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... Reward of Fort* p-M -ten. to any Perfon or Perfons who fhall difcover arv- or more of th.-ue who havt been guilty of thefe Crimes V either of them, fo as the Perfon or Perfons acc^dm- broughtto Juftice; befides His Majefty-*Xd 0 n t 0 a v the Guilty themfelves ...
... concerned therein fhail &(-Qvet_beir Accomplices, they fhali have the Reward 'abovementioned, and kli not be pro-.cu.ed for the Crime. I J Pon the firft Monday of November next ,there will begin at Edinburgh; c Colleges of all the feveral Parts of Medicine ...
... fuch Difcovery as aforefaid, to endeavour that his Majefty's Pardon .my be obtained toany one ofthe Accomplices in thefaid Crime dis- covering the Faft, excepting as is before excepted. RICH. SAVAGE. *s[* That the Truftees for the Creditors ofthe decea ...
... any Perfon who can inform who were his Accomplices ii committing the fai.i Faci, dial] upon their Convicfio-i ©i the fatd Crime receive the like Reward of five Guineas. yt is a middle aged Man, with dark Hair, a florid Gom- r e-sion, a down- cafi Look ...
... incar- |*s3ted in the Tolbooth of Haddington, upon an Informa- *fn of hi* having been guilty of the Crimes of HOUSE* FREAKING aa& THEF7., for which Crimes he had been * ; '>'cd wirh an IndiSoicnt to appear before the Sheriffs of P.^'iingron upon Monday ...
... 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 ...
... or Perfms who fhall difcover .all or a nygjof thofe who have been concerned in the faid Inhuman aad barbarous Attempt and Crime, fo as the Guilty maybe &onvift__d thereof. By the COMMISSIONERS and TRUSTEES for Improving Fiftsery and Manuf affl ures m ...
... ROBERT MACKINIOSH Ctk. IMF wh ««« DAVID FITZGERALD, of the King- dom ot Ireland, Prifoner h. the Tolbooth of Edinburgh for the Crime of FORGERY, did on the Afternoon ofthe 23d inftant make his Efcape from the faid Tolbooth in Difguife. Any Perfon that fhall ...
... Thatthe Bth current, one MARGARET GOW, Spoufe to WILLIAM DAVIDSON late in TurrefF, and who was banifhed this Country for feveral Crimes, was found near to Inch, felling a DARK.BLUE HORSE, 14 Hands high, and 6 Years old, with fome white Spots on his Near-fide ...
... It appearing evident to the Court, from the prece- ?? ding Depofition., ?? 'sownConftfTj-jn, that he is guilty of the Crimes laid to his Charge; DO THEREFORE unanimoufly adjudge him to be ca- fhier'd, and rendred incapable of ever ferving in any ...
... Reward of Forty Pound fterl. to any Perfon or Perfons who mall difcover any oj or more of thofe who have bee.i guilty of thefe Crimes, -J either of them, fo as the Perfj** or Perfons accus'd may U brought to Jiutice; befides His Majefiy*** Pardon to any] the ...
... 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 ...