Constable, Symon, of Faversham, a tenant
at Mersham, ii., 32.
Convocation, proxy for use in, i., 3; ex-
cuse for non-attendance, 93; the Prior's
reply to a summons, 307; a summons,
ii., 131.
Cope, professional, paid by the Bishop of
Exeter, ., 124; proctor appointed to
exact payment, 430; acquittance for,
450; the grounds upon which they are
demanded, iii., 185; paid by a French
bishop, i., 186.

Corbavia, Bishop of, celebrates holy orders

at Canterbury, i., 421.
Cordier, Gawain, an adherent of Queen
Isabella, deprived of his corrody, i., 184;
agent for the Convent in France, 210;
ii., 24, 48; a patron of the Convent
at the English Court, i., 211, 446.
Coresete, Will. de, tenant at Doccombe,
ii., 361.

Cornewaille, John de, messenger of the
Archbishop, i., 486.

Cornhell, Edmd. Fitz-Peter de, claims the
manor of Walworth, is a member of
Despenser's household, i., 175.
Cornwallys, Jas., Chief Baron of the Ex-
chequer in Ireland. See Irish estates.
Corrodies. The king nominates to a, i., 42;
a, granted with an office to Geoff. of
London, 87; Peter Bernard nominated
to that vacated by Gawain Cordier, 184;
he is deprived, 196; the king renounces
his claim to, ii., 122; but attempts to
fill a vacancy, 212, 234; a, granted to
Vachan, Archdeacon of Surrey, 290,
293; to T. de Longchamp with an
office, 298, 334; to Tho. Sprot and his
wife, 842; to J. de Eccleshall, 370; to
J. de Wymborne, 456; to T. Masoun
(Counsel), 354; to a Canterbury citizen,
iii., 13; petition for relief from those in
the gift of the Crown, 32; the petition
granted, 36; the recompense, 12, 40.
Corteney, Piers, misleads a Canterbury
monk, iii., 273.

Cost, Master Rich., arbitrator in the matter
of the Black Prince's chaplains, iii., 210.

Courtenay, the Lady Agnes de, gives a
ring to the Prior, i., 109.
Courtenay, Sir Hugh, i., 68.

Courtenay, John de, monk of Tavistock,
i., 318.

Coventre, John, executor of Sir Rich.
Whittington, iii., 143.

Coventry and Lichfield, Bishop of (W. d:
Langton), i., xlvii., 22; the validity of
his election, 57.

Craneslee, Will. de, rector of St. Vedast,
London, chaplain of the King's chapel
at Westminster, and rector of Silebes-
ter, ii., 368.

Credence, letters of, i., 20, 36, 200, 340,
482, 521.

Criminous clerks, i. 413, 436.

Cristemesse, Tho., of Stonor, a fugitive, i,
436.

Croidon, Ric. de, witnesses a deed of the
Black Prince, ii. 423.
Crucesignati.

A pilgrim solemnly signed,

iii., 239.
Crul, Rob. de, i., 128.
Cryel (Kyriel), J., at variance with his
neighbours, ii., 280.

Culgaith, Will. de, proposed as bailif✅
Risborough, i., 386.
Customs dues.
257.

Woollen cloth seized, E.

D.

Dacre, Sir Tho., of Sussex, Jack Cade i
his service, iii., 208.

Dagh, Nich., clerk to the Prior, ii., 260.
Dane, Stephen de la, bailiff at Mersham,
ii., 32.

Dartford, Rob. de, attorney for Ch. Ch.,
i., 278.

Daubrichourt, Sir Eustace, commemorated
in a mass at Eastbridge Hospital, iii.,

60.

Debent Superioribus, a constitution of
Boniface VIII., i., 164.

Deepham manor, procurations exacted at,
ii., 270.

Deer given by the Earl of Arundel to the
Archbishop, i., 422; from Westwell
Park, 524.

Delves, Joh., witnesses a deed of the

Black Prince, ii., 423.

