... and of the, Goed that mauft enfue to the Trade in general, by profecuting to Conviétion any Perfon or Perfons guilty of fuch Crimes, do hereby Rromifi and flig:r to pay unto James Sterliosof Wallworth, and Kennedy Henderion of Caftle-Dawfon, in the County ...

... getting abroad ; and it is hoped that, for thefike of public juflice, and to prevent the turther perpetrstion of fuch daring crimes, all the parties concerned in this wicked affuit will meet with.condign puniftment. PRIZESin the STATE-LOTTERY. '« Thirty-fitth ...

... not without killing his nephew, to whem the kingdom be- Jonged ; that is to fay, without polluting himfelf by an horrible crime, 2nd without lofing the grand charaéter of a man of probity and integrity, which he had acquired : that Selon made no ufe of ...

... the m;fi.fl muft ,!r““?p‘br? rade in | : ki : So O i‘a‘ofiflfrf:fm o vad ooy v foncy |PR e m‘mi.“‘!!'!m Whes the T of fuch’ Crimes, »t :. | berty of ing 2 Continuance,of, their Priendthi and in order Seculingiof | Wall worithy and Kennedy mflfimfi-c%w . l ...

... nature is their guide and their law, uniform and innocent nature; but that fame nature, which thau alledge® in excufe of thy crimes; upon her thou throweft the blame of all thofe hlack and atrocious deeds, which proceed only from thy own headftrung and bratal ...

... Whether through injusticé] or_negle@ of weighing the matter thoroughly, the ' Jode difcharged indeed the fuilor from the crime of theft, w reprimandiog hiwn for having loft through his fault aby cious jewel, he obliged hin to renurn the two he ndied ...

... he failor for. The failoy ) witnefs th::hhehadl,, * was brought be ! Vhether througbifl’” . er thoroughly, the ') m the crime of rheft, L t through his fault a pre - ‘retdrn ‘the two w .without receiving anyiw ning aif -a'o_.,c;&eu of, inducfoed M;o ...

... thait df cNe gobdj humaf-kind bas gained more than it had lof. Thete g longer great virtues, but theaqwe go hot fbe o man) 2%‘ crimes as formerly : affaflinatiohs; poifon; and all t&e orrors of a civil war, are incompatible with the Rate of 4 nation, in which ...

... profecuting to Convition sny Pe oof Perfons guilty Y-rSidtid Pile ...

... Traitors, we are truly. a_} land has had its. cebellions, wbfln‘ ) the prefent Royal- Family ;. but Americn ja, untaint thofe crimes ; there s in. it fcarce; a mam, thergid fi.lle'ulz;i:;i’of our c';'):nttz. whe is mew to his King by principle and by.sffeition ...

... and.of the Good thet muft enfue to the Trade in .ganeral, by profecuting to Convilion any Pegfon or Perfons guilty of fugch, Crimes, do hereby imfe and eogage to.psy unto James Sterling of Wallworth, sod Kennedy Hende Dawign, in the County of Londonderry ...

... days, in a houfe of coirection, in orcer to be kept there to hard labour ; and laitly, tha: every year, on the day of their crime, they fhall be v hipped anew in publick. Strasbourg, Dec 20 An oidinance of the Magiflrates of this city was litely publithed ...