York, Duchess of (_see_ Rose of Raby _and_ Nevill, Lady Cecil), 3; twelve children, 3, 6; taken prisoner at Ludlow, 7; refuge in Paston's chambers, 7; joined the Duke, 7; last parting with the Duke, 10, 11; sent her little sons to Holland, 18, 21; Richard residing with her, 91, 92; Richard's letter to his mother, 92 _n._; long widowhood and death, 93 _n._; buried at Fotheringhay, 93 _n._; slanders of Morton and Polydore Virgil, 220, 221; in the secret of her son's contract with Lady Eleanor Butler, 94; slandered by Morton and Polydore Virgil, 220, 297 York, Edmund Duke of, rebuilt Fotheringhay, 1, 2, 11 York, Edward Duke of, author of a work on sport, 108 York, Richard Duke of, his great possessions, 3; wife and children, 3, 6; letter from his sons, 4; cause of his resort to arms, 6, 104; defeat of Ludlow, 7; at Baynard's Castle with his family, 9, 10; march north, 11; at Sandal, 13; betrayed, 11; slain in the battle of Wakefield, 15; his head stuck on Micklegate Bar, 17; outrages imputed to Margaret and Clifford untrue, 17 _n._; magnificent obsequies at Fotheringhay, 39 'York Records,' edited by Mr. Davies. Evidence of loyalty to King Richard and against alleged deformity, 186; disproves second coronation at York, 177, 227, 228; Earl of Warwick a Councillor until May 1485, 138; children in the king's household, 126; the _supersedeas_ and letter to York, 100 Yorkist captains at Wakefield, 10, 15; at Towton, 23 Yorkist kings, nearly of pure English blood, 166 Yorkist princes, the leading sportsmen of England, 108 Yorkists, introduction of printing their chief glory, 113 Zouch, Lord, at Richard's coronation, 109, 143; hurried to the help of the king, 151; slain at Bosworth, 155, 157; loyal to the last, 252 Zouch, Sir W., created K.B., 147 ENDX PRINTED BY SPOTTISWOODE AND CO. LTD., NEW-STREET SQUARE LONDON ====================================================================== NEW AND FORTHCOMING WORKS. THE 'KNUTSFORD' EDITION OF MRS. GASKELL'S WORKS. In 8 vols. Crown 8vo. cut edges, cloth, gilt top, price 4s. 6d. each net. With an Introduction to each Volume, in addition to a Biographical Introduction in the First Volume, by DR. A. W. WARD, Master of Peterhouse, Cambridge. The Volumes are being published at Fortnightly intervals, and each will contain a PHOTOGRAVURE FRONTISPIECE. There are also OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS. CONTENTS OF THE VOLUMES: 1. MARY BARTON, and other Tales. 2. CRANFORD, and other Tales. 3. RUTH, and other Tales, &c. 4. NORTH AND SOUTH. 5. MY LADY LUDLOW, & other Tales. 6. SYLVIA'S LOVERS, &c. 7. COUSIN PHYLLIS, A DARK NIGHT'S WORK, &c. 8. WIVES AND DAUGHTERS. _TRUTH_.--'Will win the approval of all admirers of her inimitable stories, and, it may be hoped, widely extend the circle of her readers.'