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Old and New London
… Christ's Gospel." The chosen place for executions before Tyburn was the Elms, Smithfield, between "the horsepond and … of Henry V. The gallows seems to have been removed to Tyburn about the reign of Henry IV. In Stow's time none of …
Survey of London Monograph
… refugees, eventually caught, extradited and executed at Tyburn (see much on this incident in State Papers). Bailiff …
Old and New London
… presumed share in this murder three persons were hung at Tyburn in 1679. An attempt was made by Oates and Bedloe to …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… his art, is buried in the churchyard. He was executed at Tyburn in 1793 for forging bonds of the East India Company. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of treason by the lords appellant, and was hanged at Tyburn in February of the next year. 34 After his execution …
Old and New London
… add that when wholesale executions occurred at Newgate or Tyburn, as they did occasionally occur 'when George III. was …
Old and New London
… and whose unlucky exit from this world of trouble at Tyburn we have already mentioned. 6 The doctor, we are …
Old and New London
… north of the highway which led westward from Holborn to Tyburn, and whose gardens stretched behind them to St. … was still kept up; and there is scarcely an execution at "Tyburn Tree," recorded in the "Newgate Calendar," in which … Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh, who was executed at Tyburn on the charge of high treason in 1681. The only …
Old and New London
… of them on horseback, and carried along Piccadilly towards Tyburn, where it was their intention to have hung him, in …
Old and New London
… of Cromwell, Ireton, and Bradshaw dragged on hurdles to Tyburn, and their heads set, as we have said, on the front of …