Clifford, Lord, led the Lancastrian van at Wakefield, 13, 14, 15, 24; surprised the Yorkists at Ferrybridge, 27; pursued and slain, 28; some account of him, 29 Clifton, Sir Gervase, made K.B., 147; wounded at Bosworth, fighting for the King, 156 Clifton, Sir Robert, created K.B., 36 Clothes, in the royal wardrobe, 111; Clement Paston's, 117; an Eton boy's, 117; John Paston's, 122; Mr. Payn's, 122 Cobham, Lord, knighted after Tewkesbury, 77; at Richard's coronation, 109, 143 Cock beck, near the Towton battlefield, 26, 33 Cockermouth, Earl of Wiltshire arrested at, 34 Coke's mother, 120 Colchester, 120 Cold Harbour, 110 Collingbourne, a traitor, executed, 132 _n._ Comines, details of the flight of Edward IV., 42; marriage of Edward IV. and Lady Eleanor Butler, 93 _n._; death of Edward of Lancaster, 189 Companies, City, influence, dispute settled by arbitration, 112, 113 Conisborough Castle, 3 Convocation, their address to King Richard, 136 Conyers, Sir John, made a Knight of the Garter, 146; faithful to the King, 151; fell at Bosworth, 157 Corbet, Sir K., knighted after Tewkesbury, 77 Cornwall, Sir Edmund, Baron of Burford, made K.B., 147 Coronation of Richard III., 126, 127; story of a second untrue, 227, 228 Corpus Christi, fraternity in London, 112; at York, 119 Cotswold Hills, 72, 73 Court, splendour of the, 111. _See_ Wardrobe Courtenay, Sir E., traitor, 133 Courtenay, Sir Walter, beheaded at Tewkesbury, 76, 77 Courtenay, Sir William, 263 _n._ Courtenay, _see_ Exeter, Bishop of Courtenay, _see_ Devonshire, Earl of Courtenays, forgiven by Edward IV., 36 Courteys, Pierce, Keeper of the Wardrobe, 145 Coventry, Earl of Warwick at, 47; Edward IV. at, 78; Richard III. at, in his progress, 130 Cover, river, 83 Coverham, monks of, 83 Crakenthorpe, Sir John and Sir T., slain at Towton, 33 Croft, Richard, tutor to Edward and Edmund, 4, 5; knighted after Tewkesbury, 71, 77, 191 _n._ Cromer, 45 Cromwell, Lord, slain at Barnet, 51 Crosby, Sir J., built Crosby Place, 85 Crosby Place rented by Richard III., 85, 93, 110, 223 Croyland Chronicle on the slain at Towton, 33; there were two writers, 175, 176; independent witnesses, 175; the second credulous but honest; his accuracy as regards dates exposes Morton and Fabyan, 176; gives Richard's title to the crown correctly, 176, 219; his mistakes, 177; no countenance to the deformity fables, 186; on the Tewkesbury question, 189; on the death of Henry VI., 195, 199; his mistake about a second coronation at York, 227; retails a rumour about the death of the princes, 240 Dacre, Lord of Gillesland, 24; death at Towton, 31, 33; tomb at Saxton, 34; his brother forgiven, 36; at Richard's coronation, 109, 143; commissioner for peace with Scotland, 145; hurrying to King Richard's help, but too late, 151 Dampierre, château where Margaret of Anjou died, 79 Dartford, Princess Bridget a nun at, 87 _n._ Daubeny, Sir Giles, with Henry Tudor, 149; Lieutenant of the Tower, 268