Execution of Thomas Plumtree
Thomas Plumtree is executed for serving as a Catholic chaplain during the Northern Rebellion against Elizabeth I.
Historical events in 1570
45 historical records
January 15703 historical events
Assassination of James Stewart
Moray is shot dead in Linlithgow by Hamilton of Bothwellhaugh, a supporter of Mary
Death of James Stewart
Death of James Stewart of Moray, shot dead in Linlithgow by Hamilton of Bothwellhaugh, a supporter of Mary
February 15706 historical events
Excommunication
Pope Pius V declares Elizabeth deposed & absolves Catholics from allegiance to her. Pius V issues the bull of excommunication against Elizabeth, "Regnas in Excelsis". Pius V excommunicates all catholics who support Elizabeth I, a fatwa against her
Papal Excommunication Challenges Settlement
Pius V excommunicates Elizabeth, intensifying the political connection between Catholic resistance and loyalty to the established English Church.
Pius V declares Elizabeth I a usurper
Pius V declares Elizabeth I a usurper
Succession
Pius V declares Elizabeth I a usurper
Excommunication
Pius V issues the bull of excommunication against Elizabeth I, "Regnas in Excelsis". Pius V decares Elizabeth I deposed
Battle against Hunsdon
Leonard Dacre leads several thousand supporters against Lord Hunsdon's royal force near the River Gelt, but the attack fails and Dacre flees toward Scotland.
April 15702 historical events
Birth of Guy Fawkes
Birth of Guy Fawkes
Baptism
Baptised in the church of St. Michael le Belfrey
May 15701 historical events
Arrest of George Talbot
Shrewsbury conducts Mary Queen of Scots to Chatsworth
August 15702 historical events
Execution of John Felton
John Felton is executed for publishing the papal bull that declared Elizabeth I excommunicated.
Treaty of St Germain
Signs the Treaty of St Germain, ends the 3rd War of Religion
October 15701 historical events
Arrest of George Talbot
Cecil and Mildmay visit Chatsworth in October, and agree Marys removal to Sheffield Castle (Shrewsburys principal seat)
November 15701 historical events
Marriage
Marries Anne Maria of Austria, daughter of Emperor Maximilian II
Ambassador
Appointed Ambassador of France
Peerage
Created Lord Burghley, 1st
Peerage
Created Earl of Pembroke, 2nd
Regency
Appoints Lord Darnleys father as Regent of Scotland
Acts and Monuments Second Edition
Foxe publishes a greatly expanded second edition of Acts and Monuments.
Freeman of the Merchant Taylors Company
Speed becomes a freeman of the Merchant Taylors' Company.
Actes and Monuments
Publication of "Book of Martyrs", published for a 2nd time
for a 2nd time
Publication of "Book of Martyrs", published for a 2nd time
Archbishop
Appointed Archbishop of York
Protestant Memory
Protestants remember Latimer as an Edwardian reform preacher.
Martyr Memory
Ridley becomes a lasting symbol of Protestant resistance under Mary.
Reballion of Duke of Norfolk
Suppresses a northern Rebellion led by the Duke of Norfolk. Caused by the possible succession of Mary Queen of Scots to the English throne
Marriage
Linked in a possible marriage with Elizabeth I
Montaigne Publishes Work Of La Boetie
Montaigne helped publish writings associated with his deceased friend La Boetie. The undertaking preserved the memory of a relationship foundational to his humanist outlook.
Foundation of Aravidu Rule
Tirumala Deva Raya assumes the throne and establishes the Aravidu dynasty as Vijayanagara rule continues from new southern capitals.
Alliance Pius V and Christian powers
Forms a Christian Alliance against the Turks
Succession
Declares Elizabeth I of England a usurper
Cardinal
Appointed Cardinal
Regency
Appointed Regent of Scotland after the assassination of Moray
Arrest of James VI
The Hamiltons & Gordons break into Stirling Castle & capture the young King
Assassination of James Stewart
Moray is assassinated by James Hamilton of Bothwell by Mary Queen of Scots supporters
Burial
Preaches at the Earl of Morays funeral
Reballion of Rebels in Madrid
Defeats the revolt & expels the Moriscos from Spain
Reballion of Rebels in Madrid
Defeats the revolt & expels the Moriscos from Spain
Independence of Sweden
Denmark recognizes Swedish independence under the Peace of Stettin
Peace
Denmark recognizes Swedish independence under the Peace of Stettin
Rule of Sweden
Denmark recognizes Swedish independence under the Peace of Stettin
Peace Treaty
Relations are restored between Russia & Turkey
Relations are restored between Russia & Turkey
Relations are restored between Russia & Turkey