n. 4, 131, 177; meets the King, 243;
safe conduct to meet P. Edw., 262
Lichfield, Roger de, Bishop of. 123,

n. 2

Lincoln, Greathead, Bishop of, 59,
61, n. 2

List of contending earls, 364, App. G.
Llewellyn, Prince, attacks Roger de
Mortimer, 100

London, fortified, 108; citizens rise
against King, 124; council at, 232;
citizens put to the rout at Lewes,
194; fined, 311; excommunicated,
239

London, Bishop of, 122, 236, 237, n. 3,
238, 302

Losell, Gregory de, 292
Louis IX., 5, 63; arbitrates between
King and Barons, 93, 96, 109, 116;
interview with the King, 107; de-
livers judgment at Amiens, 114
Lucy, Geoffry de, 112, n, 1
Ludlow, Royalists driven from, 260;
P. Edw. at, 266

Lusignan, Geoffry de, 205, n. 6
Lusignan, Guy de, 176, 205

Machiavelli, quoted, 90, n. 2, 135, n. 3
Mackintosh, Sir J., quoted 295
Madox, History of the Exchequer,
quoted, 37, n. 1

Mad Parliament, the name given to
the council of Oxford, 65
Magna Charta, renewal in 9th year
Henry III., 9, 32, 36, 64; confirmed,
67; proclaimed, 74-135.
Maltravers, William de, prisoner at
Lewes, 201, n. 2, 285, n. 3
Mandeville, William and John, slain,
279, n. 2

Manfredi, King, 303

Mansel, John, 31, 83, surrenders
Scarborough, 92; flies to Boulogne,
105; escapes from the Tower, 110
-112; dies abroad, 113-234
March of P. Edward from Worcester
to Shrewsbury, difficulties in un-
derstanding, 271, n. 4
Marche, Count de la, 23
Mare, Henry de la, 301, n. 2
Mareschal, William, 114, n. 1, 300
Margoth, female spy disguised as a

man thwarts de Montfort, 268, n. 3

Marie, authoress, 78, n. 3
Marisco, Adam de, 56, n. 2, 57, n. 3,
120, 214, n. 2; pedigree, 291, n. 5;
letters of, 292-294

Marisco, Everard de, 317, n. 3
Marlborough, statute of, 244, n. 2,
245, n. 3

Marmion, Philip de, 152, n. 1
Marmyon, Robert and William, 183,
n. 5

Martel, William, 298, n. 5
Maudvit, William, 183, n. 4
Maurienne, Thos., Count of, 20
Maunsel, Thos., prisoner, 128, n. 4
Meinill, Stephen de, 248, n. 4
Memorial to Pope, answer, 76, 77
Mepham, Richard de, Archdeacon of
Oxford, 237, n. 3

Merton, Walter de, chancellor, 97, n. 1,
301

Meyland, Roger de, Bishop of Lich-

field, 122, n. 2; of Chester, 331
Mise of Lewes, 215-218, 284, 297
Mitford, Roger Bertram de, prisoner,
128, n. 3

Monceaux, Waleran de, 326

Monchensi, Joan de, wife of William
de Valence, 146

Monchensi, Warin de, 24, 262
Monchensi, William de, 177, 178, 233,
prisoner, 269

Monks, luxurious living of, 144, 145
Monmouth, Prior of, 262; de Mont-
fort at, 265, n. 5

Montalembert, Count de, quoted, 43,

n. 3

Monte, Pessulano, King's butler, 27
Montfort, Count de, Simon the Bald,
estates forfeited, 43; pedigree, 45,
n. 1
Montfort, Almeric de, 46; prisoner,
53, n. 1; dies at Otranto, 54
Montfort, Simon de, 35; opposed to
court, 41; acknowledged leader of
the Barons, 42; acknowledged by
King, 46, n. 6; married, 49; pleads
his cause with the Pope, 49; in-
vested as Earl Leicester, 52; cru-
sader, 52; in Gascony, 55, 59, 61;
scene with King, 56; stripped of his
command, 60; declines regency of
France, 60; King agrees to pay
compensation, 61; surrenders Kenil-
worth and Odiham, 69; councillor,
76; witness to King Henry's ratifi-
cation of act of renunciation, 85,
n. 4; dissension with de Clare, 87;

