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Execution - A very old graphic sketch of British prisoners in the thoes of death at the time of their hanging. Strangely the man at the back appears to have only one shoe on and the man at the front is similarly attired but with his spare shoe hanging by a lace from his other foot. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/execution-a-very-old-graphic-sketch-of-british-prisoners-in-the-thoes-of-death-at-the-time-of-their-hanging-strangely-the-man-at-the-back-appears-to-have-only-one-shoe-on-and-the-man-at-the-front-is-similarly-attired-but-with-his-spare-shoe-hanging-by-a-lace-from-his-other-foot-image478557204.htmlRM2JPG4GM–Execution - A very old graphic sketch of British prisoners in the thoes of death at the time of their hanging. Strangely the man at the back appears to have only one shoe on and the man at the front is similarly attired but with his spare shoe hanging by a lace from his other foot.
1930's - Immurement - Crime,Punishment and executions in Mongolia as depicted in a publication of the time - A newspaper in 1914 reported 'shut up for life in heavy iron-bound coffins, which do not permit them to sit upright or lie down. These prisoners see daylight for only a few minutes daily when the food is thrown into their coffins through a small hole' Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-image-1930s-immurement-crimepunishment-and-executions-in-mongolia-as-depicted-162320390.htmlRMKC298P–1930's - Immurement - Crime,Punishment and executions in Mongolia as depicted in a publication of the time - A newspaper in 1914 reported 'shut up for life in heavy iron-bound coffins, which do not permit them to sit upright or lie down. These prisoners see daylight for only a few minutes daily when the food is thrown into their coffins through a small hole'
1930's - Immurement - Crime,Punishment and executions in Mongolia as depicted in a publication of the time - A newspaper in 1914 reported 'shut up for life in heavy iron-bound coffins, which do not permit them to sit upright or lie down. These prisoners see daylight for only a few minutes daily when the food is thrown into their coffins through a small hole' Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-image-1930s-immurement-crimepunishment-and-executions-in-mongolia-as-depicted-162320392.htmlRMKC298T–1930's - Immurement - Crime,Punishment and executions in Mongolia as depicted in a publication of the time - A newspaper in 1914 reported 'shut up for life in heavy iron-bound coffins, which do not permit them to sit upright or lie down. These prisoners see daylight for only a few minutes daily when the food is thrown into their coffins through a small hole'
PUNISHMENTS & INSTRUMENTS OF TORTURE FROM THE PAST - A man in a pillory. This form of humiliation was reserved for prisoners who would generally not be liable to execution (e.g. debtors) and would see them exposed to public view in a market or other public place and could be used for punishment by birch, cane or whip or for the cutting off of hair or a body part (e.g. ear|) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/punishments-instruments-of-torture-from-the-past-a-man-in-a-pillory-this-form-of-humiliation-was-reserved-for-prisoners-who-would-generally-not-be-liable-to-execution-eg-debtors-and-would-see-them-exposed-to-public-view-in-a-market-or-other-public-place-and-could-be-used-for-punishment-by-birch-cane-or-whip-or-for-the-cutting-off-of-hair-or-a-body-part-eg-ear-image273758284.htmlRMWWANDG–PUNISHMENTS & INSTRUMENTS OF TORTURE FROM THE PAST - A man in a pillory. This form of humiliation was reserved for prisoners who would generally not be liable to execution (e.g. debtors) and would see them exposed to public view in a market or other public place and could be used for punishment by birch, cane or whip or for the cutting off of hair or a body part (e.g. ear|)
