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... Accounts of the Rise, Progress, and Developnient of the various Styles of Church Architecture. Henry Bowman, Architect, and James Hadfield, Architect. London ; John V\ . Parker. West Strand. This day. No. IV., octavo. 45.. of the S CLASSICAL MUSEUM; a Journal ...
... rogress, and deve upment of the v ar i ous s t y l es o f p 2, church architecture. BY YATSNRY BOWMAN, Architect, and JAMES HADFIELD, Architect. London; John W. Parker, West Strand. This Day is commenced the Publication of a New Edition, Revised, and ...
... Rowarth aforesaid, near or adjoining to the last-mentioned messuage or dwelling-house, and now in the occupation of James Hadfield, James Hadfield, James Ashton, and Mary Armficld, as tenants thereof. —The above property is in excellent condition and thorough ...
... John's Church, by the Rev. W. Mayne, Mr. Thomas Wright, of Liverpool, to Jane Emery. eldest daughter of the late Mr. James Hadfield, of Salford. On the 3rd inst., the Collegiate Church, the Rev. H. Fielding, M.A., chaplain, Lieutenant Henry Arthur Onslow ...
... the ult. at Hull, much respected, Air. M. Mi Owston, owner of the brig Henry, Scarborough. Same day, aged 33 years, Mr. James Hadfield, partner in the house Messrs. Robert Hadfield and Co. merchants, He was a gentleman highly respected, and his death was ...
... in the Case of James Napper Tandy and Hat‘ey Mortis, Fsqs attamted of . Fliali Treason, A. D. 1800. AND, 17. Ttial of James Hadfield. at the Bar of the Court of King's Bench, for High Treacnn, A.D. leo°. [Now first published London: Printed for Longman ...
... 22nd year, Jane Scowcroft, fifth daughter of Mr. Thomas Scoweroft, of Bradshaw Chapel. Same day. Margaret, wife of Mr. James Hadfield, L'tt'e. Bolton, second daughter of Mr. Sturdy, late supervisor of Excise. (be 10th inst, Tipping-place, in the 88th year ...
... IiADFILD, aW; LUNATIC. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT) James Hadfield (not Hatfield) confined in new Bethle,f , ' Hospital, under an ex post facto operation of Stat. and 40 Geo. 111. c. 94, for tiring a pistol at his late jesty, whose case we mentioned yesterday ...
... their relprc- tive veffels, to be in readinefs at a minute's warning, in cafe the French Iquadron venture ijut. Wedijefday James Hadfield, a prifoner in JNewgate for high treafon, was ferveil with a .copy of his Indictment, the names of the jury, and a lift ...
... 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 ...
... Briggs.—Mr. William Watson,nail maker, to Miss Frances Bingham.—Mr. Thos. Barker, filesmith, to Miss Harriet Mills.—Mr. James Hadfield, gardener, to Miss Rebecca Skelton Simpson. On Monday, Mr. John Field, of Dodworth, butcher, to Miss Elizabeth Watson ...
... Accounts of the Rise, IWrefs, and Development of the various Styles of Church ArcTuiectoie. By HENRY BOWMAN, Architect,and JAMES HADFIELD, Architect. London; John W. Parker, West -Strand. Thi* Day, No. IV., Oetaro, 4§., of Classical museum, a Journal of Philology ...