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Abergavenny, Ric. Beauchamp, Lord, 12
Abergavenny, Lady, 140
Abingdon, 172, 208
Acres, 57
Acton, Sir Roger, 108
Agincourt, battle of, 111–2
Albemarle ("Arundel" in text), Duke of (Edw. Earl of Rutland). 97
Alblaster, Thos., 112
Alcock, John, LL.D., afterwards Bishop of Ely, 229
Aldermanbury, 63
Aldgate, 164, 192
Aldnam, Will., 60
Alençon, 115
Alençon, Count of, slain at Cressy, 82
Alençon, John Duke of, slain at Agincourt, 112
Alençon (Launson), John Duke of, taken prisoner at Verneuil, 157
Alexander III. King of Scotland, 70
Alfonso, King of Castile, 235
Allhallows the More, parson of, 229
Almada. See Vasquyes
Almarle, Lord, 82
Almarre, Earl of, 157
Alnwick, castle of, 218, 219, 220, 227
Alphey,—, 237
Amesbury, Wilts, 209
Ambigensis, man of, 60
Amiens (Amyes), 156
Amiens (Amyas), bailly of, 153
Anjou, 51, 84, 181
Anne of Bohemia, queen of Richard II., 53, 92, 94, 107
Antioch, patriarch of, 235
Antoyne, Monseigneur, 13
Antwerp, 80
Apilton, friar Will., 91
Arblastier (Arblastre)—,187
Arblastier. See Alblaster
Arc, Joan of. See Joan
Arflewe. See Harfleur
Argentan (Argentyne), in Normandy, 115, 149
Armagnac (Maners), Count of, 82, 180
Armagnacs, 151
Armenia, (Ermonye), 182
Arnulfus, Constantine, 63
Arras, Council of, 177
Arteys, bastard of Humph. Duke of Gloucester, 188
Arundel, Countess of, 140
Arundel, Richard Fitzalan, tenth Earl of (1375– 93), 92, 95–6
Arundel, Thos. Fitzalan, eleventh Earl of (1399– 1415), 101, 106
Arundel, John Fitzalan, twelfth Earl of (1415– 21), 139
Arundel, John Fitzalan, thirteenth Earl of (1421– 34), 177
Arundel, Will. Fitzalan, fifteenth Earl of (1437– 87), 211; his son and heir, 182
Arundel, Sir Richard, 9, 105
Arundel, Thos., Bishop of Ely (1374–88), Arch-bishop of York (1388– 96), Archbishop of Canterbury (1396–1413), 89, 94, 97, 101
Ascheley, Sir John, 184, 220
Askham, Will., sheriff, 101
Athens, Duke of, 85
Audeley, Jas., fifth lord (1409–58), 139, 172, 204
Aumale, Comte d'. See Almarle and Almarre
Austin Friars, 67, 96
Ayscough, Will., Bishop of Salisbury, murdered (1450), 194
Axe, the, without Bishopsgate, 108
Babington, Sir Will., Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, (1425), 160
Babthorpe, Sir Rob. 15
Badby, John, 105
Baggot, Sir Will. 102
Bagle, Thos. 172
Bakers and millers, 70
Baldock. See Boldete
Balliol, Edw., son of John, 78, 84
Balowe (Barlowe?) Will., 233
Bamborough Castle, 219, 220, 227
Bamme, Adam, Mayor, 95
Bangor, Bishop of, (Will. Barrow) 140
Bar, Duke of, slain at Agincourt, 112
Bardolf, Lord, 105
Baret, Piers, 150
Baret, W. Sheriff, 91
Barham down (Berandowne), 61
Barlowe. See Balowe
Barons' Wars, the, 61, 68
Barru. See Varru
Bas, Henry, 66
Basle, Council of, 176–7, 182
Bastile, the, at Calais, 179
Bath and Wells, Bishops of, Nic. Bubbewith (1408–24), 140. John Stafford, (1425–43) 169
Bats, Parliament of, 160
Batte, Nic., Sheriff, deposed for perjury, 66
Bayeux, 115
Bayle, John, 192, 194
Baynards' Castle, 60, 163
Beame. See Bohemia
Beauchamp. See Bechampe
Beaufort, Henry, Bishop of Winchester and Cardinal, 113 note, 139, 143, 157–164, 168, 172, 177, 188
Beaufort, Jane, daughter of John, first Earl of Somerset, 157
Beaufort, Margaret, daughter of John, third Earl of Somerset, 140
Beaugé, battle of, 142
Beaumont, Lord, 207, 216
Beauvais (Bevys), 172
Bechampe, Sir John, 93
Becket, St. Thomas, 50, 62
Bedford, castle of, 62
Bedford, John Duke of, Regent of France, 113, 114, 116, 139, 142–3, 150–4, 156–7, 160–1, 168, 176–7. See also John, Lord
Bedford, Anne Duchess of, first wife of the preceding, 176
Bedford, Jaqueline or Jaquetta, Duchess of, second wife of the Regent, afterwards married to Richard Lord Rivers, 176, 206, 232
Belknap, Rob., justice, 93
Belle, in Flanders, 179
Berandowne. See Barham down
Berger, le, a French shepherd named, 172
Bergevenny. See Abergavenny
Berkeley Castle, 76, 78
Berners, Sir Jas., 93
Berwick, 71, 75, 79, 84–5
Beuvron (Bouerne), St. Jaques de, 161
Beverley, Sir John, 108
Beverley, Sir Simon of, 93
Bevys. See Beauvais
Billingsgate, 102
Birsham (Bisham), Berks, 163, 263
Bishopsgate, 106
Black Friars (or Friars Preachers), 70, 107, 161
Blackheath, 89, 108, 190, 191
Blanche, Dame, daughter of Henry Duke of Lancaster, 85
Blois, Earl of, 82
Bloreheath, battle of, 204
Blounte, Sir Thos., 102
Bohemia (Beame), 164
Bohemia, John King of, 82
Bois de Vincennes, 148
Bokerell, Walter, 63
Boldete, Rob. (Baldock, chancellor to Edward II.), 77
Bolingbroke. See Bulbroke
Bolton, a thief, 163
Bonebeaute, Ferrand of, 151
Bonvile, William, Lord, (1449–61) 211, 212
Bordeaux (Burdowes), 66, 89, 175
Bordeaux, Archbishop of (David de Montferrand), 171
Borughe, Will. 93
Botiller, Sir John, prior of Kilmainham, 12
Botton,—, squire, 236
Boucicault (Bursegaunte), Marshal, taken at Agincourt, 112
Bouerne. See Beuvron
Bourbon, Duke of, slain at Poitiers, 85
Bourbon, Duke of, taken prisoner at Agincourt, 112, 115, 163
Bourchier (Bowcer), Lord (Sir Lewis Robsert, ob. 1431), 171
Bourchier (Bowcer), Hen. Lord (1435–61) Earl of Essex (1461–83), 181, 211, 212
Bourchier, Thos. Abp. of Canterbury (1454–86), 231
Bouteiller, Guy le, Capt. of Rouen, 13, 42, 122
Brabant, 80
Brabant, Duke of, slain at Agincourt, 112
Bradschawe, Edmond, 225
Braybroke, Rob., Bishop of London, 98, 100
Brembly, Sir John, 204
Brembre, Nicholas, 90, 91–3
Brentwood, 64–5
Bretailles. See Brytellys
Breune (Browne) John le 154, 156
Brézé (Brasylle), Pierre de, 220
Bridlington, Canon of, 74
Brienne, Earl of, 144,
Briga, Duke of, 113
Bristol, 77, 84, 101, 102, 158
Britanny, 82, 235
Britanny, Duke of, 153
Britanny, Arthur of, 161
Brokers, Sir Bernard, 102
Bromholm, the Cross of, 62
