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... regiment of Militia, quartered in Gloucelter, received the remainder of soo laws, in the prefence of that battalion, for the crimes of defertion and that of thieft ; and, after then being drummed out of the fame, with a halter abouthis neck, was difmiffed ...
... Drummers beating Cuckolds come dig. It was thought he had received a punithment for fume crime, and was drumming out; but it appeared on enquiry, that he had committed no crime but Matrimony, and that it is a maxim with this corps, that all married men are, ipfo ...
... growing ififuppOitalke to himfclf; and yet being unwilling to put an end to his Own be determined opon the commit* of Come crime, for which he might get by law. Having formed this defign, he loaded his gun with brace ofenalls, and afked his Landlord to ...
... unhappy Fate of a Painter, eminent in his Proleflion, and of general good CharaC.ier but now under Confinement for the horrid Crime of Murder, (as mentioned in our lail) is a remarkable Inflance. This milt:rabic 'man had, it feeMS for fame time wanted to ...
... women have voluntarily fentenced themtelves to this puniihment for thc crime of love. There are few inftances of politicians, who have taken this rigorous courfe, and yet the crimes of ttate feem to require greater expiations than the weaknefs of love ...
... neighbouring province, and confined feveral weeks, have been lately ftrangled here. We neither know their names, nor their crime. The military preparations are carrying on with great zeal in all the ports of this empire. .IF.EL A ND. Limerid, Feb. 23. ...
... or provide for them abroad. A perfon of fortune, belonging to a public Office, is absconded, being accufed of an unnatural crime. An account is arrived, that I.4ery great mifunderflanding had liippetted -betsveen_the 'native's of the Hand of Ceylon and ...
... 7„ vt Ler: ic ticknovvlcih,.; o;aiskiiig GOu he It 1 1..,c mit cd any boo:, intnielf, and tha: he was no: j. coha ant an : crimes waa, I 4: .11'11')! Ot that worilly, and nuctiane co, i. °Lc:llion, he him tit dawn, and give itiniu.e and raii:tnal agiin ...
... le:Lers from Paris v. e are informed, that the fa mous NM:lncur Lally had been tried there, for certain mifde ineancu::: and crimes fuppofed by rim to have been committed in the Eaki Indies; but his enemies not bring able to make any thing capital appear ...
... are guil , ty of fodotnitical praaices, many will fay deferve no mercy ; and this unhappy man has been guilty of a very bale crime. Perhaps the punifhment of ftanding in the pillory, without being pelted, is not fufficient, or adequate to their guilt ; but ...
... after which Ihe was carried to the parifh workhoufe.—This is not to be imputed, however, to the officers of the holpital as a crime, the form of their inflitution not permitting them to take in fuch patient ; yet it were much to be wiihed, that in cafes of ...
... that the guilt of his crime fat heavy on him, for he enjoyed not one happy hour during his abfenee, and he was glad to return to Eni ; laral that he might fuffer ther runltii,tfelt which he moll juttly deferved, for rho notorious crime he had been guilty ...