plans of defence, 274, 275; relieves Windsor, 277; burns Crowland, 278; ravages Lincolnshire, 279; goes to Lynn, _ib._; seaports loyal to, 280; sickness, 281; losses in crossing the Wash, 282; last days, 282–284; will, 284, 285; death, 285; epitaph, 286; relations with Eustace de Vesci, 289, 293; with Robert Fitz-Walter, 289–293 John of Alençon, 51 Justice, abuse of, 213, 215 Kahanger, William de, footnote 129 Knight-service, inquiry concerning, 163 Lacy, Hugh de, 12, 14, 16, 17, 19 Lacy, Hugh de, the younger, 143, 144, 148, 152, 154 Lacy, Roger de, 34, 35, 65, 71, 80, 95 Lacy, Walter de, 140, 141, 143, 144, footnote 660, 149, 151, 152, 154, 240, 285 Laigle, Gilbert de, 280 La Marche, county of, 76, 79 La Marche, count of, _see_ Lusignan Langton, Stephen, elected archbishop of Canterbury, 121; consecrated, 127; John’s negotiations with, footnote 549, 159; goes to Rome, 175; to England, 186, 187; absolves John, 187; presides at council in London, 189; stops John’s vengeance on the barons, _ib._, 190; agreement with John about elections, 193; negotiations with the Welsh, 194; threatens appeal against the legate, 208; relations with the barons, 211, 212, 218, 219, 222; with John, 222, 223; mediates between them, 227; allows John to garrison Rochester, 231; his share in the Charter, 234; custody of the Tower given to, 239; Rochester castle restored to, _ib._; goes to Rome, 244; suspended, _ib._; suspension confirmed, 255 La Roche-au-Moine, siege of, 201 La Rochelle reinforced by John, 112, 113; John lands at, 114 Leicester, Robert, earl of, 25, 100 Leinster granted to Earl Richard de Clare, 12; to William the Marshal, 149 Le Mans, Henry II. and John at, 22; Arthur and Philip at, 61; regained by John, 63 Leominster burnt, 150 Limerick, city, struggles of Irish and Normans for, 13, 15; won by the “English,” 138; William de Burgh custodian of, _ib._; transferred to De Braose, 141; resumed by the Crown, 144; restored to De Braose, 145 Limerick, kingdom of, 14, 15 Limerick, honour of, granted to William de Braose, 139, 140; confiscated, 154 Limoges, Guy, viscount of, 76, 87 Lincoln, William of Scotland does homage at, 78; taken by barons, 232, 273; castle besieged, 31, 276; bishop of, _see_ Hugh Lincolnshire ravaged by barons, 273; by John, 279 Llywelyn ap Jorwerth, prince of North Wales, 135, 157–159, 167 Loches surrendered to Philip Augustus, 113 London supports John against Longchamp, 39; election of mayor granted to, 228, 229; joins the barons, 229; suburbs fired, 258; interdicted, 262, 270; welcomes Louis, 270; councils in, 42, 100, 103, 125, 189, 190, 206, 211; mayor of, _see_ Hardel Longchamp, William of, bishop of Ely and chancellor, 30–44