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... lV9rceft9r May. 27, Wc hear a ProCccution will be commenced againft a Labouring Man, near Ledbury, in Hercfordlhire, for the Crime of Inctft with his own Daughter, who is about fixtecn Years of Age, and now lyes-iu of a Child begotten by him ; and, it is ...
... Evening difguifed in Liquor, inadvertently pulled out fome Money, the Sight of which tempted him to commit the moll inhuman Crime; be immediately went behind her Chair, and fetting her Cloaths on Fire, let them burn for fome Time; he then took what Money ...
... Parliament to grant Amncfty. Firft Lords Trcufury (he ohierved) might indolent, ami criminal for being fo j but it was no Crime in a Secretary of State to indolent, when he was happy to have Colleague who did the Bufircfs of both. As to the Bill moved ...
... there condemned on his Knees to confcfs his «« having rafhly and wickedly meditated the Com« ...
... your Enmity. am ready luhmit, if you find a Angle Article to lay to my Charge.* The Officers in Confufion confelled their Crime, (hewed a ftneere Repentance, acknowledged they were corrupted to the Undertaking this hale Purpofe, but without naming their ...
... as follows; My I-orJt, After having voluntarily pleaded guilty, I humbly wait to receive Sentence of the Law. Great a* my Crime it, his Majefty’s Mercy it Hill greater; and, if in my pall Conduit any Circomftances have happily happened,. by which I have ...
... him to fud'er fuch pains and penalties the King may then 1 frtfer to have inflifted on him, without either certifying the crime, or preferibing the mode or meafure of the punidiment. ■By a-letter from Tortola hear that two Spanidi men war, one of 74 guns ...
... follows : John DoNE_tAN,yoii row lland convicted, on. thccleareft. Evidence tbat could be produced, ofthe Crime ofMurder; which, of ail Crimes, next to thofe againft the State,, the Government, or the Ccnititution, is the moft attrocious. Of all Murders ...
... enfnine Seffions of Parliament. And we are told that fevere will be annexed to the unnatural, and ’till of late unthought of Crime of Famine-Making. , , i-- r The Deptford Privateer, of Guns failed from Kinfale, after being dock’d and clean’d that Port. ...
... Bog houfe ; which Mefi'age being delivered in the Preferce the Prifoner, fo'.n occafionrd a partial Conftffion of the horrid Crime, which was altvrwaids made the fulldlMan- ner Warrants being againft two of his Accomplices, who fmee appeared innocent, and ...
... porfuant to her Sentence, was to the Surgeons to be anatomized. )uli before (he was brought out Prifoc, (he confelTcd her Crime, but laid great Blame upon others, by whom (be declared to the lafi, (he was over-perfuaded to commit it. THURSDAY’S POST. ...
... aiJV . late Years have been tempted to con mit ti s ?? Crime, upon the Siippofition of \\ ?? being able to? fo fecretly, that it fhould nevei come to Li ...