Will., 157
Hastings, Will. lord (1461–83), 157, 159
Hastynges, Sir Leonard, 157
-, —Sir Will, 157
Hatfield, William of, son of Edward III., 170
Havard, —, priest, 121
Havre de Grace [Newhaven], in the hands of the English, 122; surrendered, 125
Hawll, Elys (or Eliseus), of Manchester, 125–6
Hay Hill, gallows on, 129
Haysond,— squire, 77
Hegge, Thos., 79
Helena (Elyn), St the mother of Constantine, 7, 8
Hennawde. See Hainault
Hengist (Engest), 9, 10
Henry I. (Beauclerc), 17, 18, 29
Henry II., 18, 29
Henry III., 19, 29; his birth, 32; his reign, 33–38
Henry IV., as Henry of Bolingbroke, earl of Derby, 26, 27, 49; created duke of Hereford, 27, 51;; made King, 28,,30, 51; his sons beaten in Eastcheap, 148; his parliaments, 71
Henry V., as Prince of Wales, 28; as King, 30, 148
Henry VI., 31; birth of, 57, 164; his reign, 58–78, 148, 164–173; at the second battle of St Albans, 76, 155; goes of with the Northernmen, 155; flies to Berwick, 77 which he delivers to the Sctos and French, 78; in Scotland, 158; his adherents, 161; attainted, 175; conspiracy in favour of, 162; taken prisoner, 80, 180–1; his helmet, crown &c., taken, 179; his party almost quashed, 179; released from the Tower, 183; replaced there, 184; dies, ib.
Henry (Henry), the dauphin (?), 158
Herberd, [Thomas], a attendant of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, 65
Herbert, Will., lord(146 1–8), earl of Pembroke (1468–9), 157, 182, 183
Hereford, duke of. See Henry IV.
Hereford, Ric. Beauchamp, bp. of, 100
Hereford (Harfford), Rob. Crowley, dean (should be archdeancon) of, 139
" Hertfordensis episcopus, " beheaded (1459), 153. N.B. If the bp. of Hereford was here intended, it is an error.
Hevyngham, Sir John, 157
Hewlyn, Will., mayor, 71
Hexham (Exham), Northumb., 79, 178, 179
Heydon, [John], 162
Heyron, Sir John, 160
Highbury, 48
Hodyliston, Sir John, 157
Holbron, 120, 121; St. Andrew?s in, 122
Holderness, Robin of, 183
Holland, duke William of, visits England, 55
Holland; Jaqueline, duchess of, wife oif Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, 59, 60
Honte, Rawlyne, 79
Honte, Thos., 79
Hoo, Sir Thos., 102
Horne, Robert, 103
Horne, Rob., bp. of Winchester (1561 –80), 135, 140
Howard, John, 157
Howard, lord, at Flodden, 87–9
Howlegrave, Thos., mayor, 92
Hoxton (Hogston), 143
Hugh, St., of Lincoln, 19, 32
Hull, Sir Thos., 70
Hungerford (Hongerford), lord, 79, 156, 158, 178, 179
Hungerford, [Thos.], lord Molines, beheaded (1468), 182
Hunt, Thos., footman of Henry VI., 179
-, —,Walter, 179
Huntingdon, Sir Will. Clinton, earl of (1337–54), 83
Huntingdon, John Holland, first earl of that line, creted duke of Exeter (1397), 51
Huntingdon, countess of, 57
Huntingdon, John Holland, second earl of, 61, 62, 165
Huntingdon, 155
Huntingdonshire, inundations in, 154
Huntley, earl of, 88
Hurling time, the, 25, 48
Huske, (Uske ?), Thos., serjeant-at-arms, t.Ric., II., 26
Husy, Sir Thos., 178, 179
Hyde, abbot of, 105
Hyll, Sir Will., 161
Hyu. See Eu
Iden, Alex., 68
Ingerne, wife of Uther Pendragon
Injunctions of Queen Elizabeth to the clergy, 135
Interdict in King John's time, 32
Inundations, 154, 181
Ireland, Richard II. goes to, 27, 28; returns from, 50; the duke of York comes from, 170
Ireland, duke of. See Vere, Sir Robert
Irish Bishop, an, escapes from the Tower, 132
Isabel of Bavaria, queen of Charles VI. of France, 56
Isabella of France, queen of Edward II., 21, 22, 40
Isabella, of France, queen of Richard II., 26, 50
Islam(?), 152
Isle, —, 98
Islington, 80, 143
Jacobites, or Dominican friars, 180
Jake Napis, nickname of the duke of Suffolk, 99–103
Jakis, Black, 179
James I., King of Scots (1406–37), 57, 165
James II., "the King of Scots with the red face" (1437–60), 168
James IV., 87, 89
James VI. of Scotland., 143
Janyn, Marshaunt, 48
Jefferey, Will., a heretic, 115
Jenyn, Stephen, mayor, 92
Jenyngs, Sir John, 114
Jews massacred, 31; exiled, 39
Joan (or Jane) duchess of Britanny, married to Henry IV., 52
Jobson, Sir Fras., lieutenant of the Tower, 133
John, King, 18, 19, 29, 31–33
John II., King of France, called "son" (should be "brother") of Philip of Valois (Philip VI.), 23, 24, 45
John of Gaunt, 23, 24, 170,
Jones, Master, 117
Josselynge, Ralph, mayor, knighted, 80
Judde [John], master of the Ordnance, 73, 103
Juillian, Will., 84
K-M.
