Place in chronological order the following events involving the transfer of power in England.

To place the events of the transfer of power in England in chronological order, you would typically need a list of those specific events. However, I can provide a general outline of key events that may be involved in the transfer of power in England. To properly arrange them, please provide the specific events you are referring to.

Here is a possible chronological order of some significant events related to the transfer of power:

1. Magna Carta (1215) - King John agrees to limitations on his powers, establishing a precedent for the rule of law.
2. The English Civil War (1642-1651) - A series of conflicts between Parliamentarians and Royalists led to the temporary overthrow of the monarchy.
3. The Commonwealth (1649-1660) - England is declared a republic led by Oliver Cromwell after the execution of King Charles I.
4. The Restoration (1660) - The monarchy is restored under Charles II after years of republican rule.
5. The Glorious Revolution (1688) - William of Orange invades England, leading to the overthrow of King James II without bloodshed.
6. The Bill of Rights (1689) - Establishes Parliament's authority and limits the powers of the monarchy, solidifying constitutional monarchy.

Please provide specific events for precise chronological ordering.