Browne, John, 93, 108
Browne, Sir Nichol, 93
Bruce, David, King of Scots, 78
Bruges (Bryggys), 89
Bryak (S. Brieux in Britanny) 105
Bryan, John, Sheriff, 122
Bryce, Harry, Sheriff, 233
Bryce, Will., 225
Brytellys, Lewis de, 236
Buchan (Bogham) Earl of, 157
Buckingham, Henry Stafford, Duke of (1460–83) 216
Buckingham, Humphrey Stafford, Duke of, (1441– 60), 207
Buckingham, (Anne), Duchess of, wife of the preceding, 207
Bulbroke (Bolingbroke), Roger, 183, 184
Burdete, Nich. 150
Burford upon the Wold, 215
Burgo, Hubert de, 64–5
Burgundy, 89, 237
Burgundy (Burgayne) Anne of, 154
Burgundy, Duchess of, 181
Burgundy, Charles the Bold, Duke of, 235, 237
Burgundy, John the Fearless, Duke of, 16, 30–1, 40, 106, 114, 143, 151
Burgundy, Margaret of, 154
Burgundy, Philip the Good, Duke of, 153, 171, 177–9, 205, 235 See also Chardais
Burgundy, bastard of, 236
Bursegaunte. See Boucicault
Bury St. Edmund's, 91; Parliament at, 187, 188
Bury St. Edmund's, Prior of, 91
Bushy, Sir John, 96, 101
Butler. See Ormond
Butler, John, 225
Bydon, —D.D., 233
Byschoppe, John, 214
Cade, John, 194. See Kent, Captain of
Caen (Cane), 49, 82, 115, 189
Calais, 51, 82, 95, 104, 111–12, 114, 161, 171, 173, 176, 178–9, 181, 190, 205, 206
Calais, Bastile at, 179
Cambridge, 179
Cambridge, Edmund of Langley, Earl of, 88–9. See York, Duke of
Cambridge, Richard of Conisburgh, Earl of, 109, 139
Camois, Lord, 178
Canne, John, 74
Canterbury, 58, 84, 158, 171, 178, 180–1, 196
Canterbury, Archbishops of. See Chicheley, Henry; Sudbury, Simon; Stafford, John; Bourchier, Thos.
Canterbury, St. Edmund, of. See St. Edmund
Carew, Thos., Baron of, 9
Carlisle, Edward Story, Bishop of, 229
Carlisle, Roger Whelpdale, Bishop of, 140
Carmelite Friars. See Friars, White
Carnarvon, Edward of, 52
Cassy, Sir John de, 236
Castle Baynard. See Baynard's Castle
Catalonia (Catelan), a knight of, 184
Catherine of France, Queen of Henry V., 53, 128, 138, 179–180; her coronation, 138–141
Caudebec, 10
Caundische, Sir Simon (should be John), chief justice, 91
Celley, Sir Thos., 102
Cely, Sir Benet, 102
Chalons, Bishop of, slain at Poitiers, 85
Chambyrlayne, Sir Roger, 188
Chambyrlayne, Sir William, 182
Chancellerys, Philip of, 144. See Gamoches
Chancellor of England. See Beaufort, Henry; Nevill, George
Chanfew, Henry, 13
Chapman, John, 226
Charles, Dauphin, Regent of France, son of John II., afterwards Charles V., 85
Charles VI. of France, 110, 128, 138, 149
Charolais, Philip, Count of, son of John Duke of Burgundy, 114
Charter House, Prior of the, 239
Chateau Gaillard, 51, 58
Chaunler, John de, 150. Chaynye. See Cheny
Cheap, 93, 186, 192; the Cross in, 112, 174, 183, 186; the Great Conduit, Standard, &c. in. See Conduit, &c.
Chef de Caux (Kytkawys), in Normandy, 109
Cheny. See Cheyne
Cherbourg, 11, 121, 189
Cheshire men, 98
Chester, 158, 204
Chester, West, Earldom of, 80
Chester, Bishop of. See Coventry and Lichfield
Cheyne, or Cheny, Sir John, 95, 105, 160
Cheyne, Sir Will., ChiefJustice of the King's Bench (1425), 160
Chicheley, Henry, Archbishop of Canterbury, 39, 139, 143, 159, 163, 165–6
Chichester, 84
Chichester, Bishop of. See Moleyns, Adam
Christ, a man pretending to be, 63
Churches in London robbed, 234
Cinque Ports, barons of the, 139, 168
Cirencester (Sussetyr), 102
Cirone, Lord of, 150
Cisse, Guichard of, 143–4
Clarence, Lionel Duke of, 88. See also Lionel
Clarence, Thos. Duke of, brother to Henry V., 3, 6, 7, 23, 24, 109, 115, 121, 139, 142. See also Thomas, Lord
Clarendon, Wilts, 199
Claryngdone, Sir Roger, 103
Claydon, John, 108
Claykyn (Guesclin), Oliver de, 88
Clerkenwell, St. John's Priory at, 91, 108, 157, 191
Clifford, Lady, "sister to Harry, the Earl of Northumberland," 140
Clifford, John Lord (1392– 1422), 121, 139
Clifford, John Lord (1455– 61), 209, 210, 216–7
Clifford, Thos. Lord (142255), 198
Clifford, Ric., Bishop of London, 140, 148
Clopton's Place, Mile End, 192
Clydrowe, Ric., 103
Cobham, Eleanor. See Gloucester, Duchess of
Cobham, Lord. See Oldcastle
Cobham, Lord E. (should be Sir John), 95–6
Cock, the, in Cheap, 93
Cockefelde, Rob., 225
Coinage, 83, 106, 227
Coke, Sir Thos., accused of treason, 236
Cold Herborowe, in London, 161
Coleshill, Warw., 205
Cologne (Coleyne), 101
Cologne (Colayne), Bishop of, 182
Combe, John, 209
Comets, 88, 177
Compiegne (Compayne), 171
Conduit at Cornhill, 174
Conduit, the Great, in Cheap, 186
Conduit, the Little, 93, 175, 186
Conisburgh, Ric. of. See Cambridge
Conqueror, Rob. 226
Constance, daughter of Peter the Cruel of Castile, married to John of Gaunt, 89, 92
Constance, Council of, 112, 114, 116
Constantinople, Emperor of. See Palæologus
Cordwainers, 238
Corffe Castle, 209
Corn, scarcity of, 83, 181
Cornhill, 186
Cornhill, Conduit at, 174
Cornhill, St. Michael's, 184
Cornhill, St. Peter's, parson of, 233
Cornwall, Duchy of, 80
Cornwall, Earl of. See Eltham, Sir John of
Cornwall, Sir John, 7, 105, 116, 121, 183
Counter, 115
Courtney,—,Chancellor of Oxford, 105
Coventry, 97, 158, 172, 203, 205, 206, 209
Coventry, prior of, 57
Coventry and Lichfield (or Chester), Will. Heyworth, Bishop of, 165
Creechurch (Crychyrche), 184
Cressy, Battle of, 82
Cromwell, Ralph, Lord (1418–56), 172
Crowemere, Will. 192, 193
Crutched Friars, 74
Cyprus, Cardinal of, 177
Dalalaund, Thos. 236
Dalyngrygge, Sir Edw. 93
Damelet, Hugh, parson of St. Peter's, Cornhill, 233, 235
Dankester. See Doncaster
Dannoy (Damoy), John, 143–4, 147–8
Darcy, Lord, 141
Daune, Sir John, 204, 217
Dauphin. See Charles
Dauson, Will., 225
David II. of Scotland, 78, 82, 85
Delalaund. See Dalalaund
Delaware, Lord, 141
Denham (or Dynham), Sir John, 205
Denia (Dema), Earl of, 88
Derby, Earl of. See Henry IV.
