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La Badia (Labbadia), in Italy, 3396.

La Bassée. See Bassée.

La Bastie (Labatie), Sir Anthony Darces, Sieur de, a French knight, comes to Scotland, sent to Denmark (Jan.–May 1514), 2443, 2461, 2561 (? "Cavalier Bianco"), 2578 (3), 2579, 2973, 3216.

La Baume, G. (or E.) de [Madame de Marnay], letter from, 3163.
-, -, -, her father and grandfather, 3163.

La Beauchieff. See Beachy Head.

La Borde, Martin and Michael de, ship masters, 2909.

Laborrow. See Aldborough.

La Bourda, Petrus de, 1506 (2).

Labourers, passim.

Labryt, M. de. See Albret.

La Calege (Callay), Guillaume de, French prisoner, 2053, 2172:—p. 928.

Lacan. See Lakyn.

Laccheley. See Latchley.

Lachaux (Lasschaw), Charles de Poupet, Sieur de, 2203.

La Chesnaye, Nic. de, of Rouen, 1231.

Lachorensis (Lathorensis), bishop, 438 (1 m. 24).

Lackford (Lakeford) hundred, Suff., g. 2861 (25).

Lackham (Lacham, Lackeham, Lakham), Wilts, 438 (1 m. 13), 438 (3 m. 3):—g. 924 (29).

La Clee ..., M. de, a French captain, killed in Milan, 2022.

Laclete. See La Fayette.

Lacok. See Laycock.

Lacon (Laton), Th., p. 1543.

La Coste, Andrew de, of Bruges, 1957–8.

La Croce, Zuan Francesco de, 3198–9.

Lacryan. See Lecriand.

Lacy (Lascy), Henry de, charter of, g. 632 (27).
-, - (Laci), Robert de, charter of, g. 709 (11).

Lacy, Doctor, King's physician, 20 (p. 13), 82 (p. 42).
-, -, Mr., 707 (p. 383).
-, -, Mrs., 1549.
-, -, Margaret, g. 784 (26).
-, - (Lascy), Nic., g. 54 (3).
-, -, Wm., g. 784 (26).

Ladde (Lade), Rob., 438 (2 m. 20), 438 (3 m. 28).

Ladder. See Larder.

Ladislaus, King of Hungary and of Bohemia, 37, 365, 432, 442, 450, 463, 564, 694, 724, 739, 965, 1351, 1534, 2379, 2838, 3172, 3218, 3405.
-, -, -, letter to, 694.
-, -, -, his son. See Louis.

La Fava, Alex. de, merchant of Bologna, 1785, 2668:—pp. 1509–10, 1514, 1519:—g. 3324 (31).
-, -, Ludovico de, merchant of Bologna, 121, 162 (p. 88), 329 (p. 151), 1393 iv., viii., 1463 (iii., vi., viii.):—p. 1506:—g. 132 (91), 357 (13), 1415 (10).

La Fayette (Laclete, La Faiete), Sieur de, French prisoner, captain of the Duke of Alençon's men, 2172, captain of Boulogne, 2173 (3), 2237, 2254 ii., 2299, 2392 iii., 2974, 3087, 3215, 3252.
-, -, -, letters to, 2871, 2934.

Lafeoke. See Feock.

Laferthy, Donald, clk., p. 1524.

Lafford, Old. See Sleaford.

Lagham. See Legham.

Laghton. See Laughton.

Lagishe. See La Guiche.

Lago, Ralph, Bluemantle pursuivant, York herald, g. 731 (34), 1948 (5).
-, -, -, letter to, 3227.

La Gorgue (le Gorghe), in Flanders, 2256.

La Greyttuyse. See Gruthuze.

La Guiche (Ghysse, Le Gyche, Lagishe, La Guysse). ierre de, French ambassador to Maximilian, 1127 (p. 539), 1241, 1245, 1252; to England, 3461, 3476, 3580.

La Hay, Lord Simon de. See Ley.

La Haye. See Hague.

Laiborn. See Layburn.

Laindon (Leyndon, Leindon), Essex, 438 (2 m. 28).
-, -, rector of, p. 1526.

Lainston (Layneston), Hants, 438 (2 m. 33).

Laistofte. See Lowestoft.

Lakareta, Sebastian de, ship owner, 2304.

Lake, Ric., of the Guard, p. 1518.

Laken. See Lakyn.

Lakwyke, Lanc., 438 (4 m. 8).

Lakyn (Lakan), Lacan, Lakayn), George, 438 (2 m. 32).
-, -, Sir Ric., 438 (4 m. 14).
-, - (Laken), Th., 438 (4 m. 14):—g. 257 (49), 1662 (1), 2484 (9), 3499 (12).

Lalain, M. de, 2208.

Lalaunde, Stephen de, minstrel, 20 (p. 13).

Lalegra. See Alegre.

Lalemant, Jean, receiver general of Normandy, 2199.
-, -, -, order to, 2297.

La Leu or Lalu, Jean de, French prisoner, 2053 (p. 928), 2172.

Lalleford. See Lawford.

Lalo, Alonso de, Spanish merchant, 1693, 1797.

La Londe, Sieur de. See Bigars.

Lalu, Jean de. See La Leu.

La Magnana, near Rome, 408, 1020, 2373, 2428.

Lamana, Cornw., g. 1083 (2).

La Marck, Everard de, bp. of Liege, q.v.
-, - (Marche, Marsch), Robert de, seigneur de Sedan et Fleuranges, in the French service, 1146, 1229, 1265, 1301 (p. 598), 1647, 1813, 2083, 2392 iii., 2957, 3103, 3400. See also Arenberg, Sieurd'.
-, -, -, one of his sons, 1813, 2083.

Lamarsh (Lammersh, Lambemersh, Lam Merche, Lanmershe), Essex, g. 381 (51, 102), 2330 (4).
-, -, rector presented, g. 1044 (16).

Lamb or Lambe, Isabella sister of John, a Scot, 1545.
-, -, John, 438 (2 m. 31).
-, -, Rob., g. 3499 (55).
-, -, Th., 2090.
-, -, Walter, g. 1170 (17).

Lambemersh. See Lamarsh.

Lambert, Bertram, Sieur du Val, 3349.

Lambert or Lambard, Gilbert, 20 (p. 15).
-, -, John, 45, 1803 (2 m. 5):—g. 969 (70).
-, -, Miles, mayor of Leicester, 102, 438 (3 m. 16):—g. 1221 (41).
-, -, Nic., g. 54 (82), 784 (30).
-, -, Th., 438 (4 m. 23).
-, -, Wm., 20 (p. 15), 707 (p. 383), 1032 (2), 1803 (2 m. 5), 2337, 3333:—g. 2055 (62).

Lamberton, Edm., 78.

Lambeth (Lambede, Lambheth), Surr., 438 (1 m. 22 bis), 438 (2 mm. 4, 9), 438 (3 mm. 1, 6, 9, 18, 23 bis, 26, 28–9), 1235, 1445, 1450 (p. 661), 2026, 2620 (4), 2651, 2714:—p. 1516:—g. 1524 (17), 2684 (8, 55), 3107 (52).
-, -, letters dated at, 219, 935, 2163, 2451 ii., 2606, 2622, 2624, 2638, 2678–9, 2692:—pp. 1511, 1517.
-, -, grants dated at, g. 132 (66), 2684 (25, 27, 31, 35–6, 40, 58–9, 64, 66, 69, 71, 77, 83–4, 86, 90, 102–6), 2772 (2, 5–7, 13, 15, 17, 20, 26, 37), 2861 (23), 2964 (31), 3324 (43, 45).

Lambeth Marsh (Lambythmarche, Waterlambyth), Surr., 438 (3 mm. 3, 9, 14).

Lambourn, Chipping- (Chepynglambarn), Berks, g. 784 (38).
-, -, vicar of, 438 (3 m. 19), 438 (2 m. 20).

Lambourn, Upper-, Berks, g. 485 (55, p. 298).

Lambton (Lumton), Dham., 438 (2 m. 19).

Lameheth. See Lambeth.

Lamenham. See Lavenham.

Lamerton (Lamarton), Devon, 438 (1 m. 17), 438 (2 m. 22).

La Meth, M., 3364.

Lamington (La Myngton), in Scotland, rector of, 2990.

Lamkyn, Wm., 438 (4 m. 22).

Lamme, Th., g. 2137 (7).

Lam Merche. See Lamarsh.

Lammersh. See Lamarsh.

La More. See Moor Park.

La More, Marcellus de, King's serjeant, surgeon, 2404, 2480 (29), 2899, 3501:—g. 2964 (46).
-, -, -, signature of, g. 2964 (46).

La Motte (Delamote, La Mothe), John de, a Frenchman, 1262 (p. 578 bis), 1298, 1302, 1315, 1380, 1467, 1501, 1504 (pp. 692–3), 1584, 1645, 1775 (pp. 809–10), 1936, 2246 (2), 2313n., 3349.
-, -, -, letter from, 1584.

La Mote, Sieur de, App. 26. See Heulle, Sir Guyot.

Lampeter (Lanpetyr), co. Merioneth, 1803 (1 m. 3).

Lampets (Lampyttis), Essex [in Fyfield], g. 289 (16).

Lamplew, John, g. 1494 (9), 2484 (9), 3499 (12).

Lamport, Ntht., g. 1316 (15).

Lamport or Lamporth, Old. See Langport.

Lanam, Cornw., 438 (4 m. 14).

Lanam, Suff. See Lavenham.

Lancashire, 559, 2246, 2651:—g. 11 (10), 1365 (3).

Lancaster, 438 (2 m. 8), 438 (3 mm. 5, 9), 2910:—g. 485 (23), 969 (38).
-, -, mayor of, 438 (3 m. 9).

Lancaster, county palatine of, 438 (4 m. 26).
-, -, -, chancellor, g. 804 (29 xiii.), 833 (45 iv.), 1365 (3).

Lancaster, Thomas earl of (temp. Edw. II.), charter of, g. 414 (18).

Lancaster, duchy of, 1 (p. 2), 438 (2 m. 6), 1066, 2505:—g. 1316 (11). 3226 (2).
-, -, -, chancellor of. See Fowler, R. (1462–1477); Empson, Sir R. (under Henry VII.); Marney, Sir H.
-, -, -, clerk, 438 (1 m. 25). See Heydon, W.
-, - receiver general. See Gerard, M.; Bonham, T.
-, -, -, wards of, 392.

Lancaster herald. See Wall, T. (3 April 1510).

Lancaster (Longcastre, Loncastre), Edw., 438 (2 m. 12).
-, - (Lancastre), Geoffrey, p. 1546:—g. 804 (29 iii.), 833 (45 ii.), 1365 (3).
-, -, Hugh, 438 (3 m. 5).
-, - (Lancastre), Joan, g. 833 (53).
-, - (Lancastre), John, g. 833 (41).
-, -, John, prior of Launde, 438 (3 m. 18), 1493 ii.
-, - (Lancastre), Stephen, clk., g. 833 (41).
-, - (Lancastre), Th., g. 833 (53).
-, - (Lonkester), Wm., g. 94 (2), 132 (50), 519 (30), 3324 (19).

Lances ("clyftes"), 1420. See also Ordnance.

Lanceston. See Launceston.

Lanchester (Langehestre, Langhester), Dham., college of, p. 1525.

Lancheton. See Langton.

Landau, in Germany, 2563n.
-, -, letters dated at, 1555, 1569, 1631–2, 1636–7, 1639.

Landeck, in Germany, letter dated at, 562.

Landesdale. See Lonsdale.

Landford. See Langford.

Landhill (Loundehelle), Devon [near Halwill], 438 (2 m. 7).

Lando, Piero, Venetian ambassador at Trent, ambassador at Rome (Oct. 1513), 1352, 1385, 2298, 2335, 2373, 2696, 3081, 3206, 3236.
-, -, -, letters from, 2373 ii., 2397, 2981, 3533, 3547, 3574.
-, -, -, letters to, 2696, 2952, 2980, 2998, 3009, 3190, 3198, 3404.
-, -, -, commission to, 2298.

Landrean, Cornw., g. 1083 (2).

Landriano, Jerome de, general of the Humiliati, 1277 (p. 587), 1301 (p. 595).

Landry, Agnes, John and Philip, g. 784 (24).

Land's End, the, in Thames mouth. See Foreland.

Landshut, in Bavaria, 1352.

Landulph, Cornw., g. 1083 (2).

Landwade (Landewade), Camb., 438 (1 m. 5), 438 (4 m. 7):—g. 651 (6).

Lane, Edward, archd. of Surrey, 361.
-, -, Ralph, p. 1548:—g. 54 (47), 1494 (9), 2222 (16 Ntht.), 2964 (39), 3226 (27).
-, -, Ric., 438 (1 m. 1).
-, -, Wm., 1803 (1 m. 6):—p. 1541:—g. 804 (20).
-, -, Wm., merchant of the Staple, 438 (3 m. 5).

Laneham. See Lavenham.

Lanell, John, g. 749 (39).

Laneshaw (Lowerlammeschawe), Lanc. [in Colne], 438 (4 m. 14).

Lanford. See Longford.

LANG, MATTHEW, BP. OF GORZ (Gurce, Gurse, Gursa or Gurk, near Trieste in Carinthia), chancellor of the Tyrol, cardinal (1511), 83, 113, 130, 333, 402, 417, 522, 554, 562, 565, 590, 614, 649, 674, 708, 714, 718, 753–6, 761, 773, 777, 779–80, 783, 793, 818, 866, 880, 965, 1007, 1277 passim, 1288, 1293, 1301 (pp. 596–8), 1311 ii., 1312, 1338–9, 1344–5, 1352–4, 1367, 1378, 1384–5, 1432, 1449, 1468–9, 1483, 1486, 1488–9, 1491, 1519, 1521, 1555, 1557, 1559, 1568, 1637, 1677 (p. 770), 1680, 1739–40, 1749, 1884, 1895, 2070, 2106, 2113, 2154, 2173 (3), 2242 (2), 2259, 2276, 2291–2, 2329, 2341, 2389, 2428, 2448, 2456, 2462, 2476, 2524, 2568, 2585, 2645, 2736, 2745–6, 2770, 2800, 2859, 2869, 2891, 2915, 2921, 2932, 2945, 2969, 3014, 3080, 3126, 3192, 3218, 3259, 3405, 3541, 3547, 3556:—App. 10, 11.
-, -, -, letter from, 753.
-, -, -, letter to, 1277 (p. 586).
-, -, -, brother in law of, 1895.
-, -, -, made cardinal, 714.
-, -, -, treaties concluded by, 1486.

Lang or Longe, Marcus, spear of Calais, 193 (p. 101):—g. 257 (79).

Lang. See Long.

Lang or Lange, Th., 438 (4 m. 14).
-, -, Wm., 438 (2 m. 4).

Langbarugh (Langbargh), Yorks, 438 (2 m. 5).

Langborough. See Longburgh.

Langbrigge. See Longbridge.

Langdale, Agnes, d. and h. of Wm., 438 (3 m. 2).

Langdon, Devon [in Wembury], 2537.

Langdon, Westmld., g. 1732 (1).

Langdon,—, App. 22.
-, -, John, p. 1535.

Lange, Mons. de, French ambassador in Spain, 1127 (p. 539), 1138.

Langefellowe, Peter, chaplain, 3480 ii.

Langehestre. See Lanchester.

Langford, Berks, 438 (1 m. 19).

Langford, Glouc. See Longford.

Langford, Norf., 438 (4 m. 13).

Langford (Landford, Lanford), Notts, 438 (3 mm. 5, 16).

Langford, Oxon, 438 (1 m. 16).

Langford Parva, Wilts, 438 (2 m. 13):—g. 604 (24).

Langford, Anne, d. and h. of Sir John, g. 614 (76).
-, - (Longford), Sir John, 20 (p. 14), 396:—g. 257 (74), 414 (76), 563 (12), 632 (30).
-, -, -, Margaret his wife, g. 414 (76).
-, -, Margaret, 438 (1 m. 15).
-, - (Lanford), Margaret, relict of Sir Nicholas, 438 (4 m. 15).
-, - (Langforth), Sir Ralph, 438 (3 m. 1):—g. 1948 (94), 2964 (25).
-, -, Ralph, s. and h. of Nic., s. and h. of Sir Ralph, g. 1732 (10), 2964 (25).

Langfordes Place, Essex, g. 1662 (58).

Langforgum. See Longforgan.

Langforth. See also Longford.

Langham, Essex, g. 94 (35 p. 50).

Langham Parva, Norf., rector of, 438 (2 m. 31).

Langham (Langeholme), John, 438 (3 m. 10).

Langhame. See Langholm.

Langharne (Langhern), co. Carmarthen, 438 (2 m. 19).

Langholm (Langhame), in Scotland, p. 1260.

Langholme, Cumb., 438 (1 m. 6).

Langland, Luke, g. 632 (70).

Langley, Berks [in Hampstead Norris], 520:—g. 94 (51), 546 (27), 632 (64), 682 (8).

Langley, Bucks, 1803 (2 m. 4).

Langley, Derb., 438 (1 m. 24).

Langley (Langeley), Norf., 1803 (1 m. 1).
-, -, abbey, Wm. abbot of, 1493.

Langley (Langle), Nthld., g. 485 (26), 2863 (5).

Langley, Oxon, g. 546 (33), 682 (8), 885 (14).

Langley Marsh (L. Marres, L. Marreys), Bucks, 438 (3 m. 13), 438 (4 m. 3):—g. 94 (35).

Langley Park, Kent, g. 1524 (45).

Langley Regis, Herts, g. 94 (35).
-, -, priory of Black Friars, confirmation for, g. 485 (45).

Langley (Longley), Friar (Friar Bonaventure, provincial of the Observants), 2394, 2423, 2440.
-, -, Isabel, d. of Edmund, 438 (3 m. 16).
-, -, James, g. 2055 (70).
-, -, John, g. 2862 (7).
-, - (Langeley), Katharine, widow of Henry, 438 (3 m. 4).
-, -, Ric., g. 784 (3).
-, -, Th., 438 (3 m. 22).
-, -, Alice sister of Walter, 438 (4 m. 16).

Langney Gate (Langneygotte), Suss., g. 132 (51).

Langonnok. See Llangunnock.

Langosok, Alice, 438 (3 m. 22).

Langport (Lankeporte), Kent, 438 (3 m. 24).

Langport (Langporth, Olde Lamporth), Kent [in Lydd], g. 289 (17).

Langport (Lamport), Soms., 1803 (2 m. 5).

Langres, in France, bp. (and duke) of, 3417 (p. 1437).

Langridge (Langrythe), Soms., 438 (2 m. 11).

Langrig, Wm., 1803 (1 m. 6).

Langston, Ric., 45, 438 (3 mm. 10, 32).
-, -, Th., sheriff of Beds and Bucks (A.D. 1496–7), 438 (3 mm. 10, 32):—p. 1534:—g. 54 (47), 969 (23), 1494 (9), 2055 (95 ii.), 2222 (16 Bucks).

Langtoft, Linc., g. 1804 (32).

Langtoft prebend, in York cathedral, 438 (2 m. 15).

Langton, Dors., g. 2055 (58).

Langton (Lancheton), Linc., 438 (1 m. 11):—p. 1525.

Langton, in Scotland. See Lanton.

Langton (Langtone), Yorks, rector of, 438 (1 m. 18).

Langton Butler, Dors., 1803 (1 m. 6).

Langton or L. Guylden, Dors., g. 2055 (111).

Langton alias Long Blandford, Dors., 438 (4 m. 3).

Langton in the Wold (L. in Le Old), Yorks, g. 132 (118).

