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... TRIAL OF JAMES HADFIELD. Thursday morning came the Lour; of King's Bench, Weftminfter, the trial James Hadfield, for treafon. At nine o ciock the four Judger took their feats, and the prifoner was brought into Court— The officer of the Court called over ...
... - - 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 ...
... TRIAL OF JAMES HADFIELD. Tlnitftlay morning came on in the Court King’s nch, WeHminftcr, the Trial ot James Had field, for High Treafon. The Court and all the paflages near it weie excdlivcly crotided very eaily hour. At nine o’clock the four judges the ...
... ADTHFHTtC ACCOUNT TH* TRIAL OF JAMES HADFIELD, FOR SHOOTING THE KING. day pulli/hed) price ir. (To be continued Monthly,) with, z. The Fortunate Efcape.— 2- The Lion.— 3. A new Patera for a Handkerchief or Apron, &c.—and 4. Mr. Shield’s Favourite Ballad ...
... I . HIGH TREASON. Monday next will be published, Price 6d. a INTIKIITI NC Trial of James Hadfield, For High Treason* attempting LIFE MAJESTY, At Drury-Lane Theatre, on the May last; with the whole of the Evidence, rhe Attorney-General, and Mr. Erskiue's ...
... PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION, A VIEW OF THE CENIETERY CHAPEL, DESIGNED BY JAMES HADFIELD, LINCEITIBCT 28. --Proofs on Paper, 56. N.. nodyed by THOMPSON, Hooke*lbw, Hwy Saba Edmond'. ...
... accounts of the rise, progress, and development of the various styles of church architecture. By HENRY BOWMAN, Architect, and JAMES HADFIELD, Architect. London: John W. Parker, West Strand. ...
... ?? - 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- ...
... Accounts of the Rise. Progrc**, and Development of the various Style* of Church Arcbi- By HENRY BOWMAN, Architect,and JAMES HADFIELD. Architect. London: John. W. Parker, West Strand. ...
... HIGH TREASON. Monday bills of indictments for high treafon were prefented to the grand jury for againft James Hadfield and Truelock ; the former for firing the King at Drury I.ane theatre, and the latter for aiding and abetting him in the diabolical a ...
... Jolly William, poulterer—Assignee, Ebenezer Howard, Leaden' hall-market, poultry salesman Sir F C. banker —Assignee, James Hadfield Andrews, 29,Moorgate st. gent. OsnoitN James glass dealer—Assignee, Robert BiDgham, of Oakham, tailor Pitcher VV. H. dir ...
... maker, Mis* Frances Bingham. . , ~, .. Same day, Mr. Thomas Barker, filcsroith, to Mis* Harriet Mills. . Same day. Mr. James Hadfield, gardener, Mis* Uobecca Skelton Simpson. , . . , Monday, John Field, of Hod wort a, butcher, to Miss Elizabeth Watson ...