Quarrels with Ws tmcks of Yoik and Glo-cefter, VHL 226.—Excites the difcontent of fhe people of England, 226.—Retires to Wales, 231Conftrained by the people to appoint commiffioners to examine into accounts of his confidential minifters, 319. —Retires to Briftol, 331.—Takes méa-fures to counteract the proceeding* of the new council, which had been appointed for him by the commiffioners of accounts, 336. —Sends the duke of Ireland, as his lieute-nant, with a large army towards London, 346.—His troops defeated near Oxford* ^55.—Returns to London, under the COA-duet of the acchbilhop of Canterbury, 362. -t-Afiembles a parliament to receive the homage of hU fubje&s, 364.—Enters into a truce with the king of France, 347.— Holds a grand tournament at London, X. 122.—Endeavours to make peace with France, 250.--Concludes a peace with king Charles, XL 105-—Prcfcnts the duke of Lailcaftcr with the duchy of Aquitaine, 119. •—Leads an army into Ireland, 124.— Seeks to marry the lady Ifabella, daughter of the king of France, 142,—Obtains the fubmifiion of four Irifh kings, 156.—Ré-cals the duke of Lancafter from Aquitaine, 168.—Has an interview with the king of France at Ardres, 285.—Receives the lady I&bella from king Charles in his tent at Atdra INDEX.