----------------+----------------------+_The Mediæval Hospitals of England

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| | | | |

| | | | |

Battle | Pilgrim House, | 1076 | — | Abbey | —

| | | | |

Bramber | St. Mary Magdalene | 1216 | — | Private | L

| | | | |

_Buxsted_ | — | _1404_| _W. Heron_ | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

Chichester | †‡St. James & | 1202 | Bp. | Crown | L

| | | | |

Chichester | St. Mary Magdalene | — | — | — | L

| | | | |

Chichester | — | — | — | — | L

| | | | |

Chichester | — | — | — | — | L

| | | | |

Cookham in | [St. Mary V. &] | 1272 | W. |Various | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

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| | | | |

Hemsworth | St. Mary | 1251 | — | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | 1085 | | |

| | | | |

Pevensey | Holy Cross | 1292 | — | — | —

| | | | |

Pevensey | ‡St. John Baptist | 1302 | — | Town | —

| | | | |

Rye | | | | |

| | | | |

Rye or Playden | St. Bartholomew | 1219 | — | Alien, | L

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

Shoreham | St. James | 1249 | — | — | —

| | | | |

Shoreham | St. Katherine[408] | 1366 | — | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

West Tarring | St. Mary | 1277 | — | — | —

| | | | |

Winchelsea[409] | †St. Bartholomew | 1292 | — | Town | —

| | | | |

Winchelsea | †St. John | 1292 | — | Town | —

| | | | |

Winchelsea | Holy Cross[410] | 1253 | — | — | —

| | | | |

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XXXV. WARWICKSHIRE

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Birmingham | [St. Mary V.[412] &] | 1286 | — | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

Coventry | St. Leonard[416] | 1252 | — | — | L

| | | | |

Coventry | Hospital[417] | 1370 | William | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

Coventry | *‡Almshouse[418] | 1529 | W. Ford | — | —

| | | | |

Henley in Arden | — | _re-f_| — | Gild | —

| | 1449 | | |

| | | | |

Stratford-on- | Holy Cross (Seal)[419]| 1269 | — | Fraternity| —

| | | | |

Studley | — | — | W. de | Priory | —

| | | | |

Warwick | [Holy Ghost[420] &] | _c._ | Earl Wm. | — | —

| | | | |

| | 1135 | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

Warwick | St. Laurence | 1255 | — | — | L

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XXXVI. WESTMORLAND

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----------------+----------------------+-------+-------------+-----------+---

Appleby | St. Nicholas | _bef_ | — | Private, | L

| | 1240 | |Shap Abbey |

| | | | |

Brough under | St. Mary V. & | 1506 | J. | Shap Abbey| —

| | | | |

[421] | | | | Priory |

| | | | |

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XXXVII. WILTSHIRE

----------------+----------------------+-------+--------------+-----------+---

----------------+----------------------+-------+--------------+-----------+---

Bedwin | St. John Baptist[422]| — | — | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

Bradford-on-Avon| St. Katherine[424] | — | — | — | —

| | | | |

Bradley, Maiden | St. Mary V. [and | _c._ | Manser and | — | L

| | | | |

Calne, near | St. John B. | 1202 | Lord Zouche | — | —

| | | | |

Chippenham | St. Laurence[427] | 1338 | — | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

Devizes | St. John Baptist | 1207 | — | Town | —

| | | | |

Devizes | St. James & St. Denys| 1207 | — | — | L

| | | | |

Easton | — | 1246 | Stephen, | Private | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

Malmesbury |†St. John Baptist[429]| — | — | — | —

| | | | |

Malmesbury | St. Anthony[430] | 1245 | — | — | —

| | | | |

Malmesbury |St. Mary | _bef_ | — | — | L

| | | | |

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| | | | |

| | | | |

Marlborough | St. Thomas M. | _bef_ | — | Manor | —

| | 1246 | | (Crown), |

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

Salisbury (East | — | 1361 | — | — | L

| | | | |

Sarum, Old[436] | — | 1195 | — | — | L

| | | | |

Sarum, Old or | St. John Baptist | 1231 | — | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

Trowbridge | Almshouse | 1483 | J. Terumber | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

Wilton | *‡St. John Baptist | 1190 |Bishop Hubert | — | —

| | | | |

Wilton | ‡St. Mary Magdalene | 1307 | — | Abbey | —

| | | | |

| | | Rector | [439] |

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XXXVIII. WORCESTERSHIRE

----------------+-------------------+-------+---------------+-----------+---

----------------+-------------------+-------+---------------+-----------+---

| | | | |

| | 1205 | | Priory |

| | | | |

Worcester | _St. Mary_{441} | 1257 | — | — | L

| | | | |

| | | | |

Worcester | Trinity Hall | xvi | — | Gild | —

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XXXIX. YORKSHIRE

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----------------+-------------------+-------+---------------+-----------+---

_Aberford_[443] | — | _bef_ | — | — | —

| | 1454 | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

Bagby[444] | — | _c._ | Mowbray | St. | —

| | 1200 | | Leonard’s,|

| | | | |

| | | | |

Beverley | St. Giles | _bef_ | Wulse | Abp., | —

| | 1223 | | Wartre |

| | | | |

Beverley in | St. Nicholas | _bef_ | — | Town | —

Friary by | | 1286 | | |

| | | | |

Beverley | | 1392 | — | Town | L

| | | | |

| | | | |

Beverley | St. John _Baptist_| 1454 | — | — | —

| | | | |

Beverley | St. Mary B.V. | 1442 | — | Gild, Town| —

| | | | |

| | | | |

Braceford[445], | St. Helen | _bef_ | — | Private | —

nr. Harpham | | 1389 | | |

| | | | |

Bridlington[446]| — | 1342 | — | Priory | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

Broughton | St. Mary Magdalene| 1154 | Eustace | — | —

| | | | |

Catterick nr. | St. Giles | 1231 | _H. | Private | —

| | | | |

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| | | | |

| | | | |

Doncaster | St. Nicholas | 1213 | — | Beigham | —

| | | | |

Doncaster | St. James (Seal) | 1227 | — | Private, | L

| | | | |

Doncaster (by | St. Edmund K.[447]| 1318 | — | — | —

| | | | |

Doncaster | _St. Leonard_ | — | — | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

Flixton[448] | St. Mary V. & | x | Acehorne | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

Fountains | — | 1247 | Abbot John | Abbey | —

| | | (_ben._) | |

| | | | |

Gainsborough | Almshouse | 1495 | — | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

Hedon | _St. Leonard_ | 1413 | — | — | —

| | | | |

Hessle | St. James[450] | — | — | — | —

| | | | |

_Hoperton_ | _Bedehouse_ | 1500 | — | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

Killingwold- | St. Mary Magdalene| _c._ | — | Archbishop| —

grove[451] | | 1169 | | |

| | | | |

Kingston-upon- | God’s House | 1344 | J. de Kingston| — | —

| | | | |

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| | | | |

| | | | |

Kingston-upon- |Mariners or Trinity| 1369 | — | Fraternity| —

| | | | |

Kingston-upon- |Corpus Christi[453]| _1416_| John Gregg | — | —

| | | | |

Kingston-upon- |Holy Trinity or New| 1482 | — | — | —

| | | | |

Kingston-upon- | Maison Dieu or | 1380 | Ravenser | — | —

| | | | |

Kingston-upon- | Maison Dieu or | 1400 | Simon | — | —

| | | | |

Kingston-upon- | Maison Dieu or | 1412 | Bedforth | — | —

| | | | |

Kingston-upon- | Maison Dieu or | 1439 | Aldwick | — | —

| | | | |

Kingston-upon- | Maison Dieu or | 1503 | Adrianson | — | —

| | | | |

Kingston-upon- | Maison Dieu or | 1509 | Riplingham | — | —

| | | | |

Kingston-upon- | St. James | 1513 | — | — | —

| | | | |

Laysingby nr. | St. Mary B.V | 1294 | J. | Bishop of | —

| | | | |

Lowcross[454] | St. Leonard | — | — | Private, | L

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

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| | | | |

| | | | |

Northallerton | ‡Maison Dieu | 1476 | Moore & | — | —

| | | | |

Norton nr. | St. Nicholas | 1189 | R. de | — | —

| | | | |

Otley | — | 1311 | Abp. | Archbishop| L

| | | | |

Pickering | St. Nicholas | 1325 | — | Duchy of | —

| | | | |

Pontefract | ‡St. Nicholas | _bef_ | _re-f._ | Duchy, | —

| | | | |

Pontefract by | St. Mary Magdalene| 1286 | Henry de Lacy | — | L

| | | | |

Pontefract | St. Mary B.V. | 1335 | Tabourere | — | —

| | | | |

| B.V.M.[455] | | | Nostell |

| | | | |

Pontefract or | St. Michael the | 1220 | — | St. John’s| L

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

Richmond, by | St. Giles | 1402 | — | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

Ripon (Bondgate)| St. Nicholas[460] | 1350 | — | — | —

| | | | |

Ripon | *‡St. Anne | 1438 | Neville | — | —

| | | | |

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| | | | |

Scarborough, by | St. Nicholas | _bef_ | — | Town | —

| | 1298 | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

Sheffield | St. Leonard | 1189 | W. de Lovetot | — | —

| | | | |

Sherburn-in- | St. Mary Magdalene| 1311 | — | Archbishop| —

| | | | |

Skipton | St. Mary Magdalene| 1306 | — | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