An old woodcut showing men preparing the gallows at Tyburn in the 1700's. The infamous gallows were situated at a crossroad in what was then the village of Tyburn in the parish of Marylebone, but is now a part of London near Marble Arch.. All hangings were viewed by the public who knew the place colloquially as'The Tyburn Tree' or 'Gods Tribunal' . Oxford Street was previously Tyburn Road (in the mid 1700s) and Edgware Road and Park Lane was known as Tyburn Lane. The 1st execution here was recorded in 1196 and the last in 1783 (on a new moveable gallows) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-old-woodcut-showing-men-preparing-the-gallows-at-tyburn-in-the-1700s-the-infamous-gallows-were-situated-at-a-crossroad-in-what-was-then-the-village-of-tyburn-in-the-parish-of-marylebone-but-is-now-a-part-of-london-near-marble-arch-all-hangings-were-viewed-by-the-public-who-knew-the-place-colloquially-asthe-tyburn-tree-or-gods-tribunal-oxford-street-was-previously-tyburn-road-in-the-mid-1700s-and-edgware-road-and-park-lane-was-known-as-tyburn-lane-the-1st-execution-here-was-recorded-in-1196-and-the-last-in-1783-on-a-new-moveable-gallows-image345624096.htmlRM2B28F1M–An old woodcut showing men preparing the gallows at Tyburn in the 1700's. The infamous gallows were situated at a crossroad in what was then the village of Tyburn in the parish of Marylebone, but is now a part of London near Marble Arch.. All hangings were viewed by the public who knew the place colloquially as'The Tyburn Tree' or 'Gods Tribunal' . Oxford Street was previously Tyburn Road (in the mid 1700s) and Edgware Road and Park Lane was known as Tyburn Lane. The 1st execution here was recorded in 1196 and the last in 1783 (on a new moveable gallows)
The execution by hanging of pirate Stede Bonnet (1688-1718), Pirate . His nickname was The Gentleman Pirate and he used the alias Captain Thomas. He commanded the ship Revenge, later renamed Royal James Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-execution-by-hanging-of-pirate-stede-bonnet-1688-1718-pirate-his-nickname-was-the-gentleman-pirate-and-he-used-the-alias-captain-thomas-he-commanded-the-ship-revenge-later-renamed-royal-james-image337807234.htmlRM2AHGCG2–The execution by hanging of pirate Stede Bonnet (1688-1718), Pirate . His nickname was The Gentleman Pirate and he used the alias Captain Thomas. He commanded the ship Revenge, later renamed Royal James
PUNISHMENTS & INSTRUMENTS OF TORTURE FROM THE PAST - The Iron Maiden, An often spike filled, hinged, body shaped metal coffin for torture or execution. Also known as the Chokey or Choky, The Virgin (a reference to the Virgin Mary), and the Jungfer (German for spinster) Some scholars dispute it was ever in common usage. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/punishments-instruments-of-torture-from-the-past-the-iron-maiden-an-often-spike-filled-hinged-body-shaped-metal-coffin-for-torture-or-execution-also-known-as-the-chokey-or-choky-the-virgin-a-reference-to-the-virgin-mary-and-the-jungfer-german-for-spinster-some-scholars-dispute-it-was-ever-in-common-usage-image273758394.htmlRMWWANHE–PUNISHMENTS & INSTRUMENTS OF TORTURE FROM THE PAST - The Iron Maiden, An often spike filled, hinged, body shaped metal coffin for torture or execution. Also known as the Chokey or Choky, The Virgin (a reference to the Virgin Mary), and the Jungfer (German for spinster) Some scholars dispute it was ever in common usage.
