28 and 29 April 1536 – Something is going on
Something was definitely brewing at King Henry VIII's court in late April 1536. Two commissions of oyer and…
Anne Boleyn Fall
27 April 1536 – Parliamentary summons are sent out
Archbishop Cranmer On 27th April 1536, writs were issued summoning Parliament, and a letter was sent to Thomas…
27 April 1536 – The King considers abandoning Anne Boleyn
On 27th April 1536, John Stokesley, Bishop of London, was consulted for advice regarding the King wanting to…
26 April 1536 – Anne Boleyn asks Matthew Parker to watch over Elizabeth
Sometime around 26th April, Queen Anne Boleyn met with her chaplain Matthew Parker and asked him to watch…
24 April 1536 – Two Commissions of Oyer and Terminer Set Up
Thomas Audley, English Heritage, Audley End House On 24th April 1536, Henry VIII approved the setting up of…
23 April 1536 – Nicholas Carew, George Boleyn and the Order of the Garter
St George's day, 23 April 1536, brought the first outward sign that the Boleyns were losing their influence.…
22 April 1536 – Archbishop Cranmer’s Strange Letter
On the 22nd April 1536, Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, who had been away from court staying at his country…