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Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… mistery to be false, were ordered to be burnt beneath the pillory on Cornhull, and they were so burnt on the same day. …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… before the judges, they shall incur the penalty of the pillory as aforetime, and the plaintiff shall lose his claim …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… damages, &c., and that the said John be placed in the pillory. 6 Folio lxv b. Judicium collistr' pro Joh'e Grey. 29 … Grey acknowledged his guilt. Condemned to be put on the pillory for an hour with the said purses and counters …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… confessed the sacks were false, and was committed to the pillory, the sacks to be burnt under him ( sub eo). Judicium …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… native or foreign, to buy back again, under pain of the pillory. That no cornmonger or other person buy corn, barley, …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… fishmonger, of a bakehouse, &c., situate opposite the pillory on Cornhulle, for a term of six years from …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… II. [A.D. 1378], Ralph atte Sele, baker, condemned to the pillory with a whetstone hung from his neck for slandering …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… Judgment that the said William Sperlyng be set on the pillory and the carcases burnt beneath him. 9 Writ to the … deceived many persons, he is sentenced to stand in the pillory and abjure the City for a year and a day. Be it …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… confessed the sale. Adjudged to stand half an hour in the pillory, the bird to be burnt under him. Vyne wolmongere …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… oath that she is guilty. Thereupon she is condemned to the pillory called "le Thewe," ordained for women, for one hour. … his guilt, and was condemned to stand an hour in the pillory, the eels being burnt under the same. Folio xxv. … of the charge He was therefore adjudged to stand in the pillory for an hour, and the cause of his punishment to be …