... such a course were persisted in, he predicted, as certain results, a pauperized people, an empty exchequer, and in fine, a bankrupt colony. A splendid opportunity was now presented of achieving political independence; they could make the New Constitution ...

... 140 per cent.; parricide, 28 per cent.; infanticide 34 per cent.; murder and murderous wounding 37 per cent.; fraudulent bankrupts 36 per cent.; forgeries 47 per cent.; arson 74 per cent.; perjury 81 per cent.; counterfeiting 91 per cent.' So much for ...

... sculptor, the father of the Royal Academy. Three of our principal innkeepers (says the ISrecAi se Adverts:4er) have become bankrupt, and the universal impression is, that Forbes Nlackenzie's Act or, as it ought to be called, Lord Kiiinaird's, has been the ...

... brought to light. An evil beyond his reach, the Lord Chancellor observes, arises from creditors abandoning the management of bankrupts' estates, and leaving it to solicitors, auctioneers, and to every description of unnecessary official persons, who swallowed ...

... childre n, soothe yon broben-heuted wife, to squalid dwei ti nd to o pay those jot as a around the neck of the s to sink him in bankrupt: l ; ll j ruin. Yes; there is money which should have been laid up wail times of sickne, and old age and burial. Perhaps ...

... and property are insured in the Leeds and Yorkshire office. The extent of the damage is estimated at £3,000. Morris Levi a bankrupt clothier, was tried at Warwick assizes on Saturday, on a charge of defrauding his creditors. The prisoner carried on a large ...

... Commonwealth; we exhiurt Yankee iogenukr i n them. *machinery to astiOute that law; end, when Yankeedora confesses that it ii bankrupt, we will give up, and not until then. ,(Applause.) If the metropolitan police is not enough, Chen we Will devise something ...

... of gush receipt, be deemed to bee partner or subject to liabilities. 5. In the event of any such trader being adjudged a bankrupt, or entering into an arrangement to pay his creditors less than 20s. in the £l, or dying insolvent, the lender of any such ...

... owing to the construction of the act of Parliament that the bankrupt was not ordered to be imprisoned not to any opinion of the commissioner that the bankrupt did not deserve it,—The bankrupt gave notice of appeal. A master tailor at West Hartlepool, named ...

... He gave a bill at the time. 74;. Lawrence read the acknowledgment, which set ~ •.11 that Mr. Welch was not to bother the bankrupt, who would pay him some day or other, or give s..curity. Mr.Welch said: — I have frequently pressed him for money. Although ...

... for a dissipated and reckless career in Forwood's case. He was not suddenly thrown on the world without friends, nor made bankrupt in means or friends through the faults of others. On the contrary, he had • better start in life than a great majority of ...

... excuses for a dissipated reek less career in Forwood's case. He was not suddenly thrown on the world without friends, nor ins& bankrupt in means or friends through the faults of others. On the contrary, be had a better start in life than a great majority of ...