A pillory is a form of punishment that involves locking the criminal's hands and head between two boards or held up attached to a metal framework in a public forum. The punishment being public humilation.
They used this if they broke the Law!
The Pillory - 1916 was released on: USA: 8 October 1916
In days of yore, thieves were placed in a pillory as part of their punishment.
Stocks are a financial instrument representing ownership in a company, giving the holder voting rights and dividends. A pillory is a device used for punishment where a person's head and hands are locked in place, usually in a public square. Stocks are related to investment and ownership, while a pillory is related to physical punishment and public humiliation.
"Stocks" or "pillory."
Daniel began to serve a three day sentence in the pillory at charing cross.
A pillory: A wooden board with holes for hands and the head. Usually used for punishment.
The pillory was a device used in punishment by public humiliation and often additional, sometimes lethal, physical abuse. The pillory was a device used in punishment by public humiliation and often additional, sometimes lethal, physical abuse.
It is only for a little fun for my friends
A pillory.
on the backs burg of 1956
A stock holds the arms legs and neck while a pillory holds only the neck and arms. A more drastic way of torture.
It means that you are locked into a pillory. A pillory is a frame with openings cut for the neck and wrists. The pillory has a hinged top piece that locks down holding the person. Pillories were typically located in the town square so passersby could ridicule the sentenced person. See the link.