... common liar can neither nor harm : fuch a one, fays he, J fajl; neither truth nor faljhood can his turn. He is a fort of bankrupt m community, ftripp'd of all credit i ' no body can trull him, he can dec el . fl, body. To what a deplorable con . c mull ...

... attended with the moft fatal. Confluences, as it is with the molt certain Ruin ofthe Smugglers triemfelves, who not only bankrupt by their Lolfes, but are alfo often obliged to fly their na- tive Country, to fbun a Punilbment their illicit and fo pernicious ...

... women • ( to 4 Atterbury's lermons 296 ' Baker's hiiloryof the polype (527 Ballads 52. 104. 200. 344 Ballads from the army Bankrupts law Baptifm. Anfwer to treatife cn the fubjeft and modes 344 Challenge in reply to the penny anfwer to a 6 penny challenge ...

... out of lawful cujlody. An ad for allowing carts to be drawn with four horfes. —An to prevent the committing of frauds bv bankrupts.—An ad to make the hamlet of Bethnal Green, in the parifh of St Dunjlan, Stepney, in the county of Middlefex, a Jeparate ...

... themfelves of the burden of an eftate, attended with numberlefs cares, tedious and intricate accounts, knavifh ftewards, bankrupt tenants, repairs and taxes! How many bleflings daily hear ! and how great a v does this fpirit of dijffipation gain 1 mong ...

... intends to become a fraudulent bankrupt, and to fly beyond feas with as much ready money he can get, always apply to thefe buyers of bargains, rather than to a pawnbroker: and the fatt is really fo. The goods of unfortunate bankrupts are often, 'tis true, found ...

... of one exception to they call their privileges, with re-Bafd to tradefmen, and ia general to fuch Perfons as may become bankrupts; will /they not admit of any, when thequeftion 18 about the publick fecurity, and the very e xiftence of the government ...

... and of frofty weather. Nay they have been no lefs fortunate in their perfons than in their politicks: fome of them from bankrupts, enjoy the affluence of princes; and from the dread once of a jail, now find themfelves fuddenly transported into a palace ...

... high living, thole who can live upon their fubftance will give over bulinefs, and moll of thofe who cannot, will become bankrupts ; that unlefs we provide a foreign fupply, our poor labouring people will have no mailers to keep them at work, and confequently ...

... addrefs to his brethren 544 Dalton's fermons 596 epiftles 152 Dcniel's LXX. weeks eX' plained 252 Davis's laws relating to bankrupts 348 Dawes's mifcellanea critics 8 . . Dawfoni oratioanniverfari3 100 Day's work of the fates 25 i Death, the uncertainty ...

... expiated ? As thou haft but one life then to forfeit, thou wilt fay perhaps, Alas, for pity ! that, in this cafe, jujlice is bankrupt, and cannot fatisfy fuch an infinity of claims; and thou wilt fay true. But if thou haft the leafl particle of honefly remaining ...

... culpable than Bruce's 52 2. Of letting afide his fon and filler See Bruce, Bruce and Baliol Baliol, Marjory, her genealogy Bankrupts, two fraudulent ones pilloried and tranfported Baptifin, offponfors and thecrofs in it 7 . Barometer, its appearances in ...