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England in 1634

Historical records for England in 1634, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

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8Events
4Named people
3Places
3Categories

Historical records

July

14 July 1634Opening of Irish ParliamentThomas Wentworth Strafford, 1st

Dublin · Government / Government of England

Wentworth opened the Irish Parliament and demanded financial support for the Crown.

July 1634Irish SubsidiesThomas Wentworth Strafford, 1st

Dublin · Government / Government of England

Wentworth secured substantial subsidies intended to remove the Irish government's financial deficit.

Other Events

1634Astronomical History of Observations of Heavenly MotionsJohn Pell

Science / Mathematics

Publication of "Ecliptica prognostica". Publication of "Astronomical History of Observations of Heavenly Motions"

1634Ecliptica prognosticaJohn Pell

Science / Mathematics

Publication of "Ecliptica prognostica". Publication of "Astronomical History of Observations of Heavenly Motions"

1634Management of Irish ParliamentThomas Wentworth Strafford, 1st

Dublin · Government / Government of England

Wentworth balanced Protestant officials and Catholic members to obtain the legislation he required.

1634PeerageJames II

York · House / House of Stewart

Created the Duke of York

1634Reform of TaxationCharles I

London · Government / Government of England

Raises "ship money" on the coastal counties

1634Royal Revenue ReformThomas Wentworth Strafford, 1st

Dublin · Government / Government of England

Wentworth reorganised customs, taxation, and expenditure to increase the Crown's Irish revenue.

Names involved

Charles IJames IIJohn PellThomas Wentworth Strafford, 1st

Places involved

DublinLondonYork

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.