One overseer of this event was Charles Paget, and Bernardino de Mendoza met with one of the leaders of this event, who was exposed by the double agent Gilbert Gifford.
One participant in this event went by the aliases Colerdin and Pietro, and a poem called "Tichborn's Lamentation" was popularized after this event. One party in this event received a letter with a small picture of a gallows drawn on the seal. One overseer of this event was Charles Paget, and Bernardino de Mendoza met with one of the leaders of this event, who was exposed by the double agent Gilbert Gifford. This event began when John Ballard met with John Savage, and after one party in this event received a letter from Thomas Morgan, another letter was intercepted and deciphered by Phelippes, which allowed for close monitoring by Sir Francis Walsingham. Sharing the same goals as the earlier Ridolfi plot, for 10 points, identify this event, which led to the death of Mary, Queen of Scots, a plot against Elizabeth I of Britain.
One participant in this event went by the aliases Colerdin and Pietro, and a poem called "Tichborn's Lamentation" was popularized after this event.
Babington Plot