... inditing, Under the painted wigs, both bob and full, —Moall pade for livuir here. John Bull. Advert em est. OW upon file, a bankrupt ifland, To any granger that will buy land.— The lirthright, note, for further fatif faction, is gratii. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Robert and George Forrefters chapmen, debtors to Glafgow merchants in between and 6001. Sterling, were found fraudulent bankrupts by the court of fefTion on the 23d, and ordained to be pilloried at Glafgow on the 10th of Auguft, and then tranfported to ...

... (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 ...

... 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 ...