Amy Robsart, 148, 149 and _footnote_, 155; her death, 156, 157, 172, 210
Anne Boleyn, Lady, 36 and _footnote_, 60 and _footnote_
Anne Boleyn, Queen, 24, 36 _f.n._, 60 _f.n._, 65 _f.n._, 68; her coronation procession, 69, 72, 258, 262 _f.n._
Anne Brown (second wife of Charles Brandon), betrothed to Brandon, 13; betrothal annulled, 14; her relationship to Lady Mortimer, Brandon’s other wife, 15 and _footnote_; married to Brandon, 16; her children, her death, 16; her children legitimized, 62; their marriages, 63
Anne of Brittany, Queen of France, 22 _f.n._, 47
Bertie, Mr., 19 _f.n._; marries Katherine, Duchess of Suffolk, and flies from England, 79; 106; Mr. Stokes and Hertford consult with him, 136-137
Bess of Hardwick (Mrs. Saintlow), her marriage, 85-86, her origin, etc., 87, 88, 89, 90, 129, 170, 174
Blanche Parry, 144 and _footnote_, 145, 288 and _footnote_
Boulogne, 7, 29; Church of Notre Dame at, 30-31, 76, 77 and _footnote_, 33, 75
Brandon, Charles, Duke of Suffolk, his extraordinary resemblance to Henry VIII, 3-5; his appearance, 4; his powerful imagination, 5-6; his parentage, 11; his education, 12-13; goes to sea, 13; is betrothed to Anne Browne, 13; betrothal annulled, marries Lady Mortimer, 14, 14-15 _f.n._; his marriage with Lady Mortimer annulled, 16; marries Anne Browne, 16; tries to marry Elizabeth Grey, Lady Lisle, 16; assumes title of Lisle, but relinquishes it, 17; goes to Flanders, 17; created Duke of Suffolk, 18; list of lands bestowed on him, 18 and _footnote_; makes game of Margaret of Savoy, 20-21; courts Mary Tudor, 21, 22 _f.n._, 25, 26, 39; fights in a tournament, 42-43; Mary Tudor declares her affection for him, 48; his interview with Mary Tudor, who wishes to marry him, 49-50, 50 _f.n._; his clandestine marriage with Mary Tudor, 50-51; letter to Wolsey, 51-52; received by Henry VIII, remarried to Mary Tudor, 54; verses by, 56; attitude of Wolsey towards, quarrels with Wolsey, 56-57; his London residences, 58; fights in a tournament, 59; Lady Mortimer claims connubial rights, 61; reaffirmation of the dissolution of his marriage with her, 61; Pope Clement publishes a bull dissolving this marriage, and legitimizing Anne Browne’s children, 62, 63 _f.n._, 64, 65; his mistress, and illegitimate offspring, 66 and _footnotes_; neglects Mary Tudor, 67; attends Anne Boleyn’s coronation, 68, 69; behaves rudely to Katherine of Aragon, 68, 71, 72, 74, 75; writes to Wolsey, 68; not present at Mary Tudor’s funeral, 70; his abominable behaviour to Anne Boleyn, Anne of Cleves, and Katherine Howard, 72; marries a fourth time, 73; his children by his fourth wife, Katherine Willoughby, 74 and _footnote_; his public career, French campaigns, etc., 75-77; his last illness and death, 77-78; his last portrait, 78; funeral, 78; his tomb, 78; his bequests, 78, 244 _f.n._, 293, 294