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... enemy's Merchant VeiTels deftroyed in Quiinper River, by the boats of Sir John Borlafe -Warren's Icitiadrost. - - •2. James 'Hadfield tried in the of King's Bench, for an attempt to ailitilinate the King, at ITrury-lanit Theatre, but aci.it!itted, on the ...
... Several of the enemy's merchant verreis defiroyed in Quimper River, by the boats of Sir John Borlaie Warren's fquadron. 27. James Hadfield tried in the .Court of •King's Bench, for an attempt to affe;linate the King, at 'Drury-lane Theatre, but acquitted on ...
... At_Wreiller's Plain the fore-horfes of their carriage fell down, and nearly overturned them. They, however, efcaped unhurt. James Hadfield, the maniac, who, fome time Once, (hot at the King, was ha week removed from Bedlam (under an order from Lord Pelham) ...
... and the Magistrates there are on the alert, so that there is little chance of the scenes that disg raced Peckham fair. James Hadfield the maniac, who ,some time since shot at the King, was last week removed from'Bedlam (under an order from I.2rd PELHANI) ...
... Sir F. Burdett to the Reaory of Oraffham, near Bugden, in I lontin , e . donthire, 'worth between z and 3001. a year. , James 'Hadfield, the maniac, who fome time (ince (hot at the King, was latt week removed from Bed. him (under an order from Lord Pe!ham ...
... contrad has been made for fupplying the Royal, Artillery, ftationed at Canterbury, with . prime beef at 6d. per pound. . James Hadfield, the maniac, who, fome time fince, lbot at the Xing, was laft week removed from Bedlam (under an. order from Lord Pelham) ...
... Several of the eneniy's - chant vsels destroyed in Quimper River, by the boats of Sir John Hudak Warren's squadron. • e .26. James Hadfield tried in ,the Court of Kin's Balch, for an attempt to assassinate the King, at Prery -lane Theatre, but acquitted, on ...
... the 27th July and the 6th Auguft, a. term often days, notwithfianding which he continued alive, and in apparent health. James Hadfield, the maniac, who Tome time fince fhot at the KING, was laft week removed from Bedlam (under an order from Lord PeLn Am) ...
... trial for his treasonable and atroctoue attempt upon the life'of the King. 20. The Grand- jury foetid a true bill against James Hadfield, for his treasonable attempt upon the King.. - . • . - . ,• j.UNE. • ~ • - 1. The French army of resetve havini, forced ...
... Qaiinper River, by the boats of Sir John Borlafe -Warren's, Building' . 17 2 8 • 27 -ed the cities lquadrott. - • 2. James 'Hadfield tried in the Couj of King's Bench, for ade. Total ; ,195 27 255 314 787 ' •f. General an attempt to allailinate the King ...
... the--enemy's merchant vefreis 'eleicroyed in :(14 e rimper River, by-the _boats of Sir John 'Borlale Warren's fquadron. 'z6. James - Hadfield tried in the,COurt of King's Bench, for an -attempt to airaflinate the King, at Drury-lane Theatre, but acquitted, on ...
... Hill. . . , ;IT 11confirmed the Citizens Dolder, Ruitiman and Fulsli an ighotfs; and alfo of the death of the venereble . James Hadfield, the Maniac, who time time fince :in their refpeCtite offices, by , a regular inftrument, ; i(hot at the 1- 7 ./.ing, ...