E

Eagle, Old-, Linc., I. p. 551.

-, preceptory (supp.) of St. John, I. p. 551.

Eard, Kent. See Crayford.

Earle (Yerdell), Nthld., II. 538.

Earls Barton. See Barton.

Earnwood (Ernwoode), Salop, I. g. 623 (27).

Earsham, Norf., I. g. 802 (11 ? "Ersham, Suff.").

Easingwold (Esyngwold, Hesilwold), Yorks., I. g. 226 (66).

Eastcourt (Escote), Wilts, II. g. 529 (11).

Eastcow. See Cowes.

Easterlings, II. 39, 41.

East Hall (Esthall), Kent, near Orpington, I. g. 981 (83).

East Land, I. 483.

Easton (Eston), Ntht., I. g. 100 (7).

Eastrington (Estrington), Yorks., I. p. 550.

Eastwell (Estwell), Kent, II. 546 (p. 296).

Eastwick (Estwyke), Essex, II. g. 449 (63).

Eaton, Bucks. See Eton.

Eaylesbury. See Aylesbury.

Ebberston (Eberston), Yorks., I. g. 981 (99).

Eberston, Yorks. See Ebberston.

Ecclefechan (Eglefleighen), in Scotland, II. 237 (2).

Eccles, in Scotland, II. 298.

Eccleston (Ecoliston), Lanc., II. g. 107 (1).

Eccleston, Wm., II. 231 (p. 120) :—g. 107 (40).

Ecoliston, Lanc. See Eccleston.

Edburton (Edberton), Suss., I. g. 346 (28).

-, rector of. I. g. 346 (28).

Eddes, Ric., I. g. 474 (27).

Edelmeton, Midd. See Edmonton.

Eden, Thos., I. 436 (f. 47).

Edgar or Edgare
-, Thos., I. 436 (ff. 38, 43-4. 47, 52, 59) :—g. 226 (26), 474 (30)
-, II. 231 (p. 122).

Edgbaston (Egbaston), Warw., I. p. 553.

Edge, Glouc., I. g. 346 (49).

Edge, Robt., I. g. 346 (65).

Edgecombe, Lady, I. 880.

- (Egecombe), Sir Ric., sheriff of Devon (1543-4). I. g. 226 (30)
-, II. g. 449 (79).

Edgefield, Norf., I. pp. 551, 554.

Edgeworth, Glouc., I. g. 346 (49).

Edgeworth, Roger, S. T. P., I. g. 981 (61).

Edgmond (Egemound), Salop, I. g. 981 (53).

Edgware (Edgesware, Egesware). Midd., I. g. 226 (79 pp. 130-1), 346 (50).

Edinburgh
-, (Edinburtht) I. 4, 12, 13, 22, 26 (4), 32, 37 (2), 56, 58-9, 64, 88, 104-5, 108, 141, 153, 156, 161, 207, 237, 253, 261, 264, 270-1, 273, 281, 290-1, 300, 308, 313, 316, 395 (p. 233), 455 (p. 271), 479, 536, 572 (pp. 331-2), 580, 670-1, 686, 691, 769, 825, 904, 910, 914, 921, 937, 942, 949-51, 963, 974, 978 :—g. 623 (68)
-, II. 14, 28, 47, 63 (p. 31), 111 (p. 63), 116 (p. 66), 131, 145, 153-5. 166, 169, 175, 181, 184, 188, 192, 195-6, 198, 202, 207, 212, 222, 234-5, 237 (2), 244, 256, 274, 275 (3), 276, 281-2, 285, 302, 343, 349,359, 361, 370, 411, 414, 425, 435, 440-1, 452, 474, 476, 486-7, 498-9, 510, 522-3, 541.

-, letters dated at, I. 8. 56, 81, 89, 118, 158, 174, 189, 205, 239, 251, 286, 305, 313, 324-5, 338, 348, 355, 366, 370-1, 374, 391, 395, 418-19, 423-5, 427, 435, 448, 453, 465, 481-3, 501-4, 509-10. 556, 584-5, 614, 638-9, 651, 664-5, 672, 677-8, 697, 733, 747-9, 791-2, 796, 810, 844-5, 851, 880-1, 896-7, 905, 908, 923, 938-40, 944, 951-2, 965-6. 970, 974-7
-, II. 1, 6, 14-16, 18, 19, 22, 47-9, 52-3, 72, 77-9, 85, 94, 104, 111-12, 127-8, 132-3, 138, 149, 174-6, 188,202-3, 213-14, 222-3, 238, 255, 257, 275-6, 282-3, 288, 302, 323, 328-9, 359, 363, 368-9, 399, 400, 442-3, 471-2, 477-8, 482, 500, 503, 506, 512-13. See also, below, Holyrood.

