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... Intoim'd, That fome otfcers of your Maieflies Fleet have been laid atide, v. it;:our any Pea)ti Of Confidtration, thougn to Crime or Misbehayithir has bee' laid to their Charge. WeegLeavetoobfeavc arther, That in the Ordinary Filimate ut , he NaVi. r• tiv ...
... one Brown, the HI a Lawyert4-4 Other a hit chant, have been put out ot the Town with Halters about their Necks for t;,e fame Crime. Lisbon, Feb. 24. 0. S. An Exprefs arrived the 14th Inflant at Lagos from Gibraltar, with an Account, That the new Battery ...
... Money, and a Wastcoat. This day one Henry Jackson, John Lenan and Cornelius Kenedy, stood in the Pilory two hours, with their Crimes writ in Great Letters on their Breasts, which was for harbouring Balf. They are to stand in the Pillory at Blessington on ...
... judgment. I biers my greit God that he has given me more time to prepare * for Dzith. . I declare to you my Innocency of the Crimes laid to my Charge. It is pity so many lnnocent People should suffer, but I forgive all Men, and desire to die in Charity with ...
... had paid to the Archduke. h 7 fiez'd feveral Rebels or M quilets, and punifh'd them for their __ .. . . _ Jukr, Jave . - _ Crimes. We have an account from the Camp near Gibralter that '3o Sal of the Enemy's Fleet were off that PlaCe, that lime t tfnm having ...
... lilt. Tueiiych 3 Eminent Merchants went before the Courts at Weftminfter, with Paper pin d on their aft s denoting their ‘Crime, which was Cheating the Q;ee Relation Drawbacks, Battalions 01 arc ordered forthwith tmbirk for Often 1. S Vtr.U Per have Petition ...
... thst Province or the Commons nf Ghers, alledging, that the Perfons conerned in tl sanioiracy ought ro be punifhed for their Crimes, 2 iy Coaige Upon that sccount laid upon innocent P pe, who had no Hand in that Villany. The Ene ep had a D fign to furprize ...
... {uipended Gay of his Death + However, the H. Sacheverel Ch an ran Ve that no enn fince deccasd, will in ot a Law ameunt to an high Crime and Miidemeanor And astoiuch Pare of the 2d Arice whereby the feid A. Sacheverel 1s with maimaining. thac it is the Duty ot ...
... prove destructive to the Peace and Welfare of this Kingdom ; And he con- ceives since the passing that Act, the detestable Crimes for the effectual Suppressing of which that Act was intended, have greatly encreased: And the said H. Sacheverel **ngg the ...
... d and hat his Shirt, Halter about his Neck, Hancn»an s'liiting, and with lighted Toich in his Hand con leiâs his ho rid Crime his Knees, and ask Pardon ⢠this done he was placâd naked from the Wade upwards in a Can drawn by Oxen, and carried the ...
... the Ouefiion, whether by the Laws of England, and confiant Frattice in all Profecutions upon Informations or Jndittments for Crimes and Misdemeanors in fpeaking or Writing, the particular Words fuppofed to he Criminal, mufi not exprefly fpecified in fuch ...