He was hung drawn and quartered because he was found guilty of treason and robbery, though it is very likely that Henry VIII asked his inspectors to make it seem like this has happened. Richard Whiting was an honest man.
Hung, drawn and quartered means that first you get hung, but so at the end you're still alive, then they take out your insides and then they quarter you by tying your arms and legs to 4 horses which move and quarter you.
They were hung, drawn, and quartered.
Hung - Drawn and Quartered !!
First he was tortured. Then he was dragged to his place of execution. Then hung until almost dead. After that his belly was slit open and his genitalia removed. Then cut into four pieces and finally beheaded. (Hung, drawn and quartered) His various pieces were then put on display a lesson to others.
He was hung, drawn and quartered in the same manner as William Wallace of "Braveheart " fame. Tyler was the leader of the "Peasant Rebellion" that occurred during the reign of Richard the Second of England in about the year 1381
His body was hung on tower bridge. Then he was hung drawn and quatered.
person is hung by the neck, then drawn, which is to split the torso from under the neck to the crotch,then quartered, which is the arms and legs cut off
The pope didn't close down all the monestries Henry did because of Richard Whiting. Richard whiting was hung drawn and quartered because he didn't tell Henry where the treasure was.
Mary I tortured people with, burning at the skae, thumbscrews and she hung drawn and quatered.
they were hung,quatered or beheaded.
Hung drawn and quatered(hung) (dragged along by a horse) (cut into quarters)hes made sure he died while being hung so he didnt have to suffer the other 2 clever mr fauks eh! they still chopped him up
Richard Whiting got his death orders from Tomas Cromwell and Henry V111 king of england-rein;1509-1547...) and got tortured then hung drawn and quartered, his head went onto his abbeys gate and the other 3 parts of him went to Bath, Ilchester and Bridgewater...
Assuming you are talking about Queen Elizabeth I of England: There were several modes of execution: -Beheading (this was the best option for the victim) -Starvation -Boiling in oil, water or lead (for poisners) -Hanging -Pressing -Hung, drawn, and quatered (for peope who had commited an act of treason) Elizabeth did take executions seriously and didn't enjoy having peope executed.
Hung, drawn and quartered means that first you get hung, but so at the end you're still alive, then they take out your insides and then they quarter you by tying your arms and legs to 4 horses which move and quarter you.
They were hung, drawn, and quartered.
Hung - Drawn and Quartered !!
First he was tortured. Then he was dragged to his place of execution. Then hung until almost dead. After that his belly was slit open and his genitalia removed. Then cut into four pieces and finally beheaded. (Hung, drawn and quartered) His various pieces were then put on display a lesson to others.