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... the said City, by setting Fire to the Door of the same; and, after dismissing several Persons there committed for capital Crimes, laid violent hands on John Porteous, then a Prisoner there, and cruely murdered him in one of the public Streets: AND whereas ...
... (commonly cal- led Machar) an Heritor in the faid County, was, in May 1 7 ? 9, convicted of Thefts, Robberies, aitd other grofc Crimes, and fen tene'd with Banifhment to 'fcrs Mary's Plantations in America, never to return on pain cf Death; with Certification ...
... Trade to Columbia. V. Letters from Correfpondents on various Subjefts,. viz. Schemes for bet- ter adapting Puniihjnents to Crimes ; Milton Vindicated ; Baptifm by Sprink* ling defended, &c. ©V. r VI. Qiieftions in Scripture, Phyfics, ©V. propos'd,. and ...
... of Forty Pound 1 fieri, to any Perfon or Perfons who fhafl difcover anyone * or more of thofe who have been guilty of thefe Crimes, or -either of them, fo as the Perfon or Perfons accus'd may be .brought to Juriice; befides His Majefty's Pardon to any of ...
... compleat Al- phabetical and Chronological Index of the Names of all the Prifbners tried, the Times when, and what were their Crimes and Punifhment. • By Mr. S A L M O N. London : Printed for MefT. J. R. and J. Haiard, againfi Stationers-Hall^ W. Mears on ...
... the faidCitv. by retting Fir? tS . tne Door of theiame; ar.d, after difinifling feverai Perln? , there commuted for capital Crimes, laid violent hands oj ■fohnPorteous then a Prifoner there.and cruelly mur-tereji J^i™_?»J^^Sr S ? ,ec ? s AWD » h ereasthe ...
... Qjfe»ces. 11. Of Criminal JuriJ- difiion; the feveral Courts, Doth Sovereign &Subordinate, wherein Offenders are tried for Crimes; and the Order of Judicial Proceedings againft them, viz. Againft Peers, be- fore the Lord High Steward of the Kingdom, and ...
... faidCit**'. b y fettin? Fire t ...
... LAND\ comprehending the Criminal Law, in Two P^ I. Concerning Crimes and Offences. 11. Of Criminal $»j didiGn; the feveral Courts, borh Sovereign &Subordin«3 wherein Offenders are tried for Crimes; and the o;u.n Judicial Proceedings againft them, viz. A gat ...
... Definition of Printing and Beokfelling- tor the Beiufit of the Learned World. Price 4d. VII. An Account of the Lite, V/ritings and Crimes, of the unfortunate Mr Williamton Goodburn, late Student in the Univerfity of Cam- bridge, executed at Tyburn, Feb. 20, 1729 ...
... differenced ; the Tree of Cor- ruption; Fog and Dr. Clarke on January 30 ; Fog and Bp. Burnet on K. Wms Family and Attions; Fog's Crime ; Hue and Cry after the Charitable Corporation Money; how the Pretender was to have been brought in; Bal- loting commended ...
... comprehending the Criminal Lavs, in Two Parts. I. Concerning Crimes and Offences, 11. Oi Criminal Jurif- diclion; the fcveral Courts, both Sovereign & Subordinate, v. herein Offenders are tried for Crimes; and the Orderrot Judicial Proceedings againft them, viz ...