[334] Originally St. John Ap.; St. John B. occurs 1301. [335] B. M. Mediæval Room, Case D, matrix. [336] Cal. of Inq. V, p. 256. [337] Cf. “Infirmis de Hecham” (Pipe Rolls). [338] Probably identical with St. James’, Rushden, 1230, Reg. of Hugh of Wells (Cant. and Yk. Soc., p. 153). [339] Pat. 1258, Bridges II, 473. [340] Peck, _Antiq. Annals_, vii. pp. 7, 12; _Survey_, p. 5. [341] In Lincolnshire. [342] In Scotland. [343] Segden by Berwick. [344] Cf. Papal Letters, 1290, Pat. 1348. [345] Pat. 1246. Cf. Trinitarian House on Bridge, but J. Scott mentions three hospitals besides Friary. [346] Cal. Inquisitions II. [347] Pat. 1331. [348] In Redesdale. [349] Spiteldene. [350] Upon Blyth. [351] Pat. 1391. [352] _History of Northumberland_, V, 237. [353] Occasionally “Baptist.” [354] Pat. 1330, 1332. [355] _Records_, i, 126. [356] Chapels, St. Mary, St. Thomas M. [357] Chapel St. Mary B.V. (1311). [358] In Northants. [359] Possibly never completed. [360] Occasionally “Baptist.” [361] Near Cropredy; Gilbertine Priory. [362] Cf. Wallingford and Newnham. [363] Pat. 1330, 1346, at Rotherweye. [364] Pat. 1345. [365] See Wood. [366] Fraternity. [367] Also House of SS. Nonne and Sonndaye, _c._ 1560 (W. A. Bewes, _Briefs_). [368] One almshouse built 1220 (Close Rolls). Cf. Leper women of Woodstock (Close, 234). [369] Afterwards College. [370] Towards Oldbury. Cf. “St. Lazarus,” Close 1231. [371] Eyton’s _Salop_, I 16, 349. [372] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 7. [373] Existing 1554, Hist. MSS. 13th R. (4) 281. [374] “Del Path by Newport.” [375] St. Nicholas, Christ, B.V.M. and All SS. [376] Owen and Blakeway’s _Hist._ ii. 173. [377] id. ii, 470. cf. B.M. lxxi 34. [378] Annexed to St. John’s. [379] Chapel of St. Michael attached. [380] Cf. Lincoln Taxation. [381] Chant. Cert. [382] W. Phelps gives St. Margaret’s; cf. Warner. [383] Will of Bishop Hugh, 1212, Pat. 1235. [384] B.M. civ. 13. Cf. Soc. Antiq. _Minutes_ iv. 189. [385] In Curry Rivell. [386] Will, _supra._ [387] Pat. 1334. [388] Rot. Claus. 1220. [389] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 9. [390] Chant. Cert. [391] Chapel, St. Thomas M. [392] Index Mon. [393] Southtown or Little Yarmouth. See B. M. Egerton, 2130. [394] B.M. lxxi, 103. Cat. 3216. [395] United. [396] N. Bacon’s _Annalls_. [397] Pat. 1231, 1331. [398] Afterwards Priory. [399] “Commonly called of the Holy Ghost” (Pat. 1436); St. Mary & All SS. (Stow). [400] Seal shows St. Michael. Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 8. [401] Originally Holy Trinity & St. Thomas; now in Lambeth. [402] “Le Loke”; “atte Stonlok”; without St. George’s Bar; or the lepers of St. Thomas Wateryng. [403] Occurs 1345. [404] Lewes Museum (64). [405] Private, Heringham Priory, Knights Hosp. [406] Pat. 1251. [407] Called Gorogltown. [408] Afterwards St. Saviour (Seal). Cf. Leper-house, 1287. [409] Leper-house mentioned 1287. [410] Pat. 1253; or Holy Rood, Pat. 1426. [411] Or with St. Mary. [412] Pap. Lett., 1437.