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... New- Rate, who certified in liii return, that before the comm,; the writ to him, njmoty, on the 16lh day of M iv Ujt, James Hadfield was committed to hit custody, by under the hand and seal of his Grace the Duke of High Treason, in compassing and imagining ...
... ar.d ith. mails from Hamburgh arrived this morning, but they bring nothing fo recent the French accounts. This morning James Hadfield was brought up the Court of King's Bench, under the care the keeper of Newgate, to be acquainted bis trial would come ...
... adj situate, standing, and being also to the front of the street, and near the cen‘re of Eccles, in the oc- cupation of James Hadfield; John Bradburn Elizabeth Lomas. ’ and The whole of the above Property is Freehold of Inheritance, and freé from any chief ...
... Highland Laddie, to Mr. John Sid- dell; Benjamin Riley, Brown Cow, to Thomas Cook; Thomas Cook, Tontine, to John ewton; James Hadfield, Star Inn, to Joseph Lingard: SiimP[EURDs' TEA PARTY AND BALI,.-On Thursday the 1st the annual tea party and ball, for ...
... Peers, formerly of Liverpool, Lancashire, since of Childerthornton, Cheshire,and lateof Liverpool, Lancashire, butcher; James Hadfield lato Bolton-le-M oors, Lancashire, cheesemonger; John Smi h, la!e Manchester, Lancashire, gentleman and victualler Joseph ...
... standing together, near the said Factory, and opposite the Cottage?, forming lot 6, now or late in the occupations of James Hadfield and others The houses in the two last lots (with the exception of one, which unbundled) are in good repair, and have been ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... occupies Finale, and his advanced polls extend to Oneglia. We underftand that the Privy Council have; determined that James Hadfield, who fired the piftol at his Majefty's box, (hall immediately be! brought to trial, and a Special Commilfion is to be ...
... Liverpool, by the Rev. t. L. Towsnsend, Mr. James Wright, of Liver- pDol, to Mery, o.ungest daughter of the late Mr. James Hadfield, of Sslford. On the 26th tilt., at St. Chad's, by the Rev. G. Green, Mr. Patrick Mkilligan, to Miss Margaret MlCourt, ...
... held an inquest at the Black Horse public house, Waterwheddings, respecting the death of a boy of ten years of ago, named James Hadfield, who was killed in the colliery of Mr. Bunkerley, at Count Hill. Whilst the deceased was at wort in the mine on Saturday ...