Stanemoor or | “Spital upon | 1171 | — | Private, | —

| | | | |

Terrington[461] | — | 1288 | — | — | —

| | | | |

Tickhill | St. Leonard | 1225 | — | — | L

| | | | |

Tickhill | Maison Dieu | 1326 | — | Humberston| —

| | | | |

Tickhill | Maison Dieu | — | John of Gaunt | — | —

| | | | |

Well, nr. Bedale| ‡St. Michael the | 1342 | _re-f._ | — | —

| | | | |

_Wentbridge_ | _St. Mary_[462] | 1348 | — | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

Whitby | St. John Baptist | 1320 | — | — | —

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

| *St. Leonard | 1135 | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

York | St. Giles | 1274 | — | — | —

| | | | |

York without | ‡St. Thomas M. | 1390 | — | — | —

| | | | |

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| | | | |

York, Boothum | St. Mary B. V. | 1318 | R. de | — | —

| | | | |

York, Boothum | St. Mary B.V. | 1481 | J. Gysburgh, | — | —

| | | | |

York, | ‡St. | 1333 | — | — | L

| | | | |

| | | | |

York, Monkbridge| St. Loy[468] | — | — | — | —

| | | | |

York, Monkbridge| St. Leonard[469] | 1350 | — | — | _L_

| | | | |

York, Gillygate,| ‡St. Anthony[470] | _bef_ | J. Langton | — | —

| | | | |

York, Fishergate| Spital | 1399 | — | — | —

| | | | |

York, | Maison Dieu | — | Bygod | — | —

| | | | |

York, Ousebridge| Maison Dieu | 1319 | — | — | —

| | | | |

York, Markyate | Maison Dieu | 1406 | R. Howme | — | —

| | | | |

York, Hestergate| Maison Dieu | 1390 | T. Howme | — | —

| | | | |

York, Mickelgate| Maison Dieu | — | Sir R. | — | —

| | | | |

York, | Maison Dieu | 1481 | — | — | —

| | | | |

York, Peterlane | Maison Dieu | 1390 | J. de | — | —

| | | | |

York, | Maison Dieu | 1397 | J. Acastre | — | —

| | | | |

York, S. | Maison Dieu | 1397 | R. Duffield | — | —

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N.B.—The County of Monmouth is not included as it formed part of Wales

until the sixteenth century.

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UNIDENTIFIED

----------------+---------------------+---------------+-----------------

_Locality._ | _Dedication or_ | _Date._ | _County_

| _Description._ | |

----------------+---------------------+---------------+-----------------

| | |

Beghton[471] | St. Luke Ev. (L) | Pat. 1335 | —

| | |

Chestnuts, | (L) | Pat. 1256 | ? Kent

Wood of[472] | | |

| | |

Cheston | St. Erasmus & | — | —

| St. Mary M.[473] | |

| | |

Clayhanger | — | Pat. 1253 | ? Middlesex

| | |

Clelecombe[474] | St. John Baptist | Pat. 1332 | —

| | |

Hareford[475] | St. Mary | Close 1309 | —

| | |

Lanford[476] | (L) | Will 1307 | Exeter Diocese

| | |

Langeford | (L) | Pat. 1275 | —

| | |

Merston, |St. John Baptist[477]| _temp._ | Wilts

nr. Chelworth | | Henry III. |

| | |

Newenham |St. Mary Magdalene(L)| Pat. 1256 | Newnham Regis,

| | | Warwick, or

| | | Newnham-on-Severn,

| | | Glos. Cf. Newnham

| | | Murren, Oxon.

| | |

Newenham | St. Mary Magdalene | Pat. 1226 | Newnham Regis,

| | | Warwick, or

| | | Newnham-on-Severn,

| | | Glos. Cf. Newnham

| | | Murren, Oxon.

| | |

Newenham | St. Margaret | Pat. 1332–3–4 | Newnham Regis,

| | | Warwick, or

| | | Newnham-on-Severn,

| | | Glos. Cf. Newnham

| | | Murren, Oxon.

| | |

“Novus Locus” | — | Close 1235 | Cf. New Place by

| | | Guildford

| | |

Scevenloke, | St. Leonard | Pat. 1232 | —

de la[478] | | |

| | |

Teneleshend[479]| St. Leonard | _c._ 1270 | Yorks

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FOOTNOTES:

[165] This is identical with the 3rd Ordo given in Martene, lib. iii.

c.x., from the Ritual of Bourges and Sens issued by the command of

Cardinal Borbonius (Henderson).

[166] _Domum_ (Henderson); or, reading _Donum_ (with Martene, etc.) we

may translate this:—“may obtain the gift of everlasting salvation.”

[167] Lincoln Taxation.

[168] In parish of Luton, _q.v._

[169] “Order of St. William in the Desert” (Patent 1253);

Suntingfield-by-Boulogne (Charter Roll 1285, Pat. 1393); Crown; King’s

Coll. Camb. There was “a house of St. Cross belonging to them” (Pat.

1393); possibly Ludgershall, Bucks?

[170] Private; Bishop of Lincoln; Dunstable Priory.

[171] Pat. 1232.

[172] Re-founded as “Christ’s.”

[173] Called “King John’s” locally.

[174] In Oxfordshire; cf. Crowmarsh.

[175] United 1384.

[176] Gervase of Canterbury.

[177] Pat. 1252.

[178] Under Suntingfield-by-Boulogne; cf. Farley, Beds.

[179] Pat. 1384.

[180] Cf. “House of lepers by bridge,” Tickfort by Newport (Pat. 1275).

[181] Now “Queen Anne’s.”

[182] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 8.

[183] Probably Newport, Essex, but one called New Hospital existed _c._

1240.

[184] St. Giles (Pat. 1228), St. Margaret (Close 1229). Cf. Pat. 1392.

St. Gilbert & St. Margaret (Bp.’s Reg. 1368). Or the Loke.

[185] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 8.

[186] United _c._ 1240.

[187] Or Hermitage.

[188] Or Fraternity.

[189] Cf. Pat. 1256. Fair, Exaltation of Holy Cross.

[190] Bp. Fordham Reg. 1391, 1394.

[191] Or Knights Hospitallers.

[192]? Now “King John’s.”

[193] Boughton Spital. Seal(?) B.M. Cat. 2687.

[194] Or God, St. Mary and All Saints (Pat. 1283).

[195] Lepers also at Redruth, Mousehole near Penzance, Dynmur near

Bodmin, Truro, Glas, etc. (_Vide_ will of Bishop Bitton, 1307;

_Lancet_, 1890.)

[196] Oliver.

[197] _Archæologia_ xxiv. 178.

[198] Drawing in Pigott Collection, Taunton Castle.

[199] Carew.

[200] See Pipe Rolls. Also Charter Roll 1290.

[201] In Vale of St. John.

[202] Cf. Pat. 1383.

[203] St. Nicholas’ chapel added 1406.

[204] Leper hospital, Pat. 1251, 1255, 1258. For St. John cf. _Rot.

Hundredorum_, vol. ii. 298, 3 Edw. I.

[205] Or Spittel-on-Peak.

[206] Pat. 1258.

[207] Locko Charity exists.

[208] Lepers also at Okehampton, Sutton, Cleve, Modbury, Chadelynton,

Dartmouth, Newton Ferrers, Topsham, Denbury, Tremeton, St. German’s,

etc. (Will 1307, cf. Cornwall.)

[209] Or B.V.M., St. Gabriel & All Angels.

[210] Or “Hospital behind St. Nicholas,” afterwards united with St.

John.

[211] B.V.M., St. John B. & All Saints (Charter)

[212] Chapel, Holy Trinity.

[213] Or Combrew; chapel, St. Roch.

[214] Will (Somerset Rec. Soc. xvi. 129).

[215] Present Almshouse St. Loye.

[216] _Archæologia_, xii. 211.

[217] Chapel, St. John Ev.

[218] Seal B.M., lxii. 13. Cat. 4203 ascribes to Ben. Priory.

[219] Chantry Cert.

[220] Seal B.M. Mediæval Room, Case D, matrix.

[221] Durham Convent’s Almoner’s Book, p. 139. In St. Oswald’s parish

(Pat. 1292).

[222] Will, Mickleton MSS., vol. 47.

[223] United.

[224] St. Cuthbert added in charter.

[225] Seal, Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 7.

[226] _Vita S. Godrici._

[227] Now “Christ’s.”

[228] Between Wear and Tyne.

[229] Holy Cross (Pat. 1283). Afterwards “Almighty God, Mary the Mother

of Jesus Christ, St. Helen, St. Katherine and All Saints.”

[230] Seal of Gild.

[231] Pap. Letter 1402. Ely Reg. 1404. “Hermitage,” Pat. 1402.

[232] Under Mont Joux, Savoy.

[233] Cf. St. Mary (Pat. 1349).

[234] Private, Crown, Bykenacre Priory, Beeleigh Abbey.

[235] Or Sydeburnebrok (Pat. 1341), near Brentwood.

[236] Chapel, St. Margaret.

[237] Manor of Bristol, Crown, Westbury College, etc.

[238] Domus Dei by Frome Bridge (Pat. 1387).

[239] In Somerset.

[240] Or Baptist (Pat. 1306).

[241] Chapel, St. Ursula.

[242] “St. John of Jerusalem” (Papal Letters 1291).

