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... of high Crimes and Alifdemeanors. And the previous Queftion being put, That the Queftion be now put ; It was Refolved in the Affirmative. Then the Main Queftiori being put ; Refolved, That TtJomas Earl of Macclesfield he impeached of High Crimes and Mi ...
... plead for Crimes, but wbat may be expected will, by all honeft Britains, be judg'd due to thofe Betrayers of their Country, who, in the midft of the greateft Affluence, force Nature's Confent to the blackeft Crimes, and then commit thofe Crimes in Defiance ...
... of Jufticiary. He is furthwith to be Indicted for she Crime of Hoi fe ftealing. Alfo Thomas David- j lon and John Gun, (Tinkers,) who were bi ought j np from the Town of Stonehaven, for the Crimes pf ; Murder, Robbery, &lc* ] To-morrow, the 15th Day of ...
... Foreign Prince, Potentate, &c. as a 1 tidier, are *■ Crimes of a high Nature : Yet that the Pannel fi had fince the 24th June 1736 been Guilty, Art s and Part of ali, crone or other of faid Crimes j * in ih far as he bad procured certain Perfons his s ...
... ferious Confideration, That as the railing the Bodies of the Dead from their Graves is a moft barbarous, horrid and deteftabJe. Crime, as well as fhocking to human Nature itfelf - anci obfer ving, with the utmoft P.egrete, the Tumuli: and Difturbance occafioned ...
... or other' having Intereft, to jvofecate .ire ?a_j«. nel tor tne faid Crime, as accords of the few » Immediately^ on a.aew liifoimaiioa by, list peto_. ?? curators Fifcal for tbe Crime of Murder, his Lorc- ihip iflued a Warrant to fecure the Pannel in Pri- ...
... Extortion or Bribery, while the fame very Crimes were the daily Practice of his own Life ? But this Reflection, I think, cannot, without too much Severity, be ap- plied to the unhappy Sir Francis 'Bacon, whofe greateft Crime, according to Wiifon, Bifhop Hacket ...
... the Committee had. in Obedience to the Command of the Houfe, pre- pared Articles of Impeachment for High Treafon and other Crimes and Mifdemeanors, againft R. E. of O. and M. ...
... born WitnefTes co fwear the Purfuers guilty of breaking Mr. Ker's Houfe and robbing the fame, or being Art and Part of thefe Crimes : Afrer a Proof of the Subornation, the Baillie amerciated Mr. Ker in ioo 1. Scerl. to the Fisk, 320 1. to the Purfuers, appointed ...
... thofe Surgeons ; as if they could be fo deftitute of all Religion and Humanity, as to be guilty of that monftruoufly barbarous Crime of differing living Men and Women, or of taking away their Lives in order tod iffeft them; I ALEXANDER MONRO, ProfefTor of ...
... balged;e, for the Murder of a Chiid brough. forth b\ hs Setvaii. Maid, Marg ret Arnot, wno had form.rly been iuci&ed tbr tne fame Crime, and the Diet ag.nit ncr defected; when after Debate the Lords found a Relevancy, ana allowed the funnel a Proof o£ all exculpatory ...