... ?? - J ?? I ! I James Hadfield, charged with high ;;>g at his Majefty in Drury-Lane The- W up and arraigned upon his __—__— it, °- 'he Attorney General. He pleaded : »r.d up on pps; s p et j t : ot , t0 tne Court, Mr fended expedition/ He will, ofc'ou- ...

... in the fur- .;.er ieligetion of circumtiances refp icing l eorrid attempt wich was made on the terfen of his Majefly by James Hadfield. 'he prifoner was not brouglht tp ; but it e peared, that the piftol wvas loaded -ith two 2; igs, one of ?? was fc.-sjd ...

... Gog and Magog ; and if ?? you are no; cautious as to your condu_t, I lhall inltant- iy annihilate you. _5. Do you know James Hadfield : — A. Very well. I met him at the review ; and 1 told him that he might be a very great man, it he pltaled. 1% How?- ...

... no obje~lion to tell who he i- ?? was not over yet-there was a great if deal more and worfe to be done. His name d was James Hadfield-he had ferved his time d to a working filverfmitb, but had enlifted in n the i5th light dragoons, and had fought for ...