Richmond, earldom, granted to the Duke of Gloucester, 38, 140; Henry Tudor had no right to the title, 109, 133 _n._, 144 Richmond Castle, 107 Rivers, Earl, flight with Edward IV., 42, 44; landed at Pole, 46; Constable of the Tower, 78; in charge of his nephew at Ludlow, 88; arrested, 90; tried and executed, 99, 216, 217; made Richard III. supervisor of his will, 99, 160; his literary attainments, 115; his son a minor, 109 Robsart, Sir Terry, knighted after Tewkesbury, 77 Rochester, Bishop of, Dr. Audley, at Richard's coronation, 144, 146 Rockingham Forest, 1 Rogers, Thomas, keeper of the ships, 135, 144 Rogers, Mr. Thorold, on the character of Edward IV., 37; on the Wars of the Roses, 104; opinion of churchmen, 118; disbelief in the murder of Henry VI., 198 Roos, Lord, with Henry and Margaret at York, 24, 27; beheaded at Hexham, 59 Roos, Sir Henry, pardoned after Tewkesbury, 77 Roos, Sir William, slain at Tewkesbury, 76 Rose of Raby, _see_ York, Duchess of Roses, Wars of the, their causes, 6, 104; the nobility not annihilated, 37, 105; not a war of the people, 104 Rotherham, Archbishop, 88, 100 Roucliffe, Brian, Baron of the Exchequer, 145 Rouen, children of the Duke of York born at, 3, 6 Rous, John, an unblushing time server, 173, 174; on Richard's birth, 186; reason of his silence about Tewkesbury, 191; Henry VI., 195; Countess of Warwick, 201; trial of Rivers, 217 _n._; death of Queen Anne, 228; adoption of Warwick as heir, alleged supersession by Lincoln, 138; death of the princes, 244 Rumours of the deaths of the princes alleged to have existed, 239; Croyland Monk, 240; no evidence, 241; Morton in the Isle of Ely, 242; spread by Henry VII., 256 Russell, Dr., Bishop of Lincoln, his speech on investiture of the Duke of Burgundy with the Garter, 113; an upright prelate, 118; King Richard's Chancellor, 144; at the coronation, 144; commissioner for peace with Scotland, 145 Rutland, Earl of, _see_ Edmund Saints' days, letters always dated on, 119 St. Albans, battles of, 17, 56, 57 St. Albans, Book of, 108 St. Asaph, Bishop of, B. Redman, 129, 146; commissioner for peace with Scotland, 145 St. David's, Bishop, 109. _See_ Langton St. Denis, at York, Earl of Northumberland buried at, 34 St. Germain, Walter, loyal to the last, 252 St. John, Prior of, _see_ Langstrother St. Leger, Sir Thomas, traitor, 131; beheaded, 132 St. Liz, Simon de, founder of Fotheringhay, 1 St. Lo, Sir John, knighted at Tewkesbury, 77 St. Martin's Day, stock killed and salted on, 121 St. Martin's le Grand sanctuary, Anne Nevill in, 81 St. Miheil, 60 St. Pol, Duke of Burgundy's Court, 43, 60 Salisbury, Buckingham beheaded at, 132 Salisbury, Bishop of, 100; traitor, 132, 146; at Richard's coronation, 144. _See_ Woodville Salisbury, Earl of, with the Duke of York at Sandal, 10, 13; at Wakefield, 14; taken prisoner and put to death, 16, 21; head exposed at York, 17; funeral at Bisham, 34; town house at Cold Harbour, 110