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John Strype's Survey of London Online

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Book 6, Chapter 6 The City of WESTMINSTER.

into Peter-street . Wardour-street hath only the West Side (which is the best) in this Parish, and runneth Northwards into Tyburn Road ; the East Side being in the Parish of St. Anne's . This Side hath all new Buildings,

Book 4, Chapter 7 Liberties of the Dutchy. The Government of it.

in the Liberty of the Dutchy of Lancaster . Among these Suburbian Territories on this side, in the Way towards Tyburn , there are certain new and splendid Buildings, called, in Honour of his present Majesty, HANOVER -SQUARE : Some

Book 1, Chapter 17 TOWER of London. Occurrences.

the Parliament House, and there sentenced to be drawn upon Sledges, with Ropes about their Necks, from the Tower to Tyburn , and back again to the Tower, which was accordingly executed on the 27th of January following. Upon the

Book 6, Chapter 6 The City of WESTMINSTER.

passing by St. Anne's Church-yard on the East Side. And at the upper End of Wardour-street , it turns down Tyburn Road Eastwards unto St. Giles's Pound ; and there it turns Southwards into Hog Lane , and so runs

Book 6, Chapter 6 St. Paul's Covent Garden. The Church.

in this Parish, the West being in the Parish of St. James's , which runs from Compton street up into Tyburn Road . In the middle Part, the Buildings are good, but towards the Road, very ordinary and ill inhabited;

Victoria County History

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Paddington Roman Catholicism

moved into no. 6 Hyde Pk. Pl., Bayswater Rd., 1903. 12 Known as Tyburn convent, in memory of martyred Rom. Caths. , premises inc. chapel called Tyburn shrine for relics and continuous public worship. Gdn. of no. 9 acquired c

Classes of documents in the Essex Record Office used

Q/RLv Alehouse Recognizances Q/RRo Oaths and Declarations Q/RRp Papists' Estates, Registers Q/RSf Friendly Societies Q/RSr Charities Q/RSt Prosecution of Felons, Tyburn Ticket Roll Q/RTh Hearth Tax Assessments Q/SBa Sessions Bundles, Early Q/SBb Sessions Bundles, Later Q/SBc Sessions Bundles, loose papers

Mount Bures Local government

Wars, Mount Bures was combined with 6 neighbouring parishes to provide 3 men to serve in the navy. 90 A Tyburn ticket was issued to a parishioner in 1814 . In 1823 the parish was accused of failing to repair

Paddington Introduction

Park . A small eastern tributary, from Marble Arch to the Serpentine, was sometimes called the Tyburn brook but was not the better known Tyburn , which flowed southward across Marylebone . The article was written in 1983 -4 and

Paddington Tyburnia

It was adopted presumably because ' Tyburn ' was already well known, as a reference to the gallows at Tyburn tree. 24 The old name of the execution site was itself misplaced since the Tyburn , teo or 'boundary' stream,

The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Online, 1674-1913

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Supplementary Material, 20/10/1773

William Edward White , convicted of murder, was executed at Tyburn on the 25th of October.

Supplementary Material, 15/09/1779

John Matthison alias Maxwell was executed at Tyburn on the 28th of July, and Michael Brannon , Martin Gullavan , Thomas Rickets , and James Barret , were executed at Tyburn on the 25th of August.

Supplementary Material, 21/10/1761

John Perrott , was executed in Smithfield on Wednesday the 11th o f November; and Samuel Lee at Tyburn the 12th.

Supplementary Material, 20/02/1771

Daniel Harris , who was capitally convicted last sessions, was executed at Tyburn on Wednesday the 13th of February.

Supplementary Material, 04/12/1771

John Donaldson , Michael Murray , and John Freel ; were executed at Tyburn on Wednesday the 27th of November.

British History Online

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Charles I - volume 207, Undated 1631, 01 April 1631-31 December 1631

the questions put to the Judges on the Earl's trial, with their answers; the confessions of Broadway and Fitzpatrick at Tyburn; and the volume closes with "A compendious description of Mervyn late Earl of Castlehaven, wherein the true picture of

Charles II, February 1680, 01 February 1680-28 February 1680

Church and Crown, But, be it so or be it not, The King must please the town. The Jesuits take Tyburn turn To please the City gulls 'Tis strange that those that all wear horns Should fear the Popish bulls.

