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... from the Pulpit and clfewbeie, to imptel* on the Mind* of their Heaters due Senfe of the Heinoufner* and evil Tendency of the Crime of fomenting or engaging in Riots and Tumults the Dlftutbance of the public Peacej and paiticulatly to the Rev. John Btown ...
... and that they have ordered him to be Prolecuted and Pu- niflied as the Law dire&, as tW he had been gutlty of. fbmefceinous Crime : This is to give Notice, That the faid ?? KVhite, hath put in appearance to the Suit, aud hopes tp make it appear that the ...
... them, fo as they or any of them may be convicted of the faid Crime, He or She fhall receive at Ravenfworth-Caftle forty Shillings Reward. N. B. If any one of the Perfons concerned in the faid Crime, will make a Difcovery, fo that the others may be brought ...
... many of whom from want of a sharp look out, and speedy pursuit, escape from or elude justice, to the encouragement of such crimes, and the great injury to individuals, and vexation of the country. Now in order to prevent, as far as may be, the like offences ...
... As there great reafert to believe, upon his examination, is idle and dangerous perfon, and likely has been guilty of live crimes; any perfon may have opportuniry feeing him at the Houfe Correction at Morpeth aforefaid, in order that be may . brought to ...
... tes attending the condueft thefc perfon., induce the Magiftrate* make ‘hj* in older that any who cau charge them with any crime* or offenw., have biinging them julkice for the fame, an account thereof ibc Town Clerk * Office, in this tows. (drier. Xov ...
... f*^,lsC, —* A, * .*! ,C ■ °? ,he ~ st? «7»7. lb* lrl»f ■“ SuixUrUiid Harbcdr, THOMAS WILKINSdN, Med fair H lr ',^.° Jacket, Crimed cotton Trowftrs and a Iruher Cap.—Wkonw wiU appro bond the THOMAS WILKINSON, anJ fivt Mr. Jtirdilbo Davie, Sallmakcr, Sunderland ...
... dark brown hair, and his feet very large and crooked, h turn inwards, walks or (lands. As he has been guilty divert other crimes and mifdemeanours, Or-i will pay every realbnable expence thofc, who may appiebcnd, and bting before him, the Laid clnfon ...
... thin irdiead, and one under *)«» tte'Wfnrft finger* o lint, he i» (teong made, and we*r« at prefeoavo old ragge -Such any crime, lay bn* charge, may gi rv; raojdlHc ...
... them, fo as they or any of them may be convicted of the faid Crime, He or She fhall receive at Ravenfworth-Caftle forty Shillings Reward. N. B. If any one of the Perfons concerned in the faid Crime, will make a Difcovery, fo that the others may be brought ...
... order or the 'dav was called for, for the re-commitmcnt of the bill for the relief of prifoner* charged with felony other crimes, who Hull acquitted or dilcharged proclamation, refpeffiog the payment of fees Gaolers, and giving a recompcncc tor fuch fees ...
... Britannic Majefty’* Confol there, having been fhot in the Arm, by drunken Soldier, was the next Day hanged and quartered for that Crime. si genu's. Off. it. This Day the Count de Seilero, Miniftcr Plenipotentiary from the Emperor, bad his firft Audience of his ...