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... Provinces of Hol- land, Utrecht, and Guelderland, which being a Sovereignty by itfelf, was always always a common Refuge for Bankrupts, fo as the County of Vianen bor- dering upon it, and belonging to Count Vander Lippe, is ftill upon (Jme Mr. Whitworth the ...
... To Day the Sword-Blade Company ftopt Payment, tho'they were aftifted by the Bank with 100000 lib. in Specie» A Statute of Bankrupt is taken out againft Midford and Martine^ 2 Ban- kets in Cornhill. Stocks from the Whitehall Evening Poft Sept. 24* This ...
... of the Di- rectors when he might give his Opinion thereon. 'Us a great Surprize to hear among the reft, that a Statute of Bankrupt is taken out againft the famous Mr. Long the Bankier, his Coach and Hories to be feized, and himfelf in Prifon in the Counter ...
... Nfcftafing Eftates there, building fine Houfes, and in every thin imitating k\ • • II a/ *W ieir Betters, are now become Bankrupts, ana bave by Neceffity, fliut up their then Shops, becaufe they could not keep them up any longer. However for the Comfort ...
... Alley, as well as the Letter of Equity of thole Contracts, is fufficieni to enforce the performance of them. Commiffions of Bankrupt are awarded againft the 2 Harcourts a fore- mentioned, alfo ag3inft Melfiurs Goufperts 2 Brothers Merchants of London., Mr ...
... their Lofws. Yefterday Meffieurs Mefsfoord and Marlines late Bankers in ZornbiUweM sxamindat Guildhall: ?? ofthe Statute of Bankrupt: It appeanM that their Creditors were about 300 in Number, and that their DekW amounted to about 170000 L* 'lis computed ...
... have been feduced with the T glittering Idol: However the Lord Chancellor is like to reap a fine Sum from ths Statute of Bankrupts. 'Tisdilcourfed, that the Lords Trevor and Harcourt, upon the Repre- fentatioi-S made to them by Sir John B— t one ofthe ...
... Mellieurs Cox and Cleves,Bankiers in Cornhill who have ftopt Payments, » ?? Jfmt up their Shop to Day; fothat the Statute of Bankrupt will be put in Execution againtt them. Mr. Jervinham the great Bankier in Covent Gar- den is (aid to have ftopt Payment, ...
... their Subfcriptions Capital Stock may [ 0 the fame, by making the remaining Payments in Bonds of the faid bmpany. Statutes of Bankrupt are taken againft Mr. Aitkinfon and Ir. Blackwood Merchants, and Mr. Holiday a Silk Thrufter, and Mr. Irieves a Linen Draper ...
... Importance. I Mean Time fome of the Members of the faid Con i pany exprefs their Op- Stion without Doors, of engaging with a Bankrupt Company, as they .fume to Stile that of the South Sea : But perhaps when^they come to be ■uainted with the aforenamed Propofition ...
... to one anothers Doors. Meffieurs Bland and Doveßankiers in Lombard-ftreet having for fometime ftopt Payment, a Statute of Bankrupt was laft Saturday taken out againft them. Mr. Wonley the great Bankier near Temple Bar,- of whom we lately gave fome private ...
... of Foregin Gold for Holland We hear and are aflured to be true, that fix or 8 more Merchants are gone aiide: A Statute of Bankrupt is daily expe&ed againft Madam the Widow Cock who we formerly mention'd was a great Remitter of Money to Holland,and had ...