-, letter to the town, II. 154.

-, cockets from, I. 308 (1, 2).

-, provost of, I. 974
-, II. 133, 155, 175, 188, 202 (pp. 104-5), 235 (p. 134), 276.

-, - See also Otterburn, Sir A.

-, Black Friars, I. 305 (p. 171), 374 (p. 219), 425
-, II. 128, 133 223.

- Castle, I. 104, 291, 305 (p. 172), 400, 402 (p. 237), 418, 425 (pp. 250-1), 796, 966 (p. 519), 974
-, II. 9, 58, 68, 184, 192, 195-6, 212, 255, 282, 328, 343, 349, 393, 521.

- -, captain of. See Hamilton, —.

-, Castle Hill, II. 328.

-, Fishmarket. II. 58.

-, High Street, I. 12, 952
-, II. 328.

-, Holyrood (Halierote, Halyrudhouse) palace and abbey, I. 12, 13, 26, 109, 161, 204, 281 (p. 159), 305
-, II. 79, 127.

- -, letters dated at. I. 16, 96, 110, 173, 188, 254, 303, 307, 429, 499
-, II. 16, 76.

-, Market Cross, I. 105, 300.

-, Market Place, II. 331 (p. 188).

-, St. Giles's church, I. 161.

-, Tolbooth (Tolle Bowthe), the, I. 26 (2), 273, 291, 974.

Edington (Edingdon), Soms., I. g. 226 (77), 623 (78).

Edington (Edyngdon), Wilts, I. p. 549.

-, house or rectory (supp.), I. p. 549 :— g. 981 (20)
-, II. g. 241 (11), 449 (1).

Edisleigh. See Iddesleigh.

Edmerston, laird of, II. 309.

Edmondes, John, II. 231 (p. 120) :— g. 107 (52).

- (Edmunds), Dr., vice-chancellor of Cambridge, letter to, II. App. 8.

-, Robt., I. g. 100 (23).

Edmondson, Thos., II. g. 449 (53).

Edmondstoun (Edneston), Wm., of Duntreth, signature of, I. 945.

Edmonton
-, (Edelmeton) Midd., I. p. 547, 556
-, II. g 241 (20).

Ednaston or Adnaston, Derb., I. g. 226 (2).

Edneston. See Edmondstoun.

Edward II., King. II. App. 4.

Edward III., King, I. 583, 594, 915 :—g. 226 (66).

Edward
-, Prince Of Wales, afterwards King Edward VI., son of Henry VIII. and Jane Seymour, I. 3, 12, 22 (2, 4), 27, 44. (p. 29), 62 (p. 40), 64 (p. 43), 87 (p. 57), 155, 170, 172, 258, 273 (prince of Wales), 286, 303, 305 (1, 2), 313, 355, 364. 366, 390 (p. 228), 391 (p. 230), 402 (p. 237), 427, 436 (ff. 83, 85, 88-9), 501-2, 577, 664, 671, 719, 804, 810, 836, 850, 865 :—g. 226 (58), 623 (91)
-, II. 22, 39, 198, 231 (pp. 126-9), 235 (p. 135), 323, 486, 501, 539.

-, - his cofferer. See Rither, J.

Edwards or Edwardes, Anne, I. 436 (f. 4).

-, Geo., I. p. 553.

Edyngdon, Wilts. See Edington.

Egbaston, Warw. See Edgbaston.

Egecombe. See Edgecombe.

Egemound. See Edgmond,

Eger, Ant., I. p. 551.

Egesware, Midd. See Edgware.

Eglesfeld, Thos., II. 231 (p. 120).

Egglestone (Egleston), Yorks., abbey (supp.), I. p. 551 bis.

Egham, Surr., I p. 557.

Eglanbye. See Aglionby.

Egle, Wm., II. 231 (p. 119).

Eglefleichon. See Ecclefechan.

Eglenbye. See Aglionby.

Eglentown. See Eglinton.

Egleston, Yorks. See Egglestone.

Eglinsby, Thos., I. 584n.

Eglinton (Eglentown), earl of, I. 305 (2), 950.

