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... crime the Coaft Cata’on'm. A Projeft Hot to be execurcil In Flanltrs, the Frolt, bat n apprehend M. Villars will find it difficult to acc.impifh, „ . t Feb. 13. General Salifch died at,Breda, which he Governor, the 7th Inftant. ■ Liibcn, January 30. Sir ...
... 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 ...
... paying the ; not revenge lirch Crimes, would revenge it tbernfelves. Charges offaring them, faving the Rights and Culloms , There is no Nation but what would noted for the of each Nation, and fuch Sub (hall punilhcd fame Crimes, if the I’unilhment was nothing ...
... .-ntenc -of Dea'h ; and for fevcralother Crimes, BLfphe ey, Fanaticilm, pretended Miracles, Sacr ; flurality Wives &c. who all receiv’d Sentence, and were punifticd according the Nature their refpedive Crimes. The Salley Man of W ar taken lately by the ...
... in Arm-;, who with their ncs, Kobbcrs, pk . , lioull . in uiurdercd thc ■- . loaJ*sihltol his Michael Bricn. by enorinoUS Crime*, by and commit WlfeoVcr the Fire, ty to d 10 . her and others tioinc ionic .Vloncy and other *-> WOT SffiU Kilbo, , both in ...
... of Foot, was foot in O xmanflown- Green for Deferting ’, He was very Penitent, and much troubled that was Guilty of fo bafe Crime ’, having once before commited the fame Faft, for which he was pardoned. Two others run the Gauntlet. ...
... Dublin C (He. the Auguß, Their EactUencies the Lords Jyßirrs for tha ter difeoveriog and bringing Joftlce« concerned tbe Crimes aboyementioned, are plea Ptomifed his Majtfty’s moft gracious Pardon any of them who frail titft cover h« or Accomp the Perfon ...
... 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 ...
... 1749- Their Excellencies the Lords Juftices for the better difeovering and bringing to Juftice the Perfons concerned in the Crimes aboveraentioned, arc pleafed to promifed his Majefiy’s raoft gracious Pardon any of them who firft difeover his Accomplice ...
... Teaehe.s Name-, the Lid Lift of Sublcribers; putting them upon Level witii the Clergy ot the Eftablifh’d Church, for both which Crimes they received a Reprimand, tho’ they both declared at the Ear the Houfe,, that the laid Lift of Sub'crib.rs v-. as lent to ...
... Auguft, 1749 Th if Excellencies the Lords Juftices tor the bett-r difcoveiing and hrinemg Juftkethe Perf >ns .oncerned the Crimes abnvcrtfmioned, are plealed promis'd his Majcftv’s tboft gracious Pardon many them who Riafl firft covet his Accoitrtice Accomp ...
... the Da» Auguft. 1749 Thtii Excellrncics the Lords Julhces f.m Ja ter di.covr.ing and bunging Juff.ce the Perl concerned tne Crimes aboveroen.ioned, .re pßled to piomiled his Majcdv’s moft gracious Pardon to any them who toah n ft dreoyet his Accomplice ...