Note 109 — PART I The Graces

Wentworth and the Commissioners to Coke, August 25, 1635, and enclosures. (Ibid., I., 450-458.) For the fining of the jury we have Wentworth’s own admission; if his enemies may be believed, they were also “pilloried with loss of ears, bored through the tongue, and marked in the forehead with a hot iron, with other like infamous punishments.”—Irish Commons’ Journals.