Langton, Henry, g. 709 (22).
-, - (Langtoyn, Langeton), John, 438 (1 m. 11).
-, -, John, alias Gerves, abbot of St. Mary Graces, London, 20 (pp. 15, 20), 438 (3 m. 16):—pp. 1529–30.
-, -, Mr. Rob., 20 (p. 16).
-, -, Thomas, bp. of St. Davids (1483–5), of Salisbury (1485–93), and of Winchester (1493–1501), 438 (3 m. 15), 438 (4 mm. 19, 22).
-, -, Wm., treasurer of Berwick, 2913:—g. 94 (63), 804 (29 vii.), 833 (50), 1365 (3).
-, -, -, letter from, 2096.
-, -, -, warrants to, 3030.

Langtre, Lambert, 438 (3 m. 6).

Langtrowe (Langetroe), John, 438 (2 m. 10).

Langua or Llangua, co. Monm., 438 (3 m. 12).

Languedoc, 406, 965 ii., 1081, 1647 (p. 743), 1750, 2633.
-, -, general of. See Boyer, H.
-, -, impositio foranea, 3344.

Langvylle. See Longueville.

Langwith Bassett (Langquathbasset), Derb., 438 (1 m. 17).

Langworth, Th., clk., g. 2055 (54).

Lanhargh, Cornw., 438 (4 m. 16). Laner, in St. Allen?

Lanherne (Lanheron), Cornw. [in Mawgan], 438 (4 m. 4).

Lani, Wm., clk., a Scot, p. 1523.

Lanivet, Cornw., 438 (2 m. 27), 438 (4 m. 14).

Lanlivery, Cornw., 438 (2 m. 8).

Lanlythan and Holy Cross chapel, i.e. Llanblethian and Cowbridge, q.v.

Lanmershe. See La Marsh.

Lannoy, Raoul de, Sieur de Morvilliers, bailly of Amiens, ambassador from France (Feb.— March 1510), (died 29 June 1513), 363, 365, 385, 406, 526, 538, 1055:—App. 10.

La Noa, James de, trumpet, g. 2964 (49).

Lanpetyr. See Lampeter.

Lansoy (Llansoy), co. Monmouth, rector presented, g. 1316 (42).

Lanteglos park, Cornw., keeper of, g. 132 (27).

Lanteglos (Lanteglas) juxta Stratton, Cornw., rector presented, g. 857 (1).

Lanthony, St. Mary's priory, beside Gloucester, 438 (4 m. 17).
-, -, -, cellarer of, 3195.
-, -, -, confirmation for, g. 381 (7).
-, -, -, exemption from tolls, &c., g. 1221 (3).
-, -, -, prior of. See Forest, E.

Lanthony (St. John's) priory or cell, in Wales, 438 (4 m. 17).

Lanton or Longtown (Langton), in Scotland [near Jedburgh], 2443, 2913.

Lantriguer. See Tréguier.

Lantwit. See Llantwit.

Lantyan, Cornw., g. 158 (81), 2684 (37).

Lanuce, near Bethune, 2392. Lens?

Lanuza (Nosa, La Newce), Juan de, Spanish ambassador in Flanders, 1364, 1447, 1579, 1656, 1683, 1699, 2003, 2006 (p. 907), 2038, 2063, 2070, 2113, 2123–4, 2131, 2203, 2230, 2242, 2292, 2377, 2421, 2501–2, 2588, 2633, 2665, 2670, 2678, 2694, 2769, 2794, 2797, 2815, 2859, 2908, 2940, 2994, 3051, 3082, 3109, 3174, 3208, 3235, 3245, 3264, 3400.
-, -, -, letter from, 2038 (2).
-, -, -, letters to, 2003, 2501–2, 2525, 2583, 2711, 2859, 3406.
-, -, -, instructions for, 1447.
-, -, -, signature of 2377.
-, -, -, his secretary, 3400.
-, - (La Nuça), Pedro de, brother of Juan, 1999–2001, 2006 (p. 907), 2079, 2112, 2123–4, 2132, 2292 (?), 2475, 2496, 2859.
-, -, -, instructions for, 1999 (3).

Lanvalleius, Wm. de (temp. Hen. II.), g. 2964 (67).

Lanvenit. See Llanfynyd.

Lanwynno. See Llanwinio.

Lanzknechts. See German mercenaries.

Laon, in France, bp. (and duke) of, 3417 (p. 1437).
-, -, Premonstratene abbey, g. 1365 (2).

La Palice (La Palize), in France, letter dated at, 860.

La Palice (Palisse, Palysa, Palisia, Belitza, La Pallyce), Jacques de Chabannes Sieur de, Great Master of France, 1301 (p. 598), 1359, 1509, 1511, 1575 (pp. 721, 723), 1591, 1647 (p. 743), 1689 (p. 774), 1980, 2038, 2170, 2173 (3), 2198, 2204, 2237, 2254 ii., 2299, 2379, 2681 ii., 3240, 3247, 3348, 3364.

La Perriere, seigneurie of, 3210, 3380.

La Peyon, Jenan de, French prisoner, 2227.

Lapfflode or Laplode, John, 438 (4 m. 20).

Lapostole, Peter, of the Council of Mechlin, 1721.

Lapworth, Warw., 438 (2 m. 11).

Larbre, Thomas, canon of St. Stephen's, 3142.

Larder (Ladder), Edmond, 438 (2 m. 15), 1502:—p. 1536:—g. 833 (58 iv.), 3582 (15).

La Rea (Ree), Glouc. [in Hempsted], g. 2861 (29).

La Rea, Peter de, Spanish ship master, g. 546 (18), 924 (3).

Laredo (Allaredy), in Spain, 1326 (p. 618), 1459.

Lares, Francis de, 1423.

Larkbeare, Devon, g. 1083 (2).

Larke, Peter, g. 3499 (39).
-, -, Thomas, King's chaplain, canon of St. Stephen's, g. 969 (50).
-, -, Wm., 707 (p. 383).
-, -, Wm., clk., 3529.

La Roche (Rochefort), Sieur de. See Plaine, G. de.

La Rocque or La Roche, Pierre de, French prisoner, 2053 (p. 928), 2172.

Larrance. See Lawrence.

Larstokke. See Laverstock.

La Ryve, Jean de, French prisoner, 2172:—p. 928.

Lasborough (Lasborowe), Glouc., 438 (4 m. 3).

La Scala. See Castel della Scala.

Lascarde, Cornw. See Liskearde.

Lascarina, Isabella, a Greek, g. 750 (4).

Lascaris, John, French ambassador at Venice (in 1508), 1552.

Lascy. See Lacy.

Las Donsellas. See Donceles.

Lask, Ric., a Scot, 1262 (p. 578).

Lasschaw. See Lachaux.

Lassell, Margaret, 438 (1 m. 12).

Lassells (Lassellys), Ric., g. 804 (29 ii.), 833 (50 ii).
-, - (Lassels, Lassellys), Roger, 438 (1 m. 1).

Lassher, Wm., p. 1545.

Lasswade (Leswaide), in Scotland, 1136.

Last, Th., trumpet, 2803.

Lastalrig. See Restalrig.

Lastarrinea, Helena, of Corinth, countess of Sarrinalle, g. 357 (23).

La Stella, in Italy, 1102.

Lastitheall. See Lostwithiel.

Lastop. See Lowestoft.

Lastormall. See Restormell.

Lastytheall. See Lostwithiel.

Latchley (Laccheley), Essex, g. 94 (35 p. 50).

Lateran Council. See Council.

Lathbury (Lathebury), Richard, clerk of the Council in Calais, 193 (p. 101):—g. 604 (47).
-, -, Wm., serjeant of the Hall, 20 (p. 18), 82 (p. 40):—g. 449 (14).

Lathern, Wm., 1803 (2 m. 4).

Lathom (Lathoum), Lanc., 438 (1 m. 17), 438 (2 mm. 4, 6), 438 (4 mm. 8, 16).

Lathom (Laathum, Latham, Alathom), Ralph, goldsmith, 438 (1 m. 6):—g. 94 (32), 1083 (24).
-, - (Alathom), Robert, 438 (2 m. 18).
-, - (Lathum), Th., g. 3107 (14).

Lathorensis. See Lachorensis.

Latimer (Latemer, Latamer), Richard Nevill lord, 37, 205, 438 (4 m. 21), 442, 963, 2239, 3464:—pp. 1546, 1547 ter:—g. 784 (42), 804 (29 iv.–vi., ix.–xi.), 833 (45 iii., 50 iii., iv.), 1365 (3), 2222 (16 Yorks), 3408 (16, 37).
-, -, -, his son and heir, App. 26.

Latimer, Dr., 1082.
-, -, John, justice of assizes, g. 3107 (55).
-, -, Wm., g. 2055 (95).

Latin language, 275.

Laton, Th. See Lacon.

La Tremouille (Trimouille, Trimolia, Tremoyle, Latrymoll), Charles de, governor of Burgundy, 406, 432, 538, 1081, 1141, 1237, 1265, 1647, 1854, 1973, 1984, 1993, 1999 (4), 2020, 2022, 2028–9, 2041, 2056, 2074, 2079, 2095, 2144, 2198, 2259, 2307, 2332, 2410, 3348, 3364, 3411, 3424, 3430.
-, -, -, his two sons, 1984.
-, -, -, letter from, 1237 ii.
-, -, Francis de la, prince de Talmond, son of Charles, 3348.

Latrymoll. See La Tremouille.

Latryne, Jean de, French prisoner, p. 928.

Latton, Essex, g. 604 (36).

Latton (Letton, Lytton), Wilts, 438 (1 m. 25).

Laude, Paul de, secretary of Andrea da Borgo and the Duke of Milan, letters from, 1228, 1240, 1863, 1888, 2233, 2245, 2261, 2271, 2281–2, 2296, 2309, 2351, 2372.
-, -, -, other references, 1278, 1309, 1311 (p. 602), 2183, 2270.

Lauder (Lowder), Sir Alex. and Sir George, slain at Flodden, 2313n.
-, - (Lawder), Sir Robert, of the Bass, 1499:—g. 448 (1), 833 (65), 1602 (27), 2862 (8).

Lauffen, in Bavaria, letter dated at, 2650.

Laughton (Laghton), Linc., 1803 (2 m. 3).

Laughton (Laghton), Suss., 438 (3 m. 9):—g. 709 (2).

Laughton en le Morthen (Laghton in Moruyng), Yorks, 438 (2 m. 5).

Laukynhorne. See Linkinhorne.

Launcelyn, J. Benedicta, daughter of John, 438 (2 m. 22).

Launcells, Cornw., 438 (4 m. 26).

Launcelot, Sir—, of the Order of St. John, g. 1836 (3).
-, -, Francis, p. 1517.

Launceston (Lanceston), alias Dunhevid (Downevet, Dounhevedburgh), Cornw., 438 (2 mm. 16, 21), 438 (3 mm. 11, 23), 438 (4 mm. 16, 23, 27).
-, -, castle, g. 94 (86).
-, -, priory, 438 (2 m. 21), 438 (3 m. 13).
-, -, -, prior of, 1493. See Cralian, J.

Launde priory, Leic., 438 (3 m. 18).
-, -, prior. See Lancaster, J.

Launder, Wm., chaplain, g. 682 (29).

Laung. See Lang.

Lauredano. See Loredano.

Laurence, groom of Katharine of Aragon, 20 (p. 15).

Laurence. See Lawrence.

Laurencekirk (Convet, Convecht), in Scotland, pp. 1523, 1526.

Laushull. See Lawshall.

Lauson. See Lawson.

Lauston (Laweston, Laueston), Henry, 438 (1 m. 6).

Lautrec (Lawter, Utrech, Lotrech), Odet de Foix, seigneur de, 1301 (p. 598), 1611, 1689 (p. 774), 1695, 1736, 1937, 2079, 2242, 2561, 3348, 3364.
-, -, -, commission to, 1611.

Lauweryn, Jerome, lord of Watrevliet, 2366 (2).

Laval, M. de, 1825, 3349 (p. 1412).

Lavarth. See Llanarth.

Lavell, John, g. 546 (21).

Lavender (Lavander), Wm., 438 (1 m. 12).

Lavenham (Laneham, Lanam, Lamenham), Suff., 438 (3 mm. 9, 17, 32), 438 (4 mm. 23, 26), 1803 (1 m. 1).

Laventon (Lawnden), Bucks, abbey, 438 (2 m. 31).
-, -, -, abbot. See Hall, W.

Laver, High-, Essex, g. 289 (16).

Laver, Little-, Essex, g. 289 (16).

Laver Mawdelyn (L. Maydeleyn), Essex, g. 289 (16).

La Verderne, Charles de, ordinary secretary of Margaret of Savoy, 1344.

La Vernade, Pierre de, master of requests of France, 2322.

Laverock, Th., 2054 (4).

Laversdale, Cumb. (Loversdale, Cornw.), [in Irthington], 1803 (1 m. 2).

Laverstock (Laverstoke), Hants, 1493 v.

Laverstock (Larstokke), Wilts, 438 (2 m. 30).

La Veure. See Veere.

La Vienne, Bart. de. See Alviano.

La Viridea, Charles de, secretary or audienciary to Margaret of Savoy, 2255.

Lavynder. See Lawnder.

La War, Lord. See Delaware.

Laward. See Lord.

Lawarr. See Delaware.

Lawden, John, purser, pp. 1499, 1500–2.

Lawder. See Lauder.

Lawderdale, in Scotland, lord of, 188n.

Lawe, John, 438 (3 m. 25).

Lawes (Lawe), Cuthbert, 438 (2 m. 24).

Laweston. See Lauston.

Lawford or Church Lawford (Lalford, Lalleford), Warw., 438 (1 m. 8), 438 (2 m. 14), 438 (3 m. 5), 438 (4 m. 17).

Lawford Parva, Warw., 1803 (2 m. 3).

Lawnden. See Laventon.

Lawnder (Lavynder), Wm., 1803 (2 m. 5).

Lawnell, Roger, 438 (1 m. 9).

Lawnselyn, Alice and Wm., g. 2772 (57).

Lawrence or Laurence (Laurens), Henry, 1493 ii.
-, - (Lawrens, Lorans), John, 438 (1 m. 6), 438 (3 mm. 9, 26).
-, - (Laurance), John, esquire for the Body, 20 (p. 16).
-, -, John, rector of Fonthill Gifford, 853.
-, - (Larrance), Ric., 438 (1 m. 26), 438 (4 m. 7):—g. 632 (70), 833 (4), 1415 (8).
-, - (Lawrense), Rob., 438 (1 m. 13).
-, -, Roger, 707.
-, -, Stephen, p. 1505.
-, -, Wm., 436.
-, -, Wm., a Scot, g. 1948 (14).

Lawrence Marston. See Marston.

Lawshall (Laushull), Suff., rector of, 438 (3 m. 25).

Lawson (Lauson), George, 2651, 2708–9, 2713, 3359:—p. 1507.
-, -, -, signature of, 3359.
-, - (Lauson), Gilbert, 438 (4 m. 12).
-, - (Laweson), James, 438 (4 m. 26).
-, -, John, of Leith, 1380.
-, - (Lauson), Wm., 438 (3 m. 31).

Lawter, Mons. de. See Lautrec.

Lawter, Lawtor or Lawtur, Godfrey, 20 (p. 17), 438 (1 m. 19).

Lawton, Chesh., g. 2684 (45).

Lawton (Hawton, Launton, Lauton), John, rector of Astbury, 438 (4 m. 18).

Laxton, Notts, 438 (1 m. 26).

Layburne (Leyborne, Leynborne), Kent, rectory of, pp. 1526, 1528.

Layburn (Laiborn), Rob., 1493 iii.
-, - (Laybourne, Layborn), Th., 438 (4 m. 8).

Laycock (Lacok), Wilts, 438 (2 m. 22):—g. 924 (29).

Laycon, Ric., 2392.

Layer (Layre) de la Hay, Essex, 1803 (1 m. 6).

Layer Marney (Leyre Marney), Essex, 438 (3 m. 19).

Layham (Leyham, Leigham), Suff. [in Clare], g. 94 (35 p. 50), 1083 (32).

Layneston. See Lainston.

Lazarus, a copyist of Erasmus, 2133.

La Zouche. See Zouche.

Lea, the Essex river, g. 969 (45).

Lea (Lee, Leygh, Be, Bye, Legh), Derb., 438 (2 mm. 8, 17 bis), 438 (3 m. 3).

Lea (Lee), Linc., 438 (3 m. 13), 438 (4 mm. 3, 16).

Lea (Ley) Marston, Warw., 438 (3 m. 25).

Leachlade (Lichelad), Glouc., g. 94 (35).

Lead, export of, g. 132 (91), 563 (13), 604 (12), 632 (68), 1170 (11), 1415 (17), 1494 (13, 21), 1662 (22), 3107 (2, 14, 53).
-, -, staple of, g. 132 (30), 381 (26).
-, - See also Ordnance.

Lead (Ledehall), Yorks, 438 (3 m. 12).

Leafield (Feelde in Whichewode), Oxon, g. 1365 (17).

League, the. See Cambray.

Leake (Leek), Linc., 438 (4 m. 23):—g. 2964 (45).
-, -, rector of, 438 (1 m. 10).

Leam (Leme, Overleme, Netherleme), Nthld., 1803 (1 m. 1).

Leamington (Lenyngton), Warw., 438 (2 m. 27).

Leases, Act touching, 341.

Leather, hides, &c., 193:—g. 1415 (17), 1494 (13), 1602 (31), 2772 (49), 3107 (2, 14), 3226 (14).
-, -, buying of (Act), 2590 (17).
-, -, export of, g. 132 (91), 563 (13), 604 (12), 1662 (22).
-, -, staple of, g. 132 (30), 381 (26).

Leatherhead (Letherhed, Lederede), Surr., 361, 438 (4 m. 28).

Leathermakers, 438 (3 m. 4).

Leather sellers, g. 158 (50), 604 (28), 2055 (31), 3499 (11).

Leawood (Wode, Leytwode), Devon [in Bridestowe], 438 (2 m. 11).

Le Bascle, Guillaume, of Britanny, 3349 (p. 1412).

Le Bras, Michelet, of Havre, 211.

Le Brasseur,—, 2414 (p. 1072).

Le Charon, Denis, French gunner, 1265 (p. 580), 2083 (2).

Leche, Alexander, chaplain, a Scot, g. 1415 (20).
-, - (Leych), John, 2392 (p. 1063).
-, -, John, clk., g. 1732 (4).
-, -, John, vicar of Chipping Walden, g. 2772 (57).
-, -, Martin, 438 (3 m. 30).
-, - (Leych, Lech), Ralph, 2392 (p. 1063), 2832 v., vi.:—g. 651 (7).
-, - (Leych), Ric., 2392 (p. 1063):—g. 1494 (8).
-, -, Th., 438 (1 m. 23).
-, -, Wm., 1262 (p. 578).

Lechedesham, Hants, g. 2964 (67).

Leckhampton (Lekehampton, Lechehampton), Glouc., 438 (3 m. 2).

Leckhampstead (Leycamstede), Bucks, g. 1462 (37).

Leckonfield (Lekynfeld, Lekingfeld), Yorks, 438 (2 mm. 9, 13, 17), 438 (3 m. 25), 1803 (2 m. 2):—g. 833 (23).

Leckwith (Liquith), co. Glamorgan, g. 749 (2).

Le Clerc, Alain, 3349 (p. 1412).
-, -, Daniel, receiver of the Emperor's artillery, 2205.

Le Clerck, J., of Bethune, 2995.

Le Cousturier, Jenyn, 3113.

Lecriand, Lacryan or Lecryant, Wm., gunner, 20 (p. 14), 311:—g. 218 (51).

Lecton or Lekton. See Layton.

Ledbury, Heref., 438 (3 m. 5):—g. 833 (71), 3107 (26, 41).

