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'''The House of Margaret Clap''', or ''Mother Claps'', was a [[Molly House]] next to the Bunch of Grapes in Field Lane in Holborn. It hosted 30 or 40 persons every night, but more on Sundays. All rooms had beds. [[Gabriel Lawrence]] and [[William Griffin]] were convicted for the crime of [[sodomy]] after being caught at Mrs Clap’s House, both were hanged at Tyburn (along with xxx).
'''The House of Margaret Clap''', or ''Mother Claps'', was a [[Molly House]] next to the Bunch of Grapes in Field Lane in Holborn. It hosted 30 or 40 persons every night, but more on Sundays. All rooms had beds. [[Gabriel Lawrence]] and [[William Griffin]] were convicted for the crime of [[sodomy]] after being caught at Mrs Clap’s House, both were hanged at Tyburn (along with [[Thomas Wright]]).





Revision as of 13:00, 13 August 2011

The House of Margaret Clap, or Mother Claps, was a Molly House next to the Bunch of Grapes in Field Lane in Holborn. It hosted 30 or 40 persons every night, but more on Sundays. All rooms had beds. Gabriel Lawrence and William Griffin were convicted for the crime of sodomy after being caught at Mrs Clap’s House, both were hanged at Tyburn (along with Thomas Wright).


External sites

http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t17260420-64&div=t17260420-64&terms=Molly#highlight