... Ireland.Efq.high IherifF of the county of So- merfet, for the purpofeof promoting a fubfeription for a man of war, to be named after the county, a meeting was held at Bridgewater, but the thinnefs ofthe meeting obliged them to adjourn, without coming to ...

... 1s for the James high theriff of thec vo of the merfet, for the purpose of promoting a ind other for a man of war, to be named after th meeting was held at Bridgewater, but. lay night of the obliged them to adjou nat Lord coming to any decifion. taken a ...

... acceptance (hall bind the acceptor, as debtor of the contents of the bill; fo that he (hall be bound in his own proper name, after the faid acceptance, notwichllanding every thing proved to the contrary the drawer, or revocation of the order which took ...

... the particular bill ia queftion waS known by the defendants at the time they accepted it, to be made pay to a fiftitious name. After excellent addrefe from Lord Kenyon, the Jury retired, and returned with vcrdiA for thcplaiotifft* Damage** the amoant of ...

... over by the clerk; and each one prefent, on hearing his name, walked up to the table, and put into a glafs a lid of nine names. After this a committee was named to examine the lids, and report to the houfe to-morrow the names of the nine, whom theylhould ...

... particu- lar bill in queftion was known by the defendants at the time they accepted it, to be made payable to a fictitious name. After an excellent addrefs from Lord Kenyon, the Jary retired, and returned with a verdift for the plaintiffs. Damages, the amount ...

... bill out of the Houfe. pic- 2. Yefterday in the Houfe of Lords, the nalogous o:th in the ¢ in a commitiee, Lord Cuedw s naming after counfel were head on a from ns of Eu- feveral c! aufes in J eminent diftillers againit ddebate arofe, in' s Englihh cife ...