 Two other 16th-century sources (Hall and Polydore Vergil) report that although the king originally planned to have the quartered limbs exhibited in various parts of Cornwall, he was persuaded not to further antagonise the Cornish by doing this.Audley, as a peer of the realm, was beheaded on 28 June at Tower Hill.His head, in common with those of An Gof and Flamank, was displayed on London Bridge.