Chapter I: Ing, the suffix, 3 et seq

Ingelric the priest, 28–30, 36, 115.

_Ingham_, the suffix, 15–16.

Innocent X., 199–200.

Inquest of 1212, the great, 261 _et seq._

Inquest of Sheriffs, _see_ Sheriffs.

Inquest, sworn, in London, 98–100.

----, of 1212, 268, 273, 274.

Insula, Robert de, 286.

Interdict under John, 267.

Ipra (Ypres), William de, 100.

Ireland, the Conquest of, 137 _et seq._

Ireland, its golden age, 137–140, 165, 166, 169.

----, Scandinavian settlers in, 140, 144.

----, Norman invaders of, 140, 156 _et seq._

----, feudal settlement of, 143, 155, 159, 160.

----, poem on conquest of, 141 _et seq._

----, Henry II. in, 150–152, 189, 192–194, 199–200.

----, internecine conflict in, 159.

----, policy of see-saw in, 163–164.

----, failure of its conquest, 164, 167.

----, corruption of church in, 165–166, 175.

----, publication of ‘Laudabiliter’ in, 181, 192, 194.

----, Henry II. recognised as king in, 184–185, 187; _see also_
Howth; ‘Laudabiliter.’

Ireland, scutage of, 129, 131, 134.

Irish, tendencies of, 138–139, 164–165, 168–170.

----, mode of warfare of, 156–158.

----, their character impugned, 174, 175, 183–187, 197, 199, 200.

Islington, Newington Barrow in, 106.

Italian citizens of London, 110.

J

Jews, debts to, 130.

John, exactions of, 274.

----, the great Inquest (1212) under, 262.

----, in Ireland, 165.

----, his struggle with Longchamp, 207–218.

John, takes the oath to the Commune, 224.

----, claims to succeed Richard, 215–218.

----, confirms ‘liberties’ to London, 235.

----, his charters to London, 256.

John ‘the Mad’ (‘the Wode’), 145.

John son of Ralf son of Everard, 120.

K

Kemble, Mr., 2, 6, 9, 16–26.

Kent, ‘sulungs’ of, 26–27.

Kingsford, Mr., 316.

Kitchin, Dean, 221, 243.

Knight service, tenure by, 56–61; _see also_ Five-knight.

Knights’ fees, numbers of, 289–290.