Trial of John Dalton at Marshalsea for High Treason
London May Day in the Marshalsea Court before Lord Chief Justice Parker and others. Dalton is found guilty of high treason after evidence shows he joined rebels in Preston and York, with his brother and servants, while defending his loyalty and denouncing the rebellion. Sentence of death is pronounced. other defendants discussed. public order measures follow as crowds clash over Restoration celebrations.
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