Queen Elizabeth - Volume 20, December 1561, 01 December 1561-31 December 1561

Edw. Warner, Lieutenant of the Tower, William Wynter, and Benj. Gonson, relative to a highway robbery committed at Tyburn, upon Mr. Harcourt and two of his servants. Dec. 9. 35. Confession of Roger Ratcliff, servant of Mr. Robert Hopton, the

House of Lords Journal Volume 20, 13 September 1715, 13 September 1715-13 September 1715

the adjourned Debate Yesterday, touching the Commitment of the Bill, intituled, "An Act for repairing and amending the Highways between Tyburn and Uxbridge , in the County of Middlesex ." And a Motion being made, and the Question being put,

House of Lords Journal Volume 20, 12 September 1715, 12 September 1715-12 September 1715

the Army." Hodie 2 a vice lecta est Billa , intituled, "An Act for repairing and amending the Highways between Tyburn and Uxbridge , in the County of Middlesex ." And a Debate arising in relation to the Commitment of

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

fel yr oedd, Cervetti yn myned trwy Paddington, cyfarfyddodd. a 'cheit yn llawnt o garcharorion condemniedig ar en ffordd i 'Tyburn. Panddaeth yn- agos, gwatdddd 1 n u o'r osrcharoriong "Nosey!'Nosey!!" a dywedai fod- 1 ganddo ef rywbeth i'w ddweyd

British Newspapers 1600-1900

hanes dau egwyddarwas a ddeehrenasant eu eyrfs yn yy un eanaeedy, ase a'a diweddssant y naill fr y croabren yn Tyburn, g ; hll yn y Mansion Haose fel Ar lwydd Fasr LDundair. Nia yr na grisigu *Yn gymnwys ag

British Newspapers 1600-1900

it the route of the procession, which was,-To turn off at Kens1itgtott Church across itito tile Bayswater road, thence throttgh Tyburn turnpike, tite Ed *eware road, etid the New Road. Thle procession was 9headed by 19 of the Oxford Bittes.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

IX QUESTS Oa THE VICTIMS OF MILITARY VIOLENCE. I . .. - a j tveneyafternoon, old Mr. Stirling, the Coroner, and FY , i fteen lholiseltolders, attended at tIte General Townsend ; t, Oxford-9sreet, to bold no Inquest on

British Newspapers 1600-1900

I 1THE EXAMINER. LONDON, AUGUST 26. THIE Inquests on thetwo victims of military viOlerce bid fair to outdo the famnous Oldhan Inquest in the exnnor' dinary nature of the circumrstances which attend the. Iae Jury have been-shut out from

John Johnson Collection of Printed Ephemera

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The hangman's record

at? Tyburn. * December 20. JOHN COWLAND, for murder, executed at? Tyburn. Sir Andrew Stanning, Bart, was the persen murdered. 1702. May 10. JOHN SMITH, for murder, txecuted at Tyburn. 1703. May 10, THOMAS IBTRICK, for housebreaking, executed? ^ Tyburn.

The hangman's record

executed? at Tyburn. Part of a lawless gang of ruflaaus. December 24. JOHN STANLEY, for murder, executed al Tyburn. 1724. February 3. STEPHEN GARDNER, for housebreaking,? executed at Tyburn. November 11. JOHN BLAKE, for housebreaking, executed at? Tyburn. Blake was

The hangman's tribute: or, Three centuries of executions

3, JOHN ALVDANE, for robbery, executed at Tyburn. October 3, WILLIAM SMITH, for forgery, executed at Tyburn. October 3, JAMES MACLEAN, for robbery, executecKat Tyburn. November 16, JAMES CARR, for forgery, executed at Tyburn. ^November, 27, THOMAS REYNOLDS, for treason,

By desire and under the patronage of Colonel Dodgin, C.B. and the officers of the 66th Rgt.

Deans Mr Laird of Dumbiedikes. .. .Mr Reuben Butler Mr Saddletree Mr Ratcliffe Mr Archibald Mr Black Frank Mr Tom Tyburn Mr Sharpitlaw Mr Rasper Mr Officer Mr WILLIAMS CALVERT DOWNE HAMMOND HOME KELLY BLAND ANDREWS YARNOLD BYWATER WEBSTER MORELLI

A genuine narrative of eleven malefactors, who was [sic] executed on Tuesday the 28th of October, 1783, at Tyburn near London, for burglary, forgery, &c. &c. &c.

moved on with folemn pace to Tyburn, in the way? to which they all bahavcd with that decency peculiar? to their awful fituation, by praying, and a feeming? fincere repentance. Being arrived at Tyburn, thev? fpcnt fome time in prayer,

Witches in Early Modern England

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"Anne Kirk is executed for witchcraft at Tyburne on December 4, 1599.", 'The Trial of Maist. Dorrell', Anonymous, (1599)

