INDEX.

Abbots, appointment of, 329.
— in parliament, 417, 459 sq.
Accounts, audit of, 56, 122, 274.
Adrian IV, pope, 300.

Alexander III, pope, 302, 312, 353.
Alfred, proposal to canoni-e, 133.

Alienation of land, restrictions on,
evaded, 571.

Alien priories, 48, 84, 86.

Aliens, legislation against, 44.

— taxation of, 103, 128, 131, 147,
168, 225.

Appeals to Rome, 360-364,
Appropriation of grants of money,
27x, 272.

Armies of Edward IV and Richard
III, 285-287.

Array, commissions of, 269, 281, 285-
287.

Arrest, freedom from, 508 sqq.

Arundel, Thomas, earl of Arundel
and Surrey, 16, 52; commands
in France, 81 ; is lord treasurer,
78.

— Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury,
preaches at the accession of Henry
IV, 13; discusses Richard’s fate,
20 ; has damages from Walden, 23 ;
restored by a papal act, 25 ; legis-
lates against the Lollards, 32, 33 ;
repels the attack of the knights,
48 ; urges the king against the
Lollards, 48 ; purges himself, 50 ;
intercedes for Scrope, 52; in par-
liament of 1406, 55 ; his hostility
to the Beauforts, 61 ; moves against
the Lollards, in convocation, 64 ;
forbids unauthorised translations
of the Bible, гЪ. ; chancellor again,
71 ; displaced, 78 ; renews the per-
secution of the Lollards, 79 sqq. ;
dies, 83; his constitutional speeches,
244, 246.

Ascough, William, bishop of Salis-
bury, murdered, 157.

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Assize, justices of, to take cognisance
of elections, 264, 265, 437.

Attainder, bills of, 184, 202, 273, 480.
Audley, James Touchet, lord, killed
at Blore Heath, 184.

— John Touchet, lord, fails to take
Calais, 187 ; changes sides, 193.

Aumale, honour of, 449.

Bagot, Sir William, 19.
Banneret, dignity of, 456.

Bardolf, Thomas, loɪd, rebels in 1405,
50 ; flies to Wale^ς≡, 59 ; dies, 64.

Baronage, importance of, 539.
Barony, 451 sqq.

Beauchamp, John, of Holt, created a
baron, 452.

Beauforts, legitimised, 59 ; with a
reservation, 61 ; adhere to the
prince of Wales, 61, 68, 69; to
Bedford against Gloucester, 97.

Beaufort, John, maιquess of Dorset,
degraded, 22 ; declared loyal, 32 ;
refuses to be restored as marquess,
39 ; at the head of the fleet, 47 ;
dies in 1410, 68.

— Henry, bishop of Lincoln, chan-
cellor, 39 ; made bishop of Win-
chester, 49, 59 ; opposes the mar-
ιiage of Clarence, 68; chancellor,
78,86; his loans, 90, 93; resigns
the great seal, 91 ; is chancellor
again in 1423, 103 ; his speech on
the elephant, 103 ; his first quarrel
WithGloucester, 104; garrisons the
Tower, ib. ; sends for Bedford, ib.^,_i
defends himself against Gloucester's
charges, 196 ; resigns the seal, 107;
goes abroad, 109 ; made a cardi-
nal, in ; heads the Hussite cru-
sade, 109, ιi2 ; attempt to exclude
him from council, 114; goes to
France, ɪɪð; attempt to remove
him, гЬ. ; his jewels seized, 117 ;
declared loyal, 118 ; leads the coun-

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