Derham. See Durham
Devereux(Deverose), Sir Walter, 207
Devizes (the Vyse), Wilts, 187
Devonshire, 205
Devonshire, Earl of, 209, 216, 217
Domerville, Bern., 143
Domfront (Dennifrount), 7, 10
Doncaster (Dankester), 227
Dorset, Earl of, (Edm. Beaufort), 181. See also Mortain
Dorset (should be Dublin), Marquis of, 93
Douglas, Earl, 103, 157
Dover, 138, 190
Downe, John, 171
Dry Summer, the, 83
Dublin (Develyn), 102
Dublin, Bishop of, 113
Dublin (Develyn), Marquis of, 92
Dunfermline, 78
Dunkirk, 92
Dunstable, 81, 212
Dunstanborough Castle, 219, 227
Duras, John, 150
Durham (Derham), 219, 223
Durham, Bishop of, (Th. Langley), 140, 168
Dymmoke, Sir Philip, 168
Dynbam. See Denham
Earthquake, 92
Eastcheap, 106
Eberalle, Dr. Thos., 235
Eccleshall (Egyllyssale), Staff. 204
Edinburgh, 72
Edington, Wilts, 194
Edward I., 52; birth of, 65; reign of, 69–73
Edward II., 52; as Prince, 72; reign of, 73–77; death of, 78
Edward III., 52; birth of 74; reign of 77–90
Edward IV., 54; as Earl of March, 205, 211, 215; his accession, 215; his reign, 216–39; his marriage, 226; entertained by the Lord Mayor, 232
Edward the Black Prince, 78, 80, 85, 88, 90
Edward Prince of Wales, son of Henry VI., 209, 212, 214, 216–17
Edyrbeke, John, 226
Egremont, Lord, 202, 207;
Eleanor, Queen of Henry III. 65
Elizabeth, Queen of Edward IV., 226, 227, 232
Eltham, 108, 160, 163, 171
Eltham, Sir John of, Earl of Cornwall, brother of Edw. III., 80
Ely, Bishop of, his place in Holborn, 114
Ennowde. See Hainault
Erpingham, Sir Thomas, 109
Essex, insurrection in, 91
Estefylde, Will., 182
Estouteville (Tutvyle), the Lord, 109
Eu, Count of, slain at Poitiers, 82, 85
Eu, Count of, taken at Agincourt, 112
Eu, Earl of (Henry Bourchier, afterwards Earl of Essex), 183
Evesham, battle of, 68
Exeter, 158
Exeter, Bishops of, Edmund Lacy (1420–55), 140; Geo. Nevill (1456– 65), 212
Exeter, Duke of, (Thos. Beaufort, 1416–26), 2, 3, 7, 8, 23, 42–3, 109, 116, 148
Exeter, Duke of (Sir John Holland, 1397–1401), 97, 101
Exeter, Duke of (John Holland, 1443–6), 188
Exeter, Duke of (Henry Holland, 1446–73), 196, 210, 216
Eyre, Simon, Mayor of London, 187
Falaise (Faleys), 116, 149; capitation of, 117–121; surrender of the castle, 258–262
Falconbridge (Fauconbrygge), Lord, 216
Fastolf, Sir John, 150, 163
Fayette, Sir Gilbert Mounstrewys, Lord of. 117
Fenwyke, Thos., 225
Ferby,—, clerk, 102
Ferrara, Count de, 235
Ferrers of Chartley, Edmund Lord, 10
Ferrers of Groby, Will. Lord (1387–1444), 141
Ferrers of Groby, John Grey Lord (1457–61), 217, 226
Feversham, 50
Fife, Earl of, 103
Fitz-Hugh (Fehewe), Henry Lord, 8, 34, 109, 116, 121–2, 141
Fitz-Hugh, Rob., Bishop of London, 177
Fitz-Walter (Fewater), Walter Lord (1428–32), 172, 175
Fitz-Walter, John Ratcliffe, Lord (ob. 1461), 216
Flanders, 84, 89, 104, 114, 179
Flanders, Earl of, 82
Fleet Street, 91, 94, 171, 228, 229
Flemings, 89, 91, 92, 158, 237, 238
Folthorp, Rob. (should be Roger), Justice, 93
Fontevraud (Synt Everard), 50, 58
Foreste, Lord of the, 153
Fortescue, Sir John (Lord Foschewe), 217
Founteneye, Sir Piers of, 150
France, 171–2, 218; a bishop of, 168
France, Admiral of, 92
France, Constable of, slain at Agincourt, 112
France, Marshal of, taken at Agincourt, 112
Franciscans. See Friars, Grey
Frank, John, master of the rolls, 181
Frederic III., Emperor, 235
Friar Austin, a, 204
Friar, a Black, 230
Friar, a Grey, 229
Friars, Black, or Preachers, 59, 196
Friars, Grey, or Minors, (Franciscans), 63, 157, 194
Friars, White, or Carmelites, 62, 228, 229, 231. See also White Friars
Frosche, Will., 143
Furness (Forneysse) Fells, in Lancashire, 232
Furnival, Lord, 141
Fyndorne, Sir Thos., 224, 225
Fynes, Sir Jas., Lord Say, Treasurer of England, 192
Fysche, Sir Edmund, 225
Fyscher, Jas., 201
Gam, David, 112
Gamoches (Gamcelys), Philip, 143, 147
Gamulle (or Ganville?), Lord of, 117
Gardyner, John, 180
Garter, Knights of the, 81
Gascony, 88
Gascony and Guienne, vintage of, 178
Gaste, Sir Lewis, 143–4, 147
Gaucourt, the Lord, 109
Gaunt, John of, Earl of Richmond (1342), Earl of Lancaster (1362), 85, 88, 89, 92, 96, 101
Gaveston (Cavyrston), Piers, 76
Gaylard (Chateau Gaillard), 51
Gayton, Geron of, 66
Genoa (Jene), carracks of, 104, 114, 115
Glasdale,—, squire, 164
Glendower, Owen, 102
Gloucester, 51, 52, 62
Gloucester, Duchess of (Eleanor Cobham), 183, 184
Gloucester, Humphrey Duke of, 11, 12, 16, 23, 25, 33, 39, 114, 121, 139, 158, 159, 160, 168, 176, 179, 188, 189, 193, 198
Gloucester, Richard de Clare, Earl of, 68
Gloucester, Thomas of Woodstock, Duke of, 92, 95, 104
Gloucester, Thomas Lord Spencer, Earl of, 97
Gooche, Joan, 186
Gosse, Thos., 225
Gough, Matthew, 193
Grame, Robert, 180
Grand Jaques, 14, 41
Grasse,—, 143
Gravelines, 114
Gravesend, 91
Graville, Sir John, 150
Gray, Lord, 121
Gray, Lord, of Ruthven (Ryffyn), 139
Gray, Lord, of Wilton, 141
Gray, John, 93
Gray, Sir John, 9
Gray, Sir Ralph, 220, 227
Gray, Sir Thomas, 109
Greenwich, 190, 191
Grene, Sir John, 101
Grey, Eliz., widow of Sir John, married to Edward IV., 226
Grey Friars. See Friars
Greystock, Ralph Lord (1435–85), 210
Groysyne. See Guesene
Grysly, Sir John, 204
Guernsey, 205
Guesclin, Du. See Claykyn
Guesene, Guesseny, or Groysyne, Rob. de, 143– 4, 147
Guienne, 78, 82, 84, 206
Guildhall, 101, 184, 192, 193
Gylott, John, vintner, 106
Habyngdon. See Abmgdon
Hainault (Ennowde), invaded, 158
Hainault, Jaqueline of. See Holland, Duchess of
Hainault, Earl of, 76, 78
Hainault, Seneschal, of, 105, 112
Haldon, Thomas, D.D., 228–230
Hales, Sir Robert, prior of St. John's, 91
Halydon Hill, battle of, 103. N.B. This is an error, the battle really intended being that of Homildon Hill, although it is mentioned in the same page by its right name.
