... prevail or not, over all folid, national confutations; whether we are to be free or flnves, an independent nation, or 1 a bankrupt appendix to a hungry and neceffitous el'&Vte. The option is obvious, and the mull fcon made, or it will foon make itfelf ...

... (hip : but if there were no fuch thing as infurance, every man would be obliged to bear his own lofs; which would render him bankrupt, he were a man of imall capital: and when it is known, that fuch a man has imbaiked a great part of his capital in one bottom ...

... concufs Henry Mowat to defert Sir James's fervice. That upon Mr Sinclair's coming to reclaim Mowat, the Earl cried, There's the bankrupt Sinclair; and add re fling himfelf to thofe in company with him, he exprefled him-* felf to this purpofe, Damn ye, uncover ...

... about, which conr tains following articles, The political auction ; or, A catalogue of all the Jlock in trade of the of ———, bankrupt. N° i. A curious Spanijh Cabinet, with a hundred private drawers, valued at 100,000 I.— (becaufe feveral invaluable things ...

... the farmers iri all parts of the kingdom, for want of a market for their goods, nor do I wonder at many of them becoming bankrupt. A man of fortune, who lives in London, may, in plays, operas, routs, affemblies, French cookery, French fauces, and French ...

... bright upon dulnefs, my friends now infill, that it would be thought dulnefs indeed, or a plain confeflion of my being a bankrupt jn wit, if don't immediately thofe bills of difcredit you have drawn upon me: For, fay they, your dealing with him like a ...

... For every mile above three and not exceeding ten, For every mile exceeding ten, 2s. 6d. 10 o . oUeftration0 Ue ftration of bankrupt tenant's etfefts, fuch a) the higheft not exceeding 11. >t (hall be judged reafonable the Sheriff; Ji. the loweft not under ...

... Hungary and King 1 Sardinia, for many years to come whid 1 indeed exliauft our national gold and fnver, and confequently der us bankrupt before the war be at 1 end . neither which are in the 1 danger 01, the war puffied with Uifii Netherlands a* well t' jy; ...

... their decay'd circuraftances from whence it hath been obferved, that the Gaxette ufually abounds with an uncommon number of bankrupts after the drawing of every lottery. the mean time, this is an harveft to J evjs,fock-jobbers, brokers, and office-kecpert ...

... certainly a gallant princefs, and a very fine woman ; but we are not therefore to fpend all we have upon her, and become bankrupts in her fervice. Let us have fome regard for Old England, our native country, and not fuffer her to fall facrifice to any ...