Kam, bailiff of 159
Katerton, Thos., 48
Katherine. See Catherine
Keepers and bailiffs of London, temp. Ric. I. and John, 31, 32
Kemp, John, abp. of York (1426–51), of Canterbury (1452–4) Cardinal and Lord Chancellor, 68, 166
Kendal, John de Foix, earl of, 73
Kenilworth (Kyllingworthe), 67, 183
Kennedy, Sir Will., 78
Kent, 154–5, insurrection in, 25, 48, 66–68, 94, 149–151, 183–5:—Henry VI. in, 68
Kent, Captain of, 154
Kent, Thomas Holland, third earl of, created duke of Surrey, 51; beheaded, 52
Kent, countess of, widow of first earl, married to the Black Prince, 24
Kent, Countess of, widow of third earl, 57
Kent, Edmund Holland, fourth earl of (1400–7), 53
Kent, Will-Nevill, earl of, t. Edward IV., 77, 157, 159
Kent, Thos., 102
Kilmainham (Kylmayne) in Ireland, prior of, 65
Kingston bridge, 69
Kinghts of the Bath, manner of making, 106–113
Knollis, Sir Robert, 46
Knotte, King. See Canute
Knyston, —, 104
Kyllingworthe. See Kenilworth
Kymbeline (Cymbeline), King,
Kyme, earl of. See Tailbois
Kyrkeby, —, 48
Kyrton, Mrs., 132
Kyryell (Curiel), Sir Thos., 76, 155, 172
Lambart, alderman, sheriff, 141
Lambeth, 131, 135, 167, 174
Lampole, Sir Thos., 157
Lancaster, Henry, earl of(1346), 82; afterwards duke, 23
Lancaster, John of Gaunt, duke of, 24, 47, 49, 51
Lancaster, St. Thomas, earl of, 20
Langley, Richard II., buried at, 28, 30, 52 his body removed from, 54
Langley, Edmund of, duke of York, 24
Langley, alderman, 141
Langley Castle, Northumberland, 176
Langton. Thos. [should be John]bp. of St. David's, Chancellor of Cambridge (ob. 1447 ), 151
Latimer, lord, 157
Launde, prior of, executed, 52
Launson. See Alengon
La-Warr, Thos. West. lord (1486), 104–5
Lawnde, Robert, kknighted, 48
Lear (Leyre), King, 3
Lee, See Ale
Legge, John, 48
Leicester, 59, 152, 175; Parliament at, 66
Leicester, Rob. Dudley, earl of, 129, 137
Lennox, earl of (1513), 88
-, — countess of (Darnley's mother), 132, 141
Lewes, battle of, 19,37
Lewis, the lord, 158
Limehouse (Lymeoste), 66
Lincoln, John Russell, bp. of (1480–95) 104–5
Lincoln, Will., Alnwick, bp. of (ob. 1449), 151
Lionel, son of Edward III.; made duke of Clarence, 24
Lincoln, my lord (bishop ?) of, 156 (John Chedworth, bp. 1452–71)
Lisle, lord, son of Talbot, first earl of Shrewsbury, 166
Llewelyn (Newlyn), Prince of Wales, 20, 35, 38
Lodge, Sir Thos., mayor of London, 126–7
Lombard Street, 137
Lombards, the, and the mercers "horlynge" between, 7 0
Lomney, Sir Ralph, 52
Lomney (Lumley ?), lord, 157
London, founded by Brutus, 2. Londonbridge and great part of city burnt, 32. Stone bridge begun, Castle Baynard destroyed, ib. Henry III. intended to cast down the city walls, ib. Warren granted to the city, 34; also common seal and other rights, ib. Ordinance touching sheriffs, 34. Fall of a tower of London Bridge, 62, 149; Jack Cade in, 67. Heads placed on London Bridge Battle on London-bridge, ib. Duke of York rides through, 69. Tower at war with the city, 73. Scarcity of victuals in Mortality of the plague in, 123–5. The old bishops removed from the Tower (1563), 126. Chamber and chamberlain of L. 126, Mayor of, bankrupt, 126, 127. Mayor wears a beard, 127. Procession of Dudley, earl of Leicester, through 137. The city threatned by the Northern men 172. Certain merchants of, made knights of the Bath, Kentish men attack, 183, 184
London, keepers and bailiffs of, under Ric.I., 31; under John, 31, 32:— mavors and sheriffs of, under John, 32, 33; under Henry III. under Edward I., 38–40; under Edward II., 40–43; under Edward III., 43–47 under Richard II., 47–51; under Henry IV., 52–54; under Henry V.; 54–57; under Henry VI., 58–75; under Edward IV., 78–80, N.B.—These officers are not indexed individually under their names, as lists of them can be found in many other works. See Appendix to the "Historical Collections of a Citizen of London," pp. 241–279
London-bridge, 137, 140, 179, 184. See also London
London-house (bishop of London's palace)169, 183
London-stone, 137
London, John Stokesley, bp. of, 89
London, Edmund Grindall, bp. of, 130, 140
London, bp. of, his man's house at Hoxton, 143
London, Rob. Gilbert, bp. of (ob. 1448)
Louis IV. of Bavaria ("Lowes Emperoure of the Normaynes")
Louis XI. of France, 158, 181
Lovell, John lord, (1454–63), 73
Lowe, John, bp. of Rochester, 100
Lud, king, 5
Lucius (Lucye), king, converted to Christianity, 6, 7
Lucy, Sir Will., 74
Ludgate, 137
Ludlow, 72, 168
Lumley. See Lomney
Lumley, Marmaduke, bp. of Carlisle (1430. 50), 151
Luton, near St. Alban's, 155
Luxemburg, Louis de, Cardinal abp. of Rouen and bishop of Ely chancellor of Normandy, 64
Lyard, Walter [bp. of Norwich?], 101
Lyle, Sir Humphrey, 88
Lyle, lord, of Crayle, 159
Lyndesey, Sir Alex., 164
Lyons, Richard, 48
Machony, 84
Mackerefl, Dr., 161
Maine. See Anjou
Malarie, Sir Ric., mayor of London, 133
Malery, Sir Thos., 157
Malley (Mawley), lord, 161
Malpas, Philip, 67, 103, 150
Malt (brasium), price of, 151, 156, 159
Maltravers (Matrevys), lord, 105
Man, Will., 132
Manchester, 125
Mandfeld (Mansfield), Gebonde or Gilbert, 50
Manning, Dr., 80
March, earl of. See Edward IV.: Mortimer, Edmund and Roger
Marcham Dale, Sir William, 157
Mardyke, near Calais, 62
Mare, Bernard de la, 178
Mare, Edw. (q. Bernard?) de la, 179 [See Gregory, 225]
Marfyn, John, 79 See Merfyn.
