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Index

FW refers to Sir Francis Walsingham MQS refers to Mary Queen of Scots

Abington, Edward (executed)
348

Adams, John (priest and prisoner)
95
,
140

Africa (marble project)
245

Agazzari, Alfonso (rector of English College, Rome)
17
,
95
,
350

agents provocateurs Gifford
269
,
278
,
283

Moody
285

Parry
114
,
288

Ridolphi
58
, 357

Stafford
177
,
290

Alva, Frances de (Spanish ambassador in Paris)
44
,
350

Irish rebels in Spain
46

Aldred, Solomon (tailor; agent of FW)
80
,
275
–
7
,
290

Alencon, Francis, Duke of (brother of Charles IX)
224

possible marriage to Elizabeth
48

Algiers
89

Alide, John (stationer)
286

al-Kindi (codebreaker)
124

Allen, Dr (later Cardinal) William (leader of Catholic exiles)
87
,
109
,
306
,
350
,
357

Hart
283
–
4

rival to Dr Owen Lewis
355

Allington (private secretary to Burghley)
34

Almond (or Amon), Roger (spy; alias William Vavasour)
103
,
277
–
8
,
291
,
310
,
312
–
3

Alva, Fernando Alvarez de Toledo, Duke of (Spanish Commander in the Netherlands)
20
–
1
,
34

planned invasion of England
55
–
6

plot to overthrow Elizabeth
54
–
5

Americas
63
,
246

English intercepting shipping
211
,
212

FW’s stepson
352

Anderson, Sir Edward (LCJ, judge at trial of MQS)
322

Anderson, Mr (Sheriff of Northumberland)
112

Andrews, Thomas (Sheriff of Northamptonshire)
350

execution of MQS
171
,
184
,
190
,
195
,
350

Angouleme, Duke of (bastard brother of Charles IX)
50

Anjou, Henry Duke of (brother of Charles IX)
44
,
49

possible marriage to Elizabeth
32
,
46
–
7
,
301
,
347

Anne of Denmark (wife of James I)
269
,
291

Antonio, Don (pretender to Portuguese crown)
208

Aparry, John (prisoner)
139

Appuldurcombe (home of FW)
31
,
32

Aquaviva, Claudius (Jesuit)
350

Arden, Edward (executed)
304

Arden, Mary (executed)
304

Arnold, Richard (sent greyhounds to FW)
59

Arundel, Charles (cousin to Duke of Norfolk)
225
,
350

Arundel, Philip Howard, Earl of (son of Duke of Norfolk)
284
,
354

canonised
354

Enterprise of England
300

Gerard’s evidence
319

letters from MQS
88

Nonsuch estate
310

spies and espionage
108
,
114
–
15
,
279
,
283
,
284

Astell, Roger (prisoner)
139

Aston, Roger (agent of James VI)
171
,
350

Aubrey, John (writer)
335

Auenon, Alexander (Lord Mayor of London)
41

Aylmer, John (Bishop of London)
23
,
68

Azores (English shipping)
211
,
212

Babington, Anthony
125
–
37
,
140
–
5
,
169
,
317
,
351

estates awarded to Raleigh
172

executed
348
,
351

forfeited property not given to FW
172
–
3
,
251
,
349

interrogation
321

marriage
316

trial of MQS
161
–
4

Babington, Mary (daughter of Anthony; died)
316

Babington plot (1586)
125
–
45
,
146
,
149
,
169
,
317
–
19
,
348
,
351
–
2

Curle
129
,
135
,
352

Gifford
141
–
3
,
269
,
283

Mendoza
126
–
7
,
131
,
136
,
355

spies
267
,
269
,
278
,
279
,
283
,
289

trial of MQS
161
–
4
,
166

Babthorp, William (English Catholic and Spanish sympathiser)
222

Bacon, Anthony (son of Sir Nicholas Bacon)
249

private secretary to Earl of Essex
337

Standen
268
,
290

Bacon, Sir Nicholas (Lord Keeper)
249

Bagshaw, Christopher (imprisoned priest)
305

Bailly, Charles (in service of MQS)
54
–
6
,
303

Baily, Dr (FW’s physician)
174
,
251
,
337

Ballard, John (priest; alias Fortescue; called Captain)
285
,
351

Babington plot
125
–
7
,
135
–
7
,
141
–
5
,
319

trial of MQS
164
,
165

Baltazar (tailor to MQS)
326

Baltic
84

Bamme, Henry (goldsmith, ancestor of FW)
27

Banbury (FW made MP)
30

Banbury Castle
68

banishment
61
,
63

Babington plot
138
,
139
,
140

spies
279
,
310
,
311

banking
212
–
13
,
215

Barker (academic and priest)
109

Barker, Edward (trial of MQS)
153
,
160
,
321
,
322

Barn Elms (home of FW)
89
,
172
,
238
–
40

death of FW’s wife
266
,
349

Barnard, Robert (spy; alias Robert Woodward; alias PH)
91
–
4
,
278
,
288
,
292
,
311

Fitzherbert and Tanner
340

Barnard Castle
68

Barnes, Sir George (Lord Mayor of London; father-in-law to FW)
30

Barnes, Thomas (spy; alias Robinson)
278
,
289
,
342

MQS’s letters
123

Barnwell, Robert (Babington plot)
127
,
145

Barry, Alexander (informer)
86

Bassano, Margaret (wife of musician)
307

Bassano, Mark Anthony (musician to Elizabeth)
74
,
307

Bastille
119
,
269
,
317
,
356

Bath, Thomas (spy; alias Tomazo)
84

Batson (friar)
277

battle of Alcazar
305

battle of Langside
346

Bavant, Dr John (priest and prisoner)
139
,
318

Bawdwin, John (priest and prisoner)
139
,
318

Baynebridge, Patrick (spy; alias Tompson)
278
,
291

BC (alias of Standen)
279
,
290
,
343