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Arrest of John Balliol
Edward I sends John to Hereford and then to the Tower of London
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Tower of London in Scotland. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Edward I sends John to Hereford and then to the Tower of London
Comyn is arrested after the Battle of Dunbar
Arrested after the Battle of Dunbar
Committed & sentenced to death
Arrested by the English
Captured & hanged by Edward I
Death of Herbert Morham, executed
Death of Simon Fraser, executeed
Beheaded for supporting the Scots
Hanged, drawn & quartered, head displayed on London Bridge alongside William Wallace
David II is imprisoned in the Tower of London, 1346-1357
Sent to the Tower by Henry V
Arrested for a 2nd time for the marriage of one of her sons, this time Charles Stuart, but pardoned after her sons death in 1576. Arrested after her sons marriage to Mary without Elizabeth Is approval
Released after the murder of her son Lord Darnley
Arrested for part played in the Ridolfi Plot to depose Elizabeth I in favour of Mary
Arrested for part played in the Ridolfi Plot to depose Elizabeth I in favour of Mary
Marys envoy, Leslie, is arrested & makes damaging confessions
Marys supporter Norfolk is Arrested
Arrested for a 2nd time for the marriage of one of her sons, this time Charles Stuart, but pardoned after her sons death in 1576
James I has Andrew Melville arrested for mocking the English Church
Released & leaves for France, does not return
Entertains Charles II at Dunnottar
Provenance
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