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... which the Holy Fa:her thinks mull needs be criminal, he Remarks, Things honeft and decent are and ought always publick, but Crimes are ever kept llcrct. Thirdly, they bind themlelves to Secrecy Fy a horrid Oath, which thinks i* an unlawful Afl, the Magiftrate ...
... good an Education, would have fuffer’d proceed iuch a difnwl Extremity, or provoke her to the Perpetration of horrid a Crime, Crime feldom known, ii her Mind had not been totally-depraved by the Artifices of an infi-dious Seducer, a Seducer who had won ...
... good an Education, would have fuffer’d proceed iuch a difnwl Extremity, or provoke her to the Perpetration of horrid a Crime, Crime feldom known, ii her Mind had not been totally-depraved by the Artifices of an infi-dious Seducer, a Seducer who had won ...
... of your Guilt. God direct me what to lay! If you repent, you w ill be faved. But w hat Repentance can be adequate to fuch Crimes? Mifs! your infamous End is a Satisfaction due human Laws: But there is another Satisfaction which God experts to be made ...
... African Company, for their Charter, Lands, Forts, Cadies, Slaves, Military Stores. An Aft tor better preventing the horrid Crime of Murder. Aft for the more effeftual Relief and Employment the Poor. An Aft for making the Militia of this Kingdom more ufeM ...
... Oificers, who met with no (J >pofition. To-morrow they will differed there, Terror other U.Tendcr* in luch Crimes. - the better prevent in? the HorritT Crime Me: :r, it is propofed, That all Pferfons who *: found guilty wilful Murder be exe>u. on the next Day ...
... remarkable Worn*) living diftam Parts of the Kingdom, unknown to each other, and both convifted, the Lent flues, of the (ame Crime of Parricide. Prices Corn, Manchester. NNheat 245. per Load, 20 Winchefter Pecks. Me >1 from 19s. 6d. to 20s. 6d. Oats from ...
... Miss Blandy own Narrative of the Crime for which She is Condemn’d to DIE. Oh ! Chrijlian Reader , • . : * ' HY Misfortunes have been, and are fuch, as never Woman felt before Oh! let the Tears of the Wretched move human Minds to Pity, and give ear ...
... Jullice Peace Walthai. How, and another Gentleman, came her; a Mr. Bateman asked her, /he truly and liucorc • repented her Crime, and whether /lie the Julficc her Sentence? hichß* anfwered, that /lie fl.e had fincertly re}H*i! and flic acknowledged the ...
... ready as foon after as he pleated. On Sunday, alx»ut Twelve o’Clock Ihe took the Sacrament, and a Declaration concerning the Crime foe which w to fuffer; in which file denied' knowing that the Powders Ihe had adminillered to her Father had any poifonous ...
... imagine it cannot quite an indifferent Affair to a Womanof yoar good Senle and Spirit, to know what the World thinks of you. The Crime you have fatally been betrayed into Body can pretend juftify but all the jfcnfible People of my Acquaintance, and from them ...
... (I Seffions of 'Parliament , for the better preventing the , horrid Crime of Murder, it is thought the following Extra hi of the fame may of puilick Utility. WHEREAS the horrid Crime of Murder has late been more frequently perpetrated than formerly, and ...