Meanings of treasonable practices in English

The alleged treasonable practices consisted in certain Offensive toasts.

A man of the name of Barnard had been executed in England for seditious and treasonable practices.

On these conditions the government would pass over his treasonable practices, and he should be reinstated in the royal favor.

Campion was afterwards detected in treasonable practices; and being put to the rack, and confessing his guilt, he was publicly executed.

Some indeed were executed in consequence of having been found guilty of treasonable practices, while others narrowly escaped the same fate.

Cromwell was accused of heresy and treason: but the proofs of his treasonable practices are utterly improbable, and even absolutely ridiculous.

Apprehension of public danger and facilities for treasonable practices have diminished with the passions which prompted heedless persons to adopt them.

Since then, Montreuil (though secretly involved in treasonable practices) had appeared to busy himself solely in negotiating a pardon at Paris.

Later on, from the entanglements of a son in alleged treasonable practices, he had to sue for and obtained pardon from King James II.

He had long suspected Del Ferice of treasonable practices; he did not doubt that with small exertion he could find evidence to convict him.

The queen and parliament were engaged to pass these severe laws against the Catholics, by some late discoveries of the treasonable practices of their priests.

"Soh!" roared Henry, casting a terrible look at Wolsey, "I have caught you at your treasonable practices at last!