Arundel, Archbishop, 117 Arundel, Earl of, at Richard's coronation, 109, 143 Arundel collection, letter from Elizabeth of York to the Duke of Norfolk seen by Buck in, 229 Arundell, Sir Thomas, K.B., at Richard's coronation, 147 Ashton, Sir Ralph, made Vice-Constable, 131, 132 _n._ Atherstone, Henry Tudor at, 149 Attorney-General, _see_ Kidwelly, Morgan Audley, Lord, Battle of Blore Heath, 56; at Richard's coronation, 109, 143; Lord Treasurer, 144 Audley, Edmund, Bishop of Rochester, 146 Audley, Sir Humphrey, tried and executed at Tewkesbury, 76 Ayala, Don Pedro de, Spanish Ambassador, his evidence respecting the remorse of Henry VII., 276 Ayscough, Bishop of Salisbury, 118 Babington, Sir Henry, made K.B., 147 Bacon, Lord, his character of Richard III., 134; believed the story of the murders to have been inspired by Henry VII., 169; on treatment of the Queen Dowager by Henry VII., 257 _n._ Bamborough Castle, 59 Banbury, 47 Bangor, Thomas Ednam, Bishop of, 146 Barnard Castle, 84, 161, 265, 295 Barnet, battle of, 49, 50-52; losses at, 52 Barrow, Thomas, Master of the Rolls, Commissioner for Peace with Scotland, 145 Basset pardoned after Tewkesbury, 77 Bath, Knights of the, at coronations of Edward IV., 35; and Richard III., 126, 147 Bath and Wells, Bishop of, at Richard's coronation, 127, 144, 146. _See_ Stillington Baume, Sir Thomas, slain at Wakefield, 15 Bayley, 'History of the Tower,' 181, 198 _n._ Baynard's Castle, 3, 91, 92 _n._, 102, 110, 222; family of the Duke of York assembled at, 10, 11, 19, 21; Edward IV. accepted the crown at, 22 Beauchamp of Powyke, Lord, 72; at Richard's coronation, 109, 143; his son in command at Gloucester, 72 Beaufort, Sir John, 70; slain at Tewkesbury, 73, 76 Beaujeu, the Lady of, Regent of France, her enmity to England, 141, 243 Beaulieu Abbey, Countess of Warwick in sanctuary at, 70, 81, 82, 201 Beaumont, Viscount, at Towton, 24, 31; flight from Towton, 33; under attainder, 109, 144 Becca Banks, 26 Bedingfield, Sir Edmund, K.B., at Richard's coronation, 147 Bemynster, Robert, Abbot of Cerne, 69 Benevolences abolished by Richard's Parliament, 134, 142 _n._ Berkeley, Lord, viii _n._ Berkeley, Sir William, of Beverston made K.B., 147; a traitor, 133 Berkeley, Sir William, of Wyldy made K.B., 147; loyal to the last, 252 Bermondsey nunnery, Queen Dowager confined in, until her death, 257 Bernall, Richard, tutor to young Edward, 84 Berners, Juliana, her 'Book of St. Albans,' 108 Berners, Lord, 34, 51 Berwick, 86 Beskwood Park, King Richard hunting at, 151 Beverley, 46 Bigot, Sir John, of Musgrave Castle, at Towton for Henry, 24 Bisham, Earl of Salisbury buried at, 34; Warwick and Montagu buried at, 51 Bishops in the fifteenth century, 118; at Richard's coronation, 126, 127, 146; at Oxford to receive Richard, 129; with him on his progress, 129; list, 146 Blore Heath, battle of, 56