Margaret of Anjou, Queen of Henry, VI., 64, 79, 149, 154–6, 158, 160, 162, 166, 175, 180, 184
Margaret, sister of Edward IV., married to Charles duke of Burgundy, 182
Margaret, sister of Philip IV. of France, 20
Maroke, Charles of, 84
Marr, earl of, 164
Marrebon, count of, 164
Marshal, Earl and Countess. See Mowbray
Marshalsea in Southwark, 115, 121, 136
Marshaunt, Janyn, 48
Martin V., pope, 56
Massam, Nich., 179
Massy, Nic., 80
Matrevys. See Maltravers
Maud, daughter of Malcom III. of Scotland, 17 married to Henry Beauclerc
Mauley (Malley), lord, 161
Maximilian II. Experor, 142
Maxon (Maxwell), lord, Scotch Warden of the West Marches, 159
Mayence, abp. of, 85
Mayors of London. See London
Meautis (Nutas), John, French secretary to Henry VIII., 93
Meaux en Brie, 57, 58
Medilton, — attendant of Humph. duke of Gloucester, 65
Melbourne, 155
Melder, Reynold, duke of, 84
Mellyn, Sir Roger, 161
Menteith (Mountyf), earl of, taken prisoner at Durham (Nevill's Cross), 23
Mercers, the, and the Lombards, "horlynge" between, 70
Melfyn, Rob., [should be John. See Rolls of Parl. V. 477], 179. See also Marfyn
Middleham (Medlame), Yorkshire, 72, 79, 179
Milan, duchess of, her daughter married to the earl of Kent, t. Hen. IV., 53
Minories, the, 142–3
Molines (Mullens), lord, 160
Moleyns, Adam, keeper of the privy seal, afterwards bp. of Chichester, 64, 101 murdered, 151
Monkys, —, 75
Mons (Moynys), in Hainault, 59
Montague, John Nevill, lord (1461–71), 156, 159, 178, 179 Created earl of Northumberland (1464), 179
Monfort, Simon de, earl of Leicester, 19
Montgomery (Mongorye), Sir Thomas, 157
Montgomery, John, 78
More, John, 115
Mortain, earl of, 165
Mortimer, Anne and Alianore, daughters of Roger earl of March, 170
Mortimer, Edmund, earl of March, 170–1
Mortimer, John, name assumed by Cade 66
Mortimer, Sir John, 58, 148
Mortimer, Roger, earl of March, 170
Mortimer, Sir Roger, 21, 22,43
Motimer's Cross, battle of, 77
Mortlond (Herts ?), 158
Morton, the lord (qu. Dr.), 158
Morton, Dr. (afterwards Cardinal), 159, 161
Mountford (Mowmfford), [Osbert], 73
Mountjoy, Walter Blount, lord, 182
Mountjoy place, 143
Mountyf. See Menteith
Mowbray, Humphrey [John], third duke of Norfolk, 162
Mowbray, Thos., earl of Nottingham, earl Marshall, afterwards duke of Norfolk, 26, 27, 51
Nowbray, Catherine, Countess Marshall, widow of preceding, 57
Mownforth, Sir Tho., 157
Mowntener, lord, 157
Mullens, lord, 160
Mundy, mayor, 93
Murray, earl of (slain 1424), 164
Murray, Jas., earl of, 141
Murray, lord Chas., 159
Mylborn, mayor, 93
Myleton, W., D. D., 163
Myners, —, 103
Mynsterworthe, John, 47
Mytton, Gilbert of, 41
N-Q.