Leddringham. See Letheringham.

Ledehall. See Lead.

Lederede. See Leatherhead.

Ledesdale. See Liddisdale.

Ledington (Ludyngton), Glouc., 438 (4 m. 14).

Le Doulse, Pero, the King's cook, 20 (p. 15 "Pirse"), 877n., 970, 2624, 3561.

Ledyngton. See Lyddington.

Ledys. See Leeds.

Lee, Derb. See Lea.

Lee, Essex, 1672.

Lee, Kent, 1120:—g. 1123 (51, 58), 1172 (12).

Lee, Linc. See Lea.

Lee or Lagley, Salop, 438 (3 m. 20):—g. 381 (46).

Lee, in Tortington, Suss., g. 969 (38).

Lee, Wilts. See Leigh.

Lee, Anne, 438 (1 m. 1), 438 (4 m. 5).
-, - (Lyght, Legh, Leigh, Lygh), Ant., chief clerk of the Kitchen, 20 (p. 17), 82 (p. 39), 707, 2933:—p. 1505:—g. 94 (60), 257 (2), 3408 (11).
-, -, Edmund, p. 1544.
-, - (Legh), Fulk, 438 (3 m. 20).
-, - (Legh), Giles, g. 546 (57).
-, - (Lye), Henry, 853.
-, - (Legh), Humphrey, g. 1732 (27).
-, - (Leye), James, 1803 (2 m. 5).
-, -, Joan, 438 (3 m. 23):—g. 1266 (35).
-, -, Joan, abbess of St. Mary's, Winchester, 438 (3 m. 31).
-, - (Legh, Leygh, Lye, Ley), Sir John, 438 (4 m. 18):—p. 1545:—g. 257 (49), 731 (28), 833 (58 ii.), 1948 (10), 2222 (16 Surr.), 2484 (27), 2684 (8, 99), 3499 (12).
-, - (Legh, Lye, Alye), John, 20 (p. 13), 438 (2 m. 28), 438 (3 mm. 31–2), 438 (4 mm. 1, 12):—g. 414 (54), 1948 (19), 2222 (12).
-, - (Lye), Matth., page of the Chamber, 20 (p. 15).
-, - (Legh, Ley, Le), Sir Piers, 20 (p. 16), 438 (4 m. 16).
-, - (Legh), Ralph, 438 (3 m. 32).
-, - (Ligh, Loee), Ric., 19, 20 (p. 18), 82 (p. 40), 438 (1 m. 25), 438 (3 m. 31):—p. 1539:—g. 289 (43), 1266 (35), 2055 (120), 2222 (16 Kent).
-, - (Lye, Ly), Richard, abbot of Shrewsbury, 205, 438 (4 m. 4), 3464:—g. 1123 (55), 1221 (51–2).
-, - (Alee), Ric., of the Jewel House, 20 (p. 18), 82 (p. 42).
-, - (Alee, Legh, Le, Ley), Rob., 20 (pp. 17, 19 bis), 82 (pp. 39, 40), 438 (1 m. 1), 438 (3 m. 24), 438 (4 mm. 5, 25):—g. 563 (2), 1266 (35).
-, - (Legh, Leygh), Roger, p. 1545:—g. 2684 (8).
-, - (Legh), Th., g. 218 (32), 546 (57).
-, - (Legh), Thomas, M.A., King's chaplain, g. 2422 (16).
-, - (Aligh, Alye, à Lye), Wm., g. 94 (93), 158 (70), 709 (56), 749 (31, 42).
-, - (Legh, à Legh), Wm., King's spear, 1990, 2480 (23), 2885.
-, - (Alee), Wm., receiver general of Berwick lands, 746:—g. 94 (55), 857 (16).
-, - (Leygh, Lye), Wm., sewer of the Chamber, 20 (p. 13), 639, 877n., 913.

Leed. See Lydd.

Leeds (Ledes), Kent, g. 833 (70).
-, -, castle, g. 1524 (45).
-, -, park, g. 1524 (45).
-, -, priory, 438 (3 m. 11):—g. 2137 (8), 3499 (55).
-, -, -, confirmation for, g. 924 (30).
-, -, -, prior. See Chetham, R.

Leeds (Ledys), Yorks, 438 (2 m. 14), 438 (3 m. 12), 1803 (1 m. 4).
-, -, Kirkstall abbey. See under K.

Leek, Linc. See Leake.

Leek (Leeke, Leke), Staff., 438 (2 m. 24), 438 (3 mm. 5, 6).

Leek or Leeke. See Leke.

Leeming (Lemyng), Little-, Yorks, g. 2964 (44).

Leeming (Lemyng), John, g. 3582 (7).

Leeuwarden (Lewardia), in Friesland, letter dated at, 3455.

Leey. See Ley.

Le Feld. See Leighfield.

Lefevre, Roland, Sieur de Tamise, treasurer to Prince Charles, 2070, 2528, 2563–4, 2849.

Legate, the [in France]. See Amboise, G. d'.

Legbourne (Leyghburn), Linc., 438 (4 m. 25).
-, -, nunnery, 1505.

Legendre, Adenet, French ship captain, 1467.

Legge, Warw., in Aston, 438 (4 m. 12).

Legh, Derb. See Lea.

Legh. See Lee.

Leghderant. See Leigh Durant.

Legham (Lagham) manor, Surr., 643:—g. 709 (26).

Leghorn, in Italy, 2991.

Leght, Wilts. See Leigh.

Leghton. See Leighton.

Legnago (Lignano, Lynago), in Italy, 522, 531, 570, 2074, 3396.

Le Grand, Henry, gunner, 2414 (p. 1072).

Legsby (Legysbe), Linc., 438 (1 m 6).

Le Gyche. See La Guiche.

Legysbe. See Legsby.

Le Haye, Salop. See Hay.

Leicester, 102, 438 (2 m. 32), 438 (3 m. 8), 438 (4 mm. 6, 13, 26), 1803 (2 m. 5):—g. 833 (11), 1221 (41), 2684 (41), 3049 (26).
-, -, castle, g. 218 (12).
-, -, mayor and burgesses, 438 (3 m. 16).
-, -, St. Mary de Pratis abbey, 438 (3 m. 2).
-, -, -, abbot. See Pexsall, R.; Penny, John.
-, -, -, confirmation for, g. 414 (18).
-, -, St. Mary's College (New College, Newark), 438 (1 m. 18), 438 (2 m. 8), 1803 (1 m. 2), 1803 (2 m. 3):—g. 784 (27), 1524 (32), 3324 (4).
-, -, -, confirmation for, g. 414 (34).
-, -, -, dean. See Whistons, J.; Young, J.; Derby, T.
-, -, Wigston's hospital, g. 2137 (16), 3499 (27).

Leicester, archd. of, commissary and official, 438 (1 m. 18).

Leicester (Leycestre), Laurence, clk., 853.
-, - (Leycestre), Peter, 438 (2 m. 4).
-, -, Roger de, g. 519 (42).
-, - (Leycettur), Wm., g. 3499 (68).

Leicestershire, 205 (p. 106), 438 (1 m. 13), 438 (2 m. 10), 438 (3 m. 18), 849, 2392:—g. 132 (26), 190 (3), 218 (55), 381 (74), 833 (11), 969 (23), 1003 (1), 1123 (15), 1462 (1), 1494 (9, 55), 1804 (22, 28 ii., 30), 1836 (6), 2222 (12, 16), 2330 (3), 2484 (9, 17), 3408 (18, 37), 3499 (12, 66, 68).
-, -, commission of the peace, p. 1539.

Leigh, Derb. See Lea.

Leigh, Lanc., 438 (4 mm. 6, 16).

Leigh (La Lee), Oxon, g. 485 (44).

Leigh (Lee, Leght), Wilts, 1803 (1 mm. 1, 6).

Leigh Durant (Leghderant), Cornw. and Devon, g. 1083 (2).

Leigh upon Mendip (Lye or Lygh upon Mynydemp), Soms., 438 (3 mm. 17, 31).

Leigh. See Lee.

Leigham. See Layham.

Leighfield (Le Feld, Lighfeld), Rutl., alias the "forest of Rutland," ranger, g. 257 (52), 632 (47). See Ratcliff, R.

Leighlin, in Ireland, archd. of, p. 1526.
-, -, bp. of, 1910:—p. 1528. See Maguire, N.; Halsey, T.
-, -, diocese, p. 1526.

Leighs (Lyghes), or Great Leighs, Essex, priory, 438 (1 m. 9).
-, -, -, prior. See Trotter, H.

Leighton (Leyghton), Beds, 438 (4 m. 9).

Leighton, Hunts, g. 1805 (2).

Leighton, Lanc., 438 (3 m. 10).

Leighton Buzzard (L. Busard), Beds, 438 (4 m. 14).

Leighton (Leghton), John, g. 1804 (4).
-, -, Maud, g. 1804 (4).
-, - (Leygtton), Rob., of the Guard, ship captain, 707, 1134, 1661 (3).
-, -, Sir Th., knighted at Tournay, 1176, 2392:—App. 26:—p. 1543.
-, - (Lekton, Lecton, &c.), Th., 438 (4 m. 24).

Leigh wood, Wilts, g. 1171 (2).

Leinden. See Laindon.

Leintwardine (Lentwardyn), Heref., 438 (2 m. 8).

Leith (Lyth, Lidebourg, Let), in Scotland, 585, 1262, 1324–5, 1504, 1645, 1775, 2085, 2793, 2973, 3349.
-, -, St. Anthony's priory, p. 1522.

Leke, Staff. See Leek.

Leke, Eliz., widow of Andrew, 438 (2 m. 21).
-, - (Leyk), Sir John, knighted at Lille, 2392:—App. 26.
-, - (Leeke), John, 438 (2 mm. 5, 12), 1176 (4):—g. 1948 (23).
-, - (Leeke), Margaret, 438 (3 m. 5).
-, - (Leek, Leyk), Th., 438 (3 m. 5), 2392.

Lekehampton. See Leckhampton.

Lekynfeld. See Leckonfield.

Leland (Leyland, Leylond), Wm., 438 (4 m. 16):—App. 26.

Lelegrave, Wm., g. 1266 (6).

Leliten, Lelytyn. See Lillington.

Lemagis, Wm., g. 2684 (57).

Leman, Th., vicar of Walpole, 438 (3 m. 16).

Le Marcer, Olivier, g. 2861 (20).

Le March. See Marche.

Leme. See Leam.

Lemington, Over-, Glouc., 438 (4 m. 3).

Le More, Salop. See Moor.

Lemos (Lemus), count of, of Spain, 162 (p. 85).

Le Motte. See Mote.

Lempriere, Th., bailiff of Jersey, g. 257 (37).

Lempston, Surr., 438 (4 m. 22).

Lemyng. See Leeming.

Lemyngton. See Lymington.

Lemyngton, Ralph, g. 784 (3).

Lemyster. See Leominster.

Lenaenach. See Nenagh.

Lenakre. See Linacre.

Lenard, Ric., g. 3049 (33).

Lenard Stanley. See Stanley St. Leonard's.

Lenborough (Letymburgh), Bucks, 438 (2 m. 8).

Lench Randolff, Worc., 438 (3 m. 14).

Lench, Rouse- (Rowslenche), Worc., 438 (3 m. 11).

Lenche, Sheriffs- (Shiresfeslenche), Worc., g. 924 (12), 969 (32), 3226 (28).

Lendall, Th., purser, 2881.

Lendenara, in Italy, 3396.

Lene. See Lynn.

Le Negro, Peter, 3567.

Leney, M. de. See Ligne.

Lenham (Leneham), Kent, 438 (3 m. 20).

Lenn or Lenne. See Lynn.

Lennington (Lynyngton, Lenengton), Joan, 438 (1 m. 18).

Lennox (Lenox), Matthew Stewart earl of, slain at Flodden, 255, 2246 (1, 4), 2313.
-, - (Levinax), John Stewart earl of (1513), 2461, 2973.

Lentalle, Th., g. 1494 (55).

Lenthorpe. See Leventhorpe.

Lenton, Notts, priory, 438 (3 m. 6):—g. 519 (18).
-, -, -, prior. See Reynold, T.

Lenton, John, g. 1662 (23), 2484 (17).
-, -, Nic., 20 (p. 18), 82 (p. 39), 707.

Lentwardyn. See Leintwardine.

Leny, Lord. See Ligne.

Lenyngton. See Leamington.

LEO X, POPE [John de Medici, elected 9 March 1513], 1677, 1682, 1694, 1699, 1701, 1718, 1723–4, 1737–8, 1740–1, 1747, 1750–1, 1753, 1762, 1769, 1775–6, 1781–2, 1792, 1830, 1846, 1854, 1857, 1872, 1877, 1884, 1892, 1895, 1899, 1902, 1916–7, 1937, 1952–3, 1970, 1984, 2002, 2010, 2016, 2029, 2032, 2038, 2041, 2056, 2069–70, 2077, 2108, 2120, 2124, 2127, 2132, 2144, 2160, 2178, 2212, 2216, 2237, 2242, 2250, 2258–9, 2264, 2267, 2273, 2276, 2291–2, 2307, 2309, 2328–9, 2343, 2353–4, 2373, 2375, 2377, 2389, 2395, 2397, 2428, 2456, 2462, 2474–7, 2493, 2495–6, 2523 ii., 2526–7, 2530, 2554, 2561, 2564–5, 2567–8, 2572, 2577, 2584, 2595, 2601–2, 2607, 2609, 2611, 2629–31, 2633, 2644–5, 2653, 2665, 2689–90, 2694, 2697, 2724, 2736, 2743–5, 2755, 2770, 2783–4, 2790, 2794, 2800, 2816, 2823, 2845, 2849, 2852, 2855, 2859–60, 2869, 2876, 2887, 2915, 2921, 2926–9, 2932, 2945, 2957, 2969, 2975, 2981, 2998, 3003, 3009, 3011, 3014 ii., 3018, 3024, 3051, 3063, 3072, 3075, 3080–1, 3093, 3105–6, 3109, 3117, 3132, 3150–1, 3160, 3173, 3192, 3198, 3203–4, 3206, 3212, 3220, 3231, 3236, 3241, 3243 ii., 3245, 3253, 3256, 3261 ii., 3274, 3285, 3301–2, 3304, 3322, 3362, 3379, 3391–2, 3400, 3404–5, 3407, 3417 (p. 1437), 3468, 3482, 3490, 3495–7, 3508, 3511, 3519, 3527, 3533–4, 3540, 3546–8, 3556, 3558, 3569, 3574, 3585:—p. 1516:—g. 1732 (32), 1836 (3, 5), 2772 (13).
-, -, bulls of, 2870, 2910–11, 3275–9, 3568, 3617:—g. 3499 (8 ii.).
-, -, letters (briefs) from, 1687, 1746, 1759, 1827, 2017–8, 2030–1, 2036, 2048, 2155, 2197, 2253, 2288, 2354, 2469,
-, 2512–13, 2517, 2559, 2560, 2636, 2639–41, 2658–60, 2664, 2688, 2760–1, 2802, 2820–2, 2916–20, 2978, 2986–8, 2990, 3005–7, 3016, 3019–21, 3083, 3092, 3125, 3128, 3157–8, 3164, 3205, 3242, 3249, 3254–5, 3284, 3300, 3305, 3311–12, 3358, 3401–2, 3462, 3470, 3475, 3487, 3532, 3563, 3617.
-, -, letters to, 1707, 1719, 1756–7, 1974, 2084, 2310, 2355, 2420, 2436–7, 2548–53, 2674, 2715, 2884, 3119–20, 3139–40, 3390, 3489, 3588–9.
-, -, English and Imperial embassies to do fealty, 2010.
-, -, sending legates to France and England, 2064, 2077, 2353, 2436, 2611.
-, -, league with the Swiss, 2771.
-, -, his oath to (or capitulation with) the Conclave, 1677 (p. 770n.), 2517.
-, -, Regesta of, pp. 1527–32.
-, -, treaty (secret) with Ferdinand, 3291.

Leodo, Sieur de, of Guienne, 1344.

Leominster (Lemyster), Heref., 438 (2 m. 8), 438 (3 mm. 20, 26), 438 (4 mm. 25, 27).

Leominster (Lymyster), Suss., g. 969 (38).

Leon, in Spain, 3435, 3451.

Leonino, Angelo, bp. of Tivoli, q.v.

Leouns, in Austria, 3109.

Le Pere, Philip, 1262.

Leppington (Lepyngton), Th., 438 (3 m. 22).

Lepyngton, Wm., 438 (2 m. 7).

Le Rendnal, Jean, French prisoner, p. 928.

Le Roy, Guyon, Sieur de Chillou, q.v.

Le Roye, Francis, g. 3408 (26).

Le Sauvage, John, Sieur de Schaubeke, chancellor of Brabant, 919, 2366 (2), 2985.

Lescarde. See Liskeard.

Lescorno, Don Juan de, admiral of the Spanish fleet, 1385.

Leskard or Leskerd. See Liskeard.

Lesley. See Lisle.

Leson, Thomas, 1951.
-, -, Thomas, chaplain, 2480 (4), 3535.
-, -, Thomas, canon of Shrewsbury, p. 1527.
-, -, Thomas, rector of Bentham, g. 1123 (28).
-, -, Thomas, rector of Ewelme, g. 2055 (97).
-, - (Lesons), Thomas, rector of Tettenhall, p. 1525:—g. 563 (4).

L'Esparre (Lespar), Sieur de, 3348.

Lespine,—.a French messenger, 734.

Lessingham (Lesyngham), Geoffrey, rector of St. Edmond's, Norwich, 438 (4 m. 5).

Lessness (Lesones), Kent, abbey, 438 (4 m. 21).
-, -, abbot of. See Blakemore, H.; Tiseherste, W.
-, -, election of abbot, g. 1732 (30, 51).

Lesster, Mr. See Lister.

Lestaurik. See Restalrig.

Le Strange, Richard lord (1398–1449), and Eliz. his wife, 438 (3 m. 10).

Le Strange (Straunge), Anne, widow of Thomas, 438 (3 m. 11).
-, -, Sir George Stanley lord, 438 (3 m. 14).
-, -, Joan lady, d. and h. of John lord Le Strange (1449–1477), and widow of Sir George Stanley(†1487), 309, 438 (3 m. 10):—g. 3107 (40), 3499 (72).
-, - (Straunge), John, 438 (1 m. 2):—pp. 1540–1:—g. 381 (43), 833 (58 i.).
-, -, Rob., 20 (p. 16), 438 (1 m. 1), 438 (3 m. 11), 1176 (4):—g. 11 (10), 833 (50 i.).
-, -, Sir Roger, 438 (1 m. 2):—g. 218 (37).

Leswaide. See Lasswade.

Letcombe Basset (L. Fasset), Berks, g. 885 (13).

Letherhed. See Leatherhead.

Letheringham (Lethringham, Leddringham), Suff., 438 (3 m. 22), 438 (4 mm. 1, 29).

Lethewood. See Lythwood.

Letley. See Litley; also Netley.

Le Tort, Rogerin, 2605.

Letton, Heref., 438 (2 m. 26).

Letton. See Latton.

Letymburgh. See Lenborough.

Letyre, Francis, falconer, 20 (p. 14), 82 (p. 43).

Leuarnac, St. John's by. See Killone.

Leucophæus,—, 771.

Leuesham. See Lewisham.

Leukemore. See Lewkenor.

Leulinghen (Lullingham), in Picardy, 2392.

Leuroux, seigneurie, in France, 951.

Leuykyr, near Wilberfoss, g. 158 (32).

Leuyton. See Luton.

Levant, the, 1393 iv.

Le Veau, Jean, secretary of Andrea da Borgo, letters from, 983, 1000, 1055, 1064, 1075, 1087, 1090, 1877.
-, -, -, letter from, 1877.

