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... together to defraud the creditors of John Grattan, nephew of William Grattan, to the extent of over £1,000. Mr. Dutton prosecuted, and Mr. Besley and Mr. Thorne Cole (instructed by Mr. Pratt) appeared for Grattan; and Mr. Edward Carter, of the Western ...
... charged on remand, before Alderman Sir James Lawrence, M.P., with conspiring defraud the creditors of John Grattan, to the extent of over tTOOO. John Grattan was again placed in the box, and his examination—which occupied the whole of the day-consisted chiefly ...
... Chatham, Pitt, Fox, Burke, Grattan, Canning, Boom, Locke, Newton, Davy, Hume, Gibbon. Macaulay, flogartb, Sir Joshua Reynolds, David Garrick, John Kimble, or Edmund Kean. A LOYAL AND FATAL PRATEIL—It is related by Thoresby, that Mr. John Jackson. a good old ...
... Fos, Burke, Grattan, Canning, Bacon, Locke, Newton, Davy, Hume, Gibbon, Mara:day, Ilioarth, Sir Joahus Reynolds, David Garrick, * John }amble, or Edmund Kean. . . . . A LOYAL AND FATAL FRATER.---It is related tg . Thoresby, that Mr. John Jackaun, a good ...
... Monday, William Grattan, retire* boot and shoe manufacturer, residing at Tiverton • and Sydney Albert Ellacott, living Plymouth, were finally examined on charge of conspiring together to defraud creditors John Grattan, nephew of William Grattan *• the amount ...
... Monday, William Grattan, retired boot and shoe manufacturer, g Tiverton ; and Sydney Albert Ellacott, living at Stonehouae, Plymouth, Devon, were finally examined on a charge of cun-qdring together to defraud the creditor* of John Grattan, nephew of William ...
... Robert Neville, Butleigh; V. G. Hickley, Ashcott; John T. S. Hall-Stephenson, Somertou; Peter Stevens, Lympsham; Henry Blathwayt Festiug, Wincanton; John T. H. Butt, Street; Robert Lax, Polsham, Wells; John Withers, Wookey-hall, Wells. At four o’clock the ...
... and procured one John Grattan, a person whose affairs had been liquidated by arrangement, not to deliver up to the trustee all such part of his property was under his controL They were further charged with procuring the said John Grattan, within four months ...
... Kilburn, and in June that year died, his son, John Grattan, the younger, succeeding the business. John Grattan at the time his death was insolvent, and his son went Tiverton to ask the advice of the prisoner Grattan, his uncle, regarding the ...
... £1 10a. _ George Grattan, farmer, of Axmouth, for a similar offence was fined £1 6s. Tbe following were also fined £15s. each ⢠âThomas Tucker, labourer; William Gribble, labourer - William Harris, farmer, of Axminster; and John Pimm' labourer. ' ...