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The dispute. Letter to the public. From the milkwoman.
Yearsley, Ann, 1756-1806.Date: 1791?]
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The law against bankrupts: or, a treatise wherein the statutes against bankrupts are explained, by several cases, resolutions, judgments and decrees, both at common law, and in Chancery. Together With the Learning of Declarations and Pleadings relating thereunto. To which are likewise added Forms and Directions for Commissioners, and Presidents fit for the perusal of all Lawyers, Merchants and Tradesmen. The second edition. With several amendments and large additions. By Tho. Goodinge, Serjeant at Law.
Goodinge, Thomas.Date: 1701
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Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Thomas Thorold, and others, assignees under the commission of bankruptcy of Messrs Thomson and Tabor.
Thorold, Thomas, active 1766.Date: 1768]
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Lord Gardenston reporter. January 7. 1766. Memorial for George Boyd, merchant in Edinburgh, defender; against David Russel, writer in Edinburgh, trustee for the creditors of James Ewart, accomptant in the Royal Bank, and John Macintosh junior, merchant in London, pursuers.
Boyd, George.Date: 1766]
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Additional memorial for John Ewart merchant in Dumfries, James Hotchkis brewer in Edinburgh, David Cleghorn, nephew and heir of Adam Cleghorn of Weens, and George Boyd merchant in Edinburgh, defenders; against David Russel writer in Edinburgh, trustee for the creditors of James Ewart, and John Macintosh merchant in London, pursuers.
Ewart, John, merchant in Dumfries.Date: 1766]
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Answers for John Ewart merchant in Dumfries, James Hotchkis brewer in Edinburgh, and David Cleghorn, nephew and heir of Adam Cleghorn of Weens, to the petition of David Russel writer in Edinburgh, trustee for the creditors of James Ewart, late merchant in Edinburgh, and accountant of the Royal Bank of Scotland, and John Macintosh junior merchant in London, a creditor of the said James Ewart.
Ewart, John, merchant in Dumfries.Date: 1766]
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The bankrupt laws, by William Cooke, Of Lincoln's Inn.
Cooke, William, 1757-1832.Date: MDCCLXXXVIII. [1788]
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Observations on debtors, and imprisonment for debt.
Philalethes.Date: 1740?]
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Answers for Thomas Thorold, and others, the assignees, under the commission of bankruptcy, of Messrs. Thomson and Tabor of London, merchants; to the petition of Messrs. Forrest and St. Clair, and others, their creditors, arresters upon their effects in Scotland.
Thorold, Thomas, active 1766.Date: 1762]
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Answers for John Chancellor Hyde, dyer in Aberdeen, to the petition of Charles Halket merchant in Aberdeen.
Hyde, John Chancellor.Date: 1762]
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Observations on the bankrupts bill: Occasion'd by the many false misrepresentations, and unjust reflections, of Mr. Daniel De Foe, in his several discourses on that head. Humbly offered to the consideration of all fair traders. By a Well-wisher to trade and credit.
Well-wisher to trade and credit.Date: 1706
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The law of securities. Being a methodical treatise of all the laws and statutes relating to bills obligatory, bonds and conditions, judgments, Recognizances, Statutes, Mortgages, Securities Real and Personal, Collateral Securities, and all manner of engagements for money; shewing how far persons and estates are bound, and the Court of Chancery will give relief. And also the laws and statutes concerning pawns, pledges, and usury, With the Methods of Prosecution, Pleadings. &c. and Proper Precedents, in all Cases, interspersed throughout. To which are added, the laws against bankrupts; with Variety of Law-Cases, Precedents of Commissions, Assignments of Commissioners, Certificates, Deeds of Distribution, &c.
Great Britain.Date: MDCCXXII. [1722]
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The Case of persons in prison who are under commissions of bankruptcy.
Date: 1755?]
