J
- Jews, debts to,
130.
- John, exactions of,
274.
- ——, the great Inquest (1212) under,
262.
- ——, in Ireland,
165.
- ——, his struggle with Longchamp,
207–218.
- John, takes the oath to the Commune,
224.
- ——, claims to succeed Richard,
215–218.
- ——, confirms ‘liberties’ to London,
235.
- ——, his charters to London,
256.
- John ‘the Mad’ (‘the Wode’),
145.
- John son of Ralf son of Everard,
120.
K
- Kemble, Mr.,
2,
6,
9,
16–26.
- Kent, ‘sulungs’ of,
26–27.
- Kingsford, Mr.,
316.
- Kitchin, Dean,
221,
243.
- Knight service, tenure by,
56–61; see also Five-knight.
- Knights’ fees, numbers of,
289–290.
L
- Laci, Hugh de,
142,
155;
- Walter de,
150.
- Lafaite, John,
113.
- Laigle, Richer de,
246,
249.
- Lancashire, Inquest of 1212 in,
268–269.
- ——, troops from,
295.
- Lang, Mr. Andrew,
21,
321–322.
- ‘Laudabiliter,’ the ‘Bull,’
171 et seq.
- Law, see Assize, Curia Regis, Disseisin,
Enfeoffment, Exchequer, Glove, Heir, Inquest,
Peace, Pleas, Possession, Seisin.
- Leicestershire, troops from,
294–296.
- Leinster, feudal settlement of,
155,
160.
- Leofstan the goldsmith,
106.
- Leofstan son of Orgar,
105.
- l’Estrange, Guy,
128.
- ——, John,
128.
- Liber Rubeus, see Red Book.
- Liebermann, Prof.,
144–145.
- Lincoln Castle,
208–209,
211,
214,
217,
218.
- Lincolnshire, Inquest of 1212 in,
275.
- ——, troops from,
294,
296.
- Lisieux, Arnulf bishop of, see Sées.
- ——, Hugh bishop of,
35.
- Lismore, Christian (papal legate) bishop of,
183,
186.
- Llandaff, Ralf, archdeacon of,
187.
- Loftie, Mr.,
99,
103–105,
221,
226,
228,
239,
240.
- London, aldermen of,
219,
237–9.
- ——, aldermen of, officers of the wards,
241–243,
255.
- ——, Aldersgate,
110,
114.
- ——, greater barons of,
252–253.
- ——, Blacstan’s ward in,
112.
- ——, Bloomsbury,
108.
- ——, Bucklersbury,
121.
- ——, charter of Henry I. to,
229,
233,
235.
- ——, charters of, their custody,
256.
- ——, citizens of,
119,
233–235.
- ——, Commune of,
219 et seq.
- ——, ‘daibelle’ in,
256.
- ——, donum or auxilium of,
257.
- ——, Dowgate,
246.
- ——, Eadwine an alderman of,
112.
- ——, Edmund an alderman (1137) of,
101.
- ——, its election of Stephen,
97.
- ——, the English Cnihtengild of,
102–106,
221.
- ——, exchequer at, see Westminster.
- ——, folkmoot of,
221.
- ——, foreign influence in,
222,
245–247.
- ——, Fulcred chamberlain of,
121,
124.
- ——, hanging of a citizen in,
113.
- ——, Husting of,
111,
221,
222,
242,
256.
- ——, sworn inquest in,
99–100.
- ——, justiciars of,
98,
99,
108,
109,
113,
116–118.
- ——, ‘liberties’ of,
234–236.
- ——, its loyalty to Henry II.,
232.
- ——, mayor of,
238–243.
- ——, mayor and échevins of,
235–237.
- ——, mediæval history, importance of it,
220.
- ——, origin of its mayoralty,
219,
223,
225,
226,
235,
244.
- ——, St. Lawrence Jewry,
253,
254.
- ——, St. Mary, Aldermanbury,
253,
255.
- ——, St. Paul’s churchyard,
224.
- ——, scavage of,
256–257.
- ——, scavengers (‘escavingores’) of,
255.
- ——, shrievalty of,
221–222,
229–235,
255.
- ——, soke of the Cnihtengild,
99,
101.
- ——, schools of,
117.
- ——, ——, Henry, master of,
117.
