Chapter V: The Young King (6)

Pandulf, his relations with King John, 108–111;
Legate, 111;
regent, 105, 106, 112;
dealings with the Exchequer, 113–115;
with Irish March, 123–125;
with Scotland, 126, 128;
with Wales, 128, 174;
with France, 136, 137;
with Aquitaine, 144;
loans to Henry, 160;
makes peace between the King and Aumale, 167;
makes truce between Marshal and Llewelyn, 173, 174;
resigns, 171;
mission to Poitou, 175–178;
bishop of Norwich, 188, 211

Passelewe, Robert, footnote 964, 248, 288

Payne, Reginald, 52

Pembroke invaded by Llewelyn, 161

Pembroke, Earls of, _see_ Marshal

Perche, Count of, 29, 36, 41, 42

Perpetuity, grants in, forbidden during minority, 73, 102

Philip Augustus, King of France, his opinion of the Marshal, 48, 67;
death, 188

Pierepunt, William, 257

Pipe Rolls, 83

Pleshy, castle of, 19

Plympton, castle of, 183, 223, 224, 245

Poissy, Simon of, 44

Poitou, 131, 138, 175–177, 233, 234;
_see_ Aquitaine;
seneschal of, _see_ Burgh

Pons, Reginald de, 131, 134

Porchester regained for the King, 26

Powys, 88

Puy, Bartholomew de, 134, 135, 137

Quincy, Saer de, _see_ Winchester

Ragnald, King of the Isles, 92

Regency, the first in England, 61–63, 70

Réole, La, 252, 254

Richard, brother of Henry III, 18, 76, 127, 252, 265

Richard, half-brother of Henry III, 24, 50–52

Rivers, Baldwin de, 223

Rivers, Margaret de, 223, 224, 228, 246, 247

Rochelle, La, 138, 141, 144;
reinforcements sent to, 222;
surrendered to Louis, 234;
to Richard, 265

Roches, Peter des, _see_ Winchester

Rockingham, castle of, 121, 154, 155

Romanus, Cardinal, 252, 256, 263

Ropsley, Robert of, 41

Russell, John, 211

Rye, 18, 21, 24

S. Alban’s, plundered, 21, 229

S. Edmund’s, plundered, 48

St. Germain, Robert of, footnote 240

St. Jean d’Angély, 138, 141, 144, 233

St. Samson, Ralf de, 3, 135

Saintes, 145

Salisbury, Ela, Countess of, 149, 254

Salisbury, William Longsword, Earl of, rejoins the King, 25;
besieges Winchester, 26;
at battle of Lincoln, 34, 41;
forbidden to hold tournament, 97;
protest about Aumale, 143, 144;
relations with Lincoln castle, 148, 149;
with Falkes, 149, 183;
quarrel with Chester, 181;
leads the host into Wales, 194, 195;
sent with Richard to Gascony, 252;
adventures at sea, 254;
complaint against Hubert, 255;
death, _ib._

Sandford, Thomas de, 2

Sandwich, fleet mustered at, 49;
sea-fight off, 50–53

Sauvey, castle of, 121, 155

Say, Geoffrey de, 18

Scotland, treaties with, 126, 127, 140;
King of, _see_ Alexander

Scutage, 81, 85, 250

Seal, the King’s, 73, 102, 284;
restrictions on its use, 102, 202;
Pandulf’s orders concerning, 113, 114;
its custody, 114

Sedgrave, Stephen de, 211

Serland, Geoffrey de, 36, 121, 282

Serland, William de, 218

Sherborne, castle of, 169, 170, 212

Sheriffdoms, changes in, 212

Shrewsbury, conferences at, 128, 257

Sleaford, castle of, 17, 25, 101

Southampton, 18, 26

Stoke Courcy, castle of, 245

Tallage, 82, 85, 86;
on Jews, 250

Tancarville, William de, 64

Taxation under the Marshal’s regency, 82, 85, 86;
_see_ Aid, Carucage, Fifteenth, Hidage, Scutage, Tallage

