10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THEFTUOUS»
Discover the use of
theftuous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
theftuous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Reports of Cases Before the High Court and Circuit Courts of ...
... the said parish, island, and county, then occupied by Duncan Stewart,
tacksman thereof, or from some other part of the said farm, or from the near
vicinity thereof, wickedly and feloniously steal, and theftuous- ly take away a ewe,
the property, ...
Archibald Campbell Swinton, 1838
2
Criminal Trials in Scotland
ANDREW TURNBULE, ' calvus' (bald), produced a Remifiion for art and part of
Burning of the Place of Fafiheuch, and Stouthreif of certain horfes, cattle, and
other goods furth thereof : Item, for the theftuous Refetting of the Traitors of Levyn,
...
3
Criminal trials and other proceedings before the High Court ...
Andrew Turnbule, ' calvus' (bald), produced a Remission for art and part of
Burning of the Place of Fastheuch, and Stouthreif of certain horses, cattle, and
other goods furth thereof : Item, for the theftuous Resetting of the Traitors of Levyn
, ...
Mar. 6. — Adam Scot, in Auldinnischop, suffered to compound for Stealing two
horses from the servants of the Earl of Angus, coming to Ilere- mitage : Item, for
the theftuous and treasonable Resetting of the Traitors of Levyn in their Thefts
and ...
5
Criminal Trials in Scotland: 1488-1596
5 — John Scot of Dalloriane allowed to compound for art and part of the Refetting
of John Rede and John Scott (Scot-Stow, in Tufche- law) in his theftuous deeds ;
and fpecially, the time that the faid John (Scot)- Stow Role a ' drift' (drove) of ...
Scotland. High Court of Justiciary, 1833
6
The English dialect dictionary
\Vinkcd at the theftuous outrages of those under their command, Mon-112.111“
Drmblnnc (1835) 20, ed. 1887. Gail. Like a theftuous schoolboy, Cnocxr'i'r
Lochinvar (1897) 287. Hence Theftttonsly, adv. by theft. Arg. He would hang a
Cowal ...
7
The Roman Law Tradition
This question can arise in a range of situations: when D has been interrupted in
an apparently theftuous course of conduct;97 when D has undoubtedly stolen the
goods by a series of acts beginning in England but only completed in a foreign ...
A. D. E. Lewis, D. J. Ibbetson, 1994
8
History of the county of Ayr
29, (apusl Perth} John Bryane and Allan Cathcart found John Crawfurd of
Drongane, and Quintine Shaw, Tutor of Keris, to appear at the justice-aire of Air,
to underly the law for art and part of the theftuous stealing' of sixty oxen and cows
from ...
9
The Digest of Justinian
15 CELSUS, Digest, book 12: When a slave steals something from someone, he
is liable for it, if he becomes free, in the action on theft, but the condictio will not
go against him unless theftuous handling occurred when he was free.
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A Letter from a Gentleman at Edinburgh, to a Minister in the ...
... It is enacted, " That " the Receipter, Fortifier, Maintainer, Aslist- " er^ Meat-giver,
and Intercommuner with '* Thieves, either in their coming to, or pas- " sing from
their theftuous Deeds, shall be cal- " led therefore, at particular Dyets, criminally,
...
Lord Patrick Grant Elchies, 1737
