his ideas about ecclesiastical patronage, [367];
desires a warlike Primate, [368];
has enlightened ideas about the currency, [370]-[372];
visits Connaught, [374];
gives a lamentable account of Leinster, [375];
makes another unsuccessful raid into Ulster, [377];
recalled, [378];
character of his government, [378]-[379];
implicated in Wyatt’s rebellion, [390]-[391]
Cromer, George, Archbishop of Armagh (1522-1543), Lord Chancellor (1532-1534), [156], [163], [289], [291], [301], [306]