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... West, Rutter, and other public sin; HATFIELD AND THE DUKE During the cam a ign in Flanders, the Du quently attended if y James Hadfield, then Regiment of Light Horse, as his orderly d vidual at one time had the good life—or at any rate te his being brirgitig ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Proceedings in the Case of James Napper Tandy and Harvey Morris, Esqrs. attainted of High Treason, A.D. 1800. 17. Trial of James Hadfield, at the Bar of the Court of King's Bench, for High Treason, A.D. 1800. [Now first published.] London : Printed for Longman ...
... D. 1799, 1800. • Proceet.lirn!s in the Case of James NE ey Morris, Esqs attainted of High Treaso • AND, 1 17. Trial of James Hadfield, at the Bar „ Bench, for High Treason, A.D.iyoo. : el l ' London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Re • P. M. Iticl,ardson ...
... ING-HOU:4ES, and SHOPS, situate, standing and bean; to the front a Chesterstreet, in Chorlton Row, now in the occupation of James Hadfield and Robert Baron, at rents, amounting theei tier to £.32 lir. 241. per annum. And also all those Six newly-erected Messuages ...
... to use your exertions to be- stow such unspeakable and indescribable happiness on Your most humble servant and devoted JAMES HADFIELD. TO J. W. PARKINS, ESQ. Sir — l am ignorant whether you received the letter which 1 took the liberty of addressing lo ...
... of the middle horses of each Royal carriage During the campaign in Flanders, the Duke York was frequently attended by James Hadfield, then a private in the 15th reg. of Light Horse, as his orderly dragoon. This individual at ooe time had tne good fortune ...
... HADFIELD, THE LUNATIC. James Hadfield (not Hatfield) confined in New Bethlem Hospital, under an es post facto operation of Stat. 39 and 40 Geo. 111. c. 94, for firing a pistol at his late Majesty, was not, as has been asserted, frequently visited by his ...
... butt of the piece, in a mourn, ing position. During the campaign in Flanders, the Duke of York fe. quently attended by James Hadfield, then a private in lit lid Regiment of Light llorse, his orderly dragoon. This indifidml at one time had the good fortune ...
... lANECDOTES uF THE LATE OF YORK. During the campaign in Flanders, his late Royal His) I ness was frequently attended by James Hadfield, then e 'arivate in the 15th Regiment of Light Horse, as his orderly dragoon. This individual, at one time had the gone ...