[243] Or Isabel Ferrers.

[244] Lorrenge, near Dursley.

[245] Pat. 1256.

[246] Charter, 1 John.

[247] United (Pat. 1340).

[248] Close 1318.

[249] Charter to lazars of Ferham (Pemb. Coll. Camb.).

[250] Or Holy Trinity, B.V.M., St. Cross, St. Michael & All SS. (Close

1215); cf. Seal.

[251] Pat. 1340.

[252] Pat. 1317.

[253] Pat. 1315.

[254] Soc. Antiq., and _Vet. Mon._ III 12.

[255] Seal, Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 8., _v._ also Cal. Anc. Deeds II.

[256] “Hospital for lepers of St. Augustine” (Pat. 1352).

[257] Pat. 1340.

[258] Hist. MSS. 13th R. (4) 314.

[259] Pat. 1397.

[260] Pat. 1317 may refer to one of above hospitals.

[261] Cf. Cal. of Inquisitions I 538; cf. also Trinitarian Friary (Pat.

1287).

[262] In Cambridgeshire.

[263] Afterwards Priory.

[264] Close 1327.

[265] Charter 1232 and _Liber Antiq. Hugonis Wells_ (1209–35); or

Priory.

[266] In Great Stukeley (Pat. 1391).

[267] Pat. 1328.

[268] Gervase of Canterbury mentions hospitals of Bakechild and St.

John in Blen; cf. Blien, Pipe Rolls and _Rot. Cancell._

[269] Or St. Nicholas (Harris).

[270] Chapel St. Mary V. (Pat. 1326). Double Dedication Pat. 1353.

[271] United with St. Thomas M.

[272] Cf. “Infirmis de Salt Wuda” (Pipe Rolls, 1168–9).

[273] Close 1299.

[274] Harris.

[275] Thus _Gent. Mag._, 1842; also called Newark.

[276] Papal Lett. 1422.

[277] Pat. 1241.

[278] Close 1343.

[279] Lepers “de Albo Fossato” (Pat. 1253) or “Wyddych” (Pat. 1443) or

“next Strood” (Wills).

[280] Canterbury Chapter Library.

[281] _Re-f._ 1363 by J. Fraunceys (_Lit. Cant._ ii. 436).

[282] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 8.

[283] Or “Maldry.”

[284] Chapel, St. Thomas, M. (V.C.H.)

[285] Possibly identical.

[286] Or “Newark.”

[287] In Yorkshire; called “Edisford.”

[288] Afterwards Priory.

[289] Honor of Lancaster, Crown, Seton Nunnery.

[290] Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.

[291] Or St. Mary and Holy Saviour, or “under Longridge”; afterwards

under Templars or Hospitallers.

[292] St. John B. in Valor Ecc.

[293] Or Newark; now Trinity.

[294] Pap. Lett. 1435–6.

[295] Close 1294, 1335. Cf. Skirbeck.

[296] Pat. 1319.

[297] Afterwards Priory.

[298] Hist. MSS., 14th R. (8), 258.

[299] Double dedication Pat. 1346; chapel, St. Mary Magd. (Pat. 1339).

Called Mallardly.

[300] Or Priory.

[301] Or Uffington.

[302] Collegiate Church of Holy Trinity, SS. Mary, Peter, John Ev. &

John B.

[303] Pat. 1319.

[304] Braynford, “S. Ludowicus,” Ely Reg. Fordham f. 180.

[305] Cf. St. Bartholomew’s Chapel, Hackney, called Loke.

[306] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 9.

[307] “Hundeslawe,” Rot. Chart., 2 John, m. 32 _d._

[308] Cf. Seal. B.V.M. & St. Leonard. Chapel, Holy Trinity.

[309] Stow mentions Alien Hospitals at Holborn, Aldersgate, Cripplegate.

[310] Parish church, St. Giles; chapel, St. Michael.

[311] Chapels, SS. Catherine, Nicholas & Andrew.

[312] Or “of Acres.” Chapel, St. Cross (Pap. Let. 1365).

[313] Or Blessed Jesus, B.V.M. & St. John B.

[314] “The Papey,” or St. Augustine’s, for Priests.

[315] Chapel, Holy Trinity.

[316] Dugdale.

[317] Between Mile End and Stratford.

[318] Between Shoreditch and Stoke Newington.

[319] Chapel, St. Paul.

[320] Afterwards Priory.

[321] Or Boycodeswade in E. Rudham.

[322] Chapel, St. Bartholomew; afterwards Abbey.

[323] Or Setche Parva.

[324] Or St. Mary & St. Stephen; sometimes Priory.

[325] Or Priory.

[326] Norman’s Spital.

[327] Holy Trinity, B.V.M., St. Anne, St. Giles and All Saints, or St.

Mary and St. Giles (Pap. Lett. 1255).

[328] _Index Monasticus._

[329] Close 1335, but probably Benedictine Cell.

[330] United.

[331] Chapel, St. Julian.

[332] In Suffolk.

[333] B.M. lxvi. 10, Cat. 3974, unidentified, but cf. _Sigilla Antiq.

Norfolc._ (Ives); also Palmer I, 368.

[334] Originally St. John Ap.; St. John B. occurs 1301.

[335] B. M. Mediæval Room, Case D, matrix.

[336] Cal. of Inq. V, p. 256.

[337] Cf. “Infirmis de Hecham” (Pipe Rolls).

[338] Probably identical with St. James’, Rushden, 1230, Reg. of Hugh

of Wells (Cant. and Yk. Soc., p. 153).

[339] Pat. 1258, Bridges II, 473.

[340] Peck, _Antiq. Annals_, vii. pp. 7, 12; _Survey_, p. 5.

[341] In Lincolnshire.

[342] In Scotland.

[343] Segden by Berwick.

[344] Cf. Papal Letters, 1290, Pat. 1348.

[345] Pat. 1246. Cf. Trinitarian House on Bridge, but J. Scott mentions

three hospitals besides Friary.

[346] Cal. Inquisitions II.

[347] Pat. 1331.

[348] In Redesdale.

[349] Spiteldene.

[350] Upon Blyth.

[351] Pat. 1391.

[352] _History of Northumberland_, V, 237.

[353] Occasionally “Baptist.”

[354] Pat. 1330, 1332.

[355] _Records_, i, 126.

[356] Chapels, St. Mary, St. Thomas M.

[357] Chapel St. Mary B.V. (1311).

[358] In Northants.

[359] Possibly never completed.

[360] Occasionally “Baptist.”

[361] Near Cropredy; Gilbertine Priory.

[362] Cf. Wallingford and Newnham.

[363] Pat. 1330, 1346, at Rotherweye.

[364] Pat. 1345.

[365] See Wood.

[366] Fraternity.

[367] Also House of SS. Nonne and Sonndaye, _c._ 1560 (W. A. Bewes,

_Briefs_).

[368] One almshouse built 1220 (Close Rolls). Cf. Leper women of

Woodstock (Close, 234).

[369] Afterwards College.

[370] Towards Oldbury. Cf. “St. Lazarus,” Close 1231.

[371] Eyton’s _Salop_, I 16, 349.

[372] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 7.

[373] Existing 1554, Hist. MSS. 13th R. (4) 281.

[374] “Del Path by Newport.”

[375] St. Nicholas, Christ, B.V.M. and All SS.

[376] Owen and Blakeway’s _Hist._ ii. 173.

[377] id. ii, 470. cf. B.M. lxxi 34.

[378] Annexed to St. John’s.

[379] Chapel of St. Michael attached.

[380] Cf. Lincoln Taxation.

[381] Chant. Cert.

[382] W. Phelps gives St. Margaret’s; cf. Warner.

[383] Will of Bishop Hugh, 1212, Pat. 1235.

[384] B.M. civ. 13. Cf. Soc. Antiq. _Minutes_ iv. 189.

[385] In Curry Rivell.

[386] Will, _supra._

[387] Pat. 1334.

[388] Rot. Claus. 1220.

[389] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 9.

[390] Chant. Cert.

[391] Chapel, St. Thomas M.

[392] Index Mon.

[393] Southtown or Little Yarmouth. See B. M. Egerton, 2130.

[394] B.M. lxxi, 103. Cat. 3216.

[395] United.

[396] N. Bacon’s _Annalls_.

[397] Pat. 1231, 1331.

[398] Afterwards Priory.

[399] “Commonly called of the Holy Ghost” (Pat. 1436); St. Mary & All

SS. (Stow).

[400] Seal shows St. Michael. Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 8.

[401] Originally Holy Trinity & St. Thomas; now in Lambeth.

[402] “Le Loke”; “atte Stonlok”; without St. George’s Bar; or the

lepers of St. Thomas Wateryng.

[403] Occurs 1345.

[404] Lewes Museum (64).

[405] Private, Heringham Priory, Knights Hosp.

[406] Pat. 1251.

[407] Called Gorogltown.

[408] Afterwards St. Saviour (Seal). Cf. Leper-house, 1287.

[409] Leper-house mentioned 1287.

[410] Pat. 1253; or Holy Rood, Pat. 1426.

[411] Or with St. Mary.

[412] Pap. Lett., 1437.

[413] There was Leper-house, _c._ 1180; cf. Pat. 1274. St. Edmund

occurs Pat. 1257.

[414] Soc. Antiq. E. II, 4 B. 8.

[415] Priories of Basingwerk, Coventry, and Studley.

