Index of Gardiner's History of England

Essex, 3rd Earl of, 1603 (Robert Devereux),

• marriage of,
• proceedings taken for the divorce of,
• divorce of,
• serves under Vere in the Palatinate,
• returns from Germany, and becomes a member of the Council of War,
• is appointed Vice-Admiral of the expedition against Cadiz,
• takes refuge in Falmouth,
• pursues the Spanish ships up Cadiz harbour,
• takes Fort Puntal,
• refuses to pay the forced loan,
• asks the Lords to put the Petition of Right to a vote,
• attends on the King at Oxford,
• appointed second in command in the first Bishops' War,
• gives to the King the letter written to him by the Covenanters,
• votes against interference with the Commons,
• signs a letter to Johnston of Warriston,
• takes part in a meeting of the opponents of the Court,
• signs the Petition of the Twelve Peers,
• becomes a Privy Councillor,
• reproves the Scottish Commissioners for interfering with the Church of England,
• is suggested for the command of the Northern army,
• declares for Strafford's death,
• tells Hyde that 'stone dead hath no fellow,'
• is appointed Lord-Lieutenant of Yorkshire,
• is appointed Lord Chamberlain,
• is to command forces south of the Trent,
• thinks the Incident may be imitated at Westminster,
• proposal to give authority over the trained bands to,
• restriction placed by the Lords on his authority over the trained bands,
• rumoured dismissal of, from the Council and office,
• the Commons wish to have a guard under the command of,
• the Commons ask the King to give them a guard under the command of,
• intention of Charles to call, as a witness against the five members,
• accompanies Charles to the City after the attempt on the five members,
• wishes Charles to postpone his departure from Whitehall,
• is stopped by the House of Lords from obeying Charles's summons to attend him at York,
• is a member of the Committee of Safety,
• is appointed to command the Parliamentary army,
• is declared a traitor by the King,
• the Commons swear to live and die with,