Levedown. See Lovedown.

Leven, Yorks, 438 (2 m. 20).

Leven's (Levyns), Westmld., 438 (1 m. 14).

Leventhorpe (Lenthorpe), Dorothy, 1165 (2).
-, -, John, 20 (p. 12), 438 (4 m. 2):—p. 1538:—g. 257 (49), 289 (3).
-, -, Th., 438 (1 m. 11).

Lever, Yevan, a Breton, g. 1462 (28).

Leveret, Henry and Simon (2 m. 24).

Levermer0. See Livermere.

Leversage, Ant., g. 158 (41).
-, -, Edm., 438 (4 m. 3):—g. 158 (41), 357 (34).
-, -, Eleanor, widow of Edmond, 438 (2 m. 18).
-, -, Rob., g. 357 (34).

Leversege. See Liversedge.

Leverton, Linc., 438 (4 m. 23).

Levesey (Lovesey), Edm., 20 (p. 17), 82 (p. 39):—g. 158 (42).
-, -, George, 735, 877n.

Levesham. See Lewisham.

Leveson, Nic., g. 2684 (6).

Levestoft. See Lowestoft.

Levet, John, g. 2862 (7).

Levetot, John de, g. 519 (42).

Levinax. See Lennox.

Levingstoun. See Livingstone.

Le Vise or Le Vises. See Devizes.

Levisham (Levesham), Yorks, 438 (2 m. 17).

Levsham. See Lewisham.

Levynton. See Linton.

Lew, Devon. See North Lew.

Lewardia. See Leeuwarden.

Lewer or Leweb, Suss., 438 (2 m. 25).

Lewes (Lewys), Suss., 438 (2 m. 23), 438 (4 m. 26), 559:—g. 381 (88), 546 (41).
-, -, priory, 438 (4 m. 4).
-, -, -, confirmation for, g. 632 (38).
-, -, -, prior of. See Ashton, J.

Lewes, archdeacon of, 438 (2 m. 26), 438 (4 m. 18).

Lewis, a ship captain. See Southern.

Lewis or Lewes, Chr., 2668:—pp. 1509, 1515.
-, -, Geoffrey, 438 (4 m. 19).
-, -, Griffith, rector of Old Radnor, g. 1083 (42).
-, -, Hugh, 438 (2 m. 9).
-, -, Hugh, rector of Llanfihangell, g. 485 (60).
-, -, John, 20 (p. 15), 457, 704.
-, -, Sir Ric., 20 (p. 12), 1453, 1661 (3, 4).
-, -, Ric., 2438.
-, -, Rob., mayor of Canterbury (A.D. 1530), 1527.

Lewisham (Levesham, Leuesham), Kent, g. 1221 (15), 2422 (7).

Lewisham (Levsham), Rob., 20 (p. 18), 82 (p. 40).

Lewkenor, Oxon. See Lewknor.

Lewkenor (Lewknour), Edw., 20 (p. 16), 82 (p. 39), 184 (2), 559, 577 (3), 874 (2), 3313 (6, 7):—p. 1545:—g. 257 (49), 632 (26).
-, -, Francis, g. 969 (38).
-, -, John, 559 (p. 327).
-, - (Leukemore, Lewekemore), Sir Roger, 438 (4 m. 7), 1661 (3, 4 p. 752):—p. 1545:—g. 969 (23), 1083 (39).
-, -, Roger, 559:—p. 1545:—g. 709 (26).

Lewknor (Lewkenor), Oxon, 520:—g. 546 (27), 632 (64).

Lewys, Hakenett de, minstrel, 20 (p. 13).

Ley (Leey), Salop, 438 (4 m. 9).

Ley, Warw. See Lea.

Ley. See Lee.

Ley (Loy, La Hay), Simon de, Breton killed at Brest, 1371, 1385, 1403.

Leyborne. See Layburne.

Leycamstede. See Leckhampstead.

Leycettur. See Leicester.

Leych. See Leche.

Leyden (Leyen), in Holland, 2613, 2809.

Leyff, Robert, rector of Stansted Thele, p. 1528.

Leygh. See Lee.

Leygh, Derb. See Lea.

Leyghburn. See Legbourne.

Leyham. See Layham.

Leyke. See Leke.

Leyland or Leylond. See Leland.

Leyndon. See Laindon.

Leynham,—, 2053.

Leyre Marny. See Layer Marney.

Leysola, Charron de, g. 1948 (47).

Leystoft. See Lowestoft.

Leyton. See Leighton.

Leytwode. See Leawood.

Liamocaernoc. See Lyethmacacmog.

Liberate, writs of, g. 218 (60).

Licences:—
-, to acquire in mortmain, g. 158 (24–5, 27), 414 (13), 485 (34), 519 (13, 39), 546 (30), 604 (20), 784 (10), 804 (20, 31), 969 (24, 43, 65), 1123 (11), 1415 (19, 27), 1662 (34), 1732 (4, 26, 28), 1804 (25), 2055 (57), 2137 (7, 8), 2222 (1), 2330 (4), 2684 (69, 81), 3226 (5), 3408 (39), 3499 (27, 55).
-, - See also below Licences to found chantries.
-, to alienate, g. 54 (47), 381 (16), 632 (18), 784 (22), 833 (41), 969 (3), 1221 (43), 1462 (27), 1494 (16), 1662 (23–4), 1948 (26), 2055 (73), 3049 (20), 3107 (19).
-, to appropriate, g. 1221 (40), 1266 (22), 1365 (4), 3499 (50).
-, to change the name of priory to that of abbey, g. 833 (64).
-, to cut wood in forests, g. 1221 (36).
-, to elect, g. 54 (6), 94 (46, 106), 218 (36, 40), 289 (27, 47), 381 (11), 485 (52), 546 (40), 1044 (22), 1123 (55), 1365 (10, 13), 1662 (30, 51), 1732 (50), 2535 (20, 24), 2684 (25), 2861 (17), 2863 (1), 3107 (50), 3408 (28).
-, to export, g. 3226 (29). See Wool, Tin, Cloth, Leather, Lead.
-, to found chantries, &c., g. 381 (69), 519 (39), 546 (75), 784 (3, 27), 833 (16), 857 (21), 924 (18), 1044 (12), 1316 (11), 1494 (46), 1524 (35), 1804 (40), 2055 (51, 53–4), 2137 (16), 2772 (61), 2964 (56), 3226 (3), 3324 (20), 3408 (29).
-, to found guilds, g. 632 (43), 924 (35), 1732 (39), 2772 (57), 2964 (9, 56, 59, 70), 3582 (25).
-, to gather alms, g. 357 (23), 632 (3), 750 (4), 833 (54), 924 (2), 1083 (19), 2862 (4).
-, to go abroad for study, g. 257 (26).
-, to impark, g. 414 (30), 546 (38), 804 (8), 833 (5, 51), 969 (59), 1494 (28), 1804 (20), 2684 (78), 3499 (73).
-, to import, g. 1948 (37), 2861 (20), 2964 (48), 3049 (5), 3107 (2, 12, 27), 3226 (14, 29), 3582 (13). See also under Wine; also Woad, Silk, Cloth (linen), Caps.
-, to practise medicine, g. 3582 (19).
-, to retain apprentices, g. 1948 (71).
-, to retain customs, g. 1948 (46), 2684 (52), 3107 (44, 49), 3226 (18, 20), 3408 (8).
-, to trade (aliens), g. 1221 (32), 1462 (9, 28), 2055 (91), 2684 (60). See also Safe conducts.
-, to trade in Ireland, g. 2861 (31).

Lichelad. See Leachlade.

Lichet. See Lytchet.

Lichfield (Lychefeld, Lyche), Staff., 438 (1 m. 9), 438 (2 mm. 6, 24, 26, 29), 438 (3 m. 3), 438 (4 mm. 15 bis, 16, 27), 1803 (1 m. 1, 2 m. 4):—g. 11 (10), 709 (22).
-, -, cathedral, 438 (4 m. 6), 1803 (1 m. 1):—p. 1528:—g. 2055 (54).
-, -, -, canons of, p. 1523–4.
-, -, -, chancellor, 853.
-, -, -, dean. See Yotton, J.

Lichfield (Lychefeild), Clement, abbot of Evesham (Jan. 1514), p. 1546:—g. 2684 (22).
-, - (Lichefeld), John, clk., g. 1524 (21).
-, - (Lycchefeld), Th., 1803 (2 m. 5):—g. 1662 (23).
-, - (Lychefeld), Wm., King's chaplain, 20 (p. 14), 341, 1450.
-, -, Wm., clk., dean of Tamworth, g. 1524 (21).

Lichtenstein (Lyttsteyne), Sir Paul, ruler of the Tyrol, 780.

Licques (Lysk), in Picardy, 2392.

Liddel (Liddall), the Border river, p. 1260.

Liddell, Cumb., g. 2684 (86).

Liddelowe. See Ludlow.

Liddington. See Lyddington.

Liddisdale (Lidesdale, Ledesdale), in Scotland, 1504, 2443.

Lidebourg. See Leith.

Lidiare Episcopi. See Lydiard.

Liège (Lwke, Luke), 1311 (p. 602), 1400, 1421, 1440, 1594, 1813, 2068, 2083, 2254 ii., 2360, 2532, 2957.
-, -, French prisoners taken in, 1421.

Liège (Lwke), [Everard de la Marck] bp. of, and of Chartres, 1399, 1400, 1440, 2063, 2069, 2083, 3269 (3), 3407n.

Lierville, François de Theligny sieur de, seneschal of Rouergue, 2186.

Lifton (Lyston), Devon, 1803 (2 m. 5):—g. 132 (115), 289 (5).
-, -, rector presented, g. 158 (51), 2055 (27).

Ligan. See Lugano.

Ligh. See Lee.

Lighfeld. See Leighfield.

Ligh lands, near Tortington, Suss., 559.

Lightfote,—, 653.
-, - (Lyzghtfote), Edw., 1529.
-, -, Humphrey, p. 1509.

Lighthorn, Warw., g. 158 (36), 709 (41, 43).

Lignano. See Legnago.

Ligne (Ligny, Leny, Lynye, Lynny, Leney), Anthony comte de Faulconberg, Sieur de, 1792–3, 1909, 1918, 1932, 1934, 2025, 2095 (? "Guigne"), 2128, 2139, 2225, 2249, 2383, 2388, 2391 (pp. 1059–60), 2392 (p. 1063), 2414, 2656, 2835, 2878, 2995, 3113.
-, -, -, letters from, 1793, 3474.
-, -, -, letter to, 2878.
-, -, -, commission to, 1934.
-, -, -, petition of, 2249.
-, -, -, signature, 1932.
-, -, -, his mâitre d'hotel, 1934.
-, -, -, his titles, 2414.

Ligne, Louis de. See Barbançon.

Likerke,—, maid of honor to Margaret of Savoy, 3041.

Lilbourne, Ric., p. 1520.

Lilburn, West-, Nthld., 438 (2 m. 19).

Lile. See Lisle.

Lille, Mons. de. See Brandon, C. (lord Lisle).

Lille (Lisle), in Flanders, 1387, 2053 (6 iii.), 2202, 2255–6, 2294 (2), 2372, 2375–6, 2380, 2391 (pp. 1060–1), 2392, 2445, 2542, 2572, 2577, 2678, 2682, 2736, 2744–5, 2777, 2811, 2941, 3041, 3139, 3163, 3257–8, 3264:—App. 26.
-, -, letters dated at, 2180, 2203, 2225, 2230, 2261, 2271, 2281, 2286, 2366, 2374, 2377.
-, -, "the canon of," 2694, 3235.
-, -, Friars Observants, 2375.

Lilleshall (Lilleshull), Salop, abbey, 438 (4 m. 27).
-, -, -, abbot. See Barton, G.

Lillingston (Lullingston), Bucks, 438 (2 m. 5):—g. 357 (3, 45), 1316 (15).

Lillingston (Lullyngston) Dancy, Oxon. See Lillington Lovell.

Lillingston Dayrell, Bucks, 438 (4 m. 10).

Lillingston Lovell alias L. Dauncy, Oxon (but within Bucks), 438 (1 m. 7), 438 (2 m. 6), 438 (3 m. 25):—g. 1316 (15), 1462 (37).

Lillington (Lelytyn, Leliten, Lylytyn), Warw., 438 (2 m. 9), 1803 (1 m. 6).

Lilly or Lylle, John, 20 (p. 18), 82 (p. 40).
-, -, Wm., 1803 (1 m. 4).
-, - (Lily), Wm., schoolmaster, 2419.

Limber Magna, Linc., 438 (3 m. 12).

Limbury (Limbere, Limbery), Ric., 438 (4 m. 3).

Limena (Lymisne), near Padua, letter dated at, 196.

Limerick in Ireland, confirmation of charters, g. 546 (69).
-, -, licence for, g. 1948 (37).
-, -, cathedral, canons of, p. 1530 bis.
-, -, -, dean of, pp. 1522, 1524, 1530.
-, -, -, treasurer of, p. 1530.

Limerick diocese, pp. 1522, 1524.

Linacre, John, 438 (4 m. 4).
-, - (Lynakre, Lynakur, Lynacres), Robert, 438 (4 m. 4), 2392 (p. 1063).
-, - (Lynakyer, Lenakre), Th., 438 (3 m. 6), 736, 771, 863, 882, 891, 920, 949, 968, 1082, 2519, 2656 (6).

Linby (Lyndeby, Lymby), Notts, 438 (1 m. 6):—g. 751 (3), 833 (55), 2684 (1).

Lincluden (Linclowden, Kenclodin) provostry, in Scotland, 1135:—p. 1527.

Lincoll, Wm., g. 749 (38).

Lincoln, 144, 205 (p. 106), 438 (1 mm. 4, 5, 16), 438 (2 mm. 25–6), 438 (3 m. 20), 438 (4 mm. 18, 22, 25, 27), 872, 1798:—g. 357 (6), 833 (11, 71), 1123 (2), 1316 (3), 2222 (16).
-, -, deed dated at, 575.
-, -, mayor and citizens of, 438 (3 m. 8), 872:—g. 357 (6).
-, -, weavers, confirmation of charters, g. 1123 (42).
-, -, places in:—
-, Beamount and Beamounts Rents, g. 2684 (2).
-, Cathedral, 438 (1 m. 15), 438 (2 m. 6), 438 (3 m. 8), 1803 (1 m. 4), 3142:—g. 651 (11), 2772 (29).
-, -, chantry of Duchess of Lancaster and Countess of Westmoreland, g. 651 (11).
-, -, dean of. See Wolsey, T.
-, -, lease by the vicars, 575.
-, -, Richard Ravenser's chantry, g. 924 (26).
-, -, subdean of, 438 (3 m. 3).
-, -, treasurer, 438 (1 m. 10), 438 (2 m. 14).
-, Close, 438 (1 m. 10).
-, College of Sir Nicholas and Joan Cantelupe, 438 (1 m. 10).
-, Hangate, g. 2684 (2).
-, Hospital of Holy Innocents of Malardry, 438 (2 m. 11).
-, St. Katharine's priory, 438 (2 m. 6), 438 (3 m. 15).
-, -, prior. See Johnson, R.

Lincoln, archdeacon of, 438 (1 m. 15).
-, -, bishop of, 438 (1 m. 11), 438 (3 m. 25), 438 (4 m. 14), 2629, 2635, 2642, 2644, 2653, 2660, 2783, 3197, 3275, 3301–2, 3315, 3495–7, 3560:—pp. 1527, 1531. See Smith, W., Wolsey, T., Atwater, W.
-, -, bishopric and diocese of, g. 857 (18), 2772 (13, 29), 3499 (9).
-, -, -, consistory of, 438 (1 m. 18).

Lincoln, John de la Pole earl of (†1487), g. 546 (43), 632 (66), 709 (14), 1083 (23), 1662 (11), 1948 (31), 2055 (95 i., iii.), 2617 (29), 3107 (16), 3499 (58).

Lincoln, John, 438 (3 m. 4).

Lincoln, Sir [i.e., the bp. of Lincoln]. See Wolsey, T.

Lincolnshire, 205 (p. 106), 559, 1798, 2054 (3), 2414, 2544:—p. 1516:—g. 132 (59), 158 (63, 76), 190 (3), 218 (55), 257 (48), 381 (74), 604 (31), 632 (26), 651 (13), 709 (55), 749 (6), 804 (21, 38), 833 (11), 969 (23, 52, 54), 1003 (1), 1123 (15), 1365 (24), 1462 (1), 1494 (9, 55), 1524 (30), 1804 (22), 2055 (43), 2222 (12, 16), 2330 (3), 2484 (9, 17), 2684 (20), 3408 (6, 18, 37), 3499 (12, 16), 3582 (14).
-, -, commission of the peace, pp. 1539–40.
-, -, Richmond fee in, g. 132 (56, 88).
-, -, wards' lands in, g. 158 (63).

Lindores (Lundoris), Henry abbot of, 2461.

Lindsay, Alex., earl of Crawford, q.v.
-, -, Patrick lord, of the Byris, g. 2862 (8).

Lindsey, part of Lincolnshire, p. 1540:—g. 357 (6).

Lindsey (Linsey, Lyndesey), John, 20 (p. 18), 82 (p. 40), 707 (p. 383):—g. 2772 (26).
-, - (Lyndesey), Wm., abbot of St. John's, Colchester, 205, 438 (1 m. 5), 963, 3464.

Linen drapers, 438 (2 m. 6).

Lingen (Lyngeyn, Lyngoyn, Lyngon, Lyngham, Lyngam), Sir John, 438 (1 m 16), 1661 (p. 752):—pp. 1518. 1538:—g. 257 (49), 632 (26), 924 (31), 1494 (4, 9), 2484 (9), 3499 (12).
-, -, Wm., 20 (p. 12):—g. 519 (11), 784 (45, 49).

Lingfield (Lyngesfeld, Linkfelde), Surr., 438 (4 m. 2):—g. 519 (31), 709 (26).

Lingwood, Norf., 438 (1 m. 14).

Linkinhorne (Laukynhorne, Laukynhornee), Cornw., 1803 (2 m. 4).

Linley, Salop, 2537.

Linlithgow, in Scotland, 1775 (p. 810).
-, -, letters dated at, 834, 1135, 1137, 1211 (2), 1212, 1539 1767.

Lins. See Lintz.

Linsey. See Lindsey.

Linstead (Lynsted), Great-, Suff., 438 (3 m. 14):—g. 190 (4).

Linstead (Lynstede), Parva, Suff, g. 190 (4).

Linthecombe. See Lurcombe.

Linton, Kent, 438 (3 m. 15).

Linton (Nition), in Scotland, vicar of, pp. 1521, 1523.

Linton Parva, Camb., 1803 (2 m. 1).

Linton (Levynton), West-, Cumb. 1493 vi.

Linton, Rob., 707 (p. 383).

Lintz (Lynse, Lynce, Lins, Lynche), in Austria, 1469, 2694, 2815, 2889.
-, -, letters dated at, 2753, 2755, 2790, 2794.

Linwood (Lynwode), Linc., g. 519 (10), 2684 (2).

Lion, Ralph, purveyor, his account, 3319.

Lionia, Herveus, count of (temp. Stephen), charter of, g. 546, (35).

Lipiatt. See Lypiat.

Lippomano, Hieronimo, letters from 680, 714.
-, -, Vetor, letters from, 1846 ii., 2159, 2273, 2307, 2373, 2389, 2428, 2508, 2527, 2746, 2869, 2891, 2921, 2969, 2981, 3043, 3059, 3072, 3081, 3117, 3160, 3173, 3206, 3243.
-, -, -, letter to, 680.

Liquith. See Leckwith.

