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... iNorrmry Park, the feat of Mr; Lock which uled to realile 6001. per annum the fale of walnuts, there is now notabove bufheU James Hadfield, the maniac, who fome time fmce ihot the King, was laft week removed from Bedlam,, an order from . Lord Pelham) to Newgate ...
... questioned by Mr Sheri dan he said had no tell was It not over yet there was a great deal more worse to be done: His was James Hadfield he had served his time working silver-smith but had into the 15th light dragoons fought his King Country” At this Prince ...
... R•aa. Surrey, aluney.ictilteutr, Aug. 1.2, at Guildhall. TRIA - 01' JAMES HADFIELD. ON Thurfday, .June .a 6, came on in the Court of King's Bench, Weftminfler, the Trial of James Hadfield, for. High Treafon, in firinea loaded pitlOL at the King whiltt at ...
... ■l£>ostsicript* Yefterday in tbe Court of King's Bench, James Hadfield w-t tried on an indifttricnt for High Trea- fon. The Gentlemen on the Juiy havingbeen fworn, the Attorney General proceeded to enter- on the cafe. He laid, this was * charge of High ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... had no objettion to tell who he was. It was not over yet —there was a great deal more and worfe to be done. His name was James Hadfield—he had ferved his time to a working filverfinitb, but had entitled into the teth light dragoons, and had fought for his ...