White, Mic., 248, 283, 286; Will.,
213
Whittik, Tho., 77, 85
Whixley, Sim. de, 14
Whynfell, Jac., 241, 277
Whyryg, Joh., 220
Whyte, White, Mic., 248, 283, 286,
292, 293; Will., 292, 294
Wighton, Joh. de, 28
Wilberfosse, Alan., 166, 214
Willesthrop, Chris., 233; Geo., 233;
Hen., 233; Jam., 233; Miles, 233,
275, 294; Pet., 233; Ric., 233;
Rob., 233; Tho., 233; Will. de, 33
Williamson, Bea., 79; Hen., 245,
Rob., 277
296; Joh., 67, 120;
Wilson, Will., 234, 283
Wirkesworth, Tho., 19; Will. de, 10
Wistowe, Elue., 274; Rob., 274
Woddall, Joh., 238
Wode, Joh., del, 11
Woderof, Joh., 6
Wortelay, Will., 38, 85
Wrangways, Rob., 271; Tho., 271
Wrangwishe, Tho., 166, 196, 207,
214, 215, 239, 245, 292, 294, 295
Wrench, Rob., 17, 30
Wright, Pet., 66; Will., 140, 198,
200, 203, 204, 206, 208, 215, 233,
235, 238
Abbot, of Fountains, statute mer-
chant and the, 30; Brian Davell,
tenant of the, 231; of Jervaulx,
bond to dean and chapter, 137;
of S. Mary's, dispute between
Robert Sallay and, 93; of Meaux,
dispute between Prior of Car-
melites and, 80; of Whitby, Brian
Davell, tenant of the, 231
Advowson of S. Mary the Elder, 130
Agreement between surgeon
and
patient, 17. 25, 26; about pageant
house in Toft Green, 42, xlii.
Aldermen, 9, 55, 81, 91, 109, 142,
159, 166, 199, 200, 202, 206, 208,
246, 252, 265, 286; election of,
258, 292, 293, 294, ix., x.; of
weavers, 30
Aliens, Johannes Artays, 78, 79;
Johannes Walter, 78, 79; Johan
Cook, 57-62; Perot de Casawas,
29;
naturalization of, 49, 50,
113-122, 185, 186, 217, 267, 298,
xiii., xxiii., xxvii., xxviii.
Almswomen, in Maison Dieu, 33
Antony, gild of S., 70
Appleby, burgesses of, charter of,
124, 125, 234, 235
Apprentices, 14, 29; cappers', 284;
cooks', 161;
curriers', 167;
glasiers', 209; listers', 210;
marshals', 178; patoners', 139;
parchmentmakers', 128; tapiters',
197; number of, 196, 238; to be
tried in mayor's court, 251, lv.,
lvi.
Apprenticeship, seven years', 127,
129, 140, 178, 190, 209, 286;
4 years', 123, lv., lvi.
Archbishop of York, 43; as arbiter,
289; tenement of, 218; treasury
of, 37; le Halgarthdyke of the,
76; mint of the, 42, 43; chronicle
of, 101; printed in The Historians
of the Church of York, Rolls
Series, vol. ii., pp. xxvii., 312-387
Arms, men and, requisitioned, 84
Assembly of the city, in S. William's
Chapel, 17; in the council cham-
ber on Ousebridge, 30; in the
common hall, 52, 53, 63, 81, 91,
107, 109, 157, 202, 257
Assize, fresh force, 11, 12, 85;
mort d' ancestor, 265; novel
disseisine, 39; of cloth, 195, 196
Attachment, defence in foreign, 147
Attempt to avoid payment of
bequest to Maison Dieu, 291, 292
Attornment for tenement in Skelder-
gate, 10
Award, house in Bootham, 248;
in Horselane, 250; in Walmgate,
296; of xiiis. 4d. for unjust
verdict, 17; fishmonger to pay
24£ for insulting mayor, 289;
to settle dispute between John
Tong and Richard Thornton, 296
Bailiffs, 11, 12, 255, 259; replaced
by sheriffs, 259, v., vi; court of,
11, 12; of Shrewsbury, 47
Bedern, le, 42
Black Death, ii.
