Pankhurst, Christabel, 336 Paris, Matthew (quoted), 100, 105, 108, 113, 117, 124 Parker, Matthew, afterwards Archbishop of Canterbury, 231, 232 Perkins, Corporal, 286 Petibone, John, 232 Place, Francis, 314, 319, 320 Powell, Professor York (quoted), 30, 65, 91, 121, 135 Prince, 284 Pym, John, enters House of Commons, 1614, 260; conspicuous in “Short Parliament,” 260; supports Eliot in Buckingham’s impeachment, 261; becomes leader of parliamentary party, 261; canvasses England on horseback before “Long Parliament,” 261; opens charge of impeachment against Strafford, 262; active work in parliament, 263, 264; makes overtures to the queen, 263; impeached for high treason, 265; takes refuge in city from Charles, 266; secures Portsmouth and Hull for the parliament, 266; his “solemn league and covenant” accepted by parliament, 269; dies, 1643, and buried in Westminster Abbey, 269 Rich, Edmund, Archbishop of Canterbury, 106; retires to Pontigny, 1240, and dies, 109 Richard II., agrees to interview with Tyler, 154; allows himself to be dissuaded, 155; sends to Tyler for written statement of grievances, 157; agrees to a meeting at Mile End, 159; assents to Tyler’s requests, 160; second meeting at Smithfield, 162; again agrees to Tyler’s demands, 164; after Tyler’s death personally disperses his followers, 166; the danger passed, rebels fiercely punished, 167; formally annuls charters granted to Tyler, 168; his death, 170 Richard the Breton, 59–63 Richard, Earl of Cornwall, half brother to Henry III., became King of the Romans, 118 Richard, Earl of Gloucester, 121, 122, 124 Rishanger, Chronicler for St. Albans (quoted), 121, 134 Rockingham, Council of, 13, 15 Roger of Wendover (quoted), 88 Roper, William, son-in-law to Sir Thomas More, 195, 196, 202 Roper, Margaret (his wife), 198 Russell, Lord John, 321, 326, 329 Sadler, 323 Salisbury, Earl of, counsels Richard II. not to interview Tyler, 155; at Smithfield, 163; his death, 170 Sanders, Henry, 297 Say-and-Sele, Lord, treasurer to Henry VI., impeached for treason, 174; arrested and taken to Tower, 181; beheaded by Cade’s order, 184 Scales, Lord, guardian of prisoners in Tower, 182; in conjunction with mayor and corporation opposes Cade, 186 Seldon, 252 Shaftesbury, Lord, 323 Sharpe, 328 Sheffield, Lord, 234 Sibley, Alderman, 156 Somerset, Protector, 221, 236 Stafford, Archbishop of Canterbury, Chancellor to Henry VI., 181, 187, 188 Stafford, Sir Humfrey, 180 Stafford, Sir William, 180 Standish, Ralph, 165, 166 Steward, Augustine, 234, 235 Strafford, Earl of, 252, 256, 262, 263 Straw, Jack, priest in Essex, follower of John Ball, 143; acts as lieutenant to Wat Tyler, 149; hanged without trial, 167 Strode, 265