Volume II 1603-1660 - The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple

INDEX AND
GLOSSARY.
399
HOUR GLASS, 127, 226, 247, 252, 263,
313.
HOUSE, orders, etc., as to searching, 45,
63. See Strangers.
HORNS, 191, 284 ; orders as to blowing,
I 27, 159. See Panierman.
HOWARD, Hen., Earl of Northampton,
adm., jo.
, Thom., Earl of Arundel, adm., 9.
, Sir Thom., adm., 29.
io6, 112, I 25.
HOWKINS, John, 240, 241, 242.
HUGHES, -, treasurer, 67.
HULSTON, Ranulph, 354.
HUNSDON, John, Lord, adm., 14.
HUNT, Thurston, XXVi.
HURLESTONE, Humphrey, lxxiii, auditor
for treasurer, 257 ; bur. of, 368 ; call to
bar, 120.
HURST, John, adm., 112 ; bur. of, 367 ;
call to bar, 155.
HUTCHINSON, Ralph, vintner, 247, 252.
HUSWIVES FLAXEN CLOTH, for table
cloths, 258.
HYDE, Edw., Lord Clarendon, Lord
Chancellor, xcvii, cxix.
—, John, son of Humphrey, bur. of,
361.
—, Laurence, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342,
343.
—, Mr., minister of the Temple Church,
38.
IM PARLANCE[the argument or pleading
upon an imaginary case given at the exercises
of learning of the Inn], orders as to,
etc., 15, 121, 237, 238, 267.
INGLEBY, John, expulsion of, for recusancy,
82.
INGRAM, Thomas, the painter, 165.
INNER BARRISTER, I 5. See Barrister,
Inner.
INNER BUTTERY, rushes for, 231.
INNER TEMPLE,Xi, liii, lviii, 39, 116, 307 ;
a refuge and sanctuary for beggars and
idle and sick persons, 8 ; book to enter
evidences of, in, 31 ; burglary in, 153 ;
debts of, 4, 7 2 ; disorders committed in,
90 ; divided into six parts, liv ; divisions
during civil wars, cviii ; dispute with
Middle Temple as to boundaries, lxxv,
168, 176 ; gravel for noisome places in,
31 ; loan forced upon, 352 ; made a
shelter for outlaws, 57 ; masks at, xxxix,
xlii, xliii (seeMasks) ; orders as to members
owing money to, 13, 15, 35; petition
as to exemption from assessment, 370 ;
rebuilding in, lxxv, lxxvi; records of, 269 ;
religious observances in, lxxx ; remonstrance
of, as to keeping Xmas, 369 ;
report of commissioners touching abuses
committed in, 16-20 ; robbery in, 13 ;
sanitary arrangements of, i6o; searching
the houses in, 92, 1 o5 ; suit against the
Middle Temple, 353 ; treasurer and
benchers of, 89 ; to be divided into six
parts for being under charge of bench,
66 ; water supply to, 12, 24. SeeWater
Supply.
INNER TEMPLE, Garden. SeeGarden.
Gate, xxxv, 51. SeeTemple Gates.
Hall. See Hall.
Lane, cviii cviii, 282, 312, 325, 326,
354 ; book-binder's shop near, 354 ;
new building in, 6o ; paving of, 312.
INNS OF CHANCERY, 47 (3), 68, 70, 78 ;
admission from, 249 ; decadence of, lvi,
lvii, lviii ; duties of readers in, 84, 237 ;
government of, 83 ; governors and principals
of, 113 ; jurisdiction over by Inns
of Court, lvii ; readers in, 17, 100, 131 ;
readers in, to continue their reading two
years, oo ; orders as to moots in, etc.,
161, 229, 280 ; searches to be made in
each term for suspicious persons, 83 ;
scarcity of students in, and decay in, 113 ;
students, etc., in, 14 (3), 83, 113.
INNS OF COURT, 66, 84 (2) ; benchers of,
83 (2) ; cavalry of, cvi ; formed for the
profession of the law and secondly for
the education of the nobility and gentry,
83 ; government of, 83 ; governors and
principals of, 113 ; not to be lodgings
for gentlemen in the country, 83 ; orders
agreed upon by, 83; searches to be made
for suspicious persons in, every term, 83.
IREMONGER, Alphonsus, Mr. Middleton's
man, 122.
ISACK, George, 209.
IVY, or IvE, Simon, lay vicar of St. Paul's,
xlvii.
IZACK, Rich., call to bar, 296.
JACOB, -, 270.
JACKSON, Sir Anthony, cxxix ; call to bar,
226 ; call to bench, 334 ; petition of,
319.
—, Francis, son of Sir John, adm., 169 ;
call to bar, 226.