Lisbon (Lyxborne), in Portugal, 1326 (p. 618), 2265, 2801.
-, -, letter dated at, 1974.
-, -, earthquake at, 1751.

Liskeard (Leskerd Burgh, Lascarde, Lescarde), Cornw., 438 (4 m. 6, 8, 9, 27), 1803 (2 m. 5):—g. 257 (69).

Lisle, in Flanders. See Lille.

Lisle, Jehan de, 42, 2053 (p. 928).
-, -, Ramon or Reynaud de, taken prisoner at Guinegate, 2053 (p. 928), 2172.

Lisle (Lysley), Lord. See Brandon, Sir C.

Lisle, Edward Grey viscount (†1491), 1803 (2 m. 2).
-, - Sir John Grey viscount (†1503), 2537:—g. 257 (40), 1602 (12), 1662 (26), 1804 (57), 2617 (46).
-, -, Elizabeth Grey viscountess, a minor, daughter and heir of Sir John, 2537, 2654 (? "the lady"), 2941 (p. 1272n):—g. 257 (40), 1524 (4), 1602 (12), 1662 (26), 1804 (57), 1948 (68), 2617 (46).
-, -, -, valor of her lands, 2537.
-, -, Marcella viscountess, widow of Sir John. See Knyvet, Th.

Lisle (Lyele), Elizabeth, Queen's chamberer, 877n, 908:—g. 3226 (7).
-, - (Lile), Sir Humphrey, 1493 iii., 3170:—g. 11 (10), 289 (35).
-, -, -, prisoner in Scotland, 2246 (1, 4).
-, - (Lesley, Lysley, Lyle), Sir John, 20 (p. 17), 438 (1 mm. 9, 17), 438 (2 m. 21), 1176 (2), 1596, 2574:—p. 1537:—g. 833 (58 ii.), 1221 (6), 1602 (38), 1662 (27), 2222 (16 Hants), 2861 (33), 2964 (21).
-, -, John, spear of Calais, 2049.
-, - (Lile), Launcelot, 438 (3 m. 4).
-, - Sir Nicholas, 438 (1 mm. 9, 17).
-, - (Lyle), Th., 438 (2 m. 12).
-, - (Lyle, Lysley, Lyell), Walter, 438 (4 m. 6).
-, - (Lysley, Lyley), Wm., 438 (2 m. 32).
-, -, Sir Wm., App. 26.

Lisleman, Comte de, 951; i.e., of the Isle of Man.

Lismore, in Ireland, archdeacon of, p. 1530.
-, -, diocese, p. 1524.

Lismore, in Scotland, cathedral, 1151–2.
-, -, bp. of. See Hamilton, D.; See also Argyle.

Lismore, earl of. See Argyle.

Lison. See Kirkliston.

Lister (Lytster),—, 1118.
-, - (Lesster), Richard, 420, 550, 559, 597, 644, 728 (2), 979, 1482, 1502, 1593, 1915, 2506:—p. 1520.
-, -, -, letter from, 1502.
-, -, -, letters to, 597, 1482, 1593.
-, - (Lytster), Rob., 707.
-, - (Lytster), Wm., 438 (4 m. 25):—g. 2684 (20).

Litchborough (Lychebarowe), Ntht., g. 1083 (41).

Litcote, John, marshal of the Hall, 20 (p. 18), 82 (p. 40).

Litell. See Little.

Litilhorsted. See Horsted.

Litilton. See Littleton.

Litley, Helen, g. 94 (4).
-, - (Letley), John, 438 (1 m. 24).

Litlington, Camb., 438 (3 m. 25):—g. 731 (37).

Litlington, Nic., 3596.

Little (Litle), Rob., g. 485 (59).
-, - (Lytell, Lytull), Rob., groom of the Chamber, and Wardrobe of Beds, 20 (p. 13), 82 (p. 42), 228, 640, 912, 1015, 3554:—g. 54 (85), 218 (5), 414 (14), 731 (33), 749 (40), 1170 (17).

Littlebury (Litilbury), Essex, 438 (4 m. 10).

Littlebury (Littulbery), Ntht., 438 (3 m. 25).

Littlebury (Litilbery, Litilbury, Lytelbury), John, p. 1540:—g. 804 (13), 969 (52), 1171 (3), 2222 (16 Linc.), 3582 (14).
-, - (Litelbury), Ric., g. 3499 (56).

Littlecot (Lytelcote), Wilts, 438 (3 m. 1):—g. 1171 (2).

Littlecot (Litilcote), Alice, d. and h. of Simon, 1803 (1 m. 1).
-, - (Lytyllcott, Litilcote), John, 1605–6, 2834, 3222.

Little Dean (Litell Dene), Glouc., 438 (2 mm. 16, 23), 438 (3 m. 19).

Little Frye, Nic., 438 (4 m. 8).

Littlemoor (Litelmore), nunnery, Oxon, g. 2684 (69).

Littleport (Litilport), Camb., 438 (1 mm. 11, 15).

Littleton (Lytlyngton, Littelton), Midd., 438 (3 m. 22), 2873.

Littleton or Litilton (Litilcan), Edmond, 438 (4 m. 3).
-, -, Edward, 438 (1 m. 18), 2392 (p. 1063):—g. 3226 (13).
-, -, Hugh, 438 (1 m. 18).
-, -, Joan, 438 (1 m. 18).
-, - (Lytilton), John, g. 414 (12), 3226 (13).
-, -, Mary, widow of Sir William, 438 (4 m. 3):—g. 3226 (13).
-, - (Litelton), Ric., p. 1543 bis:—g. 289 (43), 2222 (16 Staff.), 2617 (10).
-, - (Lytelton), Th., p. 1546.
-, - (Littilcan, Litilcan), Sir Wm., 438 (4 m. 3):—g. 414 (12).

Litton. See Lytton.

Livermere (Levermer), Magna, Suff., 438 (1 m. 22).

Liverpool (Lyverpull), Lanc., 438 (2 m. 25).

Liversedge (Leversegge), Yorks, App. 26:—g. 158 (66), 2772 (24).

Livery of lands, g. 289 (12, 16, 17, 18), 357 (36), 381 (30, 89), 546 (26), 563 (14–5), 709 (18), 784 (26, 48), 804 (47), 833 (63), 885 (13), 924 (20, 25), 1044 (24), 1083 (31), 1221 (11, 59), 1266 (18), 1316 (1, 24, 35), 1365 (12), 1415 (12), 1494 (5, 14, 42), 1524 (27, 36), 1732 (44), 1804 (4), 2055 (18), 2137 (5), 2964 (13), 3049 (3), 3107 (23, 35), 3226 (11), 3408 (20, 23), 3499 (34, 37, 43, 72), 3582 (10, 20, 23).

Livesay, Edmond, g. 969 (39).

Liviano, Bart., a Venetian, dies in prison at Loches, 264.

Livingstone (Levingstoun), Eliz., widow of Alex., 549.

Lize. See Leighes.

Lkan. See Llan.

Llanaber (Llaneaber), co. Merion., 438 (3 m. 22).

Llanarth (Lavarth), co. Cardigan, p. 1528.

Llanavaur Tallyn. See Talyllyn.

Llanbeblig (Llankeblike), co. Carnarvon, 438 (2 m. 27).

Llanblethian (Lanlythan), co. Glamorgan, rector presented, g. 1462 (6).

Llandaff, bp. of. See Salley, M.
-, -, bpric. of, 438 (1 m. 24).

Llanddewi Brefi (Llantheweebrevee), collegiate church, co. Cardigan, g. 132 (12).

Llanddyfnan (Llandifbenam), co. Anglesea, rector of, 438 (4 m. 18).

Llandeffrodok, co. Anglesea, 438 (4 m. 25).

Llandeinol (Llantheynoll) alias Carrog, co. Cardigan, g. 132 (12).

Llanderfel (Llanthervell), co. Merioneth, 438 (4 m. 27).

Llandeylo, co. Carmarthen, g. 784 (24).

Llandovery (Llandeverour), co. Carmarthen, g. 784 (24).

Llandrillo yn Rhos alias Denerth, co. Denbigh, 438 (3 m. 18).

Llanfawr (Llanvawre) in Penllyn deanery, co. Merioneth, 438 (3 m. 18).

Llanfernach (Llanwernache), co. Pembroke, 438 (3 m. 23).

Llanfihangell (Llanvehengell), co. Llandaff, rector presented, g. 485 (60).

Llanfihangel Abercowyn, co. Carm., 438 (2 m. 25).

Llanfynyd (Lanvenit), co. Carmarthen, g. 132 (116).

Llangua. See Langua.

Llangunnok (Langonnok), Heref. [in Llangarran], 438 (2 m. 16).

Llanmerewig (Thalnmorek), co. Montgomery, 438 (2 m. 27).

Llannor (Llanormon), co. Caern, 438 (1 m. 19).

Llansoy. See Lansoy.

Llanstephan, co. Carmarthen, g. 54 (29).

Llanth. See Lland.

Llantillio, Marches of Wales, 438 (1 m. 25).

Llantrisham castle, co. Glamorgan, g. 749 (2).

Llan Trissaint (Llantrisshen), co. Glamorgan, g. 587 (9).

Llantwit (Lantwyt), co. Glamorgan, 438 (2 m. 19).

Llantwit by Neath (St. Iltuti de Neth), rector presented, g. 2222 (2).

Llanvawre. See Llanfawr.

Llanwernache. See Llanfernach.

Llanwinio (Lanwynno), co. Carmarthen, 438 (3 m. 23).

Llevenethe (Llybenyth), co. Monmouth, g. 924 (11).

Llewellyn, Glin, g. 54 (43).

Lloughourne. See Loughor.

Llowes, in Wales, 1803 (1 m. 3).

Lloyd or Lloid, David, g. 749 (4).
-, -, Geoffrey, chaplain, g. 2772 (7).
-, -, Hoel, 2480 (62).
-, -, Hugh, 20 (p. 19), 82 (p. 42).
-, - (Floyd), Humphrey, 1496 iii.
-, - (Floyd), Jenkin, 20 (p. 15).
-, -, Jevan, 438 (4 m. 25).
-, - (Floid), John, 20 (pp. 13, 18), 82 (pp. 40, 42), 1803 (1 m. 3):—g. 132 (123).
-, - (Lloilld, Floyde), John, gentleman of the Chapel, 210, 707, 938, 1143, 2426, 3335:—g. 1123 (52), 1172 (17).
-, - (Ll'd), Maurice, 438 (3 m. 5):—g. 54 (29).
-, - (Floyd), Ric., 20 (p. 15):—g. 94 (98), 257 (83).
-, -, Rob., g. 132 (93).
-, - (Thloyd), Roger, g. 2684 (23).
-, -, Th., 2049.
-, -, Wm., g. 519 (43).

Llybenyth. See Llevenethe.

Llysdullas. See Dulas.

Lobbe, Wm., 438 (1 m. 12).

Lobons, John, mason, 307 (p. 142).

Locarno (Lucarne, Locarum), in Italy, 1127 (p. 539), 1277 (p. 587), 1566, 1647.

Loches (Lochies) castle, in France, 264.

Lockent. See Logan.

Lockerley (Lokerley), Hants, 438 (1 m. 16).

Lockswell (Lokkeswell), Wilts, 438 (4 m. 26).

Lodbroke. See Ludbroke.

Loddon, Norf., 438 (3 m. 5), 1803 (2 m. 5).

Lode, Nic., 542.

Lodebyre, Nthld., 438 (2 m. 17).

Loder, James. See Lowther.

Lodi, in Italy, 2029.
-, -, bp. of [Octaviano Maria Sforza], 1277 (p. 587).

Lodirsdane. See Lothersdale.

Loee, Ric. See Lee.

Lofte, Henry, hermit, g. 885 (7).

Logan (Lockent), John, a Scot, p. 1522.

Logge, Warw., 438 (4 m. 24).

Loggyn,—, 2054 (2).

Logiebride (Logybrid), in Scotland [in Auchtergaven], p. 1521–2, 1529.

Logie Pert (Loguntrose), in Scotland, rectory of, p. 1522.

Logroño (Longionio, Logrogno, Lucronii, Trollogrono), in Castile, 1432, 1459.
-, -, letters dated at, 1359, 1369, 1458, 1509, 1511, 1515.

Loguntrose. See Logie Pert.

Loham. See Lotham.

Lok (Loke, Look), John, mercer, 438 (3 m. 31):—3499 (26).
-, -, Wm., 494.

Lokekyn. See Lovekyn.

Lokerley. See Lockerley.

Lokkeswell. See Lockswell.

Loksmyth, John, 20 (p. 19), 82 (p. 40).

Lokton, Rob., s. and h. of Geoffrey, g. 3499 (22).

Lokyer, Philip, 2738.

Loly or Lole, Ric., 438 (2 m. 5).

Lombardy and the Lombards (Lumbardys), 1007, 1020, 1489 (p. 679), 1695, 1866 (p. 851), 1892, 2006 (p. 908), 2746, 3527, 3544.

Lombart, Pierre, French prisoner, p. 928.
-, -, Philip, 628.

Lomelyn or Lomylyn, Bartholomew, merchant of Genoa, g. 2137 (20).
-, -, Dominico, merchant of Genoa, 52:—g. 1172 (1), 2055 (87), 2137 (20).

Lomesdale. See Lonsdale.

Lomley. See Lumley.

Loncastre. See Lancaster.

Lond, Rob., g. 1494 (16).

Londcote, Devon. See Lovicot.

Londe. See Lounde.

