Valencia, conquest by Jayme I., 48; death of Jayme I. at, 56; home of Muntaner, 54; dockyard at, 59; Jayme III. buried at, 130; taken by Peterborough, 243
Valseca Portolano, description, 170-175; owned by Amerigo Vespucci, 172
Villafranca de Panales, illness and death of Pedro III. at, 94
Villalonga, noble family of Majorca, 109, 189, 214, 215
Villalonga, Priamo de, 24; his defence of the castle of Palma, 85
Villanova, a knight of Peralada, King of France died in his house, 90
Vines in Majorca, extent of cultivation, 109, 213
Violante of Aragon, wife of Alfonso X., 49
Walton, Captain H.M.S. _Canterbury_, his business-like report, 257
Wellington, Duke of, his appreciation of the Marquis of Romana, 207, 209
West, Rear-admiral, attacked the French ships of Minorca, 275; superseded, but conduct approved, 276; evidence of Byng’s court martial, 277; disapproved of the execution of Byng, 278
Whitaker, Sir Edward, off Port Mahon, 248
Xilvella, a farm in Valencia, home of Muntaner, 54
Ximenes Ferrar, a leader in the Catalan Company, opposed to Rocafort, 121; flight, 122
Xoarp, Moorish chief holding out in the Majorca mountains, 39
York, H.M.S., in Minorca expedition under Stanhope, 248; off Minorca, 247
Zaforteza, noble family of Majorca, 109, 214; inheritors of Alfavia, 156; Don José Burguez Zaforteza, 156, 165; arms 157
Zaforteza, Pedro Juan, escaped to Alcudia, 183, 189
Zaragoza taken from the Moors, 2; coronation of Pedro III. at, 56; Pedro III. and his family at, 69, 74; coronation of Alfonso III., 96; coronation of Jayme II., 97
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