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A copy of William Gregg's paper delivered by him, to the sheriffs of London and Middlesex, and Paul Lorrain ordinary of Newgate, at Tyburn, ... where he was executed for high treason, on Wednesday the 28th of April 1708. ...
Gregg, William, -1708.Date: 1708]
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The charge of Sir Francis Buller, Bart. one of the commissioners appointed for trying Arthur O'Connor, Favey, Binns, Allen and Leary, on a charge of high treason, at Maidstone, on Wednesday 11th April, 1798, to the grand jury, who were sworn on that commission.
Buller, Francis, Sir, 1746-1800.Date: 1798
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Mr. Adam's speech in defence of R. T. Crossfield, tried for high treason. At the Old Bailey, on The 11th and 12th of May, 1796.
Adam, William, 1751-1839.Date: 1797
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Information for His Majesty's advocate, respondent, to the claim given in by John Dickie, clerk to the Signet, and bearing to be made for, and on behalf of Alexander Lord Forbes of Pitsligo.
Scotland. Lord Advocate (Grant : 1746-1754)Date: 1749]
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The application for a proper remedy for an effectual cure of popery and other divisions in this nation; with a charge of treason ... against the Roman Catholick missioners. ...
Date: 1710?]
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A letter to the clergy.
Methodist.Date: 1778]
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A genuine narrative of the life, behaviour, and conduct, of Simon, Lord Fraser, of Lovat, From his Birth at Beaufort near Inverness, in 1667, to his Execution on Tower-Hill, on Thursday, April 9, 1747. Containing A vast Variety of Actions in the different Scenes of Life in which his Lordship was engag'd; his artful Management in procuring a Pass from the Duke of Queensberry, to go into the Highlands to execute a Commission from the Court of France, to stir up a Rebellion, and the double Part he acted till he had done his Business, and got safe back to France. Also, The Share he had in the Rebellion; the Manner of forcing his Son into it. With An Extract of the Letter, which he sent to the Young Pretender on that Occasion. Likewise A particular Account of his Behaviour, during his Confinement in the Tower, and on the Scaffold at the Time of his Execution. By James Fraser, late of Inverness.
Fraser, James, 1713-1754.Date: MDCCXLVII. [1747]
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The layman's letter to a bishop of the Church of England, on the Bishop of Rochester's Commitment to the Tower of London, for the Crime of High-Treason. To which is Added, The Bishop of Salisbury's Speech to the King at the Bishop's Palace at Salisbury, after a Review of the Forces; with his Majesty's most gracious Answer thereunto.
Philotheus.Date: 1722
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The second speech of Nath. Brassey Halhed, M.P. delivered in the House of Commons, Tuesday April 21, 1795, respecting the confinement of Mr. Brothers, the prophet.
Halhed, Nathaniel Brassey, 1751-1830.Date: 1795
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Strictures on the late removals of two noble personages from their respective employments: with an appendix, containing a speech, made by John Duke of Argyle, ...
Date: 1789
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Account of proceedings at a meeting at Stowmarket, November 30, 1795.
Date: 1795?]
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Mr. S---- O---- his last speech in P------t on Saturday, January 24, 1718/19.
S. O.Date: [1719]
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Episcopal traytors: or, priests aukward politicians. Exemplify'd, in the behaviour of the political prelacy; more particularly of the attempts of Archbishop Laud, and his equivocal exit. Occasion'd, by the commitment of the Bishop of Rochester, to the Tower for high treason, on ... August 24, 1722. ... Collected from the best historians; by a friend of the author of Cataline, &e. [sic]
Date: 1722
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Treason, sedition, and rebellion, fully and impartially considered: with remarks upon the case of the unhappy Dr. Cameron.
Date: [1753?]
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A bill to ascertain and establish the method of proceeding to and upon outlawries for high treason, and misprision of high treason, in Scotland.
Great Britain. Parliament.Date: 1749]
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An Act for the attainder of Thomas Forster junior, Esquire, and William Mackintosh, Esquire (commonly called Brigadier Mackintosh) of high treason.
Great Britain.Date: 1716]
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A bill to ascertain and establish the method of proceeding to and upon outlawries for high treason, and misprision of high treason, in Scotland.
Great Britain. Parliament.Date: 1749]
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A short discourse of high treason, More especially on three clauses of the statute of treasons; Viz. 1. Compassing the King's Death. 2. Levying War against the King. 3. Adhering to his Enemies.
Date: MDCCXLVI. [1746]
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The genuine speech of the Hon. Thomas Erskine, in defence of Thomas Hardy, tried by special commission on a charge of high treason. Accurately taken in short hand by Manoah Sibly, short-hand writer to the city of London.
Erskine, Thomas Erskine, Baron, 1750-1823.Date: M.DCC.XCV. [1795]
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Speeches of Mr. Pitt and Mr. Fox, in the House of Commons, on Monday, Nov. 23, on the bill for preventing seditious meetings and assemblies.
Fox, Charles James, 1749-1806.Date: 1795]
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Episcopal traytors: or, priests aukward politicians. Exemplify'd, in the behaviour of the political prelacy; more particularly of the attempts of Archbishop Laud, and his equivocal exit. Occasion'd, by the commitment of the Bishop of Rochester, to the Tower for high treason, on ... August 24, 1722. ... Collected from the best historians; by a friend of the author of Catiline, &e. [sic]
Date: 1722
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A genuine narrative of the life, behaviour, and conduct, of Simon, Lord Fraser, of Lovat, From his Birth at Beaufort near Inverness, in 1667, to his Execution on Tower-Hill, on Thursday, April 9, 1747. Containing A vast Variety of Actions in the different Scenes of Life in which his Lordship was engag'd; his artful Management in procuring a Pass from the Duke of Queensberry, to go into the Highlands to execute a Commission from the Court of France, to stir up a Rebellion, and the double Part he acted till he had done his Business, and got safe back to France. Also, The Share he had in the Rebellion; the Manner of forcing his Son into it. With An Extract of the Letter, which he sent to the Young Pretender on that Occasion. Likewise A particular Account of his Behaviour, during his Confinement in the Tower, and on the Scaffold at the Time of his Execution. By James Fraser, late of Inverness.
Fraser, James, 1713-1754.Date: MDCCXLVII. [1747]
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Administration convicted of high treason against King and people: Of having feloniously and traiterously excited disturbances, and disaffection against His Majesty's person and government, by overtuning and perverting law; by oppression against law, by violent outrages against persons and property, by levying war against His Majesty's subjects, &c. &c. in order to share among them and their accomplices a monopoly of usurped power, and through that usurped power divide the spoils of an insulted and oppressed nation. [T]he kingly dignity and authority must be rendered odious and insecure; he must be exhibited to his people in the shape of their butcher; the latter must be trampled under foot, ... burned, shot, transported, hanged, torured, outlawed, and disarmed by whole provinces: and why? That a traiterous junto may fatten on the blood and sweat of a brave and loyal people. In a letter to the Marquis of Landsdowne, from an Irish farmer.
Irish farmer.Date: Printed in the year 1798
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Truth and treason! or a narrative of the royal procession to the House of Peers, October the 29th, 1795. To which is added, an account of the martial procession to Covent-Garden Theatre, on the evening of the 30th.
Date: MDCCXCV. [1795]
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A speech made by a gentleman of the House of Commons, Upon Exhibiting articles of High Treason, against the Duke of Ormonde.
Gentleman of the House of Commons.Date: Printed in the Year, 1715