HUNG, DRAWN, & QUARTERED (TYBURN) - An Elizabethan engraving showing the horrific processes involved when a convicted criminal was hung drawn & quartered at Tyburn gallows Tyburn (Teo Bourne) . A person is seen hanging on the gallows, another is being quartered (centre) whilst top right, entrails are being burned. At the bottom, dismembered body parts are being carried away in a basket on the back of a worker. Macabre onlookers at the bottom try to steal bits of a famous or notorious criminals body as a souvenir. The village of Tyburn has now been enveloped by London (Marble Arch area) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/hung-drawn-quartered-tyburn-an-elizabethan-engraving-showing-the-horrific-processes-involved-when-a-convicted-criminal-was-hung-drawn-quartered-at-tyburn-gallows-tyburn-teo-bourne-a-person-is-seen-hanging-on-the-gallows-another-is-being-quartered-centre-whilst-top-right-entrails-are-being-burned-at-the-bottom-dismembered-body-parts-are-being-carried-away-in-a-basket-on-the-back-of-a-worker-macabre-onlookers-at-the-bottom-try-to-steal-bits-of-a-famous-or-notorious-criminals-body-as-a-souvenir-the-village-of-tyburn-has-now-been-enveloped-by-london-marble-arch-area-image385244622.htmlRM2DANBCE–HUNG, DRAWN, & QUARTERED (TYBURN) - An Elizabethan engraving showing the horrific processes involved when a convicted criminal was hung drawn & quartered at Tyburn gallows Tyburn (Teo Bourne) . A person is seen hanging on the gallows, another is being quartered (centre) whilst top right, entrails are being burned. At the bottom, dismembered body parts are being carried away in a basket on the back of a worker. Macabre onlookers at the bottom try to steal bits of a famous or notorious criminals body as a souvenir. The village of Tyburn has now been enveloped by London (Marble Arch area)
A prison mugshot portrait of William Edward Hickman, murderer of 12 year old Marian Parker. Hung at San Quentin gallows). After abducting the child, Hickman held her to ransom, however he had murdered the girl even before the ransom was paid. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-prison-mugshot-portrait-of-william-edward-hickman-murderer-of-12-year-old-marian-parker-hung-at-san-quentin-gallows-after-abducting-the-child-hickman-held-her-to-ransom-however-he-had-murdered-the-girl-even-before-the-ransom-was-paid-image551616136.htmlRM2R1C808–A prison mugshot portrait of William Edward Hickman, murderer of 12 year old Marian Parker. Hung at San Quentin gallows). After abducting the child, Hickman held her to ransom, however he had murdered the girl even before the ransom was paid.
1800 Combination Act, UK. 'Protection for the industrious weavers' - A local order to protect mill workers in Stockport and to prevent destruction of looms (forerunners of Luddites) - Machine-breaking was criminalised by Parliament in 1721, the penalty was penal transportation, (later, execution) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1800-combination-act-uk-protection-for-the-industrious-weavers-a-local-order-to-protect-mill-workers-in-stockport-and-to-prevent-destruction-of-looms-forerunners-of-luddites-machine-breaking-was-criminalised-by-parliament-in-1721-the-penalty-was-penal-transportation-later-execution-image241713574.htmlRMT1703J–1800 Combination Act, UK. 'Protection for the industrious weavers' - A local order to protect mill workers in Stockport and to prevent destruction of looms (forerunners of Luddites) - Machine-breaking was criminalised by Parliament in 1721, the penalty was penal transportation, (later, execution)
Front page of a leaflet describing the life, trial and execution of James Blomfield Rush who murdered Isaac Jermy and Jermy Jermy, his son.The Murders at Stanfield Hall , mansion home of the Germys , It was a notorious Victorian double murder ( 28 November 1848) that has since been covered in the film Blanche Fury and in literature including a novel by Joseph Shearing. Rush was their fraudulent tenant farmer.Emily Sandford, whom Rush had employed as a governess and was his pregnant mistress was an unwitting accomplice .Mrs. Jermy and servant, Elizabeth Chestney survived the gun attack