LONDON (minor references omitted), 205 (p. 106), 711, 874 (2), 1046, 1080, 1409 (2), 1661 (p. 752 bis), 1728, 1752, 1794, 1864, 1898, 1912, 1915, 2054, 2467, 2590:—g. 11 (10), 833 (11), 924 (36), 969 (5 § 2), 1170 (2), 1462 (38), 1524 (34), 1732 (21), 1836 (6), 2222 (12, 16).
-, -, letters dated at, 4, 5, 7, 98, 156, 230, 238, 264, 275, 332, 365, 385, 395, 413, 421, 430, 434, 450, 455, 463 ii., 474, 476–8, 493, 508, 514, 531, 569, 601, 615, 652, 674, 734, 759 ii., 793, 812 ii., 825, 854, 871, 882, 896, 911, 917, 933, 937, 941, 948–9, 952, 964, 973, 998, 1013, 1016, 1050, 1052–3, 1067, 1128, 1158, 1166–7, 1183, 1209, 1216, 1291, 1307, 1310, 1321, 1323, 1371, 1377, 1391, 1403, 1417, 1439, 1475, 1477, 1484, 1502, 1512–13, 1522, 1546, 1550, 1552, 1578, 1586–7, 1591, 1628 (2), 1702, 1762, 1766, 1769, 1949, 1956, 1969–70, 2013, 2060, 2067, 2111, 2160, 2223, 2229, 2265, 2278, 2412, 2457, 2490, 2493, 2573, 2626, 2632, 2654, 2722, 2724, 2747, 2773, 2844, 2847–8, 2852, 2902, 2942, 3003, 3018, 3024, 3029, 3034, 3040–1, 3045, 3068, 3073, 3097, 3102, 3108, 3141, 3151, 3268, 3270 ii., 3282, 3295, 3297–8, 3351, 3366, 3374, 3386, 3388, 3500:—pp. 1510–11.
-, -, deeds and grants dated at, 52, 468, 3142, 3180:—g. 190 (31), 632 (53).
-, -, Act concerning juries, 1471.
-, -, aldermen, 20 (p. 20), 438 (1 mm. 10, 18, 19, 20), 438 (2 m. 8 bis, 13 bis), 2929.
-, -, Barber Surgeons Company, g. 1123 (32).
-, -, complaint against the curates, 3602.
-, -, Fishmongers Company, g. 1804 (19).
-, -, -, grant of arms, 1442.
-, -, Goldsmiths Company, confirmation for, g. 414 (49).
-, -, Grocers' Company, g. 1316 (4).
-, -, Haberdashers' Company, confirmation of charter, g. 632 (32).
-, -, Innholders' Company, g. 3582 (25).
-, -, Italian merchants, 917.
-, -, juries (Act), 2590 (15).
-, -, keepers of the changes, confirmation of charters, g. 1266 (2).
-, -, mayor of, 2480 (40):—g. 2222 (16 London).
-, -, - See Jennings, Sir S. (1508–9); Haddon, R. (1512–13).; Browne, W. (1513–14).
-, -, mayor and commonalty, 1493 iv.
-, -, Mercers Company (Mercery), 1761:—p. 1498:—g. 519 (13, See Notes and Errata), 1732 (4), 1804 (40), 2617 (21).
-, -, Merchant Adventurers. See under Merchant.
-, -, Merchant Tailors, 438 (1 mm. 3, 8, 19 bis, 22, 24), 438 (2 m. 12), 438 (3 mm. 6, 16, 21, 33), 438 (4 mm. 19 bis, 21), 763, 1803 (2 mm. 1, 2, 6):—pp. 1501–2:—g. 1415 (19), 1524 (42), 1804 (25).
-, -, -, confirmation of charters for, g. 485 (3), 682 (18).
-, -, Pewterers Company, confirmation of charters, g. 1602 (28).
-, -, Plasterers Company, confirmation of charter, g. 1003 (4).
-, -, port of, 438 (2 m. 20), 3085, 3313 (6).
-, -, -, customs and customers, 312, 438 (1 m. 5 bis, 10), 438 (2 m. 20):—g. 94 (27, 32, 34, 38, 73, 95), 132 (14, 44, 54), 158 (44–5), 190 (45), 218 (14), 257 (66), 289 (34), 357 (7, 8), 381 (23), 519 (23, 58), 546 (24, 67), 604 (2), 632 (25, 68), 651 (5, 30), 682 (5), 885 (16), 969 (22, 71), 1044 (14), 1123 (9), 1172 (2), 1221 (38), 1266 (25, 40), 1316 (33), 1462 (7, 20), 2684 (91), 2964 (48), 3049 (1), 3107 (4).
-, -, -, gauger of, g. 449 (2).
-, -, -, packership, 2590 (8).
-, -, -, surveyor of customs. See Heron, J.
-, -, -, surveyorship of the port, 2590 (18).
-, -, -, troner and peiser, g. 54 (19).
-, -, -, wherries in, g. 158 (45).
-, -, recorder of, 438 (1 m. 8). See Sheffield, Sir R.
-, -, serjeant at the mace, 438 (3 m. 7).
-, -, sheriffs, 20 (p. 20), 438 (1 m. 3), 3353:—g. 158 (74).
-, -, Stockfishmongers Company, 438 (4 m. 28).
-, -, sword bearer of, 20 (p. 20).
-, -, ulnage of cloth in, g. 1221 (34).
-, -, vice-chamberlain of, 20 (p. 20).
-, -, places in and near:—
-, Algate or Aldgate, 438 (2 m. 28), 1416.
-, Allhallows, g. 833 (70).
-, Allhallows, Barking, vicar of, 1811.
-, All Hallows Bredstrete, g. 2617 (7).
-, All Hallows, Hony Lane, g. 1415 (7), 2617 (7).
-, Allhallows the Little, g. 132 (13).
-, All Hallows, Lombard Street, g. 1804 (37).
-, All Hallows, London Wall, g. 1415 (7), 2617 (7).
-, Allhallows the More, g. 709 (52).
-, -, rector presented, g. 632 (75).
-, All Hallows Stanynges or Staynyng, g. 519 (7), 857 (14).
-, Angel without Temple Bar, 1397.
-, Arches, Court of, 1803 (2 m. 2).
-, Austin Friars, 933, 949, 2929:—g. 2684 (69).
-, -, prior. See Toneys, J.
-, Barking, 1811.
-, -, Guild of St. Mary, g. 3107 (30).
-, Barnard's Inn, 438 (3 mm. 6, 23).
-, Baynards (Baynaudes, Castrum Bernardi) Castle, 1420, 1801 (2), 1858, 1982, 2010, 2765, 3018:—p. 1516:—g. 94 (35 p. 50), 1836 (32).
-, -, letters dated at, 1150, 1750 (3, 4), 2308:—pp. 1510, 1520:—g. 2055 (80).
-, Berebynder Lane, g. 519 (7).
-, Bethlehem hospital (St. Mary of Bethlehem), warden, g. 1123 (61).
-, Bishop of London's palace beside St. Paul's, 20 (pp. 12, 21), 3003.
-, Black Friars, or Friars Preachers, 353, 1420, 2590, 3017 (2), 3185:—g. 2617 (18).
-, -, annuity to, g. 132 (24).
-, -, prior of, 2765, 3017 (2).
-, Black Wall (Blake Wale), 2546, 2865, 3137 (15).
-, Blomesbury, 438 (3 m. 26).
-, Borthalane or Bordhawlane, g. 3499 (18).
-, Botolph's (Bottalles, Botoll), quay or wharf, 2167 (1, 2), 3420.
-, Bow Lane, g. 709 (52).
-, Bredstrete, g. 1266 (7).
-, Bridewell, Wolsey's house at, 1969.
-, Bridge House, 20 (p. 20).
-, -, master of the, 438 (1 m. 25).
-, Buklersbury, g. 604 (23), 1662 (33).
-, Bush Lane, g. 833 (14), 1415 (3).
-, Candelwyke, Candewyke, Canwyk Street, 146:—g. 289 (12), 2055 (74).
-, Carlisle lands, g. 1316 (11).
-, Chancery (Chaunsler) Lanc, g. 2964 (64).
-, Charing Cross, 1 (p. 2), 20 (p. 21), 2539:—g. 1316 (11).
-, Charterhouse, 438 (2 m. 15), 3374:—g. 546 (30), 3107 (19).
-, -, William prior of, 438 (2 m. 15), 492.
-, -, -, letter to, 492.
-, Chepe or le Chepe, g. 731 (8), 1494 (40), 2617 (7).
-, -, Great Conduit in, g. 1415 (7), 2617 (7).
-, Christchurch priory. See below, Holy Trinity.
-, Church Alley, g. 2684 (77).
-, Clements Inn, 438 (1 mm. 10 bis, 15), 438 (3 m. 3, 22), 1118.
-, Clerkenwell, 438 (1 m. 4), 438 (2 m. 30).
-, Clifford's Inn, 438 (3 m. 7, 8), 438 (4 m. 18).
-, Clynke, the, 20.
-, Coldharbour (Coldeharbrough), g. 132 (13, 29).
-, Conys Wharf, p. 1515.
-, Cornhill, g. 357 (32), 604 (15).
-, Counter prison, g. 857 (22), 1266 (7), 1316 (38).
-, -, in Breadstreet, 20 (p. 12).
-, -, in the Poultry, 20 (p. 12).
-, Cow Cross Street, g. 1836 (10).
-, Croked Lane, g. 381 (2).
-, Crutched Friars, 3568 (2):—p. 1532.
-, Custom House, 438 (2 m. 17), 559:—g. 94 (39).
-, Cussyn Lane, g. 709 (52).
-, Distaf Lane, g. 519 (7).
-, Doctors Commons, 949.
-, Dovegate, g. 709 (52).
-, Dowgate Ward, g. 833 (14), 1415 (3).
-, Durham Place, 438 (1 m. 25).
-, Durham Rents, 438 (1 m. 25).
-, Dyers' Company, g. 1948 (25).
-, Eastcheap, 1416.
-, Ely Place, g. 731 (2).
-, Fanchurche Street, g. 519 (7).
-, Farringdon Ward, g. 2684 (77).
-, Farringdon Without, 763.
-, Fenkeslane. See below, Fynkes.
-, Fetter (Fater) Lane, g. 731 (2).
-, Fleet prison, 725, 2441 2804, 3389, 3447:—g. 604 (40).
-, -, keeper of, 438 (1 m. 26).
-, -, warden of, 438 (2 m. 25). See Villers, W.
-, Fleet Street, 20 (p. 21):—p. 1512:—g. 381 (29), 651 (23).
-, -, sign of the Walsshman, g. 381 (29).
-, Fynkes, Fynkys, Fenkes, Lane, g. 357 (32), 604 (15), 1948 (100).
-, Goldsmiths' Hall, 2781 ii.
-, Grays Inn (Greysin), 438 (1 mm. 1, 4), 438 (2 m. 8, 23), 438 (3 m. 12), 438 (4 mm. 2, 19), 1803 (2 m. 3), 2733.
-, Grey Friars ("Place of St. Francis"), warden. See Cutler, J.
-, Grubstrete, g. 3107 (52).
-, Guildhall, 559:—pp. 1548–9.
-, Holborn, 438 (3 mm. 6, 9, 17, 21, 23), 438 (4 m. 8):—g. 731 (2).
-, -, White Hart inn, 2024.
-, -, prebendary of [in St. Paul's], 438 (3 m. 13).
-, Holy Trinity, alias Christchurch, priory, 438 (1 m. 19), 1406 (4).
-, -, confirmation for, g. 1804 (24).
-, -, election of prior, g. 1365 (10), 1415 (5), 1462 (22, 38), 1662 (21), 1948 (84).
-, -, prior. See Percy, T.; Bradwell, J.
-, Holywell (Halywell) nunnery, g. 804 (31).
-, Hospital of St. Thomas. See below, St. Thomas.
-, Houndsditch (Hondesdyche, Hunsdyche, Hundiche), 2812, 3251:—pp. 1512, 1514.
-, -, Belle Howse in, 3521.
-, Hydoke's quay, 2167.
-, Inner Temple, 438 (1 m. 7), 438 (2 m. 8), 438 (3 m. 4).
-, King's Bench prison, 20 (p. 12):—g. 190 (35).
-, Langborn ward, g. 519 (7).
-, Ledon Hall, 20 (p. 12):—g. 381 (47).
-, Le Herber inn, g. 1415 (3).
-, Limehouse (Lymemoste), 3318.
-, Lime Street, p. 1514.
-, Lincolns Inn, 438 (3 m. 1), 1803 (1 m. 1, 2 m. 6), 3068:—g. 2964 (64).
-, Lollards Tower, 3523.
-, Lombard Street, 2945 (p. 1274):—g. 604 (34).
-, London Bridge, 20 (p. 20), 559 (p. 327):—p. 1514.
-, -, masters of, g. 1415 (7), 2617 (7).
-, Ludgate prison, 20 (p. 12).
-, -, keeper of, 438 (3 m. 13).
-, Lyon's Inn, 438 (2 m. 4).
-, Marshalsea prison, 763:—g. 546 (23), 3049 (34).
-, Marte Lane, g. 857 (14).
-, Mayden Lane, g. 519 (7).
-, Middle Temple, 392, 438 (2 mm. 12, 26), 438 (4 m. 1).
-, Mile End (Mylles hend, Millhend), 2834, 3222, 3251:—pp. 1515, 1519.
-, Newgate gaol, 20 (p. 12):—g. 218 (1), 709 (62), 731 (27), 924 (14), 969 (17), 1732 (2, 16), 2484 (15).
-, New Hospital of St. Mary. See below, St. Mary Spittle.
-, New Inn, 438 (3 m. 7).
-, -, principal of, 438 (3 m. 16).
-, New Temple, bars of the, 438 (2 m. 4).
-, Old Bailey, g. 381 (29), 651 (23).
-, Old Temple, bars of the, 438 (3 m. 24).
-, Paternoster Row, g. 1415 (7), 2617 (7).
-, -, Lovelles Inn, g. 1662 (58).
-, Pool, the, 2546.
-, Poultry, 438 (4 m. 1).
-, Prince's Wardrobe, g. 414 (69).
-, Ratcliff. See under R.
-, Redcross Street, 723:—g. 257 (56).
-, Roiall, the, g. 381 (14).
-, Rolls House ("house of the Converts"), g. 94 (44).
-, -, account of keeper of the House of Converts, 2587.
-, St. Andrew's near Bay-nard's Castle (or in the Wardrobe), 20 (p. 17), 877
-, -, rector of, 707 (p. 383).
-, -, rector presented, g. 2617 (45).
-, St. Andrew's Holborn 438 (1 m. 21), 438 (3 mm. 24, 28), 438 (4 m. 7):—g. 2684 (77).
-, St. Andrew Undershaft (Viderschafre), rector of, p. 1521.
-, St. Anne and St. Agnes, rector of, pp. 1524, 1526.
-, St. Augustine's, g. 447 (8).
-, St. Bartholomew's hospital in West Smithfield, 438 (3 m. 31).
-, St. Bartholomew's priory, beside Smithfield, 438 (4 m. 21), 1803 (1 m. 4).
-, -, prior. See Bolton, W.
-, St. Benet's at Polles Wharf, p. 1520.
-, St. Botolph's without Aldersgate, g. 731 (20).
-, St. Botolph's near Billingsgate, g. 1462 (19).
-, St. Bride's (Brydis), parsonage in Fleet Street, g. 218 (13):—g. 357 (43).
-, St. Clement's Danes or St. C. without Temple Bar, 438 (1 m. 1, 2), 438 (2 mm. 4, 5, 12, 14, 17, 29), 438 (3 mm. 3, 7, 15, 22, 26, 31), 438 (4 m. 16), 3142:—g. 1003 (22), 1316 (11), 1662 (46).
-, St. Dunstan in the West, g. 1462 (15).
-, St. Ethelburga, g. 2772 (24).
-, St. Faith's, g. 1662 (58).
-, St. Giles without Cripplegate, 438 (2 m. 22):—g. 257 (56), 731 (33), 1083 (14), 1415 (7), 2617 (7), 3107 (52).
-, St. Giles in the Fields, 438 (1 m. 25):—p. 1513:—g. 289 (13).
-, St. Giles hospital without Old Temple Bar, 438 (2 m. 11).
-, St. Helen's, beside Bishopsgate, nunnery, g. 604 (15), 1948 (100).
-, St. James in Garlikhithe, g. 1415 (7), 2617 (7).
-, St. John's, jurisdiction of, 438 (3 m. 20).
-, St. John's Street, 438 (1 m. 1), 438 (2 m. 19), 438 (3 mm. 10, 18):—g. 1836 (10).
-, St. John Baptist upon Walbroke, g. 414 (60):—g. 563 (1).
-, St. Katharine's hospital beside the Tower, 438 (1 m. 19), 579, 1429:—g. 94 (4).
-, -, confirmation for, g. 447 (10).
-, -, jurisdiction of, 438 (3 m. 20).
-, -, master. See Preston, J.
-, St. Laurence Jewry, g. 731 (33).
-, St. Laurence Lane, 1664, 1761:—g. 731 (8), 2617 (7).
-, St. Laurence Pountney or Poulteney college, 631.
-, -, master. See Roston, Ric.
-, St. Leonard's Shoreditch, 438 (2 m. 29).
-, St. Magnus, rector of, 438 (4 m. 27).
-, St. Margaret's, g. 381 (2).
-, St. Margaret's Lothbury, 78.
-, St. Margaret Moyses in Friday Street, rector presented, g. 651 (29).
-, St. Margaret Pattens, g. 190 (17).
-, St. Martin's, 157.
-, St. Martin's in the Field, 438 (1 m. 25).
-, St. Martin's le Grand, g. 485 (55 p. 298), 731 (20).
-, -, commissary of, 438 (3 m. 14).
-, St. Mary Aldermary (Aldermarichurch), g. 1415 (7), 2535 (16).
-, St. Mary Axe, indulgence for church repairs, g. 2862 (4).
-, St. Mary of Bethlehem, hospital, g. 2055 (45).
-, St. Mary le Bow, g. 1415 (7), 2617 (7).
-, St. Mary Bothowe, g. 833 (41), 1415 (3).
-, -, le Herber inn, g. 833 (14).
-, -, rector of, pp. 1527, 1531.
-, St. Mary Colchurche, g. 604 (23), 1662 (33), 2772 (24), 3499 (18).
-, St. Mary Graces. See below, Tower Hill.
-, St. Mary Magdalen, Milkstreet, g. 357 (33), 749 (28).
-, St. Mary Matfelon, 438 (2 m. 28):—g. 731 (20).
-, St. Mary Spittle, or the New Hospital of St. Mary without Bishopgate, 20 (p. 12), 438 (2 m. 15):—g. 3408 (39).
-, -, prior of. See Creshall, R.
-, St. Mary de Rouncidevall, chapel [at Charing Cross], confirmation for, g. 381 (96).
-, -, master. See Longe, L.
-, St. Mary le Strand, 438 (1 m. 17), 438 (2 m. 20), 438 (4 mm. 24, 26):—g. 1316 (11).
-, St. Mary's Wolchurche, g. 519 (7), 749 (16).
-, St. Michael ad Bladum, rector of, p. 1524.
-, St. Michael Basingshawe, g. 94 (20), 604 (9), 731 (20), 2861 (36).
-, St. Michael Cornhill, g. 604 (15), 1948 (100).
-, St. Michael Crooked Lane, dean of the college. See Brent, T.
-, St. Michael Paternoster, g. 709 (52).
-, St. Michael Queenhithe, g. 632 (54), 1415 (7), 2617 (7).
-, -, rector of, 438 (3 m. 13), 1803 (2 m. 3):—p. 1521.
-, St. Mildred in the Poultry, g. 257 (19), 1494 (40).
-, St. Nicholas Acorn, g. 731 (20).
-, St. Nicholas Fleshambles, or at the Shambles, 1416:—g. 2684 (77).
-, -, rector of, 458 (2 m, 25).
-, St. Pancras, g. 1415 (7).
-, St. Paul's Cathedral (Powlys), 19, 20 (pp. 11, 19, 20–1,), 342, 438 (2 mm. 12, 13), 438 (4 m. 22), 559 (p. 327), 936, 949, 1750 (5), 2122, 2355, 2469, 2929–31, 3003, 3523, 3549:—g. 682 (25), 969 (75), 1804 (40), 1948 (95), 2772 (28), 3499 (10).
-, -, altar of St. Katharine, p. 1528.
-, -, College of Minor Canons, confirmation for, g. 731 (9).
-, -, confirmation for, g. 447 (7).
-, -, dean. See Colet, J.
-, -, dean and chapter, 1 (p. 2), 438 (2 m. 18).
-, -, precentor of. See Ferdinandus, R. G.
-, -, treasurer of, 438 (2 m. 26).
-, St. Paul's bakehouse (Poulis Bakehoce), 612.
-, St. Paul's Churchyard, g. 519 (13).
-, St. Paul's School, founded by Dean Colet, 931, 1122, 1167, 2088:—App. 5:—g. 519 (13, see Notes and Errata), 1804 (40), 2617 (21).
-, St. Peter's, g. 749 (28).
-, St. Peter's in Chepe or West Chepe, g. 357 (33), 1415 (7), 2617 (7).
-, St. Sepulchre's without Newgate, 438 (4 m. 25), 763:—g. 190 (23), 731 (20), 1003 (22), 1524 (37), 2684 (77).
-, St. Stephen's, Colman Street, g.833 (16), 1732(4).
-, St. Stephen's Walbrook, rector, 2395.
-, St. Swithin's, 559 (p. 327).
-, St. Swithun in Candylwykstret, p. 1548:—g. 1415 (7), 2617 (7).
-, St. Swithin's beside London Stone, 146.
-, St. Thomas of Acres, 1761:—p. 1526.
-, -, master. See Young, J.
-, Savoy (Savye), 2480 (§ 2), 2574, 3483.
-, -, steward of, 438 (2 m. 12).
-, Savoy hospital, g. 1316 (11), 2617 (18).
-, -, building of, 1 (p. 2).
-, Shordiche, 438 (2 m. 7), 438 (3 mm. 1, 32).
-, Snowrehill, g. 190 (23).
-, Staple Inn, in Holborn, 438 (1 m. 15).
-, Steelyard (Styllard) or Guildhalla Teutonicorum, 903, 1395, 2668, 2765, 2831, 2832 (v., vi.):—pp. 1508–11, 1513–15:—App. 14.
-, -, confirmation of charters for, g. 381 (68).
-, -, inward pricker, g. 289 (36).
-, Strand (Strond) 438 (2 m. 8), 1803 (2 m. 6):—p. 1518.
-, Strand (Stronde) Cross, g. 1316 (11).
-, Strand (Strond) Inn, without Temple Bar, 438 (4 mm. 7, 16 bis).
-, Temple, 1803 (2 m. 6).
-, Temple Bar, 438 (3 m. 7):—g. 632 (83 ii.). See also New Temple and Old Temple.
-, Tower, 81, 110, 118, 185, 438 (4 m. 24), 559–60, 876, 877n, 978, 1394, 1450 (p. 661), 1463 v., vi., viii., 1513, 1572, 1960, 2072, 2220, 2226, 2416, 2482, 2546, 2606, 2668, 2683, 2719, 2812, 2832 iii., v., 3017 (2), 3137 (16), 3162, 3251, 3421, 3432, 3484, 3506, 3539, 3555:—pp. 1511, 1513–15, 1519:—App. 14, 17:—g. 54 (82), 1123 (57), 1415 (25), 1732 (41).
-, -, grants dated at, g. 11 (10), 54 (2–5, 15–6, 38, 79), 94 (100–1), 257 (28), 289 (29, 39–42, 47–8), 381 (89, 90), 414 (44), 546 (7, 19–21), 682 (22–3, 33), 709 (17).
-, -, letter dated at, 273, 516.
-, -, chaplain of, g. 190 (21), 257 (46). See Surland, R. († 1509); Norton, R.
-, -, constable, g. 54 (16), 1732 (41). See Oxford, Earl of; Lovell, Sir T.
-, -, deputy lieutenant of, 438 (3 m. 4). See Cholmondeley, Sir. R.
-, -, gunners, 438 (2 m. 7):—g. 132 (74, 104), 190 (2), 218 (51), 289 (39), 357 (25), 485 (1), 519 (9), 632 (67), 1003 (2), 1123 (24), 1172 (14), 1266 (29), 2535 (7), 2617 (32), 2964 (29), 3226 (23), 3499 (1), 3582 (24).
-, -, -, their pay, 311.
-, -, keeper of the arrows, g. 94 (21). See Hende, W.
-, -, keeper of the bows, g. 604 (25), 1123 (57). See Southworth, H.
-, -, keeper of the garden, g. 218 (46), 924 (5).
-, -, keeper of the lions, &c., g. 54 (14), 1804 (13). See Oxford, earl of: Worseley, J.
-, -, Martyn tower near the Lion tower, g. 257 (72).
-, -, master mason, g. 546 (72).
-, -, master smith, g. 257 (96), 2684 (71). See Woodland, C.; Johnson, C.
-, -, Mint and Change in. See Mint.
-, -, ordinances for the garrison, 118.
-, -, porter, 438 (2 m. 13):—g. 485 (57).
-, -, works at, 1954, 3251, 3307, 3363, 3410:—g. 158 (11), 682 (37).
-, -, yeomen of the Guard (yeomen of the Chamber attending in the Tower), App. 13. See also Henry VIII.
-, -, yeomen's livery, 265.
-, Tower Hill (or St. Mary Graces) abbey, 438 (3 m. 16):—p. 1530:—g. 857 (14), 3107 (31).
-, -, abbot of, g. 969 (45). See Langton, J.; Prehest, R.
-, -, confirmation for, g. 682 (32).
-, Tower Street, the King's Armoury, p. 1517.
-, Tower Wharf, 1704:—p. 1514.
-, Vintry, 2220.
-, Walbroke, g. 519 (7).
-, Wardrobe or Great Wardrobe, 20 (p. 17). See also under Henry VIII.
-, Warwick's Inn, g. 2137 (4), 2772 (9).
-, Watelyng Street, g. 833 (70).
-, West Smithfield, g. 2684 (77).
-, West Smithfield priory. See above, St. Bartholomew's.
-, Whitechapel, p. 1512:—g. 969 (45).
-, Whitecross Street, g. 257 (56), 1415 (7), 2617 (7).
-, White Friars, 2539.
-, Whittington College, 438 (1 m. 23).
-, Wood Street, g. 749 (28).
-, Worcester place, g. 1316 (11).