Egloese Nunney. See Eglwys Nynyd.

Egloys. See Eglwys.

Eglwys Bach (Egloys Vaghe), co. Denbigh, I. g. 100 (15).

Eglwys Nynyd (Egloese Nunney), co. Glamorgan, II. g. 107 (19).

Eglyanbye. See Aglionby.

Eglysfeld, Thos., I. g. 981 (21).

Egmonde, Madame d, I. 822 (p. 463).

Egmont, count of, II. 321 (2).

-, Floris d', See Buren, count of.

Egyptians. See Gipsies.

Eiffel (Eyfell), in Juliers, II. 97.

Ekyns, Thos., I. g. 226 (28).

Elande (Eyllamer), Effamye, I. 436 (f. 7).

Elaston, Staff. See Ellaston.

Elaxton, Staff. See Ellaston.

Eldar, John, a Redshank, letter from, II. 539.

Elderkarr. See Ellerker.

Eldinhope (Eldynnope), in Scotland, II. 209.

Eldreton. See Ellerton.

Eleannaganaghe. See Ellangrane.

Eleanor
-, Queen of Francis I., sister of Charles V., widow of Emanuel king of Portugal, I. 62 (p. 40), 622 (3)
-, II. 140.

Electors, the. See Empire.

Eleigh, Brent- (Illega Combusta, Brenteleghe), Essex, I. g. 474 (34), 476 (11).

Elham, Kent, Knole Lane, I. g. 623 (89).

Elington, Yorks. See Ellington.

Elizabeth
-, Princess, afterwards Queen, daughter of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, I. 364 (p. 214), 740, 873
-, II. 39, 501.

-, -, proposed marriage with Arran's son, I. 364 (p. 214), 391, 395, 482, 509, 510 (p. 303)
-, II. 9, 111.

-, -, -, Arran's conditions, I. 509.

Elizabeth, Queen of Hungary, widow of John count of Sepuse, daughter of Sigismund king of Poland, I. 387, 449, 758, 782.

Ellangrane (Ellanegrave, Eleannaganaghe), or Insula Canonicorum, in Shannon mouth, monastery of, I. 634 :—g. 981 (3).

Ellaston (Elaxton, Elaston), Staff., I. pp. 547, 553 :—g. 100 (18).

Ellell, Lanc., II. g. 107 (1), 241 (2).

Ellerker, — I. 832 (p. 468).

- (Elderkarr), Sir Ralph, marshal of Calais, I 194-5, 265, 274, 420, 484, 786, 832 (p. 468), 960, 967
-, II. 17, 453.

-, -, signature of, I. 420, 967.

- (Ellercar), Sir Robert, I. 775
-, II. 87, 208.

Ellerton, Yorks., I. 436 (f. 78).

Ellerton
-, (Eldreton) Edw., I. 832 (pp. 467, 469 ter)
-, II. 231 (p. 124).

- Thos., I. 832 (p. 469).

Ellesborough (Ellesborowe), Bucks, II. g. 529 (5).

Ellfahall (Helfahall in Valor Ecc., V. 241), Yorks., II. g. 107 (18).

Ellingham (Elyngham), Hants, I. g. 226 (75).

Ellingstring, Yorks., II. 227 :—g. 107 (18).

Ellington (Elington), Yorks., II. 227 :—g. 107 (18).

Ellington, Edw., I. 832 (p. 467n).

Ellis
-, Ant., I. g. 623 (14)
-, II. 231 (p. 119).

- (Elles), Eliz., I. 436 (f. 43).

-, John, II. g. 449 (38).

Ellwood. See Elwald.

Ellyot. See Elyot.

Elmbridge (Elmebrige), Worc., I. g. 981 (57).

Elmdon (Elmedon), Essex, I. p. 549.

Elmebrige, Worc. See Elmbridge.

Elmeley, Yorks. See Emley.

Elmerston. See Elmstone.

Elmes or Elmyz
-, John, I, g. 981 (8)
-, II. g. 529 (13).

Elmiston. See Elmstone.

Elmley Lovett, Worc., II. g. 241 (9).

Elmsall, North- (Northelmeshall), Yorks., II. g. 449 (47).

Elmstead (Elmestede), Kent, II. 546 (pp. 307, 317, 334).

-, petition of the parishioners, II. 546 (p. 317).

Elmstone (Elmerston, Elmiston), Kent, I. g. 981 (36).

