10 January 1569TrialElizabeth I
Announces she cannot find guilt with either Mary or her accuser Murray
Historical records for England in 1569, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Announces she cannot find guilt with either Mary or her accuser Murray
Moray returns to Scotland, Elizabeth says nothing has been proven
Shrewsbury receives his ward Mary Queen of Scots at Tutbury
The northern catholic rebellion is defeated
"the Queen of England should (not) conceive an evil opinion of her good sister"
Elizabeth I has 400 rank-and-file rebels executed
Fights in support of the Hugenots
Elizabeth has Mary Queen of Scots detained in Tutbury Castle
Involved in failed attempt with Northumberland to release Mary Queen of Scots
Under arrest, 1569-1570
Elizabeth has the Duke of Norfolk arrested
The Northern rebels capture Durham
Commands the Horse against the northern rebels
Ridolfi plans an invasion of England & the marriage of Thomas Howard to Mary. Led by Roberto Ridolfi, a Florentine banker based in London against Elizabeth I. Involves Felipe II of Spain, Pious V, the Duke of Norfolk & Mary Queen of Scots
Charles Baille is arrested with incriminating lettres from Ridolfi to Bishop Leslie
Charles Baillie, a Scot favourable to Marys party, is arrested carrying letters
The Pope declares Elizabeth to be a heretic & divests her of her divinity
Norfolk leads a rebellion to install Mary Queen of Scots as Queen. Catholic rebels break into Durham Cathedral & take mass for the 1st time in 10 yrs
Suppresses a Catholic rebellion in northern England
Norfolk leads a rebellion to install Mary Queen of Scots as Queen
The rebels proclaim loyalty but aim to remove the "new men" such as Cecil. A rebellion of catholics led by Norfolk, Norfolk & Westmorland is defeated by Essex
Suppresses the northern rebellion. The Catholic Earls of Northumberland & Westmorland revolt & seize Durham
Involved in the Ridolfi plot to marry Howard to Mary Queen of Scots. Involved in the Ridolfi plot to assassinate Elizabeth I
Appointed Sheriff of Caernarvonshire
The Catholic Earls of Northumberland & Westmorland revolt & seize Durham. Catholic rebels break into Durham Cathedral & take mass for the 1st time in 10 yrs
Appointed Solicitor General
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