1555. The xxxj day of August whent out of Nugatt a man of Essex
unto Barnett for herese, by the shreyff of Medyllsex, to borne ther.
1555. The same day were burnt at Oxford for heresy doctor Latimer,
late Bishop of Worcester, and doctor Ridley, late bysshope of
London; they were some tyme grett prychers as ever was; and at ther
bornyng dyd pryche doctur Smyth, sumtyme the master of Vetyngtun
colege.
1555. The xviij day of Dessember be-twyn 8 & 9 of the cloke in the
mornyng was cared into Smythfeld to be bornyd on master Philpot,
archdeacon of Winchester, gentyllman, for herese.
[Illustration: The description of Doctour Cranmer, howe he was plucked
downe from the stage, by Friers and Papists, for the true Confession of
hys Faith.]
[Illustration: The burning of the Archbishop of Canturbury, Doctor
Thomas _Cranmer, in the Towne-ditch at Oxford, with his hand first
thrust into the_ fire, wherewith he subscribed before.]
1556. The xxij day of January whent into Smythfeld to berne betwyn
vij and viij in the mornyng v men and ij women; on of the men was a
gentyllman of the ender tempull, ys nam master Gren; and they wer
all bornyd by ix at iij postes; and ther wher a commonment thrughe
London over nyght that no yong folke shuld come ther, for ther the
grettest number was as has byne sene at shyche a tyme.
1556. The xxj day of Marche was bornyd at Oxford doctur Cranmer,
late archebysshope of Canturbere.
1556. The xv day of May was cared in a care from Nugatt thrug
London unto Strettford-a-bow to borne ij men; the on blyne, the
thodur lame; and ij tall men, the one was a penter, the thodur
a clothworker; the penter ys nam was Huw Loveroke, dwellyng in
Seythin lane; the blynd man dwellyng in sant Thomas apostylles.
1556. The xxvij day of June rod from Nugatt unto Stretford-a-bowe
in iiij cares xiij, xj men and ij women, and ther bornyd to iiij
postes, and ther wher a xx M. pepull.
1557. The iij day of April five persons out of Essex were condemned
for herese, iij men and ij women (one woman with a staff in her
hand), to be bornyd in Smythfeld.
1557. The vj day of Aprell was bornyd in Smythfeld v, iij men and
im women, for herese; on was a barber dwellyng in Lym-strett; and
on woman was the wyff of the Crane at the Crussyd-frers be-syd the
Towre-hylle, kepyng of a in ther.
1557. The xiiij day of May was bornyd in Chepe-syd and odur places
in London serten melle that was not sweet; and thay sayd that hey
had putt in lyme and sand to deseyffe the pepull and he was had to
the conter.
1557. The sam mornyng was bornyd be-yond sant George’s parryche iij
men for heresee, a dyssyd Nuwhyngtun.
1557. The xviij day of June was ij cared to be bornyd beyonde sant
Gorgeus, almost at Nuwhyngtyn for herese and odur matters.
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