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Murdo Mackenzie of Ardross v. Thomas Houston of Creich

1831

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Documents in this case (7)

  • Hugh Rose v. Murdo Mackenzie — Closed, 10 Jun 1829
  • Bill of suspension, 1830
  • Map 1831
  • Map 1831
  • Map 1831
  • Revised Case 1831
  • Case, 1831

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Session Papers

Bill of Suspension Bill of Suspension and Interdict, Murdo Mackenzie, Esquire, Against Thomas Houston, Esquire 2 Jul 1830
Revised Case

Revised Case for Murdo Mackenzie, of Ardross esq. - Complainer, In the Bill of Suspension at his instance, against Thomas Houston, Esq. of Criech, his Servants and Tenants

24 Feb 1831
Case Case for Messrs Johnston & Sime, Tenants of the Fishings belonging to Thomas Houston, Esq. of Creich, in the Process of Suspension and Interdict against them, at the instance of Murdo Mackenzie of Ardross. [Map of the Dornoch Frith] 24 Feb 1831
Closed Record

Closed Record In Process at the Instance of Hugh Rose, Esq. of Glasstullich; against Murdo Mackenzie, Esq. of Ardross

10 Jun 1829
Map

Map of the Dornoch Firth referred to in a Report by Robert Stevenson Civil Engineer Jany. 1831 [53 cm x 37 cm]. Copy 1.

Jan 1831
Map

Plan Of The Water or Frith of Dornock [43 cm x 27 cm]

1831
Map

Map of the Dornoch Firth referred to in a Report by Robert Stevenson Civil Engineer Jany. 1831 [53 cm x 37 cm]. Copy 2

Jan 1831

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