...often pounds sterling, to wit : in the sum of that this deponent is credibly informed and hath every reason to believe and doth verily, and in his conscience believe that the said now about immediately to secrete estate, debts and effects, or do abscond, or do intend suddenly to...

...Plaintiff's own Affidavit, which was as follows : " That this " deponent is credibly informed, hath every reason to believe, " and doth verily and in his conscience believe, that the said " Jonathan Merrill is immediately about to leave this Province " of Canada, with intent to defraud...

...Plaintiff's own Affidavit, which was as follows: " That this " deponent is credibly informed, hath every reason to believe, " and doth verily and in his conscience believe, that the said " Jonathan Merrill is immediately about to leave this Province " of Canada, with intent to defraud...

...and cause of debt, set forth — " That this Deponent hath every reason to believe, and doth verily believe, that the said Defendants are immediately about to secrete their estate, debts and effects, with intent to defraud, &c." The motion to quash was made upon the ground that the affidavit did not...

...for the District of Montreal, being duly sworn, doth depose and say, that he is credibly informed, hath reason to believe, and doth verily and in his conscience believe that serious disturbance will take place in the Village of Lachine on Friday and Saturday next, the 5th...

...exceeding forty dollars, to wit : in the sum of . That this deponent is credibly informed and hath every reason to believe, and doth verily and in his conscience believe, that the said now about immediately to secrete estate, debt and effects, and do abscond and do intend suddenly to...

...deponent must follow the words of the statti te, and must swear that he is credibly informed,hath every reason to believe, and doth verily and in his conscience believe, that the defendant is secreting his estate, and that without the benefit of a writ of iaiiie-arr(t he will lose...

...setting out the indebtedness of defendant, " that the deponent is credibly informed and hath every reason to believe, and doth ' verily and in his conscience believe " that defendant is secreting, etc., with the grounds of belief, is sufficient to obtain a warrant of attachment...

...Notaries, was thereto entitled And this Deponent further saith,that he is credibly informed and hath every reason to believe, and doth verily and in his conscience believe, that the said Defendants Thomas Brooke and John Brooke, are now about immediately to secrete their estate, debts and effects,...

...and for (state briefly dale, place and cause of debt.) That deponent is credibly informed, hath every reason to believe, and doth verily and in his conscience believe, that said Defendant is now immediately about to leave the Province of Quebec, and is secreting and making...