Marshal, William, the elder, his origin and early life, 63–65; marriage, 65; Earl of Pembroke, 66; character, 67–70; at burial of John, 2; meeting with Henry, 3; knights him, 4; made guardian of the King, 6–8; at council of Bristol, 9; takes Farnham, 26; besieges Winchester castle, _ib._; sends party to besiege Mountsorel, 27; orders castles to be razed, 29; proposes to relieve Lincoln castle, 32; at battle of Lincoln, 34, 37, 39–42; musters fleet at Sandwich, 49, 51; blockades London, 55; negotiates with Louis, 55–57; his style and position as regent, 70–72; his seal used instead of the King’s, 14, 72, 73; arrangements for indemnity to Louis, 83–85; dealings with Scotland, 87; with Wales, 90–92; with Ireland, 93–95; orders concerning tournaments, 96, 97; ordinance about Jews, 97; grants Plympton to Falkes, 224; last days, 104–106 Marshal, John, 5, 8, 9; at battle of Lincoln, 33, 86, 44; chief justice of the Forest, 96; seneschal of Cork, etc., 218; of Ulster, 258 Marshal, Richard, 168 Marshal, William, the younger, rejoins the King, 25; besieges Winchester, 26; at battle of Lincoln, 33, 42; warden of Marlborough castle, 151; detains Fotheringay, 152, 162; gives it up, 163; disputes with Llywelyn, 160–162; truce with him, 173; urged to surrender Marlborough and Luggershall, 168; betrothed to Eleanor, _ib._; bidden to surrender Caerleon, 190; goes to Ireland, 191; returns, 192; takes Cardigan and Caermarthen, _ib._; defeats Gruffudd, 193; leads the host into Wales, 194, 195; constable of Cardigan and Caermarthen, 197; marries Eleanor, 219; Justiciar in Ireland, _ib._; agreement with Llewelyn, 258; overcomes Hugh de Lacy, _ib._; resigns justiciarship, 259; surrenders Caermarthen, Cardigan, and Caerleon, 260 Maulay, Peter de, constable of Corfe, 18; his alleged oath to John, 73, 74; his sheriffdoms, 74; arrest, 169, 179; release, 170; joins Hubert’s opponents, 204; at siege of Bedford, 238 Mauléon, Savaric de, 5, 9; his sheriffdoms, 74; constable of Bristol, _ib._, 283; returns to Poitou, 76; seneschal of Aquitaine, 175–177, 187; surrenders Niort, 233; defends La Rochelle, 234; joins Louis, 251; reverts to Henry, 265 Mausy, castle of, 220 Melun, viscount of, 48 Merton, treaty confirmed at, 60 Minority, the King’s, its duration, 73, 74; tenure of Crown offices during, 280–285 Monmouth, John of, 9 Morgan of Caerleon, 91, 92 Mortimer, Hugh de, 9, 91, 128, 257 Mortimer, Robert de, 9 Mountsorel, castle, 27, 30, 45 Musard, Ralf, 8, 203, 204, 211 Muscegros, Richard, 169 Nevers, Count of, 28, 30, 55, 60 Neville, Eustace de, 23, 48