at towre hylle, Cromwelle for tresone and lorde Hungerforthe for bockery.
And the xxx. day of the same monyth was doctor Barnes, Jerome and Garrard draune frome the tower in to Smythfelde, and there burnyd for their heryses. And that same day also was draune from the tower with them doctor Powell with two other prestes,[1] and there was a gallowys set up at sent Bartylmewys gate, and there ware hongyd, heddyd, and qwarterd that same day, and their qwarters sett abowte the cytte.
And the iiij. day of August was drawne from the tower to Tyborne, Gyllys Horne gentleman, Clement Phylpot, Edmonde Bromhame, Derby Kenhame, William Horne, Robert Byrde, Jarvys Garrow, and there hongyd, heddyd, and qwarterd, and their qwarteres with their heddes sett up abowte the citte.
xxxijo. Ao. Thys yere was draune from the tower to Tyborne the xxij. day of December [Ralph] Egertone and Thomas Harman for cleppynge of golde,[2] and there hongyd, heddyd, and qwarterd, and their qwarteres set up.
Also the xxviij. day of June [1541] was be-heddyd at Towre hyll lorde Lenarde Graye markes,[3] and burryd within the tower.
And the xxix. of the same monyth was lorde Dakers[4] of the Sowth ledde with the shreffes of London unto Tyborne at after-none, and there hongyd for the new acte that was made, and browte home agayne in the carte unto sent Pulkeres and ther burryd.
And the xxviij. day of June was hongyd at sent Thomas Watterrynge, Mantell, Frudus and another.
- ↑ Abell, Powell, and Featherstone. Their religious tenets were directly opposed to those of the victims of the preceding day; but they were equally offensive to king Henry in denying his supremacy.
- ↑ Their crime was counterfeiting the king's seal in lead: see Stowe.
- ↑ i.e. son of the marquess of Dorset. He suffered, says Fabyan, "for divers treasons done in Ireland while he was the king's deputy there."
- ↑ Lord Dacre was hung for a murder committed in Sussex, as were his three companions named in the next paragraph.