Boatbuilders, 70
Bollers, 171
Bond, with double penalty, 149;
between merchants of Danzic and
Scarborough, 95, xxv., xxvi.;
bond by master of S. Leonards to
mayor, 222; by wardens of Friars
Minors, 231
Botellers and bowgemakers, ordin-
ances of, 139-142
Bolton, Prior of, defrauded by
chaplain, 99, 100
Boroughbridge, Sir William Tankerd,
steward of, 241
Breach of sequestration, 143
Broggers, dealing with non citizens,
175; ordinances of, 175, 176
Building on common land, 107, xvii.
Bull, the, in Coney Street, hostel for
aliens, 203
Cappers, ordinances of, 283-286
Carpenters, ordinances of, 193, 194,
277-283
Case in sheriff's court, 61, 62, x., xi.
Castle mills, 216
Chamber, sergeant of the, 33, 257,
258
Chamberlains, 277; oath of, 257
Chantry in All Saints', North Street,
99, 100, 273, 274; in the
cathedral, 233; in S. George's,
Fishergate, 251; in S. Helen's,
Stonegate, 18, 270; in S. John's,
Micklegate, 273; in S. Martin's,
Coney Street, 18, 269, 270; in S.
Mary's the Elder, 18: in S.
Mary's, Castlegate, 18; in S.
Michael's-le-Belfry, 215; in S.
Sampson's, 18, 137; in S.
Saviour's, 18, 233; in Holy
Trinity, Fossgate, 19; in Holy
Trinity, Goodramgate, 215; in S.
William's Chapel, Ousebridge, 18,
39, 40, 51, 53, 134, 272, 273, lxiii.-
lxvii.
Churches, All Saints', Fishergate,
133, 134; All Saints', Peaseholm,
133, 134; All Saints', North
Street, 18, 21, 99, 100, 132, 133;
All Saints', Pavement, 133, 134,
286, 290, 292; S. Andrew's, 23,
132, 134; S. Anne's, Fossbridge,
68; S. Clement's, 23, 133; S.
Crux, 21, 132, 133; S. Cuthbert's,
132, 133, 134; S. Dionisius, 22,
48, 49, 132, 133; S. Denis, 44;
S. Edward's, 132, 134; Friars
preachers, church of, 27, 28:
S. George's, 133, 134, 251;
Gregory's, 21, 132, 133; S.
Helen's, Fishergate, 133; S.
Helen's-on-the-Walls, 132, 133,
134 S. Helen's, Stonegate, 18,
22, 132, 133; S. John's-del-Pyke,
23, 132, 133; S. John's, Hund-
gate, 132, 133; S. John's, Ouse-
bridge, 21, 130, 132; S. Law-
rence's, 134; S. Leonard's, church
of, 293; S. Margaret's, London,
50; S. Margaret's, Walmgate,
108, 132, 133; S. Martin's, Coney
Street, 18, 21, 24, 132, 134; S.
Martin's, Micklegate, 21, 132,
133; S. Maurice's, 132, 133; S.
Mary's, Castlegate, 18, 23; S.
Mary's Episcopi, 131, 133; S.
Mary's the Elder, 18, 21, 131, 133;
S. Mary's, Layerthorp, 132, 133,
250; S. Michael's-le-Belfry, 20,
23, 132, 133; S. Michael's, Ouse-
bridge, 111, 132; S. Nicholas',
Micklegate, 21, 23, 131, 132, 133;
S. Nicholas', Walmgate, 134;
S. Olave's, 22, 132, 134; S.
S. Peter's the less, 21, 132, 133;
S. Peter's cathedral church, 42,
63, 75, 93, 108, 219, 233, 250;
Churches (con.)—
S. Peter's-in-lez-Wylughes, 132,
133; S. Sampson's, 18, 21, 132,
133;
S. Saviour's, 132, 133;
S. Stephen's, Caen, 66; Holy
Trinity, 18, 63, 217, 218, 278;
Holy Trinity in curia regis, 132;
Holy Trinity, Goodramgate, 132,
133, 215; S. Wilfrid's, 18, 132,
133; S. William's Chapel, 18, 40,
51, 53, 68, 72, 113, 178, 181, 272,
273, 274
City, freedom of, 217, 165, 261
Clause of will of Henricus Lescrop,
29
Cobblers and Corpus Christi
Common clerk, 96, 99, 101, 102, 104,
174, 175, 183, 294
Communitas, 52, 81, 183, 246
Cooks, ordinances of, 160, 161
Cordwainers not to be curriers, 170
Corpus Christi, see pageant
Council chamber, on Ousebridge, 68,
74, 75, 76, 78, 79, 84, 87, 95, 103,
110, 139, 166, 173, 175, 180, 195,
199, 200, 203, 204, 208, 213, 215,
238, 241, 247, 248, 283, 293, 294;
in common hall, 52, vii.
