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... • as his Crime inighi be isead,, and that: walk'd round Wellminfler-hall; and then was delivered into the Cuflody of the IViaribal of the King's Bench, in order for his Imprifonmenr in the King's Bench Prifon. - Letters from Barcelona °Verve, that t!le ...
... Seville, Jan. :6. been indifpored wilich it has been quite left him. We arc cerning the Crime for ist was burnt alive; it wag Correfpondence with the ; real Crime was for being which the Baba of Tetuan has laid his on. Letters from Cadiz fay, the Violin ...
... for Houfe-breaking. He is an old Offender, and had a Son hang'd at Norwich WI Year, and his Wifc tranfported for notorious Crimes. On Wednefday a young Woman dropt down dead at Governor Lowther's in Bloomsbury Square, as lbe was agreeing with the Houfe-keeper ...
... elk than he had been in the many Places he had attempted to hide him felt in; and benig nader a firong Perfwafion that his Crime was legible in his Countenance, that the Hand of Divine Juilice was purfuing him; and that it would be in vain to reiiii•any ...
... Occafion. Drefden, March 6, N. S. This Court has at Jan confifcated the Eftates of the late Count dc Hoim, on Account of the Crimes alledged againft him. Hague, March T 9, N. S. The ordinary Alfernbly of the States of Holland opened on the 3th Infianr. On ...
... Detachmeot of Soldiers marched thro' this City, conditting 3 pafoos to Siberia; but we could neither their Names .nor their Crimes. Our Ad. vices from the Frontiers of Perin fay, that Schah Thames's Army was ffill in Armenia in the Month of September lid; ...
... publickly executed for the like Crime, but the Popullice ariting in Arms, and demanding publick lixecution of the Rich as well as of the Poor, (ftere then be* about 3co of all ItAnks in n that City, accuied of that Crime, and fome of them of great Note ...
... well and decent, and as a Man in fuch unhappy Circumitances ought; at the Gallows I,e fpoke to the People, acknowledging his Crime, and adviting young People againfl Gay Living and Extravagance, which bad brought him to that fhameful End, and hoped the young ...
... Czoaa , Gent. Plaintiff, and W. SLOPE a, Defendant. Price Sixpence. 11. ARTICLES of Impeachment of HIGH Ta AION and other high Crimes and Mitdemeanours againtl xxxxx, &c. Not Atha 7irte 2iarr. By the COMPANY of COMEDIANS the Royal Theatres in LONDON At the ...
... Nothing can afford a more pleating Refiellion to an booth Wink than the jun Sentence the Court has pail upon this Fellow ; whole Crime is of fuch a Nature, that perhaps our Newpte-Calender does not afford a Parallel for this Century: For a Man audacioutly to ...
... a falfe Evidence againit them) were no ways prlvy to, nor concerned in the laid FaeK lie (hewed no Marks of Sorrow for his Crimes till two Days before his Death. Stockholm, March tp, U.S. The Affair of the Ditiniflion of the five Senators was determined ...
... by a General Court-Marfhal at the Hone-Guards, tor various Oki:flees, particularly for inlifting Men in Foreign Service, a Crime of which Le was formetly conviEted, when a Soldier in Col. Harrifon% Rgi ment. Oroiers are given for the Obfervance of th firiadt ...