@files@50710@50710-h@50710-h-31.htm.html#Page_388" class="pginternal">388. Courtenay, Earl of Devon, plot to marry Elizabeth and dethrone Mary, 36; marries Anne of Warwick, 37; pays court to Louis XI., 39; hostile conduct towards Clarence, 42; commands army against Scotch, enters Edinburgh, 44; pledges support to Edward V., 46; arrests Lords Grey and Rivers and others, 47; seizes the king, 48; and his brother, 49; holds London in subjection, 50; accepts Crown at Baynard's Castle, proclaims amnesty, 51; crowned, 52. (See also Richard III.) Gondamar, Spanish Ambassador, 474. Gordon, Lady Catherine, marries Warbeck, 88; attached to Queen's Court, 94. Gowrie Conspiracy, The, 406. Gresham, Sir Thomas, 395. Grey, Lady Jane, 202; marries Lord Guildford Dudley, and is made Queen, 220; beheaded, 232. Grindal, Archbishop of Canterbury, 298. Guinegate, Battle of. (See "Spurs," 110.) Guise, Duke of, head of Catholic League, 304; assassinated, 313. Gunpowder Plot, The, 419-430. Hamilton, Marquis of, sent by Charles to Covenanters, 568; concessions, 570; opens General Assembly, 571; letter to Charles, 572; ill-success of fleet, 577. Hamilton of Bothwellhaugh, 283; assassinates Murray, 284. Hampden, John, 552; ship money, 560. Hampton Court Conference, 414. Hastings, Lord, confidant of Gloucester, 47. Hawkins, Sir John, 313; originates slave trade, 314. Hedgeley Moor, Battle of, 21. Henry VI., his imbecility, 6; York appointed Protector, 7; defeated at St. Albans, 8; Great Council of Coventry, 9; Conference at London, 10; at Ludiford, 11; defeated at Northampton, Parliament for redress of grievances, 13; assents to bill of succession, 14; attainted by Parliament, 19; at Harlech Castle, 20; captured and imprisoned, 22; restored to throne by Warwick, 31; defeat of Barnet, 34; death in the Tower, burial at Chertsey Abbey, body removed by Richard III. to Windsor, 36. Henry VII., defective title, Parliament and attainted members, 462. Mercantile Marine, 16th century, 394. Merchant Adventurers of London, The, 395. Monteagle, Lord, 114. Montrose, Marquis of, joins Leslie at Dunse Hill, 576; won over to Royal party, 578; arrested, 606. More, Sir Thomas, Speaker House of Commons, 134; question of Henry's divorce submitted to him, 147; Lord Chancellor, 154; beheaded, 163; his "Utopia," 362. Mortimer's Cross, Battle of, 16. Morton, Archbishop, 78. Morton, Regent of Scotland, ordered to resign, regains power, 299; charged with murder of Darnley, intercession of Elizabeth, 300; trial and execution, 301. Mountjoy, Lord-Deputy of Ireland, 338. Murray, Earl of, threatened forfeiture, 263; Bothwell, 267; retires to France, 270; Regent, 273; Commission of Inquiry on Mary Stuart, 275; entrapped by Cecil, 277; party to scheme for marriage of Mary Stuart with Duke of Norfolk, 280; betrays Maitland, 281; negotiations with Elizabeth for surrender of Mary, 283; assassinated, 284. Music of the 16th century, 378. "My Lord of Misrule," Stubbs quoted, 399. Nantes, Edict of, 331. Navy office, founded by Henry VIII., 394. Navy, The Royal, 16th century, 393. Netherlands, Protestant revolt, 279; Elizabeth's aid to, 292. Nonconformists, The, 356. Norfolk, Duke of, president of the council, 154; condemned for treason, 203; miraculous escape, 204. Norfolk, Duke of, a commissioner to try Mary Stuart, 275; secret design to marry Mary, 276; hostility to Cecil, 278; displeasure of Elizabeth, 280; tried for treason, 288; executed, 289. Northampton, Battle of, 13. Northumberland, Duke of, Dudley, disgraceful peace with France, 216; avarice, 219; scheme for changing the succession, 220; insurrection in favour of Mary, 222; trial with chief associates on the council, beheaded, 224. (See also Warwick, Dudley, Earl of.) "Novum Organum," The, 378. Noye, Attorney General, proposes ship-money, his works, 373-4. Ship money, 557; protests against writs, sanction of judges, 558; Richard Chambers and John Hampden resist payment, 558; Hampden's case tried in Court of Exchequer, 559; judgment against him, 560. Ships, 15th century, 75; 16th century, 393. Short Parliament, The, its members, numerous petitions, speech of Pym, Star Chamber and Queen's Bench, 583; conflict with Charles over supply, 584. Sidney, Sir Philip, falls at Zutphen, 306; "Arcadia," 364. Simnel, Lambert, 79. Six Articles, The statute of, 175. Solemn League and Covenant, 567. Solway Moss, Battle of, 191. Somerset, Duke of, 5; attainted by Commons, challenge to York, 6; committed by Parliament to Tower, reinstated, 7; joins Queen Margaret at York, commands at Wakefield, 15; at Towton, 18; attainted second time, unsuccessful embassage for Margaret to Louis XI., 19; death, 22. Somerset, Duke of, lack of statesmanship, reform in the Church, ecclesiastical commission, the "Royal injunctions," 207; his avarice, Somerset House, defection of council, 214; disgrace, 215; trial and execution, 218. Somerset, Earl of, 451; changed manner, supplanted by Villiers, 454; charge of poisoning Sir Thomas Overbury, 455; condemned, pardoned by king, 548. (See also Rochester.) Spain, treaty with England, 106; hostilities against England, 315; capture of Cadiz, 329; descent on Ireland, 338; intrigues against England, 407; Spanish match, 490; treaty with Charles I., 557. Spenser, Edmund, poet, serves in army of Lord Grey, 296; receives forfeited Irish estate, 297; "Faerie Queen," 371. "Sports, Book of," The, 464. Spurs, Battle of, 110. St. Albans, Battle of, 8; second battle, 16. Stanley, Lord, 49; imprisoned in Tower by Gloucester, 50; constable of England, 52; secret treaty with Elizabeth of York, deserts Richard at Bosworth, 63; places crown on Henry's head, 64. Star Chamber, the, Origin of, 82; why named, Printed by Cassell & Company, Limited, La Belle Sauvage, London, E.C.
Transcriber's note: P.12. 'perferment' changed to 'preferment'. P.44. 'peithet' changed to 'epeithet'. P.295. 'Campion' changed to 'Campian'. P.326. 'slily' changed to 'slyly'. P.342. 'Bastile' changed to 'Bastille'. P.348. 'Arragon' changed to 'Aragon'. P.417. 'eing' changed to 'being'. P.490. 'negociations' changed to 'negotiations'. P.549. 'nothi' changed to 'nothing'. P.611. 'Campion' changed to 'Campian'. P.612. 'bishopric o' changed to 'bishopric of'. Corrected various punctuation errors.
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