[Custodes.]--John Walg've. Anno vij. Ric' Wynchestre.
[Sidenote: The plees of the crowne were pletyd in the tour.]
This same yere the plees of the coroune were pleted in the tour of London, and Hugh of Cisell was drawe and hanged.
[Custodes.]--John Holylond. Anno viij. Edward Fitz Gerard.
Rog' de Wynchestre. Anno ix. Edmond Hardell.
This yere the enterdytynge of the reaume was new proclamed thorugh out Engelond. Also in this yere was born Herry the kynges sone; and in this yere the kyng wan Irlond.
Henr' Fitz Aldewyne, Petrus Duke. Anno x^{ o}. P'mus maior. Thom' Neell.
[Sidenote: P'm's maior. Sent Mary Overy was begonne.]
In this yere was the firste maire of London; and seynt Marie Overeye was that yere begonne.
Id'm maior. Petrus Josne. Anno xi^{ o}. Will'm' Elande.
[Sidenote: The cessyng of the enterdytyng of this land. London brigge was first begonne to make.]
In this same yere the land was reconsyled, and the enterdytyng cesed: and in this yere the stone brigge of Londone was first begonne to make.
Id'm maior. Adam Whateley. Anno xii^{ o}. Stephen le Grace.
In this yere an eretyk was brent for eresye, the whiche be craft quenchyd ofte the fire.
Id'm maior. Joys Fitz Piers. Anno xiij^{ mo}. John Gerland.
[Sidenote: A gret parte of London was brent.]
In this yere was gret discencione be twen the kyng and hise lordes; and Lowys the kynges son of Fraunce was waget to come into Engelond with manye Frensshmen, whiche dede moche harme in the reaume or they wenten home; and the kyng wente with his hoost to Berham Downe. And in this yere, on seyn Benettes day, Southwerk, Londone brigge, and the moost part of London was brent.
Id'm maior. Rauf Eylond. Anno xiiij^{ mo}. Constantin' Josne.
In this yere was Castell Baynard cast done and distroied.
Rog' Fitz Aleyn, Martin Fitz Alice. Anno xv^{ o}. maior. Peter Bate.
In this yere, on candelmasse even, the kyng seyled unto Peytowe.
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.