The chronicles of England from Brute vnto this present yeare of Christ. 1580. Collected by Iohn Stow citizen of London.

¶ A Table of the principall matters contayned in this Chronicle.

• ABbot of Westminster putte to his shiftes. Pag. 256
• Abbot of Glastenburie commitied a filthy act. Pag. 165
• Abbot of Saint Albons his policie. Pag. 152
• Abbayes visited. Pag. 1005. suppressed. Pag. 1013
• Aberconway builded. Pag. 301
• Abingdon spoyled. Pag. 464
• Acres of land in Englād numbred. Pag. 165
• Aduoultry punished by death amongst the Infidels. Pag. 103
• Adrian an Englishman Pope. Pag. 207
• Adam Tarleton Bishop of Hereford ac∣cused of treason and depriued of hys temporalties. Pag. 346. his sophisticall letter Pag. 357. made Bysh. of Worcester. Pag. 359. Bishop of Winchester. Pag. 367. dy∣ed. Pag. 393
• Admiral of Frāce came to Londō. Pag. 1034
• Albon first Martire. Pag. 65
• Albertus Emperour. Pag. 66
• Albons Church founded. Pag. 105
• Almesburie builded. Pag. 134
• Alfred King of West Saxons. Pag. 122
• Albe first King of South Saxons. Pag. 94
• Aldermen in London. Pag. 268
• Alice Perce. Pag. 467
• Ales Hackney being long buried was ta∣ken vp againe. Pag. 869
• Almes houses founded at the Crossed Friers. Pag. 930
• Alderman of London sent into Scotlād taken prisoner. Pag. 1031.
• Alderman of Southwarke first. Pag. 2047
• Ambassadours sente to Rome. Pag. 1096. to Caleis. Pag. 1069. from Sweden. Pag. 1113. from Muscouie. Pag. 1103
• Amphabel Martire. Pag. 65
• Antonius Gordianus. Pag. 64
• Antonius Emperour. Pag. 64
• Antonius Philosophus. Pag. 54
• Androgius King. Pag. 30
• Andrewes Churche in Rochester foun∣ded. Pag. 92
• Andreds Cester. Pag. 94
• Andreds walde. Pag. 117. in Sussex and Ham∣shiere. Pag. 125
• Anger a Castel in Essex founded. Pag. 212
• Anthonies Church in London builded. Pag. 870
• Agnes Dayntie on the Pillorie. Pag. 745
• Anabaptistes bare Faggots. Pag. 1015. Ana∣baptistes brent. ibid.
• Anabaptistes bare faggottes at Paules crosse. Pag. 1181. banished. Pag. 1184. brent. ibi.
• Anne of Cleaue died at Chelsey. Pag. 1104
• Anne Marchionesse of Pembroke. Pag. 980
• Answere of a Pope. Pag. 395
• Anthonies Church in Londō built. Pag. 870
• Anne Sanders, Anne Drurie, and trustie Roger hanged. Pag. 1169
• Anth. Broune Knight of the Garter. Pag. 1018
• Annes Church in London brent. Pag. 1039
• Anne Askew with others brent. Pag. 1033
• Apollos Temple at Delphos. Pag. 25
• Apuldore in Kent. Pag. 125
• Apostata brent. Pag. 255
• Apparell appointed to Harlots. Pag. 427
• Archbishops of London. Pag. 56
• Archemalus King. Pag. 5••
• Archegallo King depriued. Pag. 29
• Archeflamins. iij. Pag. 27
• Archbishop of London reproueth Vor∣tiger and is by him slaine. Pag. 81
• Arthur King. Pag. 84
• Archbishop of Yorke with his Crosse cast out of the Kings Chaple. Pag. 184
• Archbishop of Yorke plucked from his seate, throwne to the ground & bea∣ten. Pag. 211
• Archbishop of Yorke drawne from the Alter to prison. Pag. 220
• Archbishop of Yorke couetous. Pag. 264
• Archbishop of Canterburie beateth &

• woundeth the Prior and Chanons of Saint Bartholomew in Smithfielde. Page. 272
• Archebishoppe of Yorke George Neuil emprisoned at Hames, and his goods confiscate. Pag. 733
• An army sent to Landersey. Pag. 1027
• Archbishoppes Pallaice at Canterburie brent. Pag. 1027
• Articles of religion deuised by the king. Page. 1007
• Arden murdered. Pag. 1048
• An Arian brent. Pag. 1049
• An army sent into Scotlande. Pag. 1028
• Arthure firste sonne to King Henry the seauenth borne. Pag. 861
• An army sent into Scotlande. Pag. 870
• Archbishop of Canterburie deceassed. Page. 1182.
• Archbishoppe newly elected of Canter∣burie. Pag. 1185
• Arthure of Britaine murdered. Pag. 233
• Asclepiodatus. Pag. 67
• Aurelius Probus. Pag. 64
• Aurelianus. Pag. 64
• Austine the Monke came into Britaine. Page. 91
• Austins Churche at Canterburie foun∣ded. Pag. 91
• Auntient lawes of Englande remaine in Kent onelye. ••52
• Austins in Bristowe builded. Pag. 213
• Augustine Friers Churche in London. Page. 430
• Aubrey de Ver created Earle of Oxford. Page. 515
• Audley made Lorde Chauncellour Pag. 980 Knight of the Garter. Pag. 1058
• Aide sent into Scotlande against Edem∣borough Castell. Pag. 1169

B.

• BAse moneys coyned. Pag. 1029
• Bayliffes of London. Pag. 219
• Bathe Abbey founded. Pag. 105
• Bachiler Maior of London. Pag. 865
• Bath a Bishops sea. Pag. 172
• Barons created. Pag. 1090
• Basianus Emperour. Pag. 64
• Basing. Pag. 121
• Bastard brother disheriteth the lawfull, and after murdereth him. Pag. 462
• Bamburgh builded. Pag. 20
• Bangor builded. Pag. 23
• Bathe builded. Pag. 22
• Barons of the Britaines murdered. Pag. 82
• Britons state miserable. Pag. 83
• Banquetting house built in Callais. Pag. 927 defaced by tempest. Pag. 928
• Barnardes Castell builded by Barnard Bayllioll. Pag. 209 besieged. Pag. 1138
• Baynard Lorde of Dunmow builded Baynards Castle in Lōdon. Pag. 178. thro∣wen downe. Pag. 242. newe builded. Pag. 874
• Barons in armor against King Iohn. Pag. 245 excōmunicate by the Pope. Pag. 246. Pag. 248 they sent for Lodowike. Pag. 248
• Barons in armor against King Henry the thirde. Pag. 278 against King Edwarde the seconde. Pag. 341
• Bathe burned. Pag. 189
• Battell of the Danes at Ashendune. Pag. 120
• Battayle at Hasting. Pag. 147. againste the Welche. Pag. 188. of the Standard. Pag. 190. at Lewes in Sussex. Pag. 283. at Eusham. Pag. 287. at Fankirke in Scotl. Pag. 306. at Striue∣ling. Pag. 333. at Morleys. Pag. 390. of Crecie. Pag. 396. on the sea. Pag. 417. at Poyters. Pag. 444. on the sea. Pag. 465. at Shresburie. Pag. 553. at Bramham Moore Pag. 570. of Agencourt Pag. 593. at Vernole in Perche. Pag. 621. at S. Albons. Pag. 674. at Northampton. Pag. 699 Wakefield. Pag. 707. at Mortimers crosse. Pag. 708. at Towton. Pag. 712. at Barnet. Pag. 727. at Thewkesburie. Pag. 728. at Stoke. Pag. 863. at Blackeheath. Pag. 870
• Battel Abbey buylded. Pag. 166
• Battell of Gnats. Pag. 509
• ...

• ••arwike wonne by Edwarde the firste. Pag. 306. betrayed. Pag. 339. deliuered to the Scots. Pag. 712. won by the Earle of War∣wicke▪ Pag. 715. wonne by the Scottes and recouered again by the Earle of Nor∣thumberland. Pag. 477. & 497
• Barbican of London. Pag. 373
• Bay salt deare. Pag. 1180
• Bedford towne. Pag. 105. Pag. 114. besieged. Pag. 189
• Bedforde Castle besieged. Pag. 259
• Benet a Mōke brought glasing into this land. Pag. 111
• Beda famous. Pag. 111
• Bewly builte. Pag. 251
• Beaufleete in Essex. Pag. 125
• Beuerley brent. Pag. 215
• Beranbridge. Pag. 114
• Bewmarise Castel builded. Pag. 307
• Beggers murdered. Pag. 310
• Biefe and Mutton first sold by weighte. Page. 999
• Berking in Essex founded. Pag. 100
• Belins gate in London. Pag. 27
• Belinus and Brennus king. Pag. 24
• Beston Castel builded. Pag. 254
• Bermonsey founded. Pag. 165
• Bensinto••. Pag. 114
• Bishoprickes in England. Pag. 2
• Bishoprickes in Wales. Pag. 11
• Bishoppe of Excester drawne out of hys Church. Pag. 279
• Bishop of Chichester murdered. Pag. 651
• Bishop of Salisburie murdered. Pag. 664
• Bishop of Durham murdered. Pag. 164
• Bishop of Ely put to his shiftes. Pag. 222
• Bishops gate of London builded. Pag. 746
• Bishop of Rochester beheaded. Pag. 1004
• Bishops depriued. Pag. 1112
• Bishoppe of Winchester sent to the To∣wer. Pag. 1039. depriued. Pag. 1048
• Bishops restored & other displaced. Pag. 1067
• Bible commaunded to be had in euerye Church in Englishe. Pag. 1013
• Bilney burned. Pag. 978
• Bladud king. Pag. 22
• Blasing starres. Pag. 116. Pag. 179. blasing star. Pag. 179 285. 297. 636. 550. 3679. 1100.
• Blacke Heath fielde. Pag. 688▪ 870
• Blacke Friers in Holborne. Pag. 273 in Lon∣don. Pag. 298
• Blanke charters burned. Pag. 546
• Blasing starre. Pag. 182
• Bledgabredus king. Pag. 31
• Blewbeard hanged. Pag. 651
• Bloude rayned Pag. 23. Pag. 117. Pag. 211. sprang out of the Earth. Pag. 174. bloud of Hales. Pag. 1014
• Boniface his Epistle to Ethelbald. Pag. 102
• Bones of men monstrous. Pag. 167
• Bones of Arthur found. Pag. 221
• Bosten spoyled and brent. Pag. 302
• Bow Church suspended. Pag. 302
• Bow steeple builded. Pag. 897
• Booke written against Luther by King Henrie the eight. Pag. 930
• Booke of Common prayer set forthe. Page. 1054
• Bokeland. Pag. 297
• Boloigne yeelded to the French. Pag. 1046
• Bonars heade broken. Pag. 271
• Bridge at London. Pag. 3
• Brute arriued in Brytaine. Pag. 17
• Brutaine so named of Brute. Pag. 17
• Brutaine deuided into three. Pag. 18
• Brother slue brother. Pag. 24
• Brytaine tributarie to the Brutaines. Pag. 34
• Brytaines barbarous. Pag. 34
• Brasen Image of Cadwaline cast downe▪ Page. 118
• Brakenburie Conestable of the Tower. Page. 826
• Bridge of London new made. Pag. 204
• Bridge of stone begun at London. Pag. 211 finished. Pag. 238
• Bridge at Stratford vpon Auen. Pag. 865
• Bridges borne downe▪ Pag. 299
• Brimsburie with the bridge builded. Page. 130
• Bristow Castel built. Pag. 181. besieged. Pag. 189
• Brytains house in Holland. Pag. 37
• Brytains bodyes painted. Pag. 59
• ...

