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... ineter. Same day, aged 6%, James Hatfield, who was tried at the Old ailey, in September, 1802, for firing » loaded pistol, in Drury Lane Theatre, at his Majesty George I11., and was acquitted on the ground of insanity. Same dey, aged 59, Mr. Darlington, of ...
... Stourbridge. Sols., Messrs. Clowes and King's Benchwalk, Temple ; Mr. Stourbridge. Reed Henry Joseph, late of Marquis-court, Drury lane, victualler, Jan. 27, at two, March 2, at one, Basinghallstrcet. Off. assignee, Mr. Lackington, Colemau-strcct-building ...
... Monday next, Jan. llth, IS4I, and during the week, Samuel Scott, the American L»ivcr, will run from Godfrey's White-Won, Drury lane, to Waterloo-bridge, and leap into the water, feet high from the bridge, and return back, within hour . very day during ...
... similar to China ink. Jan e-i Hatfield, who was tried the O'd Bailey in the mouth September, 18(2. for firing a loaded pistol, Drury Lane Theatre, King George the Third, and ac quitted o:i (lie ground insanity, died on the 23rd insf., in the s>xty-ii year ot ...
... Wallesbourne, Hastings.— Edward Richardson, merchant, Sunderland.—Henry Joseph Reed, victualler, late of Marquis-court, Drury-lane, Middlesex. — Francis Buckle, merchant, Leeds.—Richard Morris coach-maker, Gloucester. —Henry Marsden, cattle dealer, Cellan ...
... and house agents. —L. R. Beale, Marshall-street, Golden-square, packer and presser. —H. J. Reeo, late of Marquis-court, Drury-lane, victualler.— A. Oppenheim and W. Oppenheim, Mansell-street, Goodman's-fields, timber merchants.—S. S. Leak, Holt, Norfolk ...
... —Between and 5 o’clock on Monday afternoon some daring thief entered the tap room of tiie Duke of Wellington public bouse, in Drury-lane, and stole a piece salt beef, weighing 14 pounds, out of a saucepan while it was the fire boiling, and got clear off with ...
... eet. LOYD RICHARD BEALE, Marshall-street, packer, Jan. March 2. Mr. Fisher, Queen-street, Cheapside. HENRY JOSEPH REED, Drury-lane, victualler, Jan. 27, March 2. Mr. Dimmock, Size-lane. ARTHUR and WALTER MICHAEL OPPENHEIM, ManseU-street, timber merchants ...
... Che»pside. Pet. Cr. J. P. R. Shrapnel! anl William Shrapnel!, Bath, grocers. Seal. January 5. HENRY JOSEPH REED, Marquls-court, Drury.lane, victualler, January 27 and March SoL Mr. Dimmock, Siae.lane. Pot. Cr. John Nicholson, William Nicholson, Richard Pain Nicholson ...
... Lunatic. —James Hatfield who was tried at the Old Bailey, in the month of September 1802, for firing a loaded pistol, in Drury-lane Theatre, at His Majesty King George 111., aud acquitted the ground of insanity, died on Saturday, the 23d inst., in the ...
... Arthur and Walter Michael Oppenheim, Mansell-street, Goodman’s-fields, timber merchants.—Henry Joseph Reed, Marquis-court, Drury-lane, victualler.—Edward Vaughan Shipman, Hackney, victualler.—James Barlow, Birmingham, brassfounder.—Francis Buckle, l.eeds ...
... feet ten, with a head somewhat too large for his body, and extremely long arms. Ever since the plague had broken out in Drury-lane, it sessed. had haunted him like a spectre, and scattered the few faculties ‘he pos- In vain he tried to combat his alarm—in ...