As Lord Justice Henry Wallop and three or four guards went before him, the Archbishop was drawn on a hurdle through the Garden Gate, or Postern Gate, in the city walls of Dublin to be hanged in a willow forest, either in St Stephen's Green or at Hoggen Green.
As Lord Justice Henry Wallop and three or four guards approached him, the Archbishop was carried on a hurdle through the Garden Gate or Postern Gate in Dublin city walls to be hanged in a willow grove. The execution could take place either at St Stephen's Green or Hoggen Green.