[416] Pat. 1252, 1256.

[417] W. Salt Arch. Trans. 8, New Series.

[418] Called Greyfriars.

[419] Cf. Papal Petition, 1364; Pap. Lett., 1427, 1432.

[420] Double dedication, Pat. 1337.

[421] Cf. “Haye” (Pat. 1297).

[422] P. R. O. Ancient Deeds, _C._ 3000.

[423] Pat. 1235, _Wilts Mag._, v. 36.

[424] _Wilts Mag._, xx. 316.

[425] Pat. 1242. Fair on Feast of St. Matthew (Charter 1215); cf.

Surtees Soc. xxxi. 83, 91.

[426] Pat. 1248.

[427] Pat. 1338.

[428] Served by Maturin Friars.

[429] _Reg. Malmes._ ii. 75; cf. Pat. 1344–5 and _Wilts Mag._, xxix.

122.

[430] Pat. 1245; cf. leper-house, near South Bridge (Leland).

[431] _temp._ Abbot Walter, _Reg. Malmes._ ii. 80; cf. Pat. 1235. Pat.

1344; cf. note 9.

[432] Leper-house, 1221.

[433] Chapels, St. Nicholas, St. Mary V.

[434] _Re-f._ J. Chaundeler (Pat. 1394).

[435] Wills, Hoare vi. 92.

[436] Feet of Fines, 7 Ric. 1.

[437] By the Castle.

[438] Pat. 1465.

[439] Despenser, Crown, etc., Bradenstoke Priory.

[440] “Wichio,” Pat. 1285.

[441] Probably identical.

[442] Chapel, St. Godwald.

[443] Yks. Arch. Soc. Record Ser. 39, p. 108.

[444] In Kirkby Knowle.

[445] Cf. Breydeford (Linc. Tax., 1291).

[446] Pap. Letters, 1342.

[447] Pat., 1318.

[448] Or Carman’s Spital.

[449] Neuton by Overpaghele in Holderness (Charter, 1301).

[450] Guisboro’ Chartulary.

[451] In Bishop Burton.

[452] Seal, Soc. Antiq. E. II, 4 B. 8. Now Charterhouse Charity.

[453] Or Maison Dieu of Christ.

[454] Or Giseburn.

[455] Or Hardwick Spital.

[456] Yks. Arch. Journ. XIII 45.

[457] _Re-f._ W. Ascogh 1448.

[458] Earls of Richmond, Crown, Private.

[459] C. Hallett, Bell’s Cath. Series, p. 138.

[460] Pat. 1350.

[461] Cal. of Inq. p.m. II, 666.

[462] Pat. 1348.

[463] Whitby Chartulary.

[464] Or Cremet-house Chapels. St. Katherine, St. Michael.

[465] B.M. lx. 69. Cat. of Seals 2685, ascribed to Boughton, Chester.

[466] Pat. 1333.

[467] St. John & Our Lady (Drake).

[468] Drake.

[469] Pat. 1350. Probably for lepers, cf. _Test. Ebor._ I. 414.

[470] Pap. Lett. 1429. Cf. Pat. 1446.

[471] “atte briggesende.” Cf. Beighton, Derbs.

[472] “Chastynners.” Cf. note 3.

[473] Seal,? Bodleian; cf. Soc. Antiq. E. II, 4 B. 9. “Sig hospitalis

Scōrum Erasemi et marie magdalene de Chestoñ.” Cf. note 2.

[474] Cf. Chilcombe, Dorset.

[475] Cf. Hertford, Hereford.

[476] Cf. Lamford, Cornwall; drawing of seal in Taunton Castle, Pigott

Coll.

[477] Walcott, Eng. Minsters II 275.

[478] Cf. St. Leonard “atte Loke” in Southwark.

[479] Bodleian Charter, No. 160.

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GENERAL INDEX

N.B.—Appendix B is not included in the following Index. For references

to Saints see also under Dedications.

Abbots, 9, 10, 38, 50, 75, 92, 121, 126, 131, 141, 190, 204, 215–7, 247

Abingdon, 37, 205

— almshouse, 120–1, 235, 249

Abuses, 39, 41, 141, 146, 164, 195, ch. xv, ch. xvi, _passim_

Acehorne, 70

Adam Rypp, 83

Adela, Queen, 73–4

Admission of inmates, 39, 41, 52–3, 55, 59, ch. viii _passim_, 127 _et

sq._

Aelred of Rievaulx, 50, 251

Agnes Bottenham, 89

Alfune, 185

Alien houses, 208–9, 228, 257, 258

Alkmonton, 44, 147, 175, 257

Alms, 41, 54, 64, 75, 78, 98, 134, 135, 145, 170, ch. xiii; oblations,

197

Alms-box, 186, 192–3

Alnwick, 261, 267

Altars, 85, 128, 152, 162 _et sq._, 252

_Amis and Amiloun_, 40, 104–5

Andrew, St., 191, _v._ Dedications

Anthony, St., 208–9; fire of, 49, 257; pigs of, 258, _v._ Dedications

Architecture, ch. viii

Armiston, 175, 203

Arundel—

— Holy Trinity, 19, 80, 245

— [St. James], 147

— Earls of, 80

Athelstan, 2, 64, 70

Augustine, St., _v._ Dedications, Order, Rule

Aynho, 5, 183, 226, 253

Baldock, 183

Bale, Bishop, 72, 193, 268

Bamburgh, 210

Banbury, 28, 81, 250

Barnstaple, 179

Barstaple, John, 18, 84, 85

Bartholomew, St., 93, 95, 191, _v._ Dedications, London

— Anglicus, 43, 61, 65

Basingstoke, 24, 73, 203, 244

Bath—

— St. John, 158, 233

— St. Mary M., Holloway, 34, 124, 166, 183, 248

— physicians of, 64

— prior of, 34

— waters, 34, 63–5

Battle, 3, 50

Bawtry, 123, 124, 183

Beaufort, Cardinal, 25, 81

Bec, 5, 267

Beccles, 46, 64

Becket, 266, 268, _v._ Thomas, St.

Bede-houses, 15, 18, 29

Bedford, 17

— St. John, 17 n., 175, 225

— St. Leonard, 187, 188, 242, 262

Beere, Richard, 10, 121, 124

Beggars, begging—6, 10, 12–14, 25, 28, 53, 69, 140, 170–1, 237, 239, 259

Bells, 197–9; leper’s bell, 48, 68, 69

Benedict, St., _v._ Dedications, Order, Rule of

Benedict of Canterbury, 65, 266

Bequests, 33, 154, 164, 172, 181–2, 186, 199; to lepers, ch. iv, 72,

79, 104

Berkeley (Longbridge), 189, 197–8, 245

Bermondsey, 79

Berwick-on-Tweed, 54, 109

Beverley, 6, 16, 55

— Holy Trinity, 141, 163–4, 234

— St. Giles, 2 n.

— St. Nicholas, 224

Bidlington, 53, [59]

Bishops, 2–3, 16, 126–7, 187 _et sq._, ch. xiv

Bisset, Margaret, 74

Bladud, 63

Blind, 4, 12, 15, 24, 25, 31, 80, 95, 98, 156, 229, 231

Blyth, 8, 44, 254

Bodmin, 46, 146, 257

Bolton (Northumberland), 145, 267

_Book of the Foundation_, 77, 92, 106–7, 253

Boughton-under-Blean, 42

Brackley, 8, 84–5, 99, 124, 181, 206, 226, 253–4

Bracton, 57

Brand, 87

Brentford, fraternity, 246; hospital, 8, 261–2

Brentwood, 62

Bridgwater, 5, 27, 122, 153, 159, 206, 213, 270

Bridport—

— St. John, 150

— St. Mary M., Allington, 138, 145, 189

Briefs, 34, 41, 187 _et sq._

Brinklow, (Mors), 14, 224, 228–9, 231

Bristol, 22, 32, 54, 88, 99

— Foster’s almshouse, 124, 234, 247

— Holy Trinity, 18, 85, 163

— St. Bartholomew, 19, 65, 89, 182, 226, 256

— St. John, 250

— St. Katherine, 127, 260

— St. Lawrence, 72, 257

— St. Mark, 125, 127, 149, 166, 170, 174, 199, 206, 236, 247, 254–5

— St. Mary M., 147, 198–9, 201, 252

Briwere, William, 76

Brough, 11, 197, 246

Browne, William, 83, (90), 269

Bubwith, Nicholas, 17, 81

Burgesses, founders, 78, 81–3, 84; patrons, 16–17, 18, 163, 172–3, 184;

pensioners, 17, 42

Burton Lazars, 37, 63, 122, 179, 208, 251

Bury St. Edmunds, 6, 7, 72, 179, 205, 255

— St. Nicholas, 183, 257

— St. Petronilla, 119–20, 147, 256

— St. Saviour, 75, 183, 245

— lepers, 44, 46, 256

Calne, 225

Cambridge, 99–100, 262

— St. John, 73, (127, 168)

— Colleges, 208, 226

— _v._ Stourbridge

Camden, 74, 116

Canterbury, 179, 192–3

— Priests’ hosp., 23, 123

— St. John, 15, 71, 106, 109, 124, 153, 155, 156, 164–5, 169, (186),

190, 192, (240), 241, 250

— St. Laurence, 215, 257

— St. Thomas, 1, 4, 7, 8, 11, 124, 153, 167, 173, (240), 245, 265–6

— Abbey, 215, 257

— Archbishops of, 4, 7, 10, 81, 144, 181, 222, 228–9, 267, _v._ Edmund,

St., Thomas, St.

