Grimoire Thief
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English witch trials from 995 AD to 1701 AD and 1944
Ms. Duncan, a Scot who traveled the country holding seances, was one of the most popular media in Britain, reputedly numbering Winston Churchill and George VI among her clients when she was arrested in January 1944 by two officers Admiralty in a seance in Portsmouth. The military authorities, planned in secret D-Day landings and then in a state of paranoia, were alarmed by reports that she had disclosed – allegedly via contacts with the spiritual world – the sinking of two British warships long before it became public. The most serious revelation came when he told the parents of a missing sailor that his ship, HMS Barham, had sunk. It was true, but news of the tragedy had been suppressed to preserve morale.
Desperate to silence the alleged leak state secrets, the authorities responsible for Ms. Duncan of conspiracy, fraud, and witchcraft in a ceremony that dates back to 1735 – the position for the first time in more than a century. At trial, only the magic "black" accusations stuck, and was jailed for nine months in Holloway women's prison in north London. Churchill, then prime minister, visited her in jail and denounced his conviction as "nonsense." In 1951 Act was repealed 200 years old, but her conviction stood.
Adding to this story that I thought would be interesting to a list of some of the witch trial stories from 995 AD to 1701.
995 AD London, A woman and her son were tried by driving stakes into an image of a man. They took her away and drowned in the London Bridge, while the child ran away and became an outlaw.
1177 Eleanor of Aquitaine Queen of England. Duchess of Aquitaine. Eleanor and four witches allegedly poisoned Rosamond Clifford.
1222 England, Oxford A young man and two women were brought before the Archbishop of Canterbury, Stephen Langton to crucify the child and showing the stigmata.
1222 England a Jewish necromancer was accused of wrapping a child in the skin of a dead man for divination
1279 England, John de Kerneslawe York killed a warlock who had entered his home. The local clergy his body was burned.
1286 England, Darel York, m Godfrey a Cistercian monk of Rievaulx was reported to the Archbishop of York as a practitioner of witchcraft.
Stratton England 1289-1990, Adam m Chancellor of the Exchequer. Arrested and tried for embezzlement, extortion and witchcraft.
England 1301-3 Langton, Walter Bishop m of Coventry. Judged by an ecclesiastical court and acquitted for the diabolical.
1302 England, Exeter 1 Mody, John m Trial for defamation; Mody Reginald Kene wife had called an 'evil witch and a thief. "
1311 England, London Research by Bishop Baldock of sorcery, enchantment, magic, divination, and the invocation.
1314-1315 Tannere England I am John (John Canne) claimed to be the son of Edward I. Posted by bid to win the crown through diabolic aid; devil had served more than three years.
1324 England, Coventry Nottingham, Juan de m (also known as Master John) died in the custody of witchcraft.
1325 English, Robert le Coventry m Mareschal He and his guest Master John Nottingham and 27 clients (The Burghers of Coventry) were charged in a secular court that employs him and another magician "of use witchcraft in an attempt on the life of King Edward II, Despenser, and several other officials.
1325 England, Coventry Acquitted. Accused in court which employs secular and one magician "," to use witchcraft in an attempt on the life of King Edward II, Despenser, and several other officials.
1330 England Edmund Earl of Kent. Edward was convicted of obtaining important information from the devil, through the mediation of the priest.
1331 England, Southwark A man tried by a real court for witchcraft. with a client and his partner. The subjects claimed to have used magic to get the image only friendship, but the jury found that the intention was murder.
England Altefax 1336, m William Pope Benedict XII wrote to Bishop William Paris Altefax, nigromanticus Anglia and with it their plates (Plates) which he used in his magical operations.
1337 England, a man judged Hatfield manorial court for failure to deliver devil as laid out in trade; case dismissed
A carpenter died 1366 England reconciliation after certain end to the Church, having lived for 15 years in a pact with the devil was not recorded court proceedings.
1371 England, Southwark, Man tried by a royal court for the invocation; had book for experimentation and Saracen's head area of the devil, the use of warning from the head; He was arrested for possession of a Grimoire, a skull and the head of a corpse, and was released with a promise to never perform magic rituals.
England 1376 a monk of St. Albans associated with Perrers Alice tried by an ecclesiastical court for magic and the magic of love image addressed to King Edward III. (Note: Although identified Kieckhefer as the Dominican monk, the monastery of St. Albans is Benedictine.)
1382 England, London 1 Berewold, Robert m pilloried for trying to practice the "art magic "
1382 England, London 1 Northampton, m William pilloried for trying to practice "magic"
1385 England, London 1 Bruges, Chaplain John m. One of the two men tried by an ecclesiastical court for magic. They were imprisoned by the Bishop of London "until the church was satisfied. "
1388 England, London 1 Tresilian, Sir Robert m by Parliament condemned without mercy for other reasons. He also found who have been practicing the invocation.
