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... 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 ...
... Bench, that a bill of indictment for high treason had been found by the grand jury of the county of Middlesex against James Hadfield, for shooting at his Majesty: he therefore moved the court, that a copy of the indictment, together with a list of the ...
... plan'is carried into execution, it ought to be upon a grand fcale, thai it may viewed as a rational' monument. Wednefday James Hadfield was ferved with a copY of his indi£tmen|, the names of the jury, and a lift of the witnefles, preparatory to his trial ...
... HiGH TREASO.Y. lei fbo THE KING AGAINST JAMES HADFIEL.D. pe MIDDLSt X.-Be it rememberc-d, That on MIVonday w next, after the morrow of the Afcenfion of our Wv Lord, in the fortizth year of the reign of our So- an vereign Lord George the Third, by the ...
... they ill, . appear onitheitrial. Above forty WitneesI in all have bin exatlined. M' uidaya ?? of perfons -to ,w, -som James Hadfield I f.. ferred fbr his charaaer, and .pariularly icoi4 . btii, whoni he faiiiliarly called Harry, wepR . uniritlnhsion. ...
... 1inourable Lord I Kenybir, 'and the other of Aq, Judges of our J.ord the King, purporting -to' be the Petition of the Prifoner James Hadfield, fiating, that he flood indifted for High Treafon, to which he was about to plerd Not'Guiity.-*That'he ! was advifed, ...
... will shortly pass through the metropolis, and inspect the different volunteer corps, the same as last year. This morning James Hadfield, charged with high treason, in shooting at his Majesty in Drury-lane Theatre, was brought and arraigned upon his indictment ...
... fronathe. imprudent manner I the other-touk to recover his money, brut gave in bail for the Ile by ~afrautil. .. .. amas James Hadfield, the maniac, Who Comne time fince that n d; at the -King, was laft week removed from Bedlam (under I to be .an order fromi ...