Montdidier, capture of, 97. More, Sir Thomas, Speaker in 1523, 103-105; Chancellor, 190. Nanfan, Sir Richard, 19. Norfolk, Thomas Howard I., Duke of, 30, 34. Norfolk, Thomas Howard II., Duke of, puts down tumult, 113, 114; plots against Wolsey, 177, 181; receives great seal from Wolsey, 186; president of the Council, 190. Norwich, tumult in, 113. Noyon, Treaty of, 44, 45. Oxford, Wolsey's influence in, 145-147. Pace, Richard, his mission to Maximilian, 41-43; mission to the German Elector, 55; mission to Venice, 95; mission to Bourbon, 106, 107. Parliament, of 1523, 103, 105; Wolsey's attitude to, 129, 130. Paulet, Sir Amyas, 19. Pavia, battle of, 109. Picardy, invasion of, 90. Putney, Wolsey at, 187. Rhodes, captured by Turks, 93. Richmond Lodge, Wolsey at, 193. Ruthal, Bishop of Durham, 22. St. Alban's, Wolsey made Abbot of, 83. Sanctuary, right of, 135. Scrooby, Wolsey at, 195. Sheffield Park, Wolsey at, 202. Southwell, Wolsey at, 194. Spinelly, Thomas, 31. Standish, Henry, 135-138. Stile, John, 31. Suffolk, Charles Brandon, Duke of, 30; ambassador to France, 36; marries Mary of England, 37; commander in France, 97; insults Wolsey, 176; receives great seal from Wolsey, 186. Surrey, Thomas Howard I., Earl of, member of Henry VII.'s Council, 22, 23; created Duke of Norfolk (_q.v._) 1514. Surrey, Thomas Howard II., Earl of, commander in France, 90, 91; put in charge of the Border, 92; takes the field against Albany, 98; succeeded Duke of Norfolk (_q.v._) 1524. Swiss troops in Milan, 38, 41, 42. Terouenne, capture of, 25. Tournai, capture of, 25; Wolsey, Bishop of, 29; ceded to France, 47-49; captured by, 81. Tunstal, Cuthbert, ambassador to Charles V., 67, 68; speech as chancellor, 103. Venice, attacked by League of Cambrai, 8, 9; England's dealings with, 95, 96. Vives, Juan Luis, 146. Walshe, Sir Walter, 199. Walsingham, Wolsey's pilgrimage to, 47. Warham, Archbishop, 20, 147, 154, 155. Wingfield, Sir Richard, 31, 41-43, 116. Worms, Diet of, 73. Wykeham, William of, 141. York, archbishopric of, given to Wolsey, 29. THE END _Printed by_ R. & R. CLARK, LIMITED, _Edinburgh_. BY THE SAME AUTHOR. HISTORY OF ROME. By Rev. M. CREIGHTON, M.A. of Oxford and Cambridge, D.C.L. of Durham, LL.D. of Glasgow and Harvard. With Maps. Eleventh Edition. Pott 8vo. 1s. [_Literature Primers._] _SATURDAY REVIEW._--"Mr. Creighton is constantly stopping to gather up the threads into his reader's hands, to mark 'noticeable points,' to give systematic little bits of generalisation about causes, and little lists of questions that a boy should bear in mind throughout; and all this is consistently couched in the _lenior imperativus_ of the lecturer.... The book is, as a rule, uniformly good, and far ahead of any small school histories that have appeared before."