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... was one amongst others which the gallant executed on the ever memorable 21st of March 1801 in ruined ork near Alexandria James Hadfield the maniac who some time since shot the King last week removed from (under an order from Pelham) Newgate the secure keeping ...
... 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 ...
... appearance of the Crop in the Ifle of Thanet, and we underhand it is generally lo throughout the Corn Countries. June 4. James Hadfield, a prifuner in Newgate for High Lesion, was ferved with a copy of bis indiaineot, the names of the Jury, and a lift of ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... I - - - - - - 7 -lptootoccip t.. Yenlerday in the Court of King's Bench, James Hadfield was tried on an indittmineit for High Trea- fon. The Gentlemen on the Jury having been fworn, the Attorney General proceeded to enter on the cafe. He laid, this was ...
... 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?- ...
... being made second time for the wit- Besses give their attendance, the Clerk the Crown read the indictment, which charged James Hadfield with maliciously, traitorously, and wickedly imagtning and compassing to put to death our Lord the King, &c. &c. To this ...
... ordered be received Monday. —Ad] ourned. high treason. COURT OF KING’* BENCH Thurfday June 26. TRIAL AT BAR. This day James Hadfield was tried an inJiftmcnt for High Treafon. Proclamation having been made at nine o’clock, the jury was called over. the ...
... 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 ...
... fentenced tobe imprifor.ed for 1 8 months, and to 'ftand otice'in the piilory. Wedneflay in the Court of King's Bench, James Hadfield was brought up, and his indict- ment being read to him,he pleaded Not guilty, ar.d put himfelf upon the coantry. He prefented ...
... is fentenced to be imprifored for iS months, and-to fland once in the pillory. Wednefday in the Court of King's Bench, James Hadfield was brought up, and his indi&- ment being read to him,he pleaded Not guilty, and put himfelf upon the country. He prefentcd ...