... of the fim? Precedents in the uite it 111. Wee »unot apprehend, hut that a Bill by which Crimes arecharg'd and a Preparation i» mad- to inflift Penalties, the Crimes are prov'd. contains very clt Accufation, efpeciallv >h-n Day given and Council allowed ...

... 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 ...

... Trials, and Proceeding* High and other Crimes and the Reign the Second to the End the fteign King George the with Alphabetical able Narties of feveral pcrfons whofe Trials are inferted the whole nine Volumes the Crimes i ...

... quite left him. We flic better informed now concerning the Crime for which Narrina the Jew was burnt alive ; it was faid to be for having a fecret Corrcfpondence with the Spaniards; but his real Crime was for being worth 300,000 Paiftres, ■which the Bafhaw ...

... Alton's, Elder and Xounger Stage Players, were commit- ted Prifoners to the Talbooth : It is faid they are charged with the Crime of carrying off a young Lady defign'd fora Wile to the latter. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...