The Scots Magazine, volume 53
The Scots Magazine, volume 53
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by Lords £ikgrore and Swinton.—— James Carrick, workman at Coats, near Ardrie, in the pariih of Eait Monkland, accufed of murder, waa fugitaced for not appearing.-F-Jobo Hen* deribn, blackfmith, was accuied of mur* der, or, at leaft, ftrikiog, and otherwifc maltreating, hia own wife, then with child, fo as to caofe her death. After a long trial, the jury returned a vcrdi^, finding the intentional muider libelled mot provim ; but finding the pannel guilty of cvlpabii homiddtfirom the horrid,crue...l» and iMrtMrous treatment of his wife ; In cosifitquencc of which verdi4l» he waa M m a fcntenccd Digitized by VjOOQIC 2(6 AffidcfinSoodAtid; lefiteiic«d to be whipped, and tranfport- ed for fourteen years, under thecertifi* cation of his faifering death in cafe of his return.— John Bell, fmitb, Andrew Bell, weaver, and Williaro Rfnwick, ftocktng- weaver, all in Hamilton, were accufed of committing a rape ; but the diet was deferted, pro loco it umpore^ on account, of Additional evidence being ex pe^ed, and they were recommitted to Erifon.— William Carrewell, paper*ma er at Haugh*mill, in the pari(b of Mauchline, accufed of forging the notes of Murdoch, ftobertfon, and Company, of the Glafgow Arms Bank, was found guilty ; but an objedion having been fta- ted to theverdid, on account of an o- mifiion of the name of one of the jury* men in the lift prefixed to the verdid, the matter was remitted to the confideration of the High Court of Justiciary at Edin- burgh.— John Barr, weaver in Lochwin* nock, was accufed of robbery.
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by Lords £ikgrore and Swinton.—— James Carrick, workman at Coats, near Ardrie, in the pariih of Eait Monkland, accufed of murder, waa fugitaced for not appearing.-F-Jobo Hen* deribn, blackfmith, was accuied of mur* der, or, at leaft, ftrikiog, and otherwifc maltreating, hia own wife, then with child, fo as to caofe her death. After a long trial, the jury returned a vcrdi^, finding the intentional muider libelled mot provim ; but finding the pannel guilty of cvlpabii homiddtfirom the horrid,crue...l» and iMrtMrous treatment of his wife ; In cosifitquencc of which verdi4l» he waa M m a fcntenccd Digitized by VjOOQIC 2(6 AffidcfinSoodAtid; lefiteiic«d to be whipped, and tranfport- ed for fourteen years, under thecertifi* cation of his faifering death in cafe of his return.— John Bell, fmitb, Andrew Bell, weaver, and Williaro Rfnwick, ftocktng- weaver, all in Hamilton, were accufed of committing a rape ; but the diet was deferted, pro loco it umpore^ on account, of Additional evidence being ex pe^ed, and they were recommitted to Erifon.— William Carrewell, paper*ma er at Haugh*mill, in the pari(b of Mauchline, accufed of forging the notes of Murdoch, ftobertfon, and Company, of the Glafgow Arms Bank, was found guilty ; but an objedion having been fta- ted to theverdid, on account of an o- mifiion of the name of one of the jury* men in the lift prefixed to the verdid, the matter was remitted to the confideration of the High Court of Justiciary at Edin- burgh.— John Barr, weaver in Lochwin* nock, was accufed of robbery.
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