Lorde Anderson & other of her Maiesties Iustices, and then condemned, and executed at Tyburne the 4. of December following. Tyburn The triall of Maist. Dorrell, or A collection of defences against allegations not yet suffered to receiue convenient answere

"Joan Peterson and her neighbuor (Anonymous 341) were allegedly sitting by her fireside when Peterson shrieked and cried out, asking the neighbour if he saw anything. The neighbour does not at first, t ... ", 'The Witch of Wapping', Anonymous, London (1652)

Peterson, who dwelt in Spruct Island, near Wapping; Who was condemned for practising Witch-craft, and sentenced to be Hanged at Tyburn on Munday the 12th. of April, 1652. Shewing, How she Bewitch'd a Child, and rock'd the Cradle in the

"Joan Peterson allegedly helped a cow-keeper's wife (Anonymous 342) with a bewitched cow; Peterson first boiled the woman's urine and divined the identity of the bewitcher in the liquid's surface, then ... ", 'The Witch of Wapping', Anonymous, London (1652)

"Joan Peterson is alleged to have a familiar in the shape of a squirrel, which a maidservant saw and heard talking with Peterson through the night; the maidservant is so frightened by this she lay as i ... ", 'The Witch of Wapping', Anonymous, London (1652)

"Joan Peterson allegedly heals a man of a chronic headache that several doctors could not; the man had been suffering for five weeks and was cured after she gave him a drink and instructed him to take ... ", 'The Witch of Wapping', Anonymous, London (1652)

The History of Parliament

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AUSTEN, Sir John, 1st Bt. (aft.1674-1742), of Derhams, Mdx.

returned for it in 1722, but declined to stand again.[footnote] He gradually disposed of his estates, selling the manor of Tyburn to the Duke of Newcastle for £17,500 in 1710, the manor of Highbury in 1723, and the manor of

NEWDIGATE, John (1514-65), of Harefield, Mdx.

more deeply involved in the upheavals of the age: his uncle Sebastian, a monk at the Charterhouse, was executed at Tyburn in 1535, and his brother Francis, who served the Protector Somerset, came near to sharing Somerset’s fate but survived

FRIEND (FREIND), John (c.1641-96), of Hackney, Mdx.

and planned to assist a foreign invasion. Refusing to turn King’s evidence to save his life, he was executed at Tyburn on 3 Apr. 1696. In his dying speech he affirmed his beliefthat, as no foreign power, so neither any

SIDNEY, Henry (1529-86), of London and Penshurst, Kent.

he and his father received large grants of land from the crown, including the manors of Penshurst in Kent and Tyburn, Middlesex, and the lordship of Southwell, Nottinghamshire. He also sat in both Edwardian Parliaments. At Brackley, which appears to

TAMWORTH, William, of London.

return for immediate possession of his patrimony, and at some later date he acquired a messuage in the manor of Tyburn, Middlesex. At the time of his death he was said to enjoy a landed income in the order of

London Lives 1690 - 1800 - Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis

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Middlesex Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 04/1748

for Perjury preferred against him last Sessions rec 82 William Smith of Tyburn Road in the Parish of Marybone in the County of Middlesex Carpenter and Richard West of the same Street and Parish Leather breeckesmaker 9s.4d 1s. paid to

Middlesex Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 05/1748

Indictment or for Perjury Bail are Richard West of Tyburn was in the parish of Saint Mary le Bone in the County of Middlesex beeches maker and William Smith of the same place Carpenter 9s.4d 1s. paid to Cryer �

Middlesex Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 05/1769

with a Stone Tied to it That he said Good People Let me Speak to Ye I shall never be hanged at Tyburn for this For I shallye away and Leave Ye all" For I am an Angel" Benjm Lamb

Westminster Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 10/1740

Deane for Ballast & Working Teams in Tyburn Lane 2:9:6 To Expences with Inhabitants when the Rate was made.3.-.- To Fees & Law Charges & expences upon two Indictments for encroachment in Tyburn Lane by order} 21.0.0 To the Poundage

City of Westminster Coroners: Coroners' Inquests into Suspicious Deaths, 09/01/1797-29/12/1797

o'Clock that Night within a Mile of Tyburn Turn -pike he desired two of his Men then in Company with him to go up the Lane round Crown Hill and meet him at Tyburn Turnpike and this Deponent with two

British Museum Image Collection Database

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Queen Henrietta Maria doing penance at Tyburn; the queen kneeling below the wooden gallows, holding rosary beads; her carriage waits on the left.Etching and engraving, 1800

Queen Henrietta Maria doing penance at Tyburn; the queen kneeling below the wooden gallows, holding rosary beads; her carriage waits on the left.Etching and engraving

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