- ——, tower of,
99,
101,
118,
253,
254,
319.
- ——, Holy Trinity priory, its endowment at Exeter,
85–87.
- ——, ——, Norman prior of,
99,
104.
- ——, ——, Stephen prior of,
86.
- ——, ——, charters of,
88,
97,
103.
- ——, ——, endowed by the Cnihtengild,
98,
102,
104,
108.
- ——, ——, a citizen canon of,
107.
- ——, “twenty-four” (councillors) of the,
237–243.
- ——, a verdict of the city of,
253.
- ——, vineyard in Smithfield,
99,
100.
- ——, ward system of,
255.
- ——, list of wards in,
36,
102.
- ——, weavers’ gild of,
105.
- ——, watch and ward in,
254.
- ——, William archdeacon of,
101,
117,
118.
- ——, William chamberlain of,
101,
108.
- See also St. Paul’s; St. Martin’s; Derman; Islington;
Andrew; Henry; Oath.
- London, Maurice, bishop of,
116.
- ——, Robert bishop of,
118,
119; see also Richard.
- London and Middlesex, ‘firma’ of,
229–234,
257.
- Longchamp, William, a London charter of,
253.
- ——, his struggle with John,
207–218,
224.
- ——, legation of,
210,
212–213.
- ——, Henry brother of William,
253.
- ——, Daniel clerk of William,
254.
- Lorengus, Walter,
253.
- Lotharingia, see Albert.
- Luard, Dr.,
202,
204.
- Lubbock, Sir J.,
63.
- Luci, Richard de,
100,
109,
115,
182.
M
- Mackay, Dr. Æneas,
292.
- Macmahon, originally Fitz Urse,
162.
- Madden, Sir Frederic,
202.
- Mærleswegen the sheriff,
29.
- Maitland, Prof.,
1,
12,
57,
69,
153,
154,
230,
257,
282,
283,
284.
- Maldon, charter of Henry II. to,
152.
- ——, writ relating to,
115.
- Malet, William,
29.
- Malone, Father,
177,
181,
196.
- Mandeville, Geoffrey (I.) de,
72.
- ——, Geoffrey (II.) de,
73,
99.
- ——, ——, earl of Essex,
100.
- ——, ——, charters of,
101,
118–119.
- ——, ——, Roheis wife of,
102,
118,
119.
- ——, ——, justiciar of London,
117–118.
- Mantel, Robert,
87.
- ‘Mark’ theory, the,
17,
18,
19,
20.
- Marshal, Gilbert the,
306.
- ——, John the,
306.
- ——, William le,
307,
308.
- Marshal, earl, use of phrase,
311,
313,
316,
317.
- ——, ——, creation of an,
313–315.
- Marshal, fees and duties of the,
310–312,
314–315.
- ——, development of his office,
316.
- Marshal’s office, treatise on,
302.
- Marshalship, descent of the,
305–306 et seq.
- Martel, William,
99.
- Matilda, Empress, writ of,
116.
- ——, ——, expelled from London,
222.
- Matilda wife of William I.,
31,
32,
34,
35.
- Mauduit, Robert,
82.
- ——, William, chamberlain,
81–82.
- ——, William, Domesday tenant,
82.
- Mayor, a, associated with the Commune,
223,
225;
- but not essential to it,
228.
- Meath, feudal settlement of,
155,
160.
- Merton priory, foundation of,
122–123.
- Meyer, M. Paul,
150.
- Middlesex, ‘Hidagium’ of,
257–260.
- ——, Danegeld of,
257,
260.
- ——, Inquest of 1212 in,
264–265,
275.
- Modus tenendi Parliamentum,
302,
313.
- ——, date of,
317–318.
- Montfort, Hugh de, constable of Dover,
281.
- Montfort, Simon de, besieges Rochester castle,
54–55.
- Moran, Cardinal,
171,
175,
177,
179,
181,
186,
198.
- Morris, Father,
173–177,
181,
194.
- Mowbray and Segrave, see Nottingham, Thomas earl of.
N
- Naas, barons of the,
156.
- Nangle, Gilbert de,
156.
- Nantes, Master William de,
254.
- Neatgild, see Cornage.
- Newcastle, ward service of,
283–284,
286.
- Norfolk, Margaret ‘Marshal,’ countess of,
303,
304,
308,
312.
