Weymouth, Philip of Castile driven into by
a storm, vi. 229.

Wheels of trade, vi. 410.

Whitehall Chamber, its jurisdiction, vi. 85.
Whitehead to Queen Elizabeth, vii. 163.
Whitsand Bay, Perkin Warbeck lands at, vi.
189.

Wife, he that hath wife and children hath

given hostages to fortune, vi. 391, 547.
a discipline of humanity, vi. 392.
Wight, Isle of, granted in sovereignty by
Edward III. to Lord William Montague,
vii. 510.

Wilford, Ralph, a counterfeit Earl of War-
wick, vi. 202.

executed, vi. 203.

Will, the human, most maniable and obedient
to discipline, vii. 100, 101.
Wills, vii. 496-499.

proviso in Statute of Uses, vii. 432.
statute of 32 Henry VIII. vii. 632.
cannot be made irrevocable, vii. 370.
Wilton Bridge, statute for the repair of, vii.
606.

Winchester, Bishop of v. the Prior of St.
John of Jerusalem, vii. 709.
Windfalls of trees, vii. 536.

Windham, Sir John, imprisoned and beheaded
by Henry VII. vi. 221.

Winding sheets of nature, deluges and earth-
quakes, vi. 512.

Windows, inbowed, vi. 484.

Windsor, meeting of Henry VII. and Philip,
King of Castile, vi. 230.

Wine, reply of the patient ordered to abstain
on account of his blear eyes, vii. 138.
Winwood, Sir R., his quarrel with Bacon, vii.

184.

Wisdom for a man's self, essay on, vi. 431—
433, 561, 562.

the worst wisdom for a public servant, vi.
432, 562.

the works of, surpass the works of
strength in dignity, vi. 720.

Woad of Gascoigne and Languedoc to be im-
ported only in English bottoms, vi. 95.
Wolsey, Thomas, employed in negotiating a
marriage between Henry VII. and Lady Mar-
garet, Dowager Dutchess of Savoy, vi. 234.
Women, advanced by their husband or his an-

cestors, not allowed to alienate the
lands by statutes of 11 Henry VII.
vi. 161.

should not go out to a colony, until it is
already settled, vi. 459.

Woodville, Lord, his project of raising a force
to aid the Duke of Brittany counter-
manded, vi. 68.

joins the duke with auxiliaries, vi. 72.
killed at the battle of St. Alban's, vi. 83.
Words and thoughts, vii. 195.

general, shall not be stretched to a foreign
intendment, vii. 336.

so to be interpreted as to give effect to the
intention, ib.

so to be understood, that they work some-
what, vii. 337.

ambiguity of, in pleading, vii. 338.
Works of God, and the works of man, vii.
243.

Worseley, William, Dean of St. Paul's, par-
doned for Perkin Warbeck's rebellion, vi.
148.

Wotton, Sir Henry, of critics, vii. 134.
Wounds, of lover bleeding afresh, vii. 148.
Wreck, vii. 501.

the statute of wrecks, vii. 356.
Writer's Prayer, vii. 259, 260.