Elmswell (Elmeswell), Suff., I. g. 100 (34).

Elnestowe. See Elstow.

Elphin (Elphinen), bpric. of, in Ireland, I. 633.

Elphinstoun, John, canon of Aberdeen, I. 504.

Elrington, Alice, I. 436 (f. 14).

-, Edw., II. 231 (p. 119) :—g. 107 (63).

-, John, I. 436 (f. 73).

-, Marg., I. 436 (f. 5).

Elsanor. See Elsinore.

Elsham, Linc., priory (supp.), I. g. 981 (99).

Elsing Spittell. See under London.

Elsinore
-, (Elzynnor, Elsanor), in Denmark, I. 781
-, II. 152.

Elstow (Elnestowe), Beds, II. g. 107 (52).

-, nunnery (supp.), I. g. 226 (51).

Elter burn, on the Scottish Border, II. 538.

Eltham, Kent, II. 231 (p. 125).

Elton (Aylton), Hunts, I. p. 545.

Eltyngton, Ntht. (qu. Elkington?) II. g. 107 (56).

Eluyngton, Glouc, I. g. 226 (35).

Elwaddes. See Elwalds.

Elwald (Elwodd), Dandy, I. 571.

- (Hellwodd), Hobbe, I. 571.

- (Ellwood), Wilcokes, I. 571.

- (Hellwodd), Willie, I. 571.

Elwalds
-, (Elwaddes, Eylwilles, Elwoodes, Elwades Elwodys), the Scottish Border family, I. 153, 567, 571, 580, 592
-, II. 173 (2), 263, 318, 394, 422.

Elwoodes. See Elwalds.

Elworth, East- (Est Elworthe), Dors., I. g. 981 (109).

Ely, Camb., Cathedral priory (supp.), I. 436 (f. 52) :—p. 558.

Ely, BP. OF. See Goodrich, T.

Elyngham, Hants. See Ellingham.

Elyngton, John, II. 231 (p. 123).

Elynnden manor, Kent, II. g. 241 (7), 327 (7).

Elyott
-, Sir Thomas, I. 832 (p. 468) :—p. 546 : —g. 226 (8)
-, II. g. 449 (79).

Elyott, Ric., II. g. 107 (61).

- (Ellyot), John, II. 152.

Elzynnor, See Elsinore.

Ember days (Imberyng days), II. 546 (p. 308).

Emeley. See Emley.

Emerode, Mons. de, II. 20.

Emery, Hen., abbot of Wardon, I. g. 961 (92).

Emley (Elmeley), Yorks., I. g. 981 (9).

Emonde Eshe, Yorks., I. g. 226 (66).

Empingham
-, Rutl., I. g. 981 (18)
-, II. g. 107 (35).

Emperor, the. See Chaples V.

Empire
-, the, or Holy Roman Empire, and the Electors, I. 42, 196, 203, 296, 340, 525-6, 582, 588, 604, 621-2, 688, 723 (2 p. 411), 754 (4), 916
-, II. 97, 114, 345 (p. 194).

-, -, Chamber of, I. 203, 243, 519 (2), 916
-, II. 25, 252, 347, 376, 405, 415, 467 (2), 480.

-, -, Diet of. See under Nuremberg.

-, -, marshal of. See Brandenburg, Joachim margrave of.

-, -, vice-chancellor of. See Naves, Dr. J.

Empress (Emperatrice). See Isabella.

Enacdunensis. See Annaghdown.

Enborne Cheyney (Enburne Cheney), or West Enborne, Berks, I. p. 555.

Enborne, East-, Berks, I. g. 981 (105).

Enckhuysen (Enchuysen), in Holland, I. 878.

Endellion (Endelyan) or St. Endellion, Cornw., I. g. 802 (37).

Endevelde. See Enfield.

Enfield (Endevelde), Midd., I. 436 (f. 79).

Enford, Wilts, I. g. 981 (46).

Engeham or Ingeam, Vincent, II. 546 (p. 299).

Enghien
-, (Anguyen, Anghuien), Francis de Bourbon Count of, brother of Vendome, I. 637, 932
-, II. 37 ("Mons. de Vandosme"), 218, 246, 261.

Englefield (Inglefelde), Lady, I. 832 (p. 468).

- (Inglefeld), Fras., II. g. 449 (60).

- (Inglefelde), Sir Thos., justice, (died 1537), II. g. 449 (60).

Englefontaine (Anglefountaine), in Hainault, II. 65, 84, 129.