— Priory, Cathedral, 31, 64, 192, 266–8 (Prior) 154

— _v._ Harbledown, Pilgrimage, Thanington

Capelford-by-Norham, 109

Capgrave, John, 56

Carlisle, 37, 38, 109, 130, 146, 184, 218, 242

— Bishop of, 58

Carpenter, John, 33, 44, 82

Castle Carrock, 58

Cathedral foundations, 2, 16, 216, 233, 256, 264

Cemetery, burial, 133, 197, 199–200, 202, cf. 276

Chantry, 24, 29–30, 232, 234–5, 259

— Survey, 164, 225, 227, 234, 245, 270

Chapel, ch. viii, 133, ch. xi, 180, 197 _et sq._

— ornaments, 163 _et sq._, 223

Chatterton, 65–6

Chaucer, 145

Chester—

— St. Giles, 184

— St. John, 162

— St. Ursula, 17

— Earls of, 92, 184

Chesterfield, 257, 261

Chichele, Henry, 19, 27, 81, 228–9

Chichester, 179

— St. James, 34, 159, (264)

— St. Mary, 5, 16, 77, 112, 113, 124, ch. ix, 158, 166, 174, 240

— Bishops of, 34, 162–3, 264, _v._ Richard, St.

— Dean of, 77, 128

Children, cured, 4, 98; maintained, 22–3, 26–8, 182

Chroniclers, 15, 20–1, 23, 36, 37, 40, 48, 50, 52, 56, 60, 64–5, 86, 92

_et sq._, 106–7, 131, 264–5, _v._ _Book of Foundation_

Clappers, 68–9, 135, 251, 251 n., 276

Clattercot, 147, 179, 205

Clergy, 77, 205–6, 220–2, _v._ Masters, Priests

Clist Gabriel, 24, 246

Clothing, 21, 33, 134–5, 137, 140, 152, 174–7, 207, 259, 270, 273, 275,

276 (habit), 128–9, 131–2, 141

Cockersand, 78, 205

Coke, Lord, 57

Colchester—

— Holy Cross, 18, 190, 210, 235, 248–9

— St. Anne, 190

— St. Mary M., lepers, 71–2, 130, 183, 215, 270

Colet, Dean, 193

Colleges, 25, 81, 204, _v._ Cambridge, Oxford

Colyton (Devon), 58

Commandery, 207, 250

Compostella, 7, 253

Constitution, ch. ix, ch. xiv

Copland, Robert, 12–13, 224

Corrody, (98 _et sq._, 104), 213–4, 223

Council (Lateran), 51, 52, 148, 195, 200 (Westminster), 195

Coventry, 12, 80

— Bablake, 116, 245

— Ford’s, 121, 156

— St. John, 34

Crediton, 123, 211

Cricklade, 78

Cripples, lame, etc.—6, 8, 15, 25, 34, 36, 94–6, 98, 99, 101, 156, 223,

262, 268

Cromwell, Thomas, 223, 232, 268

Crowmarsh, 108

Croydon, 17, 34, 90, 120, 137, 140, 155, 157, 175, 204

Crusades, 4, 36–7, 73, 76, 79

Cuthbert, Billingham, 11, (172)

Darlington, 59, 97

David, Prince, 50, 251, 260

Davy, Ellis, (90, 120), 175

Deaf and dumb, 3–4, 15, 31, 95

Dedication of Hospitals—

— Alexis, St., 259

— All Saints, 269

— Andrew, St., 255

— Anne, St., 261, 262

— Annunciation of B.V.M., 246

— Anthony, St., 245, 256–8

— Augustine, St., 258

— Bartholomew, St., 252–3

— Benedict, St., 258

— Bernard, St., 258

— Brinstan, St., 263

— Chad, St., 263

— Christ’s, 245, 270

— Christopher, St., 259

— Clement, St., 256

— Corpus Christi, 245

— Cuthbert, St., 263

— David (Dewi), St., 263

— Denys, St., 262

— Domus Dei, 47, 90, 244

— Edmund, K.M., St., 264

— Edmund, Abp., St., 264–5

— Eligius (Loy), St., 262

— Ethelbert, St., 264

— Gabriel, St., 246

— George, St., 252, 259

— Giles, St., 262

— God’s House, 89, 90, 244–5

— Godwald, St., 263

— Helen, St., 248, 261

— Holy Angels, 246

— Holy Cross, 248–9

— Holy Ghost, 245–6

— Holy Innocents, 246–7

— Holy Jesus, 245

— Holy Saviour, 245, 252

— Holy Sepulchre, 248–9

— Holy Trinity, 244–5, 269, 270

— James, St., 252, 253

— John Baptist, St., 244, 246, 249–51, 254, 266

— John Evangelist, St., 253–4

— Julian, St., 259

— Katherine, St., 260–1, 270

— Laudus, St., 262

— Lawrence, St., 256–7

— Lazarus, St., 249–52

— Leger, St., 262

— Leonard, St., 247, 252, 261–2

— Louis, St., 262

— Loy, St., _v._ Eligius, St.

— Luke, St., 254–5

— Margaret, St., 245, 260

— Mark, St., 247, 254–5

— Martha, St., 252

— Martin, St., 262

— Mary, St., the Blessed Virgin, 244, 246–7, 251, 266, 269

— Mary Magdalene, St., 47, 246, 249–52, 261

— Matthew, St., 254–5

— Michael, St., 246, 269

— Nicholas, St., 257, 258

— Oswald, St. (Bishop), 263

— Paul, Ap., St., 255–6

— Paul the Hermit, St., 255–6

— Peter, St., 255–6

— Petronilla, St., 255–6

— Roch, St., 262–3

— Stephen, St., 255, 267

— Theobald, St., 262

— Thomas, Ap., St., 255

— Thomas the Martyr of Canterbury, St., 245, 265–9

— Three Kings of Cologne, 246–7

— Ursula, St., 260–1

— Virgins, Eleven Thousand, 261

— Wulstan, St., 263

Denwall, 255

Derby, 179, 218, 261

Diseases, 36, 49, 54, 62, 63, 93, 150, 168, 258

— Black Death, 24, 42–3

— dropsy, 4, 36, 265

— elephantiasis, 48, 49, 50

— epilepsy, falling sickness, 3–4, 13, 32

— erysipelas, 49, 257

— fever, 4, (86), 253

— insomnia, 92–3

— leprosy, ch. iv, ch. v

— paralysis, 4, 24, 31, 32, 96

— pestilence, 24, 42–3, 45–6, 179, 222, 257

Disendowment, 29, 228 _et sq._

Dissolution, 14, 150, 171, 209, ch. xvi

Donnington, 19, 155, 211

Dover—

— St. Bartholomew, Buckland, 4, 37, 130–2, 134, 144, 146, 147, 159,

174, 183, 252

— St. Mary, 4, 11, 73, 109, 116–7, 127, 155, 162, 170–1, 192, 203, 206,

213, 223, 233

Droitwich, 216

Dunstable, 199

Dunwich, 95

— Holy Trinity, 73, 190, 245

— St. James, 72, 122, 253

Durham, 6

— Maison Dieu, 11, 172

— St. Mary M., 123, 163, 203, 215

— Bishops, diocese of, 16, 44, 97, 123, 170, 185, 233, 253, 264–5

— Prior of, 215, 254

Eadmer, 15, 106

Easton Royal, 211

Edinburgh, 71

Edmund the Archbishop, St., 162, 164, 189, 191, 264

Education, 21, 26–8, 80–1, 151, 226

Edward the Confessor, 37

— I, 21, 79, 208, 213

— II, 60, 213, 216

— III, 53, 80, 208, 214, 220

— IV, 45, 63, 102, 216

— VI, 10, 46, 164, ch. xvi

Eleanor, Queen, 79

Ellis, Thomas, 83

Elsyng, William, 24, 81

Ely, 179

— St. John, 110, 152, 220, 233

— Bishop of, 8, 55, 83

Endowments, ch. vi, ch. xii, ch. xiii

Erasmus, 45, 193

Eudo, 72

Ewelme, 19, 27, 34, 80, 88, 90, 111, 120, 140, 151, 157, 161, 163, 175,

203, 217, 222

Exeter, 3, 78

— Bonville’s, 261, 263

— Grendon’s, 120, 182

— Wynard’s, 27, 151, 161

— St. Alexis, 107, 108, 259

— St. John, 16, 27, 54, 107, 108, 163, 199, 254

— St. Katherine, 123–4

— St. Mary M., lepers, 37, 46, 54, 102–3, 139, 146, 184

— Bishops, diocese of, 24, 26, 38, 54, 58, 60, 184, 189, 246, 254

— Mayor of, 102

Fairs, 72, 182–3, Part II _passim_

Famine, 36, 40

Farley, 209

Festivals, 164, 169–71, 197–8, 202, Part II _passim_

Finchale, 96–7

Fitz-Herbert, Judge, 55, 60

Flixton, 2, 70, 255

Food and drink, 33, 41, 84, 128, 131, 136–7, 139, 185, 223, ch. xii,

275–6

Forster, Stephen, 33, 182

Foulsham, 103

Founders, ch. vi, 95, 127, 161, 178 _et sq._, 236, 237, etc., _v._

Patronage

France, 261–2

— hospitals in, 86, 114, 209, 227

— kings of, 45, 56, 73, 191–2, 262

— lepers in, 56, 72, 86, 147–8, 177, 181

— war with, 80, 99, 109, 208–9

Francis, St., 50, 52, 69, 148, 209

Fraternity, 18–19, 25, 186–7, 235, 246, 256, 259

Friars, 21, 65–6, 79, 209–11, 227

Fuller, Thomas, 36, 81, 229, 231–2

Funds, ch. xii, 225, 229, 238, 242

Furniture, 117, 134–5, 276

— beds, etc., 8, 117, 134, 135, 137, 172–3, 180, 276

— utensils, 135, 169, 173, 177, 182, 276

Gateshead, 16, 123, 125, 263, 264–5

Geoffrey Fitz-Peter, 76

— de Vinsauf, 36

Gervase of Canterbury, 48

— of Southampton, 78, 259

Gilds, 18, 121, 232, 235

Glanvill, Gilbert, 72, 76, 87

— Ralph, 75–6

Glastonbury, 9–10, 234

— St. Mary M., 115, (124), 198, (234)

