Mostly it was petty criminals and prostitutes. Prostitutes formed the largest percentage of Bridewell inmates in London.
Many different individuals went to Bridewell Prison in London during the 16th and 17th centuries. It housed a wide range of offenders, including petty criminals, prostitutes, and the destitute. The prison served as a place of punishment and correction, aiming to rehabilitate and discipline those who violated the law or societal norms.
In England and Ireland, a Bridewell refers to a police station. The Bridewell Palace was originally the home to King Henry VIII but later became a prison and a poorhouse.
Bridewell Palace ended in 1855.
Clerkenwell Bridewell was created in 1615.
Clerkenwell Bridewell ended in 1794.
The Bridewell Taxis was created in 1987.
David Steuart has written: 'General heads of a plan for erecting a new prison and Bridewell in the city of Edinburgh'
Tothill Fields Bridewell was created in 1618.
Tommy Bridewell was born on 1988-08-09.
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