Sudbury, Simon, Archbishop of Canterbury, 144; his palace at Canterbury ransacked by Tyler, 152; Lambeth palace stormed by Tyler and records destroyed, but building uninjured, 156; beheaded by Tyler, on Tower Hill, 161 Suffolk, Duke of, chief minister to Henry VI., 173; impeached as a traitor, 174; beheaded, 174 Suffolk, Earl of, President of Richard II.’s council, 155, 163, 167, 170 Sutherton, Leonard, 232 Tonge, Alderman, 156 Theobald, Archbishop, 33, 34, 36 Thompson, Corporal William, 285 Thompson, Cornet, 286 Tressilian, Sir Robert, 167, 170 Tyler, John, 148, 149 Tyler, Wat, chosen captain of peasants at Maidstone, 149; his recorded history can be followed for eight days only, 150; his followers at first moderate, 151; at Canterbury, 152; bursts open gaol at Maidstone and releases Ball and other prisoners, 153; sets out for London at head of 30,000 men, 153; encamps at Blackheath, 153; sends Sir John Newton with message to Richard II., 154; interview refused, 155; he marches on London Bridge, and destroys adjacent property, 155; keeps his followers under strict discipline, 156; demands interview with the king, 158; conference at Mile End, 159, 160; invites king to meet him again, at Smithfield, 162; his demands agreed to, 164; in sudden scuffle draws dagger, strikes Walworth, and is mortally wounded in return, 165; his head exposed on London Bridge, 166 Urban, Pope, 18, 19 Vernon, 328 Vincent, 321 Von Hutten, Ulrich, 193 Warwick, Earl of, High Chamberlain to Henry VIII., 236–240 Walter, Hubert, Bishop of Salisbury, afterwards Archbishop of Canterbury, 69, 70, 73, 76, 77, 81 Walter of Coventry (quoted), 85 Walworth, William, Mayor of London, owns London houses of ill-fame, 155; the same destroyed by Tyler, 155; attempts to fortify London Bridge, 155; urges king and council to action, 157; at Smithfield, 163; wounds Tyler mortally, 165; knighted by Richard, 166 Walwyn, 283 Warham, Archbishop, 197 Watson, a Norwich preacher, 229 Waynfleet, William, Bishop of Winchester, 188 Wellington, Duke of, 326 Wentworth (see Strafford, Earl of). Weston, Chancellor of the Exchequer, 252 Wilberforce, William, 313 William I., his character, 3; condition of country under, 3–5; death, 5 William II., his character, 5; condition of England under, 6; appoints Anselm to Archbishopric of Canterbury, 10; his quarrel with Anselm, 11–13, _et seq._; his death, 19 Williams, 328 Windebank, 262