Stanley, Lord, 109, 111; at Richard's coronation, 109, 143; Lord Steward, 144; commissioner for peace with Scotland, 145; the only Peer who joined Henry Tudor, 149; raised forces, 149; secret interview with Henry Tudor, 149; treachery at Bosworth, 150, 152, 153; threw off the mask, 155, 159; objects of the Stanleys, 148 Stanley, Sir Ralph, wounded and taken prisoner at Wakefield, 15 Stanley, Sir Wm., captured Margaret of Anjou, 78; treachery at Bosworth, 156; retribution, 158; knew the truth about the princes, 244 Stapleton, Sir Brian, for the king at Bosworth, 155 Stapleton village, 152 Stillingfleet church, 96 _n._ Stillington, Dr., Bishop of Bath and Wells; his disclosure of Edward's first marriage, 93-97; account of, 94-96; treatment by Henry VII., 251 Stoke Golding, 152, 153, 157 Stonor, Sir William, _see_ Stallworthe Stony Stratford, 90 Story, Ed., Bishop of Chichester, 146 Stourbridge, 112 Stourton, Lord, at Richard's coronation, 109, 143 Stow's Chronicle, 179, 185, 191 Strange, Lord, 231-232 Strickland, Miss, on Richard's marriage with Anne, 201 Strickland, Sir Thomas, knighted after Tewkesbury, 77; loyal to the king, 151 Suffolk, Duchess of, _see_ Elizabeth Suffolk, Duke and Duchess, 53, 54; received Margaret of Anjou at Ewelme, 78 Suffolk, Duke of, at Richard's coronation bearing the sceptre, 109, 143; king's brother-in-law, 110 Supersedeas, _see_ Parliament Surrey, Earl of, son married to Anne daughter of Edward IV., 86 _n._; at Richard's coronation bearing the sword of state in the scabbard, 109, 127, 143; Knight of the Garter, 146; at Bosworth for King Richard, 151, 252 Sutton Cheney, 152; king's army formed near, 154 Tadcaster, 26, 27, 46 Talbot, Sir Gilbert, his treason, 148; at Bosworth, 154 Talbots, 148 Talboys, Sir William, at Towton for Henry, 24; beheaded at York, 34 Tattershall Castle, built of brick by Lord Bourchier, 107 Taunton, 70 Temple, John Paston's chambers in, _see_ Paston, John Tewkesbury, 72; battle, 74-75, King Richard at, 128, 129; contemporary accounts, Warkworth, Croyland Monk, Comines, 189; Stories of Fabyan, 190; Polydore Virgil, 190; Grafton, Hall, Holinshed, Habington, 190; silence of Morton and Rous, 191, 192; Mr. Gairdner's view, 286, 287, 288; executions after the battle, 76, 77, 288; pardons, 77 Throgmorton, pardoned after Tewkesbury, 77 Tickhill Castle, 107 Tipton, Lord, _see_ Worcester, Earl of Titchfield, Henry VI. and Margaret of Anjou married at, 54 'Titulus Regius,' a State Paper explaining King Richard's title to the crown, 101; became an Act of Parliament, 134, 218; attempt of Henry VII. to destroy all copies, 218, 250, 279 Townshend, Rodger, Judge of the King's Bench, 145, 146 Towton, battle of, numbers, 25, 31; distances, 25; description of the surrounding country, 26; formation of the Lancastrian line, 31; battle, 32, 33. _See_ Fauconberg, Edward IV., Horne Tremayne, Thomas, King's Serjeant, 146 Tresham, Speaker, 104