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... Relighne Brames Mr. Coneybtare, Stodent of ChriA Church. Silver Medals; incomroemoraiion of the happy his MajeAy at Drury-lane-Theatre, have been flruck, order of Mr. Sheridatf ft front Providence protecting the from, the traitorous -attempt again ...
... the middle piano-forte, and the harpfichord without quills. Silver medals, commemoration ot the eicape of his Majefty, at Drury-lane Theatre, have been ftruck by order of Mr. Sheridan the front reprefents Providence protecting the King from the traitorous ...
... R.Hghne Bretm* Mr. Consvbease, Studentut Chnu Chuich. SiNerkMedals, in commemoration the happy elcape of his Majefty at Drury-lane TTireatre, have been orde-r Mr. Sheridan: the front reprefents protecting the Kino from the train:rons attempt againll his ...
... to an int'i&tment found againil him by the Grand Jury, vwhich charged, that on the I Stlh of May lal, the King went to Drury. lane Theatre; that a loaded piftol was difcharzed at him with the intent of killing him ; that John Dutton did riotoufly alremble ...
... info Court to plead iodidmeot found him the Grand uty* which charged, that on the 15th May lad, our Lord the King went to Drury-lane Theatre t*® • .Il*r malic entertainment performed j that a loaded was him with the cruel and wicked killing him ; and that ...
... inhabitants in a mars. On Weditelday tnnrnin; James I-Tadficl 3 , charged with High Treafnit, in Ilsontiag at his Alajetty in Drury-lane Theatre, wag brought up and arraigned upon his irdiciuncut, on the motion of the lictortiey-Gen - i , ral. He pleaded Not ...
... ?? - 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- ...
... Trcafon, in comparing and imaginirg the death of our Lord the King, and in furtherance his traitorous firing loaded prtiol him Drury-lane Theatre, with intent to kill and allafhnate him.—The prisoner plcacftd Not Guilty to the Indictment, liated that he had ...
... preferred against the indictment against stated WAR That the of last our Sovereign OTICE is hereby given Meeting King went Drury-Lane Theatre the Inclosurc will be held at the Crown Saint Ives iff day of July IS00 at o’clock in forenoon for purpose receiving ...
... into Court plead to an found him by the Grand Jury, which charged, that on the 15 th of May lall, our Lord the King went Drury-lane' Theatre to fee a dramatic entertainment performed ; that a loaded piltol was difcharged at him with the ctuel and wicked ...
... compalfing and imagining the death of our Lord the King, and in furtherance his traitorous dcllgn, firing loaded piftol him Drury-lane theatre, with intent to kill and aCTdlinaic him.—The piifoner pleaded not the indiiStment, dated that hail a good defence ...
... beingthere senta strong detachment of Cavalry up the Danube James liadfield charged with High Treason shooting at his Majesty in Drury-lane Theatre was brought up and arraigned upon indictment on the the Attorney General He pleaded Not Guilty and upon his petition ...