Thus died Lady Jane Grey, most guiltless of traitors; who, to quote Fuller’s panegyric, possessed, at sixteen, the innocency of childhood, the beauty of youth, the solidity of middle, and the gravity of old, age; who had had the birth of a princess, the learning of a clerk, the life of a saint, and the death of a malefactor.
INDEX
- Annebaut, Admiral d’, French ambassador, [33]
- Arundel, Earl of, [222], [236], [240], [241], [242], [247], [249-51], [253], [262], [287]
- Ascham, Roger, [141-4], [152]
- Ashley, Katherine, Princess Elizabeth’s governess, [88-91], [110], [115], [116]
- Ashridge, Princess Elizabeth at, [294]
- Askew, Anne, Trial and execution of, [36-41]
- Aylmer, John, Lady Jane’s tutor, [143], [149], [150], [152], [154-7], [165]
- Baker, Sir Richard, [204]
- Barnes, Dr., burnt, [6]
- Bath, Earl of, [231]
- Baynard’s Castle, Meeting at, [240]
- Bel Savage Inn, Wyatt at, [309]
- Berkeley, Sir Maurice, Wyatt surrenders to, [309]
- Bloody Statute, The, [4]
- Bodoaro, Venetian ambassador to Charles V., [198]
- Bonner, Dr., Bishop of London, [32], [38], [175], [255], [256]
- Borough, Lord, Katherine Parr’s first husband, [19]
- Bradgate Park, [25] seq.
- Brandon, Charles, Duke of Suffolk, [24]
- Bret, Captain, [296]
- Bridges, Sir John, Lieutenant of the Tower, [300], [310], [317], [318]
- Bromley, Sir Thomas, [204]
- Browne, Sir Anthony, [61], [166], [261], [321]
- Bucer, the reformer, [150], [151]
- Bullinger, Henry, [145-55], [161], [165], [179], [180], [211]
- Burgoyne, [159]
- Calvin, [159]
- Cecil, Secretary, [160], [179], [227], [240]
- Charles V., The Emperor, [2], [49], [176], [277], [288]
- Cheke, John, Edward VI.’s tutor, [22]
- Clerkenwell, Lady Jane visits Mary at, [183]
- Commendone, the Pope’s agent, [262]
- Corriers, Sieur de, [290]
- Courtenay, Edward, afterwards Earl of Devonshire, [255], [275-7], [280], [290], [292-4]
- Cox, Dr., tutor to Edward VI., [22]
- Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, [7], [8-10], [59], [62], [72], [131], [133], [135], [152], [153], [174], [281], [282], [283], [284], [285]
- Crofts, Sir John, [294]
- Crome, Dr., [34]
- Cromwell, Thomas, [5];
- executed, [6], [7]
- Culpeper, Thomas, [11]
- Darcy, Lord, [240], [256]
- Day, Bishop, [175]
- Denmark, King of, [277]
- Denny, Sir Anthony, [58]
- — Sir Philip, [310]
- Deptford, Wyatt at, [297]
- Diego, Don, [229]
- Dorset, Marchioness of, afterwards Duchess of Suffolk. See [Suffolk]
- Dorset, Marquis of, afterwards Duke of Suffolk. See [Suffolk]
- Dudley, Lord Guilford, married to Lady Jane Grey, [196] seq., [221], [222], [229], [237], [238], [283];
- attainted and sentenced, [284-6], [289], [316], [320];
- executed, [321], [322]
- — Sir Ambrose, [284]
- — See [Warwick] and [Northumberland]
- Edward, Prince, afterwards Edward VI., [1];
- education, [22], [23];
- relations with Lady Jane, [28];
- and with Elizabeth, [29];
- his coronation, [62];
- his uncles, [83-85], [134-8], [162], [163], [169-71];
- illness, [172], [173], [175];
