Robert Nutter was an English Catholic priest and a member of the Dominican Order who lived during the religious unrest of the English Reformation. Born in Lancashire around 1550, he studied at Oxford and the English College in Reims. After his ordination in 1581, he returned to England, leading to a series of arrests and imprisonments in locations such as the Tower of London, Newgate, and Wisbech Castle. He eventually faced execution in Lancaster in 1600, where he was drawn and quartered for his faith.