-, letter dated at, II. 65.

English Combe (Ingliscombe), Soms., II. g. 241 (5, 15).

English cross, the. See St. Andrew's cross.

Englisshe or Ynglisshe, Alex., M.A., a Scott, I. 702.

Ennebault. See Annebaut.

Ennis (Enys, Wennys), in Ireland, Observant Friars of, I. 541, 634.

Ensham
-, (Heynsam, Eynsham, Eynesham, Egnesham Evensham), Oxon., I. g. 623 (31), 802 (10), 981 (81)
-, II. 231 (p. 132).

- abbey (supp.), I. g. 802 (10), 981 (81)
-, II. 231 (p. 122) :—g. 449 (72).

- -, abbot. See Kitchen, A.

Ensham (Eynesham) Tylgartesley, Oxon., I. g. 623 (31).

Enys. See Ennis.

Enys Dillowe, in Wales. See Ynysdeilo.

Epney, Glouc., I. g. 346 (49).

Epping, Essex, I. 66 (c. 38).

Erbar, Berks (qw. Arborfield?), I. g. 226 (79).

Ercall, Salop, I. p. 545.

Ercal, High- (Hiegh Erkehall), Salop, I. g. 981 (53).

Erckelens (Herclens, Erclens), in Juliers, II. 113, 126, 140.

Erdington, Oxon. See Ardington.

Eres. See Hieres.

Eresbye, Wm., I. p. 555.

Erewyn next Rusher (in Artois?), II. 13.

Ergall. See Argall.

Ergile. See Argyle.

Erianus. See Y Meini Hirian.

Ericks. Godschalk, instructions for, I. 961.

Erith, Kent, II. g. 241 (7).

Erle, Walter, II. g. 449 (6).

Ermested. See Armstead.

Ermington, Devon, I. 933.

Erneley
-, John, sheriff of Wilts (1543-4), I. g. 226 (29)
-, II. g. 449 (79).

Ernwoode, Salop. See Earnwood.

Errick Stane (Anykstane), in Scotland, II. 237 (2).

Erroll (Arrel), the earl of, II. 116.

Ersham, Suff., I. g. 802 (11).

Erskine
-, (Areskine, Erskinge), John Lord, I. 281 (pp. 158-9), 391 (p. 230), 425 (p. 250), 572 (p. 332), 577, 664, 671, 691, 805, 844, 944-5. 950-1
-, II. 14, 22, 49, 51, 72, 77, 79, 452, 476, 484, 491.

-, -, signature of, I. 945.

Erskine, Sir Thomas, of Brechin, chief secretary of Scotland, I. 26 (3, 4), 268, 271 (p. 154).

Erskine
-, (Harskyn, Erskyns), Alex., I. 61
-, II. 147.

-, John, of Dun, I. 423.

-, Margaret, daughter of Lord Erskine, mother of one of King James V.'s sons, and wife of Sir James Douglas of Lochleven, I. 691.

- (Erskyn, Harskyn), Robert, master of Erskine, Scottish prisoner, I. 2 (1, 2), 22, 37 (2), 61, 436 (f. 87), 805, 844
-, II. 72, 116, 231 (p. 126).

- -, signature, I. 37 (2).

-, Thomas, commendatory of Dryburgh (Drybrocht), signature of, I. 945.

Eryveat, co. Denbigh, I. g. 802 (75).

Escote, Wilts. See Eastcourt.

Escrick (Escryke), Yorks., I. 436 (f. 78).

Eshdaill. See Eskdale.

Esher (Asshere, Aisher), Surr., II. 231 (pp. 128-9).

Esk
-, (Heske), the Border river, I. 44 (p. 28), 681, 804
-, II. 173 (2).

Eskdale (Eshdaill), in Scotland, II. 236 (3), 340.

Esquier, James, I. 893. Qu. James Sherlock?

Esquyer, John, I. g. 226 (79).

-, Thos., I. g. 226 (79).

Essex
-, (Estsex), I. 539, 565, 644, 832 (pp. 467-9), 938 :—g. 623 (57)
-, II. 231 (pp. 123, 129).

- (and Herts), sheriff of, II. 449 (79). See Sewster, John (1543)
-, Wentworth, John (1543-4).

Essex, Henry Bourchier Earl of (died 1540), II. g. 529 (26).

Essex, Earl of (in 1540). See Cromwell, Sir Thomas.