Hamdon, Sir Thos., 204
Hammys, Sir Thos. 217
Hampshire, 186
Hampton. See Southhampton
Harberde, Thos. 188
Harcourt, Lord of, 82
Hardon, Sir Ric. 204
Harfleur (Arflewe, or Harflete), 12, 149, 178; siege of, 109–111; lost by the English, 189
Harington, Lord, 7, 141
Harington, Sir Will., 7, 116, 121
Harlech (Hardelowe) Castle, in Wales, 209, 237
Harold, King, 49
"Harvest of Heads," 197
Haryndon, Sir Thomas, 204, 210
Haryngdon, Lord (William Bonville, 1460), 210
Hastings, Sir Thos. Hoo Lord, 196
Haukyns, John, 237
Haverfordwest (Herfordeeste), 211
Havering atte Bower, Essex, 180
Hawkwood, Sir John, 88
Hawley, Rob., 91
Hayforde, Humphrey, sheriff, impeached, 237
Haywardyn, a thief, 193
Henowde. See Hainault
Henry I., 50
Henry II., 50
Henry III., 51; birth of, 60; reign of 62-69
Henry IV., 53, 180; as Earl of Derby, 92, 96; made Duke of Hereford, 97; as Duke of Lancaster, 101; reign of, 102– 107
Henry V., 1, 2, 6, 21, 28– 33, 41, 53, 170; knighted by Richard II. in Ireland, 101; as Prince of Wales, 103, 105; reign of, 107–148; death of, 148
Henry VI., 54; birth of, 142; reign of, 149–215; coronation of, 165–170; at the first battle of St. Alban's, 198; his illness at Clarendon, 199; makes peace between the two parties at Coventry, 203; grants the succession to the Crown to the Duke of York, 208; at the second battle of St. Alban's, 211–12, 214; defeated at Towton, flies to Scotland, 217; lays siege to Norham, 220; retires again to Scotland, 220–1; is taken in Lancashire, 232
Henry of Trastamara, King of Castile, 88
Herbert, Will. Lord, of Wales, 237
Hereford, 77
Hereford, Duke of. See Henry IV.
Herflete. See Harfleur
Herlyon, John, 63
Hexham, Battle of, 224
Heyworth, Will., Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, 165
Highbury, 91
Hody, Alex., 209
Hoggys (la Hogue in Normandy), 106
Holland, 114
Holland, Jaqueline Duchess of, 142–3, 158
Holland, William Duke of, 114
Holland, Sir John(created Earl of Huntingdon 1387, Duke of Exeter, 1387–9), 97, 101, 102
Holland, John (second Earl of Huntingdon, 1417, created Duke of Exeter, 1443), 9, 10, 11, 17, 22, 115, 176–7, 182
Holland, Henry, son and heir of the preceding, Duke of Exeter (1446– 73), 182
Holland, Thos., third Earl of Kent, created Duke of Surrey (1397), 97, 102
Holte, John, Justice, 93
Holy Island, 219
Holy Land, 57
Homildon (Humbyldon) Hill, Battle of, 103
Hongerford. See Hungerford
Hoo, Sir Thos., Lord Hastings, 196
Hoosy, Sir Thos., 225
Horne, Rob., 192
Horse Down (Horsleydown), 186, 238
Hull, 84, 210
Humbyldon Hill. See Homildon Hill
Hundenn, Ric., 171
Hungary, heretics of, 162
Hungerford, Sir Walter, Steward to Henry V. 34, 121–2
Hungerford, Walter Lord (1426–49), 181; son of 160
Hungerford, Rob. Lord (1459–64), 219, 220, 224, 225
Hunte, Thos., 225
Hunte, Walter, 225
Huntingdon, Countess of, 139, 161
Huntingdon, Earl of. See Holland, Sir John and John
Indulgence, plenary, 197
Interdict, Papal, 59, 60
Ireland, 93, 189, 205, 208
Ireland, Duke of, 93. See Oxford, Earl of
Isabel of Bavaria, Queen of Charles VI. of France, 128, 138
Isabella of France, Queen of Edward II., 74, 76
Isabella of France, second Queen of Richard II., 53, 95
Ive, Will., of Wykeham's College, Winchester, afterwards master of Whittington's College, London, 203, 228, 230– 232, 235
Jakys, Black, 225
James I. of Scotland, 138– 9, 157, 171; slain, 180
Jaques, Grand, 14, 41
Jene. See Genoa
Jenico d'Artas, 9
Jews, 68, 70, 72
Joan, sister to Edward III., 78
Joan of Arc (the "Pucelle"), 164, 171–2
Joan of Navarre, Duchess of Britanny, Queen of Henry IV., 103, 113, 180
John, King of England, 51, 59–61
John II., King of France, 84, 85
John, Lord, son of Henry IV., 106. See also Bedford, John Duke of
John, Lewis, 182
Jone, Rob. le, 153
June, Sir John, Chief Baron of the Exchequer, 160
Katharine. See Catherine
Kemp, John, Bishop of London (1421–6), Archbishop of York (1426– 52), Archbishop of Canterbury (1452–4), Cardinal, 148, 163, 181, 193
Kennington, 182
Kent, 197, 206; insurrections in, 91, 181, 190
Kent, Countess of (Joan, widow of Thomas, third earl), 139
Kent, Earl of (Edmund of Woodstock), 78
Kent, Thomas Holland, third Earl of, created Duke of Surrey, 97
Kent, Edmund Holland, fourth Earl of, 104, 105
Kent, Captain of, 190–4
Keryel, Sir Thomas, 212
Khan, the Great (Kublai Khan), of Tartary, 69
Kilmainham, priors of; Sir John Botiller, 12; Thomas Fitzgerald, 187
King's Bench prison, 193, 194
Kingston-on-Thames, 96
Kirkeby,—, 91
Knights of the Bath, 186
Knolles, Sir Robert, 104
Kylburge (?), castle of, 79
Kytkawys. See Chef de Caux
Lambert of Le Legys, 63
Lamberte, Dame Joan, 65
Lambeth (Lambeffe), 229
Lancashire, 208, 232
Lancaster, Dame Blanche, Duchess of, 88