Dene, J. de, agent in France for Ch. Ch.,
i., 158, 160; patron of the convent at
the court, 170; Seneschal of the Guest
Hall, dies, ii., 7; his legacy to the con-
vent, 66, 68.

Dene, Peter de, claimed as a monk of St.

Augustine's Abbey. See St. Augustine's.
Denom, Sir W., a judge, ii., 2.

Dentone, Rob. de, purchases a corrody in
Eastbridge Hospital, ii., 372.

Denys, John, founds a chantry at Ickham,
iii., 21.

Depynge, Joh., chaplain, commemorated
in a mass at Ickham chantry, iii., 23.
Derby, William, of Eversle in Westwell,
ii., 221.

Dereham, Will. de, a creditor of Ch. Ch.,
ii., 419.

Despenser, Hugh Seur., letter to, i., 100;
asked to restrain E. de Cornhell, 174.
Despenser, Hugh Junr., petition to, con-
cerning the queen's hounds, i., 168; is
abjured in Parliament, 204; the sen-
tence pronounced upon him, iii., 404.
Digges, John, sheriff of Kent. See Dyggs,
iii., 237.
Discipline, monastic, monks fail in their
purgation, i., 286. See also Aledone,
Valoynes, Sandwich, and proprietatis
vitium.

Doccombe manor (in Devonshire) given
to the convent by Sir W. de Tracy, iii.,
358; a pope's tenth at, i, 50; docu-
ments relating to the tenants at, i., 50,
68, 211, 226, 382, 400, 418, 448, 519,
520; ii., 133, 303, 348, 356, 361, 362.
Domestic economy of the monastery.
Form by which lay servants accept
office, i., 16; acquittance to a bailiff's
executors, 75; account of the supply of
bread, ii., 141; groceries bought in
London, 348; salt-fish supplied, iii.,
298; a bed sent from London, 303.
Doo, John le, agent in the diocese of Nor-
wich, farmer of Mersea, i., 81, 178, 184,
186; ii., 62.

Doreward, John, son of William, of Boc-
king, founds a chantry, iii., 52.

Doul, Joh., executor of R. de Haute, rector
of Westerham, ii., 171.

Dover Castle, the constable wishes to buy
corn from Ch. Ch., i., 112.
Dover, the Domus Dei, a general servant
appointed for life, ii., 384.

Dover, St. Martin's Priory, disputes with
the Chapter of Ch. Ch., i., xci., 293,
430, 432, 524; ii., 38, 44, 46, 56, 58, 60,
152, 171, 250, 301, 303; iii., 369-378;
a list of early priors, iii., 376.
Drovedenne, mentioned, i., 460, 490.
Drury, Dr. Tho., reports favourably of a
Canterbury monk living in Italy, iii.,

224.

Duraunt, Will., feoffee in the matter of
Pamfield manor, iii., 258.

Durham diocese, a papal constitution re-
lating to, i., 164.

Dyggs, John, proctor at the Curia, ii.,

448-9.

Dygg, Roger (of Barham), a provisor, i.,
84, 86, 92, 108.

Dyolet, William, chaplain in the Black
Frince's chantry, iii., 210.
Dyonis, the cook of Ch. Ch. enlisted, i.,
72.

E.

Earde, J., bailiff in the Weald, ii., 32.
Easole, Steph. de, sub-constable of Dover
Castle, i, 362.

Easole manor, offered to Ch. Ch. as en-
dowment for Beauchamp's chantry, ii.,
484-8.

Eastry parish, taxation of the portion of
the tithes assigned to the Almonry of
Ch. Ch., i., 334; exchange of the
benefice, ii., 284; the farm-yard shared
between the rector and the convent,
311; the church restored to the convent,
470-2.

Eastry manor, escheats in, i., 86; right of
free warren infringed, 404; a wood-
reeve appointed for the denns in the
Weald attached to it, ii., 112.
Eccleshall, Ric. de, nominated to a benefice
by the king, ii., 240.

Eccleshall, J. de, canon of St. Paul's,
proctor for Ch. Ch. in obtaining money
owed by the king, ii., 295; a corrody
granted to, 370.

