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... their , ')i. the gtiieral day.* This day No. $4,955 was the lalf drawn ticket at . Guiklhall, and asfuch entitled to icoo! J Bankrupt!.'] Moles Jolepb, Liverpool, dealer* John Booth, Manchcfttr, mcrchwt. John King, Bircon, grocer. Peter Srlby, Waitham, dealer ...
... lignet in Scotland, and cumniillioncr or eftates in that kingdom.- âAt his feat in Lothian, Rt. Hon. James Lord tfeihaven. Bankrupts.] James Oliver, Taviflock, clothier.â Waikin John, Geilygatc, droverâThoma Iâdwlon, Halifax, grocerâ-James Henvill ...
... BANKRUPT S. ..Solomon Levy, one! Levy, Mi lJlefifx, filclrne'i.- - John Piccadilly, woollen-draper.- -John uik, Oravc.'ciiJj dealer -—Kicli I) ire, t.’h pong () j ir, moncyrcriviiier.- , IrI.KQ) \A(« it miner, Jolin Lintoli*%. (ilver f:nic!i.---Mattiiew ...
... Forenoon, the Houfe Mr. Hugh Brodie, the Sign of the Turk’s Head, in wcaflie upon Tyne, in order to make a Divitisr.d the Bankrupt’s Efface and tffc£lsj when and where the Creditors, who have not already proved their Debts, are to prepared to prove the ...
... being put, far were tncy from a divifion, that only a lew were heard. Rofc quarter before feven and adjourned to Monday. Bankrupts, William and Adams, London, nierchants. iron Drown and Benjamin Joyce, London, filk-dycrs. Forllcr Charleton, London, Robert ...
... Forenoon, at the Honfe of Mr. Hugh Brodie, the Sign of the Turk's Head, KewcaJUe upon Tyne, in order make a Dividend the Bankrupt's and Effedls; when and where the Creditors, who have not already proved their Debts, are to come prepared to prove the fame ...
... COR N. Bailey. Oac. Beans d. | s. d. s. 7 7 i 5 7 *b 3 | 3 I 4 * 4 * 4 1 * 3 3 1 11 9 oc 5 2 1 6 Bankrupt:, Henry Hemming, King ana Thomas Miaulciex, to.iter, Norfolk., Me chant. Wiliam en-drapei. John Wai.??ci, Kent, CutcSici ...
... fees groaning wood of its trees * Mis manors mortgag’d* executions wait The good old houle. and bailiff* dorm his gate. A bankrupt now, mud the lots repair* 44 Pharo by day, and dice night his care 44 Religion, nv-rals, virtue, all Tive way, 44 Ami conicience ...
... in civil employments in the company??s fcrvice Madrafs, to man, protele againfl the proceedings with refpcll Lord Pigot. Bankrupts. John Cowpcrthwaitc, Throgmorton-ftreet, London, infurance-broker.??-John Dean, Bethnal-green, foap-makcr.??Thomas Wright ...
... pall, haying looked more after them than the promo ns civil or military, the pr.ee corn or Hocks, and lift of Hi j s or bankrupts, or of thofe paragraphs which inform who’s dead, who* jnarried, or who’s hang’d. But now for the particulars the charge. ...
... for Newcartle and er waiting the time and only 6S attend'-ng, the feverai the day were iu courC- p tllponed til) this day. Bankrupts* Wra. Caiter, Whittchape??, fadler, Samuel Loclchatt* Spring-gardens, broker. John I??hipp*, Fl-et-lhett, woollen-draper ...
... lias refinei hjsgovn a re Aoration of (hat harmony which formerly attended their councils. Tnefdjy lail fifteen commiflions Bankrupts pafled the Great Seal. Ten letter of Manjue fliips came out Dock ycfte Tuefday fe'ennight a new plcafure-boat, conftrufted ...