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William Wade
millwright |
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William
Wade
to 1761
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William
Wade was bankrupt in 1761
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Whereas William Wade, late of the City of Norwich,
Mill-Wright, now is a Prisoner in the Gaol for the City and County of
the same, in Execution of my Suit. now I do hereby give Notice, that I
intend at the next General or Quarter Sessions of the Peace, which shall
be held at the Guildhall in the said City, in and for the said City and
County of the same City, or any adjournement thereof, after Twenty Days
from the Date hereof, to compel the said William Wade to subscribe and
deliver upon Oath, a Schedule of all his Estate and Effects, for the Benefit
of myself and other Creditors, pursuant to the Act of Parliament for the
Relief of Insolvent Debtors. Witness my hand the Seventh day of July,
1761.
Sarah Goward Norwich Mercury - 11th July 1761. |
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