Index of Gardiner's History of England

Conway, 2nd Viscount, 1631 (Edward Conway),

• appointed to command the Horse in the second Bishops' War,
• condition of his soldiers,
• executes a soldier by martial law,
• complains to Strafford that Northumberland has questioned the legality of his proceedings,
• begs to be allowed to lay an imposition on the townsmen of Newcastle for building fortifications,
• is empowered to exercise martial law,
• reports that the Scots are not ready to invade England,
• is convinced that an invasion is impending,
• complains that Newcastle is indefensible, and asks for reinforcements,
• is ordered to fortify Newcastle,
• reports that the Scots are behaving well in Northumberland,
• is unprepared to meet an enemy in the field,
• attempts to defend the ford at Newburn,
• is routed by the Scots,
• evacuates Newcastle, and brings his troops to Darlington,
• See Conway, Sir Edward, the younger