Gray's Elegy and R.'s Cynthia, [46]
Grenville, Sir Richard, and R.'s Virginian expeditions, [29], [37];
captures Spanish prize of 50,000l., [29];
and Armada, [37];
R.'s account of the fight in the 'Revenge' and his heroic death, [51], [96];
Sir R. Beville inquires into his death, [51];
praised by Tennyson and Bacon, [51];
R.'s cousin, [95];
R. revenges his death, [96], [98]
Greville, Fulke, in Munster, [10]