• Brentford. Pag. 137
• Bretan receyued the Faith. Pag. 55
• Bruite Greneshilde King. Pag. 20
• Bradford brent. Pag. 1097
• Bridwel giuen to the Citie of London. Page. 1057
• Browne hanged in Smithfield. Pag. 1168
• Bursse begun in Cornehill. Pag. 1129
• Burton vpon Trent. Pag. 135
• Burgondie inuaded by the Englishe. Page. 457
• Boundwica a woman of Britaine. Pag. 40. 41. 42. 43.
• Britains had all things common. Pag. 41
• Bury Abbey spoyled and brent. Pag. 353
• Burial forbidden to W. Conqueror. Pag. 167
• Buckingham Castel builded. Pag. 129
• Bul hanged on the Bishops of Londons gate. Pag. 1146
• Burdet beheaded. Pag. 747
• Buriall of King Edward the sixth. Pag. 1067
• P. Burchet wounded Maister Hawkins Pag. 1175. founde an Hereticke. ibid. kyl∣leth his keeper. Pag. 1176. hanged. ibid.

C.

• CArliele builded. Pag. 21
• Caratacus. Pag. 38
• Caligula his expedition into Britain. Pag. 36
• Caius. Pag. 65
• Canterburie builded. Pag. 21. Castell buyl∣ded. Pag. 34
• Canterburie defaced by fire. Pag. 270
• Canterburie prouince deuided into Pa∣rishes. Pag. 92
• Canterburie brent. Pag. 209
• Canterburie ouerflowed, by breaking out of bornes. Pag. 294
• Caporus King. Pag. 31
• Cassibelanus King. Pag. 34
• Cambridge builded. Pag. 29
• Cairleon vpon Vske builded. Pag. 27
• Capenus King. Pag. 31
• Carausius vsurped Britaine. Pag. 65
• Careticus King. Pag. 88
• Cadwalin King. Pag. 88
• Cadwalader King. Pag. 89
• Cadwine king. Pag. 88
• Catellus King hung vp oppressors. Pag. 3••
• Castels at Notingham, Yorke and Lin∣colne builded. Pag. 161
• Cardife Castle builded. Pag. 181
• Carliele repayred and the Castell buil∣ded. Pag. 172
• Carlile a Bishops Sea. Pag. 185
• Canutus the Dane King of England. Pag. 139
• King of foure kingdomes. Pag. 140
• Cardinals robbed. Pag. 337
• Cambridge sore perished by fire. Pag. 306
• Cane in Normandy spoiled by. E. Pag. 3. 394
• Carliele consumed by fire. Pag. 303
• Caleice besieged by E. Pag. 3. Pag. 398. described and builded. Pag. 400. yeelded. Pag. 402
• Caleice like to haue bene betrayed. Pag. 410
• Caleice besieged by the Duke of B. Pag. 639
• Caleice lost by the Englishmen. Pag. 1106
• Castle at Ethelingey builded. Pag. 123. Mo∣nasterie builded. Pag. 127
• Carcason in Fraūce burned by the Eng∣lish. Pag. 438
• Caple Alderman of London. Pag. 868
• Cardinal Wolsey the storie of his life & vprising described. Pag. 904
• Cardinal Campeius came into Eng. Pag. 923
• Cardinal Poole came into Englād. Pag. 1093
• Castel at Tourney built. Pag. 922
• Catte hanged in Cheape. Pag. 1090
• Cecilius King. Pag. 28
• Caesar Iulius his first voyage into Brytain Pag. 31. his second & third voyage. Pag. 32. sub∣dued Brytaine. Pag. 33. slaine. Pag. 34. London yeelded to Caesar. Pag. 33
• Cerdike first King of the West Saxōs. Pag. 113
• Cerdikes Shore. Pag. 113
• Cerdikes Forde. Pag. 113
• Chester a Citie. Pag. 21
• Chesse a game deuised. Pag. 23
• Chartsey in Surrey founded. Pag. 100
• Chartley Castle builded. Pag. 254
• Christians first in Brytaine. Pag. 5••
• ...

• Chester repayred. Pag. 129
• Churchyardes appointed to Bury. Pag. 117
• Chastitie before beautie to be preferred Page. 121
• Charing Crosse. Pag. 305
• Children were eaten of their parentes. Page. 336
• Chichester brent. Pag. 182
• Christes Church in London foūded. Pag. 180
• Children of King Henrie drowned. Pag. 183
• Chester Abbey. Pag. 172
• Christ was borne. Pag. 35
• Children of Englishmen solde in com∣mon markets. Pag. 107
• Chipenham. Pag. 121
• Chichester builded. Pag. 34. &. 94
• Chipingham in Wilshire. Pag. 123
• Chichester brent. Pag. 214
• Chrisanthus deputie in Brytaine. Pag. 77
• Chirinus King. Pag. 30
• Chester repayred. Pag. 54
• Christ counterfaite. Pag. 255
• Charterhouse of London founded. Pag. 406
• Chicheley his testament. Pag. 612
• Church seruice altered. Pag. 587
• Chest in the Guild Hal of London. Pag. 464
• Chappell at Westminster for Henrie the seauenth. Pag. 875
• Christ Church suppressed. Pag. 908
• Charterhouse Monkes executed. Pag. 1003. 1004.
• Charitable deeds of sir Iohn Allen. Pag. 1005
• Charitie of Thomas Huntlowe. Pag. 1016
• Churches pulled downe. Pag. 1038
• Churche of Sainte Iohn by Smithfielde blowne vp. Pag. 1040
• Charnel house of Paules conuerted to dwellings. Pag. 1040
• Charitable deedes of sir Rowland Hill. Page. 1044
• Charitable deeds of George Barnes. Pag. 1054
• Charitable deedes of sir Thomas White. Page. 1075
• Church Images brent. Pag. 1113
• Churches in London striken and bro∣ken by Tempest. Pag. 1113
• Charitable actes of Maister William Lambe. Pag. 1188
• Cilicester a Citie. Pag. 84
• Cicester brent. Pag. 88
• Cirencester. Pag. 114
• Citizens of Canterburie againste the Monkes of Christs Church. Pag. 354
• Citizens of Norwich against the Prior. Page. 647
• Claudius a Romaine. Pag. 37. 39
• Clearkenwel. Pag. 177
• Clearkes of Oxford banished. Pag. 281. dis∣cord betwixte the Clearkes and laye men. Pag. 307
• Cleargies landes required. Pag. 499
• Clopton Maior of London. Pag. 865
• Cleargie cōdemned in premunire. Pag. 978
• Cleargie sworne to the King. Pag. 979
• Counties or shieres in England. Pag. 1
• Cornewal described. Pag. 12
• Cordila Queene. Pag. 22
• Crowne of gold first worne in Eng. Pag. 24
• Conspiracy in Ireland against King He∣rie the sixth. Pag. 862
• Coronation of Q. Anne Bulleine. Pag. 916
• Coilus King. Pag. 30
• Coilus King. Pag. 54
• Colchester builded. Pag. 54. besieged & spoi∣led, repayred again. Pag. 129. besieged. Pag. 248
• Comodus Emperour. Pag. 57
• Coil King. Pag. 67
• Constantius Emperoure. Pag. 67. dyed at Yorke. Pag. 68
• Constantine the great. Pag. 68
• Constantinus Emperour. Pag. 69
• Constance. Pag. 70
• Constantius. Pag. 70
• Constantine King. Pag. 86
• Comet appeared. Pag. 135. 180
• Couentrie priuiledged. Pag. 146
• Comen Earle of Northumberland slaine. Page. 161
• Conspiracie against William Conqueror. Page. 165
• ...

• Cogshall in Essex. Pag. 199
• Conestable of Colchester lost his owne life, to saue the Kings life. Pag. 205
• Colledge at Lambeth. Pag. 229
• Corne full of vermine. Pag. 264
• Corne deare. Pag. 234. 276. 300. 641
• Corne cheape. Pag. 867
• Constantine hanged. Pag. 257
• Coyne bace. Pag. 271
• Conuerts their house founded. Pag. 863
• Colledge of Saint Laurence Poultney founded. Pag. 364
• Comodities of peace. Pag. 404
• Cobham Colledge. Pag. 460
• Counsellers bannished the Court. Pag. 506
• Counsel of Constance. Pag. 5
• Colledge and Hospital at Higham Fer∣res. Pag. 630
• Conspiracie disclosed. Pag. 588
• Conspiracie of Abingdon. Pag. 634. at Co∣uentrie. Pag. 933
• Colledge at Tateshal. Pag. 640
• Cooke Maior of London. Pag. 720
• Coyne enhaunced. Pag. 716. newe. Pag. 717. 877.
• Colingborne beheaded. Pag. 847
• Combat for the kingdome. Pag. 138
• Combat at Reading. Pag. 204. betwene two Dukes. Pag. 528. at Westminster. Pag. 479
• Combat foughte at Westminster be∣twixt Iohn de Viscount born at Cipres and Thomas Delamarch bastard sonne to Philip king of France, before king Edwarde the thirde. Pag. 428
• Combat. Pag. 496. in Smithfielde. Pag. 633. 643.
• at Tothil. Pag. 644. in Smithfield. Pag. 647. &
• 649. at Tothill. Pag. 1151
• A Cooke boyled in Smithfielde. Pag. 978
• Coyners and clyppers executed. Pag. 980
• Conduite in Lothburie. Pag. 1034
• Commotion in Somerset and Lincolne shires. Pag. 1040. in Cornewall and De∣uonshire. Pag. 1040. in Yorkeshire. Pag. 1042
• in Somersetshire and other places. Pag. 1009. 1110. &. 1111.
• Coronation of Queene Marie. Pag. 1072
• Counter remoued into Woodstreete first. Pag. 1098
• Coronation of Queene Elizabeth. Pag. 1111
• Conference of religion at Westminster. Page. 1111
• Creda first King of Mertians. Pag. 101
• Criklade a towne. Pag. 128
• Criples gate of London. Pag. 166
• Crockard and Pollard false moneys. Pag. 310
• Creation of Dukes and Erles. Pag. 500. 527.
• degraded. Pag. 543
• Crosby Sherife of London, his gift to the Citie. Pag. 725
• Criples gate of London builded. Pag. 749
• Crosse in Cheape builded. Pag. 862
• Creations at Bridewel. Pag. 940. of the Erle of Leicester. Pag. 1123
• Croomewell maister of the Rolles. beheaded. Pag. 1003 1019
• Cranmer brent. Pag. 1100
• Cunobelinus King. Pag. 35
• Cups of brasse by the high wayes. Pag. 109
• Custos of London Conestable of the Tower. Pag. 303. 305
• Conduit in Cheape builded. Pag. 302
• Conduite in Cornehill builded. Pag. 550
• Conduite in Cheape builded. Pag. 748
• Conduite in Fleetestreete builded. Pag. 640
• Conduite in Grassestreete builded. Pag. 865
• Conduit at Bishops gate builded. Pag. 878

D.