gifts to shrine of St Alban's, 90,
n.1; precedes the King to England,
98; accepts leadership of Barons,
98; attacked by King at London,
108; at St Alban's, 110; accident
at Catesby and return home, 113,
n. 5, 6; in arms again, 116; gives
Prince Henry leave to bear arms
against him, 117; still upholds the
cause, 119; summons barons to
Northampton, 125; signs conven-
tion, 138; leaves London, 139;
preparations for battle, 164-168,
171, 179; attacks the King, 197;
suggests truce, 208; majority of
the nation on his side, 209, 210;
strengthens the blockade of the
priory, 214; leaves Lewes with
King, 220; at Dover, 222; author-
ized by King to select councillors,
233; at Boulogne, 237: excom-
municated, 239; spends Christmas
at Kenilworth, 248, n. 3: appro-
priates eighteen baronies, 251, n. 3;
pride of, discussed, 250-254; op-
poses Tournament, 256, n. 1, 258;
moves north, 259; at Northampton,
260; at Gloucester with King, 262; in
Wales, 265; recalled from his enter-
prise, 266; plans marred by his son's
carelessness, 268-270; marches
towards Evesham, 271; seeing the
dangers at Evesham urges the
Barons to fly, but declines himself,
274; slain, 277, n. 1; treatment of
corpse, 284, n. 3, 4, 286, n. 3, 4;
removal of corpse, 287, n. 3; al-
leged miracles, 288; account of,
290; negociates with France, 292;
value of estates, 299, n. 1; all
followers of excommunicated, 303,
n. 2; his family excluded from
any benefit from Kenilworth de-
cree, 308

Montfort, Henry de, eldest son of
Simon de Montfort, embarks for
Gascony, 59; at Boulogne, 73; at
Paris, 94; a chief of the baronial
party, 112; at Amiens, 114; at
Lewes, 178; Prince Edw. at Dover
under care of, 218; warden of Kent,
230; released, 249, n. 1; pride of,
253; with Prince Edward, 263;
offers to bear the battle alone, 274;
slain, 277, n. 4; miracles attri-
buted to, 289, n. 4; Prince Edward
and Henry under care of, at Odi-

ham, 319 joins his father, 325;
surrenders rights to Count Bigorre,

334

Montfort, Simon de, second son of
Simon de Montfort, at Paris, 94;
prisoner, 126; released 222; war-
den of Surrey and Sussex, 230;
summoned from Pevensey, 267, n.1;
escapes from Kenilworth, 266, n. 6;
releases the Princes, 364; threatens
invasions, 305; at Wilmington,
324, 325; wounded, 331; at Viter-
bo, 338, 340; murders Prince
Henry, 342; excommunicated, 345;
death, 347

Montfort, Almeric de, third son of
Simon de Montfort, at Gravelines,
329; prisoner, 333, 334; released,
and death at Rome, 335; sent to
the Pope, 346

Montfort, Guy de, fourth son, at
Lewes, 178; wounded, 278, n. 2;
at Viterbo, 338, 340; murders
Prince Henry, 342; excommuni-
cated, 345, 347, n. 4; dies, 348
Montfort, Richard, fifth son, at
Gravelines, 329; dies, 335
Montfort, Eleanor, daughter, pri-
soner, 333, n. 2

Montfort, Laura, daughter of Almeric
de, 333, n. 5

Montfort, Peter de, 76, 112; at A-
miens, 114; prisoner, 127, n. 2;
released, 222; sent to the French
King, 237, 238; slain, 278
Montfort, Peter, son of Peter, 127
Montfort, Countess of, at Vaux, 44,
n. 5

Montfort, Philip, 339, n. 4
Montpelier, Henry of, 27
Mortimer, Matilda de, de Montfort's
head sent to, 285, n. 4, 286, n. 1
Mortimer, Roger de, 76; attacked by
Prince Llewellyn, 100; marriage,
153; favours P. Edward's escape,
263; retires from court, 307;
meets the King, 243
Mount, Harry, 211, n. 3
Mucegas, John de, 326
Murage grant, 200
Musgrave John, 265

N

Navarre, Theobald, King of, treaty
with King Henry, 55
Neumarket, Adam de, 127; Warden
of Lincoln, 230; prisoner, 269

Neville, Hugh, 184, n. 1; prisoner,
269, n. 2

Neville, John, 184, n. 1

Neville, Robert de, Warden of the
King's forces in the North, 104,
n. 4, 248, n. 4

Neville, William de, Prior of Cluniac
monks at Lewes, 143, n. 2
Newcastle-on-Line given in exchange
to Simon de Montfort, 249
Newick, 170

