Birth of Samuel Pepys
Birth of Samuel Pepys
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1633 in England
Explore 16 historical events and records for England in 1633.
Historical records for England in 1633
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February
June
Coronation
Creates controversy because of the Papist ceremony using a Church of England service. 1st time since early infancy that Charles has set foot in Scotland
July
Arrival in Dublin
Wentworth arrived in Dublin and assumed personal control of the Irish administration.
Demonstrations
A riot in St Giles Cathedral when the Scottish Service Book is used, resembles a mass
October
Birth of James II
Birth of James II, son of Charles I & Henrietta Maria
Other events (month unknown)
Archbishop
Provokes the Bishops War between England & Scotland. Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Archbishop of Canterbury
Provokes the Bishops War between England & Scotland. Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Birth of James
Birth of James, the future Duke of York
Coronation
Takes part in Charles Is Scottish coronation
Irish Administration
Radcliffe became one of Wentworth's most trusted assistants in the Irish government.
Policy of Thorough
Laud corresponded closely with Wentworth about enforcing an energetic programme of royal government.
Privy Council
Appointed Member of Privy Council
Privy Council
Appointed Member of Scottish Privy Council
Reform of Church Governance
Seeks to eliminate Presbyterianism in Scotland & Calvinism in England. Introduces a Scottish Service Book
Residence at Dublin Castle
Wentworth established his household and government at Dublin Castle.
Tis Pity Shes a Whore Published
John Ford's tragedy Tis Pity She's a Whore was published, portraying a forbidden relationship and its catastrophic consequences.
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