- Norgate, Miss,
41,
112,
113,
150,
176,
177–184,
191–196,
201,
208,
211,
213,
246–247.
- Normandy, no ‘blanch ferm’ in,
65.
- ——, exchequer of, under Henry I.,
95.
- Northumberland, cornage payments in,
282–286,
288.
- ——, drengs and thegns of,
282.
- ——, Inquest of 1212 in,
270–271.
- ——, troops from,
294–295.
- Nottingham herald,
317.
- Nottingham, Thomas Mowbray, earl of, created Earl Marshal,
313–315,
318,
319–320.
- ——, his challenge,
317.
- Nugent, Gilbert de,
155.
- Numbers, Mediæval, exaggeration of,
289–290.
O
- Oath of the Commune of London,
235;
- of freemen of London,
236;
- of ‘twenty-four’ Councillors,
237;
- of Common Council of London,
241;
- of Aldermen of London,
242.
- Octodenarii, see Huitdeniers.
- Oger a Domesday tenant,
38.
- O’Grady, Mr. Standish,
137–139.
- Old feoffment, see Vetus.
- Oman, Mr. C., and his works,
39–61,
155,
289,
293–301;
- see also Archer.
- Ordgar the deacon,
106.
- Ordgar “le prude,”
98,
100,
106.
- Orford, castle at,
128.
- Orpen, Mr. G. A.,
141,
143,
144,
150,
153,
154,
156.
- Oxford, number of students at,
290.
- ——, seizure of the bishops at,
114.
- Oxford, Ralf de,
121.
P
- Palisade, dissolving views of the,
43–49.
- Pares in municipalities,
240,
243.
- Paris, Matthew,
202–206.
- Parish and the township, the,
10–12.
- Parliament, creation in,
315.
- Pavily, Reginald de,
152.
- Peace, the king’s,
236,
237.
- Peers, early mention of a man’s,
154.
- Pembroke, Gilbert de Clare (1st) earl of (? ‘Strongbow’),
305,
309,
310.
- ——, Gilbert Marshal, earl of,
305,
312.
- ——, ——, confused with Gilbert de Clare, earl of,
302–305,
308.
- ——, Richard de Clare, (2nd) earl of (‘Strongbow’),
143,
152,
155,
156,
159,
180,
304,
308,
310.
- ——, ——, daughter of,
150.
- ——, ——, alleged son of,
309.
- ——, Walter Marshal, earl of,
308,
316.
- ——, William Marshal, earl of,
305,
306.
- ——, William (II.), Marshal, earl of,
309.
- Pembroke, Henry II. at,
151,
152.
- Percy, Henry de, marshal,
303.
- Peter son of Alan,
106,
107.
- Peterborough, Brand, abbot of,
29.
- Physicians,
101.
- Place-names, plea for classification of,
14.
- Pleas in London,
238,
242.
- Pont de l’arche, William de,
76,
78.
- Porchester castle and the chamberlainship,
82.
- Port, Hugh de,
37.
- Porter, serjeanty of being castle,
271.
- Possession, appeal to,
99.
- Powell, Prof. York,
6,
17,
39,
54.
- Prendergast, Maurice de,
153,
155,
158,
165.
- Puintel, William,
253.
R
- Ralf son of Algod,
101,
102.
- Ramsay, Sir James,
49,
51,
52,
65,
67,
289.
- Ramsey Abbey, endowments of,
104.
- Records, value of,
289.
- Red Book of the Exchequer, correction of errors in,
83,
84,
96,
125 et seq.,
205,
206,
262 et seq.,
278–286.
- ——, alleged loss of transcripts in,
205.
- Regan, Maurice,
142,
143–144.
- Regenbald, priest and chancellor,
28,
29,
37.
- Rents, crown, payable in kind,
68,
69.
- Ria, Avelina de,
134.
- Richard I., in his father’s lifetime,
250,
251.
- ——, his coronation,
201–206.
- ——, objects to a Commune,
223,
228.
- ——, leaves for the east,
207,
213.
- ——, his imprisonment in Germany,
235.
- ——, his ‘redemption,’
234.
- Richard II., troubles under,
315,
317–320.
- Richard of Devizes,
208–212,
215,
216,
217,
218,
223,
227–228.