carr Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/front-page-of-a-leaflet-describing-the-life-trial-and-execution-of-james-blomfield-rush-who-murdered-isaac-jermy-and-jermy-jermy-his-sonthe-murders-at-stanfield-hall-mansion-home-of-the-germys-it-was-a-notorious-victorian-double-murder-28-november-1848-that-has-since-been-covered-in-the-film-blanche-fury-and-in-literature-including-a-novel-by-joseph-shearing-rush-was-their-fraudulent-tenant-farmeremily-sandford-whom-rush-had-employed-as-a-governess-and-was-his-pregnant-mistress-was-an-unwitting-accomplice-mrs-jermy-and-servant-elizabeth-chestney-survived-the-gun-attack-carr-image364384557.htmlRM2C4R465–Front page of a leaflet describing the life, trial and execution of James Blomfield Rush who murdered Isaac Jermy and Jermy Jermy, his son.The Murders at Stanfield Hall , mansion home of the Germys , It was a notorious Victorian double murder ( 28 November 1848) that has since been covered in the film Blanche Fury and in literature including a novel by Joseph Shearing. Rush was their fraudulent tenant farmer.Emily Sandford, whom Rush had employed as a governess and was his pregnant mistress was an unwitting accomplice .Mrs. Jermy and servant, Elizabeth Chestney survived the gun attack carr
A 1917 eye-witnesses sketch at the execution of a USA prisoner in the electric chair, a method of execution originated in the USA whereby a prisoner is confined in a specially built wooden chair and is electrocuted via electrodes fastened on the head and legs. A priest can be seen reading the man's last rites. The method was conceived by Alfred Porter Southwick (1826–1898) who was both a steam-boat engineer and dentist from Buffalo, New York. It was first used in 1890 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-1917-eye-witnesses-sketch-at-the-execution-of-a-usa-prisoner-in-the-electric-chair-a-method-of-execution-originated-in-the-usa-whereby-a-prisoner-is-confined-in-a-specially-built-wooden-chair-and-is-electrocuted-via-electrodes-fastened-on-the-head-and-legs-a-priest-can-be-seen-reading-the-mans-last-rites-the-method-was-conceived-by-alfred-porter-southwick-18261898-who-was-both-a-steam-boat-engineer-and-dentist-from-buffalo-new-york-it-was-first-used-in-1890-image474527227.htmlRM2JG0G8Y–A 1917 eye-witnesses sketch at the execution of a USA prisoner in the electric chair, a method of execution originated in the USA whereby a prisoner is confined in a specially built wooden chair and is electrocuted via electrodes fastened on the head and legs. A priest can be seen reading the man's last rites. The method was conceived by Alfred Porter Southwick (1826–1898) who was both a steam-boat engineer and dentist from Buffalo, New York. It was first used in 1890
A DAY OUT AT TYBURN - An old engraving showing a family attending a public hanging at Tyburn Gallows, England. At that time it was seen as a spectator event and often took on the form of a country fair with side shows and stalls being set up around the gallows. It was colloquially known as the Tyburn Tree , possibly from a tree originally used for hangings there, Public hangings ceased in this location in the late 1700s. ( possibly November 1783) Oxford Street at that time was known as Tyburn Road. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-day-out-at-tyburn-an-old-engraving-showing-a-family-attending-a-public-hanging-at-tyburn-gallows-england-at-that-time-it-was-seen-as-a-spectator-event-and-often-took-on-the-form-of-a-country-fair-with-side-shows-and-stalls-being-set-up-around-the-gallows-it-was-colloquially-known-as-the-tyburn-tree-possibly-from-a-tree-originally-used-for-hangings-there-public-hangings-ceased-in-this-location-in-the-late-1700s-possibly-november-1783-oxford-street-at-that-time-was-known-as-tyburn-road-image466337737.htmlRM2J2KEF5–A DAY OUT AT TYBURN - An old engraving showing a family attending a public hanging at Tyburn Gallows, England. At that time it was seen as a spectator event and often took on the form of a country fair with side shows and stalls being set up around the gallows. It was colloquially known as the Tyburn Tree , possibly from a tree originally used for hangings there, Public hangings ceased in this location in the late 1700s. ( possibly November 1783) Oxford Street at that time was known as Tyburn Road.
