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Prison Collection (#18)

Background imagePrison Collection: Guerazzi in Prison

Guerazzi in Prison
Journalist Domenico Guerrazzi is imprisoned for his liberal views

Background imagePrison Collection: Joke Over by John Gordon

Joke Over by John Gordon
A glum looking jester sits in a prison cell attached to a ball and chain

Background imagePrison Collection: Prisoners Regrets

Prisoners Regrets
A revolutionary in prison looks back with nostalgia to the early, heroic days of the Revolution, before everything started to go wrong

Background imagePrison Collection: Moderates Released

Moderates Released
After the fall of Robespierre, moderates are released from prison

Background imagePrison Collection: Baron Trenck / W Museum

Baron Trenck / W Museum
FREDERICK, BARON TRENCK Military spy and conspirator

Background imagePrison Collection: WOMENs PRISON 1920S

WOMENs PRISON 1920S
A corner of the French " Borstal" for girls at Fresne, where girls under age who have been convicted for small offences are kept and taught an ordinary school curriculum

Background imagePrison Collection: Louis in the Temple

Louis in the Temple
Louis implores his friends outside France to rescue him : for greater security, the authorities confine him in the Temple prison, once the stronghold of the Templars

Background imagePrison Collection: Valletta Prison / Malta

Valletta Prison / Malta
The interior of a prison cell at the Inquisitors Palace, St Lawrence, Grand Harbour, Valletta, Malta

Background imagePrison Collection: John Howard (Brighty)

John Howard (Brighty)
JOHN HOWARD Prison reformer, depicted visiting a prison (note the chains)

Background imagePrison Collection: OSCEOLA

OSCEOLA, leader of the Seminoles in their resistance to forced emigration; he was tricked and imprisoned by the government, and died in prison

Background imagePrison Collection: Dreyfus in Prison / 1895

Dreyfus in Prison / 1895
Dreyfus in prison after being found guilty of treason by a court-martial and having his rank publicly stripped

Background imagePrison Collection: Paris / Bastille C1760

Paris / Bastille C1760
A variety of carriages and riders at the Porte Saint- Antoine, passing the grim Bastille prison with its deep moat. Soon, the citizenry of Paris will tear it down

Background imagePrison Collection: Howard Visits Prison

Howard Visits Prison
JOHN HOWARD sheriff of Bedfordshire, visits county jails and is appalled at conditions, leading him to propose reforms in the treatment of prisoners

Background imagePrison Collection: Venice Prisoners

Venice Prisoners
Political prisoners are transferred from the prison of San-Severo to that of Gradisca

Background imagePrison Collection: More in Prison Alone

More in Prison Alone
SIR THOMAS MORE English statesman in prison due to his disapproval of Henry VIIIs behaviour

Background imagePrison Collection: Dissenting Weavers

Dissenting Weavers
Two London weavers, Richard Farnham and John Bull, utter prophecies against the established church and are consigned, the one to Newgate, the other to Bridewell prison

Background imagePrison Collection: Elizabeth Fry

Elizabeth Fry
ELIZABETH FRY prison reformer with her autograph

Background imagePrison Collection: Patriot Prisoners

Patriot Prisoners
Patriot prisoners baron Poerio and Pirouti are incarcerated under severe conditions in the infirmary of the bagno (prison) of Ischia by the Neapolitan authorities

Background imagePrison Collection: Pope Joannes I

Pope Joannes I
POPE JOANNES I pope and saint who died in prison

Background imagePrison Collection: Bagne De Brest - 1

Bagne De Brest - 1
LE BAGNE DE BREST Convicts leave the notorious prison in the morning to go to work in the harbour or in naval establishments

Background imagePrison Collection: Cold-Bath Fields Prison

Cold-Bath Fields Prison
The Water-Engine Court, where prisoners at hard labour work for an hour at a stretch

Background imagePrison Collection: Tregeagles Ghost

Tregeagles Ghost
The ghost of Tregeagle, an evil-doing Cornishman, seeks nightly to escape his prison, Dozmary Pool; but every night he finds the Hounds of Hell awaiting him