- Richard, son of Bishop Nigel,
65 et seq.
- ——, treasurer,
87,
201,
204.
- Richard son of Osbert, constable,
118.
- Richard son of Reiner,
253,
254.
- Richard son of William I.,
34,
35.
- Riddlesford, Walter de,
155.
- Riley, Mr.,
256,
257.
- Rinuccini, his mission to Ireland,
200.
- Ripariis, Margaret de,
83.
- Robert son of Bernard,
152.
- Robert son of Leofstan,
105.
- Rochelle, La, Commune of,
248–251.
- Rochester castle,
54–56.
- Roger, chancellor to Stephen,
99.
- Roger mayor of London,
256.
- Roger ‘nepos Huberti,’
107.
- Roll, a king’s,
86,
88.
- Rouen, Hugh archbishop of,
249.
- ——, Rotrou archbishop of,
249.
- ——, Walter (de Coutances) archbishop of,
216,
218,
236.
- ——, charter of Duke Henry to,
246.
- ——, charter of Henry II. to,
233,
248,
251.
- ——, Commune of,
244–251.
- ——, Établissements de,
239–241,
243,
247–251.
- ——, Mayor of,
247–249.
- ——, vicomte of,
232.
- ——, watch at,
255.
- Ruffus, William,
152.
- Ruilli, Robert de,
152.
- Rumold,
120.
- ——, Bernard son of,
120,
121.
S
- St. Bees, gift to,
287.
- St. Martin, Alvred de St.,
152.
- St. Martin’s-le-Grand, deans of,
28,
109,
110,
114–117.
- ——, canons of,
109,
110,
114–115,
118.
- ——, schools of,
117.
- St. Paul’s, the canons of,
102.
- ——, Ralf chancellor of,
101.
- ——, chantry in,
254.
- ——, chapter of,
119.
- ——, restoration to,
119.
- St. Quentin, Commune of,
244,
252.
- Saintes, Commune of,
250.
- Salisbury, Roger bishop of,
66–67,
109,
110,
114–116.
- Salisbury, John of, and the alleged grant of Ireland,
172,
177,
179,
189,
198.
- Scalam, ad, payment,
85–87,
92–93,
95.
- Schools, see London.
- Scots, see Bannockburn.
- Scots, the King of,
286.
- Seebohm, Mr.,
3,
4,
6,
8,
13,
14,
17,
27.
- Sées, Arnulf archdeacon of,
98,
99.
- Segrave, Nicholas de, marshal,
307.
- Seisin, restoration of,
217.
- Selby, Mr. Walford,
125.
- Serjeanty, tenure by,
61,
83.
- Servitium debitum, the,
58–60.
- Sevenhampton, Wilts,
83.
- Sharpe, Dr.,
238.
- Sheriff, an attorney of a,
86.
- Sheriffs’ aid,
118.
- Sheriffs and ‘custodes,’
229–233,
286.
- ——, at the Exchequer,
75,
123.
- ——, and the firma,
230–231.
- ——, under Henry I.,
123,
124.
- Sheriffs, the inquest of,
125–136.
- Shield wall, the English,
39–44,
47,
49,
50,
291,
292.
- Skeat, Prof.,
256.
- Slane, barons of,
142.
- Somerset, stereotyped rents in,
71.
- ——, Ulster families from,
162.
- Spatz, Dr.,
49,
50.
- Standard, battle of the,
41.
- Stapleton, Mr.,
65,
67,
74,
79.
- Stephen, king,
97–100,
109,
110,
114–116.
- Stevenson, Mr. W. H.,
28–35.
- Stotevilla, William de,
154.
- Stratton, Adam de,
84.
- Stratton, Wilts,
84.
- Strogoil, see Pembroke.
- Strongbow, see Pembroke.
- Stubbs, Dr.,
16,
38,
60,
62,
64,
65,
95,
104,
110,
111,
113,
119,
125,
126,
129,
155,
201,
202,
207–211,
213,
215,
220,
224,
225–226,
230,
290,
302,
307,
308,
318,
320.
- Surrey, place-names of,
2–3.
- ——, sheriffs of,
121–123.
- Sussex, place-names of,
2 et seq.
- Swereford, erroneous ‘dictum’ of,
129.
- ——, error of,
132.