... to any- cne of ?? Commif- j fioners, or« to any of the Magiftratesof Dumbarton, any of } tne Perfons concerned in rhe faid Crime of breaking open the faid Prifon of Dumbarton, a Reward of Fittv Pounds Sterling for each Pcrfon fo difcovered, to be paid ...

... the Frtncb Trade to North America: VI. Scheme for employing our difcharged Seamen. VII. Cruelty to Brute Animals an heinous Crime, VIII. A New Defcription of B uckingbamjm. IX. Mojcowthi Capital of Rujfta, and tbe Palace of Aran' jttez in Spain, defcribed ...

... or to any one of rhe faid Commif- lioners, or to anyof the Magiftrates ot Dumbarton, anyof the Perfonsconcerned in the faid Crime of breaking open the faid Prifon of Dumbarton a Reward of Fittv Pounds Sterling for - ach Per'on fo difcovered, to be paid ...

... Sollicitors, or to any one of rhe fzll Co fioners, or to any of the Magiftrates of Dumbarton. = : the Perfonsconcerned in the faid Crime of breakup the fai'd Prilon of Dumbarton, a Reward of Filty P> Scerling for each Perfon fo difcovered, to be paii^ Perfon or ...

... ?? on a Fl. or, witls aN eonvenr»nt Office*, huratiWet, three of which have Ttenty .-.rails, t*.vr» Coaci-Hcufes for four Crimes, wi-h Gr.in rie.over rhrm, A Dove .Houfi, lour lir^e Fonda- w-tli ftodi'd « i'h F:ih fit fcr the Table! r'-ac Acies ci Garden- ...

... French Tiade to North Ameiica, VI Scheme fer employing our ■di*- charged Seamch, VII. Cruelty to Biute Animals an heinous Crime. VIII. A New Defcr'ipti*n of iiuck.nghrtniliiie. IX. Mrfcow ihe Capl-* talof Ruffia, and ?? «f Aianjuea in Spain, defcribed ...

... exulting Spectator;, who wid all doubtlefs rejoice to fee fo noxious a Beaft brought to receive the jutl Demerits of his numerous Crimes. I am. Gentlemen, Your obliged humble Servan*, o c m „ . The FARMER. P. S, The Reply to my former Advertifement (inferted ...

... exulting Spectators, who win all doubtlefs rejoice to fee fo noxious a Beaft brought to receive the juft Demerits of his numerous Crimes. I am. Gentlemen, Your obliged humble Servant The FARMER. P. S. The Reply to my former Advertifement (inferred in this Paper ...

... thine, but the third Part of a Day. Had I been a Man, and a Hangman, and commanded by Autho- rity to take away thy Life for a Crime that deferv'd Death • I would have perform 'd my Office withßelnclancc, and with the ftiorteft, and the leaft Pain or lnfult ...

... Kingdom. That George Penman, William P id and Robert Burd, Colliers to Sir William Dal- lifter being guilty of very great Crimes, have run r' mthc'faid Sir William's Coal-work at Cranfton; I reauiring, that wherever any cf the above men Prniers fha ll ...

... were found infufficient to quell a Mob who perufted in the Reft. Union of meafuring its Veujteance by th* Enormity of .the Crime that demanded it : On which the Grand M,«fter intimated to the Bailie de Bocage, that, as the Bafha was not fecure in his pretest ...

... Wheels of M tlicc and Slander to work ; which h, that this Hypocrite would reform and pppnft the Vice of the prcfent Ago • A Crime which makes almort evrry thin:- he Cm do or fay Criminal i And many have feetn'd to ri-j ice more, that they have found fomething ...