tion, 312-322. His return to Eng. Is visited by Raleigh ; their friend-
land; proclamation against him, ship, 102-106. Is introduced to
Attempts to escape, 327. Queen Elizabeth, 108.
Recommitted to the Tower, 330. Stanneries, warden of, nature of the
His examination by the commis- office ; Raleigh's appointment, 60.
sioners, 332. Relation of his con- Stewart, Arabella, conspiracy re-
versations with Sir Robert Wil- garding, a fiction, 229, 241.
son, 338-347. The queen entreats Stuart, Sir Robert, commands a
for his pardon, 349. Warrant for Scottish force at the battle of
his execution, 352. His last inter- Rimenant, 24.
view with Lady Raleigh, 355. His Stukely, Sir Lewis, commissioned
behaviour on the scaffold, 359-365. to arrest Sir Walter Raleigh, 323,
His execution, 365. Reflections on 324. His treacherous conduct, 329.
his character, 366-372.
Sully, Duke of, passage from his
Memoirs regarding Raleigh, 378.
Raleigh, Sir Walter, his Account of Sussex, Earl of, his character, 35.
Guiana defended against Hume's!
attack (Appendix), 373. He insti-
T.
tutes a club at the Mermaid, 374- Tobacco, its first introduction into
376. Alleged attempt to stab him- England by Raleigh, 57. Hariot's
self, 376. Hume's errors in his description of, 58.
account of, 377-381. Cecil's enmity Tounson, Dr, dean of Westminster,
to, 381. Plot against-its origin and his account of the last hours of Sir
secret history, 383-396. Errors of Walter Raleigh, 357-366.
Mr D'Israeli regarding his History Trinidad visited by Raleigh, 136.
of the World, 396-400, Wilson's Tyrone, Earl of, heads the rebellion
notes of his conversations, pre- in Ireland, 177.
served in the State-paper Office,
400. Confinement in the Tower
V.
His unpublished manuscripts, 402- Virginia, so named by command of
405. Inventory of his jewels and Queen Elizabeth, 49. Settlement
trinkets, 405. His portrait, 406. of, 51. Difficulties of the infant
Roanoak, island of, North America, colony, 52-55. Second settlement
52, 54, 64.
Roch, Lord, capture of, in the Irish
civil war, 31.
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