Hec omnia acta fuerunt anno ij^o Regis Stephani istis astantibus, audientibus, et videntibus: Radulfo filio Algodi, Radulfo cancellario Sancti Pauli, Hacone decano, Willelmo Travers, Gilberto presbitero, Lungo presbitero, Wimundo presbitero, Josepho presbitero, Godefrido presbitero, Johanne presbitero, Huberto presbitero, Leofwino presbitero, Godardo presbitero, Alurico presbitero, Ricardo presbitero, Jacobo clerico, Gervasio clerico, Willelmo clerico, Andrea Buchuinte, Stephano Bukerel, Willelmo camerario, Radulfo filio Andree, Laurentio Buchuinte, Theodorico filio Dermanni, Johanne Buchuinte, Stephano Bukerel, Gileberto Beket, Gervasio filio Agn[etis], Hugone filio Ulgari, Eustachio nepote Fulcredi, Walkelino, Roberto filio Radulfi fratribusque ejus Ricardo et David, Ailwardo fabr’, Edmundo Warde Aldermanno, Edwardo filio Simonis (?) Edgaro Fulōe, Edward Roberto fil. But’ Alfego Ailwino Godwino Radulfo Godesune et Algaro filio eis et Edmundo fratre eius Huneman Suethin Edwardo Her’ Godwino Bredhers Herewardo Geraldo Rufo Sexi Forfot, Godwino Oxefot Johanne filio Edwini Sawardo Siredo ceterisque multis non solum. With this latter portion of the document we return to 1137, and meet with names of considerable interest. Foremost among these is that of Gilbert Beket, the first mention, I believe, of him in a document that has ever come to light. Ralf son of Algod, who heads the list, had also headed the list of the fifteen citizens by whom the Cnihtengild’s soke had been given to the Priory in 1125. He also appears in charge of one of the city wards in the list of _circ._ 1130.[219] Was he identical with Ralf son of Algod, who occurs as a canon of St. Paul’s in 1104 and 1132?[220] For my part, I think that he was. Improbable though the combination may seem, there can be little doubt that the canons of St. Paul’s were as closely connected at the time with secular life in London as they were with farming in Essex. Hugh, son of Wulfgar, to take another of these names, had been, like Ralf, among the fifteen of the Cnihtengild list, twelve years before, and, like him, had charge of a ward in the list of _circ._ 1130. He was a London magnate of whom we shall hear more.