Debtor Imprisonment Critique From an Address to the Judges
A speaker argues that imprisoning debtors is an ineffective and unjust power granted to creditors. He claims it harms both debtors and society, depriving liberty without benefiting creditors, and warns of political and social harm from allowing private parties to imprison others.
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King’s Bench
Bak
Acre
Ceason
Fragmentary Notice of Payment and Deliveries
A damaged OCR fragment mentions payment terms and delivery to a publican. It references a hand service, trade, and unclarified names or prints. Other bits refer to a person named Mr. ton and readiness of furnished items, but specifics are unreadable.
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Whitkey
Prices cut on Hosiery and Wool Goods at Beaufort Build
The notice proclaims large reductions at Beaufort Build on hosiery and woolen items with up to 15 percent off prices. It lists various articles such as grey and black worsted breeches, silk pieces, waistcoats, and Indian cottons, claiming quality remains high and urging buyers to take advantage. A defense refutes rumours and attacks, asserting the seller’s integrity and the public benefit of lower costs.
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W.rle