Burgundy, Philip the Good, Duke of, George and Richard under protection of, 18 Burgundy, Duchess of, _see_ Margaret, Princess Butler, Lady Eleanor, contracted in marriage to Edward IV., 93; truth of the contract, 218, 219, 222, 296; details respecting her, 219 _n._; her death, 94, 219 Butler, Sir John, at Towton, 24. _See_ Ormonde Byron, Sir John, with Henry Tudor, 149; saved Sir Gervase Clifton at Bosworth, 156 Byron, Sir Nicholas, created K.B., 36 Cade, Jack, 122 Cadeby, Norfolk's camp at, before Bosworth, 152 Calabria, John of, 67 Calais, 7, 102; Dighton living at, 261, 274; Tyrrel seized at, 273 Cambridge, 117, 136 Campbell, Lord, on King Richard's Parliament, 134 Canterbury Pilgrimages, 119. Archbishops. _See_ Arundel, Bourchier, Kemp, Morton Cardigan, 148 Carlisle, Bishop of, 146 Carte, 'History of England,' 180 Cary, Sir Hugh, tried and executed at Tewkesbury, 76 Castleford, 28 Castles in the fifteenth century, 106, 107 Catesby, reported the Hastings-Woodville conspiracy to Richard, 98, 211; executor to will of Lord Rivers, 99 _n._; Speaker of the House of Commons, 134; and Chancellor of the Exchequer, 144; Commissioner for the Peace with Scotland, 145; at Bosworth, 144, 155; put to death by Henry Tudor, 246; notice of, 246 _n._ Cattle fair, 112 Caxton: his own account of himself, 113; helped Edward IV. and Richard in fitting out their expedition, 113; his first essay at printing, 113; in the service of the Duchess of Burgundy, 114; came to England, books printed by him, 114, 115; his house in the Almonry, 114; book of chivalry dedicated to Richard III., 115; lament on the Earl of Worcester's death, 115, 116 Cerne Abbey, 69 Chamberlain, Sir Robert, 45 Charles VII. of France, 53 Charles VIII. of France, 141 Charlton, Sir Richard, loyal to the last, 252 Cheltenham, 73 Cheney, Sir John, with Henry Tudor, 149 Cheney, Sir William, traitor, unhorsed by the King himself at Bosworth, 156 Chevet, 13 Chichester, Bishop of, 146 Chipping Sodbury, 71, 73 Church, the, 117, 118. _See_ Convocation; Bishops Cicely, Princess, daughter of Edward IV., married to Lord Welles, 86 _n._, 271 Cirencester, 71 Clarence, George, Duke of, born at Dublin, 3, 6; taken prisoner at Ludlow, 7, 8, 10; sent to Holland for safety, 18; married to Isabella Nevill, 41, 66; his treason, 41, 43; reconciled to his brothers, 48, 71; grasping conduct, 80; attainder, death, 202, 203; cause of his death, 95; his children, 87 _n._, 236; his attainder barred his children's succession, 101; town house at Cold Harbour, 110; Richard interceded for him, 203, 204, 294; Mr. Gairdner's views, 295 Clarendon, Sir Richard, at Bosworth for the King, 155, 157 Clarke, William, of Wenlock, loyal to the last, 252 Cleger, John, a robber who made Margaret of Anjou prisoner, 57 Cleymound, Robert, hired informer, 275