... distress and misery. The learned Serjeaut then proceeded to state the facts. The plaintiff was the >on of an attorney, who at his death, had mnade such a provisioul for his family as to be enabled to give mnol. fortlule to his son (tile plailtiff), who obtained ...

... the order for 20 casks 'mom Pott s, and receiving them from Mr. Piercy ; they were Ja ;ent to Liverpool. Co: J. Haven, an edged tool-maker, deposed to having sharpened eff igreat number of hoese for Mr. Piercy (who is an ironmonger); na hey had the Brade ...