#james hadfield

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[formerairline]

Rock Formations Special New Years Version

2025/1/10 (Fri) Koenji SUBstore

Acts:

Looprider (Ryotaro x Haruka Ambient Duo)

former_airline

DJs:

James Hadfield

Takuya Suto

Open: 19:00

¥1,000 + drink

[formerairline]

former_airline’s new cassette tape has been featured on a blog :Tokyo Dross - Notable Japanese releases of 2019 (Spring edition) by James Hadfield.

https://tokyodross.blogspot.com/2019/04/notable-japanese-releases-of-2019.html

[tiny-librarian]

On the 15th of May, the King, who, while his health was good, was always most active in fulfilling the onerous duties which devolved upon him, attended the field exercises of the Grenadier battalion of the Guards, in Hyde Park, when a gentleman named Ongley, a clerk in the Navy Office, was shot by a musket ball, during the volley firing, whilst standing but twenty-three feet from the King. The wound was not dangerous—through the fleshy part of the thigh—and it was immediately dressed; and it might have passed off as an accident, but for an event which occurred later in the day. The cartouch-boxes of the soldiers were examined, but none but blank cartridges were found. So little indeed was thought of it, that the King, who said it was an accident, stopped on the ground for half an hour afterwards, and four more volleys were fired by the same company before he left.

The King was a great patron of the Drama, and on that evening he visited Drury Lane Theatre, where, “by command of their Majesties,” were to be performed “She would, and she would not,” and “The Humourist;” but scarcely had he entered the box, before he had taken his seat, and whilst he was bowing to the audience, than a man, who had previously taken up a position in the pit close to the royal box, took a good and steady aim with a horse-pistol, with which he was armed, at His Majesty, and fired: luckily missing the King, who with the utmost calmness, and without betraying any emotion, turned round to one of his attendants, and after saying a few words to him, took his seat in apparent tranquillity, and sat out the whole entertainment. He had, however, a narrow escape, for one of the two slugs with which the pistol was loaded, was found but a foot to the left of the royal chair.

[poete]

Epitaph, of My Poor Jack, Squirrel II

James Hadfield 1834 Ink and watercolour on paper

James Hadfield was committed to Bethlem after attempting to assassinate King George III at Drury Lane theatre. He was the first person to be found not guilty by reason of insanity. He made several versions of this illustrated poem, which he sold to visitors.