Navarre (Navern) count of, 164
Navarre, King of (John II.), 158
Nedam,—, yeoman of Humphrey duke of Gloucester, 65
Nevell,—, of the Temple, 73
Nevill, Sir John, son of Ric., earl of Salisbury, 70
Nevill, Ralph, lord, created earl of Westmoreland, 51
Nevill, Geo., bp. of Exter (1456–65) abp. of York (1465–76), chancellor (1460–3), 74, 153, 173, 178
Nevill, lord (1486), 105
Nevill, [John], lord (brother of the earl of Westmoreland), 171; slain at Towton (1461), 160, 161
Nevill, Alex., abp. of York, 26
Nevill's Cross (Durham), battle of, 23
Newall (Nowall), [Alex], dean of St. Paul's, 130
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 79, 179
Newgate, 80, 122, 148, 149
Newgate Market, 121
Newhaven. See Havre de Grace
Newlyn. See Llewelyn
Newmarket, (Novum Mercatum), 149
Newnton, Thos., 50
Newporte. See Nieuport.
Nicholas of the Tower, ship named,66, 99
Nieuport, in Flanders, 26
Nocston, Sir Thos., 157
Nomannyslond St. Alban's, 155
Norbockewe, Sir Henry, 161
Norbury, John, 49
Norcyn, David, book of, 103
Norfolk, inundations in, 154
Norfolk price of corn in, 159
Norfolk and Suffolk, 155; proposed invasion of, 158
Norfolk, Thos. Mowbray, first duke of (1397–1413), 27
Norfolk, John Mowbray, third duke of,(1432–61), 61, 76, 77, 97, 151, 155, 161, (misnamed Humphrey), 162, 172, 173
Norfolk, John Mowbray, fourth duke of (1461–76), 157
Norham castle taken by the Lancastrians, 178
Norman, John, mayor of London, 69
Normandy, Chancellor of. See Luxemburg, Louis de
Normandy, invaded by Henry V., 55, 56; lost, 66, 97, 166
North, Roger lord (1564–1600), 143
Northampton, 153, 162, 183 parliament at,48 battle of, 74, 153, 169
Northampton, John of, 49
Northumberland, earldom of, 183
Northumberland, Henry Percy, first earl of (1377–1408), 51, 53
Northumberland, Henry Percy, second earl of (1414–55), 70, 152, 166
Northumberland, Henry Percy, third earl of (1455–61), 71, 160, 161, 168
Norwell, Will., 85
Norwich, Henry, (not Richard), Spencer, bp. of, 26, 49
Norword, John, 47
Norys, Sir Will., 157
Nottingham, 155
Nottingham, Thos. of Mowbray, earl of, 26, 49
Nottingham, Sir Will. Becheham, earl, 83 See foot note
Nowell, Alex., dean of St. Paul's, 130, 132
Nutas. See Meautis
"Obedience of a Christian Man," the, book called, 90
Offa, king, founder of St. Alban's, 13
Ogle, lord, 157 (note), 159
Okeley,—, 75
Old Fish street, St. Margaret's, 140
Old Swan, the, 131
Oldale (Oldhall), Sir Will., 164
Oldcastle, Sir John, lord Cobham, 53, 54, 56 book of, 90
Orleans, siege of, 60
Orleans, Louis, duke of, 53, 54
Ormond, Charles, duke of, 62
Ormond, Jas. Butler, fourth earl, 65
Ormond, Thos., 158
Ormund, Sir John, 161
Orth, Sir Hugh, 164
Osey, Sir Harry of, 157
Oswald, St., King of Northumberland, 12
Oswestry, Salop, 142
Oswyne, King of Northumberland, 12
Owen, Sir David, 104
Oxford, 177 persons beheaded at, 52
Oxford, Robert Vere, 9th earl of, aft. Duke of Ireland. See Vere, Sir Robert
Oxford, Sir John Vere, 7th earl of (1331 –60), 84
Oxford, John Vere, 12th earl of (1417 –61), 78, 162
Oxford, John Vere, 13th earl of(1464 –1513), 105
Oxford, Edw. Vere, 17th earl of his place in St. Swithin's churchyard, 137
Oxyll (qu. Ogle), lord, 157
Oye, 62
Padolyse, Sir Piers, 157
Palm Sunday field. See Towton, battle of
Paris, 166 Henry VI. crowned at, 61, 164
Parker, Henry, Carmelite Friar, 180
Parker, Matt., abp. of Canterbury (1559–75), 129, 135.
Partridge, Sir Miles, 127
Paul II., pope, 181
Paul's Cross, 89, 125–6, 128, 173, 180
Peas, price of, 159
Pecock (Pokok), Reginald, bp. of Chichester, accused of heresy (1457), 71, 167–8
Pekerynge, [Jas.], 76
Pellam, capt., 142
Pembroke, Sir Laurence Hastings, earl of, t. Edw. III, 84
Pembroke, John Hastings, earl of, t. Ric. II., 48
Pembroke, Jasper Tudor, earl of (1452–6 1), 77 taken prisoner, 155; appointed to invadeEngland, 158; in Bamborough castle,ib.
