Daventry, 48 Davies, Mr., _see_ York Records. Davy, Henry, to deliver certain garments to John Goddestande, footman to Edward son of Edward IV., 237 Dobenham, Sir Gilbert, 45 De la Warre, Lord, 109, 143 Deptford, Vicar of, burnt on Tower Hill, 118 Devereux, Sir Walter, mentioned in the letter from Edward and Edmund to their father, 4; Lord Ferrers of Chartley (_whom see_) _jure uxoris_ Devonshire, Earl of, at the battle of Wakefield, 14; at Towton, 24, 31; flight from Towton, 33; beheaded, 34; next Earl with Margaret of Anjou, 70; at Tewkesbury, 74; slain, 76; son married Katherine, daughter of Edward IV., 87 _n._, 271 _n._; under attainder, 109, 144 Dickon's Nook, where King Richard addressed his army, 154 Digby, Captain, slain at Wakefield, 15 Digby, Simon, joined Henry Tudor, 149; a spy, 153 Dighton, John, 260; likely to be hanged, 261; false statements respecting, 263; bailiff of Ayton, 264, 266, 274; probably a priest, 267, 269; rewarded, 272; lived at Calais, 274 Dittingdale, near Towton, 28 Doncaster, 42 Dorchester, 69 Dorset, Marquis of, at Tewkesbury, 74; in command at the Tower when Edward IV. died, 88; in sanctuary, 91; in rebellion, 109, 144; guardian to the Earl of Warwick, 129; his rebellion, 131; flight, 132; advised by his mother to return, 136, 238; imprisoned by Henry VII., 270 Dublin, George, Duke of Clarence, born at, 3 Dudley, Lord, 109, 129, 143 Dudley, William, Bishop of Durham, 146 Durham, Bishop of, at Richard's coronation, 144 Dymoke, Sir Robert, the champion, knighted, 147 Dynham, Sir J., with the reserves at Towton, 23, 30, 32, 35, 109; traitor, 144; created Lord Dynham, 35 Easterling ships, 42, 43, 44 Ebrington, 77 Eccleshall castle, 56 Edgcombe, Richard, with Henry Tudor, 149 Edmund Langley, Duke of York, rebuilt Fotheringhay and founded a college there, 1, 2, 11 Edmund, Earl of Rutland, born at Rouen, 3, 6; letter to his father, 4; fled to Ireland with his father, 7; came to London, 9; and to Sandal Castle with his father, 10, 13; in the battle of Wakefield, 14; slain, 15, 16; absurd story about his death, 16 _n._; head on gate at York, 17; obsequies, 39; memorial chapel at Wakefield, 19 Ednam, J., Bishop of Bangor, 146 Edward, 2nd Duke of York, 2; his book 'The Master of Games,' 108