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... the faidCitv. by retting Fir? tS . tne Door of theiame; ar.d, after difinifling feverai Perln? , there commuted for capital Crimes, laid violent hands oj ■fohnPorteous then a Prifoner there.and cruelly mur-tereji J^i™_?»J^^Sr S ? ,ec ? s AWD » h ereasthe ...
... and that they have ordered him to be Prolecuted and Pu- niflied as the Law dire&, as tW he had been gutlty of. fbmefceinous Crime : This is to give Notice, That the faid ?? KVhite, hath put in appearance to the Suit, aud hopes tp make it appear that the ...
... Qjfe»ces. 11. Of Criminal JuriJ- difiion; the feveral Courts, Doth Sovereign &Subordinate, wherein Offenders are tried for Crimes; and the Order of Judicial Proceedings againft them, viz. Againft Peers, be- fore the Lord High Steward of the Kingdom, and ...
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... LAND\ comprehending the Criminal Law, in Two P^ I. Concerning Crimes and Offences. 11. Of Criminal $»j didiGn; the feveral Courts, borh Sovereign &Subordin«3 wherein Offenders are tried for Crimes; and the o;u.n Judicial Proceedings againft them, viz. A gat ...
... Definition of Printing and Beokfelling- tor the Beiufit of the Learned World. Price 4d. VII. An Account of the Lite, V/ritings and Crimes, of the unfortunate Mr Williamton Goodburn, late Student in the Univerfity of Cam- bridge, executed at Tyburn, Feb. 20, 1729 ...
... differenced ; the Tree of Cor- ruption; Fog and Dr. Clarke on January 30 ; Fog and Bp. Burnet on K. Wms Family and Attions; Fog's Crime ; Hue and Cry after the Charitable Corporation Money; how the Pretender was to have been brought in; Bal- loting commended ...
... comprehending the Criminal Lavs, in Two Parts. I. Concerning Crimes and Offences, 11. Oi Criminal Jurif- diclion; the fcveral Courts, both Sovereign & Subordinate, v. herein Offenders are tried for Crimes; and the Orderrot Judicial Proceedings againft them, viz ...
... them, fo as they or any of them may be convicted of the faid Crime, He or She fhall receive at Ravenfworth-Caftle forty Shillings Reward. N. B. If any one of the Perfons concerned in the faid Crime, will make a Difcovery, fo that the others may be brought ...
... co have Money at the moft unaccountable Rate; and therefore the faid Gen- tleman prefumes, the Author ef this Villainy and Crime, liath caufed a School Boy, or fome fuch other write theie forged Letters, and. thereafter imployed one to deliver the fame ...
... concerned therein ftA Ihfcover tbeir Accomplices, they fhail nave the Reward abovementioned, ao_ IhaU not be profecuied for the Crime. ...
... one of them, and fecure them, or any oi them, in a efficient Prifon, that they may be b-oughr to juflice for fuch execrable Crimes. Dick is a loigh Man, fair faced, has his own Hair, wears a blue Bonret and blue gray Coat for ord'nary, aged about 30 Years ...