Counsaylours of the chamber, 246
Crane, the new, 81, 82
Cross, on highway to Fulford, 39;
in Thursday market, 100
Court of Chivalry, 57; of Husting
(London), 214; of mayor and
bailiffs, 259, 260, 12, 13,; of
mayor and sheriffs, 259, 260; of
mayor and aldermen, 251-253,
vii., viii. ; sheriff's court of
personal action, 57-62, xi. ;
sheriff's court of London, 143-155,
Dean and chapter, 108, 250
Dearth of pinners, 297, xlvii.
Debt, 77; Duke of Exeter and
payment of, 83, 84; incurred in
Bruges, 87, 88; action for, 56,
144-150
Debtor, in sanctuary, 27, 28, 101
Decay, of the city, 246, 247; of
weaving, 207; of country towns,
ii.
Deeds, lost, 94; enrolled in council
chamber, 95
Defeasance, 44; indenture of, 45, 95
Disputes, between, two aldermen,
270, 271; blacksmiths and cutlers,
247-249; carpenters and skinners,
79; gild of S. Antony and Holy
Trinity, 70-73; mayor and
tanners, 165: mayor and fish-
monger, 288; plasterers and tilers,
125, 126, 128; tapiters and linen
weavers, 243, 244; about, bound-
ary, 80; building on common
land, 107; goods lost in wreck,
56, 165; gutter, 112; payment
of porters, 41; serf, 6
Ditches, 89
Domesday book, v., vi.
Dordrecht, bond to merchant of, 82,
xxvii.
Dower, 262; assignment of, 289, 299
Dyers, to pay toll unless wool dyed
be for their own use, 206; ordi-
nances of, 210-212; not to sue in
foreign courts, 211
East marches, 84, 113-122, 199, 274
Edward IV. at Pontefract and Went-
bridge, 240
Edward, Black Prince, death of, 31
Election of, bailiffs, 259; bridge-
masters, 257; chamberlains, 256;
common clerk, 257, 294; mayor,
255; recorder, 293; sargeants,
257, 258; searchers, 260; the
sheriffs, 75, 260, 292. 293;
members of parliament, 87
Enclosure, 110
Escheator, mayor as, 51, 66, 83, 85,
97, 106, 107, 129, 289
Exchequer, false statement in, 44
Exeter, duke of, 83
Ex-mayors, suits and complaints
against, 203, 204
Ex-sheriffs, the twenty-four to be,
75
Fairfax, Sir William, recorder, 293;
Sir Guy, 218, 236, 293
Felon, property of, 54, 62; from
Bruges, 57-62
Fergus, mistery play of, 124, xlix.,
1.
Fifteenth, collectors of, 76
Fine, of vis. viijd. for calling a man
an usurer, 67; of 10£, for dis-
obedience to mayor, 110; of
friars preachers if chantry duties
not done, 227; levied and col-
lected by sheriffs, 52
Firepans, 298, 299
Firewood for poor, 296
Fishermen, feud with country fisher-
men, 72
Foreign trade, 10, 14, 29, 56, 65, 66,
82, 87-89, 95, 98, 99, 205, xix.-
xxvii.
Forgiveness for homicide of a father,
30, 31, xviii., xix.
