Canterbury, John at, 118; disputed election to see, 119–121; archbishops of, _see_ Baldwin, Hubert, Langton Carlisle attacked by Alexander, 260; siege of, 273 Carrick, Duncan, lord of, 152 Carrickfergus, siege of, 152 Casamario, abbot of, 94, 100 Casinghem, William of, 280 Castles in John’s lands, 26, 27; disputes between John and Longchamp about, 31–35; royal, John’s designs on, 39, 41; the barons’, demanded by John, 80 Cathal Carrach O’Conor, king of Connaught, 139 Cathal Crovderg O’Conor, king of Connaught, 139, 142 Châlus, siege of, 56 Charter of Henry I., 211, 219–221; the Great, 233–236; quashed by the Pope, 246 Château-Gaillard, 55, 94; siege of, 95; attempted relief, 96, 97; fall, 100 Châteauroux, siege of, 20, 21 Chester, muster at, 158 Chester, Ralf, earl of, 50, 58, 65, 285 Chichester, bishop of, _see_ Richard Chinon surrendered to Philip Augustus, 113 Cinque Ports, their relations with John, 132, 163, 280 Cistercians, their quarrel with John, 73; claim exemption from interdict, 129; John’s spoliations of, 160, 171 Clare, Isabel de, 29, 148 Clare, Richard de, earl of Striguil, 12 Clare, Richard, earl of, 65, 252, 255, 261 Clergy, John’s dealings with, 128, 129, 136, 187, 207 Cogan, Miles, 13–16 Cogan, Richard, 16, 138 Colchester, siege of, 261 “Commune” of 1205, 104 “Commune” of London, 39 Connaught, civil war in, 139; kings of, _see_ Cathal, Roderic Constance of Britanny, 5, 9, 58, 61, 71, 85 Corfe, Peter of Pontefract imprisoned at, 170 Cork, city, constables of, 15, 16; “English” driven out of, 138; county, 153; kingdom, 14, 15. _See_ Desmond Cornhill, Reginald of, 248 Counties in Ireland, the earliest, 153 Courcy, John de, 13, 16, 19, 137–139, 143, 152 Coventry, bishop of, _see_ Nonant Crowland burnt by John, 278 Croxton, abbot of, 283–285 Culvertage, 176 Cumin, John, archbishop of Dublin, 17, 18 Curson, Robert, 204 Cuthred MacWilliam, 162, 163 Desmond, 14, 15; fiefs in, 138. _See_ Cork Dover, siege of, 280; raised, 281 Dreux, Robert, count of, 200 Dreux, Robert of, the younger, 273, 276, 281 Dreux, Peter of, count of Britanny, 200, 241, 280 Driencourt seized by John, 78 Dublin, held by Henry II., 12; John’s charter to, 138; John in, 152, 153; archbishops of, _see_ Cumin, O’Toole Durand, 160, 162 Durham, bishops of, _see_ Philip, Puiset Eleanor of Aquitaine, queen of England, 1, 30, 41, 43, 63, 69, 73, 86, 103 Ely sacked, 258 England, condition of, under John, 212–217 Erlée, John d’, footnote 238, footnote 256 Escheats, inquiry concerning, 163 Essex harried, 257; earls of, _see_ Mandeville, Fitz-Peter Eu, count of, _see_ Lusignan Evreux, John at, 53; burnt by Philip, 55; county of, 73 Ewell, John does homage to the Pope at, 180