Reprieve for Mrs Lisle

A true account of the trial of Alice Lisle in Winchester, given by a witness the justice offered by a tyrant. 

This is a true Account of the Sentencing of Lady Alice Lisle by Lord Chief Justice Jeffreys on August 28 in Winchester.

An Account of the letter from the friends of Lady Lisle to the King delivered on August 30. 1685

An Account of the tyrant Kings response to the request for the reprieve of Alice Lisle on Monday, August 31, 1685

An Account of the Western Assize court of Lord Chief Justice Jeffrey at Salisbury.

An Account of the last moments and words of Lady Lisle before she executed in Winchester, September 2, 1685

The news in London is that Dame Alicia Lisle was beheaded yesterday in Winchester.

This being a brief account of the opening of the Dorchester Assize where 337 souls are to be tried.

An account of the first day at the Dorchester Assize where 29 men have been sentenced to death

For some sentenced to die tomorrow there is a reprieve as Mr Ketch can only kill and quarter 13 in one day, even with the help of Pascha Rose

An account of the thirteen Martyrs executed in Dorchester by Lord Jeffreys

A list of the final sentences from the Dorchester Assize as given by Lord Chief Justice Jeffreys

An account of the nine Martyrs executed in Bridport by Lord Jeffreys

An account of the twelve Martyrs executed in Lyme Regis by Lord Jeffreys

An account of the last words of our friend, Sir John Kidd, martyred at Lyme on September 12, 1685.

The list of three Martyrs executed in the West after sentencing by Lord Jeffreys

An account of the executions and a list of the martyrs at Sherborne on the orders of Lord Chief Justice Jeffreys

Of the twelve Martyrs executed in Weymouth on orders of Lord Jeffreys

An account of the first day of the Taunton Assize court presided over by Lord Chief Justice Jeffreys

A letter from Lord Chief Justice Jeffreys to King James II detailing the value of each rebel.

The four martyrs that died at Taunton and the final list of verdicts from the Assize court.

Of the eleven Martyrs executed in Poole on the orders of Judge Jeffreys

Of the Six Martyrs executed in Wareham and Wells on the orders of Judge Jeffreys

Of the 543 men at Wells awaiting this bloody Assize Court of Judge Jeffreys

Of the 93 men transported to Barbados on the Happy Return from Weymouth

Of the 18 Martyrs executed in Taunton on the orders of King James II

Of the 3 Martyrs executed in Wellington on the orders of King James II

Of the Seven Martyrs executed in the West on the orders of Judge Jeffreys

Of the Martyrs executed in Bristol on the orders of Judge Jeffreys

The 93 men transported on the Happy Return from Weymouth to Barbados by Sir William Booth

Of those Martyred in Axminster and Ottery St Mary on orders of Judge Jeffreys

Of the seven Martyrs executed in Somerton on the orders of Judge Jeffreys

A true account of the trails of Mr Ring, Mr Fernley, Mr Cornish and Mrs Gaunt at the Old Bailey

97 men are transported on the Indeavour from Bristol to St Kitts & Nevis by Sir William Stapleton

The 14 men transported on the Rebecca from Bristol to Barbados by Mr Jerome Nipho.

The Martyrdoms of Mrs Elisabeth Gaunt at Tyburn and Mr Henry Cornish at Cheapside

The 90 men transported on the John Friggat from Bristol to Barbados by Sir William Booth.

The 172 men transported on the Port Royal Merchant from Weymouth to Jamaica and 26 that escaped.

A brief account of the trial of Captain Richard Nelthorp and Colonel John Ayloff for High Treason 

This day Captain Richard Nelthorp is martyred before Grays Inns and Colonel John Ayloff martyred at Temple Gate

84 men are transported on the Constant Richard to Jamaica by White & Heywood

Of the three Martyrs executed in Nether Stowey & Stogursey on the orders of Judge Jeffreys

Of the eight Martyrs executed in Bath & Chewton Mendip on the orders of Judge Jeffreys

The 80 men transported on the Betty from Weymouth to Barbados

Of the five Martyrs executed in Stogumber & Dulverton on the orders of Judge Jeffreys

Of the five Martyrs executed in Porlock & Dunster on the orders of Judge Jeffreys

Of the three Martyrs executed in Minehead on the orders of Judge Jeffreys

The 182 transported on the Jamaica Merchant from Weymouth to Barbados