...debts, did, with Sir John Stewart Hamilton, execute such indenture of release as before mentioned ; and the bill prayed, that an account might be taken of what was due to Robert Carson, for principal, interest and costs, in respect to the said sum of 400 /. and also...

...the testator, and James Furze, the testator's son, and Anne Elliot , his daughter, with her husband. The bill prayed, that an account might be taken of what was due upon the two bonds for 1000 f. and 350/. ; and that Bence might pay what should be found due. The Defendant...

...to the trusts of the deed of the 20th of April, 1799, and was also in possession of the title deeds, the bill prayed that an account might be taken of what was due on the debentures No. 24. and No. 26. ; and that the trusts of the said trust deed might be carried...

...accordingly, and that the Defendant Rolfe had possessed some personal estate and effects of the testator. The bill prayed that an account might be taken of what was due and owing to the Plaintiff and the other creditors of the testator, and that all the debts might be...

...devisees under his will, and against Ephraim Dunn and John Parnther and Ann his wife, for an account of what was due for principal and interest in respect of the two mortgages of the Spring Valley and Hopewell estates, for a foreclosure and sale of the Spring Valley...

...therein, as was comprised in the title deeds and writings deposited by W. Slater with the company ; and that an account might be taken of what was due for principal and interest to the company upon the security of the said deposit ; and that what should be found due upon taking...

...absconded, without having paid any portion of the sum of 1002. so secured by the deposit of the title deeds. The bill prayed that an account might be taken of what was due to the plaintiffs in respect of the aforesaid purchase-money; that the defendants might be ordered...

...J. Hirst, and M. Naylor, and Joseph Whitworth and B. Whitworth when within the jurisdiction, praying that an account might be taken of what was due for principal, interest, and costs properly incurred upon the security of the 7th and 8th of October 1830, and that...

...personal estate and effects of the intestate to a large amount, and more than sufficient to pay his debts. The bill prayed that an account might be taken of what was due to the Respondent in respect of the matters aforesaid, and that the Respondent might be paid what should...

...Sum of Money whatever ; and that, if he was so indebted, the same was merely a simple-contract Debt. The Bill prayed that an Account might be taken of what was due to the Plaintiffs, on the Account thereinbefore mentioned, and also of the Testator's Personal Estate,...