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... LAND\ comprehending the Criminal Law, in Two P^ I. Concerning Crimes and Offences. 11. Of Criminal $»j didiGn; the feveral Courts, borh Sovereign &Subordin«3 wherein Offenders are tried for Crimes; and the o;u.n Judicial Proceedings againft them, viz. A gat ...
... penny Pamphlets [call'd Tryals] on thefe Subjctts. Vrut Where may likewife be han, 11. An Account of the Life, Writings, and Crimes of theun- lomirv.te Xr. IVilliamfon Cooabmn, late Student in the Univerfity oi Cambridge, executed at Tfturn, Feb. 20th, 1710- ...
... may upon due Proof have it rcftor'd, paying the Charge of keeping; or tf any Perfon can charge them upon Oath of any further Crimes, let them inform rhe Mayor, and Juftices of Berwick^, that they may be profe- cuted, as the Law directs, for they are fuppofed ...
... Miller and CuningHam are both about fix Foot hish, and were both difcharged from Capt, Witmore's Cempany Ot Grenadiers for the Crime above. 555 Q To]cn out of tl,e Stal) ' e ci Mr John Ellis at? Loddon near *W O Bun g a y i thei ounty of Norfolk, on Sunday ...
... (commonly cal- led Machar) an Heritor in the faid County, was, in May 1 7 ? 9, convicted of Thefts, Robberies, aitd other grofc Crimes, and fen tene'd with Banifhment to 'fcrs Mary's Plantations in America, never to return on pain cf Death; with Certification ...
... EDINBURGH.. ■ Whereas Walter Buohanan^i Bil iuhain, cemmon'v est- Ie- Marbrr, convi&ed of Theft Refett of Thefc, and o'her ?? Crimes* and ordered for. Tranfportation s .Arthbali Campbell, convtited of being Acceflory to the Fo™ Notes of the Ba?;k of Scotland ...
... EDINBURGH. WhereasPJsfrer Buobananof Balquhain, commonly cal- VdAftf^V,' convifted of Theft, Refett : of Theft, and other «rofs Crimes, and ordered for kran(portauon; Arcbba.d ■ CampheU, convi'^ed-csf bef sg Agcefbff to the Fergfy Notes of the Bank of Scotland ...
... EDINBURGH. Whereas Walter Buchanan oi Balquhain, commonly cal- UdMacbir. conviftedof f heft, Refett of Theft, andother •rofs Crimes and ordered for Tranfportation; Archbaid Campbell, convified of being Acceffory to the Forging the mri* of h ...
... EDINBURGH. Whereas Walter Buchanan of Balquhain, commonly ca!r ltd Macbir. convifted of Thefts Refett of Theft, and other grofs Crimes* and ordered for. Transportation; John Ste- -jenfon, charg'd with Counterfeiting the Coin; Did, on Saturday Night laft, break ...
... EDINBUKGH. Whereas Walter Buchanan of .Balquhain, commonly f . led Macbir, cunvifted of Theft, Refott of Theft, ando; grofs Crimes, and ordered for Tranfportation; Jebti venfon, chargM with Counterfeiting the Coin; Uiz Saturday Night laft, break rhe Prifon ...
... CG'M of EDINBUHGH. Whereas Walirr Buchanan af Balquhain, eonrr;f'B led Machir, convifted of Theft, Refctt of Thef?., iB grofs Crimes* and ordered for Aranfp«u r arion; ;■ venfon, charg'd with- Counterfeiting the Coin;l;H Satuiday Night laft, break fhe Prifon ...
... differenced ; the Tree of Cor- ruption; Fog and Dr. Clarke on January 30 ; Fog and Bp. Burnet on K. Wms Family and Attions; Fog's Crime ; Hue and Cry after the Charitable Corporation Money; how the Pretender was to have been brought in; Bal- loting commended ...