- The
Marshalsea (1373–1842) was a
notorious prison in Southwark, just
south of the
River Thames.
Although it
housed a
variety of prisoners—including men...
- The
Marshalsea,
Dublin may
refer to the
following defunct prisons in Dublin, Ireland: City
Marshalsea,
Dublin Four
Courts Marshalsea Marshalsea of Manor...
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features Amy Dorrit,
youngest child of her family, born and
raised in the
Marshalsea prison for
debtors in London.
Arthur Clennam encounters her
after returning...
- The Four
Courts Marshalsea was a
prison in Dublin,
Ireland until 1874. The
keeper of the
prison was the
Marshal of the Four Courts, a role
filled after...
-
clause to an
otherwise irrelevant act, the
Cattle Distemper, Vagrancy,
Marshalsea Prison, etc. Act 1753 (26 Geo. 2. c. 34), to move its
statutory date forward...
- The
Marshalsea Court (or
Court of the
Marshalsea, also
known as the
Court of the
Verge or the
Court of the
Marshal and Steward) was a
court ****ociated...
-
Marshalsea Road (classified A3201) is a
major street in Southwark,
south London, England. At the
northwest end is the
Southwark Bridge Road. At the southeast...
- The City
Marshalsea was a debtor's
prison in Dublin, Ireland.
Debtors were
imprisoned there by
order of the
Court of
Conscience and Lord Mayor's Court...
-
living beyond his means, John ****ens was
forced by his
creditors into the
Marshalsea debtors'
prison in Southwark,
London in 1824. His wife and
youngest children...
- of the
Royal Household, in 1479 he was
appointed Knight Marshal of the
Marshalsea Court, an
office for life
which p****ed to his son
Thomas in 1491. In July...
