development of government under henry
changing mechanincs of H's tudor government
1536 ->
- Created by: eleanorfarnold
- Created on: 04-01-15 12:18
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- The King
- Royal Court and Household
- private servants
- 1939 Privy Council 19ish members. promoted by Crom. delegation and bureaucracy. continued in M + E's reigns
- controlled patronage
- advised the ruler and administered the realm. appointed magistrates and often acted as JPs
- managed national defence and fortifications
- controlled finances. enforced law and order
- 'managed' parliament
- Court of chancery recorded king's decisions
- Royal Court and Household
- private servants
- 1939 Privy Council 19ish members. promoted by Crom. delegation and bureaucracy. continued in M + E's reigns
- controlled patronage
- advised the ruler and administered the realm. appointed magistrates and often acted as JPs
- managed national defence and fortifications
- controlled finances. enforced law and order
- 'managed' parliament
- Court of chancery recorded king's decisions
- gentlemen of the privy chamber "knightly estate" - patronage
- faction & patronage
- Royal office holders. day to day management. main = Lord Chamberlain & Lord of Privy seal. H could devise new offices
- faction & patronage
- 1939 Privy Council 19ish members. promoted by Crom. delegation and bureaucracy. continued in M + E's reigns
- Royal office holders. day to day management. main = Lord Chamberlain & Lord of Privy seal. H could devise new offices
- Parliament
- Common Law Courts: King's Bench + Common Pleas (London)
- County Assizes. Judges went on circuit.
- Supported by JPs 1/4 sessions
- JPs. Unpaid but good rep. self- interest. enforced law made in Parliament
- Prerogative courts. county councils (council of the Marches, council of the North), star chamber
- wardens
- sheriffs
- became irrelevant in place cos of JPs
- keepers
- Prerogative courts. county councils (council of the Marches, council of the North), star chamber
- JPs. Unpaid but good rep. self- interest. enforced law made in Parliament
- later became irrelevant. laziness and corruption
- Supported by JPs 1/4 sessions
- County Assizes. Judges went on circuit.
- Common Law Courts: King's Bench + Common Pleas (London)
- private servants
- Royal Court and Household
- gentlemen of the privy chamber "knightly estate" - patronage
- faction & patronage
- faction & patronage
- 1939 Privy Council 19ish members. promoted by Crom. delegation and bureaucracy. continued in M + E's reigns
- Parliament
- Common Law Courts: King's Bench + Common Pleas (London)
- County Assizes. Judges went on circuit.
- Supported by JPs 1/4 sessions
- JPs. Unpaid but good rep. self- interest. enforced law made in Parliament
- Prerogative courts. county councils (council of the Marches, council of the North), star chamber
- wardens
- sheriffs
- became irrelevant in place cos of JPs
- keepers
- Prerogative courts. county councils (council of the Marches, council of the North), star chamber
- JPs. Unpaid but good rep. self- interest. enforced law made in Parliament
- later became irrelevant. laziness and corruption
- Supported by JPs 1/4 sessions
- County Assizes. Judges went on circuit.
- Common Law Courts: King's Bench + Common Pleas (London)
- private servants
- The church
- needed as allies. contact w/locals. Oath to King + importance o patronage
- resentment of nobility due to figures such as Wolsey.
- needed as allies. contact w/locals. Oath to King + importance o patronage
- The Royal Prerogative (feudal lord, military leader and justice)
- attempts to extend Royal authority. Crown (control of appointments)
- landed gentry such as Percy's and Dakers made difficult for crown to exert authority. military power
- Percy's fall after POG. H = lands
- install Tunstall, Bishop of Durham as Lord President of Council of North
- admin, tax, justice, religion
- v.popular eventually cos = fairer. lots o people wanted to join council
- Wakefield plot 1541 tried to overthrow, BUT v unsuccessful
- admin, tax, justice, religion
- install Tunstall, Bishop of Durham as Lord President of Council of North
- Bisop Lee = President of Welsh Council
- acts for laws and Justice. British law in Wales + right to send MPs from Wales to Parliament
- admin, tax, justice, religion
- v.popular eventually cos = fairer. lots o people wanted to join council
- install Tunstall, Bishop of Durham as Lord President of Council of North
- Wakefield plot 1541 tried to overthrow, BUT v unsuccessful
- Percy's fall after POG. H = lands
- landed gentry such as Percy's and Dakers made difficult for crown to exert authority. military power
- End of Liberties and Franchises (gave magnates ability to pass own laws)
- attempts to extend Royal authority. Crown (control of appointments)
- landed gentry such as Percy's and Dakers made difficult for crown to exert authority. military power
- Percy's fall after POG. H = lands
- Bisop Lee = President of Welsh Council
- acts for laws and Justice. British law in Wales + right to send MPs from Wales to Parliament
- Percy's fall after POG. H = lands
- landed gentry such as Percy's and Dakers made difficult for crown to exert authority. military power
- attempts to extend Royal authority. Crown (control of appointments)
- attempts to extend Royal authority. Crown (control of appointments)
- Royal Court and Household
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