- religious scruples, [176];
- dying, [189], [193], [194], [199];
- his will, [202-7];
- death, [209];
- funeral, [256]
- Egmont, Count of, [290]
- Eleyn, Lady Jane Grey’s attendant, [323]
- Elizabeth, Princess, [1], [13], [20], [29];
- Seymour her suitor, [70], [71], [73], [78];
- relations with Seymour, [88-91], [95], [108] seq., [155], [156];
- set aside by Edward’s will, [203];
- enters London with Mary, [253-5], [278], [279];
- at Mary’s coronation, [280], [281], [283], [292], [294]
- Eyre, Christopher, [122]
- Feckenham, Dr., Dean of St. Paul’s, [312], [314], [315], [316], [323], [324]
- Fitzpatrick, Barnaby, [23], [162], [172], [208]
- Florio, Michel Angelo, [192], [245]
- Fowler, John, [85]
- Fuller, quoted, [69], [159], [325]
- Gage, Sir John, Constable of the Tower, [263], [305], [306]
- Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester, [7], [13], [16], [32], [39], [42] seq., [60], [64], [175], [255], [262], [286], [287], [288], [313], [314]
- Garrard, burned, [6]
- Gates, Sir John, [204], [215], [256];
- sentenced, [263], [265];
- executed, [266]
- Grey, Lady Jane, [2], [23];
- childhood and education, [26];
- relations with her cousins, [28-30];
- consigned to Seymour’s custody, [67] seq.;
- her parents’ severity, [69];
- with Queen Katherine Parr, [77] seq.;
- reclaimed by her parents, [100-104];
- sent back to Seymour, [105-107], [166];
- return to Bradgate, [139];
- interview with Ascham, [141-4];
- intercourse with Protestant divines, [145-52];
- love of dress, [154], [155], [156], [165];
- visits Mary, [173];
- letter to Bullinger, [178], [179];
- visit to Mary, [183];
- at Tylsey, [188];
- her eulogists, [190], [191];
- Florio’s description of her, [192];
- her marriage, [196] seq.;
- made Edward’s heiress, [203], seq.;
- receives the news, [212], [217-220];
- at the Tower, [220];
- quarrels with Guilford Dudley, [221], [222];
- proclaimed, [223];
- her reign, [225];
- begs that her father may remain in London, [232];
- takes leave of Northumberland, [233];
- deposed, [244-6];
- returns to Sion House, ibid., [264];
- her fate uncertain, [269], [270], [271];
- conversation in the Tower, [271-4];
- letter to Hardinge [279], [280];
- attainted, [284];
- tried and sentenced, [285];
- indulgence shown her, [289], [295];
- her fate sealed, [311];
- interviews with Feckenham, [312], [314-16];
- her written farewells, [317-19];
- refuses to see Guilford Dudley, [320], [321];
- meets his body, [322];
- her execution, [323-5]
- Grey, Lady Katherine, [196];
- Lady Jane’s letter to, [319]
- — Lord John, [293], [316]
- — Lord Leonard, [293]
- — See [Suffolk]
- Haddon, James, [148], [149], [165], [179-83]
- Hardinge, Lady Jane’s letter to, [279], [280]
- Harper, Sir George, [296], [301]
- Harrington, Lord Seymour’s servant, [67], [68], [104]
- Hastings, Lord, [196]
- — Sir Edward, [298]
- Heath, Bishop, [175]
- Henry VIII., King, [1] seq., [34], [35], [36];
- displeased with his wife, [44] seq.;
- reconciled with her, [47];
- dying, [48];
- death, [56] seq.
