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... COURT OF KING'S BENCH.. FASTER [BILL OF EXCHANGE.), LAIN. tr—BALItcLAY.. by Wier of to at 90 days sight the a at ou the of Whig, Ate. of aslant mitosis' produce, to be remitted, sad decussate, i so irregularity appearing, we shall accept drafts at the ...
... lies you told in a day / Witness.-1 don't know anything about that; it is Mr. —, of St. Alban's who put that about; be is a Whig. Cross examination eons inattd.—The postehaise was ready for bins directly he had tendered the money to the mayor; he was taken ...
... bankrupt's estate and effects; or to the compoundian, submitting I. aibiratioti, or otherwise agreeing only matter or thing re. Whig thereto; and on other special alrairs. MACKENZIE, Charles, late of Caroline-street, Bedford-square,' In the county of Middlesex ...
... appeared in the defendant 's newspaper. It contained an estimate of the comparative merits of Shun. Williams and Gyde (boil. of w Whigs. while do Chel. loofas's. liroisiele is a t o.swrcitive pl:sers. describngthe form 2r a. 11 . 1! Wisig. sand the plaintiff ...
... &spawn. MARSTON hale, Birmingham, cool-dealer, dealer and l'eAco PP Th.nnos, Liverpnol, wise, spirit, and porter merchant. Whigs George, Cornhill, Loudon, dealer and chapman. Edwood, of &Won, Stafrordahire, iron-muter and acre w man u fact r. ASSIGNEES ...
... employment. On the election be split his vole; be voted for Mr. Willoughby, the Conservative, and also for Mr. Phillips, the Whig. because Mr. Parr had not given him employment. lie afterwards went to Portsmouth, and on his return there was a letter demanding ...
... g comuiats, 3d day of the 4th • ILCH EsTIF.R. Lieuten. month, lfila. Bennett Thome., formerly of Glastonliney, and late of Whig. Justices o, Cicak William and William Capel, wholesale tea-dealers, at water, Somersetshire, farmer; John Flower, late of ...
... shoemaker James, of Woulliamptaa, laid of aseeist, wisteallie Low Richard, of Hurrgerfurd,Sakekalet 'Derriere William, of Ile/Whig, boot !• Court-house, Wakefield, 19th June, at tan. Ashworth James, of Hay Albino's, Foulltstooe, Kiikhurtos, esgineer Aspinall ...
... bank motes, sad a cheek received by him from the baakrupt, or referring to arbitratioa any between him sad the said perms Whig thereto; mid also to their prosecuting ae at law of the plate, of the bankrupt, removed sod costemiled aftes the act of beakruptcy ...
... 116 • U . 411 49111 • r 1120 Ditto. aliehni oft 110 i r 5 ,4/ 1 10149,11100 i 191 area* 1 761 999 Warwick 1 226 ~lt • 8. 69/ WHIG • 41 Mtn I eh 46 imit nimair P , lide.oius i . Haniniersoith 60/1d '44 3E400 4/ NS : utkwark. •Ad ;# 4600 a j 1 Di' iii(nr‘ ...
... together r which gig broke down, was held to be go , , inasmuch as the description was too indefinite: I 'certain day not Whig at all referrable to the pe•riod of in the first count. • C. F. WILLIAMS said, the proper course would he to permit the trial ...
... Nrox.court, the .esslgeees 'a. certelh debt . • Aite s • bretliOr tattle geld bankrupt ; mid 'sip:4 le rho..Alldliatlirupt'i Whig allowed a certein sum .ofos^etty fig ; his service:, rendered to hii elude, Rc. Oralev,rnrioeTtloines, late of tiling, Middleiry ...