Ecclesiastical liberties infringed and atone-
ment made, iii., 288.

Edwards, John, a tenant at Mersham,
robbed by highwaymen, iii., 311.
Elegit, writ of, asked for, i., 198.
Eleigh Monachorum, as a manor of the
church, is exempted from scutage, ii.,
236; the Archbishop is asked to give
the vicarage to a friend of the Prior,
268.

Elgar, a priest with an hereditary church
in London, iii., 356.

Elham, J., canon of St. Paul's, a debtor to
Ch. Ch., i., 460.

Ely, Bishop of. (Rob. Oxford) is required

to provide for a clerk, i., 33. (John
Hotham) his mortuary roll, ii., 114.
Ely, Robert, citizen of London, agent for
the convent, i., 200, 268, 392, 400, 434,
520.

Margaret of Anjou,
arrangements for her journey through
France to England, iii., 176.
English merchants, whose goods were
seized in German ports. See Hanse
Towns.

Erhethe, Rob. de, sergeant-at-arms to the
king, ii., 296.

Essex, Earl of (Geoff. Fitz Peter),
warrants the freedom of episcopal
elections, i., 21.

Esturmy, Sir W., ambassador from Henry
IV. to the Hanse Town, iii., xxxi., 78 et
seqq.

Etchingham, Sir James, vendor of land at
Cnolle, i., 348; his suit against Ch. Ch.,
460, 490; ii., 38.

Everdon (Eversdon), Baron of the Ex-
chequer, i., 372, 424, 452.
Exchange of benefice, Silchester, and
chaplaincy of St. Stephen, Westminster,
ii., 368.

Exemplification of letters, form to be used
in, i., 17.

Exeter, Bishop of. (Walter Stapledon) dis-
pute as to Bosham Church, i., 97-8;
wishes to acquire land at East Horsley,
130, 135. (John Grandison) his
consecration at Rome and profession at
Canterbury, 312; buys land in the fee
of Ch. Ch., ii., 74; pays his profes-
sional cope, 124; sends for revisal his
Life of St. Thomas, 380.

Eyleston, Rob., treasurer to Edw. III., i.,
464.

Eyton, Geoff. de, clerk to Archbishop
Raynold, i., 133, 186.

F.

Fairs held in the cathedral churchyard,
iii., 233.
Falcon belonging to the Bishop of
London stolen, i., 472; young falcons
may be obtained at Risborough, 486.
Fant, Will., attorney for Ch. Ch., ii.,
46, 56.

Farleigh, East, Culpeper's estate at, for-
feited, i., 188, 196, 230.
Fastolfe, Laur., advocate in the Arch-
bishop's court, i., 247.
Faucoun, Marg., daughter of John, tenant
at Walworth, ii., 414.
Favelore, Peter, bailiff for Ch. Ch., in
East Kent, i., 372.
Faversham, the Abbot of, collector of a
subsidy, i., 322-333.

Faversham Abbey exchanges the manor
of Tring for the advowsons of Boughton
and Preston, ii., 219.

Faversham, Thomas de, a justice of trail-
baston, and adviser of Ch. Ch., i., 374,
406; ii., 44, 56, 58; proposes to re-
claim Seasalter marsh, i., 139.
Felbrygge, Sir Simon, commemorated in
Arundel's mass in Ch. Ch., iii., 124.
Felon's goods forfeited, ii., 369.
Fermor, J., commissioner for coast-guard,
&c., ii., 194, 206, 208.

Ferns, Bishop of. See Irish estates.
Ferrars, Earl (William), warrants the
freedom of episcopal elections, i., 21.
Ferthing, Rich., of the Doune in Orping-
ton, ii., 242.

Firminus, Magister, rector of Bradgate,
iii., 76; custos of St. Jacob's Hospital,
Canterbury, 77.

Fitz-Herbert, Peter, warrants the freedom
of episcopal elections, i., 21.
Fitz-Water, Lady Philippa, of Dunmow,
commemorated in a mass at Bocking,
iii., 53, 55.

a

Fogge, John, commissioner of array in
Kent, iii., 225; justice of sewers, 274.
Folkyngham, Joh. de, first priest of
Godmersham chantry, ii., 455.
Fordwich, wharfage at, given to Ch. Ch.,
iii., 358.