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A copy of William Gregg's paper delivered by him, to the sheriffs of London and Middlesex, and Paul Lorrain ordinary of Newgate, at Tyburn, ... where he was executed for high treason, on Wednesday the 28th of April 1708. ...

The charge of Sir Francis Buller, Bart. one of the commissioners appointed for trying Arthur O'Connor, Favey, Binns, Allen and Leary, on a charge of high treason, at Maidstone, on Wednesday 11th April, 1798, to the grand jury, who were sworn on that commission.

Mr. Adam's speech in defence of R. T. Crossfield, tried for high treason. At the Old Bailey, on The 11th and 12th of May, 1796.

Information for His Majesty's advocate, respondent, to the claim given in by John Dickie, clerk to the Signet, and bearing to be made for, and on behalf of Alexander Lord Forbes of Pitsligo.

The application for a proper remedy for an effectual cure of popery and other divisions in this nation; with a charge of treason ... against the Roman Catholick missioners. ...

A letter to the clergy.

The second speech of Nath. Brassey Halhed, M.P. delivered in the House of Commons, Tuesday April 21, 1795, respecting the confinement of Mr. Brothers, the prophet.

Strictures on the late removals of two noble personages from their respective employments: with an appendix, containing a speech, made by John Duke of Argyle, ...

Account of proceedings at a meeting at Stowmarket, November 30, 1795.

Mr. S---- O---- his last speech in P------t on Saturday, January 24, 1718/19.

Treason, sedition, and rebellion, fully and impartially considered: with remarks upon the case of the unhappy Dr. Cameron.

A bill to ascertain and establish the method of proceeding to and upon outlawries for high treason, and misprision of high treason, in Scotland.

An Act for the attainder of Thomas Forster junior, Esquire, and William Mackintosh, Esquire (commonly called Brigadier Mackintosh) of high treason.

A bill to ascertain and establish the method of proceeding to and upon outlawries for high treason, and misprision of high treason, in Scotland.

A short discourse of high treason, More especially on three clauses of the statute of treasons; Viz. 1. Compassing the King's Death. 2. Levying War against the King. 3. Adhering to his Enemies.

The genuine speech of the Hon. Thomas Erskine, in defence of Thomas Hardy, tried by special commission on a charge of high treason. Accurately taken in short hand by Manoah Sibly, short-hand writer to the city of London.

Speeches of Mr. Pitt and Mr. Fox, in the House of Commons, on Monday, Nov. 23, on the bill for preventing seditious meetings and assemblies.

Truth and treason! or a narrative of the royal procession to the House of Peers, October the 29th, 1795. To which is added, an account of the martial procession to Covent-Garden Theatre, on the evening of the 30th.

A speech made by a gentleman of the House of Commons, Upon Exhibiting articles of High Treason, against the Duke of Ormonde.