Penycoke, John, 101
Penyngton, Will., 178, 179
Percy, Sir Harry (Hotspur), 51, 52
Percy, Sir Ralph, 156, 158, 176, 178
Percy, dominus R. de, 160
Percy, Sir Thos., created earl of Worcester, 51, 52
Percy, Sir Thos. [lord Egremont), breaks out of Newgate, 70
Percy, Will., bp. of Carlisle (14527ndash;62), 152
Perpoynt, Mrs., 121–2
Pestilence, the first, t. Edw. III., 44; the great, 45; the third, ib.; the fourth, 46; the fifth, 47
Peterborough, 155
Philip of Valois (Philip VI. of France), 23
Philippa, daughter of Lionel, duke of Clarence, 170–1
Philippa of Hainhault, Queen of Edward III., 21, 24,43
Philpott, John, knighted, 48
Philpot, John, parson of St. Michael's, Cornhill, 126, 139, 140
Pickering. See Pekerynge
Piggate, Sir Ralph, 161
Plague in London, mortality of the, 123–5, 144–7
Pleshy (Plaschey), the Duke of Gloucester's place, 27, 52
Plomer, John, knighted, 80, 182
Plumpton (Plomtun), Sir Will., 161
Plummer, Sir Thos., 182
Poitiers (Peyters), battle of, 23, 45
Pokok. See Pecock
Pokrych (Puckeridge), Herts. 162
Pole (Poole), Sir Michael de la, earl of Suffolk, 26
Pole, Wiliam de la. See Suffolk
Pomfret, 28, 52, 154
Ponington, Sir Will. warden of Topcliff, 79
Pont de l'Arche (Pountelarge), taken, 56
Pont Meulan (Pownt-Melayne), surrendered 58
Ponynges, lord, 164
Popering, near Calais, 62, 165
Pork, Sir Matt., 164
Porter, —, 162
Portugal, King of (Alfonso V), 158
Poultry, the (stocks called the Pultrie), 121
-, Counter in, 143
Powes, lord, 157, 159
Poynes, Mr. 104
"Practyse of Prelates," the, book called, 90
Prague, lords of, war against, 60
Preston, lord, 159
Prohibited books, 89
Provence, Eleanor, daughter of the count of, married to Henry III., 35
Pryce, Will., 79
Puckeridge (Pokrych), Herts, 162
Pudding Lane, 143
Pulford,—, 103
Pultrie. See Poultry.
Puritans, 143
Pygot, Sir Ralph, 157
R-T.
Raclyf, Henry, of Framysden, 161
Radcote (Ratcote), Oxfordshire, meeting of lords against Richard II. at, 26
Radynton, Sir Baldwin, 50
Ravenspur, Yorkshire, Richard II. lands at, 27, 51
Reading Abbey, Henry I. buried at—Abbot of, 100
Redesdale, Robin of, 182
Reste, John, mayor, 93
Reyner, Sir Will., 157
Richard, I., 18, 29, 31
Richard, II., 24–28, 30, 52, 170
Richard, III. See Glouceter, duke of
Richard, son of Henry I., 17
Richard, earl of Cornwall, son of King John, 19
Richmond, 143
Risebank at Calais, 73
Rivers, Ric. Woodville lord, ?72, 102, 157, 180, 183; his son Anthony. See Woodville
Robin of Redesdale, 182
Robin of Holderness, 183
Rochester, 136
Rochester, Edmund Gheast, bp. of (l559–7l), 130
Rochester, John Lowe, bp. of, 100
Rolls, Master of (Sir Will. Cordell), 120
Rolles, Sir John of the, 117, 120
Rone. See Rouen
Rood lane, 139
Roos, Thomas lord (1431–64) 76, 80; appointed to invade England, 158; Bamborough Castle, ib.; slain, 156; ported as slain at Towton, 160; his conflicts with Montague, 178; beheaded, 179
Roose, Sir Rob., secretary to King Henry VI., 64, 101
Rosamond's Bower, 18
Rosell, John, 179
Rouen (Rone), besieged and taken, 56
Rouen, Cardinal abp. of, Louis de Luxemburg), 64
Routhe, Thos., 79
Roxburgh besieged by James I., by, 165; James II., 168
Roye, Friar. His Book against the Seven Sacraments, 90
Royston, 149, 151, 155, 156
Russell, Anne, daughter of Francis earl of Bedford, married to Ambrose Duley earl of Warwick, 13
Russell (Rosell) John, 179
Russell, John, bp. of Lincoln. See Lincoln
Russell, Sir John, of Worcester, 158
Rutland, earl of, t. Ric. II. created duke of Albemarle ("Arondell" in text), 51
Rutland, earl of, son of Ric. duke of York, ?72, ?75, 76, 154
Ruthyn. See Grey
Rye, 140
Rynge Crosse, 143
Sackville. See Sakefylde
St. Alban's, 73, 76, Abbey of, 13
-, — [John Whethamstede] abbot of, 100
-, — first battle of, 70, 149, 152, 168, 169;
second battle of, 76, 155, 172
St. Alborghe, abbot of 101
St. Andrew's Undershaft, 93, 132
St. Antholine's, 139
St. Asaph, Thomas, bp. of, 100
St. Bartholomew's the Less, parson of, 16
St. David's John Delabere, bp. of, 101
St. Edmund's. See Bury St. Edmund's
St. Edward the Confessor, shrine of, 37
St. George. See Seynt George
St. George's in the Fields, 137
St. Giles in the Fields, 71
St. Giles without Cripplegate, 135, 139
St. James', 129
St. John's priory, 48; prior of, 184
St. Katherine's, 63, 132
St. Katherine's Pool, 143
St. Lawrence, master of, 102
St. Magnus', 138. 9
St. Margaret Pattens, 139
St. Margaret's, Old Fish Street, 140
St. Martin's, 93
St. Martin's Ironmonger Lane, 127
St. Mary Abehurch, parson of, 127
St. Mary Magdalen's, Milk Street, 136
St. Mary Overy's church, founded, 32 churchyard, 75; stairs, 137
St. Michael's, Cornhill, parson of, 126
St. Mildred's in Bread Street, 138
St. Neot's, 154
St. Nicholas Lane, 137
St. Paul's, London, 69, 75, 134, 139, 142, 184;
churchyard, 167; steeple of, 57, 65, 78, 116, 149
-, — Alex. Nowell, dean of, 130
St. Paul's churchyard, 137
St. Peter of Milan, 36
St. Peter's, Cornhill, 91
-, — Parson of, 139, 140
St. Peter le Poer, (?) 139
St. Swithin's churchyard, London, 137
St. Thomas of Acres, in Cheap, 142
St. Thomas of Canterbury (Becket), 18, 19, 33
St. Thomas, earl of Lancaster, 20
St. Thomas Watering, 68
Sakefylde, lady, 121
Sakvyll Place, 141
Sailsbury, 69
Salisbury, Ric. Nevill, earl of, 70—76; 153, 154, 168, 171.
