... - - TRIAL (F JAMES HADFIELD. l Yesterday came on in the Court of King's Bench, the Trial of James Hadfield, for High Treason. The Court and all the palsages near it were excessively crowded at a very early hour. At nine o'clock the four Judges of the ...

... hooting, &c. at his -Maje.y, when he was returning fiom Dury-ane Thearre, on the i5th of Mfay lah, the fame day on which James Hadfield fired at the King. The Court ha's not yet palid f ntence on t) int. William Hilling, a poulterer of Portfltunioh, is bound ...

... and NI1±gog; and if you are not cautious as to your coatdutt, i Ihall in- It.utly annilhi iate )>uO. , . Dl. you knvo James Ha-dfield ? A. Very well I nett WSi1 at tl R .virw ; and I told 1hinl th;at he might he a gre *e man1, if lie pleaftd. ±? How ? ...

... about fixteets years of age. Ile II f- was fwnrnl in at the Exchequer on Tuefday laft. Cc. Early' on W~edncflday-morning James Hadfield, con- ?? e'ver fine his acquittal of the charge of wilfully o a firing a pidol at his Majefty, at Drury-latie Theatre ...