Crowmer, Sheriff of Kent, 180; arrested and sent to Tower, 181; beheaded by Cade’s orders, 184 Curtis (Girste, or Ghirstis) City Merchant, 186 De Burgh, Hubert, 95, 107 De Gray, John, Bishop of Norwich, 81, 82 De Morville, Hugh, 59–63 Derby, Henry, Earl of (afterwards Henry IV.), 157, 163, 170 Despenser, Henry, Bishop of Norwich, 168 Des Roches, Peter, Bishop of Winchester, 82, 94, 107, 108 De Tracy, William, 59–63 De Valence, William, 123, 132 Eadmer (quoted), 6, 7, 14, 17, 26 Edward, Prince, son of Henry III., afterwards King-Edward I.; takes oath of reform to barons, 123; takes Gloucester in civil war, 126; taken prisoner at Battle of Lewes, 127; escapes to Welsh marshes, 132; intercepts de Montfort’s relief force at Evesham, 133 Eliot, John, enters parliament as member for St. Germans, 249; knighted and becomes Vice-Admiral of Devon, 249; captures the pirate Nutt, but eventually finds himself in Marshalsea prison over the affair, 250; released and is returned for Newport, 1624, 250; quarrels with Buckingham and insists upon his impeachment, 251; imprisoned in Tower in connection therewith, but soon released, 251; refuses forced loan and again imprisoned and deprived of Vice-Admiralship, 252; carries Petition of Right, 252; attacks policy of Laud, 252; supports John Rolle in refusing payment of taxes, 253; summoned before Privy Council, imprisoned for fourth time, and fined, 255; remains passionately loyal to House of Commons, 256; health gives way in confinement, 257; dies in the Tower, 1632, 257; his son’s appeal for his burial at Port Eliot, Cornwall, refused, 257 Erasmus, 193, 194, 197, 202, 211, 212 Essex, Earl of, 267 Ethelmar, half-brother to Henry III., 106 Everard, 297, 298 Fairfax, General, 298, 299 Falkland, Lord, 265, 266 Finch, Chief Justice, 262 Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, 206, 207, 208 FitzOsbert, William, called Longbeard; his early life, 72; lays his grievances before Richard I., 72; defies Archbishop Hubert, 73; his arrest and death, 75 FitzStephen, W. (quoted), 35, 49, 53, 59 FitzUrse, Reginald, 59–63 Flowerdew, Sergeant, 222, 223 Frost, 321 Fulke, follower of Ket, 235 Fussell, 328 Gilbert, Earl of Gloucester, 126, 128, 131, 132 Gough, Matthew, 186 Green, J. R. (quoted), 91, 92 Green, Squire of Wylby, 222 Gregory IX., Pope, letter to, from Grosseteste, 102 Grindcobbe, William, supporter of John Ball in Hertford, 143, 146; follows Wat Tyler, 149; at Mile End, 159; hanged at St. Albans, 167