inventory of her effects and of her child’s clothing, [205-206] f.n.;
account of monies paid for her maintenance, and cost thereof, [206] and footnote, [207];
her attendants, [207];
Hales’s book in favour of her claims, [212] and footnote;
removes from Pirgo, consigned to Sir John Wentworth, [216], [219];
agitation in her favour renewed, [221];
her claims supported by the House of Commons, [221], [222], [223];
remains at Gosfield after Wentworth’s death, [225-226];
Elizabeth’s orders to Sir Owen Hopton respecting her, [227-228];
is conveyed to Ipswich, [229];