• DAunce of Paules. Pag. 567
• Daunsey in Essex. Pag. 99
• Danes arriued in Englande. Pag. 117. at Lindsfarne. Pag. 118. Portland an Ile. Pag. 117
• Danes spoyled London. Pag. 119
• Danes spoyled Winchester. Pag. 120
• Danes had a victorie at Reading. Pag. 120
• Danes in England murdered. Pag. 135
• Danes destroyed Canterbury and mur∣dered their Archbishop. Pag. 135. their ty∣rannie. Pag. 136
• Danes possesse all Englande. Pag. 139
• Dane gilte. Pag. 142
• Danes Church without Temple bar. Pag. 142
• ...

• Darkenesse in Paules Church. Pag. 262
• Dauid king of Scots taken. Pag. 399
• Dampot and Chapman two of the Guarde hanged. Pag. 1020
• Dakers of the North arraigned. Pag. 1022
• Daunce of Paules pulled downe. Pag. 1040
• Dagger throwne at a Preacher. Pag. 1060
• Denmarke contributorie to Brytayne. Page. 27. 28
• Dedantius king. Pag. 30
• Detonus king. Pag. 30
• Decius. Pag. 64
• Deorham. Pag. 114
• Dearth in England that mens flesh was eaten. Pag. 162
• Delacrase Abbey. Pag. 254
• Delapoole Duke of Suffolke murdered. Page. 651
• Death in London. Pag. 874
• Dearth without scarcitie. Pag. 1176
• Disputation at Christs Hospital. Pag. 1098
• Disputation at Oxford. Pag. 1091
• Description of Englande. Pag. 1
• Dinellus king. Pag. 31
• Ditch about London. Pag. 137. Pag. 244. cleansed Page. 875
• Ditche aboute the Tower of London. Page. 220
• Dissention at Oxforde, the Citizens indited. Pag. 430. 505. 510
• Diuell in likenesse of a Frier. Pag. 550
• Domitianus Emperour. Pag. 54
• Doncaster. Pag. 19
• Douer Castel builded. Pag. 34. besieged. Pag. 250 spoyled by Frenchmen. Pag. 307
• Dorchester a Bishop Sea. Pag. 114
• Donemouth. Pag. 117
• Downmowin Essex. Pag. 178
• Donwich spoyled. Pag. 300. by Tēpest. Pag. 302.
• Dogges flesh good meate. Pag. 336
• Dragons seene. Pag. 263. 297
• Durham a Bishops Sea. Pag. 135
• Ducket hanged in Bow Church. Pag. 301
• Dukes banished. Pag. 529
• Duke of Burgoigne enamored on the Countesse of Salisburie. Pag. 622
• Drie Sommer. Pag. 1020
• Duke of Buckingham accused of Trea∣son. Pag. 928. beheaded. Pag. 929
• Duke of Norffolke sent into Scotland. Page. 1114
• Duke of Norffolke and Earle of Surrey sent to the Tower. Pag. 1034
• Duke of Somerset brought to the To∣wer Pag. 1044 arained. Pag. 1050. beheded. Pag. 1052
• Duke of Northumberlande and others beheaded. Pag. 1070
• Duke of Suffolke beheaded. Pag. 1090
• Duke of Norffolke sent to the Tower, Pag. 1154. araigned, Pag. 1155. beheaded. Pag. 1162

E.

• EBranke king. Pag. 19
• East Saxons. Pag. 88. 98
• East Angles. Pag. 84. 96
• Earthquake. Pag. 133. 165. 169. 180. 182. 185. 202. 205. 212. 214. 270. 271. 274. 297. 491. 497. 630. 1049. 1121. 1210.
• Earle Waren excommunicate for ad∣uoutry, Pag. 337
• Earle of Northumberland slaine by the commons there. Pag. 864
• Earle of Deuonshire created. Pag. 1072
• Earle of Warwicks mariage. Pag. 1128
• Earle of Warwick sente against the Re∣bels. Pag. 1140
• Earles of Northumberlande and West∣merland fledde. Pag. 1140
• Earle of Deuonshire executed. Pag. 1015
• Earle of Surrey beheaded. Pag. 1034
• Earle of Hertforde made Lord Protec∣tor. Pag. 1035
• Erle of Deuonshire to the Tower. sent to Fodringay. Pag. 1090 1071
• Earle of Kent restored. Pag. 1154
• Earle of Darby deceased. Pag. 1164
• Earle of Northūberland beheaded. Pag. 1165
• Earle of Worcester sent into Fraunce & robbed on the Sea. Pag. 1163
• Earle of Essex with others sayled into Ireland. Pag. 1174. Captaine general. Pag. 1175
• ...

• Ebbe Abbesse of Coldingham. Pag. 121
• Edenbourgh builded. Pag. 20. yeelded to the Englishmen. Pag. 1173. brent. Pag. 1029.
• Edmond King of Eastangles martired by the Danes. Pag. 97
• Edmond Ironside king. Pag. 137
• Edrike of Statun the Traytour. Pag. 137. 138
• Edwine of the West Saxōs a vicious king depriued. Pag. 132
• Edgar K. crowned at Bath. Pag. 132. restored Monasteries. Pag. 133. eyghte kings rowed him. Pag. 133
• Edwarde sonne to Edgar murthered by his stepmother. Pag. 134
• Edmonds Burie builded. Pag. 140
• Edwarde Confessour. Pag. 142
• Edmonds Burie brent. Pag. 245
• Edward the first king. Pag. 296
• Edward the second king. Pag. 325. imprisoned Pag. 349. deposed. Pag. 350. murdred. Pag. 357.
• Edwardle Bruse beheaded. Pag. 338
• Edward the third king. Pag. 352. elected King of Almaine. Pag. 404. dyed. Pag. 469
• Edwarde the seconde bruted to be aliue. Page. 359
• Edendon founded. Pag. 393
• Edward Earle of March. Pag. 711. crowned. Pag. 712 martired. Pag. 715. taken prisoner. Pag. 723. es∣caped. ibid. fledde. Pag. 724. returned. Pag. 726. made knightes at London. Pag. 735. ban∣queted the Maior of Londō. Pag. 749. en∣ded his life. Pag. 750. his description. Pag. 752. Oration at his death. Pag. 758. his Concu∣bines. Pag. 799
• Edward Lord Grey made Earle of Kent. Page. 713
• Edward the sixth borne. Pag. 1011. beganne to raigne. Pag. 1035. made knight. ibid. dece∣sed. Pag. 1058
• Eguesham. Pag. 114
• Egelburge. Pag. 114
• Egbrightstone. Pag. 123
• Elanius king. Pag. 28
• Elidurus king. Pag. 29
• Eldrea king. Pag. 30
• Eliud king. Pag. 30
• Elye minster founded. Pag. 97. Pag. 111. a Bishops sea. Pag. 180
• Elder brother seeketh fauour of the yō∣ger brother, but it would not be ob∣tayned. Pag. 179
• Elsing spittle founded. Pag. 366
• Elianor Cobham apprehended. Pag. 644. indi∣ted of treason. Pag. 645. did penance. Pag. 646
• Elizabeth now Queene of England hyr birth, Pag. 999. hir christning. Pag. 1000
• Lady Elizabeth sent to the tower. Pag. 1090
• Emerianus king. Pag. 30
• Emperour came to London. Pag. 930
• England first so called. Pag. 118
• Ensigne of the Danes. Pag. 123
• Englishmen besieged the Castel of Ar∣gilla in Barbarie. Pag. 128
• England deuided. Pag. 138
• Englande conquered by woodden bo∣wes. Pag. 46
• England interdicted. Pag. 236. released. 244
• English ships ouercome by Spaniar. Pag. 475
• Entercourse with Flaunders. Pag. 870
• Englishmen sent to Saint Quint. Pag. 1104
• Englishmen sent to Vlstar in Irelād. Pag. 1163
• Epistle of Elutherius. Pag. 55
• Epistle of Boniface to king Ethelbald. Pag. 102
• Erchenwine first king of East Saxōs. Pag. 98.
• Essendune in Essexe. Pag. 138
• Exchequer at Northampton. Pag. 237
• Exchequer at Yorke. Pag. 306
• Exchequer at Yorke. Pag. 340
• Ethelbert king of Kent. Pag. 90. christened. Pag. 91
• Ethelburge poysoned hir husband Butri∣cus king of West Saxons. Pag. 118. hir mi∣serable end. ibid.
• Ethelingey, the noble Iland. Pag. 123
• Etheldred king of West Saxons, Pag. 134
• Euesham founded. Pag. 102
• Excester builded. Pag. 34
• Excester the Danes wintered there. Pag. 122
• Excester a Bishops Sea. Pag. 135
• Excester besieged. Pag. 160. &. 188
• Executiō in Pauls churchyard. Pag. 1015. 1083

F.