Lancaster, Duke of. See Gaunt, John of
Lancaster, Henry Duke of, 84
Lancaster, Thomas Earl of, 52, 76
Langdon, John, Bishop of Rochester, 165, 177
Langham, Simon, Archbishop of Canterbury and Cardinal, 90
Langley, 53
Latimer, Geo. Nevill, Lord (1432–69), 210
Launde, Prior of, 103
Launde, Rob., 91
Launoy, Oliver de, 151
Launson. See Alençon
Leadenhhall, 186
Leche, Sir Philip, 9
Legate from the Pope, 235
Leicester, 108, 160, 189, 190
Lesnes Castle, 184
Lewes, Battle of, 68
Liberties of the City, 64, 77
Lincoln, 84
Lincoln, Bishop of (Ric Flemyng), 140
Lionel, Sir, son of Edward III. 80. See Clarence, Duke of
Llewelyn, Prince of Wales, 69–71
Lokton, John, Justice, 93
Lollards, 108
Lombards, 161, 182, 199
Lombardy, 88
London, passim. The City in ill favour with with Richard II.. 98; its petition to him, 98– 101. Henry VI. rides through, 171
London Bridge, 60, 61, 95, 103, 105, 159, 162–3, 172 –3, 179, 181, 186, 187, 188, 193, 194, 197, 218, 227
London House (Bishop of London's Palace), 158, 208
London, Tower of. See Tower
London, walls of, 63
London, Bishops of; Ric. Clifford (1407–21), 140; Wm. Grey (1426–31), 167; Thos. Kemp (1448–89), 230, 231, 233
London, mayor and aldermen of, 168
Longueville, Earl of, 85
Lorraine, Duke of, 82
Louis, son of Philip Augustus, King of France (afterwards Louis VIII.), 61, 62
Louis, Dauphin, son of Charles VI., 110
Louis XI. of France sends ambassadors to Edward IV., 235
Louvain, in Brabant, 93
Louvers (Lovers), 122
Lovell, Lord, 217
Lucy, Sir Will., 207
Ludgate, 102, 161
Ludlow, 205, 207
Lumney, Sir Ralph, 102
Lupe, Peron de, 143, 144, 148
Lutterworth, Leic., 163
Lydgate, John, his ve on the Kings of E land, 49–54
Lyndesay, David of, 9
Lynn, 180
Lyonys, Ric., 91
Maidstone, 181
Malette, Philip, 143
Malpas, Cheshire, 209
Malpas, Philip, 191, 19
Mannynge, Thos., LL.B., Dean of Windsor, 233
March, Anne Countess 140
March, Edmund Mortimer, Earl of, 114, 121, 139, 158
March, Edward, Earl See Edward IV.
Marche, Will., 65
Marchelle, Sir Lewis, 150
Mare, Bernard de la, 225
Margaret of Anjou, Queen of Henry VI., 185, 186, 204, 208, 209, 212, 217, 218, 220, 221; her party 204, 210, 212–15
Margaret, sister to Edward IV., married Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, 237
Marr, Earl of, 157
Marshal, Earl. See Mowbray
Marshalsea prison, 193
Martin V., Pope, 116,172
Mary of Gueldres, Queen of Scots, 220
Massam, Nich. 225
Mauley, Ralph Big Lord, 217
Mautravers, John, 13
Mawdleyn,—, clerk, 102
Mawley, Lady, 140
Mayne, Thos., 193
Mayor of London, to presented to the Bar of the Exchequer, his precedence vin cated 222–3
Mayors of London, begun, 59
Mayors and Sheriffs. The names of these officers as contained in Gregory's Chronicle are not included in this Index except when any of them happens to be mentioned by name in the text of the record. But a chronological list of them will be found in the Appendix, pp. 241–258
Meaux en Brie (Mewys), 142–3, 149; capitulation of, 143–8; recovered by the French, 182
Medway, river, 104
Melun sur Seine (Myleu), 138
Menard, Quentin, 154, 156
Merlowe, Ric. Mayor, 107
Merton, 160; statute of, 65
Merville, Bernard de, 143, note
Meulan (Pounce Mylanke), 149; capitulation of, 150–3
Meulhou. See Molene
Mewys Colman, ship called, 92
Middleham, Yorkshire, 225
Milan, Earl of, his daughter, 104
Milbrook, Hants, 201
Mile End, 95, 192
Millers and Bakers, 70
Minor Friars. See Friars
Molene (Meulhou?), Sir Will., 116
Moleyns, Adam de, Bishop of Chichester, Lord Privy Seal, 187, 189
Molines, Lord, 164
Molyners, Sir Rob., 204
Mombray. See Mowbray
Montague, John Nevill, Lord (1461–71), 220, 223, 224, 226, 227; created Earl of Northumberland, 227
Montivilliers (Mustarde Vylers), in Normandy, 189
Montferrand, David de, Archbishop of Bordeaux, 171
Montgomery, John, 218
Moraunte, —, fishmonger, 102
Moray (Moryk), John Dunbar, Earl of, 93
Moray, John Randolph, third Earl of, 80
More, the Archbishop of York's place in Hertfordshire, 236
Morgan, Philip, Bishop of Worcester, 167
Mortain, Edmund Beaufort, Earl of, 172, 178, 181; created Earl of Dorset, 181
Mortain, Edward Holland, Earl of, 8
Mortimer, John, name assumed by Jack Cade, 193
Mortimer, Sir John, 157, note
Mortimer, Sir Roger, 78, 79
Mortimer, Sir Thomas, 96, 157
Mortimer's Cross, Battle of, 211
Morton, Dr., afterwards Bishop of Ely and Archbishop of Canterbury, 214, 218
Mote de Tylly, Lord of, 150
Motte, John de la, 143
Mounstrewys. See Fayette
Mountayne, Lord of, 150
Mowbray, Catherine, Countess Marshal (wife of Thos. Earl of Nottingham), 139
Mowbray, John, Earl Marshal, 7, 23, 139; created (second) Duke of Norfolk, 157, 163, 168
Mowbray, John, son of the preceding, afterwards third Duke of Norfolk, 160. See Norfolk.