Salem Witch Trials - An old engraving showing the execution of George Burroughs (c1650 – 1692) at Proctor's Ledge,Salem, the only church minister executed for witchcraft at the time of the Salem witch trials Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/salem-witch-trials-an-old-engraving-showing-the-execution-of-george-burroughs-c1650-1692-at-proctors-ledgesalem-the-only-church-minister-executed-for-witchcraft-at-the-time-of-the-salem-witch-trials-image329022896.htmlRM2A3881M–Salem Witch Trials - An old engraving showing the execution of George Burroughs (c1650 – 1692) at Proctor's Ledge,Salem, the only church minister executed for witchcraft at the time of the Salem witch trials
An historic print of women (probably heretics) being burned at the stake in Paris, France - Gravure historique de femmes brûlées sur le bûcher à Paris, en France.(éventuellement hérétiques) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-historic-print-of-women-probably-heretics-being-burned-at-the-stake-in-paris-france-gravure-historique-de-femmes-brles-sur-le-bcher-paris-en-franceventuellement-hrtiques-image607691438.htmlRM2X8JMHJ–An historic print of women (probably heretics) being burned at the stake in Paris, France - Gravure historique de femmes brûlées sur le bûcher à Paris, en France.(éventuellement hérétiques)
An old engraving showing the Rector of the University of Padua (also known as Padova, Pàdova, Pàdoa or Pàoa, wearing his traditional costume and sacerdotal birett. - Incisione antica che mostra il Rettore dell'Università di Padova (detta anche Padova, Pàdova, Pàdoa o Pàoa, con il suo costume tradizionale e la berretta sacerdotale. - Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-old-engraving-showing-the-rector-of-the-university-of-padua-also-known-as-padova-pdova-pdoa-or-poa-wearing-his-traditional-costume-and-sacerdotal-birett-incisione-antica-che-mostra-il-rettore-delluniversit-di-padova-detta-anche-padova-pdova-pdoa-o-poa-con-il-suo-costume-tradizionale-e-la-berretta-sacerdotale-image607691440.htmlRM2X8JMHM–An old engraving showing the Rector of the University of Padua (also known as Padova, Pàdova, Pàdoa or Pàoa, wearing his traditional costume and sacerdotal birett. - Incisione antica che mostra il Rettore dell'Università di Padova (detta anche Padova, Pàdova, Pàdoa o Pàoa, con il suo costume tradizionale e la berretta sacerdotale. -
Scene of the crime -1927 murder of popular U S sportsman Joh E Levy (known as the Hot Tamale King) in his garage. John Edwin Grace was sentenced to death for the murder. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/scene-of-the-crime-1927-murder-of-popular-u-s-sportsman-joh-e-levy-known-as-the-hot-tamale-king-in-his-garage-john-edwin-grace-was-sentenced-to-death-for-the-murder-image550595588.htmlRM2PYNP84–Scene of the crime -1927 murder of popular U S sportsman Joh E Levy (known as the Hot Tamale King) in his garage. John Edwin Grace was sentenced to death for the murder.
A portrait of Professor John W Webster on the report of his murder trial for the killing of Doctor John Parkman. (1849). After Boston businessman George Parkman disappeared in November 1849, his dismembered and partially burned body was found in the laboratory of John Webster, a lecturer at Harvard Medical College by the college janitor. It was an early use of forensic medicine that helped identify the body. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-portrait-of-professor-john-w-webster-on-the-report-of-his-murder-trial-for-the-killing-of-doctor-john-parkman-1849-after-boston-businessman-george-parkman-disappeared-in-november-1849-his-dismembered-and-partially-burned-body-was-found-in-the-laboratory-of-john-webster-a-lecturer-at-harvard-medical-college-by-the-college-janitor-it-was-an-early-use-of-forensic-medicine-that-helped-identify-the-body-image364383754.htmlRM2C4R35E–A portrait of Professor John W Webster on the report of his murder trial for the killing of Doctor John Parkman. (1849). After Boston businessman George Parkman disappeared in November 1849, his dismembered and partially burned body was found in the laboratory of John Webster, a lecturer at Harvard Medical College by the college janitor. It was an early use of forensic medicine that helped identify the body.
A portrait from the time of Doctor Parkman, murdered by Professor John Webster (1849).After Boston businessman George Parkman disappeared in November 1849, his dismembered and partially burned body was found in the laboratory of John Webster, a lecturer at Harvard Medical College by the college janitor. It was an early use of forensic medicine that helped identify the body. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-portrait-from-the-time-of-doctor-parkman-murdered-by-professor-john-webster-1849after-boston-businessman-george-parkman-disappeared-in-november-1849-his-dismembered-and-partially-burned-body-was-found-in-the-laboratory-of-john-webster-a-lecturer-at-harvard-medical-college-by-the-college-janitor-it-was-an-early-use-of-forensic-medicine-that-helped-identify-the-body-image364383528.htmlRM2C4R2WC–A portrait from the time of Doctor Parkman, murdered by Professor John Webster (1849).After Boston businessman George Parkman disappeared in November 1849, his dismembered and partially burned body was found in the laboratory of John Webster, a lecturer at Harvard Medical College by the college janitor. It was an early use of forensic medicine that helped identify the body.
