A Chronicle of London from 1089 to 1483 / Written in the Fifteenth Century, and for the First Time Printed from MSS. in the British Museum

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Contents

1. Preface
2. Numerous Contemporary Illustrations, Consisting of Royal Letters, Poems, and Other Articles Descriptive of Public Events, or of the Manners and Customs of the Metropolis
3. Preface
4. Nomi’a Maior’ Et Vic’ Temp’e R’ Edwardi iiijti
5. Notes. Note A. (erroneously printed Note D .) page 9
6. Copia Tabule Pendentis Ad Columpnam Iuxta Tumulum Ducis Lancastr’ in Ecclesia Sancti Pauli London’
7. Copia Magne Tabule Ibidem Pendentis Per Dictam Tumbam Dicti Rogeri Nuper Episcopi London’
8. A Copy of the Tablet Hanging at the Column Near the Tomb of the Duke of Lancaster, in the Church of Saint Paul’s, London
9. A Copy of the Great Tablet Hanging in the Same Place, by the Said Tomb of the Said Roger Lately Bishop of London
10. Hic Incipit Quida’ Rismus F’Tus De P’Dic’One Vascon’ Et De Riusd’ Conquestu P’ R’ E’ Filiu’ Reg’ H’
11. L’ra D’ni Edwardi Principis Gall’ Maior Aldr’s Et Com’Itati Civitatis London’ Directa De Nov’ Bat’i IUXta Poyters
12. Copia Proclamationis R. Ricardi IIdi Super Insurrectione Jack Straw Et Wat Tyler
13. “The Comynge of the Kyng Out of Fraunce to London.” by John Lydgate “the Monk of Bury.”
14. Extract of A Letter from John Bokking to Sir John Fastolf: Dated on the Wednesday After Mid Lent Sunday, i.e. 15 March, 1457
15. Upon the Reconciliation of the Lords of the Yorkist Faction with the Kyng and His Adherents
16. Ibid
17. London Licpenye
18. London Lyckpeny
19. Upon the Emptiness of His Purse
20. On Forked Head Dresses
21. On Fraudulent Millers and Bakers

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