... Queftion, that the Commons had made good their Charge of high Crimes and Mifdemeanours againlt the laid Sari: But this Way of Proceeding was objefted to by the Lord l Lech- mere, becaufe the Crimes and Mifdemeanours the Earl was charged with, were of different ...

... repeated Afts of Theft} and at the Gib- bet confelied the Crimes charged againft him in the Indictment. Herdman and his Wife, who not long ago had been punifhed juftly for their repeated notorious Crimes, again dared to be fo impudent as to walk openly on the ...

... Macphcr- fon, given in laft Tuefday to the High Court of Judiciary, was, We all with om Voice find the Vanntl guilty of tht Crime libelled. Immediately after Mr William Keir, Chancellor of the Jury, dcliver'd a Letter to the Right Hon. the Lord Jultice ...

... peached the Earl of Macclesfield of high Crimes and Mifdemeanoqrs. Their ct Lordfhips thereupon appointed a Committee, to infpeft the Journals of the Houfe, in relation to Precedents for Impeachments of high Crimes arici This Day there was a notable Trial ...

... We are under nofmaH Apprehenfion of the villainous PraSkes of wilfully firing Houfes, which is fure one ofthe moft execr^le Crimes that can be committed, when only far the probability of being able to ffea fomething in the Confufion and Piftra* ftion ...

... the Perfection that is ftill carried on in tliofe Parts, againft tliofe who make Profef- fiou of the Reformed Religion. The Crime h . is charged with is, Re* lapfe and Apofhcy from the Romifli Religion, and profefling the Pro* teftant, by aflifting in ...

... David Gillies, who had affum'd the Char-acter of Charles Stuart, Prince of Wales, &c. and finding no Vouchers for proving the Crimes he was charged with, they the Juftices appointed him to be banished the Shire the 4th inft. by Tuck of Drum, attended by the ...

... A ND. - Mtivts,%b^.ThtLot&sQMcttQti have had tetore SwJ^WW'ftw Pays paft, one David Din of tha County of Stirling, for the Crime of Fon geryr adctrajftfday he wa* very near being reitiit to the Jufticiary Court, in order to have a higher Punifhment iimiftcd ...

... 800 KS lately publiftfd at London. The Tryal of Thomas Earl of Macclesfield in the Houfe of Peers for High Crimes and Mifdemeanors, upon an Impeachment bythe Knights Citizens, and Burgeftes in Parliament aflembjed, in the Names of them- felves and all ...

... Barns at Henden, to be paid upon his or their Gonvityion, at alfo his mofl gracious Pardon to any Perfon concerned in the faid Crime, who jhall difcover his Accomplices, fo as any of them ite convifted) and the Pardoners of the jaid place. offer a Reward of ...

... Infijingmcnt of the Privi- ?? of the Houfe; a moft Outragious and dangerous Violation cf the Rights of Par- liament, and an high Crime ai|d Mifdemea- riour ; that 'the Alfernbling aud coming of any Number of Perfons in a riotous, tu- multous, end difordeily ...

... Education, Marriage?,; Iffue and Praftices of the famous Jonathan Wild, Citizen and Thief Taker of London. Together with the Crimes of the Keeper of Newgate. A View of London and Weftminfter, a Town Spy ; containing a divert- ing Account, of the Humours ...