Mowbray, Thos. Earl of Nottingham and Earl Marshal (1383–97), Duke of Norfolk (1397– 1413), 92, 93, 95, 97
Mowbray (Mombray), Lord (ob. 1397?), 97
Mowbray, Thos., Lord beheaded (1405), 104
Mowbray, Marg., daughter of Thos., first Duke of Norfolk, 140
Murrain of beasts, 162
Mustarde Vylers. See Montivilliers
Myleu. See Melun
Mylton, —, Squire, 188
Mylverton, John, D. D., provincial of the White Friars, 229, 230
Mynstyrwode, Sir John, 90
Myrayle, John of, 150
Myrfyn, Rob. 225
Najara, battle of, 88
Naples, King of (Ferdinand I.), 235
Nedam, —, yeoman, 188
Nete, Will., 186
Nevill, Alex, Archbishop of York, ("Canterbury" in text), 89, 93
Nevill, Eliz. Lady, 140
Nevill, Geo., Bishop of Exeter (1456–65); Archbishop of York (1465– 76); Lord Chancellor (1460–67), 212, 223, 230, 236
Nevill, Sir Humphrey, 224
Nevill, John, Lord (ob. 1461), 210, 216, 217
Nevill, Sir John, Lord Nevill, 9, 140
Nevill, Sir John, 204
Nevill, Ralph, Lord, created Earl of Westmorland, 97
Nevill, Sir Richard, made Earl of Salisbury, 163; wife of, 140–1
Nevill, Sir Thos. 204
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 79, 217, 221, 223–26
New Forest, 199
Newgate, 77, 102, 116, 156–7, 192, 194, 202, 235
Nicholas of the Tower, the, ship, 190
Nobles (coins), 106
Norfolk, Countess of (MargaretPlantagenet), created Duchess of, 97
Norfolk, first and second Dukes of. See Mowbray
Norfolk, John Mowbray, third Duke of (1432–61), 181, 195, 211, 212, 216. See also Mowbray
Norham Castle, 220, 224
Normandy, 51, 58, 59, 82, 84, 108, 115, 138, 148, 162, 189; chief butler of, 150; chamberlain of, 196
Northampton, 68, 75, 160, 221–2; battle of, 204, 205, 207, 209
Northamptonshire, 195
Northewode, John, 89
Northumberland, 218, 219
Northumberland, Countess of, 140
Northumberland, Henry Percy, first Earl of (1377–1408), 101, 105
Northumberland, Henry Percy, second Earl of (1414–55), 140–1, 179, 198
Northumberland, Henry Percy, third Earl of, (1455–61) 210, 216–7
Northumberland, Earl of. See Montague, Lord
Norwich, bishops of: Henry Spencer, (1370–1406), 92; John Wakering (1416–25), 140; William Alnewick (1426–36), 172; Thomas Brown (1436–45), 181
Norwich, Mayor of, 180
Nottingham, 58, 78, 93
Nottingham, Earl of. See Mowbray, Thomas
Oldcastle, Sir John, Lord Cobham, 106–8, 116
Orleans, siege of, 162–4
Orleans, Charles Duke of, taken prisoner at Agincourt, 112, 181, 183
Orleans, Louis Duke of, 106
Orleans, Bastard of, 182
Ormond, Joan, Countess of (ob. 1430), 171
Ormond, James Butler, fourth Earl of (1405– 52), 7, 183, 186
Ormond (Urmounde), Sir James Butler, son and heir to the fourth Earl of, 160; fifth Earl (1452– 61), 198. See Wiltshire and Ormond
Oxford, 63, 172, 176, 183, 215
Oxford, Countess of, 140
Oxford, Robert de Vere, ninth Earl of, made Marquis of Dublin (1386), 92, 93
Oxford, Aubrey de Vere, tenth Earl of (1392– 1400), 102
Oxford, John, twelfth Earl of (1417–61), 160, 183, 218; his son Aubrey, 218
Oysyll, Harry, 60
Page, John, 45
Palæologus, John, Emperor of Constantinople, 182
Pardon from Rome, general, 197
Paris, 16, 173, 178
Parker, Sir Harry, 228, 230
Paslewe, Ric., 66
Paul's, St. See St. Paul's
Paul's Cross, 98, 163, 182, 183, 228–230, 238
Pedwardyne, Thos., 115
Pembroke, John Hastings, Earl of (1348–75), 89
Pembroke, Jasper Tudor, Earl of (1452–61), 209, 211, 237
Pennewys, M. de, 13
Penyngton, Will., 225
Perche, Earl of, of Mortain, 172
Percy, Sir Harry, first Earl of Northumberland, 101
Percy, Harry (Hotspur), son of the preceding, 101, 103
Percy, Sir Thomas, 96; created Earl of Worcester, 97; beheaded, 103
Percy, Sir Ralph, 219, 220, 224
Pernys, John, sheriff, 122
Perrys, Piers or Peter, Mr., an English heretic at Basle, 176
Pestilence, the third, 88
Peter. See Perrys
Peter the Cruel of Castile, 88, 89
Peytowe, Sir William, 182
Philip VI. of France, 82, 84
Philip, son of John II. of France, 85
Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy. See Burgundy
Philippa of Hainault, Queen of Edward III., 78, 88
Philpott, John, 91
Picardy, 61, 179
Piers. See Perrys
Plantagenet, Ric. See York, Duke of
Pleshy (Plasche), the Duke of Gloucester's place, 95, 102
Plummer, Sir John, 236
Poitiers, battle of, 85
Pole, Michael and William de la. See Suffolk, Earl of
Pole, Alexander de la, brother of the fourth Earl (afterwards Duke) of Suffolk, 164
Pole, William de la. See Suffolk
Pomfret, 227
Pont de l'Arche (Pountlarge), 2, 3, 10, 122
Pont Meulan (Mylanke), 49; capitulation of, 150 –3
Ponthieu, 78
Ponthieu, Count of, 85
Pontoise, 16
Ponynges, Lord, 141, 164
Popering in Flanders, 179
Porter, Sir William, 8
Portsmouth, 180, 183, 186, 189
Portugal, 34, 171
Portugal, Prince of, son of King John I., 158– 160, 165
Potyn, —, 172
Poultry, the, 115
Pounynges, —, 237
Powes, Edward Cherleton, Lord (1400–22), 107
Prague, 162, 176
Preaus, Lord of, 150
Prussia. See Sprusse
Pucelle, the. See Joan of Arc
Pullyngley, Sir John de, 150
Radcliff, Sir John, 164
Radington, Sir Baldwin, 94
Ramston, Sir Thos., 163–4
Ravenspnr, Yorkshire, 101
Rawde (Hawley), Robert, 91
Raynewell, John, 164
Raynys, John de, 144, 148; See also Rheims
Reading, 50, 226
Redcliff in Lancashire, 208
Redclyffe (qy. Redriff or Rotherhithe), 237
Rheims (Raynys), Lord of, 150
Rheims, Archbishop of, 181
Richard I., 51, 57 58
Richard II., 53; birth of, 88; made Prince of Wales, 90; reign of, 90–102; goes to Ireland, 95; again, 101; buried at Westminster, 107; crown made by for himself, 167
Richemont, Count of, taken prisoner at Agincourt, 112
Richmond, 79
Rivers, Richard Woodville, Baron, afterwards Earl (1448–69), 206, 216, 226
Robert of Normandy, 50
Robert, (Robesard), Sir John, 38, 122
Roche, M. de, 13
Rochester, 197
Rochester, John Langdon, Bishop of, 165, 167
Roet, Sir John, 96
Rome, a friar of, 232
Romney (wine), 161
Romys Termagyn (Roumos Tremayn), John de, 143
Rone, Roon. See Rouen.
