TEMPORE REG' JOH'IS. [1214-1216.]

Id'm maior p'p' anni, Salamon Basynges. Anno xvj^{o}.

et Cerle, m'c' Hugo Basynges.

p' residuo.

[Sidenote: The ordre of Frere Menors began.]

In this yere, that is to seye the yere of oure lord a m^{l}'ccxiiij,

began the ordre of seynt Fraunceys, besyde the assise of Frere

Menours. And in this yere, in the fest of Gordiam in Septembre, the

barons entred the citee of Londone, and strong werre was betwen the

kyng and the lordes: and Rog' Fitz Aleyn, maire, was discharged of his

meiralte be the forsaid barons, and afterward they chosen Cerle meire,

and the schirreves as it folwith: and yet lasted the werres.

William' Hardel, drap'. John Travers. Anno xvij^{o}.[1]

Andr' Newlond.

[Footnote 1: _Sic._]

This yere, on seynt Lukes day, the kyng deyde and was beried at

Westm'.

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NOMI'A MAIOR' ET VICECOMITU' LONDON' TEMPORE REGIS HENR' T'CIJ, QUI

CORONATUS FUIT APUD GLOUCESTR' IN DIE S'C'OR' SIMONIS ET JUDE ANNO

D'NI MILL'MO CC^{m} xvj, ET ANNO ETATIS SUE NONO.

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