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  1. Babington (aged 24) and his thirteen conspirators were convicted of high treason and sentenced to be hanged, drawn and quartered . His offer to Elizabeth of £1,000 for his pardon was rejected, and the execution of the first seven (including Babington, John Ballard, and Chidiock Tichborne) took place on the 20th. [8]

  2. 17 de feb. de 2021 · The events were met with extreme consequences, Anthony Babington himself was executed in horrific fashion in front of a huge crowd. He and his huge group of conspirators were all hanged,...

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  3. trial and execution of babbington and his accomplices. Description: --By virtue of a commission of oyer and terminer, a precept was directed to the Lieutenant of the Tower, commanding him to...

    • 1586, September 13
    • DDKE/acc. 7840 HMC/f.164
  4. Anthony Babington (octubre de 1561, Dethick, Derbyshire -20 de septiembre de 1586, Londres) fue un conspirador inglés . Siendo educado secretamente como católico, fue integrado por el sacerdote John Ballard al fallido complot Babington, con la intención de matar a la reina Isabel I de Inglaterra y subir al trono a su prisionera María I de Escocia.

  5. Anthony Babington was an English conspirator, a leader of the unsuccessful “Babington Plot” to assassinate Queen Elizabeth I and install Elizabeth’s prisoner, the Roman Catholic Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, on the English throne. The son of Henry Babington of Derbyshire, he was brought up secretly.

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  6. The Babington Plot. Gilbert Gifford. Francis Walsingham. Execution of Anthony Babington. Primary Sources. Student Activities. References. In March 1586, Anthony Babington and six friends gathered in The Plough, an inn outside Temple Bar, where they discussed the possibility of freeing Mary, assassinating Elizabeth, and inciting a rebellion ...

  7. Ballard and Babington were executed on 20 September 1586 along with the other men who had been tried with them. Such was the public outcry at the horror of their execution that Elizabeth changed the order for the second group to be allowed to hang until "quite dead" before disembowelling and quartering.