Trollope, Sir Andrew, Lancastrian chief of the staff at Wakefield, 14, 16; at Towton, 25; his antecedents, 25; in the centre, 31, 106; slain, 33 Tudor, Edmund, created Earl of Richmond, but forfeited by attainder, 38 Tudor, Henry, 109, 125; not Earl of Richmond, 38; came across the Channel but afraid to land, 131; traitor, 133 _n._, claim to the crown, 140, 141 _n._; family and origin, 140; lands at Milford Haven, 142; interviews with the Stanleys, 149, 153; encamped at White Moors, 153; in the rear of the battle of Bosworth, 154; contrast between Richard III. and Henry VII., 160 _n._ _See_ Henry VII. Tudor, Jasper, 70; levies in Wales, 70, 71; traitor, 133 _n._, 140; came with his nephew, 148; at Bosworth, 154; formerly Earl of Pembroke, but attainted, 133 _n._ Tudors in Wales, 10, 18; their paid writers, 168; their fables, 183, 187 Tunbridge Castle, Duchess of York and her children prisoners at, 7 Tunstall, Sir Richard, Knight of the Garter, 147 Turner, Sharon, doubted most of Tudor stories, 181 Tuxford, 39 Tweed, river near Bosworth, 152 Tynemouth, 58 Tyrrel, Sir James, knighted after Tewkesbury, 77; escorted the Countess of Warwick to Middleham, 201, 202; stories after his execution, 258, 259, 260, 261; betrayal by Bishop Fox, 273; his previous career, 268; alleged confession, 263; taken into favour by Henry, 269; his two pardons, 269, 270; murder of the princes, 269; rewards from Henry, 272; pretext for getting rid of him, 272, 273, 279; Tyrrel's son restored in blood, 277 Urswick, Dr., 231 Utrecht, Richard and George at, 18, 38 Van Borselle, Lord of Walcheren, 44 Vaudemont, Ferry de, 67 Vaughan, Sir Thomas, 88; arrested, 90; beheaded, 100 Vaux, Lady, 74 Vaux, Sir Thomas, slain at Tewkesbury, 76 Vavasour, John, King's Serjeant, 146 Vavasours, of Hazlewood, near Towton, 26 Veere, expedition of Edward IV. fitted out at, 44 Venery, works on, by the second Duke of York, 108; Juliana Berners, 108 Vere, John, _see_ Oxford, Earl of Vignolle, François de, 79 Virgil, _see_ Polydore Wake, Roger, loyal to the last, 252 Walcheren, 44 Walleys pardoned after Tewkesbury, 77 Wallingford Castle, 79, 197 Walsingham pilgrimages, 119 Warbeck, Perkin, 258, 275 Wardrobe, royal, 111; keeper of the, 145 Wardrobe, the, in Blackfriars, a royal residence in the City, 139 Warkworth, Dr., on Tewkesbury, 189; on the date of Henry's death, 175, 194, 199 Warwick, 47; King Richard at, 129 Warwick, Countess of, in France, 66, 67; at Beaulieu, 69; joined her daughter at Middleham, 82, 84, 201, 202; inheritance, 81, 82 Warwick, Earl of, _see_ Edward Warwick, Richard Nevill Earl of, 7, 10, 22, 23, 28; gave Richard his military training, 40; his treason, 66; conspiracy with Margaret of Anjou, 41, 67; outmanoeuvred by Edward, 47, 48; at Barnet, 49, 50; slain, 51; buried at Bisham, 51; division of his estates, 80 Watkin, Walter, herald in Richard's time, loyal to the last, 252