Index of Gardiner's History of England

Yelverton, Sir Henry,

• opposition of Buckingham to his appointment as Attorney-General,
• becomes Attorney-General,
• appears against Coke before the Council,
• pleads Bacon's cause with Buckingham,
• supports the patent for gold and silver thread,
• gives his opinion that the patent is not a monopoly,
• commits silk-mercers to the Fleet,
• disgrace of,
• assures the Lords that he has been unjustly punished,
• attacks Buckingham,
• debate in the Lords on the case of,
• sentence on,
• conduct of, as a judge of assize, when Smart brings an action against the prebendaries of Durham,