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... Dublin, Nov. 3, Laft Saturday Mr. William Tanner and Cappogue, were tried at the Commiffion of Oyer and Terminer, for the Murder of the Rev. Mr. Anthony Tanner ; when Cappogue was found guilty by his own Confeffion, and ordered to be hanged and quartered ...
... Dublin, Nov. 3, Laft Saturday Mr. William Tanner and Cappogue, were tried at the Commiffion of Oyer and Terminer, for the Murder of the Rev. Mr. Anthony Tanner ; when Cappogue was found guilty by his own Confeffion, and ordered to be hanged and quartered ...
... filo% 3 with lame AfHance broke it open, difcaverY ftrangled, his two Daughters 'l'hro_lts c 11: and two of his Domeflicks murder' , l tree , a ltri6ter fearch it appear'd that the Houle, whatever was valuable and portable, I -11 conjeaur'd that this horrid ...
... Several Marks of Violence appear'd him and his Watch, Knee and Shoe Buckles being taken from hith, it's thought that he was murder'd by fume Street Robbers. Capt. Norris, in his Majeay's Ship the Kingaon, fail'd from Liftion for England the aSth of November ...
... her Return in the Morning the found the Houfe broke open, her Husband murder'd, and the Boy with his Head al. raoft cut Several Perfons are taken up on Sufpicion for this horrid Murder. From Rocheftefler we hear, that laft Week two bold Villains had the ...
... with, whom he lived, and committed it while they were in Bed together. - And tivat a Soldier is taken op on Sufpicion of murdering, a Days zoo, one John Slaewring who lived near Buirelton• Church, and has left a Wife and fix Children behind him. 411-4—' ...
... Gentleman had the Ball .taken out of his Back, and it is thought Will do well. The Footman has corifefi'd, his Defign was to murder his Mailer,. rob him, and ride off with his Horfe. The Fellow, is in Salisbury Goal. The Gentleman's Name was Capt. G r eenwcod ...
... that two Travellers were, a few Days ago, barbatoully murdered in the Cairn of Mount; one of them had eleven Stabs in his Body, and the other had his Brains beat out ; neither the Perfons murdered, or the Aelors of the Villany, are yet known. We hear ...
... Milward, belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. They write from Bristol, that upon enquiring into the Affair of the Murder of Mr. Berkley Seymour of Bitton, by his Brother William Seymour, it appears that Berkley was in Bed when his Brother came ...
... till the ,Book . is can:- pleated, • A HIST OR • OF 14, E LIVES and EXPLOITS Of the moil Famous Pira,tles, FT ighway men,..Murderers, Street- Robbers, 4c. ; , The whole will contain about one Hundred Sheets in Folio, which. will:- niake: a, haname Volume ...
... of all Sorts fold as cheap as at London. HIS Y •OF THE LINES and EXPLOITS Of the rnoll Remarkable- Pirates, Highwaymen, Murderers, Street- Robbers, Brc. The whole will contain about one Hundred Sheets in Folio, which will make a handfome Volume. Drawings ...
... HIS T OR Y OF THE LIVES and EXPLOITS o,g the moil Remarkable Pirates, Highwaymen, Murderers, Street- Robbers, 8.7 c: The whole will contain about one Hundred Sheets in Folio, which will Make a handfom Volume. Drawings of the moft Notorious Offenders will ...