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... Our Welfare to advance, 'Then a Fifhing we do go, &c. The People now are groaning Beneath a heavy Debt ; And will be foon a Bankrupt, Unlefs we caft the Net, Then a Ft filing let us go, let's go, &c. For Food, whilft other Nations, Upon their Fields rely ...
... fet on F oot divers Negociations lonh cs ' ?? tending to maintain tiie Repofe ofthe 'land the Safety of Europe. — Becaufe bankrupt ?? has no Money to engage in a new War. ...
... in Scotland. The fame Day a Bill was order d h\ for the better Relief of the Creditors ot iueh Merchants as thail become Bankrupts in Scotland; ?? advo- cate and Colonel Haldane are to prepare and bring in the fame. Yefterday the Commons read a fecond ...
... Bill for the Ahbrcv- chaelmas Term, and ordered that the Bill I* Read a 2d Time, and committed, the Bill ■ the Creditors of bankrupt Merchants inSco:- tbe Bill for amending an A£b in the 29th oil- relating to the Atteftation of Devifes of real t Received ...
... Duties in lieu thereof. On Friday next a Committee of the whole Houfe meets upon the Bill for Relief of the Credi- tors of Bankrupts tn Scotland. Received the Report of the Amendments made by the Committee to the Bill tor fecuring the Duties on Tobacco, ...
... give umbrage to the Britifh court 302. The Pr. Stadtholder inf!ailed Marquis of Flufhing ib. A bill in relation to Scots bankrupts the Commons, but put - off 303. A its pafled 303, 4. The King's fpecch 304. Mr Murray fet at liberty A further account of ...
... each. London. LEave was given the Commons, 2. to bring in a bill for the betas l ' ie crec^tors fuch merchants wll become bankrupts in Scotland; the Lord Advocate and Col. Haldane Cr ordered to prepare it; inftruftions given thefe gentlemen on the 6th, ...
... tuous Liqu; rs, — ~r-~»Yeftefday the Houfe met in a Com- mittee upon the Bill for the better Relief of th*? Creditors of Bankrupts in Scotland, and made fevcral Amendments jhereto^ which are to be reported on Friday next. They write from Newcaftle, that ...
... afcertaining the Admea- lse Meal, &c— — Yefterday read a3d l l h> Bill relating to fpirituous Liquors, and M-f Jthe Creditors of bankrupt Merchants IT The fame Day the Houfe agreed to the ?? the Bill for allowing further Time IB 5 .? L sto enquire into the Claims ...
... 4. 208. Gen. Anftruther 149,50. 208. the linen-bill lyo. the ftyle-bill ib. the clergy and landholders petition 207. the bankrupt-bill 303. They appoint committee to revile the laws relating to felonies 45-. This committee's report, and the rcfolctions ...
... of beauty's gone, And ev'n the very fign took down: Yet grieve not at the fatal blow; For you break a while, know > 'Tis bankrupt-like, more rich to grow. A fairer lign you'll foon hang up, And with frelh credit open Ihop : For nature's pencil (hall trace ...