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... ADVERTISEMENT S. 5T55T Mr. GEORGE ABERCROMBY, Advocate, Profelibr of Publick Law, and the Law of Nature and Nations, in the Univerlity of Edinburgh, begins a Col- lege of Publick Law upon Grotius de jure belli & pads, ac his Lodgings in Edinburgh, againft ...
... found Means to evade and elude the Laws, by fend- ing to Foreign Parts and buying up vaft Quan- tities of Corn and Grain 5 and then, by indirect Means and undue Praftices, obtaining Ports to be opened, and the faid Corn to be imported at alow Duty, to the ...
... Pamphlets continue to be pnblifhed for and a- gamft the Extenfion of the Laws of Excife anda- mong tbe other Arguments for the Scheme,' are the following viz.. That the Laws of Excife will ef- feftually prevent the wicked Practice ofSmm?- -• gling, ...
... made of Corn, Sugar and Me- iallls, will be a great Encouragement to the Dif.iT lers, and tend much to the Confumptton of Grain, without any Prejudice to the P.evenue T and there- fore praying, &c Which Rej[>ref-nt3i^on was re- ferred ro the Corn ?? ttee ...
... lately fent up a Petition to the Parliament, complaining of the fraudulent Practices of fome defigning Dealers j who buy up Corns in Foreign Parts, and, by indirea Method J* find Means to get Ports opened in Britain, even in time of Plenty, to ferve their ...
... Panfhof Aucbtermuchty, and a Sufpenfion of Mr. Maxton s Stipend: And the Procurator for the was appointed to affift: Mr. Maxton's Law- yers in difcuffing thereof. - Affirmed the Synod of Fife's Sentence, fettine a^hde the Call of Mr. Cuningham Probationer to ...
... and made Proclamation, That whoever is fo cow- ?? as to mention a Capitulation, fhall be hang'd w.rnediately without Form of Law. ' Tis. added, { hat Count WaHis, who is by Birth an lrifhman, ?? the 2 Ruffian Generals for not acting in Concert with him ...
... DUND A % Profefl*-* r o f~Cr& and Canon Law in the Univeriity of EDINBURGH. k gins his Colleges on the P aside Bs and Infiitutions of thee! vil Law y upon Monday the Third of November next a his Houfe in Stephen Law's Clofe. ■fff Dr. JOHN PRINGLE, Profefi»r ...
... Pecks 2 Lippies Corn, 30 Hens, 31 JLcaj' Peats, and 56 Days Dz rgues ; The Superiority of the ?? ?? ot CAMSMOON andThirty-fbihingL a; ofFiNNARIES, whereof the Feu-duty is, X. 157 Scots Money, _i Boils Meal, 11 Bolls Bear, i\ Pecks Corn, 12 Hers, 40 Load ...
... lhall be found hunt- ing, fowling, or netting thereon, without Leave obtain'd, fhall be profecute with the utmoft Rigour of Law: And do promife a Reward to any Perfon who fhall inform che Procurator-Fifcal of Carrick, or any ofthe Gentlemen con- cerned ...
... William So- mervell of Dorater, one ofthe Honourable Fa- culty of Advocates, a Gentleman juftly cfteemed for his Knowledge of the Law, was married to Mifs Gib, Daughter of Mr. William Gib, an e- minent Apothecary in this City ; a very agreeable young Lady, with ...
... Humbly Jheweth, 'TPHat^the fair and lawful Trade of your Maje- A fty's Subjefts to the Britifh Plantations in A- menca, hath been greatly interrupted for many Years paft, not only by their Ships having been ftppp d andfearch'd, but alfo forcibly and arbitra- ...