Trials Rye House Plot

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1 trials

1.1 executed
1.2 sentenced death later pardoned
1.3 imprisoned
1.4 exiled/fled
1.5 committed suicide
1.6 tortured
1.7 implicated





trials
executed

sir thomas armstrong, member of parliament stafford – hanged, drawn , quartered
john ayloffe – hanged, drawn , quartered
henry cornish, sheriff of city of london – hanged, drawn , quartered
elizabeth gaunt – burnt @ stake
james holloway – hanged, drawn , quartered
baillie of jerviswood – hanged.
richard nelthorpe – hanged
richard rumbold – hanged, drawn , quartered
william russell, lord russell, member of parliament bedfordshire – beheaded. memory became of whig martyr.
algernon sidney, former lord warden of cinque ports – beheaded.
thomas walcot – hanged, drawn , quartered
john rouse - hanged, drawn , quartered

sentenced death later pardoned

charles gerard, 1st earl of macclesfield
charles gerard, viscount brandon

imprisoned

sir samuel barnardiston, 1st baronet – fined £6,000.
henry booth, 1st earl of warrington
paul foley, member of parliament hereford
thomas grey, 2nd earl of stamford
john hampden, member of parliament wendover – fined £40,000
william howard, 3rd baron howard of escrick, arrested , turned informer @ trial of william russell, lord russell (july 1683). gave accounts of meetings @ john hampden s , russell s houses, led russell s conviction. evidence ruined sidney.
matthew mead
aaron smith
sir john trenchard, member of parliament taunton
sir john wildman

exiled/fled

sir john cochrane – fled holland
robert ferguson – fled netherlands
ford grey, 3rd baron grey of werke – escaped tower
patrick hume, 1st earl of marchmont – fled netherlands
john locke – fled netherlands
john lovelace, 3rd baron lovelace – fled holland
david melville, 3rd earl of leven – fled netherlands
george melville, 1st earl of melville – fled netherlands
edward norton – fled holland
nathaniel wade – fled holland

committed suicide

arthur capell, 1st earl of essex – cut own throat in tower of london.

tortured

william carstares

implicated

archibald campbell, 9th earl of argyll – beheaded after argyll s rising, although on earlier 1681 treason charge
james dalrymple, 1st viscount of stair
edward hungerford, member of parliament chippenham
james scott, 1st duke of monmouth, charles illegitimate son, obliged retire united provinces – later beheaded monmouth rebellion
john owen

the final trial on rye house charges of charles bateman, in 1685. witnesses against him conspirators keeling, had nothing specific say, thomas lee, , richard goodenough. hanged, drawn , quartered.


having fled abroad previous year, sir william waller moved bremen in 1683. while there became central figure in group of erstwhile conspirators in political exile. lord preston, english ambassador @ paris, called him governor , wrote style waller, way of commendation, second cromwell . waller accompany william of orange england in 1688 william chose overlook him when government formed.








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