Francis Tresham's letter to his brother-in-law, Lord Monteagle, caused this plot to be uncovered.
Richard Walsh ended the Midlands rebellion in the aftermath of this event, which also saw the execution of Henry Garnett. Originally centered around the Whynniard House, this event included a man known as Johnson who had served at the siege of Calais. Thomas Knyvett ended this event, which also saw the purchase of the Bright cellar by Thomas Percy. Francis Tresham's letter to his brother-in-law, Lord Monteagle, caused this plot to be uncovered. Robert Catesby led, for 10 points, this conspiracy to blow up Parliament on November 5, 1605 that included Guy Fawkes.
Richard Walsh ended the Midlands rebellion in the aftermath of this event, which also saw the execution of Henry Garnett.
{Gunpowder} Plot