Arrest of Thomas Wyatt and Ralph Sadler
Cromwells supporters are arrested, includes Thomas Wyatt & Sir Ralph Sadler
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Cromwells supporters are arrested, includes Thomas Wyatt & Sir Ralph Sadler
Margaret Pole is beheaded without a conventional treason trial after years of suspicion surrounding her Plantagenet family connections.
The Dublin Parliament passes the Crown of Ireland Act declaring Henry VIII King of Ireland.
Leonard Grey is beheaded for treason after accusations concerning his conduct and alliances while governing Ireland.
Thomas Fiennes is hanged after conviction for murder committed during a poaching expedition in Sussex.
Walter Devereux is born and later becomes Earl of Essex, military commander in Ireland and father of Elizabeth I's later favourite Robert Devereux.
Cranmer gives Henry VIII evidence alleging Catherine Howard's misconduct before and after her marriage.
Catherine Howard is placed under guard at Syon House after accusations of adultery and misconduct.
Catherine Howard is placed under house arrest for adultery
Catherine Howard is placed under house arrest at Syon House for adultery
Francis Dereham is arrested when testimony concerning his earlier sexual relationship with Catherine Howard becomes central to the royal investigation.
Jane Boleyn is detained after admitting that she helped arrange private meetings between Catherine Howard and Thomas Culpeper.
Thomas Culpeper is arrested after investigators uncover secret meetings with Queen Catherine Howard and question whether his conduct constitutes treason.
Death of Francis Dereham, executed for treason
Death of Thomas Culpeper, executed for treason
Executed after Catherine Howard confesses unchastity with Dereham & Culpepper
Executed after Catherine Howard admits prenuptial unchastity with Dereham & Culpepper
Thomas Culpeper is executed for treason, an alleged lover of Catherine Howard. Francis Dereham is executed for treason, an alleged lover of Catherine Howard
Death of Thomas Culpeper, executed for treason
Death of Francis Dereham, executed for treason
Thomas Culpeper is executed for treason, an alleged lover of Catherine Howard. Francis Dereham is executed for treason, an alleged lover of Catherine Howard
Cranmer hands Henry a letter accusing the Queen of living "most corruptly & sensually"
Orders the Northern levies over the Border but they are dispersed at Haddonrig
Appointed Canon of Ely
Reform preaching is restricted under conservative policy.
Engages in reformist debate within the English church.
John Wakeman becomes first bishop of Gloucester as a former abbey is reorganised into a cathedral institution.
Orders the Northern levies over the Border but they are dispersed at Haddonrig
Wants to meet James IV but James does not appear & Henry claims the Scottish theone
John Chambers becomes the first bishop of Peterborough, converting a former monastic centre into part of the episcopal structure.
Appointed Privy Councillor
Parliament restricts several popular games partly to encourage regular archery practice considered important for national defence.
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