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... My Lords and Gentlemen, I hope you will find, that tie Laws made the la (I Sftfjivi of Parliament, for fupprejfing thefe Crimes Diforders which have been fo jufily complained 'of have had a good FffeCi. H batfoever is furrier ntcejfary to perfect fo ...
... foon queued , and enquiring the Caufe'of tbit ' Qparrel, it appeared that ova 'John Tonkin, Conhad committed the deteflable Crime cf with one of his fellow Prisoners, and at tempt rh , fame upon /on: others w , 4 y»ed this urbane. This „h. I irtfd .via ...
... brought him into the ’Vcftry before Mr. Whitfield, when upon the Man’s asking Pardon, and premifing never to guilty of the like Crime for the future, Mr. Whitfield, after very fhong Admonition, permitted him go away. ...
... Peace Europe ibliii Foundation, even high, as to Icarccly able with the Help Telefcope. Calumny and Perjury, are not only Crimes ot tH ...
... Speftators, relating to the Vanities Life, and particularly to his Nephew, the guilty Perfon, who he faid had committed a great Crime, but as he trembled was not worthy Death) immediately cut his own Throat, and dud on the Spotr Bill is order’d into Parliament ...
... the County Hofpinl, in order to l*e publickly diflcCled and anatomiz'd, to the Statute ior the better preventing the horrid Crime of Murder: Accordingly that Operation was begun at the Hofpital the fame Day to the Afternoon, It is certainly ylft iA great ...
... Sentence our lad AdUes. Har confefled himielf guilty not only of the Highway Robbery he was going die for, but of many other Crimes. Wallis and Norris, for fetting Fire Barn, Teemed under no great Concern, and little and from the Time their ConviClion they ...
... Behaviour. He was Convicted in London being principally conce.ned in a horrid Conipiracy to charge the Hon, Mr. VNalpo'e with Crime, (not to be named among Chnltians) in order extoi r Money from him, and to four Times whipped through the publick Streets the ...
... Ulhcr of the black Rod to provide fufticient Store Birch, and able-bodied Deputies. The Number of Lall.es to proportioned the Crime j never than Even, nor more than one-and twenty, exclulive the flying Cuts - the Criminal r 1 Its. The Time of Execution, tor ...
... Fear of Sue cels- F r though we fhall have toe Wealth the lews druggie againft our n.xt Election, yet the Heinoulnels ...
... Inch and Halt und. There was Hail Newington Green, nor many other Parts round London. Sources thole Ihocking snd enormous Crimes, *Per',ur\\ Murder and Rtbberr , which lo frequently and flagrantly the diurnal and hebdemadal the prejo.t limes , flow horn ...
... Nature it} and that if you vote for any Bribe, 111- tereft, cr View Inteteft whatloever, you are guilty of the molt horrible Crime Perjury } and that you do thereby dilclaim, and muft never afterwards exped, any Help from God that when you have thus thrown ...