Gray, Walter de, _see_ York Gregory IX, Pope, 268 Gruffudd, son of Llywelyn, 193, 195 Gualo, Legate in England, 2, 4; persuades Marshal to undertake regency, 7; summons a council, 9; lays interdict on Wales, 10; on lands of rebels, 15; proclaims the war a crusade, 25; absolves Louis, 60; punishes contumacious clergy, 77, 78; resigns the legation, 103; leaves England, _ib._ Gwenwynwyn, prince of South Powys, 89 Gwynedd, 87 Haringot, Nicolas, 31 Haye, Nicolaa de, 20, 37, 147–149 Hedingham castle, 19 Henry, son of King John, 2, 3; meeting with the Marshal, 3; knighted, 4; crowned, _ib._, 5; placed in care of Peter des Roches, 7; territory held by his party, 17, 18; treaty with Louis, 57–59; enters London, 78; given in charge to Pandulf, 105, 106; projects of marriage, 127, 253, 264; lays first stone of new church at Westminster, 129; second coronation, _ib._, 130; relations with Hugh of La Marche, 139–141, 220; treaty with Scotland, 140; meeting with Alexander, 145; oath of barons to, about castles, 146; visits castles, 154; at translation of S. Thomas, 158; his debts, 160; period for termination of his minority, 173, 199; released from Peter’s tutorship, 180; demands restitution of Normandy, &c., 188, 189; receives John de Brienne, 194, 195; with the host in Wales, 196; agreement with Llywelyn, 197; first coming of age, 203; attests his own letters, 207; his position after December, 1223, 208; demands restitution of castles, 210; answer to demand for confirmation of Charter, 215; seizes lands of Normans and Bretons, 220; summons ships, 221; sends reinforcements to La Rochelle, 222; summons barons to Northampton, _ib._; besieges Bedford castle, 232, 239, 242, 243; hangs the garrison, 244; negotiations with Germany, 253; with Toulouse, _ib._; with Auvergne, _ib._; sends envoy to Damascus, footnote 1155; contemplates going to Gascony, 256; illness, _ib._; conferences with Llywelyn, 257, 258; relations with Earl Marshal (II), 260, 261; declared of age, 266; tenure of Crown offices during his minority, 281–284; Charters of, _see_ Charter Hereford, Giles de Breuse, bishop of, 89 Hereford castle, 204 Hertford castle, 18 Hidage, 82, 85 Hobrigg, Gervase of, footnote 240 Honorius III, Pope, orders prelates to give an aid, 82, 262; threatens Hugh of La Marche, 145; letters concerning castles, 146, 147, 153, 205, 206; conflicting requests to, from England, 216; his letters concerning Henry’s coming of age, 202, 286–290; letters to Henry, footnote 1076, footnote 1087; intercedes for Falkes, 249; forbids Henry to attack France, 256; dies, 268 Huntingdon, David, Earl of, 152 Huntingdon, honour of, 87, 152, 163 Indemnity paid to Louis of France 83–85