Foriaiture of liberties of the city,
38; of franchise, 111, 165, 175,
201, 261
Fossbridge, money left to rebuild,
Foundation of a gild without royal
license, 71
Franchise, parliamentary to citizens
in assembly, 87, xiv.; bounds of
city's, 254; penalty for wearing
livery, loss of, 200, 201
Fraternity, of carpenters, 193, 277-
280; name of, xxxix.; poor and
blind and, 279; not compulsory
on mistery, 278; women members
of, 279; members of, to employ
other members, 280, xxxiii.-xl. ;
of S. Christopher, 108
Freemen of the city, not to be
partners with men from the
country, 175
Freemen, sons of, not to pay fee
when beginning as masters, 181
Freshforce, assize of, 85, 265
Friar of Munk Grace, 83, 84
Friar, Willelmus Melton, and feast
of Corpus Christi, 156-159
Friars minors, 231
Friars preachers, and right of
sanctuary, 101; and Euphemia
Langton, 223 230; and riots of
1381, 69; prior of, in York, 229;
in England, 229
Fullers of York, to search country
fullers, 159, see walkers
Garden in Havergate, 241
Gaol, Kidcote, 254
Gate keepers, 261
Gate, of Friars Preachers' Convent,
69
Gild or common hall, meetings in,
52, 63, 85, 86, 90, 157, 183, 203,
206; building of, 199, ii.; elec-
tions in, 251-261
Gild of Corpus Christi, 295–296;
Holy Trinity and S. Antony, 71,
72; of S. Christopher, 108, 295
Gilds, craft, see misteries
Glasiers, ordinances of, 208-210;
mayor and council and, 209;
attempt to evade mayor's court
by, 209
Glover's, stall at the great gate of
the cathedral, 93
Goldsmiths, 123, 124
Gonstones, 299
Governing Body, v.-xii., see mayor,
twelve or aldermen, twenty-four
or councillors.
Grants, to a chantry in cathedral,
233; of Davell family, 235-237;
of goods to mercers, 34; of house
in Micklegate, 218; of land in
Cokermouth, 54; of land in
Hosiergate, 47; of manor
of
Lettby, with service, 69; of
manor of Wasshand, 237; of
property to Willelmus de Nesse-
field, 46; of property in Fisher-
gate and Hundgate, 222; of a
rent under condition, 218; of a
tenement in Skeldergate to Robert
Mauleverer, 218; of a tenement
in Monkgate, 272
Guardian of England, John duke of
Bedford, 46
Halygaste, ship named, 10
Indenture, Johannes Kirkham to
supply council with lime and
plaster at fixed price in return for
house and warehouses, 138, 139
Inquisition, about two messuages,
three shops and a solar in Walm-
gate and Girdlergate, 43, 44;
about a messuage and garden held
in free burgage, 66; about goods
and chattels of a felon, 53, 54;
about cargo lost at sea, 56
Insolence of porter to alderman, 55,
76; to mayor and council, 110,
111
Inventory of goods of an outlaw, 77,
78
John, charter of, 125
Judas, mistery play of suicide of, 171
Jurisdiction, see courts
Jury, in assize of freshforce, 85;
and mercer's disobedience to
searchers of mistery, 9; and
property of Richard Lescrope, 97;
and property of Holy Trinity,
Kirkham, 220-222. and ship-
wreck, verdict sealed, 56
Hamiburg, Hemingborough, royal Justice, to be done alike to rich and
borough of, 267-269
Hatmakers, ordinances of, 268-288;
foreigners and, 287
Hawkers of wool, 175
Helaughpark, prior and convent of,
230
Helmeslay chantry, 37
Henry I., charter of, vi.
Henry II., charter of, earliest
charter in possession of the city,
vi.
Henry IV., Joan, wife of, 38
Henry VI., proclamation against
wearing liveries, 200, 201; grant
of subsidy from every parish to,
130-135
Herbage, 89
Holland, 186
Hospital, of Jesus Christ and
the Blessed Virgin, 48; of S.
Leonards, 222; of S. Nicholas,
without Walmgate bar, 75; of S.
Thomas of Canterbury, 272
Hulke of Selykey, ship named, 56
Hull, piracy by men of, 186-188;
tenement in, 218; voyages to, 10,
56
Justices of assize and gaol delivery,
216, 217, 220; of the peace, 73, 74
Kambesmyth, 172
Kidbearers, 188
Kidcote, 254
King, Johannes, prior of the friars
preachers of Engand and gift of
Euphemia Langton, 229
Kings, John, duke of Bedford,
constable of England, son and
brother of, 57, 58
Kirkham, prior of, and four messu-
ages in Coyngarth, 220–222
Kissing, as seal of peaceful settle-
ment of disputes, parson of
Patrickbrunton and Nicholaus de
Skelton, 15; tilers and wrights,
174
Knaresborough, duchy of the forest
of, 241
Knights, 213, 223, 237, 239, 241, 288,
289, 291, 292, 294, 296, 298
Kyrke, S. Mary's, 250
Kyrke, cathedral, of S. Peter's, 250
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