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The Environs of London
… to vex Lord Burleigh, whose daughter he had married. The offence, which was thus strangely resented, was a refusal on …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and although he refused because his election 'gave offence to some', he was again elected in 1743. 1 In 1832 the …
Middlesex county records
… no mention being made of the other usual penalties of the offence. (7.) SUMMARY OF THE TRUE BILLS OF 5 ELIZABETH. … " rape 1 Persons " " sheep-stealing 7 Person " " unnatural offence with a cow 1 " " " witchcraft 1 Persons indicted for …
Middlesex county records
… acquittal on all the charges he was marked for the gravest offence for which he was indicted. For instance, in dealing … numbered him amongst the persons indicted for the graver offence. Consequently, the combined numbers of the several … the house under circumstances that distinguished their offence from burglary. Most of these persons were charged …
Middlesex county records
… " " sheep-stealing 21 Person indicted for unnatural offence 1 Persons indicted for capital felonies 318 Persons … indicted for sheep-stealing 12 Person " " unnatural offence 1 Persons indicted for capital felonies 234 Persons …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… and justice of peace, be fined 1,000 marks for the same offence, with 200 l. damages to Brantling, for injuring him …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… eyes, he will attend according to his duty. If without offence or harm to your person, wishes might take place, you …
Charters and Documents relating to the City of Glasgow 1175-1649
… to be used against him and others involved in the same offence was referred to the judgment of the presbytery of … the deacon or officers to pay a fine of 10s. for the first offence, 20s. for the second, 40s. for the third, and so on, doubling the fine for every offence. (8) No unfreeman to stand between a freeman's stand …
Charters and Documents relating to the City of Glasgow 1175-1649
… could not present the leets to him as formerly without offence; that they had no intention of usurping any rights or …