Great Britain -- History -- Henry III, 1216-1272; Henry III, King of England, 1207-1272
Ireland, the March in, 93–95, 217–219;
Justiciars of, _see_ Dublin, Marsh, Marshal
Isabel, Queen, at Henry’s coronation, 5;
negotiates with Count of Nevers, 55;
confirms treaty of Kingston, 60;
returns to Angoulême, 134;
relations with the Lusignans, 132;
second marriage, 139;
disputes about her dower lands, 140, 141, 177
Isabel, sister of Henry III, 140, 253
Isabel of Scotland, 169
Isles, King of the, _see_ Ragnald
Jews, ordinance concerning, 97;
tallage on, 250
Joan, sister of Henry III, 132, 133, 140, 141, 145, 171
Joan, half sister of Henry III, 89
John, King of England, 1, 2
John de Brienne, King of Jerusalem, 97, 194, 195
Justices in eyre, 86, 87
Kingston, treaty of, 57–59, 278–280
Kinnerley, castle of, 191, 197, 257
Lacy, Hugh de, 217, 218, 258
Lacy, John de, 204
Lacy, Walter de, 9, 203, 204, 217–219, 258
Langton, Simon de, 28, footnote 240
Langton, Stephen de, _see_ Canterbury
Larchevêque, William, 138, 142
L’Estrange, John, 9
Liberties, Charters of, _see_ Charter
Liberties of the Crown, inquest into, 201
Lincoln, city, 34, 35;
sacked, 45;
castle, 20, 31, 35, 148, 149;
battle of, 36–44, 273–277
Lincoln, Hugh II bishop of, 99–101
Lisle, Brian de, 33, 98, footnote 490, 204, 211, 238
Llywelyn ap Iorwerth, Prince of North Wales, 89;
conquers and divides South Wales, _ib._;
attacks Pembroke, 90, 161;
made constable of Cardigan and Caermarthen, 91;
dispute with Hugh de Mortimer, 128;
disputes with the Marshal, 129, 160–162;
truce with Marshal, 173;
destroys Kinnerley and Whittington, 191;
war against, 193, 194;
besieges Builth, 195;
excommunicated, 196;
submits, 197;
conference with, postponed, 240;
letter to King about Falkes, 241;
conferences with Henry, 257, 258;
agreement with Marshal and Chester, 258
London, Louis in, 16, 47;
blockaded,55;
Henry received in, 78;
riot in, 184–186;
Tower of, 211, 213
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