Custumals of towns, copying and translation of, 257-258

Dartmouth, binding of its corporation books, 230, _note_ 2

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Dean, Forest of, its rovers, 42, _note_ 1

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Denmark, its trade with Bristol, 73; settlers from, in Southampton, 289

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Dereham, work done for Norwich dealers at, 105, _note_ 2

Deritend, school of guild at, 13, _note_ 2

Doncaster, S. George’s Church at, merchants’ marks in, 71, _note_ 3

Doomsday Book, extracts made by town clerks from, 259; of towns, 258

Dorchester, its Doomsday Book, 258, _note_ 3

Dover, constable of, 302, 303; central government of Cinque Ports at, 428; hornblowing, 430, _note_ 2; election of jurats, 434, _note_ 2

Drapers admitted to rank of “gentleman”, 68; of Coventry, 183, 204, _note_; of Shrewsbury, their school, 13, _note_ 2; their guild, 144, _note_ 2, 173, _note_ 4

Drogheda, merchants of, in guild at Coventry, 206, _note_; its trade with Southampton, 289

Droitwich, cause of its decay, 97, _note_ 3

Dublin, merchants of, in guild at Coventry, 206, _note_

Dye, scarlet, English cloth sent to Italy for, 326

Dyers in Coventry, 207, _note_ 4, 208-210

Easingwold, town clerk of Nottingham, 263-264

Edmund Crouchback, his charter to Leicester, 25, _note_ 1, 258, _note_ 1;

Education in the fifteenth century, 12-23;

Edward I. summons councils to get money for Welsh war, 332; his charter to Nottingham, 334

Edward II., his grants to Nottingham, 333

Edward III. fixes price of wine of Gascony, 139; his charter to girdlers of London, 143, _note_ 2; grants bridge over Trent to townspeople of Nottingham, 324; demands soldiers from Norwich, 366

Edward IV., his charters to Exeter tailors, 173-174; to Fraternity of Trinity at Shrewsbury, 173, _note_ 4; judgment in the disputes at Exeter, 176-177, 179-180; his patent to York about election of mayor, 186; appeal of Plymouth guild merchant to, 220; Lydd sends men to his help, 263; his charter to Colchester, 282; reduces ferm of Nottingham, 328; renews its charter, 330; gives election of common council of London to trading companies, 375, _note_ 2; peace made by Sandwich with, 431

Elizabeth Woodville, coronation of, 79, _note_ 2; Nottingham granted to, 330, _note_ 1; confirms its charter, 339, _note_ 2

Elys, Thomas, his benefactions to Sandwich, 16, 75