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... firfi: Term, to the whole Credirors or tiie Lid William Grundibon the Bankrupt, to produce all their Claims, Rights, and Diligences jcorapuen.- to them, respectively, againfi the Bankrupt and hi- E'.b.te, in the Hands of Robert Lcith depute Clerk ot Seflion ...
... firft Term, to the whole Creditors of the fid William Grutuinron ib_ Bankrupt, ro produce all rhcir Claims. R'ghts, and Diligence* Comrwtcrtt to them, refpectively, againft the Bankrupt and his Eft.ite. in ihe Hand, of Robert Lcith depute Clerk of Sefiion ...
... the firft Term, to the whoie Creditors of the Liv ?? Grundttioo ihe Bankrupt, to produce all their Claims, R-ghts, and Di igeuce-. competent to them, refpectiveiy. againft the Bankrupt and his Eft.ue, in the Hands of Roberr Leith depute Clerk of Seffion ...
... particulars,—- Arithme. ic, — Fractions; Vulgar and Decimal. — The elements bf Algebra in all its bran- ?? in partnerfhip.—Bankrupt- cy, anu computations relating to compohtions. — Stock jobbings — The method of buying into, and felling out of the funds ...
... perfon or perfons wha.tfoever, except Mr. John Garlick and Mr. John Clay, AftTgnees of the eftate and effects of the (aid bankrupt, or to f'uch perfons as fhall be properly authorized by them, to receive rhe faid debts, notice whereof will fhorrly be given ...
... a- ny person or perfons whatfoever, except Mr. JohnGarlick and Mr. John Clay, Affignees of the eftate and ?? of the faid bankrupt, or to fuch perfons as fhall be properly authorized by them, to receive the faid debts, notice whereof will fhortly be given ...
... induced them to led to country jobbers or drovers, who, irom want of „ fuftkienr ftock, have ofen failed, and have become bankrupt. — And understanding likewife from many of the Engl 111 dealers and iarmers, that they wou'd willingly come down fiemlelves ...
... induced them to fell to country jobbers or drovers, who, from want of a fufficient ftock, have ofen failed, and have become bankrupt.— And underftandinw likewife from many of the Englifh dealers and farmers, that they would willingly come down ?? «o pnrrhafe ...
... induced them to fell to country jobbers or drovers, who, from want of a fufficient stock, hive ofen failed, and have become bankrupt. — And underftanding likewife from many of the Englifh dealers and farmers, tliat they would willingly come down themfelves ...
... lioufe in Lcith. *T7 Hefeas there' is reafori to believe W that TAMES tTRQpHART, late of Bufh- lane, London, Merchant, a bankrupt, tvho de- parted this realm in May laft, has nor hid infor- mation of a c mmiflion of bankruptcy having if- fued againft ...
... B. If the hoi'fe is not fold, it will be fet at Wl.it- fundav. . This day is publifhed, Price 6d. CONSIDERATIONS ON A : BANKRUPT LAW for SCOTLAND. Printed for R. and A. Foulis, Glafgow, and fold by W. Drummond, at Oilian's Head, Edinburgh, at whofe fhop ...
... creditors of the faid William Grieve, to produce all their claims, rights, and diligences competent to them, ag.-inft the bankrupt and his eflate, in the hands of Alexander Keith, Depute-clerk of Seffion, Clerk to the faid prooeff, and that for the firft ...