Portrait of Ephraim Littlefield the janitor who discovered the remains in of the body in the Webster murder case.After Boston businessman George Parkman disappeared in November 1849, his dismembered and partially burned body was found in the laboratory of John Webster, a lecturer at Harvard Medical College by the college janitor. It was an early use of forensic medicine that helped identify the body. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/portrait-of-ephraim-littlefield-the-janitor-who-discovered-the-remains-in-of-the-body-in-the-webster-murder-caseafter-boston-businessman-george-parkman-disappeared-in-november-1849-his-dismembered-and-partially-burned-body-was-found-in-the-laboratory-of-john-webster-a-lecturer-at-harvard-medical-college-by-the-college-janitor-it-was-an-early-use-of-forensic-medicine-that-helped-identify-the-body-image364385064.htmlRM2C4R4T8–Portrait of Ephraim Littlefield the janitor who discovered the remains in of the body in the Webster murder case.After Boston businessman George Parkman disappeared in November 1849, his dismembered and partially burned body was found in the laboratory of John Webster, a lecturer at Harvard Medical College by the college janitor. It was an early use of forensic medicine that helped identify the body.
Leaflet about the trial of John W Webster for the murder of Dr George Parkman, 1849.After Boston businessman George Parkman disappeared in November 1849, his dismembered and partially burned body was found in the laboratory of John Webster, a lecturer at Harvard Medical College by the college janitor. It was an early use of forensic medicine that helped identify the body. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/leaflet-about-the-trial-of-john-w-webster-for-the-murder-of-dr-george-parkman-1849after-boston-businessman-george-parkman-disappeared-in-november-1849-his-dismembered-and-partially-burned-body-was-found-in-the-laboratory-of-john-webster-a-lecturer-at-harvard-medical-college-by-the-college-janitor-it-was-an-early-use-of-forensic-medicine-that-helped-identify-the-body-image364384680.htmlRM2C4R4AG–Leaflet about the trial of John W Webster for the murder of Dr George Parkman, 1849.After Boston businessman George Parkman disappeared in November 1849, his dismembered and partially burned body was found in the laboratory of John Webster, a lecturer at Harvard Medical College by the college janitor. It was an early use of forensic medicine that helped identify the body.
An old coloured portrait of Lady Jane Grey (Queen Jane) 1537 – 12 1554, Queen of England and Ireland, also known after marriage as Lady Jane Dudley & the Nine Day Queen, at the signing of her death warrant, She was considered a threat to the British Crown because of her father's opposition to Wyatt's rebellion against Queen Mary's intended marriage to Philip II of Spain. Jane and her husband Lord Guilford Dudley were executed after only 9 days as Queen on 12 February 1554 on what is believed by many to have been a purely political 'jumped up' charge. No headstone was placed on their graves. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-old-coloured-portrait-of-lady-jane-grey-queen-jane-1537-12-1554-queen-of-england-and-ireland-also-known-after-marriage-as-lady-jane-dudley-the-nine-day-queen-at-the-signing-of-her-death-warrant-she-was-considered-a-threat-to-the-british-crown-because-of-her-fathers-opposition-to-wyatts-rebellion-against-queen-marys-intended-marriage-to-philip-ii-of-spain-jane-and-her-husband-lord-guilford-dudley-were-executed-after-only-9-days-as-queen-on-12-february-1554-on-what-is-believed-by-many-to-have-been-a-purely-political-jumped-up-charge-no-headstone-was-placed-on-their-graves-image478557033.htmlRM2JPG4AH–An old coloured portrait of Lady Jane Grey (Queen Jane) 1537 – 12 1554, Queen of England and Ireland, also known after marriage as Lady Jane Dudley & the Nine Day Queen, at the signing of her death warrant, She was considered a threat to the British Crown because of her father's opposition to Wyatt's rebellion against Queen Mary's intended marriage to Philip II of Spain. Jane and her husband Lord Guilford Dudley were executed after only 9 days as Queen on 12 February 1554 on what is believed by many to have been a purely political 'jumped up' charge. No headstone was placed on their graves.