Essex, Earl of, II. g. 529 (26). See Parr, Sir Wm.

Essex, Thos., I. g. 226 (26, 36), 981 (105).

- (Estsex), Sir Wm., I. 558, 832 (p. 467):—g. 226 (26, 29), 981 (105)
-, II. 231 (p. 120) :—g. 327 (9).

Essilinga. See Stirling.

Estamaville, Mons. de, I. 40 (p. 24).

Estampes, in France, I. 106.

Estampes, Madame D' (Anne de Pisseleu, daughter of the sieur de Heilly and wife of the Duc d' Estampes), I. 29 (p. 19).

Estaplis. See Etaples.

Estboklande. See Buckland, East.

Estbramelyng. See Barming.

Estbridenham, Norf. See Bradenham.

Este (Ast, Deays), Francesco De, brother of the Duke of Ferrara, II. 73, 312, 403. 457.

Este, Hercules De Duke of Ferrara, q.v.

Este, Ippolito De, Abp. of Milan, Cardinal, brother of the duke of Ferrara, I. 528.

Este, Fras., I. 436 (f. 51).

Estenay. See Stenay.

Estgaston. See Garston, East.

Estgate, John, I. g. 623 (91).

Estgrenewyche. See Greenwich.

Esthall, Kent. See East Hall.

Estham, Essex. See Ham, East.

Estharptre. See Harptree, East.

Esthorpe, Hunts, I. g. 226 (19).

Estmaryforth, Yorks., II. g. 107 (18).

Estney, Wm., I. 436 (f. 15).

Eston, Ntht. See Easton.

Eston, John, I. p. 556.

Estourmel
-, J. d', sieur de Vendeville, captain of Gravelines, I. 99, 232, 240, 265 (p. 1, 2). 359, 512, 563, 641, 647, 656, 667, 789, 840, 852, 870, 882, 946, 960
-, II. 426.

-, -, letters from, I. 240, 656, 852.

-, -, letter to, I. 946.

Estouteville
-, Jean d', sieur de Villebon, captain of Terouenne, late provost of Paris, I, 295, 298, 310, 979
-, II. 13.

-, -, his lieutenant, I. 979.

Estpecham. See Peckham.

Estrede, Herts. See Reed, East.

Estrees, Mons. d' (Destrees), II. 242.

Estrige, Wm., I. 231 (p. 136).

Estrington, Yorks. See Eastrington.

Estsex. See Essex.

Esttylbury. See Tilbury.

Estudillo, Diego, I. 377.

Estwell. See Eastwell.

Estwitton, Yorks. See Witton.

Estwytwaye, Dors. See Whiteway.

Esyngwold. See Easingwold.

Etal (Hetell), Nthld., constable of. See Collingwood, H.

Etaples (Staples, Estaplis), in Picardy, I. 211, 822.

Ethenok, co. Carnarvon, I. g. 802 (79).

Eton
-, (Eaton) college, Bucks, I. 808
-, II. 545 :—g. 107 (52).

Eton, Mr., letter to, I. 902.

-, Ric., II. g. 449 (39)

Etton, Ntht., I. p. 552 :—g. 981 (85).

Etton, Yorks., I. p. 545 :—g. 226 (66).

Ettrick (Atrik) Forest, in Scotland, II. 422 (p. 225), 469.

Etwayne. See Bethune.

Eure or Eury. See Evers.

Eustace, Chr., of Ireland, attainted, I. 553 (2).

Evans, Robt., I. 436 (f. 33).

Eve, Ric., II. 231 (p. 121).

Eveley, Hants, I. g. 226 (75).

Evensham. See Ensham.

Everat, George, letter from, II. 152.

-, Ric., I. 436 (f. 58).

Everingham (Eweryngam), Yorks., II. 229.

Evers
-, (Eure, Evre, Ewery, Evars), Sir Ralph, son of Sir William, deputy warden of the Middle Marches (Aug. 1543?, but patent not delivered till March, 1544), governor of Tynedale and Reedsdale (April 1543), I. 19, 26 (4), 32, 58, 68, 156, 419, 432, 523, 567, 571, 580 (pp. 336-7), 592 (pp. 342-3), 670 (p. 387), 692, 764, 888, 903, 914, 921, 924, 937, 957 :—g. 226 (66)
-, II. 9, 112, 131, 146, 160, 208, 217, 236 (2, 4), 283, 318, 414, 521.

