The Act of Uniformity Confirms Guy Fawkes Day (5 November) as an Anniversary, and Adds 30 January (Execution of Charles I) and 29 May (The Restoration)

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May 28, 1666

The Act of Uniformity confirms Guy Fawkes day (5 November) as an anniversary, and adds 30 January (execution of Charles I) and 29 May (the Restoration)

William Molyneux, the fourteen-year old son of Sir Thomas Molyneux, is killed when a leaden image falls on him in a garden near Dublin

← William Molyneux, the fourteen-year old son of Sir Thomas Molyneux, is killed when a leaden image falls on him in a garden near Dublin

Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone, agrees to abandon further attempts at extending his territory in the north

Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone, agrees to abandon further attempts at extending his territory in the north →

William Molyneux, the fourteen-year old son of Sir Thomas Molyneux, is killed when a leaden image falls on him in a garden near Dublin

← William Molyneux, the fourteen-year old son of Sir Thomas Molyneux, is killed when a leaden image falls on him in a garden near Dublin

The Act of Uniformity confirms Guy Fawkes day (5 November) as an anniversary, and adds 30 January (execution of Charles I) and 29 May (the Restoration)

Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone, agrees to abandon further attempts at extending his territory in the north

Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone, agrees to abandon further attempts at extending his territory in the north →

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