1454-86. _Thomas Bourchier_,[1][4] _Cardinal Archbishop of Canterbury._ 1480-1501. Thomas Rotherham,[4] Archbishop of York. 1448-89. Thomas Kempe[4] (then aged 79), Bishop of London. 1447-87. _William de Waynflete_,[2] _Bishop of Winchester._ 1476-85. _William Dudley_,[1][2][3] _Bishop of Durham._ 1465-92. _Robert Stillington_,[1] _Bishop of Bath and Wells._ 1478-1504. Edward Story,[4] Bishop of Chichester. 1478-86. John Morton (traitor),[4] Bishop of Ely. 1478-86. _Peter Courtenay_ (traitor),[1][4] _Bishop of Exeter._ 1474-92. Thomas Milling (Abbot of Westminster), Bishop of Hereford. 1459-92. _William Smith_,[3] _Bishop of Lichfield._ 1480-95. _John Russell_,[1] _Bishop of Lincoln._ 1472-99. _James Goldwell_,[1][4] _Bishop of Norwich._ 1480-92. _Edmund Audley_,[1][4] _Bishop of Rochester._ 1482-85. _Lionel Woodville_ (traitor),[1] _Bishop of Salisbury._ 1476-86. _John Alcock_,[2][3] _Bishop of Worcester._ 1478-95. Richard Bell,[4] Bishop of Carlisle. 1464-96. Thomas Ednam,[4] Bishop of Bangor. 1478-96. John Marshall,[4] Bishop of Llandaff. 1472-95. _Richard Redman_,[2][3] _Bishop of St. Asaph._ 1483. _Thomas Langton_,[2] _Bishop of St. David's._ 1480-87. Richard Oldham, Bishop of Sodor and Man. 1474-98. _John Esteney_,[1] _Abbot of Westminster._ KNIGHTS OF THE GARTER, CREATED BY RICHARD III. 1. Sir John Conyers (at Bosworth). Escaped. 2. The Earl of Surrey (at Bosworth). Taken prisoner. 3. Viscount Lovell (at Bosworth). Escaped. Slain at Stoke. The King's dearest friend. [1] At the coronation. [2] Received the King at Oxford. [3] With the King at Warwick [4] At Henry Tudor's first Parliament. ====================================================================== ====================================================================== {147} 4. Sir Richard Ratcliffe (at Bosworth). Slain in the battle. 5. Sir Thomas Burgh. 6. Lord Stanley (traitor). 7. Sir Richard Tunstall. KNIGHTS _Sir Robert Dymoke_ (the champion) was knighted on July 5, 1483. Sir Robert Percy . . . . . . . . . " " " Sir Walter Hopton . . . . . . . . " " " Sir William Jenney (Judge) . . . . " " " Sir Robert Brackenbury . . . . . . " " " 1485. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH, CREATED AT THE CORONATION OF RICHARD III.[1]