index

461

Tunnage and poundage, 400, note 4,
406 and note 2

U

Universities, 231 and note i, 233
Uses, 221-224; Statute of, 224, note

V

Vestry, 333

Veto power, 291, note 2, 419, 420
and note 2, 432, note 4

Vill, see Township

Villa, Roman, 6, n, 43, note 2

Villeins, 43 and note 2, 44; after
the Conquest, 91-94, 101, 102,
note 4, 106, 108, 109, 151; in the
manor courts, 190; passing of,
192-195, 215, note i, 327, 388

W

Wages, of justices of the peace, 205;

of councillors, 299, 300; paid to

representatives in Parliament,

387 and note i
'Wapentake, 14
Wardrobe, the king's, 52, 124, 306,

318-323
Wardship, feudal, 120, 121 and note

i

Wer, 24 and note i
William I., 51, 81-85; Ft II,

passim; 153-156, 242-244, 255-

259, 266, note i, 306, 312, 325,

338, 411

William II, 89, 90, 100, 104, 126,
*39, *59» note i, 258-261, 261,
note i, 267, 269

Witan, 4, 50; general account of,
Pt. I, § I, 3, b; 61, 1x6, 117 and
note i, 119, 141

Wife, 24 and note 2, 40

Witnesses, in Anglo-Saxon proced-
ure, 20-23, 25, 67, 154 and note 4,
155; after Conquest, 327, 329;
modern, origin of, 164, note 2,
167, 168 and notes i and 2

Writs, 142-144; of right, 142, 148;
of pracipe, 142, 148 and note 5,
212, note 2; in general, 151, 152
and notes 2 and 3; Writ Quo
Warranto, 188 and note 2, 279;
creation of, limited, 212 (and note
2)-2i4; see Chancery, as secre-
tariat

Year Books, 233, note I, 234 and
note 4, 235,291, note I
York, 5; becomes seat of archbishop,
60 and note 2, 61; effect of Danish
invasions upon, 63, 64, 129; rela-
tions of archbishop of, with arch-
bishop of Canterbury settled
after Conquest, 129 and notes 2
and 3; House of, on the throne,
290 and note 3, 304, 427, 445,447;
city of, receives organization of
shire, 395, note 2
Young's case, 444, 445