See also "Earls, the three"
-, — his place, 75
-, — his son Thomas, 171
Salisbury, John de Montacute, earl of, conspires against Henry IV., 28; beheaded, 52
Salisbury, Thos. deMontacute, earl of, (1409–28), 58, 164
Salisbury, bp. of (Thos. Langton), 105
Salisbury, bp. of, (Will. Ayscough), 67, 69, 100
Salisbury Court, 141
Salisbury, Sir John, 26
Samfford Hill, 48
Sandwich, 72, 73. 153; spoiled by the French, 71, 152, 166; intended landing at, 158
Sandyfforde, near Southampton, 74
Saturday. "The Wode Saturday," 47
Sandynforde, Yorkshire, 154
Savey, Sir John, 157
Savoy, the, London, 24, 48, 122
Say, Jas. Fienes, lord, 66, 67, 101
Say, John, 101
Say, lord John, 150. This is an error, Jas., lord Say, being intended
Say, lord (1462), 157
Say, Will., 102
Scales, Thos. lord (1418–60), 60, 68, 73, 75, 151, 153, 164, 169
Scales, Anthony, lord. See Woopville
Scalys, lord, said to have been killed at Towton (1461), 160, 161
Scot, Sir John, 157
Scot, a. preacher at St. Magnus, 138–9
Scotland, 40, 41, 49; news out of, 159
Lancastrian lords in, 158; Henry VI. and
Margaret of Anjou, 175; in, truce with, 181
-, — lord chamberlain of, 88
Scots in possession of Berwick, 175
Scots with Margaret of Anjou, 155, 175, 176, 177
Scrope, Roger, abp. of York, 53
Scrope, Sir Will. (created earl of Wiltshire by Richard II.), 27, 28, 51
Scrope, Henry, lord, beheaded t. Hen, V., 55
Scrope, Henry, lord (in 1561), 119
Scrope of Bolton, lord, 157
Scutage, 37
Seeton, Yorksh., 160
Senkeler, 75
Serjeant's feast, the, 142
Serle, Will., the murderer of Thomas of of Woodstock, duke of Gloucester, 53
Seton (Towton), battle of, 161, 162
Seynt Gorge, Sir Geo., 157
Shaftesbury, 117
Sharp (Scharp), Jack, 148
Shegge (Slegg ?) Stephen, 102
Shene, 26
Sheriffs of London. See London. Not to hold office more than a year, 34
Sherewod, Harry, and his wife, 121, 122
Sherwood Forest, captain in, 162
Shireborne, battle at (battle of Towton), 77. See Towton.
Shooters IIill, (Sheters Hill), 61
Shoreditch churchyard, 126
Shrewsbury, battle of, 52
Shrewsbury, first earl of. See Talbot
Shrewsbury, John Talbot, second earl of (1453–60), 74, 153, 169
Shrewsbury, John Talbot, third ear of (1460–73), 157, 159, 160, 161
Sicily, king of, 158
Sigismund, the Emperor visits England, 55
Skipton in Craven (Shipton in Crawyn), castle of, taken by the Lancastrians,, 178; surrendered to Edward IV., 179
Slegge (Stephen ?), 98, 102
Sluys (Skluse, Slews), naval battleat, 22, 44
Smithfield, 48, 55, 63, 126, 181
-, prior of St. John's in, 184
Soham, 154
Somerset, John Beaufort, first earl of, created marquis of Doreset, 51
Somerset, John Beaufort, first duke of (1443–4), 64
Somerset, Edmund Beaufort, second duke of (1448–55), 70, 149, 152
Somerset, Henry Beaufort, third duke of (1455–64), 71, 16, 79, 154, 168, 171, 172, 174; attainted, 175; preparing to invade England, 156, 158; in Bamborough Castle, 158; sumits to King Edward, 176; deserts him, 177; his battles with Somerset, 178; reported as slain, 156, 160; beheaded, 179
Somerset, Edmund Beaufort, fourth duke of beheaded (1471), 184
Somerset, lord John, of, 184
Somerset, master, 101
Somerset, Sir Charles, 105
Somner, Ric., 48
Southampton, 55
Southwark, 137, 140, 154; burnt, 32; men, beheaded in,, 68; Yorkists in, 13; Marshalesea in, 115, 121; hay-cart burnt in, 117; ravaged by Kentish men, 183
Southwick (Sowtwyk), lord, 157
Southwell (Suthwell), the lord. 158
Spain, duke of, 158
Spain, men of, to invade England, 158
Spaldynge, Piers of, 41
Sparke's place beside Oye, 62
Spencer, lord created earl of Gloucester, 51; beheaded, 52
Spencer, Henry (not Richard), bp. of Norwich, 26, 49
spencers, the temp, Edward II., 21, 42