Formulæ, summons to Parliament, &c., i.,
1; summons to visitation, 3; Prior's
death announced, 6; mandate to elect,
9; notice of deaths sent to monasteries
in society, 9; invitation to a funeral,
10; letters of confraternity, 10; licence
of alibi, 14; manumission, 15; com-
mission of a lay servant, 15; bond to
secure rent, 17; exemplification of
letters patent, 17; licence to profess
novices asked for, 18; presentation to a
pensionary church, &c., 18; commis-
sion of bailiff for East Kent, 371;
testimonial letters de conversatione,
372; dispute as to proper forms, 438-
42; commission of bailiff. Gallicè, ii.

Formula-cont.

458; receipt for money in the Lombard
form, 143; invitations to dinner, 194;
letters of credence, see Credence;
recommendation for free quarters for an
emissary, 72; invitation to a consultation,
126; excuse for not attending a funeral,
128; summons to advisers after the
death of an archbishop, 291; return to
summons to a visitation, 304; general
release from actions, 316, 345; com-
mission of bailiff for the Weald, 394.
Fountayne, John de la, tenant at Ris-
borough, i., 488.

Foxton, T. de, a letter to, ii., 6.
Framysdenn, Joh. de, vicar of Ash Bock-
ing, ii., 422.
France, King of.

Charles IV., petition to,
for the Wine of St.
Thomas, i., 64.
Philippe VI., a similar
petition, ii., 11.
Charles VII., his pacific
letter to Henry VI.,
iii., 176.

Louis XI., his renewal
of the grant of the
wine, iii.. xix., 292.

France, the Abbot of St. Denys is asked
to assist the convent in the matter of
their wine, ii., 271; a certificate favour-
able to one of his monks, 281 (see
Wine of St. Thomas); invasion of, by
Edw. IV., iii., xvi, 274.

Fraunceys, John son of Rob., restorer of
Romney Hospital, ii., 436.

Frend, Steph., of Westbere, Borsholder,
iii., 289.

Frere, Alban, witnesses a deed of the
Black Prince, ii., 423.

Fretina (mixed coins), rates of exchange
of, ii., 108.

Friar, scandalous speech made by a,
i., 110.

Friars, Augustinian, wish to purchase
land in St. George's parish, i., 100,
160.

Frysel, James, bailiff of Risborough. See
Risborough, Halton, Newington.
Fynel, Domina de, a sister of St. Jacob's
Hospital, ii., 262.

Fyneux, James, Esquire of the King's
body, and seneschal of the Archbishop,
iii., 182.

G.

Gailard, Jehan, Treasurer of France, i.,

54.

Galais, Pierre, agent in France. See Wine
of St. Thomas.

Gange, E., bailiff of Ch. Ch., in Essex, i
374, 499.
Garwinton, Rob. de, presented to St. Pan-
cras, London, ii., 295.

Garwynton, Tho., of Well-in-Ickham,
commemorated in a mass, iii., 23.
Gate, Tho., of Monkton, accused of
treasonable practices, iii., 195.
Gatepath, John, of Chudleigh, attorney at
Doccombe, ii., 348, 356.

Gaveston, Piers, safe-conduct for, iii., 388.
German merchants robbed by English
cruisers. See Hanse Towns.
Gernegan, Peter, collector of scutage in
Suffolk, ii., 237.

Gloster, Duke of (Thomas of Woodstock),
his foundation at Plasshy, iii., 294.
Glover, Will., a lay servant of Ch. Ch., ii,
197.

Glover, John and Thomas, consorting
with heretics, are condemned to penance,
iii., 156.
Godmersham Church, lapsed presentation
to, i., 136; a chantry founded in, ii,
454.

Godmersham Manor, a market proposed
in, i., 446; repairs at the court, ii., 56.
Goldstone, Reginald, monk and agent of
Ch. Ch., iii., 304.