Jane was imprisoned in the Tower

She and her husband were arraigned, and pleaded guilty of high treason; but their doom was suspended, and it was not until after the suppre ion of the rebellion of Sir Thomas bee in which the Duke of Suffolk, Lady Jane’s father, had participated, that the sentence was confirmed. Lady Jane defended her opinions against the arguments of the Roman divines sent to reason with her, and was beheaded on Tower Hill, Feb. 12, 1554, her husband having suffered the same fate. J., Nov. 4, 1872. He studied law, served in the Spanish-American War, was on diplomatic service in London and Constantinople, Envoy to Persia, 1901, to Japan, 1902, was nominated Amba ador to Italy Dec. 12, 1906.