King Charles I. visits Hull, and is
received with extraordinary pomp
Arms, &c., sent to the King, at York
An extraordinary Govenor of Hull,
appointed
Hull a considerable maritime town
in the reign of Edward III.......
Contests between the people of Hull
and the neighbouring villages res-
pecting fresh water
.25, 27, 28
Pope John XXI. settles the dispute
Contests with the people of Beverley
respecting tolls on the river Hull
Archbishop Neville assaulted.
A Castle built at Hull.
The Duke of Lancaster refused ad-
mittance within the gates of Hull
The town erected into a county, and
a sword, mace, &c., granted to the
Mayor
The town divided into wards
The people of Hull support the
Lancastrians
Hull visited by the plague
31 The Queen's arrival at Bridlington... 61
Flight of Sir John Hotham, and his
capture at Beverley
Execution of the Hothams
The breach between Charles and his
Parliament grows wider
Curious reports respecting Hull...
The King's party attempt to obtain
possession of Hull, by intrigue, &c
The Queen sends Arms, &c., from
Holland, and the King removes to
Beverley