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... 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 ...
... not perform a tithe of the labour which they ought to do. Stealing. —Henry for stealing memorandum book the property of James Hadfield, was brought up to answer the charge, but was remanded until Monday under the cxpectatidn that further evidence would ...
... guardians on monday morning for neglect of work and desire your influence and Aid for releave our distress. Vours respectfully James Hadfield.” The Chairman also read a report from the Governor, staling that fourteen of the inmates were locked up fourteen hours ...
... Home Shoes puhlic.boese, before J. Taylor, Esg , borough coroner, view of the body ot a child named John Hadfieldouni or James Hadfield, spinner, of Stable-row, St. Helena, Little Bolton. The deceased was a very fine looking child. and s aged nine months ...
... Deatugate. Hyrettv SLLSON, who was remanied on the previous Thursday chorged with stealing account book belonging to James Hadfield, Union Buildings, was discharged there being no evidence to ruminate JANI,3 ECKEKIRAY, and Watour Toxu, living in the ...
... Before 11. S. Stanhope. E*)„ Tin,relay. October 8. Ra. Boardman, Mealliou*e-l«nc— Ja». Gibbon*, Howell Croft—admitted, James Hadfield. Union Buddm**— admitted,—Jonathan Hardman. Crook-street—admitted,— Jonathan Hatlam. Moor-lane—admitted,— rhoma* Holland ...
... again lotoken, Oct. 30. 1795; spin when the Qui•en received a blow from a stone, Feb. G. 1796 ; an attempt we, made by one James Hadfield. a didamded and insane collier, to shoot the king at Drury-lane theatre, May 15, 1600. ...
... He was ordered imprisoned in the New Bailey until was removed to the head quarters of the regiment. CLAiM FOR Wages.—James Hadfield speared to summons obtained against him Elisabeth Redman. The complainant was employed by as piecer, and she claimed from ...