And Their Trials and Sentences, in 1756, for Procuring Two Boys to Commit a Robbery, in Order to Get the Reward for Their Conviction, and Obtaining an Innocent Lad to be Executed, Having Sworn Away the Lives of Seventy Poor Creatures, and Received £1,720 from the Treasury for Their Blood-money : Also the Reasons for which They Were Suffered to Escape the Gallows, and Illustrative Legal and Critical Notes and Observations Applicable to Present Circumstances : with a Portrait of Mac Daniel, After He was Pilloried