Newington, Robert de, 128
Newport, de Montfort at, 265
Nicholas, de Montfort's barber, re-

cognises the banners, 273, n. 1, 2
Norfolk, Roger, Earl of, 233, 239,
n. 2

Norman, Simon, 20

Normandy formally resigned by Ba-
rons, 85

Norreys, Richard de, given Ocholt
Manor, 28, n. 2

Northampton, meeting of Barons at,
125; Prince Edward attacks, 126;
prisoners at, 128, n. 6; sacked,
129; legate at, 302, n. 3

Norwich, Nicholas de Plumpton, Arch-
deacon of, 122

Nottingham betrayed to Prince Ed-
ward, 132

Peace, proposals of, at Lewes, 141;
proffers of, declined, 159

Pec, fortress of given to Simon de
Montfort, 249

Peckham, Archbishop, 121, n. 1
Pembroke, William, second Earl of,

48

Percy, Hugh de, 113, n. 1, 131
Percy, Lord, 148, n. 2; prisoner, 198
Persecution of all not speaking En-
glish, 102, n. 1

Pershore, meeting of King and Royal-
ist prisoners, 243, 260
Peter's pence, 29, n.,
Peter de Rivaulx, 12

Peter de Roche succeeded Pembroke

as Regent, 10, n. 3

Peter of Savoy received the domain
of Richmond, 15, 16; crusader,
16; Bishop of Hereford seized by
the Barons, 102; death, 103
Peterborough abbey plundered, 230,
n. 4

Pevensey, in custody of William de
Valence, 146; Royalists fly to, 207;
summons proclaimed at, 259, 327
Peyclinton, Robert de, 298, n. 5
Plesseiz, John of, Earl of Warwick,
76

Plugneth, Alan, 300, n. 6

Plumpton, Nicholas de, Archdeacon
of Norwich, 122

Poem after Barons' victory, 209
Pointz, Hugh, 185

Police established, 230

Pope, remonstrance to by Barons,
54; unwilling to abandon the King,
237
Preston, Gilbert de, Justice at Lin-
coln, 104, n. 5

Preston, William de, 298, n. 5
Priory at Lewes, Barons in sight of,
171; Royalists retreat to, 199; and
resist at, 208

Prisoners, exchange of, 227, n. 4
Proclamation of Henry, 75, 108, n. 3,

188, 236, 264

Provisions, prices of, 40, 60, 239,

314-329

Puvilesdon, Thomas de, 124, n. 2,
179, 311, n. 3

Pycard, Richard, 174
Pyramus, Denis, 79

K

Quittance, deed of, 358, App. B

R

Raban, Elias de, 27

Reasons in behalf of Barons, 81
Relic at Hailes, 351, n. 3, 352, n. 1,

353

Reygate, John de, 298, n. 5
Richard I., absence abroad, 7
Richard II. deposed, 299

Richard Prince, 18, 20, 36, 37, n. 3,
195, 198, 203, 218, 252, n. 1, 331,
353, n. 1; redeems captive crusa-
ders, 53; deprived of the govern-
ment of Gascony, 57; arbitrates,
97, 105, n. 1; at Northampton, 126;
letter, 161; at Lewes, 189, 202,
prisoner, 304; dies, 351, App. B
Rivallis, Peter de, 27

Rivaulx, Peter de, 12; death, 13, n. 2
Rival, Roger de, 278

Robertsbridge, abbey of, 223
Roches, Peter de la, 12

Rochester, defended by Earl de Wa-
renne, 122; siege of, 131; well at,
132, n. 1

Rochefort, Guy de, 72

Rodes, Gerard de, 106, 107

Ros, Robert de, 112, n. 1, 263, 266
Rouen, Archbishop of, 237
Rout of Londoners, 194, 195
Royalists retreat to Priory, 199; to
France, 207; summoned, 259, n. 4
Royal menagerie, gifts to, 226
Ryegate defended by Earl de Wa-
renne, 122

Segrave, Steven de, 14
Shakespeare, quoted, 13.

