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... aignees, in fach cafes, lhall reflore the full amount of fums reccived by their oflicer.- The affignees contenderl, that the bankrupt bad borrowed a part of the money on inter elt, before he was tr-afurer, and thought they had only a right to refund the money ...
... I A merchant in the city being a bankrupt, lb 'and fufpefted of having 'concealed 9001. w as tc le committ'ed' to prifon on Monday lalt, having A ?? apprehended by a warrant from the bi le Commiffioners of Bankrupt. p1 ,k Mr. Milner, of Balden, near ...
... Truftees of the late Robert .,A' ,'mple, Writer to the Signet. 'Tfie cafe was, that the Refpondents having t 'bt upon the Bankrupt Eflate of Dar- rmck, their Faftor had received-and difcharg- -i th;e debt in the year 1771, givIAg rp the pe., 'ltiex. More ...
... wounded, without, I am happy to add, having done usany damage. a i I am, &c. ROBERT TOMLINSON. -Sir Thomas Pafley, Bart. &c.' BANKRUPT a JanesDevey, of Shrew9bury, Shrepfhiire, upholder. James Poole, of Preffon, Lancaihire, grocer. James Prefton Smart, of ...
... the Excile Office, in Broad-ftreet. The el prefent multiplicity of buflnefs is the caufe of this meafure. ot The number of Bankrupts, which was 2S, in ly the Gazette of Saturday,-Nov. 16, was with- ve in five of the number (3 3) wvhich were calcu- 3n lated ...
... have been led on by Championnet in tri per^on. Le -as tie, BPANCRUPXFCr ENLARGRD. Er ,jamesiDix, of Falmouth, mariner. g - BANKRUPTS. thl John Robfcon, of the Borough of Berwick-upon-Tweecd ini ;grocer and feedfman. Er John Howgreave, late of Leeds, Yor ...
... killed and t Z wounded. id I have the honour to be, &c. -c. T. WESTER,. :s, Rt. Hon. Lord Hugh Seymour, &c. 10, . - . . J :BANKRUPTS. C. Long, Dewlbury, Yorkfhire, linendraper. o-.3 Ginuzen, Sherrarel-ftreec,. Golden-Cquare, taylor.. m T Nafils Lcomieifter ...
... on the..si uit. the Deux Amis, French brig letter of marque, 6 'guns and 6o Wen, bound from France to St. Domingo. ?? -BANKRUPTS. T'homas Lewis, of Liverpool, joiner.' Williarn Webfter, of Fore-ftreet, London, linen-draper. Horace Watfon, ?? St. Helens ...