March 1333Siege of Berwick BeginsEdward III
Edward III begins operations against Berwick during the Scottish war
Historical records for England in 1333, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Edward III begins operations against Berwick during the Scottish war
Edward of Woodstock is created Earl of Chester while still a child
Created Earl of Chester
English forces tighten pressure on Berwick before the relief army arrives
Edward III prepares a northern campaign in support of Edward Balliol
Besieges Berwick in support of Edward Balliol
The king's government moves north for the Scottish campaign
The Scots lose 70 Lords including Earl Douglas & the Earl of Mar. Revenge for Edward IIs defeat at Bannockburn. One of the first uses of the English longbow. Defeats the Scots led by Archibald Douglas
Defeats the Scots outside Berwick using archers and defensive ground
Edward defeats Archibald Douglas and the Scottish army near Berwick
Edward takes a strong defensive position above Berwick
Neville supports Edward III's army during the battle
Percy fights on the English side at Halidon Hill
English archers help break the Scottish attack at Halidon Hill
Takes Berwick after victory at Halidon Hill
Berwick surrenders to Edward III after the defeat of the Scottish relief army
Beaumont backs the Balliol cause and English intervention in Scotland
Edward III strengthens Edward Balliol's restored kingship after Halidon Hill
Edward III uses Berwick to pressure Scotland after Halidon Hill
Montagu serves Edward III during the northern campaign
Wake supports the English campaign against the Bruce party
Edward Balliol relies on Edward III after the English victory at Berwick
Edward III organizes English control after the capture of Berwick
Richard of Bury is appointed Bishop of Durham
Simon Bircheston succeeds as Abbot of Westminster
Appointed Bishop of Durham
Captures Berwick-upon-Tweed in suppoprt of Edward Balliol
John de St Paul serves in royal administrative circles
John de Stratford serves as chancellor during the Halidon Hill campaign
Death of William de Curltington
William de Curlyngton dies after serving as Abbot of Westminster
Appointed High Sheriff of Worcestershire
Appointed Lord Paramount of Scotland
Richard of Bury becomes a major northern bishop during Edward III's reign
Philippa continues as Edward III's queen during the Scottish campaign
Edington serves within the expanding royal administration of Edward III
Captures Berwick-upon-Tweed in suppoprt of Edward Balliol
The Scots capture Newcastle
Robert de Stratford manages royal finance during Edward III's Scottish war
Thomas Beauchamp holds local authority before his later military career
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