Berwick on Tweed Finally Ceded to England (Edward IV) After Changing Hands, 12 Times.

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August 24, 1482

Berwick on Tweed finally ceded to England (Edward IV) after changing hands, 12 times.

August 24, 1565

Earl of Murrays rebellion against Mary Queen of Scots failed.

← Earl of Murrays rebellion against Mary Queen of Scots failed.

August 24, 1210

King John sails from Dublin for England. He had landed at Waterford in June and campaigned in Leinster; after a short siege, he captures Carrickfergus, where the de Lacys have made a stand. On 28 July he captures William de Braose and confiscates his land

King John sails from Dublin for England. He had landed at Waterford in June and campaigned in Leinster; after a short siege, he captures Carrickfergus, where the de Lacys have made a stand. On 28 July he captures William de Braose and confiscates his land →

August 24, 1565

Earl of Murrays rebellion against Mary Queen of Scots failed.

← Earl of Murrays rebellion against Mary Queen of Scots failed.

Berwick on Tweed finally ceded to England (Edward IV) after changing hands, 12 times.

August 24, 1210

King John sails from Dublin for England. He had landed at Waterford in June and campaigned in Leinster; after a short siege, he captures Carrickfergus, where the de Lacys have made a stand. On 28 July he captures William de Braose and confiscates his land

King John sails from Dublin for England. He had landed at Waterford in June and campaigned in Leinster; after a short siege, he captures Carrickfergus, where the de Lacys have made a stand. On 28 July he captures William de Braose and confiscates his land →

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