When Edward died in 1553 Mary became Queen of England' Many people were delighted' There were lots o

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An account from the diary of a Londoner written
at the time that Mary became Queen. Mary was
proclaimed Queen of England, France and Ireland
on 19 July 1553. The ceremony took place in St.
Pauls with songs and the organ playing and the
bells ringing throughout London. There were
bonfires and tables in every street and wine and
beer and ale.
An account from the diary of a Londoner written
at the time that Mary died. On 17 November
between five and six a.m. Queen Mary died. All
the churches in London rang their bells and that
night bonfires were lit and tables placed in the
street and people ate, drank and made merry.
When Edward died in 1553 Mary became Queen of
England. Many people were delighted. There were
lots of celebrations throughout London. The
people were glad to see the end of Edwards harsh
rule and looked forward to better days under
Mary.
However the celebrations at her death in 1558
were even greater than when she had been crowned
Queen 5 years earlier. She had become known as
Bloody Mary.
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Mary was desperate for a husband she found one in
1554, a man who she had loved for a long time
Philip II of Spain
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Philip
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Philip
Mary
Dogs
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Many Martyrs died under Marys orders
Latimer Ridley are burnt alive  at Oxford in
the year 1555. Then they brought a lighted
stick, and laid the same down at Ridleys feet
upon which Latimer said, Be of good comfort,
Master Ridley, and play the man.  We shall this
day light such a candle, by Gods grace, in
England, as I trust shall never be put out. 
(Foxe's Book of Martyrs)
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Thomas Crammer being burnt at the stake
Sometimes peoples fingers and toes would fall off
as they were being burnt, rolling into the crowd
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Mary needed a baby, an heir, to carry on making
Catholic changes to England after her death
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Philip and Mary thought that she was pregnant
but it was a false alarm a tumour in the
stomach. This made Mary extremely uncomfortable
until she died in 1558
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Mary, Mary quite contrary, How does your
garden grow? With silver bells And
cockleshells, And pretty maids all in a row
Pregnant or not?
Mary
longed for a baby. She was delighted when she
thought she was pregnant soon after marrying her
husband. However, she soon found out she wasnt
pregnant at all her stomach pains were a symptom
of cancer. The poem ridicules the fact that
nothing with grow inside her.
Problems in childbirth

Mary was rumoured to have had some children,
but each little girl was stillborn Mary was
suppose to have them buried secretly in a long
row of graves
King Philip of Spain the love rat
Marys husband
wasnt very loving. King Philip hardly ever saw
her during their marriage. Also he had affairs
with lots of other women. In Tudor England, this
was called cuckolding.
Changing her mind

Contrary means opposite. If a person is contrary
it often means they are taking a different view
just for the sake of it. Mary was accused of
being awkward by wanting to change England back
to a Catholic country.
A poor taste in music


Mary enjoyed listening to the sound of
church bells. This music was unfashionable at the
time.