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Hace 4 días · He then had Sir Henry Norris, Anne's knight, arrested on charged of adultery with the Queen. 7. The Duke of Norfolk was at the Tower to London when Anne was brought there. Answer: True. Her uncle (the Duke of Norfolk), Thomas Cromwell and Sir William Kingston were at the Tower of London when Anne was brought there.
Hace 2 días · July 1533, 26-31. 26 July. R. O. 894. [Cromwell] to Sir Thos. Audeley, Lord Chancellor. The King has lately granted to his servant Stephen Vaughan an annuity of 20 l. to be paid from the feast of the Nativity of St. John Baptist last past. As there is owing to him 20 l. for one year's service ending Midsummer last, which he cannot demand of Mr ...
Hace 4 días · The first, available here, takes focuses on Mary Howard/Fitzroy, Duchess of Richmond, 1555, cousin to Queen Anne Boleyn and wife of the King Henry VIII’s illegitimate son Henry Fitzroy. The second podcast explores the ways in which women circumvented patriarchy during the sixteenth-century, from managing huge estates to their roles as mothers, educators, and political players.
Lyons, 2 May 1536. P.S. 3 May.—Hears that the bishop of Rome has said in Consistory that if Francis would not be content to take the duchy of Milan for M. d'Angoulesme, peace could not be made. He was waiting for the cardinal of Lorraine, who was at Viterbo, who was to leave for Bologna on the 10th inst.
Hace 1 día · 1. How many of Henry's wives had been previously married? Answer: 2. Catherine of Aragon was married to Arthur, Henry's older brother, who died young. Katherine Parr was twice widowed before she married Henry. There is some debate as to whether Katherine Howard had been secretly married to Francis Dereham, but she denied this vigorously, even ...
Hace 3 días · Covers the whole period 1531 to 1532. Letters and Papers, Henry VIII.Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1880. This free content was digitised by double rekeying.
Hace 3 días · January 1531, 1-15. 1 Jan. R. O. 23. Harry [Parker] Lord Morley to Cromwell. Writes in favor of the bearer, a poor canon, who, when his priory was suppressed, was commanded by the Cardinal to abide at Christchurch, the prior and convent of which granted him for life the farm of Bromefelde. He has been wrongfully vexed by one John Smythe, who ...