London, Treaty of (23 March, 1510), 2957.

London, bishop of, See FitzJames, Ric.
-, -, -, confirmation for, g. 414 (63).
-, -, -, consistory court, 631.
-, -, -, official of, g. 546 (64).

London, Augustine, abbot of Wardon, 438 (2 m. 31).
-, -, John, 438 (3 mm. 4, 11).
-, -, Mr. John, rector of Lifton, g. 158 (51).

Londondale. See Longden Dale.

Lonelleypton. See Upton Lovell.

Long or Longe, Alex., 438 (3 m. 24).
-, -, Henry or Sir Henry, 438 (2 m. 13), 1453, 3483:—App. 9, 26:—pp. 1546, 1548:—g. 651 (7), 969 (23), 1948 (75), 2055 (99).
-, - (Lang), John, 1803 (2 m. 4):—p. 1548.
-, -, Laurence, master of St. Mary de Rouncival, g. 381 (96).
-, - (Laung), Matthew, archd. of Surrey, 1803 (2 m. 5).
-, -, Ric., 438 (4 m. 25), 2337, 3338:—g. 1221 (45), 1804 (39).
-, -, Th., 438 (2 m. 13).
-, -, Wm., 438 (4 m. 25).

Longaischton. See Ashton.

Longavylla. See Longueville.

Longbridge (Langbrigge), hospital or priory [in Berkeley, Glouc.], g. 751 (1).

Longburgh (Langborough), Cumb., 438 (3 m. 30)

Longcastre. See Lancaster.

Longden Dale (Londondale), Chesh., g. 2617 (20).

Longdon, Salop, g. 2684 (1).

Longdon (Longedon), Staff., g. 709 (22).

Longdon, Worc., 438 (2 m. 24).

Longdon, Rob., g. 3499 (12).

Longe. See Long.

Longe, Merkes. See Lang.

Longevile. See Longueville; also Longvile.

Longford (Langforthe), Derb., 438 (3 m. 1).

Longford (Lanford), near Gloucester, g. 2055 (14).

Longford (Langford) Cervington, Wilts, 438 (1 m. 13).

Longforgan (Langforgum), in Scotland, 462.

Longfylde, Duke of. See Longueville.

Longionio. See Logroño.

Long Leadenham (Longledonham), Linc., rector of, p. 1526.
-, -, -, presented, g. 1524 (19).

Longland, John, D.D., rector of Lifton, g. 2055 (27).
-, -, Lucas, 2727.

Longley, prebend in Lanchester, Dham., p. 1525.

Longley, Friar. See Langley.

Longueville, in Normandy, abbey of St. Faith, g. 1221 (28).

Longueville (Longavylla), Francis de Bourbon, duke of († 12 Feb. 1513), comte de Dunois, 406, 1055, 1064, 1081, 1087, 1090, 1127, 1509, 1511 (p. 698), 1647 (p. 743), 2237.
-, -, -, his son's death, 1647 (p. 743).
-, - (Longheville), Louis d'Orleans [de Bourbon], duke of, marquis of Roteln (Ruttelyn, Rotolin), comte de Dunois, 2168, 2170–2, 2173 (3), 2182, 2198, 2203–4, 2226–7, 2230, 2237, 2249, 2254 ii., 2261, 2299, 2391 (p. 1059), 2392 iii., 2556, 2597, 2620, 2633, 2729, 2929, 2956–7, 2994, 2996, 3003, 3009, 3018, 3024, 3087, 3098–3100, 3124, 3129–31, 3146–7, 3151, 3155–6, 3160, 3171, 3186, 3189, 3198, 3201, 3210, 3225, 3269, 3298, 3323, 3331, 3348, 3364, 3370, 3375, 3387, 3411, 3424, 3430, 3449, 3517, 3519:—g. 3226 (24).
-, -, -, letters from, 2729, 3155, 3230, 3239.
-, -, -, letter to, 3188.
-, -, -, commissions to, 3098–3100, 3134.
-, -, -, his chaplain, 2556.

Longueville (Langvylle), herald, 2556.

Longvyle (Longuevyle, Longefyld), Sir John, 20 (p. 16), 438 (4 m. 5):—g. 54 (82), 414 (46).

Lonhaun, John, clk., a Scot, p. 1524.

Lonkester. See Lancaster.

Lonnysburgh, William de, g. 158 (32).

Lonsdale (Landesdale), Lanc., 438 (3 m. 4).

Lonsdale (Lomesdale), Westmld., g. 1732 (1).

Lonsdale (Lounesdale), Yorks and Lanc., 438 (1 m. 15).

Lonutdlount. See Dunleer.

Looe (Loo, Lowe), Cornw., 438 (4 m. 13), 1801, 1982 (4).
-, -, rector presented, g. 731 (35).

Look. See Locke.

Loore, James, g. 924 (23).

Lopen, Soms., g. 2684 (96).

Lopez, Leonard, LL.D., Spanish envoy to England and Scotland, 1058, 1067, 1106, 1108–9, 1158, 1269–70.
-, -, -, letter from, 1158.
-, -, -, James IV's instructions to, 1106.

Lorans. See Lawrence.

Lord, George, p. 1519:—g. 158 (11).
-, -, -, bill of, 1954.
-, -, James, 438 (2 m. 4).
-, - (Laward), Robert, clerk to Sir John Daunce, 2050, 2961:—g. 2772 (34).

Lordesman, George, 1262.

Loredano (Lauredano), Leonardo, Doge of Venice, 320, 372, 382, 430, 1276, 1358, 1373, 1426, 1594, 2010, 2234, 2566, 2596, 2755:—g. 969 (40).
-, -, -, letters from, 382, 1358, 1373, 1426, 2566, 2784, 3207.
-, -, -, letter to, 3553.
-, -, -, signature of, 3542.

Loreden, Marcus, 20 (p. 19).

Loret, M. de. See Soliers.

Loretto, in Italy, 917, 958.

Lorraine, Anthony duke of, 545, 965 ii., 1837, 2391 (p. 1059), 2577, 3240, 3348:—App. 10.

Lorraine, Alice daughter of Godfrey duke of, wife of Henry I., charter of, g. 519 (45).

Lorraine, John of, 2458.

Losa, Domingo de, a Spanish ship owner, 1866.

Loseby (Lowesby), Leic., 438 (3 m. 6).

Losell, Edmond, 707 (p. 383).

Losenmarle. See Malenous.

Losse, Nic., gunner, 3137.

Lossenham (Losenham), Kent [in Newenham], 438 (3 m. 15).

Lossilyon. See Luxilion.

Lostwithiel (Lostithyell, Lostwytheel, Lastytheall), Cornw., 438 (2 m. 27), 438 (3 m. 22):—g. 132 (19), 158 (16), 546 (25), 632 (69).
-, -, confirmation of charters, g. 546 (11).
-, -, stannary accounts, 2044.

Lotham (Loham), Ntht., g. 969 (67).

Lother. See Lowther.

Lothersdale (Lodirsdane), Yorks, [near Dale End], g. 2772 (11).

Lothingland (Luddynglond) humdred, Suff., g. 94 (35, 56), 682 (33).

Lotrech. See Lautrec.

Lotrell. See Luttrell.

Louder. See Lowther.

Loudun, in France, 3344.

Louedey. See Loveday.

Louetorre. See Loughtor.

Loughborough, Leic., 438 (3 m. 4), 438 (4 m. 1):—g. 54 (20), 289 (13), 357 (17), 833 (30).
-, -, rector of, 438 (1 m. 18).

Loughborough (Lughborow), Notts, rector of, 1803 (2 m. 3).

Loughmoe (Lyethmacacmog, Liamocaernoc), vicarage, co. Tipperary, pp. 1523, 1530.

Loughor or Lwchwr (Lloughourne), co. Glamorgan, g. 3049 (20).

Loughre. See Lowther.

Loughrig, Westmld., g. 1732 (1).

Loughton (Lowton), Bucks, 1410.

Loughton (Lufton), Essex, g. 1221 (36).

Loughtor (Louetorre), Devon, 438 (1 m. 13).

Louis XI., King of France (1461–1483), 535, 3185.

LOUIS XII., KING OF FRANCE, personal references, 53, 130, 138, 140, 147, 154, 156, 162 (p. 85), 266, 292, 354, 367, 399, 406, 408, 413, 430, 432 ii., 434, 455, 463, 481, 526, 538, 601, 649, 670, 674, 690–1, 702, 724, 734, 759 ii., 761, 794, 809, 816, 850, 854, 858, 867, 902, 983, 1014, 1055, 1058, 1062, 1065, 1081, 1087, 1100, 1106, 1108, 1119, 1127, 1138, 1141, 1146, 1157–8, 1178, 1220, 1228, 1257, 1265, 1268, 1271, 1277 (pp. 587–8), 1297, 1301 (pp. 594, 596), 1307, 1314–5, 1391, 1403–4, 1491, 1504, 1575, 1584, 1601, 1615, 1622, 1624, 1647, 1665 (p. 763), 1689 (p. 774), 1694, 1735 (p. 792), 1750, 1754, 1764, 1787, 1825, 1908, 1916, 1919, 1931, 1933, 1937–8, 1953, 1980, 1999 (3), 2014, 2029, 2038, 2067, 2083, 2092, 2107, 2116, 2119, 2122, 2126, 2128, 2132, 2142, 2154, 2157, 2164, 2169, 2182, 2198, 2204, 2209, 2212, 2229, 2238, 2242, 2247 (2), 2267, 2275–6, 2287, 2294 (2), 2311, 2379, 2396, 2443, 2461, 2475, 2513, 2523, 2561, 2592, 2596, 2601, 2665–6, 2681, 2703, 2710, 2729, 2770, 2791, 2793, 2859, 2917–21, 2928, 2945, 2955, 3004, 3009, 3034, 3041, 3072, 3101, 3151, 3155–6, 3173, 3178, 3191, 3201–2, 3206n, 3230, 3240, 3252, 3256, 3264, 3266, 3269–70, 3285, 3292, 3294–5, 3328, 3331, 3334, 3342, 3348, 3357, 3361, 3364, 3369–70, 3375–6, 3378–9, 3387, 3411, 3416, 3418, 3424, 3430, 3435, 3440–1, 3449, 3461, 3472, 3477, 3482, 3485, 3496–7, 3540, 3544–6, 3585:—App. 10, 11:—g. 449 (19), 519 (47), 751 (2), 3226 (21). See also France, government.
-, -, letters &c. from, 113, 399, 470, 522, 536, 708, 758, 1328, 1501, 1909, 1929–30, 1959, 2071, 2150, 2156, 2275, 2297, 2399, 2871, 2934, 2957, 3098–3100, 3124, 3217, 3225, 3232, 3244, 3323, 3498, 3580.
-, -, letters to, 583–4, 657–9, 740, 755, 782, 870 (3), 1018, 1140, 1224, 1709, 2047, 2080, 2919, 3147, 3186–7, 3189, 3224, 3358, 3380–1, 3393, 3440, 3563:—pp. 1527, 1531–2:—App. 19.
-, -, archers, 2110.
-, -, illness of, 162 (p. 85), 3569, 3576.
-, -, commissions by, 1243, 1273.
-, -, intended interview with Henry VIII., 3201, 3331, 3342, 3411, 3416, 3424, 3430, 3452, 3486, 3500, 3531, 3547–8, 3574.
-, -, marriages for (suggested), 3009.
-, -, niece to marry Julian de Medici, 2242.
-, -, obligation by, 3066.
-, -, pensioners or "hundred gentleman of the guard" of, 2110, 2172, 2173 (3), 2254 ii., 2392 iii.
-, -, proposed meeting with Maximilian, 83, 130, 162 (p. 84), 565.
-, -, his steward (in 2173 §3 called Longueville's steward), 2292 iii.

Louis of Hungary, son of King Ladislaus, marriage with Prince Charles's sister Mary, q.v.

Louis, Maitre. See Maraton.

Louis Monsieur. See Cleves. L. de.

Lound. See Lund.

Lounde (Londe), Rob., vicar of Guisbrough, 1803 (1 m. 4).

Loundehelle, Devon. See Landhill.

Lounesdale. See Lonsdale.

Lourchecomb. See Lurcombe.

Loure. See Lowre.

Louth (Lowthe), Linc., 438 (1 mm. 2, 6), 436 (2 m. 13), 438 (3 m. 10), 438 (4 mm. 22, 25):—g. 1494 (55).
-, -, abbey of or of Louth Park, 438 (2 m. 21).
-, -, -, abbot. See Walker, G.

Louthe (Lowthe), Th., 438 (4 m. 1):—p. 1538:—g. 414 (55), 587 (1), 1602 (10), 2222 (16 Hunts.).
-, - (Lowthe), Wm., goldsmith, 438 (1 m. 6).
-, - (Lowth), Wm., prior of Walsingham, 136:—g. 3408 (28).

Louther. See Lowther.

Louthparks. See Louth.

Louthre. See Lowther.

Loutotreuce (i.e., l'Haute Autriche). See Austria.

Louvain (Loven), 1546, 2404 iii. (see Notes and Errata), 2940–1, 2995 (p. 1294), 3018.
-, -, letter dated at, 1547.

Lovayne, lord of. See Ewe and Lovayne.

Lovat (Lovetus), Lord, slain at Flodden, 2246 (4), 2313.

Love, Ant., g. 1462 (36).
-, -, John, 1313:—g. 1948 (25).
-, -, Nic., gunner, g. 1172 (14), 1266 (29).
-, -, Reynold, g. 2772 (22), 2862 (10).
-, -, Wm., 20 (p. 13).

Loveday, Henry, 1803 (2 m. 2).
-, - (Lovedey, Louedey), John, 20 (p. 18), 82 (p. 40), 438 (1 m. 13), 707 (p. 383).
-, -, Noel, 82 (p. 39):—g. 1836 (10).
-, -, Walter, ship captain, 1413, 1600, 1661 (3, 4), 1869 iii., 2304 (3), 2305 ii. bis, 2652, 2686, 2714, 2846.
-, -, Wm., g. 3408 (33).

Lovedown (Levedown), Essex, near Hockley, 438 (4 m. 1).

Lovekyn, Arthur, 20 (p. 15), 82 (p. 41), 877n.
-, -, Arthur, King's scholar, 954.
-, - (Lokekyn, Lufkyn), George, clerk of the Stable, 20 (p. 19), 82 (p. 40), 370, 428, 453, 506, 540, 605, 1022, 1177, 1255:—g. 218 (48), 563 (9).

Lovelas or Loveles,—, of Kent, 309.
-, -, Sir Ric., under-marshal of Calais (temp. Henry VII.), g. 784 (25), 833 (36), 857 (10), 2055 (62).

Lovell, Francis or Sir Francis, viscount, attainted, 1493 vi.:—g. 257 (65), 563 (12), 709 (14, 31), 804 (10), 833 (12, 14), 885 (10), 1044 (10), 1172 (7), 1221 (23), 1266 (9, 12, 33), 1316 (4), 1365 (19), 1415 (3, 11), 1662 (58), 1948 (31), 2055 (131), 2535 (8, 10), 2617 (20), 2684 (82), 2772 (11, 51), 2863 (10), 2964 (44), 3049 (8), 3324 (32).
-, -, Sir Gregory, 438 (1 m. 19).
-, -, Henry, g. 257 (53).
-, -, Sir Rob., 20 (p. 15), 1661 (3):—p. 1541:—g. 132 (26), 381 (43), 414 (4), 833 (58), 2222 (16 Norf.).
-, -, Rob., g. 784 (22).
-, - (Lowell), Sir Thomas, K.G., treasurer (or keeper of the Great Wardrobe) of the Household, "Mr. Treasurer," &c., 1, 19, 20 (pp. 13, 17, 20), 37, 58–9, 82 (pp. 38–9), 104, 118, 168, 193 (p. 104), 362, 438 (2 m. 14), 438 (4 m. 24), 442, 559 (p. 327), 582, 893 (2), 1004 (3), 1176 (1, 2), 1280, 1322, 1427, 1446, 1493, 1589, 1661 (3, 4), 1673, 1715, 1903, 2067n, 2163, 2269, 2325, 2470, 2604, 2838, 2913 (p. 1261), 2974, 3087, 3135, 3137 (16), 3154, 3268, 3377, 3502:—pp. 1507, 1509, 1512, 1515, 1518–9, 1533, 1538, 1540–1, 1542 bis, 1543–4:—App. 14, 21:—g. 94 (35, p. 50), 132 (35, 51, 91, 115), 158 (24), 218 (53, 57), 289 (5, 32), 381 (19), 731 (27–8), 749 (24, 44), 784 (16, 36), 804 (8, 29, 31,) 833 (5, 50 ii.), 969 (17), 1083 (41), 1123 (15), 1170 (7), 1266 (10), 1316 (4, 11), 1365 (19), 1494 (46), 1732 (2, 41), 1948 (85), 2055 (60, 80, 104), 2222 (12, 16 Midd., London, 2330 (3, 4), 2484 (17, 27), 2684 (41), 2964 (53), 3408 (37).
-, -, -, letters from, 2974, 3087.
-, -, -, recognisances made to, g. 54 (3), 94 (99), 132 (18, 34), 218 (24, 59), 257 (80), 289 (6, 44), 357 (10), 381 (108), 414 (46), 449 (18), 485 (42), 651 (7, 32), 682 (3), 749 (24), 784 (56), 804 (6, 49), 3499 (41).
-, -, -, signature of, 19, 58–9, 118, 168, 265, 313, 404, 716, 820, 845, 2308, 2441, 2832 v.:—pp. 1509–10, 1515, 1520:—g. 11 (12), 54 (33, 48–9), 94 (43), 132 (65), 190 (19, 25, 35, 41), 218 (33), 257 (26, 37), 414 (48, 52), 448 (1), 519 (5), 604 (18, 25–6), 651 (7), 731 (7, 19, 52), 749 (3), 1003 (15, 17), 2222 (12), 2535 (29), 2684 (17), 2772 (58), 2863 (8, 9, 13), 2964 (45), 3499 (60), 3582 (15, 26).
-, -, Sir Th. [junior], knighted at Tournay, 2301, 3575 ii.
-, -, Th., of Norfolk, 438 (1 m. 19).
-, -, Wm., p. 1536.
-, -, William lord Morley, q.v.

Lovelsupton. See Upton Lovell.

Loven. See Louvain.

Lovere, in Flanders, 2404. See Notes and Errata.

Loversdale, Cornw. See Laversdale.

Lovesey. See Levesey.

Lovet (Lovette), John, 438 (1 m. 25):—g. 1462 (15).
-, - (Lovett), Nic., 438 (4 m. 9),
-, -, Th., 438 (3 m. 10), 438 (4 m. 1):—p. 1541:—g. 546 (59). 2484 (9), 3499 (12).

Lovicot (Londcote), Devon, [in Harwood], 438 (2 m. 27).

Lowchampe, Pierre de, French prisoner, p. 928.

Lowder. See Lowther; also Lauder.

Lowdham, Notts, 1803 (1 m. 6).

Lowe. See Looe.

Lowe, Ant., 20 (p. 18), 82 (p. 41). See also Love.
-, -, Dionisius, g. 2772 (2).
-, -, Humphrey, g. 2772 (2).

