Medieval jailers were like prison guards in the medieval times. They had to keep watch on the prisoners and make sure they didn't escape. The jails back then were more relaxed. The jailers would let the prisoners out to beg for money because there was no other way to make money while in jail, but only if they shared part of the profit with the jailer.
In a Puritan prison one was not allowed to wear clothes, and not given food. Prisoners were forced to live upon the donations of the jailers.
in medieval towns
Medieval castles.
medieval jobs
The medieval clothes laws are laws that address the issue of medieval clothes
They could play many instruments. They could be blacksmiths. They could be Lords. They could be jailers. They could be knights or squires.
The correct spelling is jailers.An example sentence is "the jailers will keep him locked in the cell all night".
The jobs are jailers and prison guards.
Kentucky is the only state with elected jailer.
I'm not sure who besides this, but Paul did witness to the guards/jailers when he was in jail in Phillipi
There slaves and it is world 2 level 2 or 3 I beleive.
Jumping jacks and Juggling jesters, Japanese jailers and Jovial jokers
Medieval is medieval because it is Latin for "the middle ages".
Valentines day is on February the 14th and is celebrated because a saint, named saint Valentine was in jail and while he was there he fell in love with the jailers daughter who was blind & on the day that he was suppose to be hanged, February the 14th, he sent one last love letter to the jailers daughter signed from your Valentines and that is why people write your valentines at the end of there cards and why its celebrated.
In a Puritan prison one was not allowed to wear clothes, and not given food. Prisoners were forced to live upon the donations of the jailers.
Pirates often claim that they are merely trying to liberate the goods that they steal.The angry mob forced the jailers to liberate the arrested men.
The patron saints of jailers or prison guards are:Adrian of Nicomedia Hippolytus of Rome Martinian of Rome Processus