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Vor 5 Tagen · In the evening before the King's passage appointed I was credibly advertised that the Earl Bothwell had prepared a crayer, then riding in the river and ready for Norway, and a little shallop; into the which vessels he would embark himself with twenty or thirty of his most sure friends and servants, well armed and furnished with ...
Vor 5 Tagen · On subsequent nights, mysterious voices were heard in the streets, accusing Mary’s rumoured paramour, the Earl of Bothwell James Hepburn, of murder. Placards appeared depicting the queen as a...
Vor 5 Tagen · The Earl of Bothwell and Lady Jane Gordon. 1567, April 26 to May 3. "The proces led and deducit befoir the richt honorabill Maisteris Robert Maitland, Deacone of Abirdene, Eduard Henrisone, doctor in the lawis, tua of the Senatouris of oure Soverain's Colleige of Justice, Clement Litill and Alexander Sym advocattis, commissaris of the Commissarye of Edinbrughe, conjunctly and severalye ...
Vor 2 Tagen · James Hepburn, 4. Earl of Bothwell (mutmaßlicher Täter) Edinburgh: Lord Darnley, der zweite Ehemann der schottischen Königin Maria Stuart, wurde in der Nacht vom 9. auf den 10. Februar 1567 in der Abtei Kirk o'Field in Edinburgh ermordet, vermutlich vom Earl of Bothwell, Maria Stuarts späterem dritten Ehemann. In besagter Nacht ...
Vor 2 Stunden · Nachdem die Amerikaner am 27. Mai 1813 die Schlacht von Fort George gewonnen und die britischen Verteidiger von Fort George zu einem überstürzten Rückzug gezwungen hatten, zog sich der britische Befehlshaber, Brigadegeneral John Vincent, mit seinen Soldaten nach Burlington Heights zurück.
Vor 3 Tagen · The Earl of Atholl was accused of having Bothwell in his house, and charged to appear yesterday before the King to answer for the same; the King has therefore called some barons to him, purposing with them and their small forces to pass to Dunkeld to take Atholl in case he disobey or fail to make his appearance. Atholl sent to the ...
Vor 4 Tagen · 1. The Earl of Murray in the presence of Lethington has answered him that, first, to the matter declared by him as ordered by the Queen of England's letter of the 11th August, Lethington had made good answer five days past. To his going to Lochleven, the Lords saw no more reason to accord than they had done all this while. As to the ...