Lowedowe. See Dunleer.

Lower. See Lowre.

Lowerlammeschawe. See Laneshaw.

Lowesby. See Loseby.

Lowestoft (Leystoft, Loyestofte, Lastop, Laistofte, Levestoft), Suff., 438 (2 m. 24), 438 (4 m. 29), 1262 (p. 578), 1672, 2671:—g. 94 (35), 94 (56), 682 (33).
-, -, ships of, 1982 (4).

Lowick (Lowyke), Ntht., 438 (3 m. 8).

Lowman, Wm., master cook, 20 (p. 18):—g. 94 (78).

Lowrans, Th., rector of Conesholme, g. 190 (42).

Lowre (Loure, Lower), Wm., 676:—p. 1535:—g. 833 (58 iii.), 2222 (16 Cornw.), 3324 (24), 3408 (4).

Lowson, Th., g. 651 (25).

Lowthe. See Louth.

Lowther (Louther), Cumb., 438 (3 m. 24).

Lowther (Louthre, Lother, Sowder), Westmld., 438 (3 m. 27), 438 (4 m. 26).
-, -, rector of, p. 1525.

Lowther (Lother, Louthre, Loughre), Sir Hugh, 438 (3 mm. 27, 34):—g. 257 (49).
-, - (Loder, Louder), James, gentleman usher, 20 (p. 14):—g. 885 (10).
-, - (Lowder, Lother, Louther), Lancelot, gentleman usher, 20 (p. 15), 3313 (6):—g. 54 (77), 190 (26), 784 (37).

Lowton. See Loughton.

Loxley (Loxeley), Staff., g. 969 (59).

Loy. See Ley.

Loyall, Wm., 2542:—pp. 1512, 1514.

Loye, Th., brewer, g. 1083 (38).

Loyes. See Lewis.

Loyes Wedon. See Weedon.

Loyfy, Hugh, 1945.

Loys, Maitre. See Maraton.

Lozano, Fray Alonzo, envoy of King Ferdinand to Rome, 2887.

Lubbesthorpe (Lublesthorp), Leic., 438 (2 m. 12).

LUBECK and the Lubeckers, 247, 285, 462, 547, 1155, 1210–11, 1330, 1336, 1731, 2973, 3196:—p. 1516.
-, -, letter to the Council, 1730.

Lubiana (in Austria ?), 3014 ii. Laybach?

Lublesthorp. See Lubbesthorpe.

Lucam. See Lugano.

Lucarne. See Locarno.

Lucas, John, vicar of East Pennard, 438 (4 m. 24).
-, -, Thomas, solicitor to Henry VII., 438 (1 m. 6), 1176 (1 iii., 2), 1493:—p. 1544:—g. 132 (25, 115), 289 (5), 381 (37), 519 (62), 731 (14), 969 (38), 1316 (4).
-, -, -, recognizances made to, g. 54 (3), 94 (99), 132 (18, 34), 218 (24, 59), 357 (10), 381 (108), 414 (46), 485 (42), 651 (32), 682 (3), 784 (56), 1316 (26).

Lucca (Luke, Luce), in Italy, merchants of, 438 (3 m. 25 bis), 1493 vi., 2832 (iv., v.):—pp. 1509–11:—g. 257 (67), 651 (30), 731 (52), 1170 (11), 1266 (40), 1462 (20), 1662 (15), 1804 (38), 1836 (23), 1948 (74), 2055 (5 ii., 33, 101), 2861 (19), 2964 (82), 3107 (5).

Luceria. See Luzzara.

Lucerne, in Switzerland, 2144, 2771, 3534.

Luchyngton. See Lushington.

Luckham (Lukcomme), Soms., 438 (4 m. 15).

Luçon, M. de, letter from, 2241.

Lucronii. See Logroño.

Lucton (Luctone), Heref., 438 (3 m. 17).

Lucy, Lady. See Nevill.

Lucy, Anne, 438 (1 m. 1).
-, -, Edm., 438 (1 m. 1):—g. 132 (15).
-, -, Sir Edmund, 20 (p. 15), 438 (2 m. 8), 438 (3 m. 5), 1176 (3), 1661 (p. 752), 2759:—p. 1533:—g. 833 (31), 2222 (16 Beds).
-, -, Eleanor, wife of Sir Edmund, 438 (2 m. 8), 438 (3 m. 5).
-, -, Elizabeth wife of Sir Thomas, 1410, 1673.
-, -, Humphrey, 653.
-, - (Luci), Joan widow of Edmond, 438 (4 m. 14).
-, -, John, g. 132 (15).
-, -, John de. See Lusy.
-, -, Richard de (temp. Hen. II.), g. 2964 (67).
-, -, Th., 20 (p. 13), 82 (p. 43), 201, 388, 653, 698, 822, 853:—p. 1541:—g. 132 (15), 190 (31), 604 (22), 1494 (17).
-, -, -, signature, 698.
-, -, -, livery of lands, g. 132 (15).
-, - (Lucee), Sir Thomas, ship captain, 1396, 1398, 1410, 1453 ii., v., 1661, 1673, 1951, 2053 (1, 2, 3, 5 ["Bury"] 6 ii.), 2480 (9), 3492, 3535, 3551:—App. 26.
-, -, Sir Wm., 438 (1 m. 1):—g. 132 (15).

Lucyan or Lusynen, Jean de, French prisoner, 2053, 2172:—p. 928.

Ludbroke (Lodbroke, Lodebroke), John, 438 (3 m. 6).

Ludbrook (Sutludbroke), Devon, 438 (1 m. 18).

Ludclynche. See Lydlinche.

Luddenbeg (Lugden), co. Limerick, p. 1530.

Ludder river, in Scotland, p. 1260.

Luddynglond. See Lothingland.

Ludeyate, Wm., chaplain, g. 682 (29).

Ludgarshale, Wilts, 438 (3 m. 5):—g. 632 (30).

Ludgarshall (Lurgathall, Lurgessale), Bucks, 438 (3 mm. 13, 27).

Ludigan [co. Wexford ?], p. 1525.

Ludlow (Liddelowe, Luddelowe), Salop, 438 (1 m. 13), 438 (2 mm. 13, 30), 438 (3 m. 16), 438 (4 mm. 14, 20), 1803 (1 m. 2):—g. 651 (24).
-, -, letter dated at, 1174.
-, -, confirmation for, g. 381 (103).
-, -, Guild of palmers, g. 784 (10).
-, -, Guild of St. Mary, 438 (2 m. 7).
-, -, porter of the castle, g. 94 (10).
-, -, rectory of St. Laurence, p. 1523.

Ludlowe, John, 438 (1 m. 10):—g. 2484 (9), 3499 (12).
-, -, Maurice, g. 519 (57).

Ludyngton. See Lyddington.

Ludyngton, Glouc. See Ledington.

Luffe, John, 1803 (2 m. 5).
-, - (Luff), Wm., 438 (1 m. 22).

Luffield, Ntht., g. 1316 (15).
-, -, chapel of St. Thomas, g. 1316 (15).
-, -, priory, g. 1316 (15).

Lufkyn. See Lovekyn.

Lufton. See Loughton.

Lufton (Lukton), Soms., 438 (2 m. 4).

Lufton, Ric., mayor of Chichester, 438 (2 m. 34).

Lugano (Lucam, Ligan), in Italy, 1127 (p. 539), 1277 (p. 587), 1566, 1647.

Lugden. See Luddenbeg.

Lughborow. See Loughborough.

Luittichau. See Luttichau.

Lukcome. See Luckham.

Luke. See Liège.

Luke, Anne, the king's nurse, 82:—g. 132 (39), 1221 (18).
-, -, Walter, husband of Anne, pp. 1533, 1538:—g. 132 (39), 381 (78), 804 (28), 924 (37), 2222 (16 Hunts).

Lukton, Soms. See Lufton.

Luky, Wm., late vicar of Lyminge, &c., 438 (2 m. 6).

Lullingham. See Leulinghen.

Lullingston. See Lillingston.

Lullingstone (Lullynston), Kent, 438 (3 m. 7):—g. 632 (70), 2055 (95).

Lulworth, Dors., 438 (2 m. 11).

Lulworth, East- (Estlulleworth), Dors., 1803 (1 m. 1).

Lumbard, John Antonyn de, 1568.

Lumbardys. See Lombardy.

Lumbier (Lumbierre, Alumberry, Allambure), in Navarre, 1320, 1326 (p. 613), 1327.

Lumley (Lomley), Sir John lord, knighted after Flodden, 2239, 2246 (4 ii.), 3464.
-, -, Richard lord, 205, 963.
-, -, -, letter to, 291.
-, -, Roger, 291.

Lumsden (Lummisden), Thomas, merchant of Copenhagen, herald, 302, 665.

Lumton. See Lambton.

Lund (Lunden), in Denmark, abp. of [Byrger Gunnari], 285.

Lund (Lound), Yorks, 438 (1 m. 9).

Lundoris. See Lindores.

Lunenburg, in Germany, senate of, 285.

Lupset, Th., goldsmith, 438 (1 m. 24).
-, -, Thomas, 2088, 2133, 2418.

Lupton, Ralph, M.A., rector of Torrington, g. 2861 (9).
-, -, Dr. Roger, King's chaplain, provost of Eton, clerk of the Hanaper, 19 (p. 11), 20 (pp. 12, 14), 341, 438 (3 m. 29), 579, 644, 875, 1046, 1406, 1549, 2439, 3313 (6). 3315, 3594:—p. 1534:—g. 132 (113), 158 (72), 414 (62), 784 (44), 1365 (6), 2055 (61), 2964 (36), 3324 (44), 3408 (25).
-, -, -, signature, 644.
-, -, -, account as clerk of the Hanaper, 579.

Lurchestrother. See Luststruther.

Lurcombe (Lourchecomb, Linthecombe), Devon [in Bickington], g. 447 (9), 3499 (48).

Lurgathall. See Ludgarshall.

Lurgessale. See Ludgarshall.

Lusa, M. de, his castle in Navarre, 2006 (p. 907).

Luse. See Lusy.

Lushington (Luchyngton), John, g. 1804 (6).

Lusk (Luske), in Ireland, 3583.

Lussher, Ric., g. 2535 (11).

Lusshyngbourne. See Luxemburg.

Lussura, Nicholas, 1495 v.

Luststruther (Lurchestrother), in Scotland, 2443.

Lusy, Anthony de, 2074.
-, - (Lucy, Luse), Jean de, lieutenant of the Prince of Castile's ordnance, 1950 (2), 2135, 2383–4, 2414, 2492, 2751, 2767:—g. 2772 (60).

Lusynen. See Lucyan.

Lute, Roger, 2034 (2).

Luthyngton. See Lyddington.

Luton (Leuyton), Beds., 438 (4 m. 15).
-, -, Guild of Holy Trinity, 438 (3 m. 25).

Lutsenburgus. See Luxemburg.

Luttichawe (Luittichau), Sir Sigfried, councillor of George duke of Saxony, 729, 811:—g. 804 (14).

Lutton, Ntht., 438 (1 m. 25).

Luttrell (Loterell, Lotrell, Luterell, Lotterell, Lutterell), Sir Hugh, 20 (p. 15), 438 (3 m. 4), 1176 (3), 1661 (p. 753):—p. 1543:—g. 2222 (16 Soms.).

Luxemburg (Lusshyngbourne), 1481, 2095 ii., 2101, 2106, 2144, 3174.

Luxemburg (Lutzenburg, Lutsenburgus), Ant., steward of the abbot of St. Bertin at St. Omer, 2223, 2724.
-, - (Luxonbroght), Charles de, a captain of the sieur de Fiennes, 2995.
-, -, Jacques de, sieur de Fiennes, q.v.

Luxilion (Lossilyon), Cornw., 438 (2 m. 25).

Luysy. See Lusy.

Luzzara (Luceria), in Mantuan territory, 1301 (p. 596).

Lwchwr. See Loughor.

Lwke. See Liège.

Lyance or Lyaunce, Lewis, g. 2684 (43).

Lyanyngton. See Lymington.

Lychard, Simon, purser, 3148.

Lychebarowe. See Litchborough.

Lychefeld. See Lichfield.

Lydd (Leed, Lyde), Kent, g. 289 (17), 2862 (7).

Lyddington (Liddington, Ledyngton, Ludyngton, Luthyngton), Rutl., 438 (1 m. 16), 438 (2 m. 14), 438 (4 mm. 3, 6 bis).
-, -, grant dated at, g. 857 (10).

Lydiard Bishop's (Lidiare Episcopi), Soms., 438 (4 m. 17).

Lydiard Tregoose, Wilts, 438 (2 m. 34).

Lydley (Lyddelowe), Salop [in Cardington], 438 (3 m. 2).

Lydlinche (Ludclynche), Dors., 438 (1 m. 11).

Lydney (Lydenea), Glouc., 438 (1 m. 23):—g. 1524 (47).
-, -, vicar of, 438 (1 m. 3).

Lye. See Lee.

Lye, Soms. See Leigh.

Lye Abbatis. See Abberley.

Lyell. See Lisle.

Lyeme. See Lyme Regis.

Lyethmacacmog. See Loughmoe.

Lygh. See Lee; also Leigh.

Lyghes. See Leighs.

Lyght, Ant. See Lee.

Lygon, Ric., p. 1546:—g. 546 (58), 1494 (60).

Lyle, Lyley or Lylle. See Lislc.

Lylyton. See Lillington.

Lymbowe, Th., 2293.

Lymbryk, Isabel, 438 (3 m. 16).

Lymby. See Linby.

Lyme, Chesh., 438 (3 mm. 13, 33), 438 (4 m. 16).

Lyme (Lyeme) or Lyme Regis, Dors., 438 (1 m. 21), 874 (2), 1801, 3313 (6).
-, -, confirmation of charters, g. 632 (62).
-, -, prebendary of, 438 (2 m. 9).
-, -, vicar of, 438 (3 m. 21), 438 (4 m. 25).

Lymemoste. See under London.

Lyminge (Lymmyngge), Kent, vicar of, 438 (2 m. 6).

Lymington (Lemyngton), Hants, 438 (4 m. 2), 1882:—g. 1083(2).
-, -, letter dated at, 1613.

Lymington (Lyanyngton), Soms., rector of, p. 1526.

Lymington, New-, Hants, 438 (3 m. 5), 438 (4 m. 25).

Lymisne. See Limena.

Lympsham, Soms., 2537.

Lympyn or Lympeny, John, 438 (3 m. 31):—g. 132 (57).

Lymster, John, 1589.
-, -, Wm., g. 924 (36).

Lymyster. See Leominster.

Lynago. See Legnago.

Lynam. See Lyneham.

Lynce or Lynche, in Germany. See Lintz.

Lynche, Mr., 20 (p. 13).
-, - Wm., 438 (2 m. 13).

Lyncoll, Th., of Brentwood, 176.

Lynd. See Lynne.

Lynde (Lyende), Robert, 438 (4 m. 11).
-, - (Lyne), Th., 438 (3 m. 6):—pp. 1536, 1543:—g. 2484 (9).

Lynden, Henry, denization of. g. 833 (9).
-, -, John, 2049.

Lyndon, Rutl., 1803 (1 m. 6).

Lyne. See Lynne.

Lyne, Th. See Lynde.

Lyneham (Lynam), Devon [in Yealmton], 438 (1 m. 25), 438 (2 m. 12):—g. 3499 (73).

Lyneham, Lynam, Lynham or Lynom, Th., 438 (3 m. 16), 2766:—pp. 1537–8, 1543, 1546:—g. 414 (48, 52), 1123 (20), 1316 (9), 2055 (42).

Lyng, Soms., g. 804 (52).

Lyngham or Lyngon. See Lingen.

Lynn (Lenne, Lenn, Lene), or Bishop's Lynn, Norf., 438 (1 mm. 3 bis, 19, 20, 23, 25 bis). 438 (2 mm. 6, 25, 34), 438 (3 mm. 2, 4, 6, 16, 22, 26), 438 (4 mm. 3, 7, 12, 19 bis, 22, 24 bis), 874 (2), 1645, 1803 (2 m. 6), 2671, 3313 (6):—p. 1505:—g. 132 (124), 381 (43), 447 (23), 1266 (4), 2617 (6), 3107 (24).
-, -, commission of the peace, p. 1540.
-, -, confirmation of charters, g. 485 (28).
-, -, Guild of Holy Trinity, 438 (1 mm. 19–20), 438 (2 m. 25).
-, -, Guild of St. George, 438 (1 m. 20).
-, -, ships of, 1982 (4).
-, -, water bailiff of, g. 218 (48).

Lynn, North-(Northlenn), Norf., 438 (1 m. 23).

Lynn, South-(Southlyn), Norf., 438 (2 mm. 6, 26), 438 (4 m. 9).

Lynn, West-(Westlenn), Norf., 438 (1 m. 23).

Lynne (Lynd, Lyne), Edmund, 792, 798, 877n. bis, 1332, 2454, 2949, 3494.
-, -, John, abbot elect of Jedburgh, 1433, 2461.
-, -, Ric., 438 (2 m. 9).
-, -, Rob., 438 (3 m. 17).
-, -, Stephen, 3343.
-, - (Lynd, Lyne, Lenne), Wm., 438 (3 m. 28), 1803 (1 m. 3), 1803 (2 m. 4):—p. 1548:—g. 257 (49), 632 (26), 784 (2).

Lynom. See Lyneham.

Lynryche wood, Warw. [in Sutton Coldfield], g. 1044 (5), 3324 (27).

Lynse. See Lintz.

Lynwood (Lyndwood), Hants, 2531.

Lynye. See Ligne.

Lynyngton. See Lennington.

Lyon, lordship of. See Holt.

Lyon king of Arms, of Scotland [Henry Thompson]. 20 (p. 17), 153, 665–6; [Sir Wm. Cumyng], 2122 (3), 2156–7, 2161, 2164, 2169, 2198, 2204, 2391 (p. 1059), 3468, 3481.

Lyons, in France, 367, 413 ii., 794n., 942, 1301 (pp. 595–6), 1647 (p. 743), 1895, 2069, 2074, 2107, 2113, 2128, 2198, 2237, 2259, 2307, 2373 ii., 2746, 3160, 3338, 3369, 3444, 3519, 3531, 3544, 3569.
-, -, letters dated at, 850, 858, 2095 ii., 2169, 2241, 2307.

Lyons, Gulf of (Mar de Lione), 1321.

Lypiat (Lipiatt), Glouc., 438 (2 mm. 11, 24).

Lypiat, Nether (Netherlupeyate), Glouc., 438 (3 m. 9).

Lypwsca. See Guipuscoa.

Lyrndall, Th., purser, 3148 iii.

Lys, the Flemish river, 2170.

Lysk. See Licques.

Lyston, Devon. See Lifton.

Lytchet Matravers (Lichet Moutravers), Dors., 438 (4 m. 12).

Lyte, Th., 438 (4 m. 12).

Lyth. See Leith.

Lythe, Yorks, rector of, 438 (2 m. 9).

Lythe, Margaret, 1803 (2 m. 3).

Lythwood (Lethewood), Salop, g. 257 (21).

Lytle. See Little.

Lytlyngton. See Littleton.

Lytster. See Lister.

Lytton, Wilts. See Latton.

Lytton (Litton), Lady, 146, 559 (p. 327).
-, - (Litton), Eliz., 438 (2 m. 18).
-, -, John, clk., 438 (2 m. 5).
-, -, Sir Rob., 1803 (1 m. 4):—g. 1602 (13).
-, -, Wm., 164, 1803 (1 m. 4):—g. 632 (26), 2222 (16 Herts), 2684 (41).

Lyttsteyne. See Lichtenstein.

Lytull. See Little.

Lyxborne. See Lisbon.

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