... to fee that they all ptead Ignorance or innocence, and that not one of them have the Modefty to confeis fo much as a fingle Crime, and all but one have tbe aflurance to hope they (hall not be comprehended in the Bill lor relief of the unhappy Sufferers ...

... fray- tors of oar Country 'thb' never lo great ?? fweli'd above the~ readj of common Juttice) to Punifhment adequate to their Crimes : That they would as much as its poftible, difgorge every Monfter of Change Ally oc bis Prey, which might be fome Redreis ...

... late memorable Inflame) ftill Cen\urt % Dif com age, and Punifh \ucl >as dare 10 Countenance, faeen or conceal juch Im- pious Crimes. Therefore your Petitioners oft humbly Pray, that this Honourable Houfe will be pleafed to take fuch further Meafures as they ...

... Wednefday laft the Stflions began at the Old Bailey, and we hear the following Perfons were convifted for feverat capital Crimes, viz. Ti_o- nias Cane for returning after Tranfportation •, John Ailcock for Horfe-fteal- ing - 7 Mary Davies for robbing ...

... but left us tbe Contempt °f Foreigners, by the Refufal of jurrendrsng to juftice a Malefact- or confiderable only by his Crimes, whofe Wickednefs can be exceeded by theirs on!r who abetted, his Practices, an if dread his Delivery. ft is with gieat S ...

... heard by their Council againft the Bill for raiiing Money out of their Eftates, fince they do not ftaud im- peached of any Crime, and are only charged in general Terms by the faid Bill, and-rejedted it after a confiderable Debate. Then read a Petition ...

... Wherein he expofed a Set of _?eligiou_ Hypocrites, Stript of their counterfeited Vizar ; And fever ly lajbed Th'exafperating Crimes of ?? Traitors. Among the Writers of this peculiar Kind of Poetry, He Reigns unnval'd, The ftrft, and the Laft ! Left this ...

... Northampton was carry'd out of Town to be interred at Gaitiptoa in the Hole near Warwick. A Bill of Indi__.rr.ertt for High Crimes and Mifdemeanors, is found againft Nathaniel* Wilkinfon, Rinfman and Servant to Mr. Mift* ...

... and committed and great fearch is after others', fuppojed by the difcovery of Barbara Spencer, the Woman burnt for thefame Crime) tho 9 Air. Ordinary s Paper fays, fhe would own none of her Accomplices. Tejterday the P. heard Council for the City of ...

... fet forth in the faid Petition, which was p.refeii» ted by the Earl of Clarendon, That thsy do not ffand impeached of anjf Crimes j and they are only charged in General Terms by the faid Bill 5 but altera coniiderabie Debate the Petition was rejected. ...

... Their Royal Higbnefles the Prince and Princefs will go to Richmond about lhe fame time. the Grand Jury found a Bill of high Crimes and Mifdemanors jpinft Mr. Mill the Printer,*for his Paper of May 27, for which he is to be |ry'd the next Seffion but one ...

... of the united Pe- rifees of St. Audit, and St. Faith. A Bill of Indictment is found againft Mr. Milt the Printer for high Crimes and Mifdemanners, for his Weekly Journal of the 27th of May. ...