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... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...