- Herbert, Lady, [43], [45], [75]
- — Lord, of Cherbury, quoted, [44]
- Hertford, Lord, son of the Protector, [87], [106]
- — See [Somerset]
- Hoby, Sir Philip, [228], [229], [313]
- Hooper, Bishop, [149]
- Howard, Sir William, [308]
- Hunsdon, Mary at, [184]
- Huntingdon, Earl of, [218], [256]
- Huyck, Dr. Robert, [98]
- Jerningham, Captain of the Guard, [297], [309]
- Jerome, burned, [6]
- Katherine, Queen, of Aragon, [3]
- — Howard, Queen, [10], [11], [12]
- — Parr, Queen, [12];
- marriage to Henry, [13];
- her past, [14], [15];
- as Queen, [17] seq.;
- Protestant sympathies, [41];
- plot against her, [43] seq.;
- her escape, [47];
- Queen-dowager, [65];
- marriage to Lord Seymour, [69-77];
- married life, [80] seq.;
- illness and death, [96-9]
- Kett’s Rebellion, [130], [232]
- Laing, Count of, [290]
- Lane, Lady, Katherine Parr’s cousin, [43], [45]
- Latimer, Bishop of Worcester, [5], [6], [94], [129], [130], [281], [282]
- — Lord, Katherine Parr’s second husband, [18]
- Lee, Sir Richard a, [131]
- Lovell, Thomas, [236], [251]
- Maeterlinck, quoted, [78]
- Mary Stuart, [1], [2], [128]
- — Tudor, Princess, afterwards Queen, [1], [13], [18], [19], [29-32], [59], [73], [76], [155];
- quarrels with Council, [174-7];
- visited by Ridley, [184-6];
- set aside in Edward’s will, [203];
- plot against, [214];
- escape, [215], [216];
- at Kenninghall, [226], [227];
- popular enthusiasm for, [230], [231];
- successful, [238] seq.;
- proclaimed, [242], [247], [248];
- enters London, [253], [254];
- at the Tower, [255], [256], [258], [268], [269-71];
- marriage question, [275] seq.;
- coronation, [280], [281];
- Spanish match, [286] seq.;
- at the Guildhall, [299];
- conduct during Wyatt’s Rebellion, [300] seq., [311], [313], [314]
- Mary of Lorraine, Queen-Dowager of Scotland, [156], [165]
- Michele, Venetian ambassador, [198]
- Montagu, Sir Edward, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, [204], [205], [206]
- Morysine, Sir Richard, [228], [229]
- Newhall, Mary and Lady Jane at, [173]
- Noailles, French ambassador, [193], [194], [207], [208], [243], [276], [279], [280], [281], [296]
- Norfolk, Duke of, [52];
- imprisoned, [55], [159], [255], [259], [296], [297]
- Northampton, Earl of, at first Lord Parr, [16], [93], [106], [158], [204], [255], [259], [269]
- Northumberland, Duchess of, [212], [218], [222], [228]
- — Duke of, at first Earl of Warwick, [82], [128], [132], [133], [145], [157];
- his unpopularity, [160], [161], [164], [169], [170], [171];
- his schemes, [189], [190], [193], [194], [195], [196], [197], [200];
- his character, [201];
- dictates Edward’s will, [202], [203], [205], [206], [207], [208], [212];
- his conspiracy, [215], [216];
- at Sion House with Lady Jane, [218] seq.;
- commander of the forces, [232-6];
- fall and arrest, [247-51];
- trial and sentence, [259] seq.;
- recantation, [263];
- execution, [266];
- burial, [268];
- discussed by Lady Jane, [272], [273]
- Ormond, Earl of, [297]
- Owen, Dr., [209]
- Paget, Lady, [72]
- — Secretary, [72], [131], [132], [133], [135], [247]
- Palmer, Sir Thomas, [262], [266], [267], [268]
- Parkhurst, Rev. John, [98]
- Parr, Lord. See [Northampton]
- Parry, Princess Elizabeth’s Cofferer, [88], [114], [115], [116]
- Partridge’s lodging in the Tower, Lady Jane at, [271] seq.
- Pellican, Conrad, [147]
- Pembroke, Earl of, [196], [218], [222], [238], [241];
- proclaims Mary, [242], [243], [306], [307]
- Petre, Secretary of the Council, [240]
- Philip, Prince of Spain, [277], [286], [291], [292], [293]
- Piedmont, Prince of, [277]
- Pinkie, Battle of, [128]
- Pole, Cardinal, [275]
- “Poor Pratte,” [230]
- Portugal, Infant of, [277]
- Powell, Dr., hanged, [6]
- Poynings, Sir Nicholas, [300]
- Raleigh, Sir Walter, quoted, [1], [58]
- Renard, Simon, imperial envoy, [270], [286], [287]
- “Resident in the Tower,” The, [271] seq.
