July
1 July 2017 The Middleham Standard will fly at Middleham Castle to celebrate the Middleham Festival on the first Saturday of the month. | 2 July 2017 The Middleham Standard will fly at Middleham Castle to celebrate the Middleham Festival on the first Sunday of the month. |
3 July 1468 Margaret of York marries Charles, Duke of Burgundy, in Damme |
4 July 1471 Richard is made Chief Steward of the Duchy of Lancaster in the north 4 July 1475 Richard is part of the army which invades France 4 July 1478 Richard issues the statutes for his new college at Middleham |
5 | 6 July 1483 Richard III and Anne Neville's coronation in Westminster Abbey. The Middleham Standard will fly at Middleham Castle every 6 July to commemorate the coronation. |
7 July 1447 William Plantagenet born at Fotheringhay, one of Richard's brothers |
8 | 9 July 1966 Presentation of vellum to Dean and Chapter of York Minster by Richard III Society |
10 July 1460 Battle of Northampton |
11 July 1469 George of Clarence and Isobel Neville marry in Calais |
12 July 1472 Anne and Richard married in Westminster Abbey |
13 | 14 July 1471 Edward IV grants Richard Middleham and Warwick's other forfeited estates in the north |
15 | 16 | 17 July 1453 John Talbot Earl of Shrewsbury killed |
18 | 19 | 20 July 1455 Ursula Plantagenet born at Fotheringhay. One of Richard's sisters 20 July 1474 George and Richard agree the division of the Warwick estates |
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22 | 23 | 24 July 1469 Battle of Edgcote. Warwick imprisons King Edward IV |
25 | 26 | 27 | 28 July 1474 Northumberland accepts the lordship of Richard, who promises not to interfere in his affairs |
29 July 1483 Richard stays at Minster Lovell, the home of Francis Viscount Lovell |
30 | 31 July 1485 Publication by William Caxton of first printed edition of Le Morte D'Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory |
July 1465 Henry VI becomes a prisoner in the Tower of London |
July 1470 Richard helps suppress Lord FitzHugh's rebellion in the north |
21 - 30 July 1476 Richard is chief mourner at the reinterment of his father and brother in Fotheringhay Church |