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... The credit of a great Banking Company in Scotland grows every day more dubious. Ev. A great underwriter wiil not be made bankrupt, his affairs being now placed in the hand of and it is generally imagined that after paying twenty millings he will have ...
... out next Tuefday for Wybourg, to view fome Cataracts in that neighbourhood ; which excurfton will take up about fix days. Bankrupts. Abraham Towers, of Kingston upon Hull, Bookseller.*Thomas Comyn, of Exchange Alley, Cornhill, London, Merchant. Adam Kroll ...
... in order to fave the Reputation the Trouble and the Expence of another Fine, cafe of his own E'eath. Mr. N ■ being now a Bankrupt, the Eftate is feifed by the Creditors, and muft be totally loft to the real Proprietors, unlefs he purchafes it mew. The ...
... filver Huff wailtcoats full trimmed, coloured and buckles. And on Sunday the 6th of September, ,the Court go out of mourning. Bankrupts. John Johnson, of Winchelsea, in Sussex, Grocer and Linen Draper ; Edward Rock, of Idle, in Yorkfhire, Miller; Sam. Mortimer ...
... and the States leparated without knowing whether they were to mtet again or not. This depends on his Majefty's pleafure. Bankrupts. Thomas Dawnes and William fackfon the younger, of Bafinghall-ftreet, London, Biackwell-hall faftors.??Richard Ingleneld ...
... before the or chief Magifrate, on their arrival the place where they are bound to, that the crews are free from all infe&ion. Bankrupts. William Cookfon, of Kingfton Hall, merchant. —John Pickerfgill and James Pickerfgill, of Rippon, in Yorkfhire, merchants ...
... of this Paper, rewarded for their Trouble. SOUTHAMPTON. NOW Selling, under prime Cofr, at the Shop of LEE and KUr,*NISON, Bankrupts, St, Michael s.Square, by Order the Afllgnees, A large Aflbrtment of Linen and Woollen-Drapery, Mercery, Hofiery, and Ha ...
... Lytic, of Ayot St. Lawrence county of Hertford, E ton Leigh, his Majelty's Attorney-Genera! nis province of South Carolina. Bankrupts. Robert Sidiall, of Woollen-draper.âMai: ice Ronayne, and Oliver of London, Merchants'.âRichard cf Ch Vintner. Samuel ...
... SOUTHAMPTON. M Selling, under prime Coll, at the ? hop of LEE &nd GUNNISON, Bankrupts, St. Michael s Square, by Order the Affignees, A large AfTortment of Linen and Woollen-Drapery, Mercery, Hofiery, and Haberdalhery Goods. All Perfons indebted the Eftate ...
... SOUTHAMPTO M Selling, under prime Coll, the ?, ° LEE KUNNISON, Bankrupts, in St. Michael s Square, Order the Amgnees, A large Aflbrtment of Linen and Woollen Dnmery, Mercery, Hofiery, and Flaberdafhery Goods.' %* All Perfohs indebted theEflate of the ...
... five hundred of them had been accommodated with pafftge to Porto Rico, and the reft were to follow as opportunity offered. Bankrupts. Andrew Wilkinfon, of Cripplegate, London, Victualler. —Elizabeth Bell, and Samuel Bell, of St. Giles's, the Fields, Tim ...
... draughts, and cafh, in the hands of the faid partners, or any of them in the faid partnerfhip fhop, at the time they became bankrupts, and bills and notes in their hands at that time, which faid bills, notes, and calh arifing from them, have, hath been, fince ...