- of
pillory and
stocks – A long
history Cunningham,
Peter (1849). A
handbook for London: Past and Present,
Volume 2. J. Murray. p. 604. "
Pilloried in Delaware;...
- A
finger pillory is a
style of
restraint where the
fingers are held in a
wooden block,
using an L-shaped hole to keep the
knuckle bent
inside the block...
- and his
Parliament who had the
statue erected here in 1675. A
prominent pillory,
where malefactors were
publicly flogged,
stood alongside for centuries...
- The
Pelourinho (Portuguese for "
pillory") is an
important monument in the city of
Cidade Velha in the
south of Santiago, Cape Verde. The
historic centre...
-
including the
first Carthusian Martyrs, were
executed and many more
pilloried. The most
prominent resisters included John Fisher,
Bishop of Rochester...
-
suitably attired, the
miscreant was
paraded through the town,
effectively pilloried.
Drunkenness was
first made a
civil offence in
England by the Ale Houses...
- 1–5
Pillory Street is a
large curved corner block in Nantwich, Cheshire, England, in the
French Baroque style of the late 17th century,
which is listed...
-
angled blade suspended at the top. The
condemned person is
secured with a
pillory at the
bottom of the frame,
holding the
position of the neck
directly below...
- ears as an act of
physical punishment. It was
performed along with the
pillorying or
immobilisation in the stocks, and
sometimes alongside punishments such...
-
Spanish technique of
torture for
crushing the toes and
fingers by
means of
pillories and wedges.[better source needed] The only
writer to
comment in detail...
