at Court, [267];

represents the Crown, [268];

gives St. Leger a character, [283];

Edward VI. offers to make a companion of his son, [325];

appealed to in a dispute at Cork, [332];

Bellingham suspects his loyalty, [333];

Bellingham carries him off to Dublin, [339];

his love for Bellingham, [340], [346];

to be encouraged, [349];

an umpire between the O’Briens, [393], [407], [409];