Short answers, pulled from the story.
Scholars determined that the play Henry VIII was written by William Shakespeare and John Fletcher. James Spedding first proposed collaboration in 1850, and Cyrus Hoy confirmed the division of work by 1962 based on word choices.
The original Globe building burned to the ground on the 29th of June 1613 after a theatrical cannon shot ignited the thatched roof. The King's Men later performed the play again at the reconstructed venue on the 29th of June 1628.
Cardinal Wolsey ordered the arrest of the Duke of Buckingham through his Surveyor who served as the primary accuser. Contemporary reports imply these treason charges were false and trumped up for political purposes.
Queen Katherine protested Wolsey's abuse of the tax system and refused to stay for proceedings while Campeius argued the hearing could not continue without her presence. She later expressed loyalty to the King despite the divorce and died after learning of Wolsey's death.
Queen Anne Bullen gave birth to a daughter who became the future Queen Elizabeth. Thomas Cranmer baptized the child and delivered a speech about the glories of her future reign before enthusiastic crowds attended the christening.