• FAmine. Pag. 166. 172
• Fals accuser of his elder brother han∣ged. Pag. 227
• Farendon founded. Pag. 251
• Fat Cow. xvj. pence. Pag. 420
• Fall of money. Pag. 1049. second fall of mo∣ney. ibid. &. Pag. 1115
• False Christ whipped. Pag. 1116▪
• Faelix Bishop of Donwich. Pag. 96▪
• Fernehame in Southsex. Pag. 125
• Feuersham in Kent founded. Pag. 195
• Feete and hands of many mē cut of. Pag. 257
• Feast of Saint George at Winds••r. Pag. 415
• Free Schoole at Bedford founded. Pag. 1117
• Felton arraigned and executed. Pag. 1148
• Fire-light forbidden to the English. Pag. 153
• Fish like a man. Pag. 214. like armed knights Pag. 245. monstrous. Pag. 268
• Fikets felde. Pag. 585
• Fire at Baynardes Castle. Pag. 652
• Fitz Water drowned. Pag. 636
• Fire nigh Ludgate of London. Pag. 674
• Fire at Leaden Hal. Pag. 846. in Breadstreete Pag. 859. in Roode lane. Pag. 1013. at Temple barre. Pag. 1003. at Broken wharfe. Pag. 1040
• Friste fruites and tenthes giuen to the King. Pag. 1003. restored to the Cleargie. Page. 1099
• First shew of children in Christs Hospi∣tall. Pag. 1055
• Fifteenes granted at a Parliament. Pag. 1017
• Fiue persons of the familie of loue stode at Paules Crosse. Pag. 1184
• Flyes venomous. Pag. 23
• Florianus. Pag. 64
• Flauius. Pag. 64
• Flemmings sent into Wales. Pag. 180
• Floudes of water. Pag. 269. 272. 274. 1123. 276
• Flint Castell builded. Pag. 297. rased to the ground. Pag. 299
• Fleete dike at London which sometime bare shippes sore decayed. Pag. 322
• Florences of Gold. Pag. 388
• Flemmings robbed by the kētishmen. Page. 724
• Ferrex and Porrex kings. Pag. 24
• Forest in Hampshire. Pag. 166
• Fodringhey Colledge founded. Pag. 574
• Foure Eclipses. Pag. 1027
• Foxley of the Tower Potmaker slept. Pag. 14. dayes and as manye nightes without waking. Pag. 10••3
• Frawe a riuer. Pag. 122
• Frost great. Pag. 172. Pag. 234. Pag. 293. Pag. 299. Pag. 194. Pag. 638. Page. 923
• Free Schoole and almes houses at Rat∣cliffe. Pag. 1014
• Frier Forrest brent. Pag. 1012
• Free Schoole at Drayton in Shropshire. Page. 1032
• Free Schole at Tonbridge. Pag. 1048
• Frenchmen landed in the Ile of Wight. Pag. 1032. at Newhauen in Sussex. ibid
• Frenchmen attached. Pag. 930
• Frenchmen arriued in Sussex. Pag. 1031
• Friers houses suppressed. Pag. 1003. againe. Page. 1014
• Free Schole at Walthamstow. Pag. 903
• Fray in Saint Dunstans Church of Lon∣don. Pag. 568
• Frier tormented to death. Pag. 494
• Friers of the sacke. Pag. 316
• French nauie taken. Pag. 501
• Fray against the stilyarde men. Pag. 867
• Fier at the starre in Breadstreete. Pag. 643. on London bridge. Pag. 877
• Frier Randulph slayne. Pag. 632
• French men land in Wales. Pag. 565
• Fraunce. Pag. 390
• Frier Randulph sent to the Tower. Pag. 604
• Fray at Wrestling. Pag. 673
• Fulgen king. Pag. 30
• Fullenham or Fulham. Pag. 124
• Foure children borne at one burdē. Pag. 1183
• Flyes in Februarie in greate number. Page. 1180
• Frobishers first voyage to Cataya. Pag. 1186
• Frost and a sharp winter. Pag. 1165

G.

• GAlley halfepence forbidden. Pag. 597
• Gardiner hrent. Pag. 640
• Gascoigne wine sold for fortie shillings the tun. Pag. 873
• Garnodo won from the Turke. Pag. 866
• Gardins about Londo stroyed to make Rome for Archers. Pag. 872
• Gatehouse of the middle Temple newe built. Pag. 905
• Gambo and another Captaine murde∣dered. Pag. 1045
• Germany toke the name. Pag. 20
• Gernucius king. Pag. 30
• Germanus and Lupus Bishops. Pag. 77
• Gerend on ••ourded. Pag. 206
• Geffrey Chaucer. Pag. 548
• George Plontagenet made Duke of Cla∣rence. ••13
• Geffrey whipped for heresie. Pag. 1116
• Gifford Angolisme created Earle of Hun∣tington. Pag. 471
• Gilbert Pot punished in Cheape. Pag. 1059
• Glamorgan. Pag. 23
• Glastenburie. Pag. 58
• Glocester founded. Pag. 102
• Glocester. Pag. 114. brent. Pag. 177. burned. Pag. 183
• Glocester Castle take by the Baros Pag. 279
• Glocester Church brent Pag. 310
• Glocester besieged. Pag. 282
• Glamorgan and Morganocke wonne. Pag. 170
• Glastenburie builded. Pag. 116
• Glastenburie brent. Pag. 213
• Gorbodug king. Pag. 24
• Gorbomanus king. Pag. 29
• Gorbonian king. Pag. 30
• Gospell preached in England. Pag. 57
• Godwin Sands. Pag. 173
• Good Parliament. Pag. 467. euil Parliament Pag. 519. lay mans Parliament. Pag. 559
• Golden Rose sent from Rome. Pag. 933
• Gold enhaunsed. Pag. 941
• Grantham builded. Pag. 29
• Grantbridge or Cambridge Pag. 122
• Grey Friers in England. Pag. 259
• Grifithe of Wales brake his necke out of the Tower of London. Pag. 269
• Grauesend Bishop of London. Pag. 315
• Groates & halfe groates coyned. Pag. 420
• Grey Friers in Londō an Hospital Pag. 1053
• Great and wonderful tempestes. Pag. 1106
• Gardner made Lord Chauncellour. Pag. 1071 deceased. Pag. 1099
• Great Hary a slip brent. Pag. 1071
• Great seale taken from the Lord Riche. page, Pag. 1050
• Greenewich Towne builded. Pag. 240
• Giles Church brent. Pag. 1032
• Great flouds. Pag. 1099
• Great fishes. Pag. 1053
• Great muster in London. Pag. 1015
• Gwindolen Queene. Pag. 19
• Gurgustus king. Pag. 23
• Gurgustius King. Pag. 28
• Guinthelinus king. Pag. 28
• Gurguinus king. Pag. 30
• Guinouer wife to Arthur. Pag. 81
• Gurmondchester builded. Pag. 88
• Guy Earle of Warwicke slew Colbronde. Page. 131
• Guisnes gotten by the English. Pag. 421
• Gunnes muented. Pag. 480
• Guilde Hall in London builded. Pag. 573
• Gunne shot at the Preacher. Pag. 1091

H.

• HAdrianus a Romaine. Pag. 54
• Hadley in Essex. Pag. 124
• Harold a Dane King. Pag. 141
• Hardicanutus king. Pag. 142
• Harold king. Pag. 146. slaine. Pag. 147
• Hartes leapt into the Sea. Pag. 240
• Hales Owen reedified. Pag. 251
• Halfepence and farthings round. Pag. 299
• Handes of men cut of for rescuing of a prisoner. Pag. 306
• Hastings brent▪ Pag. 472
• Harlow Castel wonne. Pag. 721
• Hayle stones. Pag. 18. ynches about. Pag. 870
• ...

• Hayle in Northamptonshire did muche harme. Pag. 1174
• Hailestones figured like mē heads. Pag. 103
• Hangman hanged Pag. 1013
• Helius king. Pag. 31
• Helen mother to Constantine. Pag. 69
• Hengest Saxon. Pag. 80. king of Kent. Pag. 83
• Hengest first king of Kent. Pag. 190
• Hereforde Bishoppes Sea founded. Pag. 106
• Hereford brent. Pag. 164
• Hen••ie the first. Pag. 176
• Hereford brent. Pag. 189
• Henrie the seconde king Pag. 200, wentea∣gainst the Welchmen. Pag. 201
• Hergelius Patriarke. Pag. 214
• Hedges burned. Pag. 237
• Henrie the third King. Pag. 252
• Herdesmen go toward Ierusalem. Pag. 340
• Hugh Spencer executed. Pag. 349, 350
• Henrie Percy created Erle of Northum∣berland. Pag. 471
• Henrie bastard of Spaine. Pag. 475
• Herfleete besieged. Pag. 589
• Henrie sonne to Iohn of Gaunt created Duke of Hereforde. Pag. 527▪ accufeth the Duke of Norffolke Pag. 528, banished Pag. 529 returneth into Englande Pag. 532. chosen king. Pag. 540 crowned ••42 conspiracie a∣gainste him. Pag. 544. entreth Scotlande. Pag. 547. in great daunger. Pag. 549, marieth the dutches of Brytaine Pag. 553. conspi∣racie against him. Pag. 563. writeth to the Pope. Pag. 571. ended his life. Pag. 576
• Henrie Beauchamp created duke of War∣wicke. Pag. 648
• Henrie Lord Bourcher made Earle of Es∣sex. Pag. 713
• Henrie son to Henrie the seauenth borne Page. 865
• Henrie sonne to Henrie the fourth made prince of Wales. Pag. 541. his demean of at his fathers deathe. Pag. 576. crowned king Pag. 583. entreth Normandie. Pag. 588. Pag. 599. re∣turneth home Pag. 597. deceased. Pag. 614
• Henrie the sixth borne at Windsor. Pag. 612 King of England and of Fraunce. Pag. 618 crowned. Pag. 633. at Paris. Pag. 635. fled into Scotlande Pag. 712. disherited. Pag. 713 taken Pag. 717 ••estored. Pag. 725. sent to the Tower prisoner. Pag. 727. murdered. Pag. 729. his cō∣mendation. Pag. 730 his Colledge. Pag. 731. his death. Pag. 756. buried at Windsor. Pag. 84••
• Edward Prince borne in Sanctuarie: Pag. 726 Pag. 807. King of Englande. Pag. 7••••. his aun∣swere to his mother▪ Pag. 805 murdered. Page. 828
• Henrie Earle of Richmonde landed at Mylford hauen. Pag. 851. proclaymed king Pag. 858, drowned Pag. 861. besieged Buloigne Pag. 866▪ builded a Chapple at Westmin∣ster. Pag. 875. Hospitall of the Sauoy. Pag. 891. deceased ibidem. his sepulchre. Pag. 892
• Hingwer the Dane slayne. Pag. 123
• Honorius Emperour. Pag. 73
• Hokenorton a towne. Pag. 129
• Houndsdich. Pag. 139
• Hofen a payre for a king three shillings Page. 168
• Howses blowne down in Cheape. Pag. 170
• Hospital of Saint Leonard at Yorke foū∣ded. Pag. 175
• Hospitall of Saint Giles. Pag. 183
• Hospital of Saint Crosse builded. Pag. 185
• Hospital of s. Thomas in Southwark. Pag. 244
• Hospitall at Oxford. Pag. 263
• Hospital of Saint Marie at London. Pag. 265
• Hospital at Lecester founded. Pag. 365
• Hogges in Normandie brent by Edward the third. Pag. 394
• Hospitall at Kingston founded. Pag. 461
• Housekeeping of the Earle of Warwike Page. 722
• House at London bridge fell into the Thames. Pag. 748
• Humber a Riuer. Pag. 18
• Humfrey Duke of Glocester chalengeth to cōbat with Philip D. of Burgoign Pag. 625. marieth Elianor Cobham. Pag. 631. dyed at Bury. Pag. 650. debate betwene the D. of Glo. and the Bi. of Winchester. Pag. 627

I.