- Rich, Lord Chancellor, [159], [160]
- Richmond, Duchess of, [52], [53]
- Ridley, Bishop, [184-6], [239], [252], [281]
- Russell, Lord, Privy Seal, [113]
- Sandys, Dr., Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge, [248], [249]
- Seymour, Sir Thomas, Lord Admiral, afterwards Lord Seymour of Sudeley, [13];
- Katherine Parr’s lover, [14], [15], [17];
- opposes his brother, [64];
- obtains Lady Jane’s custody, [66], [67], [68];
- is suitor to Elizabeth, [70], [71];
- marries Katherine Parr, [72-7], [81], [82], [83] seq.;
- relations with Elizabeth, [88-91];
- his wife’s death, [96] seq.;
- again Elizabeth’s suitor, [108] seq.;
- in the Tower, [117], [122], [123];
- trial and execution, [124], [125]
- — See [Somerset]
- Shaxton, Nicholas, [40]
- Shrewsbury, Earl of, [242]
- Sion House, Lady Jane at, [213] seq.
- Somerset, Duchess of, [82], [83], [136], [255]
- — Edward Seymour, Duke of, at first Earl of Hertford, [13];
- rivalry between him and Surrey, [50] seq.;
- Lord Protector, [61];
- and Duke of Somerset, [63];
- campaign in Scotland, [64];
- dissensions with his brother, [64], [65], [71], [81], [82], [83], [84], [92], [96], [109];
- his wealth, [127];
- in danger, [130] seq.;
- prisoner, [135];
- pardoned, [136];
- in the Tower, [157] seq.;
- trial, [161];
- execution, [165], [166], [167];
- his spoils, [197], [213]
- Southwell, Sir Richard, [307]
- Sudeley Castle, [80], [93]
- Suffolk, Duchess of, at first Marchioness of Dorset, Lady Jane Grey’s mother, [24], [27], [36], [102], [103], [105], [142], [145], [148], [218]
- Suffolk, Duke of, at first Marquis of Dorset, [24], [62], [67], [68], [100-7], [142], [148];
- created Duke, [178], [179], [231], [232], [233], [242], [243], [244], [245], [252], [253], [293], [295], [316], [317]
- Surrey, Henry Howard, Earl of, [48] seq., [54];
- trial, [55];
- execution, [56]
- Sydney, Lady, [213]
- Throckmorton House, [215]
- — John, [321]
- — Lady, [243], [244]
- — Sir Nicholas, [111], [202], [215], [216], [243] note
- Traheron, [152]
- Tudor, Mary, daughter of Henry VII., [24]
- — See [Mary]
- Tunstall, Bishop of Durham, [255]
- Tylney, Elizabeth, [323]
- Tyrwhitt, Lady, [43], [97], [98], [112], [120], [121]
- Tyrwhitt, Sir Robert, [112], [118], [119], [120], [121]
- Ulmis, John ab, [146], [147], [153], [161], [180]
- Underhyll, Edward, the “Hot-Gospeller,” [243], [302-5]
- Warwick, Earl of. See [Northumberland]
- — Earl of, son to Duke of Northumberland, [249], [259], [265], [268], [269]
- Weston, Dr., [298]
- Wharton, Sir Thomas, [186]
- Wightman, Sir Thomas Seymour’s servant, [111]
- Winchester, Marquis of, [221], [239], [240], [256]
- Wriothesley, Chancellor, and afterwards Earl of Southampton, [16], [32], [40], [47], [60], [61]
- Wyatt, Sir Thomas, rebel leader, [293], [295] seq., [307], [309], [310]
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FOOTNOTES
[1] Hall’s Chronicle.
[2] Martin Hume, The Wives of Henry VIII., p. 447.
[3] Ellis’s Original Letters, Series III., vol. iii., p. 203.