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... Macphcr- fon, given in laft Tuefday to the High Court of Judiciary, was, We all with om Voice find the Vanntl guilty of tht Crime libelled. Immediately after Mr William Keir, Chancellor of the Jury, dcliver'd a Letter to the Right Hon. the Lord Jultice ...
... bad for many Years followed the Trade of clandeftlne Marriages, was publicity exprfled this City, having a• Paper, denoting Crime, fixed on his Bread, and being attended the Town Officers arid a great Crowd Of bdth : Sexes. On Saturday GOW, another old ...
... fet up inthe Middle of four High Roads, in order to imprint in Peoples Minds a juit Horror of fo abominable and unnatural a Crime : But the Tribu- nal being willing to favour the Criminal, they difpenfed with him from fq£erin§ the Torture of being^torn ...
... of Orford has been guilty of no crime, he has no occafion for this law; nor have we any occafion for making fuch a law, in order to induce fuch man to offer his being an evidence: and if he has been guilty of any crime, can we fay, after this bill is ...
... 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. ...
... peached the Earl of Macclesfield of high Crimes and Mifdemeanoqrs. Their ct Lordfhips thereupon appointed a Committee, to infpeft the Journals of the Houfe, in relation to Precedents for Impeachments of high Crimes arici This Day there was a notable Trial ...
... 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 ...
... Burglary he was charg'd with fincc his Return, and ftealing out of the Houfe a Watch, &c. laying he was never guilty of any iuch Crime ; but acknowledged that he had been an idle and loofe Liver, and much adicted to ftealing of Fowls, Geefe, Pigs, and robbing ...
... 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 ...
... last George Calder, alias Caddel, from the Parish of Tullich, was imprisoned by a Warrant from the Sheriff, For the inhuman Crime of Torture, by seizing a poor Boy, nailing his Ear to a strong Piece of Wood, and threatning, with a Piece of Iron heated red-hot ...
... ate informed that Mr. M‘Donald, Prifoner in the New-Goal Southwark, was laft Thurfday put in Irons, though we hear of no new Crime that has been ailedged againft him. ...
... for alriulting one of the Youths, who are cited the Children of the King's Chapel, w 7 th Intent to commit the deteftable Crime of Sodomy. It appeared that on Sunday the iecth of Oa. 1-ft, the faidWil; Hams came to the Chapel, and addreffing hinv felt ...