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The TEMPORAL GOVERNMENT. [Maiors and Sheriffs.]
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A Variance fell in London between the Goldsmiths and the Taylors, wherethrough many Men were slain.
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| A.D. 1269. | } | { Thomas Basing. |
| 54 Hen' III. | } Sheriffs, | { Robert Cornehill. |
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| Hugh Fitz-Ottonis *, Custos of London, and Constable of the Tower. |
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*Fitz-Thomas, 1st Ed. and Sum.
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| A.D. 1270. | } | { Walter Potter. |
| 55 Hen' III. | } Sheriffs, | { Philip Tailor. |
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| MAIOR, John Adrian, Vintener. |
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| A.D. 1271. | } | { Gregory Rokesly. |
| 56 Hen' III. | } Sheriffs, | { Henry Waleys. |
| MAIOR, John Adrian, Vintener. |
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The Steeple of Bow Church in Cheapside fell downe, and slew many People.
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| A.D. 1272. | } | { Richard Paris. |
| 57 Hen' III. | } Sheriffs, | { John de Wodeley. |
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| MAIOR, Sir Walter Harvy; CUSTOS, Henry Frowike, Pepperer, for part that Year. |
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King EDWARD I. began his Reign the sixteenth of November, 1272.
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| A.D. 1273. | } | { John Horne. |
| 1 Edw' I. | } Sheriffs, | { Walter Potter. |
| MAIOR, Sir Walter Harvy, Knight. |
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This Man was made Maior at a Folkmote, kept at Paul's Cross; afterwards deprived of his Office of Alderman for his ill Deeds.
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| A.D. 1274. | } | { Nicolas Winchester. |
| 2 Edw' I. | } Sheriffs, | { Henry Coventry. |
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| MAIOR, Henry Walleis. |
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This Year the Maior was sent beyond Sea; and the King commanded the Sheriffs and Citizens to appoint two other discreet Freemen to take the Office in his Absence.]
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| A.D. 1275. | } | { Lucas Batencourte. |
| 3 Edw' I. | } Sheriffs, | { Henry Frowicke. |
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| MAIOR, Gregory Rokesly; |
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Chief Saymaster of all the King's Mints throughout all England, and Keeper of the King's Exchange at London.
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This Year was an extraordinary Inquisition made of Defaults and Complaints in the City; and Jury-Men appointed in every Ward to present them. Which Presentments are still extant in the Quo Warranto Bag at the Tally Court in the Exchequer.]
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| A.D. 1276. | } | { John Horne. |
| 4 Edw' I. | } Sheriffs, | { Raphe Blunt. |
| MAIOR, Gregory Rokesley. |
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| A.D. 1277. | } | { Robert de Arar. * |
| 5 Edw' I. | } Sheriffs, | { Ralph L. Fewre. † |
| MAIOR, Gregory Rokesley. |
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*Aras, Sum.
†Fenour, ibid.
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| A.D. 1278. | } | { John Adrian. |
| 6 Edw' I. | } Sheriffs, | { Walter Langley. |
| MAIOR, Gregory Rokesley. |
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| A.D. 1279. | } | { Robert Basing. |
| 7 Edw' I. | } Sheriffs, | { William le Meyre. * |
| MAIOR, Gregory Rokesley. |
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*Will Maraliver, 1st Ed. Maserer, Sum.
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| A.D. 1280. | } | { Thomas Fox. * |
| 8 Edw' I. | } Sheriffs, | { Ralph Delamere. † |
| MAIOR, Gregory Rokesley. |
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*Box, Summ.
†Rafe at More, Summ.
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| A.D. 1281. | } | { William Farindon. |
| 9 Edw' I. | } Sheriffs, | { Nicolas Winchester. |
| MAIOR, Gregory Rokesley. |
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This William Farindon, Goldsmith, one of the Sheriffs, was Father to Nicolas Farindon: Of these two, Farindon Ward took that Name.
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| A.D. 1282. | } | { W. le Meyre. * |
| 10 Edw' I. | } Sheriffs, | { Richard Chigwel. † |
| MAIOR, Henry Walleis. †† |
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*Maraliver, 1st Edit. Mazerer, Summ.
†Chikewel, Summ.
††Henry Mazerer, Summ.
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This Henry Walleis builded the Tun upon Cornhill to be a Prison, and the Stocks to be a Market-House.
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| A.D. 1283. | } | { Raphe Blunt. * |
| 11 Edw' I. | } Sheriffs, | { Ankerin de Betavil. † |
| MAIOR, Henry Walleis. * |
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*Blund, First Edit.
†Anketrin de Bekanil, 1st Ed. Haukin
Betwel, Summ.
*Henry Mazerer, Summ.
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| A.D. 1284. | } | { Jordan Goodcheap. |
| 12 Edw' I. | } Sheriffs, | { Martin Box. |
| MAIOR, Henry Walleis. * |
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†Henry Mazerer, Summ.
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Lawrence Ducket, Goldsmith, murthered in Bow Church, and the Murtherers hanged.
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