Roos, Lady, 140
Roos, John, Lord (1414– 21), 8
Roos (Rosse), Thomas, Lord (1431–61), 209, 210, 216, 224, 225
Rouen (Rone), 51, 172, 173, 177, 189; Siege of, 1–46; famine in the city, 18; capitulation of, 122–7
Round Table, 81
Roxburgh, 84
Russell, a traitor, 172
Russell, John, 226
Rutland, Edmund Earl of, son of Richard Duke of York, 210, 215
Rutland, Edward, Earl of, created Duke of "Arundel" (Albemarle), 97
Rynelle, John, 154, 156
Sacrament of the altar, 105, 233
St. Alban's, 160, 188; first battle of, 198; second battle of, 211– 15
St. Amand, 81
St. Anthony of Prussia, order of, 57
St. Bartholomew's, prior of, 105
St. Bartholomew the Less, 235
St. Brieux. See Bryak
St. Catherine's Abbey by Rouen, 8, 11
St. Catherine's Hospital, 183, 188
St. Cross, Cardinal, 177
St. David's, bishops of, Benedict Nichols (1417– 33), 140; Thos. Rodeburn (1433–42), 181
St. Denis, in France, 149
St. Dunstan's in the East, 115, 187
St. Edmund of Pountney, Archbishop of Canterbury, 65, 66
St. Edmund's Bury, 91
St. George, Feast of, 113
St. George's, Southwark, 164, 188
St. Giles's-in-the-Fields 108; gallows at, 116
St. John's Priory, Clerkenwell, 91, 108, 157, 191
St. Martin's-le-Grand, Dean of, 229
St. Martin's-in-the-Vin try, 192
St. Mary Axe, 180
St. Mary-at-Hill, 102
St. Mary Overy's, 60, 104, 211
St. Mary Spital, 98
St. Michael's Cornhill, 184
St. Paul's Cathedral, 65, 69, 88, 101, 112–3, 148, 163, 175, 180, 184, 185, 195; school of, 230
St. Peter's Cornhill, Parson of (Hugh Damelet), 233
St. Pol, Earl or Count of (misnamed "Duke"), 176–7
St. Roger, Bishop of London, 65
St. Stephen's Walbrook, Parson of, 184
St. Thomas of Acres, 66, 171
St. Thomas Becket, 50, 62
Salisbury, Sir John of, 93
Salisbury, bishops of: John Chaundeler (1417–26), 140; Richard Beauchamp (1450–82), 237
Salisbury, William (should be John Waltham), Bishop of, made Lord Treasurer, 94
Salisbury, Bishop of (William Ayscough), murdered (1450), 194
Salisbury, Earl of (John de Montacute, 1397– 1400), 102
Salisbury, Earl of(Thomas de Montacute, 1409–28), 8, 116, 121, 122, 141, 150, 161–3
Salisbury, Earl of (Richard Nevill, 1442–60), 163, 168, 172, 178, 198, 203, 204, 205, 210
Salveyne, Sir John, 163
Sandwich, 162, 179, 206
Saracens, 57, 83
Savoy, the, 91
Sawtre, William, priest, 103
Say, Sir James Fynes, Lord, Treasurer of England, 192–3
Saye, Will., Dean of St. Paul's and of the King's Chapel, 203
Scales, Thos. Lord (1418– 60), 164, 193, 211
Scales, Anthony Woodville, Lord (1461–9), Earl Rivers (1469–83), 216, 236
Scarbrey, John Duras or, 151
Scarcity of corn, 83
Schyrborne. See Towton
Scluse. See Sluys
Scotland, 52, 92, 102, 104, 189, 218, 221, 235
Scots, 84, 223, 224
Scots, Queen of (Mary of Gueldres), 220
Scott (Schotte), Will., 101
Scrope, Sir Harry, Lord, 109
Scrope, Ric., Archbishop of York, 106
Scrope, Sir Will., created Earl of Wiltshire, 97, 101
Scrope, of Bolton, Lord, 223
Senyer, John, of York, 225
Serjeants of the Coif, feast of, 222
Serle, the Mercer, mayor, 60, 61
Sevenoaks, Kent, 191
Sharpe, Jack, 172
Sheen (Schene), 171
Sherborne (Shyrbone), Dors., 195
Sherburn (Towton), battle of, 216
Sheriffs of London, 67. See list of them in Appendix, pp. 241–58
Sheriffwick of London let to farm, 63
Shooter's Hill, 178
Shrewsbury, 70, 97, 98, 100; battle of, 103
Shrewsbury, John Talbot, first Earl of (1442–53). See Talbot, John
Shrewsbury, John Talbot, second Earl of (1453– 60), 207
Shrewsbury, John Talbot, third Earl of (1460–73), 217
Sigismund, Emperor, 113, 169, 180
Skinner's Well, 105
Skyllyng, Michael, 200
Skyrys, Ric., 237
Sluys (Scluse), 81, 104, 220
Smithfield, 85,93,103,105 (bis), 108,171,181,183, 184,187,236
Solake, Sir John, 102
Somerset, John Beaufort, Earl of, created Marquis of Dorset (1397), 97
Somerset, Henry Beaufort, Earl of (1410–8), 105
Somerset, John, Duke of (1443–4), 185
Somerset, Edmund, Duke of (1448–55), 196, 198
Somerset, Henry, Duke of (1455–64), 203, 205, 206, 209, 210, 216, 219, 221, 223–5
Southampton (Hampton), 193,199
Southwark, 61, 77, 104, 159, 164, 188, 191, 193, 194, 237. See St. George's; St. Mary Overy's
Spain, 92, 171
Spain, Bishop of, 182; a knight of, 183
Spain, King of, 235
Spalding, Piers of, 75
Spaniards, 83
Spencer, Edward, Lord, (ob. 1375), 90
Spencer, Thomas, Lord, created Earl of Gloucester (1397), 97; beheaded, 102
Spencer, Henry, Bishop of Norwich (1370–1406), 92
Spencer, Sir Hugh, 76, 77
Sprusse (Prussia), ship of, 185
Spyller, William, 225
Stafford,—, 207
Stafford, Anne, Countess of, 140, 181
Stafford, Humphrey, Earl (1403), Duke of Buckingham (1444–60), 172, 181
Stafford, Edmund, Earl of (1385–1403), 103
Stafford, Sir Humphrey, 191
Stafford, John, Archbishop of Canterbury (1443–52), 193
Stafford, William, 191
Standard, the, in Cheap, 186, 192–3, 196
Stanhope Park, 78
Stanley, Sir John, 204
Stapleton, Walter, Bishop of Exeter, 76
Stephen, King, 50
Stockton, John, mercer, sheriff, 233
Stonys (or Strones?), Sir Adam of, 150
Story, Edward, D.D., afterwards Bishop of Carlisle, 229
Strange (Stronge), Lord, 115
Straw, Jack, 91
Stywarde, Sir John, 139
Sudbury, Simon, Archbishop of Canterbury, 91
Suffolk, Sir Michael de la Pole, first Earl of (1385 –8), 93
Suffolk, Michael de la Pole, third Earl of (1415), slain at Agincourt, 112
Suffolk, William de la Pole, fourth Earl(1415), and afterwards Duke of (1448–50), 11, 139, 164, 185, 188, 189, 190
Surrey, Duke of (Thomas Holland, 1397–1400), 97
