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THE NAMES OF THE PRIESTS AND LAY CATHOLICS, WHO SUFFERED DEATH FOR
RELIGIOUS MATTERS, FROM THE YEAR 1577, TILL THE END

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Ailworth, an Irish gentleman, perishes in prison.

Arundel, Sir John, is cast into prison.

Arundel, Philip, Earl of, died in prison under sentence of death.

Barnet, Mr., is condemned to die.

Bennet, John, priest, is imprisoned and tortured, and at last sent into banishment.

Bishop, William, priest, is imprisoned, and afterwards banished.

Bosgrave, James, priest, S. J. is sentenced to death, afterwards banished.

Canfield, Bennet, capuchin, imprisoned, afterwards banished.

Catholics, prisoners in York castle, dragged to protestant sermons.

Chaplain, William, priest, dies in prison.

Clifton, Thomas, priest, is condemned to perpetual imprisonment.

Cooper, John, perishes through cruel treatment in the Tower.

Colins, John, bookseller, condemned to die.

Cornish gentlemen cast into a premunire.

Cotesmore, Thomas, priest, perishes in prison.

Crowthar, Thomas, priest, dies in prison.

Dymock, Esq., champion of England, perishes in prison.

Feckenham, abbot of Westminster, dies in prison.

Fenn, Robert, priest, suffers prisons, racks, and banishment for his faith.

Harrison, John, priest, dies in prison.

Hart, John, priest, is condemned with father Campion, is cruelly used in prison, and
afterwards banished.

Hatton, Richard, priest, is condemned to perpetual imprisonment.

Holmes, Robert, priest, perishes in prison.

Hunt, Eleanore, is sentenced to die for harbouring a priest.

Jenks, Roland, is condemned to lose his ears.

Jetter, John, priest, dies in prison.

Lancashire gentlemen imprisoned for religion.

Lomax, James, priest, perishes in prison.

Maskew, Bridget, is condemned to be burnt.

Mettham, Thomas, priest, S. J., dies in prison.

Northumberland, Henry Piercy, earl, is murdered in the Tower.

Norton, Mrs., is sentenced to death for relieving a priest.

Orton, Mr., is condemned with father Campion, afterwards banished.

Pounds, Thomas, Esq., a great sufferer for catholic religion.

Pole, Edward, priest, dies in prison.

Priests, seventy, banished in 1585.

-more banished in 1603.

thirty committed prisoners to Wisbich castle.

Pugh, John, is condemned to die for his religion.

Pugh, Henry, gent., is cruelly tortured.

Rishton, Edward, priest, is condemned with father Campion.

Shelley, Esq., dies in the Marshalsea.

Sherton, Martin, priest, dies in prison.

Steile, James, priest, is banished and cruelly treated.

Tesse, Ann, is condemned to be burnt, for persuading a minister to become a catholic.

Thimbleby, Gabriel, gent., dies in prison.

Tregian, Thomas, Esq., is stripped of a plentiful estate, and condemned to perpetual

imprisonment.

Thyrwhite, William, Esq., is hurried to prison under a violent fever, and dies in two

days.

Typper, Mark, gent., is whipped through the city of London, and has his ears bored
through with a hot iron.

Vaux, Lawrence, warden of Manchester, dies in prison.

Wakeman, Roger, priest, perishes in prison.

Watson, Christopher, with twenty other catholics, perishes in York jail.

Watson, Richard, priest, is cruelly treated in Bridewell.

escapes by the help of Mrs. Margaret Ward.

Wells, Mrs., dies, under sentence of death, in prison.

Williamson, Thomas, priest, is condemned to prison for life.

Wiseman, Mrs., is condemned to die.

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