Spiller, Will., 79, 179
Stace,—, 102
Stafford, earl of. t. Hen. IV., 52
Stafford, Humphrey, earl of, t. Hen. VI., afterwards duke of Buckingham, 61, 64
Stafford, sir Humphrey. 67
Stafford, John, 67, 161
Stamford, 155, 156
Stanbury, John, prior, provost of Eton 100
Standard, the, in Cheap, 48, 67, 125
Standard, the, in Flete strete, 71
Stanley, Thos., second lord (1459–85), earl of Derby (1485–1504), 157
Stanley, Sir Edw., 88
-, Sir John, 157
-, Sir Thos., 102
-, Sir Will., 157
Stannyewyssche, Sir Jas., 157
Staple, or Stable, Adam, deposed from the mayoralty, 41
Stapleton, Walter, bp. of Exeter, t. Edw. II., 21, 42
Stephen, King, 18, 29
Stepney, Philpot, parson of, 139, 140
Stewart (Styward), John, 159
Stokebrege, Will., 127
Stokesley, John, bp. of London, 89
Stokton, John, mayor, 92
Stonnar, Sir Will., 105
Stourbridge (Stebrigge), fair, 153
Stourton, lord, 102, 157
Strange, Geo. Stanley, lord (1482–97) 104–5
Strawe, Jack, 25
Strumpets, ordinance relating to, 62
Stuntney, 154
Sturgyn,—, 126
Styward, John, 159
Sudbury, Suff., 132
Sudbury, Simon, abp. of Canterbury, beheaded, 25, 48
Sudeley, lord, 102
Suffolk. See Norfolk
Suffolk, Sir Rob. d'Ufford, earl of (t. Edw. III.), 83
Suffolk, Michael De la Pole, earl of, t. Ric. II., 49
Suffolk, Will. De la Pole, earl of (afterwards marquis and duke of), t. Hen. VI., 60, 64, 65, 66, 95, 97, 101, 149, 150, 164
Suffolk [Frances], duchess of (1567), 142
Suffolk, John de la Pole, duke of (1463–91), 157, 162
Sunday, markets not to be held on, 64
Surrey, duke of, 28, 51
Surrey, Thos. Howard, earl of,at Flodden, 87–8
Surrye, i.e. Syria 1
Sussex, Henry VI. in, 68
Sussex, Thos. Ratcliff, earl of (1567), 142–3
Swan, Sir John, 157
Sweden, King of. See Eric XIV.
Symsone, —, wife of, 140
Syria ("Surrye"), 1
Syvas (?), lord, 161
Tadcaster, Yorkshire, 173
Tailbois (Treilboz), [William], called earl of Kyme, 156, 161, 178, 179
Talbot, John lord (1421–42), first earl of shrewsbury (1442–53), 60, 166
Tate, John, " with the powlyd hed," mayor, 92; Sir John, knight, mayor, 92;
Taylboys, Sir Will., 158
Tayler, Will., burnt in Smithfield, 58
Tayllour, Will., alderman, 71; mayor, 92
Tempests, great, 46, 134, 181
Templars, destruction of the, 20
Temple Bar, 71, 122, 137
Terell. See Tyrell
Tewkesbury, battle of 184
Thames, three floods in the, 54; overflow of, 66; frozen over 131
Thames Street, 138
Thetford, Norf. 154
Thomas of Brotherton, Earl Marshal, son of Edward I. 20
Thomas of Woodstock, duke of Gloucester son of Edward III. 24, 26, 27
Thomas, duke of Clarence, son of Henry IV. 54
Thomas, Robert, master gunner 134
Thorpe, a book of 90
Thorpe, [baron of the Exchequer] 73, 75, 103
Three Cranes in the Vintry, the 137
Throgmorton, Sir Nic., 163
Thyne abp. of, 85
Tides, very high, in the Thames, 129
Topcliff, warden of (Sir W. Ponyngton), 79
Touques (Towcke) in Normandy, 56
Tower of London, 64, 67, 69, 73, 74, 75, 80, 132, 133, 139, 141–2, 153, 169, 172, 174, 181, 182, 183
Tower Hill, 133; executions on, 48, 63, 66, 78
Tower Hill, abbot of 100
Tower Stairs, 142
Tower Street, 133
Towrs,— 139
Towton, battle of, or Palm Sunday Field, 77, 159, 160, 173. see also Seton
Treilboz. See Tailbois
Trent, the river, 155, 173
Tresilian, Sir Rob., chief justice, t. Ric. II, 26, 49
Trevilian, John, 101
Troblefylde, Mr., 104
Trollope, Davy, 161
Trollope, Andrew 154–5, 161 (b.s)
Troyes, treaty of 56
Tuddenham (Tudnam), Sir Tho., 78, 103, 162
Tunstall (Dunstal), Sir Ric., 158, 159, 178, 182
Turnar, —, of Boulogne, 125, 127
Twyfford, Sir Nic. 48
Twyssell, bridge of, 87
Tyburn, 65, 169
Tyndal, W., his Answer to More's Dialogue, 90; book called the Matrimony of Tyndal, ib.
Tyrrell, Sir Will., 78, 162
U-Z.