An old coloured portrait of Lady Jane Grey (Queen Jane) 1537 – 12 1554, Queen of England and Ireland. also known after marriage as Lady Jane Dudley and the Nine Day Queen. She was considered a threat to the British Crown because of her father's opposition to Wyatt's rebellion against Queen Mary's intended marriage to Philip II of Spain. Jane and her husband Lord Guilford Dudley were executed after only 9 days as Queen on 12 February 1554 on what is believed by many to have been a purely political 'jumped up' charge. No headstone was placed on their graves. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-old-coloured-portrait-of-lady-jane-grey-queen-jane-1537-12-1554-queen-of-england-and-ireland-also-known-after-marriage-as-lady-jane-dudley-and-the-nine-day-queen-she-was-considered-a-threat-to-the-british-crown-because-of-her-fathers-opposition-to-wyatts-rebellion-against-queen-marys-intended-marriage-to-philip-ii-of-spain-jane-and-her-husband-lord-guilford-dudley-were-executed-after-only-9-days-as-queen-on-12-february-1554-on-what-is-believed-by-many-to-have-been-a-purely-political-jumped-up-charge-no-headstone-was-placed-on-their-graves-image478557684.htmlRM2JPG55T–An old coloured portrait of Lady Jane Grey (Queen Jane) 1537 – 12 1554, Queen of England and Ireland. also known after marriage as Lady Jane Dudley and the Nine Day Queen. She was considered a threat to the British Crown because of her father's opposition to Wyatt's rebellion against Queen Mary's intended marriage to Philip II of Spain. Jane and her husband Lord Guilford Dudley were executed after only 9 days as Queen on 12 February 1554 on what is believed by many to have been a purely political 'jumped up' charge. No headstone was placed on their graves.
A circa 1700 woodcut engraving showing the Tyburn Tree (tripple gallows) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-circa-1700-woodcut-engraving-showing-the-tyburn-tree-tripple-gallows-image385243902.htmlRM2DANAEP–A circa 1700 woodcut engraving showing the Tyburn Tree (tripple gallows)
An historic early woodcut engraving showing a public hanging in England during the 17th century Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-historic-early-woodcut-engraving-showing-a-public-hanging-in-england-during-the-17th-century-image266334212.htmlRMWD8G04–An historic early woodcut engraving showing a public hanging in England during the 17th century
A late 17th century engraving of a hanging taking place on a 'Triple Tree' gibbet in England ('Tyburn Tree') Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-late-17th-century-engraving-of-a-hanging-taking-place-on-a-triple-tree-gibbet-in-england-tyburn-tree-image385244234.htmlRM2DANAXJ–A late 17th century engraving of a hanging taking place on a 'Triple Tree' gibbet in England ('Tyburn Tree')
1824 woodcut - James Dowson (aka Jemmy Dawson) last meeting with his fiance before being executed for his part in a rebellion. Dowson or Dawson was one of a number of prisoners (including Francis Townley who were arrested for joining a rebellion against the king of England in 1715 . James Dawson was said to be an educated Lancastrian from a good family background. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1824-woodcut-james-dowson-aka-jemmy-dawson-last-meeting-with-his-fiance-before-being-executed-for-his-part-in-a-rebellion-dowson-or-dawson-was-one-of-a-number-of-prisoners-including-francis-townley-who-were-arrested-for-joining-a-rebellion-against-the-king-of-england-in-1715-james-dawson-was-said-to-be-an-educated-lancastrian-from-a-good-family-background-image451385156.htmlRM2H6AAAC–1824 woodcut - James Dowson (aka Jemmy Dawson) last meeting with his fiance before being executed for his part in a rebellion. Dowson or Dawson was one of a number of prisoners (including Francis Townley who were arrested for joining a rebellion against the king of England in 1715 . James Dawson was said to be an educated Lancastrian from a good family background.
