... perfon, from attendance on his duty in Parliament: by prcfecution of the.criminallettersraifd againft him for the fur poled crime of bribery.and cortnption • when the Lord Juffice Clerk, and wholetoraS OfJniticiaiy, their Judgment unanimmilly, that the ...

... And it is hoped that, for the fake 6f public jullice . , and to prevent the further pirpetration of fuch dlring at trocious crimes, that all the parties in this wicked affair will meet with condign puniflunent.—li it 00:2j / thing di: rclaterfintli :id; ...

... parting with his own mone'y ! . for to fuppofe that he could ever be allifted by ,the .. i Ponftlf, wul 4 . b e . to fuppofb a crime Avit, beyendall power_ of guilt or ,prithmerit ; illtaMd the Itiffiiiter ' is the fybil did neas, furnill&. laim w4h a golden ...

... d, had poifoned her Mailer, Miftrefs, and three fellow flaves,and afterwards .drowned herfelf; the caufe of which horrid °crime s (aid be gfeias of jeallaufy. LIVERPOOL CHRONICLE for 1768. 71 is no !el's -aapplibilvtlian true that at at a ti draw very ...

... was between five • iihment which Legillatuikt thought w pr,Ter - - hundred.of th em for. the firff fight. . And to antlex to Crimes,-It is by the above Stat. 24. “. That where . iii ' any Part , of this what me like a fhot between wind KilgdOth, anY Perfon ...

... Offenders. AND the more effectually to explain the Severity of Punithment which the Legillature has thought pr , per to anncx to Crimes, It is enafied ! by the above, Stat. Set. ad. That where in any Part of this Kingdom, any Perfon or Perfons, after the ...

... o:Yenders. AND the more efeaually toexplain the Severity of Puniihment which the Leginature h3s thought pr,per to annex to fuch Crimes, It Is cnaaed by the above Stat. Sea. 2d. That t , here in any Part of this Kingdom, any Perfon or Perfons, after the ...

... Attorney-General Of Portugal to his Faithful Majefly, has juft appeared here. In this requifitory the writer recapitulates all the crimes and wicked attempts of the Jefuits from their irft inftitution to the prefent times,; and them to bc notorioufly, phyfically ...

... determined to exert that authority he is illy:lied with, for the terror of evil deers, in tuft cafe, without mercy, becaufe the CRIME is without temptation, public and unnatliral. There wratches, perhaps, may net know that the laws of Englaud have ranked this ...

... Offenders. the more effectually to explain the Severity.of Punifhtnent which the Legillature has thought proper to antacx-toiuch Crimes, lt is ertatted by the above Stat. Sett. ad. That where in any Part of this Kingdom, any Pertbn or Perfons, after the ...

... AND the more effectually to explain the Severity of Punifhment which the. Legiflatu-e has thought proper to anncx to fuch Crimes, It is enaPed by the above Stat. Sect. 2d. That where in any Part of this Kingdom, any Perfon or Perf els, after the rd ...

... the .cafe for - 1001*m of, i:outici I. ItitlruCtive Satire, true,to,yirtue's eiufe, , Thuliit rupylenten,l to public NY4lert crimes cf 4lic'eneious age , Reproach our tiler - re7i - nVileman4 'Mir - I - age ; _ ' When purchafed frellies from each dittant ...