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... HIS MAIESTY. It is with a mingled feeling of horror and congratulation that we have to flate what laft night happened at Drury Lane Theatre. Juft as his Majefty entered his box, and was bowving to the audience wich his ufual conde- fcenfion, a perfon who ...
... to the if Grand Juryfor Middiefex, againR James.Hadfiela and Banniller Truclock ; the former for firing at 1 the King at Drury Lane Theatre ; and the latter, I as we learn, for aiding atid abetting him in the diabo- liial act. John button, a fhoemaker ...
... prefentrd to the Grand Jury for Middllfex, againrt Yames Haadfid ard BannseirTrealca; the fir:n;e for firing at the Ki-ig at Drury l.ane Theatre, and the lattet, as we learn, ftui aiding and abetting him in the diiabolical act. Sarah Lock, a widow, with whom ...
... to 'the CGrand Jaury for Middlefex, ?? ai -James Hiadeld and Bannifter Trueiiotkj the forner P for firing at the King at Drury Lane Theatre, and the latter, as we leamifor aiding and abetting him in the t 4iabalical aa. IIL. Sarah Lock, a widow, with whom ...
... the Magiflrates, that the 30 loaves, for which the penalty of 51. each was adjudged had been fent to a citandler's (hop in Drury-lane, kept by Mary Chapel, in name of Robert C1,apel ; and there was no evidence to prove that Robert Chapel vval the hufband ...
... and imagining the death of our Lord the King, and in furtherance of his trai. torolas defign, firing a piftol at hirm in Drury-lane theatre,:with intent to kill and affaffinate ?? prifoner pleaded not ?? Court affigned Mr. Erlkine and Mr. Serjeant Belt ...
... then called on the part of the art profecution. Jofeph Calkin depoferd that he is a tnifician belonginig to the band of Drury-lane in- T'heatre; that he was in the orchefra of the Thera- :e, tre on the 1r5h of May, oppulite to the fide where be his Majefy ...
... Ladies and Itl.f- ?? r ?? Public of GLASGOW, and he **⢠â¢''; âf luformine them, that Mr JOHN E_M> ¦¦'?.. . . Royal, Drury Lane, London, ore ; ' : L, SATURDAY. July the ..tb, at ?? r ,: ' .I ?? ,i,e chsractcr of HAMLET. pa ' i ?? ,- .: . -11 be ...
... composed during the remainder of the trial. His Royal Highaefs the Duke of Yo?_ fpoke as follov. s : 1 w_. ttt rfcc Theatr o nf Drury-lane on Thiirfday the Ijth of May -aft. I cannot fay pofi-ivcly that I faw the prifonisr in the houf-.becaufe it was dark in ...
... are a goodl fellow. This is not the wordt that is St brewirr.' Mr. Johrn Hel:-oy-d gav evidence-that he was in else pie of Drury-lane ie~e on tire- i~r of May or that he, fat next tae P~rifontr. The Witnefs alked him R to make room tro him, as lie had ~oft ...
... certain leaden (hoet, bulltes, aiid R flogs, and d.d go and repair, fo armed as aforefaid, to a certasn T lesure called Drury-Lane Theatre, wsth intent at and in the fame Theatre, by and vith tbe faid piftol, fo loaded as aforefaid, and with vhich he ...
... three other Judges of the King's Bench, ] took their feats in Court, when James Hadfield, for (hooting at his Majelty at Drury-Lane j Theatre, was arraigned. The Attorney General addreffed the Court ' at confiderable length on the fubjeft of High Preafon ...