Background imagePrison Collection: Visiting Prison Morocco

Visiting Prison Morocco
European tourists visit a prison in Tangier, Morocco

Background imagePrison Collection: Whitecross Prison / Egan

Whitecross Prison / Egan
The Whitecross Debtors prison was run by the justices of London and Middlesex

Background imagePrison Collection: Holloway Prison / Mayhew

Holloway Prison / Mayhew
The treadmill (treadwheel) and oakum shed with a detachment of prisoners at work at the wheel, and those who have been relieved, are employed to pick oakum

Background imagePrison Collection: Debtors Certificate / 1735

Debtors Certificate / 1735
A certificate permitting a debtor in prison to go out and settle his affairs, signed by Townsend, the celebrated Bow Street Runner

Background imagePrison Collection: New inmates arrive

New inmates arrive

Background imagePrison Collection: Angel Rescues Peter

Angel Rescues Peter
An angel rescues Saint Peter from prison

Background imagePrison Collection: Thomas More / Outrim

Thomas More / Outrim
SIR THOMAS MORE English statesman and author in prison, visited by his daughter Margaret

Background imagePrison Collection: John Reproves Herod

John Reproves Herod
JOHN THE BAPTIST He criticises Herods lifestyle, for which he is thrown into prison

Background imagePrison Collection: Law / Prisons / Britain

Law / Prisons / Britain
KINGs BENCH PRISON London Principal entrance Mainly a prison for debtors

Background imagePrison Collection: London Wall Newgate 1903

London Wall Newgate 1903
A 20-metre length of Londons Roman Wall, discovered when Newgate Prison was demolished, and subsequently demolished in its turn

Background imagePrison Collection: APOSTLES

APOSTLES
The Apostles Peter and John are released from prison by the angel of the Lord

Background imagePrison Collection: Prison Hulk / Portsmouth

Prison Hulk / Portsmouth
Prison Hulk, Portsmouth

Background imagePrison Collection: Mary Brown, words and music

Mary Brown, words and music
Here we all stand around the ring, And now we shut poor Mary in. Rise up, rise up, poor Mary Brown, And see your poor mother go through the town

Background imagePrison Collection: Joseph Imprisons Bros

Joseph Imprisons Bros
He has his brothers thrown into prison on suspicion of theft, by way of getting his own back for what they did to him (selling him to traders)

Background imagePrison Collection: Lollards Prison

Lollards Prison
Part of Lambeth Palace, designed to house the followers of Wyclif - known as Lollards - who opposed some of the teachings of the Church

Background imagePrison Collection: Wood Street Compter

Wood Street Compter
WOOD STREET COMPTER used mostly for debtors but also as an overflow for Newgate : demolished in 1816

Background imagePrison Collection: Savoy Prison, London

Savoy Prison, London
Part of the old Savoy Palace, used at this time as a military prison

Background imagePrison Collection: Tolpuddle / Loveless / Coach

Tolpuddle / Loveless / Coach
George Loveless, one of the six Martyrs, in chains at Salisbury, during his journey from Dorchester to a prison hulk, the York at Portsmouth to await transportation

Background imagePrison Collection: Punch in Prison

Punch in Prison
Punch in prison

Background imagePrison Collection: Yi Pugachov / Peter III

Yi Pugachov / Peter III
YEMELYAN IVANOVICH PUGACHOV Russian Cossack soldier who proclaimed himself Tsar Peter III and led a rebellion against Catherine II

Background imagePrison Collection: Events / Ireland 1844

Events / Ireland 1844
Supporters of the Irish MP Daniel O Connell celebrate his acquittal and release from prison. He spent 3 months in prison accused of attempting to repeal the Act of Union

Background imagePrison Collection: O connell Released

O connell Released
Having spent a 3 months in prison accused of sedition for attempting to repeal the Act of Union, Irish MP Daniel O Connell is paraded through London after his acquittal

Background imagePrison Collection: O CONNELL ACQUITTED 1844

O CONNELL ACQUITTED 1844
Having spent a 3 months in prison accused of sedition for attempting to repeal the Act of Union, Irish MP Daniel O Connell is cheered by crowds following his acquittal

Background imagePrison Collection: Newgate Prison 1735

Newgate Prison 1735
Prisoners in Newgate prison



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