Shrewsbury, Prince Edward marches
towards, 271

Sicily, crown of, accepted by Prince
Edward, 35; renounced by Barons,
77, 238, 239

Skeffington, Geoffrey de, 298, n. 5
Somery, 198, 308, n. 1

Stamford, Henry de, Bishop of Dur-
ham, 26, n. 1

Statutes sworn at Oxford, 67; pro-
claimed, 74; revoked, 115; an-
nulled, 297

Stokes, Seman de, 326

Stoteville, Robert de, 248, n. 4, 301
Suffield, Walter de, 144
Summons for the Parliament, 244;
from Woodstock, 245
Surrey, population of, 135
Sussex, population of, 135
Sutton, Robert de, 301

T

Talisman against fire, 81, n. 1
Tallages, 247, 283

Tancred, quoted, 247
Tany, Richard de, 301
Tarento, William de, 22
Tattishall, 198

Tickhill, lordship of, 117; castle of
307

Tipetot, Robert, 265, n. 3
Tony, Michael, 311

Tony, Robert de, 185, n. 6
Tothill Fields, 137, n. 2

Tournaments forbidden, 256, n. 1,

258

Treaty with France (5th Article)
quoted, 85, n. 1, at Lewes (Mise),
215, n. 2

Tregoz, Robert, Baron de, 185, n. 1;
slain, 279, n. 5

Tuberville, Hugh, 241, n. 3
Tunbridge, 133, n. 2, 220, 363

U

Urban IV., Pope, 96, 352

V

Valence, Aymer de, 25, 77; bishop,
55; goes into exile, 71
Valence, Guy de, 146
Valence, Joan de, 73, 230
Valence, William de, 23, 24; death,
25: rupture with de Clare, 64,
126, 254, 130, 146; escapes, 206;

lands at Pembroke, 260; summon-
ed, 262

Valentia, John de, mediates at
Brackley, 122

Vaux, John de, deserts Barons' cause,
117, n. 4

Vere, Robert de, Earl of Oxford, 169,
233, 269

Vernon, Richard de, 298, n. 5; at

Kenilworth, 268; grant, 300
Vesey, John, 112, n. 1, 182, 183, n. 1,
280

Vipont, Robert, 112, n. 1, 181

W

Wace, Robert, 79, n. 1

Waddington, William of, translator
of" Manuel," 79

Wake, Baldwin, 112, 127; death, 129,
n. 2; prisoner, 269, 280

Wake, Nicholas, 127

Walascho, Pope's envoy, 181, n. 3
Wales, Llewellyn, Prince of, 270
Waleran, Robert, 97, n. 1, 241, 242,
n. 2

Wallingford, 241, 242, 260
Waltone, Simon de, 103

War, fresh outbreak of, 116, 125
Wardens of the counties summoned
to attack the Rebels, 267
Warenne, Earl de, 148, 234; agrees
to the Oxford statutes, 70; defends
the King at Ryegate and Rochester,
122, 131, 132, n. 2; at Lewes, 134;
marriage, 146; flight, 205; at Ke-
nilworth, 268; estates seized by
de Clare, 254; summoned, 259,
262; lands at Pembroke, 260, n. 5
Warre, John de la, 325, n. 5
Washington, 166, n. 2

Waterville, Reginald, 128
Waverley, Ralph, Abbot of, 317, n. 3
Welsh auxiliaries, desert de Mont-
fort, 275, n. 2

Wengham, Henry de, 68, n. 3
Westminster Abbey, 136, n. 5, 350,
n. 2, 3

Westminster, Edward of, 253, n. 3
Westminster Hall, 33, 64

Westminster Palace burnt, 223, n. 3, 4
Whitsand, King embarks at, 116
Wicliffe, sent to Rome, 76, n. 5
Widmarsh, Prince Edward at, 263
Wigmore, 264, 284, 287, n. 4
Wilmington, 324, n. 1
Wilton, William de, 210
Wimbledon, Peter, rector of, 27
Winchelsea, 133, 324
Winchester, Earl of 43, n. 1
Winchester, Bishop of, 122, 237, 238
Winchester, great council at, 245,
n. 3; young Simon de Montfort
plunders, 267; Parliament at, 298
Windsor fortified, 108

Wolvesham, recusants from "Mad
Parliament" escape to, 69
Woodstock, 248

Worcester, Bishop of, 122, 164, 237,
238, 261, 331; absolves baronial
troops, 272, n. 2; death, 303, n. 1
Worcester, Nicholas de Ely, Bishop
of, 308, n. 1

Worcester, troops summoned to meet
at, 264, bridges destroyed at, 265;
Prince Edward at, 266
Wyke, quoted, 240

Wyvile, Robert de, 298, n. 5

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Zouch, Alan de la, 201, n. 3, 4