-, -, letter from, I. 571.

-, -, signature, I. 26 (4)
-, II. 236 (2, 4).

Evers
-, (Eure, Evre), Sir William, captain of Berwick, deputy warden of the East Marches, I. 19, 25, 43 (p. 26), 58, 186, 261, 289, 291, 536, 580, 584, 592 (p. 343), 645, 749, 807, 814, 827 (p. 465), 850, 904, 908, 924, 929
-, II 87, 90, 112, 136, 146, 159-60, 192, 287, 298, 319, 349, 358, 372, 423, 424, 434, 443, 451, 461, 475, 521, 540.

-, -, letters from, II. 298, 372.

-, -, letter to, II. 87.

-, -, signature of, II. 424, 475, 540.

-, -, his advice for proceeding against the Scots, II. 540.

Evers (Eury), Hen., master of ordnance at Berwick (Nov. 1543), II. 297-8 :—g. 449 (57).

Eversholt, Beds, I. p 554.

Everynge, Wm., II. 546 (p. 301).

Evesham (Evysham), Worc., I. g. 623 (17).

-, abbey (supp.) I. 436 (f. 32) :—g. 100 (18), 981 (20 p. 530, 21, 39, 57, 86, 88)
-, II. 231 (p. 122) :—g. 107 (3, 8), 449 (41).

-, -, Philip abbot of, I. g. 100 (18).

-, All Saints, I. g. 981 (21 p. 531).

-, Britten Street, I. g. 981 (20 p. 530).

-, Capon Lane, I. g 981 (20 p. 530).

-, St. Lawrence parish, I. g. 951 (20 p. 530, 21 p. 531).

Evias, Mr., II. 546 (p. 303).

Evica. See Iviça.

Evre. See Evers.

Ewell manor, Kent, I. p. 552.

Ewer, Ric, S. T. B., II. 396

Ewerby (Urebye), Linc., II. g. 327 (17)

Ewery. See Evers.

Eweryngam, Yorks. See Everingham.

Ewesdale (Ewsdaill), in Scotland, II. 236 (3), 340.

Ewsdaill. See Ewesdale.

Ewyas Lacy, Heref., I. g. 981 (56).

Exceter. See Exeter.

Exchequer, Court of, I. g. 100 (17, 35), 476 (23), 623 (47, 97), 802 (84).

-, -, Chamberlains of the Receipt, I. g. 100 (35).

-, -, Chancellor. See Baker, Sir J.

-, -, seal of, I. 436 (f. 87)
-, II. 231 (p. 126).

Exeter, Devon, I. 91 (4).

-, mayor of, I. g. 226 (10).

-, Castle, I. g. 100 (30).

-, Cathedral, I. 299.

-, -, dean of. See Heynes, S.

-, Grey Friars (supp.), I. g. 346, (37, 48).

-, St. John's hospital (supp.), I. 436 (ff. 34, 61) :—pp. 548, 551
-, II. 231 (p. 122).

-, St. Nicholas priory (supp.), I. p. 557 :—g. 802 (37).

Exeter, John Voysey Bp. of, I. 299 :—g. 226 (30).

Exeter
-, (Exceter), Henry Courteney Marquis of (executed 9 Dec., 1538), I. 572 (p. 333) :—p. 547 :—g. 802 (37), 981 (22)
-, II. 226 :—g. 107 (40), 449 (6).

Exeter, Gertrude Marchioness of, attainted, I. g. 981 (22, 95).

Exham. See Hexham.

Exmouth, Devon, charter to, II. g. 449 (38).

Exton
-, Rutl., I. g. 981 (56)
-, II. g. 107 (56 xii).

Extreme Unction, II. 546 (pp. 310. 318).

Eye Wood, Herts, I. g. 802 (9).

Eyer. See Eyre.

Eyllamer. See Elande.

Eylwilles. See Elwalds.

Eymes. See Eynnys.

Eyndhoven
-, (Eyndone), in Brabant, I. 969
-, II. 20.

Eynesham. See Ensham.

Eynnys, Eynnes or Eymes, Ric., I. 294, 440.

-, -, letter to, I. 294 ii.

-, -, his account, I. 440.

Eyre
-, (Eyer), John, I. 436 (f. 63) :—p. 556 :— g. 226 (25)
-, II. 231 (p. 122) :—g. 107 (64).

Eyton, Yorks., I. g. 226 (66).

Eyworth, Beds, II. g. 327 (19).