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... moment raised herself from the slavery of ages, to grapple with her foreign tyrants, and now lies again prostrate, with Milan bankrupt beneath the confiscations of Radetzki ; Bologna and Ancona bombarded by the Austrian, and occupied by a ruf- fian soldiery ...

... 3d., and to each infant 2d.—the whole amounting to the sum of —Evening Packet. Mrs. Wail, wife of Mr. Christopher Wall, a bankrupt, late a pawnbroker in this city, who absconded some 18 months ago with 1,S00/, the property of her creditors, was last week ...

... intimately connected with their prosperity; he should support it through good report or through evil report. If it become bankrupt he falls with It; and therefore all his credit and resources were always forthcoming to avert such catastrophe. The small ...

... bankruptcies prosecuted after the Act comes iuto operation. One of these official assignees is to be assignee the estate of each bankrupt, together with the assignees to be chosen the creditors. The official assignee is to give such security, to subject to such ...

... bolder his own right of ten shares in the said Company, or should otherwise become disqualified to be Director, or should bankrupt or insolvent, or should stop payment in the ordinary mercantile acceptation of the term, or be absent from the court, without ...

... off the crops—this latest and last resource of agrarian despair and miserable c unning—is the most fearfu’ evidence of the bankrupt condition of the people —the lowest stage of social degradation. is not a mere forestalling or ingenious evasion of the law; ...

... slaughter their fellow-men, and rivet chains upon human liberty. Lombardy, Venice, Prague, Vienna, Hungary, all rebelled, and the bankrupt despotism of Austria this time, but for the assistance of Russia, would have been blotted from the map of Europe, and the ...

... an act of rebellion. vain, then, to cast the blame of these foul deeds, and thelr horrible results, upon a few reckless, bankrupt, wretched land- lords. It is to the law, or rather the Government and Legis- lature which uphold it, enforce it, and refuse ...

... minds—the wild grasp every-man-for-himself” principles—be successful? Is the bankrupt tenant to be justified in retaining his property be- cause it is food, and the bankrupt shopkeeper be denounced as a rogue if he does not give up his stock—which he ...

... landlord-made law, there will be agrarian crimes—bad cultivation—crowded poor-houses—sickly manu- factures—needy landlords—bankrupt merchants—a tottering community Free the land for the Worker of it, as its produce has been freed for the Consumer ; banish ...

... have done nothing have been living up to their me ans, if not beyond them, and the issue is, that they are thrown suddenly bankrupt on the world. Now, we call this conduct not only thoughtless and To improvident, but hea: rtless and cruel in the last degree ...