• I Ago King. Pag. 23
• Saint Iames in Bristowe builded. Pag. 181
• Iames Churche at Garlike Hithe buil∣ded. Pag. 349
• Iaqueline Dutchesse of Henalt. Pag. 623 mar∣ried to the Duke of Gloucester. Pag. 624
• Iames son to the King of Scottes taken. Pag. 567. released of his imprisonment. Pag. 629
• Iacke Cade a rebel. Pag. 652. Pag. 653 entred Lon∣don. Pag. 659. pardoned. Pag. 661. beheaded. Page. 663
• Iames house purchased by the king Pag. 798
• Ida firste King of the Northumbers. Pag. 107
• Iewels hāged and left in the high wayes not touched but of the owners. Pag. 127
• Iewes robbed. Pag. 220. imprisoned. Pag. 238. spoyled. Pag. 246. their Synagogue. Pag. 262
• Iewes borne in Englande. Pag. 273. hanged Page. 275
• Iewe drowned. Pag. 277. Iewes spoyled. Pag. 278
• Iewes executed. Pag. 298. their Synagogues destroyed. Pag. 301. banished. Pag. 304
• Iewes and Leapers poysoned waters. Pag. 341
• Iedworth in Scotland brent. Pag. 933
• Iewels and Church Plate called into the Kings hande. Pag. 10••7
• Ioseph of Aramath. ••7
• Iohn the Kings sonne made Lord of Ire∣lande. Pag. 294
• Iohn the Kings brother rebelled. Pag. 221. 223
• Iohn King. Pag. 230. diuorced. Pag. 231. sommoned to the Frenche Courte. Pag. 232. resigned the Crowne and absolued. Pag. 243. cros∣sed to Hierusalem. Pag. 245. fled. Pag. 249. hys treasure drowned. Pag. 250
• Iohn Eure helde landes in Scotlande. Pag. 319
• Iohn Kirby hanged. Pag. 480
• Iohn Ball hanged. Pag. 489
• Iohn Wraw hanged. Pag. 491
• Iohn Philpots worthiness•• Pag. 476. Pag. 479. de∣ceassed. Pag. 495
• Murder in Westminster Church. Pag. 477
• Iohn Northamptons sedition. Pag. 493
• Iohn Holand created Erle of Huntingtō. Page. 507
• Iohn Duke of Lancaster entreth Spaine. Pag. 500. made Duke of Aquitaine. Pag. 510 marryeth Katherine Swinford. Pag. 518. dy∣eth. Pag. 530
• Iohn Gower. Pag. 548
• Sir I. Oldeastel cōuict. Pag. 584. executed Pag. 599
• Iohn Beaufort made Duke of Somerset. Page. 647
• Iohn Dauy loste hys hande in Cheape. Page. 713
• Iohn Duke of Bedford regent of France married Anne daughter to the Duke of Burgoigne. Pag. 619
• Saint Iohns in Smithfielde suppressed. Page. 1019
• Ione Butcher brent. Pag. 1047
• Ile of Shepey. Pag. 115
• Ile of Wight firste christned. Pag. 115
• Ile of Ely besieged. Pag. 247
• Ipswiche besieged. Pag. 198
• Iron gunnes first cast. Pag. 1026
• Irelande inhabited. Pag. 28
• Issue of William Conquerour Pag. 167
• Istleworth by the Thamis. Pag. 279
• Isabel the Queene sent into France returned and made an army againste the King hir husbande. Pag. 348. shee be∣sieged Bristow. Pag. 347
• Ithancester, a Citie in East Sax. Pag. 99
• Iuall King. Pag. 30
• Iulius Frontinus a Romaine. Pag. 45
• Iulius Agricola a Romaine. Pag. 45
• Iulius Seuerus a Romaine. Pag. 54
• Iulius Amilianus. Pag. 64
• Iulius Maximus. Pag. 64
• Iulius Philippus. Pag. 64
• Iulianus Apostata. Pag. 71
• Iustices punished. Pag. 304
• Iustes at Lincolne. Pag. 405. at Windsore. Pag. 408. at Woodstocke. Pag. 431. in Smith∣fielde. Pag. 459
• Iustes in Smithfielde. Pag. 718. at Richmont. Pag. 866. in the Tower of London. Pag. 874
• ...

• Iur••rs on the Pillerie. Pag. 718
• Iusting of Chalengers. Pag. 1018
• Iustes at Greenewich. Pag. 1006
• Iustes at Westminster. Pag. 1151
• Iustices condemned. Pag. 507
• Insurrection in the North. Pag. 864
• Ill May day. Pag. 923
• Iuogo de Can a pastime at Court. Pag. 1096
• Images brent at Chersie. Pag. 1013
• Images forbidden. Pag. 1036
• Image of Thomas Becket defaced &c. Pag. 1110

K.

• KInimacus king. Pag. 23
• Kymarus king. Pag. 28
• Kingdome of Northumberland. Pag. 87
• Kentish Saxons. Pag. 89
• Kings euill healed. Pag. 145
• Kensham builded. Pag. 181
• Kenelworth Priorie & Castel built. Pag. 181
• Kenelworth Castel besieged. Pag. 290. yeel∣ded. Pag. 291
• Knighten guilde. Pag. 102
• Knarisborow. Pag. 251
• Kenington or Kingston Castle. Pag. 283
• King of Man. Pag. 387
• Kings a Prince and other. Pag. 455
• King Castle. Pag. 465
• King and Queene of Denmarke arriued in England. Pag. 932
• King Henries marriage with Queene Katherine called in question. Pag. 959
• King Henrie supreme head of the church Page. 978
• King Henrie the eighte besieged Tur∣wine. Pag. 898
• Kings stable brent. Pag. 1003
• King Henrie married Lady Iane. Pag. 1007
• King Henrie his gift to the Citie of Lō∣don. Pag. 1034
• Sir Edmund Kneuet araigned for striking one in the Court. Pag. 1021
• King Henrie married Ladye Anne of Cleaue. Pag. 1017
• King Henrie Pag. 8. went to Boloigne. Pag. 1029
• Knightes made by the Earle of Sussex. Page. 1144

L.

• LAncaster builded. Pag. 28
• Lanthony founded. Pag. 178
• Late haruest. Pag. 364
• Labastie in Frāce brent by the Eng. Pag. 425
• Lambert brent. Pag. 1014
• Lambeth Ferry drowned. Pag. 1010
• Leil King. Pag. 21
• Legion of the Romaines. Pag. 21
• Lecester built. Pag. 22. repayred. Pag. 130. Mona∣sterie. Pag. 206
• Legetoun or Lutone in Hertfordshire. Page. 129
• Leedes Castle in Kent built. Pag. 163. besieged Page. 342
• Lewes in Sussex. Pag. 172
• Lesnes in Kent founded. Pag. 212
• Lewes arriued in England. Pag. 249. returned into Fraunce. Pag. 253
• Legat put to his shiftes. Pag. 266
• Leaden Hall builded. Pag. 649
• Lewes de Bruges Lord Grantehuse made Earle of Winchester. Pag. 738
• Legate from Rome. Pag. 959
• Letanie in English. Pag. 1029
• Llhanpatren Vaier Castel builded. Pag. 298
• Licinius Valerianus. Pag. 64
• Licinius Gallicinus. Pag. 64
• Lichfielde an Archbish. Sea. Pag. 105. 110. 130
• Lincolne Minster founded. Pag. 109. a Bi∣shops Sea. Pag. 166. burned. Pag. 183. besieged. Page. 191
• Lincolne Colledge in Oxford. Pag. 1217
• Librarie at Yorke. Pag. 112
• Liganburge. Pag. 114
• Limen a Riuer. Pag. 124
• Lieth taken and spoyled. Pag. 1028. besieged Page. 1115
• Lincolneshire men executed. Pag. 1011
• Liberties in Southwark purchased. Pag. 1046
• Liberties of the Stilyarde seased. Pag. 1050
• Lightning and thunder. Pag. 1121
• ...

• Londō builded. Pag. 18. tooke name of Lud. Pag. 31. repayred and made habitable. Pag. 124 empaired by fire. Pag. 134. brent. Pag. 166. Pag. 185. Pag. 187. bridge brent. Pag. 241
• Liberties of London seased. Pag. 274. taken and helde by the Earle of Glocester. Pag. 292. vncurteous to the King. Pag. 512
• Liberties seased. Pag. 513
• London the Kings especiall Chamber▪ Page. 814
• Locrine King. Pag. 18
• Lollius Vrbicus a Romane. Pag. 54
• Lombards goodes confiscate. Pag. 376
• Lord Cassels slayne. Pag. 557▪
• Loue to King Henry the vij. Pag. 861. 864
• Lord Dacres of the North arraigned▪ Page. 1003
• Lone of money to the King. Pag. 861. 864
• Lord of merrie disportes. Pag. 1055
• Lord of misrule. Pag. 1055
• Locke and key weyed but one wheate corne. Pag. 1195
• Lud King repaired London. Pag. 31
• Ludgate builded. Pag. 31
• Lucius King. Pag. 54. baptised. Pag. 55
• Ludlow Castell taken. Pag. 285. towne spoy∣led. Pag. 691

M.

