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Há 3 dias · Thomas Stanley was created Earl of Derby, and the family‘s influence and power continued to grow under the Tudor regime. In the years following Bosworth, the Stanleys played key roles in suppressing Yorkist rebellions and helping to consolidate Henry VII‘s rule.
Há 2 dias · Anne, daughter of Edward lord Hastings and Hungerford, and sister to George first earl of Huntingdon of that name, was married (before 1503, when her eldest son John was buried, at St. James's, Garlick Hill) to Thomas Stanley, second earl of Derby, who died at his house at Colham in the parish of Hillingdon, Middlesex, May 23, 1521 ...
Há 4 dias · After the title of Earl of Derby had been taken from the Ferrars family, it was given, with that of Lancaster, to several of the blood-royal of the Plantagenets. Melbourne Castle was one of the seats of Edmund, Earl of Lancaster. King Henry VII. conferred the title of Earl of Derby on the Stanley family, in whom it has ever since continued.
Há 2 dias · Henry Stanley, 4th Earl of Derby: 1531–1593 1574 360 Henry Herbert, 2nd Earl of Pembroke: c. 1534–1601 1574 361 Henry III, King of France: 1551–1589 1575 King of Poland 1573–1574 362 Charles Howard, 2nd Baron Howard of Effingham: c. 1536–1624 1575 Later Earl of Nottingham 363 Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor: 1552–1612 1578 364
Há 5 dias · Pres. 27 March 1570 by Edward Stanley, 3rd earl of Derby, of Salisbury, dean of Norwich, late suffragan bp. of Thetford, to bpc. of Sodor and Man; royal assent signified 29 Sept. to abp. of York with mand. to conf. (BI, Reg. 30 ff. 107–8; C.P.R. 1569–72 no. 1069; Monumenta de Insula Manniae III 53–7 – 'episcopatus in Insula de Mann').
Há 4 dias · Howard, Catherine (Catheryn), Countess of Suffolk (2nd wife of Thomas, 1561–1626), 320, 448, 507. Howard, Lady Catherine (Catheryn), younger daughter of Thomas Howard, Earl of Suffolk, 461; probability of her marriage to Viscount Cranborne hinted at, 310.
Há 4 dias · It was once a truism of modern British historiography that the history of the Conservative party was grievously understudied. This has not been the case for some time: things began to change with the pioneering work of the late John Ramsden in the 1970s, and then from the 1980s as historians such as Philip Williamson began to offer significant reassessments of aspects of the party’s past.
