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... appointed 3 S j minent Merchants to be Troftees. Private Letters from Leghorn by Ibis Poft roake mention of feveral more Bankrupts in that City, a- moos them one Dacofta a Jew, for coniiderabls Sums of Money; By the Awl* fea. Man of W*r 3 arrived from ...
... pubbck Securities, which thereupon fell near 3 4ihs per Cent. But tho' it is given out by fome, that many may hereby become Bankrupts _ yet otheis are ia hopes, that when the Flota's fcitedts are delivered* Mr. Woodward will be able to fatisty his Creditors ...
... fo gre3t a Sum as 'tis reported was lent by them on the Credit of the aforefaid EfTefts. The Aflignees of the Statute of Bankrupt taken out againft the faid Woodwards have required, that they appear before them To- morrow, aud the 7th and 14th of next ...
... known to the Plaintiff. The Biil which Mr. Alderman Bernard prefent- ledlaft Saturday, for preventing Frauds commit- ted by Bankrupts, and by the Executors and Ad- Iminiftratcrs of Traders dying infoivent, and .or I the Relief of the Creditors of Traders ...
... aic pollened or Eitates in i^ee, or fcr Lives, or Terms ot Years, to make Conveyances or Afiignmentsoffuch Eftates. Bythe Bankrupts Bili now depending, the Fees for taking out a Sta- tute which amounted to 40 or 50 1. are reduced to 81. or lefs. There are ...
... Seflions, to prevent ths running of V/00l iroai EngiamUad Ireland to to- reign Parts \ -which was ordered accordingly. The Bankrupts Bill is alfo dropt. ...
... paffing, a Will would be made for the Ruin of cut Minufa-^ures here. And amonglt thole which were r Hired ior dropping the Bankrupts BiH, one w^s, That the Privileges of the Peeis were in the grea r eft Dan- ger, fincea Power was given to the CemmifTioners ...
... did not *, and that as a good Part of their Capital belonged to him, he thought he was ill liferf; in having a Statute of Bankrupt taken our aga'uft him. Upon which a Committee was appointed to meet him To nior> row, to fetile Actompts with birri. P. S ...
... Chamberlain of her Majefty's Houfhold, ffodangeroufty ill, that his Life was defpaired hz Commiflioners of the Statutes of Bankrupt- taken out agaii.ftMr. Rohinfon, bte Chillier, |.Mr. Thomfon Wrrehoufe keeper to the Cha- ?? Corporation, frequently meet ...
... the Judges to confider ofthe Laws jn Force concerning Bankrupts, and ofthe Defedh there may be therein, and to prepare and bring in Heads for a Bill, for preventing Frauds commit- ted by Bankrupts, which was moved for by the Lord Carteret, who obferved ...
... Cafe of ons Perfon or ■ more in way of Copartnery, they might have Re- courfe to, by virtue of the Statutes in Force 'gaind Bankrupts. Tnzt the Creditors had applied to the Mdnagersfor Payment of their juft Debts, and as laft, prefs'dfor a general Saleof ...
... Allegations oi the Bill *, after which their Lordfhips ordered the Proceedings of the Ccmmif- floners of the faid Statutes of Bankrupts to be hid before them. In the General Court Yefterday of the South Sea Company, sir John Syles offered, that towards difcharging ...