• MAdan King deuoured. Pag. 19
• Marcus Antonius. Pag. 64
• Macrinus Emperour. Pag. 64
• Maximius a Romane. Pag. 66
• Maximus Emperour. Pag. 71
• Malgo King. Pag. 87
• Maldune in Estsex. Pag. 99. 129
• Martins Church at Douer founded. Pag. 93. by Ludgate. Pag. 88
• Malmesbury buylded. Pag. 115
• Marius King. Pag. 58. ••••ew Roderike King of Pictes. Pag. 54
• Manchester repaired. Pag. 130
• Maior of London repaireth to Paules wherefore. Pag. 158. Pag. 219. yearely chosen. Pag. 237▪ rowed to Westminster. Pag. 674. con∣seruer of the Thamis and Medway two Riuers. Pag. 864. feast kepte at the Guild hall. Pag. 874
• Mawde the Empresse. Pag. 190. obteyned the crowne. Pag. 191. fled. Pag. 192. beseeged. Pag. 194. flyeth. Pag. 194. Walingford beseeged. Pag. 190. Pag. 195
• Marleborough Castell beseeged. Pag. 224▪
• Mart at Westminster. Pag. 271
• Mad Parliament. Pag. 276. at the new Tem∣ple. Pag. 277
• Martins Churche in the Vintrey newe builded. Pag. 309▪
• Margaret daughter to Edward the fourth marryed to the Duke of Burgoigne▪ Page. 719
• Martin Swart. Pag. 863
• Merchants of England receyued with procession. Pag. 872
• Merchant Taylors. Pag. 876
• Maltot. Pag. 490
• Mayd boyled in Smithfield. Pag. 102
• Margraue and Marquesse of Baden lan∣ded at Douer. Pag. 1127. returneth out of England. Pag. 1129
• Memprisius King deuoured. Pag. 19
• Merianus King. Pag. 31
• Mercians or middle▪ England. Pag. 88▪ 100
• Medeshamsted now Peterborough. Pag. 101
• Medway a Riuer. Pag. 124. drie. Pag. 181
• Measures reformed. Pag. 176
• Men brought from new found Ilandes. Page. 875
• Men drowned at London bridge. Pag. 1059. againe. Pag. 1067
• Mercers Chappell in London. Pag. 292
• Midleton or Milton in Kent. Pag. 125
• Min••s or coyning places. Pag. 130. in Ireland. Page. 239
• Michelney. Pag. 131
• Minories without Aldgate founded. Pag. 306
• Middleton in Dorsetshire brent. Pag. 330
• Michaels Church in Crooked lane buil∣ded. Pag. 462
• Morgen King. Pag. 22
• ...

• Mortalitie. Pag. 23. Pag. 336. more of kine. Pag. 340
• Mother slew hir sonne. Pag. 24
• Morindus King deuoured by a mōster. Pag. 28
• Morgan King. Pag. 30
• Mordred the Traytor slayne. Pag. 86. hys children slayne. Pag. 87
• Monkes. Pag. 1200. slayne. Pag. 108
• Monasterie at Winchester founded. Pag. 127
• Monster. Pag. 235. 270
• Monsters appeare. Pag. 553. Monster. Pag. 1053
• Monstrous birthes. Pag. 1117
• Montgomery Castell founded. Pag. 258
• Monasteries rifled. Pag. 162. 307
• Monmouth Castell rased. Pag. 286
• Mortimer escaped out of the tower. Pag. 346
• Mortimer beheaded. Pag. 362
• Mayden of God. Pag. 633. brent. Pag. 634
• Mouing of the earth. Pag. 1150
• Monkes goodes confiscate. Pag. 376
• Mooregate of London builded. Pag. 587
• Mercers prentises of London against the Pag. 8••▪ strangers. Pag. 679
• ••. Monox his almes deedes. Pag. 902
• Mulmucius King. Pag. 24
• Muster of horssemen. Pag. 1050. agayne. Pag. 1052
• Muster at Greenewich by Londoners. Page. 1112
• Merchant Taylors freeschoole founded. Page. 1116
• Mary Rose a Shippe drowned. Pag. 1032
• Men brent in the Hedgehog a Ship. Pag. 1031
• Mathew Hamont an Heretike brent. Pag. 1195
• Marmaduke Glouer hanged in Cheape. Page. 1209
• Monstrous child. Pag. 1212. 1213
• Magdalen colledge in Cambridge. Pag. 1220
• Merton Colledge in Oxford. Pag. 1221
• Magdalen Colledge in Oxford. Pag. 1217
• Magdalen Hall in Oxford. Pag. 1223
• Mary Hall in Oxford. Pag. 1223
• Michaell house in Cambridge. Pag. 1220

N.

• NOble men that came with William Conquerour. Pag. 153
• Names of Chantries taken. Pag. 1006
• Nero a Romaine. Pag. 3••
• Newcastell vpon Tine founded. Pag. 172. the towne drowned. Pag. 378
• New Abbey by the Tower of London founded. Pag. 407
• Newgate of London builded. Pag. 619. on fire. Pag. 1100
• New Testament first printed in english. Page. 967
• Newman priest bare a fagot at Paules Crosse for singing Masse with good Ale. Pag. 1010
• New Coyne. Pag. 1072▪ againe. Pag. 1115. agayne. Page. 1117
• Newhauen by Bolleine wonne by the French. Pag. 1042
• Nightwalkers in London did murther all they mette. Pag. 209
• Night as light as the day. Pag. 1125
• Norwich a Bishops see. Pag. 173. brent. Pag. 208. Pag. 294. citie walled. Pag. 315. steeple brent. Pag. 715. brent. Pag. 890
• Notingham brent. Pag. 191. beseeged. Pag. 198
• Nonne Eaten founded. Pag. 206
• Northampton beseeged. Pag. 282
• Noble of gold. Pag. 574
• Newelme hospitall. Pag. 652
• Nunnes burnt in their Abbey. Pag. 121
• Nelson executed. Pag. 1192
• Newport towne ouerflowed. Pag. 1209
• New Colledge in Oxford. Pag. 1217
• New Inne in Oxford. Pag. 1223

O.

• OCT auius Augustus a Romane. Pag. 34
• Order of the Garter founded at Windsore. Pag. 415
• Ocation made by the D. of Buckinghā. Pag. 811. the same Duke of Buckingham beheaded. Pag. 845
• Otto of Bromswike chalengeth combate with Iohn Duke of Lancaster. Pag. 426
• Owen Glendouerdew. Pag. 551. Pag. 557. his sonne taken. Pag. 563
• Owen Tewther brake out of Newgate. Pag. 640. beheaded. Pag. 709
• ...

• Oxford builded. Pag. 20. an Vniuersitie. Pag. 127. Castel builded. Pag. 163. forsakē. Pag. 237. Orial Colledge in Oxforde. Pag. 1221
• Out••rier and Bell man for the daye. Pag. 1123
• Owes bridge borne downe. Pag. 1126

P.

• PArkes. Pag. 4
• Policletus a Romaine. Pag. 43
• P••te a riuer in Eastsex. Pag. 99
• Parliamēt at Winchester. Pag. 288. at Marle∣borow. Pag. 293. at Westminster. Pag. 297. at Barwicke. Pag. 306. at Stepen••eth. Pag. 309. at Carelile. Pag. 319. at Northampton. Pag. 326. at Yorke. Pag. 343. at Northampton. Pag. 358. at Salisburie. Pag. 359. at Winchester. Pag. 360. at Notingham. Pag. 361. at Yorke. Pag. 367. at Northampton. Pag. 370. at London. Pag. 372▪ Pag. 374. at Westminster. Pag. 381. at London. Pag. 386. at Westminster. Pag. 387. Pag. 420. Pag. 427. Pag. 431. Pag. 458. Pag. 611. at London. Pag. 619. Pag. 624. of Battes at Leycester. Pag. 629. at West∣minster. Pag. 631. Pag. 636. at Bury. Pag. 650. at Westminster. Pag. 664. at London. Pag. 679. at Couentrie. Pag. 691. at Westminster. Pag. 700. Pag. 713. Pag. 718. Pag. 738. Pag. 861. Pag. 86••▪ ••••t the Blackefriers. Pag. 932. 968
• Paules Church in London founded. Pag. 92. brent. Pag. 166. repaired ibidem, newe work. Pag. 276. Pag. 335. weathercocke blowne downe Pag. 878. new Schole. Pag. 894. steeple brent. Pag. 1116. gates blowne open. Pag. 1128.
• Parson of Saint Mildreds brent. Pag. 859
• Poultery prised. Pag. 310
• Pageants new made in London. Pag. 930
• Parishes in England. Pag. 932. in London. Page. 1120
• Paginton slayne with a gonne. Pag. 1016
• Pallace at Westminster brent. Pag. 897
• Patrike-Brumpton ouerturned. Pag. 1188
• Penisellus King. Pag. 31
• Petronius a Romayne. Pag. 44
• Pertinax Emperour. Pag. 58
• Peters Church in Cornehill a Bishops see. Pag. 56
• Pellagius a Britayne. Pag. 73. an heretike. Pag. 7••▪ confuted. Pag. 78
• Peterborow founded. Pag. 101
• Peterpence payd to Rome. Pag. 116
• Pestilence great in England. Pag. 405
• Pestilence. Pag. 568
• Saint Petro••us at Bodmin in Corne∣wall. Pag. 131
• Pestilence. Pag. 271. Pag. 478. Pag. 510. Pag. 747. Pag. 166. Pag. 172
• Peterborow burned. Pag. 182
• Peter of Pomfret. Pag. 241. hanged. Pag. 243
• Peter Colledge. Pag. 1216
• Pierce Plowman his visions. Pag. 387
• Peterpence forbidden to be payd. Pag. 461
• Penbroke hall. Pag. 1217
• Pecocke Bishop of Chichester abiured. Page. 682
• Perkin Werbecke. Pag. 825. Pag. 868. Pag. 869. Pag. 871. hanged. Pag. 873
• Philip king of Castile landed in En∣gland. Pag. 878
• Pictes first inhabit the marches. Pag. 28
• Pickering builded. Pag. 30
• Pirthus king. Pag. 31
• Pilton priorie. Pag. 131
• Piked shoes forbidden. Pag. 717
• Pirates hanged. Pag. 271
• Priuiledges vnto Saint Edmondsbury. Page. 131
• Priests married remoued. Pag. 163
• Priest at Masse slayne with thunder. Pag. 208
• Priests became theeues. Pag. 460
• Prisoners in Newgate and Ludgate dy∣ed. Page. 586
• Porchester builded. Pag. 28
• Porrex king. Pag. 30
• Portgreues of London. Pag. 218
• Porter of the Tower headed. Pag. 586
• Posterne by the Tower of London fell. Page. 642
• Prodigious signes. Pag. 31
• Portesmouth. Pag. 84
• Popes authoritie abrogated. Pag. 1003
• Powled heads commanded. Pag. 1004
• Prouosts of London. Pag. 218
• ...

• Prouinciall counsell at Oxford. Pag. 255
• Proclamation againste the family of loue. Pag. 1213
• Prince of Wales the kings eldest son. Pag. 311
• Priuiledge to Clothworkers. Pag. 373
• Priorie and hospitall of Saint Barthol∣mew in Smithfield founded. Pag. 178
• Printing first. Pag. 687
• Preached at Paules Crosse Doctor Goddard. Pag. 724
• Prisoners of the Marshalsea brake out. Pag. 877
• Priests saying Masse apprehended. Pag. 1177
• Priories suppressed by Cardinall Wol∣sey. Pag. 939
• Prince Arthur married. Pag. 874. deceassed. ibidem.
• Prisoner brake frō the sessiōs house. Pag. 959
• Prince of Piamont came into England. Page. 1095
• Prince of Orange conducted to the Tower of London. Pag. 1095
• Publicans whipped. Pag. 203
• Publicans with their bloudy processi∣on. Pag. 409
• Plimmouth spoyled. Pag. 556

Q.

