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... tafie of pleafure high? Why patronize lure death of ev ry joy ? Charm riches ? why chufe beggry in the grave, Of ev'ry hope a bankrupt ! and for ever ? Life' sjoyforicb, thou canfl not wifhfor more? Ambition, Pleafure, Avarice, perfuade thee To make that world ...
... fchools. By John Holmes. Part x. 1/. Some papers proper to be read before the Royal Society. 6d. The law for andagainjl bankrupts. s.6d. The book of the of Zabdeel, the fon of Abdeel. Is. A letter to the Rev. Mr Carte, author of the full anfwer to the ...
... ry day s debate, Peter had long been knocking at the gate- Hi s zeal rank, fofurious was his heaU They promised more the bankrupt, than tk( *In Pope's epitaph Craggs. •' ...
... prefent gloomy times abroad, to fee fo many of our Mer- at home giving way, no lefs than 4 of the ere in laft Gazette as Bankrupts j one of them 000 1. and another for above that Sum, i it is that there never was a Time when - ti- red as now, when all ...
... be allowed ever to marry again, during the life of a deferted huiband or wife ; for fuch a defcrter is, in my opinion, a bankrupt as to that faith which is the foundation of marriage, and ought never again to be truded. his would, I believe, prevent all ...
... Senfe ! Yearly to purchafe Infamy And Lols, at God knows what Expence? What thu' the Millions ceafkfs pi>ur Ft tun out the Bankrupt Nation's Purfc, \i'Th'j::fa:*as (well their private Store, Do Courtiers fare at ail the worfe? Thee, Infr eft, Thee to thy ...
... have any Wifdom •or Honefty left, we fhould begin to think feriouf- ly of providing for the Safety of a divided and al- moft bankrupt Nation, by leaving the Care ofthe Balance of Power to the Princes on the Continent, letting Hi » fhift for itfelf, and w ...
... contrary. And certain it is, there never was a Time when Con- cord was more wifhed for than at this Day : The very Lift of Bankrupts in Saturday's Gazette is a melancholy Sign ofthe Decay of our Trade j and that our Merchants who had their Wines brought ...
... belonging to the Subjects of Greut Britain, and on Merchandized or Efte&s Ldwii theieon. AnA&fo* amending the Laws relating to Bankrupts. An A6i more effectually to prevent the Frauds and Abules committed jn the Admeafurement of Coals with- in the City and Liberty ...
... are to prevail or not, over all folid, n ?? Gonfideracionsi whether we are to be i.cc or Saves, an independent Nation, or a bankrupt Ap- pendix to a hungry and neceffitous Bt*__fcYte. The Option is obvious, and the Choice muft: be foon made, or it will foon ...
... Nation is like Cre- dit in a private Perfon; and when any Nation has loft its Honourf flic is in the Eye ofher Sifter States a Bankrupt. Is itpoflfele for any Man to be lb blind as not to perceive that the Houfe of Bourbon does now meditate a new War 2 Can ...
... came into the miniftry, but, by their bad management, or fome unlucky accidents, increafe it from year to year, and turn bankrupt in the end. Others again, a'tho'by faving and good management they have made fome fmall ftock } yet, having placed 1 . f ...