Sussetyr. See Cirencester
Sussex, 194
Sutton, John, alderman, 193
Tailboys, Sir Will., of South Kyme, 226
Talbot, Lady, 140
Talbot, Sir Gilbert, Lord, 7
Talbot, John, Lord (1421– 42), Earl of Shrewsbury (1442–53), 164, 177, 184, 196
Tankerville, Count of, 82, 85
Tartary, Emperor of, 82
Taverner, Ric., 226
Tayloure, Will., 149
Tebayne Breste (?), a Priest, 108
Templars, order of, 74
Terelle, Will., 218
Termagon, M. de, 13
Tetyr. See Tudor
Tewkesbury, 67, 90
Teyne, bastard of, 14
Thames, 63, 104, 106, 183, 185
Therouenne, 176
Therouenne (Tyrwyne), Bishop of, 180
Thomas, Lord, son of Henry IV., 104, 106; made Duke of Clarence, 106. See also Clarence, Duke of
Thomas, "Squyer and Controller of the Prince's house," 204
Throllope. See Trollope
Tiptree, prior of, 95
Todenham, Sir Thos., 196, 218
Tong, Michael, Mayor, deposed for perjury, 66
Tooke. See Touques
Topcliff (Copclyffe), 225
Torperley, Cheshire, 204
Touques (Tooke), in Normandy, 115
Touraine, Arthur, Duke of, 154
Tournay, 81
Tower of London, 60, 62, 66, 73, 91, 107, 164, 172, 186, 193, 210, 218
Tower Hill, 91, 93, 96, 97, 116, 171, 183, 184, 233, 237
Towton (Schyrborne), Battle of, 216
Tresham,—, knighted, 214, 217
Tresham, (Wil.), Speaker of Parliament, 195
Tresilian (Trevylyon in text), Sir Rob., chief justice, 93
Trim (Trynne) Castle, in Ireland, 158
Trinity, Order of the, 58
Trollope (Throllope), Andrew; 205, knighted, 214, 217
Troyes, treaty of, 128–38
Trusselle, Sir John, 115
Tudor (Tetyr), Owen, 211
Turks, great slaughter of the, 197
Turmyn, Ric., 108
Tutvyle (Estouteville), the Lord, 109
Twyford, Sir Nich., 91
Tybbey, a clerk, 108 note
Tyburn, 65, 93, 102–4, 157, 161, 184, 188, 237
Tykay, a priest, 108, note
Tytyr. See Tudor
Umfraville, Sir Gilbert, 9, 23–8, 33, 122
Upton, John, 171
Urmounde. See Ormond
Uttyng, Sir Thomas, 204
Varru (Barru), bastard de, 143, 144, 148
Varru (Barru), Denis de, 143, 144, 148
Vasquyes, John, de Almada, 122
Vendome (Wendon), Count of, 182
Vere, Aubrey de, son of the twelfth Earl of Oxford, 218
Verneuil (Verney), in Perche, Battle of, 157
Versy, Roger of, 150
Vyse, the. See Devizes.
Wakefield, Battle of, 210, 212, 215
Wakefylde, Hen. Bishop of Worcester (1375–94), 89
Walbrook, parson of St. Stephen's, 184
Walden, 233
Waldon, Roger (not Robert), Archbishop of Canterbury. 97–100, 103
Wales, 52, 62, 102, 107, 205, 208, 215, 223
Wallace, William, 73
Waltham, Abbot of, 140
Walworth, Will., mayor, knighted, 91
Warde,—, of Topcliff, 225
Warwick, Thos. Beauchamp, Earl of (1369– 1401), 92, 95–6
Warwick, Ric. Beauchamp, Earl of (1401– 39), 10, 11, 23, 114, 122, 139, 148, 162, 165, 168, 172, 180, 181
Warwick, Henry Beauchamp, Earl of, created Duke of, 185
Warwick, Ric. Nevill, Earl of (1449–71), 198, 204–7, 211, 212, 215, 216, 220, 223, 227
Wattys, Rob., 225
Wawe, Will., 161
Waynflete, Will., Bishop of Winchester (1447–86), 193
Wedynton. See Whittington
Weirs in the Thames, 63, 104
Weldynton, Yorkshire, 101
Wellys, Lord (1361–1421), 93; Leo, Lord (1421–61), 216–7
Wellys, John, Alderman of London, 180, 184
Wenlock, Sir John, Lord Wenlock (1461–71), 205, 214, 237
Wentworthe, Oliver, 225
Wentworth, Sir Philip, 224, 225
Westminster, 51–53, 59, 80, 84, 95, 96, 100, 102, 149, 160, 175, 179, 183, 184, 189, 196, 208, 214, 218, 219
Westminster, Abbot of, 165
Westminster, monks of, 102
Westminster, Prior of, 165
Westminster, the King's palace at, 195, 208
Westminster Hall, 139
Westmoreland, Countess of, 140
Westmoreland, Ralph Nevill, first Earl of (1397– 1425), 97, 140, 141
Whelpdale, Roger. See Carlisle, Bishop of
Whitechapel, 164, 192
White Hall, the, at Westminster, 165
White Hart, the, in Southwark, 191, 194
White Friars, 97, 104, 171. See also Friars, White
Whittington (Wedynton), Ric. 95, 100, 156; his college, 228
Whytehorn, Thos., 199, 201
Whytyngham, Robert, knighted, 214, 217
William the Conqueror, 49
William Rufus, 49
William with the Long Beard, 58
Willoughby (Wylby), Lady, 140
Willoughby, Rob., Lord (1409–52), 8, 139
Willoughby, Ric. Welles, Lord (1455–69), 216
Wiltshire and Ormond, Sir Jas. Butler, Earl of, 198, 211, 217
Winchelsea, 83, 104
Winchester, 49, 58, 78, 188, 199, 201; Wykeham's college at, 203
Winchester, Bishop of. See Beaufort, Henry; Waynflete, Will.
Windsor, 52, 81, 85, 107, 113, 142; dean of (Th. Mannyng), 233
Wingfield (Wynkylfylde), Suff. 190
Woodecock, John, Sheriff, 101
Woodevyle, Ric., 150, 158; Sir Richard, 182, 183
Woodville, Eliz., Queen of Edward IV., 226
Wool, staples of, 84
Worcester, 51
Worcester, Bishop of. See Wakefylde, Henry (1375 –94); Morgan, Philip (1419–25)
Worcester, Earl of (Ric. Beauchamp 1420–31), 139
Worcester, Earl of (John Tiptoft, 1449–70), 221, 222
Wortham, Parson of, 116
Wryxham, Will., 235
Wyche, Sir Ric., 183
Wycliffe, John, 163
Wygmersche, 211
Wynkylfylde. See Wingfield.
Wynterborne, Dr., 229
Wyntyrsell, Sir Thos. 102
York, 94, 104, 158, 210, 218, 223, 225
York, William of, 66
York, Archbishop of. See Kemp, J.; Neville, Geo.
York, Philippa, Duchess of, widow of Edward, second duke, 139
York, Duke of (Edmund of Langley), 92, 101. See also Cambridge, Earl of
York, Duke of (Edward son of the preceding), slain at Agincourt, 111
York, Richard Plantagenet, Duke of, father of Edward IV., 160, 178, 180 183, 189, 195, 196, 198, 205, 208, 210, 215, 218
York, Cecily, Duchess of, wife of the preceding, 206, 207, 208
Yorkshire, 221
Yownser, —, 108