— Women’s almshouse, 124, 165, (234)

— Abbots of, 9, 10, 121, 124

Gloucester—

— St. Bartholomew, 73, 109, 127, 156, 180, 223, 253

— St. Margaret, St. Sepulchre, 124, 134, 146, 172

— St. Mary M., 123, 200

— lepers of, 55; Dudstan, 179

Godric, St., 96–7

Gorleston, 79, 232, 255

Gower, John, 154

Grandisson, John, 26, 189, 254

Gravesend, 180

Greatham, 16, 152, 156, 165, 233, 263

Gregory, St., 143

— William, 9, 25, 33, 82

Grendon, Symon, 120, 182

Grimsby, 10, 262

Grindal, Edmund, 226

Guarin, 77

Gundulf, 50, 71

Guy de Chauliac, 61, 67

Hackney, 45, 54, 148

Harbledown, 37, 40, 42, 63, 71, 106, 117, 130, 136, 139, 143, 144, 145,

147, 169, 176, 179, 181, (186), 192–3, (240), 257

Harting, 183, 250

Hawaii, 49

Hedon, 130, 249, _v._ Newton

Hempton, 255

Henry I, 71, 170, 179

— II, 72, 74, 114, 180, 181, 191, (267), 268

— III, 20, 73, 74, 99, 107, 146, 162, 171, 180, 187, 195, 202, 213, 256

— IV, 99, 102, 228, 230

— V, 100, 102, 222, 228, 230

— VI, 45, 102, 161, 208

— VII, 12, 80, 88, 122, 179

— VIII, 10, ch. xvi, 268; Commissioners of, 171, 227, 232

— de Blois, Bishop, 75, 86

— of Lancaster, 80, 82, 85

— de Sandwich, 85

Hereford—

— St. Anthony, 208

— St. Ethelbert, 16, 264

— St. John, 246

— Leper-hosp., 46, 179–80, 261

— Bishop of, 87

Heringby, 204

Hertford, 211

Hexham, 5, 41, 130

Heytesbury, 19, 27–8, 80, 90, 135, 140, 151, 156, 160–1, 175, 270

Higham Ferrers—

— Bedehouse, 19, 27, 81, 114, 115, 135, 156, 157, 169, 173, 186, 204

— lepers, 179–80

Highgate, _v._ Holloway

Hocclive, 181

Hoddesdon, 256, 258, 262

Holderness, 2, 70, 75, 219

Holloway (Middlesex), 35, 102, 245, 258, Highgate, 45, 102

Holloway (Somerset), _v._ Bath

Holy Land, 7, 76, 104, _v._ Crusades, Jerusalem

Honiton, 46, 124

Hooker, Richard, quoted, 244

Hornchurch, 209, 258

Hospitality, ch. i, 87–8, 152

Hubert de Burgh, 76, 171

Hugh, St., 50–1, 66, 67, 144, 180; “little St. Hugh,” 21

— Foliot, 87

— Garth, 78

— d’Orivalle, 37

— Pudsey, 75, 170

Hungerford, 147; Lord and Lady of, 80 (90)

Huntingdon—

— St. John, 260

— St. Margaret, 41, 147, 226, 260

— David, Earl of, 50, 251, 260

_Hye Way to the Spyttell hous_, 12, 255

Hythe, 16, 255

Indulgences, 188 _et sq._, 248

Infants maintained, 9, 26

Ilford, 37, 117, 124, 126, 141, 144, 145, 147, 160, 179, 221, 264, 266

Infirmary, 111 _et sq._, 117, 149, 153, 154, 162, 167, 250

_Infirmi_, 48, 179

Inmates, 15, 22, 90, 145–6, 156, 182, 239

— named, ch. v, ch. vii, 134, 183, etc.

Insane, 4, ch. iii, 57, 90, 219, 238, 253

Inventory of hospital, 117, 163

Ipswich, 72, 100, 183

Isbury, John, 162

Japan, 52, 67 n.