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A general system of the laws concerning bankrupts; in containing every case that may happen either to a Bankrupt, Creditor, or Assignee; with full Instructions from the taking out a Commission to the making a final Dividend; together with approved Precedents of Affidavits of Debt, Bond, Petition, Commission, Memorandums, Depositions, Claims, Assignments, Bargain and Sale, Petitions, Orders of Dividend, Certificate, and whatever else is necessary to be reduced into Writing under a Commission. Also the names and places of abode of all the Commissioners of Bankrupts. By a Commissioner of Bankrupts. In two volumes. ...
Commissioner of Bankrupts.Date: M.DCC.LXI. [1761]
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Lord Gardenston reporter. January 13. 1766. Memorial for John Ewart merchant in Dumfries, James Hotchkis brewer in Edinburgh, and David Cleghorn, nephew and heir of Adam Cleghorn of Weens, defenders, against David Russell writer in Edinburgh, trustee for the creditors of Jame Ewart, and John Macintosh merchant in London, pursuers.
Ewart, John, merchant in Dumfries.Date: 1766]
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Bertie Hopkins and Margaret his wife, which Margaret was executrix of John Monyon senior, and administratrix, with the will annexed, of John Monyon Junior, deceased,- - plaintiffs. Isaac Honywood, executor of Edward Honywood,- defendant. The case of the said Isaac Honywood.
Honywood, Isaac.Date: 1731]
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Answers for Thomas Gillespie, to the petition of Andrew Jamieson.
Gillespie, Thomas, active 1746-1748.Date: 1748]
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The Bankrupt's directory: Or, Suitable rules and directions, both for bankrupt and creditor, how to manage their affairs to the best advantage, for the ease and satisfaction of all parties, conform to the several statutes made concerning bankrupts, to this day. Together, with an alphabetical list of all those persons, who have surrender'd themselves to, or have been summon'd to be examin'd by the commissioners, according to the two last acts of Parliament; the one entitl'd, an act to prevent frauds frequently committed by bankrupts; the other, an act to explain and amend the said act.
Date: 1708
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An Act to impower commissioners in commissions of bankrupts, issued since the four and twentieth day of June, one thousand seven hundred and six, and on or before the six and twentieth day of June, one thousand seven hundred and sixteen, to make certificates for bankrupts, and the lord chancellor, lord keeper, commissioners of the great seal, or two judges, to confirm the same, notwithstanding the Acts of the fourth and fifth, and the fifth of Queen Anne, are expired; and for continuing a clause in a former Act for adjusting accounts between bankrupts and their debtors.
Great Britain.Date: 1717]
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An act for relief of insolvent debtors.
Great Britain. Parliament.Date: 1737]
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The law against bankrupts: or, a treatise wherein the statutes against bankrupts are explain'd, by several cases, resolutions, judgments and decrees, both at common law, and in chancery. Together with The Learning of Declarations and Pleadings relating thereunto. To which are likewise added, Forms and Directions for Commissioners, and Precedents fit for the Perusal of all Lawyers, Merchants and Tradesmen. The third edition. With several large additions of new cases, and all the acts relating to bankrupts, to this time. By Tho Goodinge, Serjeant at Law.
Goodinge, Thomas.Date: MDCCXIII. [1713]
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Answers for Thomas Thorold and others, the assignees, under the commission of bankruptcy, of Mess. Thomson and Tabor of London, merchants; to the petition of Mess. Mansfield and Hunter, and Mess. Hogg and Mossman, merchants in Edinburgh.
Thorold, Thomas, active 1766.Date: 1766]
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Reasons humbly offer'd for a general insolvent bill, in a letter from a country gentleman, in answer to a Member of Parliament upon that occasion.
Country Gentleman.Date: 1711
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Memorial for Thomas Thorold and others, assignees under the commission of bankruptcy of Mess. Thomson and Tabor, merchants in London; against Mess. Pewtress and Roberts, bankers in Lombard-street, London.
Thorold, Thomas, active 1766.Date: 1767]
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Observations on the operation of insolvent laws, and imprisonment for debt. Dedicated to Lord Yelverton by Bart. Thomas Duhigg, ...
Duhigg, Bartholomew Thomas, 1750?-1813.Date: 1797]

