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... mum IfIPMPMMMIRegiIIM, T T E. Bread Street-MN, &dee, ;d May, WHER EAS a Comillion of Bankrupt under the Crest Seal of bearing date at Weflminfter the illth day of March hash been awarded and ifrued againft JAMES BALL. MER, late of the City Chambers, ...
... England would then owe two hundred - millions. What mutt, added he, be our condition, if we were joined to • this bankrupt nation, for bankrupt I fear they will loon be. He laid the Parliament • of Ireland now &tin( is the greatefl'affetnbly in the world ...
... in the Court of Common Pleas, to try whether a Gentleman worth ao,oool, was a trader, fo as to make him an object of the bankrupt law. The prifoner on the trial fwore he had frequently dealt with this Qentleman in Ipfwich (where he refided), and alto ...
... in the Court of Common Pleas, to try whether a Gentleman worth ao,oool, was a trader, fo as to make him an object of the bankrupt law. The prifoner on the trial fwore he had frequently dealt with this Qentleman in Ipfwich (where he refided), and alto ...
... apprifed of the finifhing-ftroke lately given at Philadelphia to the existence of the Continental treafury.—Bankrupt on the Delaware, and bankrupt in Paris, there remains now only to fcize the pefuns o£-the Continental Congrefs to end the retie:l:on, and ...
... maone) H of treating it. BY BENJAMIN M-OSELEY, Surge** , at u t Jamaica.' Bread Lowing, 3d Mby, 1780. WHEREAS a Commiflion of Bankrupt under the Great Seal of -Mu TA bearing date at Weftininfter the iSth day of March i 80, bath been awarded and iffued aga ...
... and include the Laws of Trade and ren, Infii: awe, Bills of Excha,ige, Factor age, ].ions on Go by fa6e,..s and attornies, Bankrupt, Cal riage Lind and water, Contra as and (ales of Goods, Wharfage, &c. to which are added the Law. of Me Valid under the ...
... Patriots of London lock up their treafure as fecurely from the public fervice, as they fhould do Thom certain pilfering bankrupts of their own body, ttill will the public caufe find defenders and refources to maintain it againit the common enemy. The ...
... the William and Charlotte, the. Lord Sheffield, had by an accident not Wel) , deivered, and the underwriters had proved bankrupts, on whom wolild the loft have Wen' ith, He conceives that The Receiver , Cenral have tultained' the Ms, if any had happened; ...
... Charles the 12th 12mo. Comyn's Digest (by .Familiar Letters 8vo. Kyd) 6 vols. royal 8vo..Miles's conduct of France Cooke's Bankrupt Laws .Humes's History of England 2 vols. 6vo..land, with Smollet's con- Ihert on diftreffes tiro. , n t ; v.)l . Wilson on ...
... Chsirlus the Bvo. rlth tzmo. Comyns's Digeit (by Familiar Liters Bvo, Kyd) 6 vols. royal 8r o. condwit of France Cooke's Bankrupt Laws Hume's History of Eng-2 vols. /Ivo. land, with SmolltA's oon- Gilbert on diftreffes Bvo. tinuation 13 vols. Bvo. Wilfon ...
... include the Laws-of Trade aud Commerce, Info's:ice, Bills of Exchanr,e, Facloi age, I.!lns on Goods by fado.s and attornics, Bankrupt, Carriage by land and water, CoatracT.; and (ales of (age, &c. to which arc ;saes! the Laws of under the different titles ...