Jerusalem, 36, 248–50, _v._ Knights of St. John

Jews, 19–23, 56, 73, 79, 99–100

John Baptist, St., 163, 206–7, _v._ Dedications

John, King of England, 57, 72, 75, 78, 86, 183, 184, _v._ Bale

— King of France, 191–2

— of Campeden, 151

— of Gaddesden, 60, 61

— of Gaunt, 42, 164

— Mirfield, 149

Jurisdiction, ch. xiv

Katharine of Aragon, 100, 260

Kepier, 16, 75, 152, 185, 233, 262

Kingsthorpe, 112, 126, 263

Kingston (Surrey), 39

Kingston-upon-Hull—

— Corpus Christi, 245

— Maison Dieu, 80, 246, 269

— fraternity, 19

Knghtsbridge, 80, 103

Knights of St. John, 101, 206–7, 248, 249–51

— of St. Lazarus, 207–8

— Templars, 206–7, 248

Knolles, Robert, 80

Lambourn, 162

Lancaster—

— St. Leonard, 72, 144, 146, 261

— Dukes of, 80, 82, 150, _v._ John of Gaunt

Lanfranc, 50, 71, 106, 143, 155, 250, 257

Langland, 29, 32, 251–2

Launceston, 242, 261

Lazar, 49, 251–2, _v._ Leper

Lazarus, St., 66, 207–8, _v._ Dedications

— the beggar, 49, 51, 65, 251–2

Lechlade, 152, 250

Ledbury, 5, 197

Legislation—

— ecclesiastical, 51, 52, 56, 58–9

— local, 41–3, 53, 55, 132, 148, 186

— national, 38, 46, 52, 56–8

Leicester, 179, 198, 254, 264

— St. Mary, Trinity, 80, 116, 124, 164, 169, 190, 204, 227, 246

— Wigston’s hosp., 116, 186, 261

— Parliament of, _v._ Parliament

Leland, John, _Itinerary_ of, 2 n., 11, 19, 22–3, 64, 74, 78, 85, 111,

115, 116, 122, 156, 224, 225, 247, 255, 259, (263), 269

Lenton, 187, 257

Leper-houses, ch. iv, 117–9, _passim_

Lepers, 4, ch. iv, ch. v, 130 _et sq._, 143–9, 167–70, 172, 173, 175–7,

179–80, 184, 209–10, 262, etc., 273–6

— charity to, 37, ch. v, ch. vi, 209–10

— examination of, 43, 59–63

— expulsion of, 52 _et sq._, ch. vii, 186

— illustrations of, 47, 59, 64, 68, 177, 180

— laws, 52 _et sq._, _v._ Legislation

— married, 58, 102, 103, 134–5, 147–8, 275

— miraculous cures, 64, 97–8

— named, 36, 37, ch. v, 74, ch. vii, 134, 141, 148, 201

— services for, 67, 159–60, 199–201, 203, 273–6

Leprosy, _supra_—

— contagion, 51–2, 98, 136, 275–6

— decline of, 28, 34, 36, 42–7, 226

— extent, 35–6

Lewes, 37, 112, 233

Lichfield—

— St. John, 28, 81, 124, 162

— Bishop of, 28, 81, 162

Lincoln, 38

— Holy Innocents, lepers, 37, 39, 45, 51, 71, 100–2, 130, 145–7, 179,

180, 187, 203, 208, 247

— St. Giles, 24, 163

— St. Katherine, 26, 205

— St. Sepulchre, 26, 205

— Bishops of, 58, 60, 71, 187, 202, _v._ Hugh, St., Robert Grossetête

— Cathedral, 163, 187–8

— Jews of, 21, 99

Lingerscroft, Creak, 183, 205

London, 6, 12–14, 31, 32, 43, 53, 148, 205

— Bedlam, _v._ St. Mary of Bethlehem

— Domus Conversorum, 19–23, 73, 79, 99–100, 107, 247

— Elsyng Spital, 24, 82, 150, 206, 247

— Papey, 25, 258

— Queen’s hosp., 180

— St. Anthony, 208–9, 257–8

— St. Bartholomew, ch. i _passim_, 31, 76, 77, 82, 85, 86, 92 _et sq._,

98, 106–7, 114, 122, 149, 156, 180–2, 185, 205–6, 236–40, 248, 253

— St. Giles, Holborn, 38, 42, 45, 71, 73, 107, 145, 148, 179, 208, 262,

270

— St. James, _v._ Westminster

— St. Katharine-by-the Tower, 25, 27, 72, 79, 152, 260

— St. Mary of Bethlehem, 32–4, 186, 210, 238–9, 247

— St. Mary without Bishopsgate, 5, 8, 78, 156, (205), 236–7, 247

— St. Mary of Roncevall, 209, 247

— St. Paul’s almshouse, 16, 256

— St. Thomas of Acon, 207, 248, 266, 268

— St. Thomas, _v._ Southwark

— Savoy, 12, 80, 88, 121–2, 150, 173, 233, 240

— Whittington’s almshouse, 82, 175

— Bishops of, 37, 38, 77, 126, 141, 144, 160, 240

— Cathedral, St. Paul’s, 16, 94, 256; Dean of, 141

— Jews, _v._ Domus Conversorum

— Lepers in or near, 42–3, 45, 47, 53, 55, 62, 138, 148, 179, 186,

_v._ St. Giles (_supra_), Hackney, Holloway, Knightsbridge, Mile End,

Westminster

— Lord Mayor, citizens, 6, 34, 41–2, 52, 53, 138, 238

Long Stow, 78

Louis, St., 73, _v._ Dedications

Ludlow, 18, 120

Lunatics, 4, ch. iii, 90, 219, 253

Lutterworth, 225

Lydd, 45, 55

Lyme Regis, 119, 246

Lynn, lepers of St. Mary M., 16, 77, 134, 136, 170

Madmen, _v._ Insane

Maiden Bradley, 74, 147, 179, 181, 182, 205, 254

Maison Dieu, 29, 72, 244, etc.

Maldon, 42, 168, 179

Mallardry, 51, 53, 100, 192

Manual (Sarum), 175, 273

Margaret of Scotland, St., 71, 260

Marlborough, 171–2, 235–6

Master (Warden, etc.), 21, 27, 78, 110, 116, ch. ix, ch. x, 161, 164,

174, 182, 196, 198, 203, 204, 248, ch. xiv.

Matilda of Boulogne, 72

— the Empress, 72, 170

— _v._ Maud

Matthew Paris, 20–21, 23, 86, 107, 131, 264–5

Maud, Queen, 50, 71, 86, 107, 179

Maundy Thursday, 73, 170

Medical writers—

— Bartholomew, 43, 61, 65

— Gordon, 61

— Guy de Chauliac, 61, 67

— John of Gaddesden, 60, 61

— John Mirfield, 149

Medicine, 64, 65, 149–50, 238

“Meselle,” 48, 57, 69, 105, _v._ Leper

Mile End, 46–7

Miracles of healing, 3, 64–5, 92 _et sq._, 97, 98, 102, 267–8

Monasteries, 3, 11, 41, 50, 57, 74, 75, 78, 97, 122, 131, 204 _et sq._,

215–6, 227–8, 232, 233, 234, 256, 266, _v._ Abbot, Alien Houses, Prior

Newark, 50, 63, 179

Newbury—

— St. Bartholomew, 72, 183

— St. Mary M., 147

Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 19

— St. Katherine, (83), 110–1

— St. Mary B. V., 164, 206

— St. Mary M., lepers, 44, 46

— Mayor of, 44, 83

Newport (Essex), 179, 183, 247

— (Isle of Wight), 258

— Pagnell, 181, 254

Newstead, 206

Newton Bushell, 46

— Garth (Holderness), 75, 183, 219, 221, _v._ Hedon

Nicholas of Farnham, 16, 123, 264–5

Norman period, 3, 37, 109, 123, 199

Northallerton—

— almshouse, 11

— St. James, 16, 110, 153, 167, 233, 253

Northampton, 179, 181

— St. John, 16, 77, 116, 124, 203, 251, 254

— St. Leonard, 203, 261

Norwich, 78, 180, 255, 256, 258

— St. Giles, 24, 27, 77, 85, 114, 120, 127, 156, 164, 170, 181, 182,

233, 240, 261, 262

— St. Paul, 203, 256

— St. Saviour, (78), 245

— Bishops of, 77, 85, 104, 267

— lepers, 55, 103, 104

Nottingham—

— Plumptre’s almshouse, 188, 203, 246

— St. John, 16, 126, 128, 133, 137, 143, 153, 198

— St. Leonard, 261

— St. Sepulchre, 249

Nurses, 153–4, _v._ Sisters, Women

Oakham, 124, 129, 261

Offices, _v._ Services

Order of—

— Holy Sepulchre, 205

— Holy Trinity, Maturin, 210–11

— Mendicant, 209–11

— St. Anthony, 208–9, 257–8

— St. Augustine, 152, 205–6, 258

— St. Benedict, 174, 206

— St. Gilbert, 26, 205

— St. John of Jerusalem, 206–7, 249–50

— St. Lazarus, 207–8, 251

— St. Mary of Bethlehem, 210

— St. William, 209

— The Temple, 206–7, 248

Orphans, 26, 90, 100, 239

Ospringe, 73, 99, 192, 196, 213, 219

Oswald, St., 70, _v._ Dedications

Oxford, 61, 108, 155, 179, 222, 256

— Domus Conversorum, 22, 73, 99

— St. Bartholomew, 38, 39, 71, 118, 123, 133, 143, 145, 146, 191, 242,

252–3

— St. John, 1, 5, 73, (86), 107, 111, 127, 152, 155, 168, 171, 202,

213–4, 219

— Colleges, 24, 81, 111, 127, 149–50, 191, 226

Pardoner, 153, 189

Parliament, 29, 38, 196, 214, 216, 221, 225, _v._ Statutes of

Leicester, 8, 15, 31, 34, 70, 178, 194, 212, 228, 244

Patronage, 212–7, _v._ Founders—

— Cathedral, 15–6, 216, 256, 264

— Crown, 71, 130, (146), 202, 216, 217, 232–3, 261

— Episcopal, 15–6, 179, 183, 216, 233

— Town, 15–17, 73, 130, 163, 172–3, 235–40

Penalties, 54, 55, 138 _et sq._, 161, 163

Pestilence, _v._ Diseases

Peter, Bishop of Winchester, 76, 86

— Chaplain, 77

— Mayor of Winchester, 62

Peterborough, 50, 63, 205, 266

— lepers, 50, 180

Philip, Bishop of Durham, 16, 253

Philippa, Queen, 217

Physicians (leech, surgeon), 4, 59–67, 149–50, 218, 230, 237, 265, _v._

Medical writers

Pilgrim, ch. i, 65, 71, 78, 167, 190–2, 205, 207, 249, 265

— poem called, 5

— sign, 265

Pilgrimage, ch. i, 31, 190 _et sq._, 197, 203, 249

— Bury St. Edmunds, 6, 7

— Canterbury, 1, 4, 7, 10, 11, 64–5, 96, 98, 191–3, 265, 268

— Compostella, 7, 253

— Finchale, 96–7

— Glastonbury, 9–10

— Holy Land, 4, 7, 36, 104, 250

— Rome, 1, 3, 7, 8

— Walsingham, 5, 7

Pipe Rolls, 48, 178–80

Plumptre, John, 188, (203)

Plymouth, 146

Pole, Alice, 80, 85, (90), 161

— Michael, 80, 246, 269

— William, 80, 161

Pontefract—

— Knolles’ hospital, 27, 80

— St. Nicholas, 2n., 150, 170, 175, 217, 221, 234

Pope, 7, 58, 59, 87, 146, 188, ch. xiv, 221, 260

Portsmouth—

— God’s House, 104, 113–4, 123, 125, 199, 221, 233, 269

— [St. Mary M.], 109

Potyn, Symond, 137, 160

Poverty, 14, 29, 40, 239, _v._ Beggars, begging

Prayers for benefactors, 29, 70, 82, 86, 88, 131, 160, 161–2

Preston, 150

Priests (chaplains, etc.)—

— hospital staff, 19, 115, ch. x, 174–5, 211, 224, _v._ Clergy, Master

— parochial clergy, 17, 58–60, 67, 78, 103, 130, 137, 187–8, 197–8,

204, 211, 273–6

— leprous, 58–9, 91, 103, 256

— sick and poor, 23–5, 32, 156, 213–4, 219–20

Prior, 76, 130, 154, 199, 204, 205, 215–6, 221, 254

Proctor, 46–7, 96, 145, 152–3, 186, 187, 189

Puckeshall, 99

Racheness, 183

Rahere, 76, 77, 85, 86, 95, 106, 185, (248), 253

Ranulf Flambard, 16, 75

Reading—

— St. John, 25, 128, (205), 226

— [St. Mary M.], lepers, 136, 139, 146, 176

— Elias, monk of, 64–5

Reformation of hospitals, 34, 194–5, 212, 221, 222, 226, 229, 236–9,

_v._ Visitation

Reginald of Durham, 52, 60, 96–7

Relics, 190–3, 255, 256, 260, 263, 264

— of Holy Cross, 95, 190, 210, 248–9

— of St. Bartholomew, 93, 191, 253

Richard, St., 162, 264

— I, 36, 72, 76, 207

— II, 42, 79, 99, 104, 210, 214, 267

— Orenge, 102–3

Richmond, 179

Ripon—

— St. Anne, 115, 165, 261

— St. John B., 124

— St. Mary M., 5, 41, 124, 165

Robert Grossetête, 99, 126

— de Meulan, 83

— de Stichill, 16

Roche, 104

Rochester, 153 n.