• QVatbridge or Catwarbridge in Es∣sex. Pag. 126
• Quaffing and drunkennes punished. Pag. 133
• Queeneheth in London. Pag. 270
• Queenes Attourney slayne. Pag. 685
• Queeneborough Castell builded. Pag. 461
• Queene tooke Sanctuary. Pag. 724. 767
• Queene of England chased. Pag. 279
• Queenes Colledge in Cambridge. Pag. 1217
• Queenes Colledge in Oxford. Pag. 1221

R.

• RAmsey founded. Pag. 133
• Rampire builded at Caleis. Pag. 401
• Ralph Stafford slayne. Pag. 498
• Redargius King. Pag. 31
• Rebellion in Kent and Essex. Pag. 480
• Recorder of London Fitz William. Pag. 817
• Register booke in euery Church to bee kept. Pag. 113
• Religious houses graunted to the king. Page. 1015
• Rimo King. Pag. 30
• Richborough. Pag. 36
• Riot and euill life the destruction of the Britaines. Pag. 79
• Ripendun or Ripon. Pag. 122
• Richarde the first King. Pag. 216. tooke hys voyage to Hierusalem. Pag. 220. taken pri∣soner. Pag. 222. builded the walles of Vien∣na. Pag. 223
• Riot in London. Pag. 292
• Risebanke Castell builded. Pag. 403
• Rye spoyled. Pag. 471
• Richard Scrope Archbishop of Yorke rebelleth. Pag. 563 beheaded. Pag. 564
• Richard the secōd made prince of Wales. Pag. 468. crowned King. Pag. 470. married. Pag. 489. Pag. 518. entreth Scotlād. Pag. 497. Pag. 498. ar∣riueth in Ireland. Pag. 517. Pag. 530. returneth a∣gaine. Pag. 533. betrayed and taken. Pag. 537. brought to the Tower. Pag. 539. murthe∣red ••••6. buryed. Pag. 584
• Richard Wich brent. Pag. 642
• Richard D. of Yorke wrote to Hēry the sixth. Pag. 666. sworne to H. the Pag. 6. Pag. 672. at∣tainted. Pag. 691. his articles. Pag. 693. slain. Pag. 707
• Richarde Plantagenet made Duke of Glocester. Pag. 713
• Richard Duke of Glocester described. Pag. 755. made Protector. Pag. 770. his oration. Pag. 771. his proclamation. Pag. 796. taketh on him to be King. Pag. 822. crowned. Pag. 825. slayne at Bosworth field. Pag. 857. buryed at Leycester. Pag. 858
• Riuallo King. Pag. 23
• Ripendune a Towne. Pag. 105
• Richmond builded. Pag. 874
• Rodianus King. Pag. 31
• Rochester Castell builded. Pag. 34. beseeged. Pag. 124. brent. Pag. 185. Pag. 188. Pag. 212. beseeged. Pag. 246 Pag. 283. bridge of stone builded. Pag. 569
• Rome builded. Pag. 23. spoiled by the Gothes

• 76. sacked. Pag. 938
• Round table. Pag. 81
• Robert Duke of Normandy wente to Hierusalem. Pag. 173. had tribute of King Henry. Pag. 177
• Rosamond concubine to Henry the se∣cond. Pag. 212
• Robert Fitz Stephen entred Irelande. Pag. 206
• ransomed. Pag. 224. woūded to death. Pag. 229
• Robert hoode. Pag. 217
• Robert Fitz Water valiant. Pag. 242
• Roger Bacon. Pag. 263
• Robert Grosted. Pag. 270. 275
• Rotte of Sheepe. Pag. 297
• Round table at Killingworth. Pag. 298
• Robert Fitz Water Baner bearer of Lon∣don. Pag. 311
• Roades wonne by the Christians. Pag. 332
• Round table at Windesore. Pag. 389
• Robert Knolles. Pag. 425. 456. 464
• Robert Vere created Duke of Ireland. Pag. 501. flieth. Pag. 504. buryed. Pag. 518
• Sir Robert Knolles dyeth. Pag. 568
• Roane beseeged. Pag. 600
• Roger Bolingbroke abiured at Paules Crosse. Pag. 644. endited of treason. Pag. 645. executed. Pag. 646
• Rose of gold. Pag. 650
• Robin of Ridsdale. Pag. 722
• Roger Shaueloke slew himselfe. Pag. 865
• Roode of Grace shewed at Paules. Pag. 1012
• Royalexchange whē so first named. Pag. 1150
• Iohn Rogers brent. Pag. 1096
• Rudhudibras King. Pag. 21
• Runcorne towne and Castel builded. Pag. 130

S.

• SAmulius King. Pag. 31
• Saxons sent for by the Britons. Pag. 80. de∣scribed. Pag. 147
• Salisburie the olde builded. Pag. 34. Pag. 114. the new Towne & Church. Pag. 262. brēt. Pag. 264
• Sanctuary mē fet out of Saint Martins, Sanctuary men frayed with the Lon∣doners. Pag. 674. by the Sheriffes of Lon∣don. Pag. 643
• Sandwich spoyled. Pag. 682
• Sermons at Saint Mary Spittle, the Maior of London with his breethrea placed there. Pag. 746
• Serieants feast. Pag. 716. Pag. 869. Pag. 876. Pag. 895. Pag. 1054. Pag. 1192. Pag. 1213
• Sanctuary abused. Pag. 776. Sanctuary men executed. Pag. 867
• Sanders murthered. Pag. 1167
• Scotland described. Pag. 4
• Schoole of Englishmen at Rome. Pag. 119
• Scholers of Oxford did penance. Pag. 266. a∣gainste the burgesses. Pag. 281. wente to Stamford. Pag. 369
• Scholers of Cambridge agaynste the townesmen. Pag. 272
• Scottes did homage. Pag. 170. Pag. 177. Pag. 231. Pag. 367. deliuer Scotland to King Edward the first. Pag. 305. brent the suburbs of Yorke. Pag. 340. resigned the crowne of Scotland to King Edward the thirde. Pag. 365. enter Northumberland. Pag. 492. Pag. 499. Pag. 508. Pag. 551. ouerthrowne. Pag. 1026. their King mur∣thered. Pag. 1131
• Scarcitie of bread. Pag. 952
• Seuerne a Riuer. Pag. 19
• Seuerus Emperor. Pag. 58. died in Britaine. Pag. 60
• Seuerus Alexander. Pag. 64
• Selbey a Bishops see. Pag. 95
• Sebba of a King became a Monke in Paules Church, and was there buried. Page. 100
• Serpent with two heads. Pag. 409
• Seuenoke Maior of Lōdō a fondling. Pag. 602
• Sebastion Gabbato hys voyage. Pag. 872. brought men from the new llāds. Pag. 875
• Shaftesburie builded. Pag. 21. Monasterie founded. Pag. 127
• Shrewsbury repaired. Pag. 130
• Shepheards assembled. Pag. 274
• Sheepe transposed. Pag. 717
• Shores wife hir description. Pag. 798
• Shaw Maior of London, and his brother a Doctor. Pag. 801. his sermon. Pag. 808
• ...

• Shine brent. Pag. 871. builded. Pag. 874. brent. Pag. 878.
• Gallery fell. Pag. 879
• Sheriffes of London sente to the To∣wer. Pag. 1025
• Siluius King. Pag. 31
• Seege of Hadington. Pag. 1038
• Small houses suppressed. Pag. 1006
• South Saxons. Pag. 84. 93
• Sonnes appeared fiue in number. Pag. 263
• Southampton. Pag. 36. sacked and brente by the french. Pag. 376
• Stamford builded. Pag. 22. an Vniuersitie. Pag. 22. beseeged. Pag. 198
• Somerset an Herald killed. Pag. 1026
• Stafford repaired. Pag. 130
• Stephen King. Pag. 187. taken. Pag. 191. deliuered. Pag. 193. fled. Pag. 194
• Standard in Cheape. Pag. 635
• Stephen Langton. Pag. 236
• Stortford Castell ouerthrowne. Pag. 239
• Story executed. Pag. 1151
• Strangers drowned. Pag. 247. robbed. Pag. 271. lodged within Englishe hostes. Pag. 624. and. Pag. 642
• Strange Starre appeared. Pag. 1163. blasing Starre. Pag. 1213
• Statutes of Marton. Pag. 266
• States crea. Pag. 1012. 1015. 1036. 1045. 1050
• Streetes of London cheyned. Pag. 279
• Steeeple of Bow in Cheape fell downe. Page. 294
• Stockes market in London. Pag. 300
• Stoneheng. Pag. 84
• Steeple at Waltham brent. Pag. 647
• Steeple of Paules in Lōdon, of Baldoke in Hartfordshire, & of Walden in Es∣sex, & Kingstō in Surrey on sire. Pag. 648
• Strumpets set on the Pillorie. Pag. 641. bani∣shed. Pag. 738
• Stoke field. Pag. 863
• Stewes in Southwarke putte downe. Page. 1033
• Suetonius a Romane. Pag. 39
• Sudbury in Suffolke. Pag. 125
• Swanescoupe or Swanescombe in Kent. Page. 150
• Suruey of all England. Pag. 388
• Subsidie. Pag. 465. 624. 631
• Sweating sicknesse. Pag. 860. 923. 1049
• Saint Germans in Cornewall a Bishops see. Pag. 131. 132
• Saint Nicholas at Excester founded. Page. 166
• Saint Martins le graund founded. Pag. 166
• Saint Iohns in Colchester founded. Page. 179
• Saint Andrew in Northampton foun∣ded. Pag. 179
• Saint Iohns in Smithfield. Pag. 177
• Saint Stephens Chappell at Westmin∣ster. Pag. 428
• Saint Nicholas Mount kepte by the Earle of Oxford. Pag. 738
• Souldyers transported into Irelande. Page. 1131
• Sprite in a wall. Pag. 1092
• Sainte Iohns Colledge in Oxforde. Page. 1223
• Spanyard hanged. Pag. 1093
• Snow deepe. Pag. 1194
• Stranger woulde haue murthered the keeper of Newgate. Pag. 1103
• Saint Mary Hall in Oxford. Pag. 1223
• Shippe chased to the Tower Wharffe of London.
• Sherewood executed. Pag. 1193
• Suite to the Court of Rome forbid∣den. Pag. 969

T.

