... of his brother german, is declared to be a capital crime, Murder, cfpccially when committed under trait, or upon a perfon to whom lidelity and affection are due by the moft faered' ties, is alfo a crime of the moit atrocious nature, nnd feverely punilh- ...

... likely to meet with great ene-urag;ment. The Bolton (New England) Gazette, of March 7, contains articles oi impeachment of high crimes and mifdemeanors agamil Peter Oliver, Chief Jullice of the Superior Court Judicature, ...

... and merits the ferious consideration of the people in the north who feem bent at chopping the good old Kings heads for the crime of old age only, without confidering how they are to be replaced, or the evil confequence above hinted at. came on at Lancafterthe ...

... morning two more perfons, man and a thro* this town, in poft-chaife. handcuffed, for the faid place, and charged with the crime. The Andrew from Davis's » Streights, with 166 butts, 49 pmcheons, hogfheads, and three pipes oil and blubber, and 3 tons ...

... they having paid the profe cutors colts (as between atto; ney and client) to the amount of 12911. Lord Kenyon ordered their crime and ditch to be put upon record, as a beacon to warn others.— They were then fined 6s Bd. each, and charged. A few days ago ...

... great national example deep into the minds of thole who inculcate the principles thatinuueed this infatuated man ton-.iuit the Crimes for which fuffered ; may Britons every denomination, made fenfihle theft own happy (late, by fcompa-ifcti with thai of other ...

... mutt fubmi: when Fortune frowns. I thank God I have learned that moral Philofophy not to fear Dea f h ; and I believe the Crime for which I am tOJUITer, will be no Bar corny future Happinefs, if lean buc make -ny Peace with Heaven, for the many ...

... took out of the mail. He laid Bank notis, nor any other thing value which could raife money upon ; that it was the fir it crime had committed ; that he ?•« I employment now in the Poft-oi!;ce ; he had a wife, who knew nothing ofthe matter, and two children; ...

... a bleaching yard Pannel.—John Dor fey, fufpicion of horfe-ftealing.—Robert Shore, accufed of the deteltable and abominable crime of buggary, with black mare, belonging t« William Collier, TopclifF.— Ann Palmer, on fufpicion of ftealing two table fpoons ...

... Toils enur'd by Arts refin'd, Religion's Friend, his Country's, and Mankind. liis gen'rout Breaft was by Companion mov'd, A Crime he hated, tho' the Man he lov'd, For when the reeking Blade- the Mord'rer rear, Judgment it pafs'd but not without a Tear ...

... nature as to delerve a fufpenfal or removal; that the ordering him home was an implication of his having been guilty of a great crime, and was at beft putting him on the fame level with thofe who almoft every body had contefied had afted an unprecedented and ...

... which was pr»ved againft him ; but when his mittimus drawing, his refolutionfaiPd him—He then confelVd, very candidly, the crime he was charged with, made very material difcoveries againft fome very notorious offenders; againft whom warrants were immediately ...