— St. Bartholomew, 32, 37, 39, 71, 123, 124, 144, (179), 196, (199),

252–3, 271

— St. Katherine, 17, 39, 137, 160

— St. Nicholas, 39, 102

— Bishops of, 71, 76, 87, 255

— infirm, lepers, 39, 71, 102, 179, 192

Roger of Hoveden, 37

— Earl of Winchester, 84

Rome, 1, 3, 7, 8, 86, 188, 221, 245, 253, 256, 257, _v._ Council, Pope

Romney, 45; leper-hospital, 148, 188, 226, 267

Romsey, 187

Royston—

— SS. John and James, 253

— St. Nicholas, 39, 183, 257

Rule of religion, 126, 131, 220, _v._ Orders

— of St. Augustine, 152, 174, 205–6, 258

— of St. Benedict, 174, 206

Rye, 17, 209

Sacraments, 143–4, 198, 201, 203, 274–5

St. Albans, 6

— St. Julian, lepers, 40, 68, 117, 131, 134, 136, 168, 175, 176, 179,

215, 259

— St. Mary, 215

— Abbot of, 40, 126, 131, 214–5

St. Neot (Cornwall), 58–9

Salisbury—

— Holy Trinity, 8, 26, 33, 89, 165–6, 245

— St. Nicholas, 5, 16, 113, 114, 124, 129

— Bishop of, 16, 86, 114, 126, 262

— lepers, 181

Saltwood, 179

Sampson, Abbot, 75

Sandon (Surrey), 206, 245

Sandwich, 17

— St. Bartholomew, 19, 85, 123, 124, 129, 160, 163, 168, 169, 171

— St. John, 11–12, 155, (157), 163, 168, 172–3, 185

— St. Thomas, 83

— lepers, 44

Sarum, Use of, 3, 273

Saxon period, 2–3, 37, 63–4, 70–1

Scarborough, 16, 37, 91

Schools, 22–3, 26–8, 151, 226

Scotland—

— lepers in, 56

— war with, 41, 99, 101, 109, 218

Seaford, 253

Seals, 18, 47, 93, 103, 107, 108, 147, 152, 178, 180, 205, 208, Part II

_passim_

Seamen, 9, 19, 88–9

Sedgefield, 96

Services, 67, 140, 143–4, 151, ch. xi

— of admission, 128–9, 131–2

— at seclusion, 104, 134, 136, 273–6

— at expulsion, 141

_Seven Works of Mercy_, 88, 90, 237

Sherborne (Dorset)—

— St. John, 115, 166, 224, 250, 254

— St. Thomas, 255

Sherburn (Durham), 44, 48, 75, 109, 117, 118, 119, 123, 124, 136, 139,

145, 147, ch. xi, ch. xii, 202, 233, 242–3, 252

Shoreham, 253

Shrewsbury—

— St. Chad, 201, (204), 263

— St. George, 259

— St. Giles, lepers, 179, 184, 187, 270

Shrines, _v._ Pilgrimage, Relics

Simon Fitz-Mary, 247

Sisters, 99, 101, 136, 142, 146, 147, 152–6, 168–9, 233, _v._ Women

Skirbeck, 207

Smyth, Bishop, 28, 81, 162

Soldiers, 8, 9, 13, 99

Southampton—

— God’s House, St. Julian, 11, 78, 125, 168, 178, 206, 221, 259

— St. Mary M., lepers, 16, 180, 184

Southwark, St. Thomas, 22, 82, 154, 156, 206, 236–40, 266, 268

Sparham (Norfolk), 60

Spital-on-the-Street, 264

Spondon, 200, 208

Springs, Healing, 31, 63–4

Stafford—

— St. John, 108

— [St. Sepulchre, Retford], 40–1

Staindrop, 25

Stamford—

— Bede-house, 29, 83, 90, 111, 115, 124, 165–6, 186, 269

— SS. John and Thomas, 5, (87), 217, 266

— St. Sepulchre, 249

Statutes, 8, 194–6, 212, 214, 225, 227, 234, _v._ Legislation,

Parliament, Vagrancy

— of hospitals, 7, 34, 38, 77, 132 _et sq._, 143, 147, 151, 154, 157,

217, 218, etc.

Stephen, St., 191, _v._ Dedications

— King, 57, 72, 75, 206, 261

— , Archdeacon, 211

Stoke-upon-Trent, 225, 262

Stourbridge, 123, 179, 182, 248

Stow, John, 69, 233, 239, 247

Stratford-on-Avon, 24, 235, 249

— Stony, 181

Strood, 4, 72, 76, 206

Stubbes, Philip, 30

Stydd by Ribchester, 207

Sudbury, 42, 130, 242

_Supplication of Poore Commons_, 14, 231

Swinestre, 183

Tamworth, 123

Tandridge, 205

Taunton, 235

— St. Margaret, Spital, (?98), 121, 245–6

— monk of, 97; prior of, 52, 98

Tavistock, 259, 262

_Testament of Cresseid_, 66, 105, 135, 177

Thame, 19, 259

Thanington, St. James (Canterbury), 146, 147, 154, 192, 198

Thetford—

— St. John, 183, 250

— St. Mary, 5, 259

Thomas the Martyr, St., 4, 189, 244, 249, _v._ Dedications

— Jubilee of, 7, 10

— miracles of, 65, 96, 98, 267–8

— relics of, 64, 192–3, 265

— shrine of, 4, 31, 266–8, _v._ Pilgrimage

— sign of pilgrimage, 265

Thornton, Roger, 83, 111

Thrapston, 168

Thurlow, 209

Tiverton, 124

Tong (Salop), 204

Torrington (Taddiport), 124

Towcester, 181

Tweedmouth, 270

Vagrancy, 6–7, 10, 13, 14, 28, 171, 227, 239

Visitation of hospitals (inquisitions), 33, 41, 132, 138, 150, 173,

174, 195, 202, 218

Voltaire, quoted, 36

Wallingford, 16, 57

Walsingham, 5, 7, 103

Walsoken, 245

Walter de Lucy, 50

— de Suffield, 77, 85 (164, 182)

— Archdeacon, 77

— Vicar, 78

Warden, _v._ Master

Warwick, St. John, 246;

— St. Michael, 225

Wayfarers, ch. i, 70, 110, 167, 171, 206, 207, 211, _v._ Pilgrim,

Vagrancy

Well, lepers’, 63, 104, 119, 276, _v._ Springs, Healing

Wells, 158

— St. Saviour, Bubwith’s, 17, 81, 114, 115, 124, 151

— Bishops of, 76, 81

Westminster, 6, 53, 79, 122

— St. James, 43, 73, 147, 150, 182, 188–9, 233

— Council of, 52, 72

— Statute of, 7

West Somerton, 76, 215

Whitby, 75, 92, 246, 264

Whittington, Richard, 82–3, 175

Whittlesea, 83

William, Dean, 77

— Earl of Albemarle, 75

— Earl of Salisbury, 181

— of Canterbury, 64–5

— de Monte, 51–2

— of Wykeham, 81, 151

Wills, of benefactors, _v._ Bequests, of inmates, 133, 134

Wilton, 17

— St. Giles, 73, 99, 125 (181), 262

— St. John, 124, 181, 205

Wimborne, 124, 166

Winchcomb, 225

Winchelsea, 17

Winchester, 3, 263

— St. Cross, 75, 81, 86, 110, 121, 122, 125, 151, 166, 169, 170, 171,

175, 207, 216, 221, 240, 248

— St. John, 81, 110, 124, 178, 187, 235, 241

— St. Mary M., lepers, 118, 119, 134, 146, 168, 179, 241, 251 n.

— Bishop of, 187, 206, 216, 221, _v._ Beaufort; Henry; Peter; William

of Wykeham

— Earl of, 84

— Mayor of, 62, 81

Windeham, 24, 264

Windsor, 180, 258

— lepers of, 179, 226

Wolsey, Cardinal, 229, 232

Women—

— inmates, 8–9, 12, 13, 25, 26, 33, 74, 82–3, 90, ch. vii, 132, 139,

146, 147, 176

— on staff, 139, 145, 147, 152 _et sq._, 168–9, 173, 174

Woodstock, 73, 147

Worcester—

— St. Oswald, 2, 48, 70, 122, 199, 263

— St. Wulstan, 2, 24, 70–1, 98, 110, 172

— Bishop of, 127, 202, _supra_

Wulstan, St., 2, 24, 70–1, 86, 98, _v._ Dedications

Wycomb, High [St. John], 123, 183 [St. Margaret], 183

Wynard, William, 161

Yarmouth, 186, 190

Yeovil, 259

York, 2, 3, 12, 72, 80

— Holy Trinity, 245

— Monkbridge, 134

— St. Leonard or St. Peter, 2, 26, 70, 72, 96, 110, 152, 154–6, 162,

170, 172, 174, 178, 180–1, 184–5, 199, 204, 214, 216, 222–3, 232, 242,

256, 261

— St. Loy, 262

— St. Mary, Bootham, 24

— St. Nicholas, lepers, 28, 39, 117, 132, 138, 145–6, (170), 174, 203,

218, 232

— St. Peter, _v. supra_

— St. Thomas, 235

— Archbishop of, 41, 126, 130, 153, 183, 197

— Dean of, 24, 26, 216

— Minster, 2, 26, 21

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