• TAcitus. Pag. 64
• Tamworth repayred. Pag. 130
• Taxe great. Pag. 165. 478. 480. 557
• Taxe of the tenth penny graunted to the King. Pag. 864
• Tanners sonne claymed the Crowne. Page. 336
• Tenthes gyuen too the Churche. Page. 119
• ...

• Templers Knightes. Pag. 183
• Temple new in London. Pag. 214
• Templers apprehended. Pag. 326. cōdemned. Pag. 330. brent. Pag. 331
• Tearme kept at Harford. Pag. 1122
• Thamis a Riuer described. Pag. 3. dryed. Pag. 181. Pag. 202. frozen. Pag. 1126
• Theomantius King. Pag. 34
• Theodotius Emperour. Pag. 76
• Thewkesbury founded. Pag. 102
• Thilwall built. Pag. 130
• Thetford a Bishops see. Pag. 166
• Thomas Becket Chancellor. Pag. 201. tooke his oth to the King, and was made Chan∣cellor. Pag. 203 fled. Pag. 204. murthered. Pag. 207
• Theeues in prison deuoured one the o∣ther. Pag. 336
• Theeues like vnto friers. Pag. 338
• Thomas Earle of Lancaster beheaded. Pag. 343
• Thomas of Woodstoke created Earle of Buckingham. Pag. 471
• Thomas the bastard. Pag. 729. beheaded. Pag. 736.
• Thomas Wolsey Bacheler of Art at fiftene yeares of age. Pag. 904. Scholemaister to the Marques Dorsets children. ibid. gat a benefice. ibid. set in the stockes by Sir Iames Paulet. Pag. 905. reuenged his imprisonmente. ibid. Chaplen to Sir Iohn Naphant. ibid. Chaplen to King Henrie the vij. ibid. Ambassadoure to the Emperour. Pag. 906. Deane of Lin∣colne. Pag. 908. Kings Almoner. ibid. of the priuie Counsel to King Henry the etght. ibid. Byshoppe of Turney. Pag. 901. Bishop of Lincolne. ibid. Archbishop of Yorke. ibid. Cardinall. Pag. 911. Lorde Chauncellour. Pag. 912. Bishop of Win∣chester. ibid. Ambassadour the secōd time. Pag. 916. rideth to meete the Em∣peror. Pag. 390. suppressed priorys to build his Colledges in Oxford and in Ips∣wich. Pag. 939. sente Ambassadoure the third time. Pag. 929. his pompous riding. Pag. 943. declareth in the Starre Chamber what honorable peace he had conclu∣ded. Pag. 932. discharged of the great Seale Pag. 966. arrested. Pag. 972. sickneth. Pag. 974. de∣ceaseth at Leicester. Pag. 978
• S. Thomas Moore made Chancellour. Pag. 967 discharged of the Chancellership. Pag. 980 beheaded. Pag. 1004
• R. Thorne his charitie in London. Pag. 979. in the towne of Bristoll. ibid.
• Thomas Mowbrey created Earle of No∣tingham. Pag. 471
• Thomas Mawbrey created Duke of Nor∣ffolke. Pag. 527. banished. Pag. 529. dyeth. Pag. 544.
• Threfold plague to the citizēs of L. Pag. 1121
• Tilbery in Essex. Pag. 99
• Title of Edw. the thirde to Fraunce. Pag. 358
• Tower of London built. Pag. 27. Pag. 34. fortified Pag. 267. bulwarkes fel down. Pag. 268. yeelded to the Maior of London. Pag. 725
• Toceter repayred. Pag. 129
• Toades deuour a man. Pag. 213
• Tower on London Bridge. Pag. 630. fell. Pag. 640
• Tourney within the tower of Lōdō. Pag. 874
• Trebonianus. Pag. 64
• Trent a Riuer. Pag. 122. dried vp. Pag. 180
• Triumph at London for the victory a∣gainst the Scottes. Pag. 309
• Traytor to his maister miserably ended. Page. 845
• Tree of common wealth a booke, by whome compyled. Pag. 895
• Trayterous fact of Tho. Apeltree. Pag. 1196
• Tweede a Riuer. Pag. 4. 5
• Teukesbury builded. Pag. 165
• Tunne in Cornehill. Pag. 300. 309
• Turnebull challengeth the combat. Pag. 365. and is ouercome. Pag. 266
• Turneamēt at Dertford, and in Cheape of London. Pag. 363
• Turwin yeelded to King Henry the viij. Pag. 899. raced and burnt. Pag. 900
• Turney beseeged by K. H. the viij. Pag. 900
• Thomas Gressham Knight deceassed. Page. 1209
• Trinitie Hall in Cambridge. Pag. 1217. Col∣ledge. Pag. 1220

V.

• VIgenius and Peridurus kings. Pag. 30
• Vrianus king. Pag. 30
• Vespatian a Romaine. Pag. 37. 45
• Vectius Volanus a Romaine. Pag. 44
• Valerius. Pag. 65
• Verolamium a Citie. Pag. 65
• Valerius Maximus. Pag. 66
• Valentinian Emperour▪ Pag. 71
• Vrsula the Virgine. Pag. 72
• Vortiger king. Pag. 77
• Viher Pondragon king. Pag. 84
• Vortiporus king. Pag. 87
• Vffa first king of Eastangles. Pag. 96
• Vulfrune Hampton in Staffordshiere. Pag. 128
• Vale royall founded. Pag. 301
• Victuals prised. Pag. 335
• Vicar of Wandsworth and others execu∣ted. Pag. 1016
• Voyage to Muscouie. Pag. 1056

W.

• WAles discribed. Pag. 16
• Wayes foure begon Pag. 24. finished. Pag. 27
• Warwicke builded. Pag. 28. repayred. Pag. 130.
• Warwike towne, Castle, Colledge. Pag. 183
• Castle new builded. Pag. 206
• Walebrooke. Pag. 67
• Walles about Colchester builded. Pag. 69
• Walles aboute London builded. Pag. 69. re∣payred. Pag. 246. 276. 746.
• Wall of Adrine. Pag. 54. of turfe. Pag. 59, Pag. 75. of stone. Pag. 76
• Walles of Vienna built by King Richard the first. Pag. 223
• Wales inuaded by William Rufus. Pag. 173.
• Waltham in Essex. Pag. 147
• Watrisburie repayred. Pag. 130
• Warham Castle. Pag. 122
• Warwel builded. Pag. 134
• Ware in Hartfordshire builded by the Danes. Pag. 126
• Water Dome. Pag. 210
• Warren and Toll free to the Citizens of London. Pag. 250
• Walter Stapleton Bishop of Excester be∣headed. Pag. 349
• Wardes in London discharged of fif∣teens. Pag. 630. 722
• Water fludde. Pag. 166. 306. 370
• Watche at Midsomer againe vsed. Pag. 1038.
• on Saint Peters euen. Pag. 1122
• Warwike Earle wente against the Re∣bels at Norwich. Pag. 1042
• Warre with Fraunce. Pag. 1104
• Westminster founded. Pag. 98. reedified. Pag. 254 enlarged. Pag. 270. Churche and Pallace brent. Pag. 309
• Worcester a Bishops Sea. Pag. 102
• Westminster Hall builded. Pag. 174. repay∣red. Pag. 527. ouerflowed with water. Pag. 1119
• Westminster and Bristol made Bishop∣prickes. Pag. 1024
• West Saxons. Pag. 113
• West Cheape in London brent. Pag. 285
• Welchmen rebel. Pag. 547
• Wels a Colledge founded. Pag. 116. Cathe∣dral Church builded. Pag. 117
• Whitington a place so called. Pag. 121
• Winburne. Pag. 121
• Wheate at twelue pence a quarter. Pag. 302
• Wheate forbidden to be made in malte. Page. 337
• Whit meats allowed to be eatē in Lent. Page. 1026
• Whot Sommer, corne cheape. Pag. 303
• Winchester builded. Pag. 21
• Wilfride Bishop. Pag. 94
• Winchelcombe founded. Pag. 106
• Wibandune. Pag. 114
• Winchester a Bishops Sea. Pag. 115. Colledge builded. Pag. 561
• Wigmore repayred. Pag. 129
• Wilton in Wiltshire. Pag. 122
• Wily a riuer. Pag. 122
• Witham in Essex. Pag. 129
• Winchester brent. Pag. 177. 192
• William Rufus king. Pag. 168. slaine. Pag. 174.
• Winchelsey drowned. Pag. 273
• William Bishop of London. Pag. 159
• ...

• Wight taken Pag. 471. inuaded. Pag. 557
• William with the beard. Pag. 226
• William Searle executed. Pag. 558
• Waters ouerflowe. Pag. 560
• Wines prised. Pag. 231. 501
• William Wikham Bishop of Winchester. Page. 561
• Wiclife. Pag. 469
• William Fitz. Wil. being elected Sherife of London and absenting himself dis∣franchised. Pag. 895
• William Stafford made Earle of Deuon∣shiere. Pag. 713
• Wil Herbert made Erle of Pēbroke. Pag. 713
• Wiats commotion in Kent. Pag. 1078. came into Southwarke. Pag. 1081. remoued out of Southwark. Pag. 1082. taken. Pag. 1086. sent to the Tower. Pag. 1087. beheaded. Pag. 1071
• W. Wales of Scotland brought to Lon∣don, and executed to death. Pag. 316
• Windes great. Pag. 641
• Wich of Ey brent. Pag. 645
• Wlfrunhampton. Pag. 890
• Worcester restored. Pag. 133. brent. Pag. 181
• Worcester defaced by fire. Pag. 185. Pag. 190. befie∣ged. Pag. 196. &. Pag. 282
• Woodnesfielde in Staffordshire. Pag. 128
• Wolues destroyed in England. Pag. 133
• Wolfe and his wife hanged. Pag. 1002
• Wooll staple at Sandwich. Pag. 305
• Wooll forbidden to be conueyed ouer the Seas. Pag. 373
• Wooll staple in England. Pag. 428. 463
• Wooll staple at Calaice. Pag. 459
• Woman brente at Maydstone for poy∣soning hir husband. Pag. 1154
• Wonders in Wiltshire. Pag. 1211
• Wrestling at London. Pag. 256

Y.

• YOrke builded. Pag. 20. Minster founded. Page. 109
• Yorke taken by the Danes and Nor∣mans. Pag. 125. brent. Pag. 161
• Yorke sore perished by fire. Pag. 188. brent. Page. 212
• Yorke Minster brent. Pag. 715
• Yonger brother beguileth the elder. Pag. 178
• Yonger brother imprisoneth the elder and putteth out his eyes. Pag. 179
• Yonger brother falsely accuseth his el∣der brother. Pag. 227

FINIS.