18. _Viscount Lovell, K.G._, bore the civil sword of justice. 19. _Viscount Lisle_ (Grey),[1] bore the rod with dove. BARONS 20. _Lord Abergavenny_ (Nevill). 21. _Lord Maltravers, K.G._ (Fitz-Alan).[2] 22. _Lord Grey of Codnor._ 23. _Lord Grey of Wilton._ 24. _Lord Grey of Powys._ 25. _Lord Morley._ 26. _Lord Scrope of Bolton, K.G._ 27. _Lord Scrope of Masham._ 28. _Lord Beauchamp._ 29. _Lord Lumley._ 30. _Lord Audley._ 31. _Lord Stourton._ 32. _Lord FitzHugh._ 33. _Lord Zouch._ 34. _Lord Dacre._ 35. _Lord Ferrers, K.G._ 36. _Lord Cobham._ 37. _Lord Stanley, K.G._,[1] bore the mace of constable. [1] Turned traitors. [2] Eldest sons raised to the Upper House. ====================================================================== ====================================================================== {144} BARONS--_Continued_ 38. _Lord Strange._[2] 39. _Lord Welles._[1] 40. Lord Greystoke, in the marches. 41. Lord Mountjoy, at Calais. 42. Lord Dudley, K.G., very old. 43. Lord Hungerford,[2] a minor. 44. Lord Ogle, in the marches. 45. Lord de la Warre, abroad. PRELATES 1. _Archbishop of Canterbury_ (Bourchier). 2. _Bishop of Durham_ (Dudley). 3. " " _Rochester_ (Audley). 4. " " _Exeter_ (Courtenay). 5. " " _Norwich_ (Goldwell). 6. " " _Wells_ (Stillington). 7. " " _Salisbury_ (Woodville). 8. " " _Lincoln_ (Russell). UNDER ATTAINDER 1. Earl of Oxford, Lancastrian. 2. Earl of Devonshire, " 3. Lord Rivers, " 4. Lord Dynham, " 5. Lord Beaumont, " 6. Lord Clifford (minor) " 7. Marquis of Dorset, Woodville faction. 8. Jasper Tudor, late Earl of Pembroke.[3] 9. Henry Tudor, calling himself Earl of Richmond.[4] MINISTERS OF RICHARD III. Earl Marshal--The Duke of Norfolk. Lord Chancellor--Dr. John Russell, Bishop of Lincoln. Lord Chamberlain--Viscount Lovell, K.G. (at Bosworth). Slain at Stoke. Lord Steward--Lord Stanley (traitor). Lord Constable--Duke of Buckingham (traitor), then Sir Ralph Ashton. Lord Admiral--Duke of Norfolk, K.G. (at Bosworth). Slain in battle. 'Keeper of the Ships'--Thomas Rogers. Lord Privy Seal--John Gunthorpe, Dean of Wells. Lord Treasurer--Lord Audley (died 1491). Chancellor of the Exchequer--William Catesby (at Bosworth). Killed by Henry VII. [1] Turned traitors. [2] Eldest sons raised to the Upper House. [3] The earldom of Pembroke belonged to young Edward, eldest illegitimate son of Edward IV. [4] The earldom of Richmond had merged in the crown, having been granted to the Duke of Gloucester. ====================================================================== ====================================================================== {145}