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Hanging in Chains

LIST OF GIBBETING IRONS AND CHAINS.

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Ashmolean Museum.—Eight separate portions of Irons found in various parts of Oxford. Some have cylindrical padlocks attached to them.

Chester Museum.—A leg-piece.

Doddington Hall, Lincoln.—Parts of Tommy Otter’s Irons. See p. 104.

Leicester Gaol.—Cook’s Irons. See p. 111.

Norwich Gaol.—Watson’s Irons. See p. 94.

Norwich Museum.—A Head-piece.

Preston.—Irons.

Rye, Court Hall.—Breeds’s Irons. See p. 66. Illustrated.

Skegness Museum.—Irons.

Warrington Museum.—Miles’s Irons. See p. 85. Illustrated.

Winchester.—Irons.

In the possession of Lady Dorothy Nevill.—A leg-piece of Carter’s Irons. See p. 68.

In the possession of the Rev. J. W. Tottenham.—Two sets of Pirate’s Chains from the Thames. See p. 75. Illustrated.

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