27 March 1625CoronationCharles I
Crowned King of England
Historical records for England in 1625, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Crowned King of England
James I dies in his country Palace at Theobalds
Marries Henrietta Maria, daughter of the France's Henry IV
Attends the burial of James I in state as the chief mourner at Westminster Abbey
Charles I attends in state as the chief mourner at Westminster Abbey
Opens his 1st Parliament
The Dutch & English to subsidize support for German Protestants
Publication of "Book of Sports", activities allowed on Sundays after church service
Publication of "Book of Sports", activities allowed on Sundays after church service
Involved in the failed attempt to capture Cadiz
Wentworth represented Yorkshire in the first Parliament summoned by Charles I.
Elected Member of Parliament for Huntingdonshire in the "Useless Parliament"
Fails to provide support for the Bohemian Protestants in the Palatinate
Wentworth married Arabella Holles, sister of future parliamentary leader Denzil Holles.
Elected Member of Parliament for Huntingdonshire in the Parliament 1625-26
Elected Member of Parliament for Liverpool
A naval bombardment of Cadiz ends in failure
Leads a siege on Cadiz, but defeated. Fails to succesfully besiege Cadiz
Parliament grants tonnage & poundage for a year rather than life
Elected Member of Parliament for Huntingdonshire in the "Useless Parliament"
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