1390 England, London 1 Berking, I'm John Arrested for divination, was sentenced to one hour in the pillory, two weeks imprisonment and exile of the city
Lincolnshire England 1401 1 Smith, John m Tried to use divination to track a thief
1419 England 1 Joan of Navarre Queen Dowager of England. Joan was accused by Henry V of trying to kill him by witchcraft. Joan, office and an accomplice are in jail.
1419 England 1 m Randolph Fray prisoners. (Joan Cleric)
England 1426, plus an undetermined number of employees accused of sorcery (illness and attempted murder), which asks cause the actual address.
1430 England, London Jailed for attempted King's murder by witchcraft.
1432 England, London 1 Jordemaine, Margery "The Witch of Eye," a soothsayer. Arrested two priests. Released on bail, and withdrew the charges.
England from 1432 to 1943 A priest accused before the Court of Chancery had been injured the body of a man with sorcery.
1435 England, Durham 1?? f libel suits before the ecclesiastical courts, three men accused of causing women impotence through witchcraft woman acquitted in an ecclesiastical court.
1441 England Cobham, Eleanor (Duchess of Gloucester, Wife of Humphrey) Given the secular authorities penance for sorcery in seeking the death of Henry VI. He had the help of Margery Jourdemaine, and two prominent Oxford scholars, an astrologer, and the other a doctor. They also wanted to ensure an heir. According Wedek, a Treasury of witchcraft, was banished for life the Isle of Man.
Southwell England in January 1441, m Thomas tried for treason, using sorcery in seeking the death of Henry VI.
1441 England 1 Jordemaine Smithfield, Margery "The Witch of Eye," a soothsayer. Burnt by the secular authorities of Treason
1441 England, London 1 Bolingbroke, m Whicher Roger Roger Aka. A secretary. Hanged, drawn and quartered at Tyburn by the secular authorities for treason, with witchcraft in pursuit of the death of Henry VI.
1444 England, London The man pilloried by secular court for the invocation, which is a 'spyryte wycckyd.
1446 England, Durham tried as witches, was allegedly found husbands for widows; purge allowed.
1447 or 1448 England Durham Woman tried by an ecclesiastical court as a magician (incantatrix).
1450 England, Durham Woman tried by ecclesiastical court for witchcraft
England 1451 or 1452, Durham ecclesiastical court for court of magic
1452 England, Durham of First Instance in church for defamation, a woman had accused another of sortilegium, and had spoken of a chaplain of certain infatuation with his extravagance (suggested by the magic of love?).
1457 England Hertford man abjured necromancy and herecy
1465 England, Norfolk real judged by a court for the invocation to find the treasure
1466 England Ely man determined public and private penance by the bishop for the invocation
Byg England 1467, m William convicted looking glass to locate thieves.He had to appear in public with a parchment head.
England 1470 libel trial against Real court, a man had accused the Duchess of Bedford the magic of the image.
1476 England, London libel trial in secular courts, the man had defamed the neighbors in matters of witchcraft.
England Women 1480-1515c tried by Court of Chancery for witchcraft
1480-1515c England, 3 St David women (Tanglost and 2) trial by Court of Chancery for the magic of the image.
England 1480-1515c, Southwark Women judged by Court of Chancery for the magic of the image.
1481 England, London Female tried by a court commissioner of the magic of love.
1481 England, York The man tried by an ecclesiastical court to spell.
1483, England in June Woodville, Elizabeth Dowager Queen of England f. Judged by an ecclesiastical court for witchcraft (alleged injury Richard III)
1483, June England a Beaufort, Margaret, Countess of Richmond, mother of Henry VII. Judged by an ecclesiastical court for witchcraft (alleged harm to Richard III)
1483, England June 1 Morton, Dr. John m Bishop of Ely. Judged by an ecclesiastical court for witchcraft (alleged harm to Richard III)
1490 England, London woman attempted by Commissioner for the magic of the image.
1492 England London of First Instance in the magic of love fraudulent client sentenced to public penance for a church tribunal, and the man who claims to serve as agent for magician ordered court to recover property given in payment.
1493 England, London Woman tried by ecclesiastical court for the magic of time, destroying the enchantment divination, and other crimes.
1496 (19/06) England, London Kendal, I'm John Forgiven. Grand Prior of the Order of Saint John of Rhodes is a of the three men accused of conspiracy for his French agent, Bernard
of Vignolles, attempts (framed in Rome) in the life of King Henry VII, his children, his mother, and some of their agents and supporters, through the use of magical substances
1496 England, London Thong, Sir John Knight m of the Order of St. John of Rhodes (and nephew of John Kendal) is one of three men accused of conspiracy for his French agent, Bernard Vignolles
1496 England, London Horsey, m Archdeacon William of London is one of three men accused of conspiracy for his French agent, Bernard Vignolles
1499 England, 'Woman Belynges Parva' tried by ecclesiastical court for sorcery (killing) allowed purgation.
1499 England, "Man Rushbrok" tried by an ecclesiastical court to deal with the devil.
1499 England, Winchester man judged by a court Church for the invocation
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