10 February 1495Death of William StanleyWilliam Stanley
Death of William Stanley, executed for treason for his support of the Warbeck conspiracy
Historical records for England in 1495, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Death of William Stanley, executed for treason for his support of the Warbeck conspiracy
Death of William Stanley, executed for treason for his support of the Warbeck conspiracy
Death of William Stanley, executed for treason for his support of the Warbeck conspiracy
Death of William Stanley, executed for treason for his support of the Warbeck conspiracy
Death of William Stanley, executed for treason for his support of the Warbeck conspiracy
Death of William Stanley, executed for treason for his support of the Warbeck conspiracy
Birth of Mary, 5th child of Henry VII
Death of Elizabeth, daughter of Henry VII
Princess Elizabeth, young daughter of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York, dies at Eltham.
Death of Jasper Tudor
Sir William Stanley is arrested after evidence links the powerful courtier with support for Perkin Warbeck's claim.
Appointed Chief Justice of the King's Bench
The Council Learned develops as a mechanism for enforcing the king's feudal rights and strengthening Crown revenue.
William Stanley is executed for treason, showing Henry's willingness to act against former allies who threatened the succession.
An act strengthens procedures against corrupt juries, giving royal justices additional means to challenge suspect verdicts.
Stafford is awarded the Knight of the Garter
Henry VII expands administrative work by local justices of the peace, including supervision of weights, measures and public order.
James IV supports the claims of the English pretender Perkin Warbeck
Appointed Speaker of the House of Commons
Claims to be the 2nd of Edward IVs sons murdered in the Tower
Perkin Warbeck attempts a landing in Kent, but local resistance prevents him establishing a secure English foothold.
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