Index of Gardiner's History of England

Pennington, John,

• difficulties of, as a captain in Raleigh's fleet,
• bears evidence against Raleigh,
• is appointed commander of the fleet lent to the King of France,
• is informed that he will not have to fight against the French Protestants,
• arrives at Dieppe,
• refuses to admit French soldiers on board, and returns to England,
• is ordered to return to Dieppe, and to deliver his ships to the French,
• protest of the captains of the fleet of,
• is directed by Buckingham to surrender the fleet,
• offers to resign his command,
• receives orders to get up a mutiny in his fleet,
• returns to Dieppe, and refuses to give up his ship,
• informs Nicholas that his crew has mutinied,
• excuses himself from surrendering his ship,
• sails from Dieppe,
• returns to Dieppe and surrenders the 'Vanguard' and six other ships,
• commands a fleet in the Downs,
• is ordered to attack French ships at Havre,
• returns without finding French ships there,
• mutiny in the fleet of,
• is sent to attack the French shipping,
• See Pennington, Sir John