Temple, Gerard Brochard, preceptor of the, 144, 145

Thomas, S., of Canterbury, translation of, 157–158

Thouars, Almeric, viscount of, 143, 233, footnote 1219

Thouars, Hugh, viscount of, 265

Tournaments, 96, 97

Treaty of Kingston, 57–59, 278–280

Truce with France, 136, 137;
expires, 219;
negotiations for its renewal, 221;
between Richard and France, 265

Truces with Louis, 18, 19, 269–272

Tyre, archbishop of, 47

Ulecote, Philip de, 144, 145

Valtort, Reginald de, 9

Vipont, Robert de, 33, footnote 490, 204

Vivonne, Hugh de, 175, 176, 282, 283

Waleran the German, 18, 224

Wales laid under interdict, 10;
homage of its princes to Henry III, 91, 92;
Pandulf’s dealings with, 128, 174;
ancient divisions of, 87, 88;
South, conquered by Llywelyn, 89;
_see_ Llywelyn

Walter of the Hithe, 102

War, private, revival of, in England, 182, 183

Warren, Earl of, 49, 50, 51, 281

Westminster, Henry rebuilds abbey church of, 129;
Henry crowned at, 130

Whitchurch, conference at, 258

Whittington, castle of, 191, 197

“Willikin of the Weald,” _see_ Casinghem

Winchelsea, Louis at, 21–24

Windsor, castle of, 17, 170, 212

Winchester, 26, 30, 181;
castle, 26, 28, 29, 153, 181, 211

Winchester, Peter des Roches, bishop of, crowns Henry III, 5;
the King placed in his charge, 7;
at battle of Lincoln, 34, 37–40;
claims guardianship of King, 105, 106;
early life, 117–119;
“master” to Henry III, 120, 121;
pilgrimage to S. James, 179;
accused of plotting treason, _ib._;
takes the Cross, 180; end of his tutorship, _ib._;
character, 200;
relations with Hubert de Burgh, _ib._, 207;
at siege of Bedford, 238;
castles held by him, 153, 211

Winchester, Saer de Quincy, Earl of, 28, 29, 36, 43, 98

Woodstock, homage of Welsh princes at, 92

Worcester, homage of Welsh princes at, 91, 92

York, Henry and Alexander at, 140, 145, 171

York, Walter de Gray, archbishop of, 103, 171, 264, footnote 1218

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Transcriber’s Note

An errata slip was included with this book. It reads (footnote numbers have been added in brackets):

ERRATA

P. 39, note 3 (Footnote 517), line 6, for “_li_” read “_le_”; and
line 7, for “walls” read “wall.”

Pp. 99–102 _passim_, for “Gaugy” read “Gouy”; and make a
corresponding correction in index.

P. 139, last line, for “Doé” read “Douai.”

P. 148, last line of note 5 (Footnote 686), for “13th” read “12th.”

P. 154, note 1 (Footnote 703), line 2, for “two” read “three.”

P. 160, line 6 of note (Footnote 726), for “later in the summer” read
“early next year.”

P. 212, line 1 of second paragraph, for “twenty-eight” read
“twenty-five.”

P. 225, line 11, for “_falx_, _faulx_” read “_faus_ or _fauc_”.

P. 291, line 20 of second paragraph, _dele_ “and”; and after
“Devizes” insert “and Ralf Gernon that of Corfe.”

These changes have been applied to this text.

Other changes that have been made are:

Page 97 - the punctuation mark after “but they were ineffectual” did
not print. A comma has been added.

Footnote 517 (originally page 106 note 2) - “1229” has been
changed to “1219” in “The date--14th May, Tuesday before Ascension
Day--is given in _Ann. Wav._, a. 1219”.

Page 163 - “Huntingdom” has been changed to “Huntingdon” in “the
honour of Huntingdon”.

Footnote 878 (originally page 192 note 5) - “quaequae” has been
changed to “quaeque” in “et ferro quaeque sibi obvia devastavit”.

Footnote 1045 (originally page 229 note 2) - “supro” has been
changed to “supra” in “cum videret statum suum supra modum subito
prosperatum”.

Page 283 - “quamdui” has been changed to “quamdiu” in “quamdiu
nobis placuerit”.

Further note:

Footnote 326 (originally page 60 note 7) - the chronicle referred to
is in volume 26 of Pertz’s “_Scriptores_”, rather than his
“_Rerum Germanicarum Scriptores_”.

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