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... EDINBURGH. Whereas Walter Buchanan of Balquhain, commonly ca!r ltd Macbir. convifted of Thefts Refett of Theft, and other grofs Crimes* and ordered for. Transportation; John Ste- -jenfon, charg'd with Counterfeiting the Coin; Did, on Saturday Night laft, break ...
... Plaintiff, and W. Slop c r, Efq • De- fendant. Price 6d. ' 11. ARTICLES of Impeachment of High Treason and other High Crimes and Mifdemeanors againft ROBERT ?? g. Ct ' VVednefday June 1. was publifh'd from St. John'x Gate* Price [S 1 x-P c n c eJ ...
... Leaie ;ind Releafe, Bargain and Sule, Gif.s a.d Grinis, Leafs, Aflignments, Mortgages, &c. 4. A Tab].: ol the Laws concerning Crimes and Uttences againft God and Religion the King and tne Public!. ; as Bl.fphemy, High-Treafon) Petit Treaibn, Murder, Manflnughtcr ...
... Miller and CuningHam are both about fix Foot hish, and were both difcharged from Capt, Witmore's Cempany Ot Grenadiers for the Crime above. 555 Q To]cn out of tl,e Stal) ' e ci Mr John Ellis at? Loddon near *W O Bun g a y i thei ounty of Norfolk, on Sunday ...
... TideMian in Non»u«ii«kUai ha.Ui abufed her (£|>bahd. and conveyed arA ii% bexlcd his floods, and done jj>d cajoimitted fcve,ral Crimes and Wfdcmeanors agamft her faid Huabaltil : Therefore all People are ?? not to Harbe4i v , 4 Ta^^rbi ?? Frederick^ fcr her ...
... and It now confin'd in Newgate, a Feifon vvho has been feveral Times in the Goal at Morpeth, for Horfe-ftealing and other Crimes, for which he has hitherto been acquitted for Want of ptoper Evidences We fome Times went by the Name of John Scott, at other ...
... 31st of that Month, and then died: In order to the discovering, and bringing to Punishment, the Persons concerned in the said Crime, their Excellencies the Lords Justices are pleased to promise his Majesty's most gracious Pardon to any one of the Offenders ...
... exulting Spectators, who win all doubtlefs rejoice to fee fo noxious a Beaft brought to receive the juft Demerits of his numerous Crimes. I am. Gentlemen, Your obliged humble Servant The FARMER. P. S. The Reply to my former Advertifement (inferred in this Paper ...
... Commifwners of Excife hereby give notice, That if any one will difcover the Per fon or Perfons guilty of the fort faid atrocious Crime, fo as thef may be conviiled thereof, the Perfons fo dif covet ing fiall receive a Reward of Twenty Pounds Sterling for each ...
... exceeding five Years old this Grafs, to beceru- u ?? he Hj^js o f, he Breeder, to run three Hears then-, account. iiw rl . Crimes about to a Hear, carrying ten Stone, including 9addle jJSjthere* Al«»ntM Tuefday the 10th, a Plate of the full Value of if ...
... entirely dettroy'd : For 1 he Difcovery whereof, and biinging to Juftice the Perfoii or Peifons concerned in fo heinous a Crime, a Reward of Five Guineas is heieby promifed to any Perlbn or Peifons, who lhall diicovcr the Offender or Offenders fo as they ...
... Perfon that can give Information of the faid Dog, or of the Man that carried him off, fo that he may be profecute for the Crime, at the Houfe of Adiftoun, or to Walter Davidfon Inn* keeper, ac the White Horfe at the Head of the Cowgate, fhall be fufficiently ...