1824 George Caddell of Bromsgrove who was an apothecary and self taught surgeon was executed for the murder of his pregnant lover (carrying a soldier's child) Elizabeth Price who he had promised to marry and then changed his mind. After cutting her throat in a field he made his escape, leaving behind him the knife and his case of instruments which was sufficient to convict him. He was found guilty and sentenced to death by execution on 21st of July, 1700. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1824-george-caddell-of-bromsgrove-who-was-an-apothecary-and-self-taught-surgeon-was-executed-for-the-murder-of-his-pregnant-lover-carrying-a-soldiers-child-elizabeth-price-who-he-had-promised-to-marry-and-then-changed-his-mind-after-cutting-her-throat-in-a-field-he-made-his-escape-leaving-behind-him-the-knife-and-his-case-of-instruments-which-was-sufficient-to-convict-him-he-was-found-guilty-and-sentenced-to-death-by-execution-on-21st-of-july-1700-image451376761.htmlRM2H69YJH–1824 George Caddell of Bromsgrove who was an apothecary and self taught surgeon was executed for the murder of his pregnant lover (carrying a soldier's child) Elizabeth Price who he had promised to marry and then changed his mind. After cutting her throat in a field he made his escape, leaving behind him the knife and his case of instruments which was sufficient to convict him. He was found guilty and sentenced to death by execution on 21st of July, 1700.
An historic early woodcut engraving showing Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-historic-early-woodcut-engraving-showing-image266335996.htmlRMWD8J7T–An historic early woodcut engraving showing
An old depiction of American Judge McMahon presiding over a court held in a theatre. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-old-depiction-of-american-judge-mcmahon-presiding-over-a-court-held-in-a-theatre-image575297416.htmlRM2TBY1M8–An old depiction of American Judge McMahon presiding over a court held in a theatre.
A clergyman (Reverend M Whitfield) preaching near the gibbets on Kinnington (Kennington) Common in 1748, otherwise known as The Surrey Gallows. It was the South London equivalent of Tyburn. The area was common land mainly within the London Borough of Lambeth. As well as executions, it was one of the earliest venues for cricket The common was also used for fairs and other public events Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-clergyman-reverend-m-whitfield-preaching-near-the-gibbets-on-kinnington-kennington-common-in-1748-otherwise-known-as-the-surrey-gallows-it-was-the-south-london-equivalent-of-tyburn-the-area-was-common-land-mainly-within-the-london-borough-of-lambeth-as-well-as-executions-it-was-one-of-the-earliest-venues-for-cricket-the-common-was-also-used-for-fairs-and-other-public-events-image385244034.htmlRM2DANAKE–A clergyman (Reverend M Whitfield) preaching near the gibbets on Kinnington (Kennington) Common in 1748, otherwise known as The Surrey Gallows. It was the South London equivalent of Tyburn. The area was common land mainly within the London Borough of Lambeth. As well as executions, it was one of the earliest venues for cricket The common was also used for fairs and other public events
1824 woodcut of footpads ( robbers or thieves specialising in pedestrian victims) John Hartley & Thomas Reeves executed for robbing a Tailor near Harrow. The pair were indicted at the Old Bailey for accosting a journeyman tailor in the fields near Harrow and robbing him of two pence. They also stole his clothes and tied him to a tree before beating him up. They were executed at Tyburn on the 4th of May, 1722 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1824-woodcut-of-footpads-robbers-or-thieves-specialising-in-pedestrian-victims-john-hartley-thomas-reeves-executed-for-robbing-a-tailor-near-harrow-the-pair-were-indicted-at-the-old-bailey-for-accosting-a-journeyman-tailor-in-the-fields-near-harrow-and-robbing-him-of-two-pence-they-also-stole-his-clothes-and-tied-him-to-a-tree-before-beating-him-up-they-were-executed-at-tyburn-on-the-4th-of-may-1722-image451385927.htmlRM2H6AB9Y–1824 woodcut of footpads ( robbers or thieves specialising in pedestrian victims) John Hartley & Thomas Reeves executed for robbing a Tailor near Harrow. The pair were indicted at the Old Bailey for accosting a journeyman tailor in the fields near Harrow and robbing him of two pence. They also stole his clothes and tied him to a tree before beating him up. They were executed at Tyburn on the 4th of May, 1722
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