Queen Anne Boleyn’s alleged crimes
Following on from the rulings of the Grand Juries of Middlesex and Kent on the 10th and 11th…
Anne Boleyn’s fall
11 May 1536 – The ruling of the Grand Jury of Kent
On 11th May 1536, the Grand Jury of Kent met on 11th May in front of Chief Justice…
9 May 1536 – Council Meetings and Juries
On 9th May 1536, King Henry VIII sent a message to Thomas Cromwell “commanding him to repair to…
5 May 1536 – More interrogations and arrests
By 5th May 1536, two other men had been imprisoned in the Tower of London and another courtier…
4 May 1536 – The Arrests of Sir Francis Weston and William Brereton
Mark Smeaton, Sir Henry Norris, Queen Anne Boleyn and her brother George Boleyn, Lord Rochford, were already imprisoned…
29 April 1536 – You look for dead men’s shoes
On 29th April 1536, Queen Anne Boleyn had two encounters with male courtiers which she later worried about…
28 April 1536 – Suspicious Meetings
Let’s set the scene a little before I tell you about today’s news from 1536. Queen Anne Boleyn’s…