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The dispute. Letter to the public. From the milkwoman.

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Thomas Thorold, and others, assignees under the commission of bankruptcy of Messrs Thomson and Tabor.

Lord Gardenston reporter. January 7. 1766. Memorial for George Boyd, merchant in Edinburgh, defender; against David Russel, writer in Edinburgh, trustee for the creditors of James Ewart, accomptant in the Royal Bank, and John Macintosh junior, merchant in London, pursuers.

The bankrupt laws, by William Cooke, Of Lincoln's Inn.

Observations on debtors, and imprisonment for debt.

Answers for Thomas Thorold, and others, the assignees, under the commission of bankruptcy, of Messrs. Thomson and Tabor of London, merchants; to the petition of Messrs. Forrest and St. Clair, and others, their creditors, arresters upon their effects in Scotland.

Answers for John Chancellor Hyde, dyer in Aberdeen, to the petition of Charles Halket merchant in Aberdeen.

Observations on the bankrupts bill: Occasion'd by the many false misrepresentations, and unjust reflections, of Mr. Daniel De Foe, in his several discourses on that head. Humbly offered to the consideration of all fair traders. By a Well-wisher to trade and credit.

The Case of persons in prison who are under commissions of bankruptcy.

Bertie Hopkins and Margaret his wife, which Margaret was executrix of John Monyon senior, and administratrix, with the will annexed, of John Monyon Junior, deceased,- - plaintiffs. Isaac Honywood, executor of Edward Honywood,- defendant. The case of the said Isaac Honywood.

Answers for Thomas Gillespie, to the petition of Andrew Jamieson.

An act for relief of insolvent debtors.

Answers for Thomas Thorold and others, the assignees, under the commission of bankruptcy, of Mess. Thomson and Tabor of London, merchants; to the petition of Mess. Mansfield and Hunter, and Mess. Hogg and Mossman, merchants in Edinburgh.

Reasons humbly offer'd for a general insolvent bill, in a letter from a country gentleman, in answer to a Member of Parliament upon that occasion.

Memorial for Thomas Thorold and others, assignees under the commission of bankruptcy of Mess. Thomson and Tabor, merchants in London; against Mess. Pewtress and Roberts, bankers in Lombard-street, London.

Observations on the operation of insolvent laws, and imprisonment for debt. Dedicated to Lord Yelverton by Bart. Thomas Duhigg, ...

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The dispute. Letter to the public. From the milkwoman.

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Thomas Thorold, and others, assignees under the commission of bankruptcy of Messrs Thomson and Tabor.

Lord Gardenston reporter. January 7. 1766. Memorial for George Boyd, merchant in Edinburgh, defender; against David Russel, writer in Edinburgh, trustee for the creditors of James Ewart, accomptant in the Royal Bank, and John Macintosh junior, merchant in London, pursuers.

The bankrupt laws, by William Cooke, Of Lincoln's Inn.

Observations on debtors, and imprisonment for debt.

Answers for Thomas Thorold, and others, the assignees, under the commission of bankruptcy, of Messrs. Thomson and Tabor of London, merchants; to the petition of Messrs. Forrest and St. Clair, and others, their creditors, arresters upon their effects in Scotland.

Answers for John Chancellor Hyde, dyer in Aberdeen, to the petition of Charles Halket merchant in Aberdeen.

Observations on the bankrupts bill: Occasion'd by the many false misrepresentations, and unjust reflections, of Mr. Daniel De Foe, in his several discourses on that head. Humbly offered to the consideration of all fair traders. By a Well-wisher to trade and credit.

The Case of persons in prison who are under commissions of bankruptcy.

Bertie Hopkins and Margaret his wife, which Margaret was executrix of John Monyon senior, and administratrix, with the will annexed, of John Monyon Junior, deceased,- - plaintiffs. Isaac Honywood, executor of Edward Honywood,- defendant. The case of the said Isaac Honywood.

Answers for Thomas Gillespie, to the petition of Andrew Jamieson.

An act for relief of insolvent debtors.

Answers for Thomas Thorold and others, the assignees, under the commission of bankruptcy, of Mess. Thomson and Tabor of London, merchants; to the petition of Mess. Mansfield and Hunter, and Mess. Hogg and Mossman, merchants in Edinburgh.

Reasons humbly offer'd for a general insolvent bill, in a letter from a country gentleman, in answer to a Member of Parliament upon that occasion.

Memorial for Thomas Thorold and others, assignees under the commission of bankruptcy of Mess. Thomson and Tabor, merchants in London; against Mess. Pewtress and Roberts, bankers in Lombard-street, London.

Observations on the operation of insolvent laws, and imprisonment for debt. Dedicated to Lord Yelverton by Bart. Thomas Duhigg, ...