... Care and Exaftnefs. By Order of the Afftgnees of the Eftate and E fells of churl- Naefmith late oj Wakefield, Merchant, a Bankrupt JPt^V? ?? ccrc ? y a conce rned, that the faid Chart «aSshv rh_.°r furre dred or fubmitted himfclt coi examined by the ...

... die Hopes ofa bU worthy ofhis illuftrious Father. Saturday laft Robert and George Forrefters Ch** were declared fraudulent Bankrupts by the (V Seflion, (as having embezzled to the A mount . twixt y and 600 1- Sterl. contra&ed fom the Mf. of Glafgow, without ...

... very moderately zt one Million* above; twelve -Millions have been raifed, this farft- bleffed Year of Peace, upon this poor Bankrupt Nation. A Sum almoft double to the Supplies granted in any one Year of Queen Anne's Wars. I* re main Yours,, &c. Camber, ...

... the Parifli of Cum noel By Order oftbe Afftgnees of the Eftate and Effefis of Cm Naefmitb late of Wakefield, Me rrt: am , a Bankrupt, Th-fc ate to certify al! concerned, tliat the faid Cbbi. Naefmirh harh not furrendred or fubmirted himfclt to is examined ...

... Duke. In a _,omm tteu went through the 1311 relating to tne Iniurances of Snips, with Amendments; alio that relating to Bankrupts. ' I is reported that his Majefty will in a few Days com- municate to both Houfes of Parliament the i lan for a general ...

... Monday next, and the further Con- fideration of tiie Militia Bill, till Thurfday next. To-day the Lords went through the Bankrupt Bill. Read and committed foi Thurfday that for allowingfur- ther time to take the Ouths ; alio that for better regu kiting ...

... George Forrcfters, , men, ordained by tne Lords to be pillory'd at gV the ioth Inilant, and thereafter banifhed, as fnu;. Bankrupts, were carried hence for that Place, unc : Elccrte. This Day was regiilred in his Majefly's Chap.:: Commiffion in favour of ...

... Time for Enrolment of Deeds made by Pa- pifts. Adjourned to Tuefday. The Commons paffed the Bill for preventing Frauds by Bankrupts. Ordered the Expiring Law Bill to be engroftl*d. In a Committee ordered the Sinking Fund Bill to be reported on Tuefday. ...

... by fuperior Force got Acceis to the Townhoufe, and having purchafed a new Rope, they by the Affiftanee and Direction of a bankrupt Prifoner then in the Townhoufe, fix'd the fame to the Bell and fet it a ringing, threatnmg to beat and bruife fuch as told ...

... the Lofles our Mer- chants fuftain, the Complaints ofthe Deadnefs of Trade and Scarcity of Money, whereby many are become bankrupt : But we hope things will fooiv take antoher Turn, as Letters from the Hague af-- fure, that we fhall fee in a little time ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...