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... Debt, Crimes or Mifdcmeanors, whereby h ordered, that all infolvent Debtors fhall, after' forty Days Confinement, be maintained thofe who arretted them, or elfe relcafed, and the Sum for their Maintenance fettled acdording to the Rank or Profeflion of ...
... confefs Crimes the Criminals convicted competent Witneffes the Tribunals empower'd to pafs Sentence Death upon them Sec A Army the Siege Braunau march’d into a very ftrong Camp Mar-fhal Broglio went to reconnoitre them but his Excellency ’tis did not ...
... Par do* d her crimes, and praised her art} And, t'other day,/he Jiole my heart. Cupid ! if lovers are thy care, Revenge thy •votary on this fair jujiice on her fiolen chattns. And let her prifon my arms» ODE for the new year. By Colley Cibber, Poet Laureac ...
... Crime reckon to 17 on Bavarian Army Officer arriv’d from Hailbron Cannon Mortars were 36© and the Tra-n Men Royal Bavaria clcorted Regiments Srckendorf Minuzi Poffeffion of that Fortrefs the on other Side They an Intendant with a of Flower Oats and Hay ...
... ODE to W M P--T--Y, Efq i Emote from Liberty and Truth, By Fortune's crime, early youth Drank Error's poifon'd fprings; aijght by dark Creeds and Myftic Law, Pt up in Reverential Awe, bow'd toPriefts and Kings. j°° n Reafondawn'd, with troubled fight ...
... ODE to W M P--T--Y, Efq i Emote from Liberty and Truth, By Fortune's crime, early youth Drank Error's poifon'd fprings; aijght by dark Creeds and Myftic Law, Pt up in Reverential Awe, bow'd toPriefts and Kings. j°° n Reafondawn'd, with troubled fight ...
... 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 ...
... Self-Murder can be no Crime, for a Madman can be guilty of none. And it is wonderful, that the Repugnancy to Nature and Reafon, which is the higheft Aggravation of this Offence, ihould be thought to make it impoffible to be any Crime at all, whicli cannot ...
... It does not appear that he is guilty of any State Crime, nor even of Remiffnefa in his Duty to his Prince ; but his Misfortune has been to commit a Mittake, than which there cannot be a greater Crime in his Country. This honeft Minifter and true Patriot ...
... It does not appear that he is guilty of any State Crime, nor even of Remil'ihefs in his Duty to his Prince ; but his Misfortune has been to Commit It Miftake, than which there cannot be a greater Crime in his Country. This honelt Miniiter and true Patriot ...
... Seville, Jan. :6. been indifpored wilich it has been quite left him. We arc cerning the Crime for ist was burnt alive; it wag Correfpondence with the ; real Crime was for being which the Baba of Tetuan has laid his on. Letters from Cadiz fay, the Violin ...
... 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 ...