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... the Ouefiion, whether by the Laws of England, and confiant Frattice in all Profecutions upon Informations or Jndittments for Crimes and Misdemeanors in fpeaking or Writing, the particular Words fuppofed to he Criminal, mufi not exprefly fpecified in fuch ...
... We are under nofmaH Apprehenfion of the villainous PraSkes of wilfully firing Houfes, which is fure one ofthe moft execr^le Crimes that can be committed, when only far the probability of being able to ffea fomething in the Confufion and Piftra* ftion ...
... they ftifly deny it ; but as there are a great many Circumftances againfl them, 'tis not queflioned but they will confefs Crime when they are put to the Rack. Berlin, Dec. 27. As the Perfons who was taken up upon Sufpicion of having committed the frightful ...
... the Perfection that is ftill carried on in tliofe Parts, againft tliofe who make Profef- fiou of the Reformed Religion. The Crime h . is charged with is, Re* lapfe and Apofhcy from the Romifli Religion, and profefling the Pro* teftant, by aflifting in ...
... whereof you ftand impeach'd. My Lord, this your Crime is the greateft known to the Law of this Kingdom, or of any other Country whatfoever ; and it is of the blackeft and moft odious Species of that Crime ; a Confpiracy and Attempt, manifefted by an open ...
... the determined the Relevancy in the Criminal for lobbing the Olafeow-Mail, and the r >y of Wound's he died er, finding the Crime Death, and appointed Monday next for taking tne ...
... David Gillies, who had affum'd the Char-acter of Charles Stuart, Prince of Wales, &c. and finding no Vouchers for proving the Crimes he was charged with, they the Juftices appointed him to be banished the Shire the 4th inft. by Tuck of Drum, attended by the ...
... Edinburgh- November % Yeftsrd*y one Margaret Gibfoa, for the Crime of Theft, was drumm'd thro* the City ilia very disgraceful manner; over her Neck was* fixed a Board with Spring, and Ms, which rung as Ihe walked; at fome Inches dis- tance from her Face ...
... 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 ...
... Dec. 17, Laft Saturday about Noon, Robert Hally, one of the Prifoners indiaed before the Lord Piovoft of this City, for the Crimes of Theft and Houfebreaking, _.c. thought fit to hang himfelf in his Gaiters, on a Hafp at the Jcaick ot his, Door, riot above ...
... relating to the Maficrs in Chancery. Ani the Oiicjiion being fut, whether Thomas Earl of Macclesfield she rid he impeachW high Crimes Mifdemeanours. The Hrnfs divided, s 272, Noes Ordered that, George Oxen ion do go to the Bar of the Ihufc Lords and 2 each ...
... A ND. - Mtivts,%b^.ThtLot&sQMcttQti have had tetore SwJ^WW'ftw Pays paft, one David Din of tha County of Stirling, for the Crime of Fon geryr adctrajftfday he wa* very near being reitiit to the Jufticiary Court, in order to have a higher Punifhment iimiftcd ...