... always pro- filed, gave his Catholick Majefty Room to hope, that his reiterated Complaints againft fuch an unheard-of Crime, a Crime fufficient to break all the Bands of hu- man Society, would not be difregarded. That the above-mentioned Ambaffador had ...

... and obliging. . Yefterday he izv-c. dicial Confeflion btfore the Baiijie of the Regalj cf Lenox, in whole lurifcliction the Crimes i perpetrate. There teems tohave been a p •• l jar I nterpofition of Providence in the Difcoveryj tbeie Murdeis, the Particulars ...

... heard by their Council againft the Bill for raiiing Money out of their Eftates, fince they do not ftaud im- peached of any Crime, and are only charged in general Terms by the faid Bill, and-rejedted it after a confiderable Debate. Then read a Petition ...

... the County of Somerfet, ion the Body ofone Halbrook, a Shoemaker of that Town. The Occaflon of this Mvi der arofc from the Crime of Adultery. The Sunday before another Murder was com- mitted in a Ground ac Coinpton Dando, Somer- fetfliire, by James Tibbot ...

... ken upon the Wheel at the Greve, by Flambeau Light ; but as his Sentence has not been publifhed, we neither know his Name or Crime- ...

... They all behav'd with feeming Penitence and Contrition, as became Perfons under their unhappy Circumftances, confefs'd the Crimes for which they .lift. red, and the Juftice of their Sen- tences. Mahony, White, andthe Woman for the Murder of her Baftard ...

... general, than for quartering a Man contrary to ■■ cbe Method prefenbed by the Act to prevent -* Mutiny and Defercion*, for which Crime they .- aye at prefent liable tobe tried and caftuer'd by »« the Civil Magiftrates. 3- Becaufe we conceive v chit this Offence ...

... the Plantiff was at laft o- bliged to Shirt up his Shop. And after a long Tryal, the Jury Gonfidered the Heinoufnefs of the Crime, gave tbe Plantiff $00 .1. Damage, and the Defendant gave Bail for the Payment of the Mouey before the % him ...

... eldeft: Son, weie found guilty ofthe fame, and fentenced to be both burnt, their fecond Son who had a Hand in that inhumane Crime, to be broke alive firft, then thrown into the Fire, and their Servant Maid to be hanged. Laft Saturday was the Day appointed ...

... Prior, Rich. Blundeil, Fraixis Marketman. and John ?? then con- fined for Smuggling, 2. Edir/.urrlj, Mjy it). We hear ther? crime op. b 'fore the Lords of the Sf»uth-;rn Circuit at Dumfries, the *i>ial of Pet, of r'e-r.-on, to- ,1 Rape upon a nnrrrc-d V/oni;in ...

... Sentence, which was, that they fliould imme- diately be carried to Oxmantown Green arid t r \ h t han S'd. fo r 'the various Crimes of which they were found guilty; which Sentence was accordingly executed. They were heinous Oftende«, and the Haftinefs of ...

... ßtton^ ?? much' dsmn'd by the Dyet, and'for very^^l^illK^As, there jrtuft' be jit 3eaft as ftrong Reafons to clear him. His Crime Was this, 1 chat being- Firft. Secretary of the Chancery, he kept, contrary to his Oath, a private Correfpondence with the ...