No serious problems with this article, which is clearly of GA standard, in my judgment. A few minor points before I observe the formalities:
Womanhood
"Queen Jane" but "Anne Boleyn"
Eye-wateringly long blue-link in the first sentence.
"Her executioner was a wretched and blundering youth …" – is this relevant to an article on Mary I?
"and appealed to her cousin Charles V for protection" – unclear how Charles was able to protect her in England
Accession
"advisors" – odd to see the American spelling preferred to the English "advisers" (see OED) in this very English article
Reign
You'll need to reword or find a cite to enable you to remove the "by whom" tag that someone has justifiably added
"whereas his other subjects" – in normal modern usage "whereas" implies a contrast, but everyone in the sentence seems to have been opposed to the move
"Queen regnant" – capitalised "Queen" here but not in the lead. You ought to to be consistent.
Religious policy
another very long blue link here; could you trim the blue?
I'll be away for a week or so from tomorrow, with very limited internet access. I hope to see the few points, above, addressed by then (of which only the tag is more than minor), enabling me to promote the article. Happy editing! Tim riley (talk) 17:01, 18 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]
The only substantive point in my earlier comments (the "by whom" tag) has been attended to, and as there are no further queries of any crucial importance, I am passing the article as GA. I see it has been much vandalised lately but that is scarcely the same as edit warring. The prose is not, perhaps, of FA standard at all points, but it is certainly of GA quality.