Hungerford, Lady Alice (Agnes)— murders her first husband, John Cotell, 124, 126-27 hanged at Tyburn, 124 buried in Grey Friars Church, 125 second wife of Sir Edward Hungerford, 125 inherits all his goods, 126 indicted in Somerset, 126 trial removed to Westminster, 127 sentenced to be hanged, 127 Hungerford, Sir Thomas, 124 Sir Edward, 125, 126, 128, 129 Hungerford— House, 125 Market, 125 Stairs, 125 Bridge, 126 Street, 126 Hurdle— mitigates punishment of drawing, vi first mention of, 29 and _note_ “hurdle” and “sledge,” words used indifferently, 29 _note_, 192 Hyde Park Corner, gallows erected at, 152 Ickneild Street, 17 Ina, Law of, 7 Ireton, Henry, body hanged at Tyburn, 190 Isabella, wife of Edward II., 101 Iveney, gallows at, 16 James I., 176 executions in reign of, 76 his “favourites,” 178, 181 _note_ correct attitude towards the “Bishop of Rome,” 178 gross immorality of his Court, 178 Was he an accomplice in the murder of Overbury? 181 or guilty of the death of Prince Henry? 181 Jardine, David, on torture, 36 _note_ Jeaffreson, John Cordy, “Middlesex County Records,” 76-7 Jeffreys, Lord Chancellor, 106 Jews accused of murder of boy at Lincoln, 91-5 eighteen hanged, 94 280 hanged in London and a multitude elsewhere, 97 lend money on relics, 138 and _note_ Johnson, Dr. Samuel— on procession to Tyburn, 146 on Bernardi’s imprisonment, 217 and Dr. Dodd, 262 on murder of Miss Ray, 264-65 Johnson, Samuel (Rector of Corringham)— writes against the Duke of York, 208 and the Government, 208 sentenced to be whipped to Tyburn, 208 degraded, 209 sentence annulled, 209 “John the Painter” hanged on gallows 60 feet high, 257 Jones, Mary— her piteous story, 255-58 Sir W. Meredith on, 257-58 Judges, ferocity of, 28, 36, 40, 42, 166, 207 Judicial error, terrible in 1386, 105 “Juges sous l’orme,” 57 Jura regalia, 7 of the Most High, 248 Kennington Common— execution on, 33, 48 gibbets on, (illustration) Ketch, Jack, 207 a famous hangman, 46-7 beheads Lord William Russell and Duke of Monmouth, 47 his name becomes generic, 47 For other hangmen _see_ under Hangman Knightsbridge, gallows at, 15 Laleham, gallows at, 16 Landlords, rapacity of, 139 Latimer, Hugh— his father a typical yeoman, 138-39 his sermons quoted, 138-39, 141-42 on frequency of executions, 141-42 jests at the burning of Friar Forest, 158 and _note_ on commission to try heretics, 158 jeers at burning of Anabaptists, 158 Law-French, an exquisite jargon, 33 _note_ Lawyers, the object of resentment, 19