[268] Gervase of Canterbury mentions hospitals of Bakechild and St. John in Blen; cf. Blien, Pipe Rolls and _Rot. Cancell._
[270] Chapel St. Mary V. (Pat. 1326). Double Dedication Pat. 1353.
[272] Cf. “Infirmis de Salt Wuda” (Pipe Rolls, 1168–9).
[275] Thus _Gent. Mag._, 1842; also called Newark.
[279] Lepers “de Albo Fossato” (Pat. 1253) or “Wyddych” (Pat. 1443) or “next Strood” (Wills).
[281] _Re-f._ 1363 by J. Fraunceys (_Lit. Cant._ ii. 436).
[289] Honor of Lancaster, Crown, Seton Nunnery.
[291] Or St. Mary and Holy Saviour, or “under Longridge”; afterwards under Templars or Hospitallers.
[299] Double dedication Pat. 1346; chapel, St. Mary Magd. (Pat. 1339). Called Mallardly.
[302] Collegiate Church of Holy Trinity, SS. Mary, Peter, John Ev. & John B.
[304] Braynford, “S. Ludowicus,” Ely Reg. Fordham f. 180.
[305] Cf. St. Bartholomew’s Chapel, Hackney, called Loke.
[307] “Hundeslawe,” Rot. Chart., 2 John, m. 32 _d._
[308] Cf. Seal. B.V.M. & St. Leonard. Chapel, Holy Trinity.
[309] Stow mentions Alien Hospitals at Holborn, Aldersgate, Cripplegate.
[310] Parish church, St. Giles; chapel, St. Michael.
[311] Chapels, SS. Catherine, Nicholas & Andrew.
[312] Or “of Acres.” Chapel, St. Cross (Pap. Let. 1365).
[313] Or Blessed Jesus, B.V.M. & St. John B.
[314] “The Papey,” or St. Augustine’s, for Priests.
[318] Between Shoreditch and Stoke Newington.
[322] Chapel, St. Bartholomew; afterwards Abbey.
[324] Or St. Mary & St. Stephen; sometimes Priory.
[327] Holy Trinity, B.V.M., St. Anne, St. Giles and All Saints, or St. Mary and St. Giles (Pap. Lett. 1255).
[329] Close 1335, but probably Benedictine Cell.
[333] B.M. lxvi. 10, Cat. 3974, unidentified, but cf. _Sigilla Antiq. Norfolc._ (Ives); also Palmer I, 368.
[334] Originally St. John Ap.; St. John B. occurs 1301.
[335] B. M. Mediæval Room, Case D, matrix.
[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).
[340] Peck, _Antiq. Annals_, vii. pp. 7, 12; _Survey_, p. 5.
[344] Cf. Papal Letters, 1290, Pat. 1348.
[345] Pat. 1246. Cf. Trinitarian House on Bridge, but J. Scott mentions three hospitals besides Friary.
[352] _History of Northumberland_, V, 237.