INDE X. A ACHAMBER, John, heads a rebellion, 288—ta ken prifoner, and put to death, 289 Acon, in Paleftine, the fiege of, raised, 2 Albans, St. firft battle of, 224-fecond battle of, 229 Arras, treaty of, 189 Arthur, prince of Wales, married to Catharine of Spain, 313-his death, îb. Artillery, ufed by Edward III. at the battle of Creffy, 97 Afkew, Anne, put to the torture, 411-condemned to the flames, ib. Affaffins, who, 2-their deteftable character, ib.-undertake to murder prince Edward, íb.-disappointed and their emiffary flain, 3 Audley, lord, joins the Cornish infurgents, 299-taken and executed, 300 Aumale, duke of, betrays a confpiracy formed against Henry IV. 158 Azincourt, battle of, 183 B AINHAM, James, burnt for his religion, 369 Baliol, John, claims the Scottish throne, 17-acknowledges the fuperiority of Edward, 19-renews his oath of fealty, 20-placed on the throne of Scotland, ib.is fummoned to appear at Westminster, ib.-revolts from Edward, 21-enters into a treaty with Philp, ib. -fum E e 3 -fummoned to appear before the parliament of Eng、 land, 21-is affigned a council of twelve noblemen, 22-makes his peace with Edward, 24-refigns his crown into that prince's hands, ib.-carried prifoner to London, ib.-banished to France, and dies in a private station, ib. Baliol, Edward, claims the crown of Scotland, 83-is fupported by Edward III. ib.-gains a confiderable victory, ib.-crowned at Scone, ib.-defeated by Archibald Douglas, ib.-takes refuge in England, 84reinftated by Edward, 85 Banifler, betrays his benefactor, the duke of Buckingham, 268 Bofworth-field, battle of, 271 Banockburn, battle of, 61 Bards, the Welsh, maffacred, 15 Beaufort, Henry, bishop of Winchester, opposes the duke of Gloucester, 212-gains the afcendant, 214-is accufed of the death of that nobleman, 215-his death, ib. Becket, Thomas, his fhrine demolished, 375-his name ftruck out of the breviary, ib. Bedford, duke of, brother to Henry V. appointed protector of England, 197-totally defeats the dauphin, 198-retires into England, ib.-caufes Henry VI. to be crowned at Paris, 205-burns the maid of Orleans at Rouen, 208-his death, 209 Bible tranflated into Englifh, 376 Bigod, Roger, refufes the command of an army, 32 Bilney, Thomas, burnt for fupporting the proteftant te nets, 369 Bloreheath, action of, 225 Bloody Statute, what, 376 Bohun, Humphry, refuses to take the command of an Brifol made a bishopric, 375 Bruce, Robert, claims the Scottish throne, 17-acknow. Jedges ledges Edward's fuperiority, 19-his claim difmiffed 20-submits to Edward, 22-fecretly favours Wallace, 36-refigns the pleafing hopes of delivering Scotland to his fon, 44 Bruce, Robert, the younger, refolves to free his country from the English yoke, 45-makes his efcape from England, ib.-ftabs Cummin, 46-expels the Englifa forces, ib.-crowned at Scone, ib.-defeated by Aymer de Valence, 47-flies to the Western islands, 48 his fifter fhut up in a wooden cage, ib.-defeats Aymer de Valence, 53-gains a great victory at Banockburn, 61-kills Henry de Bohun, ib. —, David, invades England, 107-defeated, and taken prisoner, 108 Buchan, countefs of, fhut up in a wooden cage, 48 Bullen, Anna, account of, 353-privately married to Henry VIII. 364-favours the reformation, 367-confined to her apartment, 378-accused of incontinence, 379-fent to the Tower, ib.-her letter to the king, 381-tried by a jury of peers, 384-her noble defence, 385-her proteftations of innocence, 386-her execution, 387 Burdet, Thomas, executed for a trifling exclamation, 248 Burgundy, duke of, affaffinates the duke of Orleans, 189 is himself affaffinated by the dauphin of France, ib. the young duke of, joins with Henry V. to revenge the death of his father, 189-continues his engagements with the duke of Bedford, 197-breaks his treaty with the English, 209-several of his subjects murdered, ib. Burley, Sir Simon, condemned and executed, 137 C CABOT, Sebaftian, difcovers the Northern parts of América, 317 Cade, John, account of, 219-heads a rebellion in Kent, ib.—his demands, ib.-cuts to pieces a detachment of the royal army, 220-enters London, ib.-puts lord Say, the treafurer, to death, ib.-is abadoned by his fol followers, 221-flies into the Wolds of Kent, ib.- Caen, taken and plundered by the English, 95 Calais, famous fiege of, 102-made a mart for wool, Catharine, princefs, married to Henry V. 191 - of Spain, married to Arthur prince of Wales, Chalons, count of, foiled by Edward, 6-his ungenerous Charles, the wife, afcends the throne of France, 118– -, dauphin of France, affaffinates the duke of Or- is driven beyond the Loire, 193-his deplorable fi- Chester made a bishopric, 375 Chivalry, its advantages in England, 123 Clarence, duke of, defeated, 192-drowned in a butt of Cleves, Anne of, contracted to Henry VIII. 395-her Clifford, Sir Robert, joins Warbeck, 294-gained over Combat, fingle, ceremonies of, 142 Cranmer, Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, fome ac, -the the council ordered to enquire into his conduct, Creffingham, his avaricious conduct, 34-perfuades War- Cromwell, Thomas, account of, 367-favours the refor- Cummin of Badenoch, oppofes Wallace, 38-made regent D DAVID, brother of Lewellyn, prince of North Wales, Denny, Sir Anthony, informs Henry VIII. of his ap- Defpenfer, Hugh, becomes the favourite of Edward II. 64 Douglas, Sir William, joins Wallace, 36-submits to Archibald, attempts to fieze Edward III. 79- Dudley, one of Henry's minifters, 312-account of, 313 Dunbar, battle of, 22 Eden |