Heretics, Lancastrian law for burning, 103, 117, 118 Hexham, battle of, 59 Heydon, John, Recorder of Norwich, 119 Hill, Sir W., beheaded at York, 34 Holborn, 110 Holderness, 45 Holinshed's Chronicle, 179, 190 Holme Hill, near Tewkesbury battlefield, 72 Hook, Dr., Lives of Archbishops of Canterbury, has doubts, 181 Hopton, Walter, Treasurer of the Household, 145; knighted, 147; slain at Bosworth, 145, 252 Home, Captain of Appledore, at Towton, 23; in the pursuit of Clifford, 28; slain in the battle, 32 Howard, Lord, 89, _see_ Norfolk, Duke of Hungates of Saxton, 30, 35 Hungerford, Lord, at Towton for Henry, 24, 31; known as Lord Molines, 25; flight, 33; continued in rebellion, 36; beheaded, 59; generosity of Edward IV. to his family, 36; his son a minor, 109, 143 Hungerford, Walter, joined Henry Tudor, 149; slew Sir R. Brackenbury, 156 Hunting, 106, 108 Huntingdon, Earl of, at Richard's coronation, 109, 143; bore the queen's sceptre, 127; with the king on his progress, 129 Hussey, Sir William, Lord Chief Justice, 145 Iceland, Richard's promotion of trade with, 161 Inns in London, 112 Inns of Court, 112 Insomuch, J., printer of the Book of St. Albans, 108 Iolanthe, sister of Margaret of Anjou, 67 Ireland, Duke of Clarence born at Dublin, 3; flight of the Duke of York to, 7; Earl of Kildare Lord Deputy, 145; King Richard's good government of, 161 Jackson, Robert, beheaded at Tewkesbury, 76 Jacoba of Holland, 44 James III. of Scotland, 86, 139, 257 _n._ Jenney, Sir William, Judge of Common Pleas, 145; knighted, 147 Jervaux, Monks of, 83 Jesse, disbelieved most of the Tudor fables, 181 John of Gloucester, _see_ Gloucester Judges in time of Richard III., 145 Katherine, daughter of Edward IV., married to the Earl of Devonshire, 87 _n._, 271 _n._ Kelfield, Stillington family at, 96 _n._ Kemp, Cardinal Archbishop of Canterbury, christened Edward of Lancaster, 55 Kempe, J., Bishop of London, 146 Kendall, John, Secretary of Slate, 145; slain at Bosworth, 155, 157; loyal to the last, 252 Kent, Earl of, Lord Fauconberg created, 35 Kent, Grey, Earl of, at Richard's coronation, carried the ecclesiastical sword of justice, 109, 127, 143 Keyley, James, payment to, for King Richard's tomb, 253 _n._ Kidwelly, Morgan, Attorney-General, 145; loyal to the last, 145 _n._ Kildare, Earl of, Lord Deputy of Ireland, 145 Kirkcudbright, Margaret embarked at, 58 Laing, continuation of Henry's History, disbelief of Tudor stories, 181, 197 _n._ Lancaster, Duchy of, Duke of Gloucester, Chief Seneschal, 84; T. Metcalf, Chancellor of, 83 _n._, 145 Lancastrians, Duke of York's two elder daughters married to, 3; overpowered the Duke of York at Ludlow, 7; raise an army in Yorkshire, 9, 11, 13; atrocities after Wakefield, 16, 17. (_See_ Towton, Barnet, Tewkesbury.) Malcontents intriguing in France, 140, 141, 231, 243 Langstrother, Sir John, Prior of St. John, with Margaret, 69; at Tewkesbury, 74; tried and executed, 76