1125 Most dire famine in all Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. William England; pestilence and of Malmesbury, _Gest. Pont._ murrain p. 442. Henry of Huntingdon. Annals of Margan. Roger of Howden. [1130 Great murrain Annals of Margan. Anglo-Saxon Chronicle (_sub anno_ 1131)] 1137 } Famine from civil war; Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Annals 1140 } mortality of Winchester. Henry of Huntingdon (1138) 1143 Famine and mortality. Gesta Stephani, p. 98. William of Newburgh. Henry of Huntingdon 1171 Famine in London in Spring Stow, _Survey of London_ 1172 Dysentery among the troops Radulphus de Diceto, _Imag. in Ireland Hist._ i. 348 1173 “Tussis quaedam mala et Chronica de Mailros inaudita” 1175 Pestilence; famine Benedict of Peterborough. Roger of Howden 1189 Famine and mortality Annals of Margan. Giraldus Cambrensis, _Itin. Walliae_ 1194} Effects of a five years’ Annals of Burton. William of 1195} scarcity; great mortality Newburgh. Roger of Howden 1196} over all England iii. 290. Rigord. Bromton 1197} (in Twysden col. 1271). Radulphus de Diceto (_sub anno_ 1197) 1201 Unprecedented plague of Chronicon de Lanercost (probably people and murrain of relates to 1203) animals 1203 Great famine and mortality Annals of Waverley. Annals of Tewkesbury. Annals of Margan. Ralph of Coggeshall (_sub anno_ 1205) 1210 Sickly year throughout Annals of Margan England 1234 Third year of scarcity; Roger of Wendover. Annals of sickness Tewkesbury 1247 Pestilence from September Matthew Paris. Higden to November; dearth and Annales Cambriae (_sub anno_ famine 1248) 1257} Bad harvests; famine and Matthew Paris. Annals of 1258} fever in London and the Tewkesbury. Continuator of M. 1259} country Paris (1259). Rishanger