Uske. See Huske
Uther Pendragon, 9, 10
Upwere, 154
Venter, Thos., 52
Vere, Sir Robert de, earl of Oxford, marquis of Dublin and duke of Ireland, 26, 49
Vere, Aubrey de, son of John, 12th earl of Oxford, 78, 162
Verneuil in Perche, battle of, 164
Vintry, the, 137
Waffer, Harry, knighted, 80
Wakefield, battle of, 76, 154, 171
Wakeup, lord, 159
Wales, 69
Waltham, 58, 149
Walworth, Sir Will., 25, 48
Warcoppe —, 89
Warde —, of Topcliff, 179
Ware, Herts, 162
Warren granted to the City of London, 34
Warwick, Ric., earl of, t. Ric. II., 26, 27, 49, 50, 51
Warwick, Henry Beauchamp, earl of, created duke of 64, 97
Warwick, Ric., earl of (the king maker), 70, 71?77, 80, 153, 156, 157, 159, 161 (misnamed Edward), 168, 172, 173, 176, 183, 184. see also" Earls, the three."
Warwick, lord Ambrose Dudley, earl of, 134
Watch, a great, in the city, 140–1
Water, Roger, 79, 179
Wawe, Will., 60
Waynflete, Will. de, bp. of Winchester(1447—86)
Waynsford, bastard, 178
Weirs in the Thames, 34
Welles, bid, 160, 161
Welles, Sir Will., 159
Welshmen and Scots with Margaret of Anjou, 155
Wenloke, Sir John, lord Wenlock (1461–71), 72, 74, 75, 157, 159, 169, 184
Wentbryge, Yorkshire, 162
Wentworth, Oliver, 79, 179
-, —Sir Philip, 79, 178, 179
Westminster, 131; kings and queens buried at, 16, 19, 20, 24, 26, 30, 31, 62; crowned at, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 31, 54, 60, 162, 166, 173; Parliaments at, 66, 170, 175, 176; marriage of lord Am brose Dudley at, 134; Puritans at, 143; Gatehouse at, ib.; Edward IV. takes possession of the throne at, 173; crowned at, 174; visits 185
Westminster, abbot of 103
Westmoreland (Westhumbyrlond), Ralph Nevill, second earl of (1425–84), 157, 160
Whethamstede, John. See St. Alban's, abbot of
White, sir John, mayor 127
White, sir Rob., vicar of Deptford 63
Whitechapel, 137. See also Blawnchapylton
White Friars (or Carmelites?), 151
Wiche, Hugh, knighted 80
Wicked Mammon, the, Parable of (a book) 90
Wilkokes, Mr. 119
William the Conqueror, 16, 17, 28, 85
William Rufus 17, 29
William of Hatfield, son of Edward III. 170
William, son of Henry 17
Willoughby, Rob., lord (1409–52), 164
Willoughby, lord, reported as killed at Towton (1461), 160
Wilton. See Grey
Wiltshire, James Butler, earl of (1449–61), 76, 77, 155, 161
Wiltshire, Will. Scrope, earl of (1397–9) 51
Winchelsea, 62
Winchester, 140; Kings buried at, 15, 16, 17, 29; Prince Arthur christened at 104–5
Winchester, St. Swithin's, prior of, 105
Winchester, bp. of. See Beaufort, Hen.; Horne, Rob.; Waynflete, Will. de
Windsor, 164; Queen Elizabeth at, 126–7
Windsor Castle, 70
Wingfield, sir John, 105, 157
Wisbeach, 155
"Wode Saturday," the 47
Wodfeld (Woodville), Sir Ric. 63
Wolferston, Roger, 161
Woodstock, Edmund of, son of Edward I., 20
Woodstock, Thomas of, duke of Gloucester, son of Edward III., 24, 26, 27
Woodville, Anthony, lord Scales (1461–9), earl Rivers (1469–83), 72, 92, 157, 181, 182, 184
Woodville, (Widvell), Sir Edw. (called lord Woodville) 104
Woodville, Eliz., daughter of lord Rivers and the duchess of Bedford, married to Edward IV. 80, 180. See also Elizabeth
Woodville, Sir John, son of Ric., lord Rivers, 183
Worby, John, of Mortland 158
Worcester, King John buried at, 19, 29
Worcester, Sir Thos. Percy, ear of (1397–1403), 51
Worcester, John Tiptoft, earl of (1449–70), 157, 159, 177, 182, 183
Worcester, John Carpenter, bp. of 100
Worcester, Rob. Morton bp. of (1486), 105
Worcester, bp. of, dead in 1449, 151. (This is erroneous)
Wratton, Piers 104
Wyllson, —, a dyer. 138
Wynglesdome Moor, Durham 41
York field (battle of Towton), 77. See Towton
York, city, founded, 3; parliament at 42; Edward IV. at, 77, 174; executions at, 79, 161, 179; heads of Yorkist lords exposed on the city walls 172
York, Edmund of Langley, duke of 24
York, Philippa duchess of, widow of Edward, second duke 57
York, Richard, duke of, father of Edward IV. 63, 69, 70, 71, 72, 75, 76, 95, 97, 149, 151–2, 154, 168–171
York, abp. of (1426–51). See Kemp, John
York, Alex. Nevill, abp. of, t. Rich. II. 49, 50
York, Will. Booth, abp. of (1452–64), 162
Yowng, —, parson of St. Bartholomew's the Little 126