Marriage
In a letter dated 30 October 1557, Henry of France requested that the Scottish Parliament send commissioners to prepare for the wedding of Queen Mary to the Dauphin of France'gnine commissioners are appointed to negotiate the wedding Treaty
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In a letter dated 30 October 1557, Henry of France requested that the Scottish Parliament send commissioners to prepare for the wedding of Queen Mary to the Dauphin of France'gnine commissioners are appointed to negotiate the wedding Treaty
Lady Janet Hepburn, Bothwells sister, marries Queen Marys half-brother Lord John
Marries Anne, daughter of William Keith, 4th Earl Marischal
Arrives in Edinburgh after overcoming Elizabeth Is objections
Marries Darnley in her private chapel. A dangerous marriage for Elizabeth I as Darnley is a grandson of Henry VII
Meets Lord Darnley for the 1st time
Agrees to divorce Darnley subject to Parliamentary approval
Makes it clear that she will not divorce Darnley because it makes James illegitimate
Mary refuses the offer of marriage & joins her son, James, at Stirling Castle. 28 Lords & Prelates sign a document supporting Bothwells marriage to Mary
Escorted by Bothwell to Dunbar Castle believing there may be a rebellion in Edinburgh
Intercepted by Bothwell with 800 men on her return to Edinburgh
Authorizes Bothwells divorce from Lady Jean Gordon & a week later marries him
Marries the Earl of Bothwell at the Great Hall of Holyrood
Raped by Bothwell in Dunbar Castle so she is forced to marry him
The Countess of Lennox Arouses Elizabeth's anger by the marriage of her son, Charles Stuart, 1st Earl of Lennox, with Elizabeth Cavendish, stepdaughter of the Earl of Shrewsbury
Marries Anne of Denmark
Marries Princess Louise of Stolberg-Gedern
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