Charles Hay, of Newton, Lord Newton

Answers for His Grace William Duke of Queensberry, and the Right Honourable James Hope Johnstone Earl of Hopetoun, to the Petition of the Officers of State

Answers for William Morehead Esq, younger of Herbertshire; To The Petition and Complaint of John Johnston Esq. of Alva

Answers for Harry Davidson, Writer to the Signet; To The Petition and Complaint of Colonel Andrew Bruce, Young Stenhouse

Duplies for Harry Davidson Writer to the Signet; To The Replies for Colonel Andrew Bruce, younger of Stenhouse

Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition and Complaint of James Donaldson baker in Kinghorn, elected Deacon of the incorporation of bakers of that borough on the 26th September 1788; John Robertson, late bailie, and one of the present counsellors thereof; Alexander Malcolm, late bailie; Robert Forrester, James Garland, Walter Demperstone, James Rolland, and James Robertson, late counsellors of the said borough; Alexander Russel, late Deacon of the Hammermen; William Lawson, late Deacon of the Shoemakers; Mathew Lamb, present Deacon of the Hammermen; and James Balmain, present Deacon of the Shoemakers of the said borough of Kinghorn; all of them constituent members of the meeting of the old and new council of Kinghorn, held for the purpose of electing a Provost and Bailies of the said borough, on the 1st day of October last; and of Robert Main, who claimed to be Deacon of the corporation of Weavers; and John Lamb, who claimed to be Deacon of the corporation of Taylors, at said meeting

Replies for Robert Main,, Deacon of the Incorporation of Weavers in Kinghorn, Complainer; to the Answers for Thomas High, pretending to be Deacon of the said Incorporation

Note of the Decisions, Respecting the right of those holding Offices in a Borough, under the Magistrates and Town-Council thereof, to vote in the Annual Elections of these Boroughs

Answers for James Russel and William Cooper, Upholsterers in Edinburgh, and others, Trustees named and appointed by the deceased Isobel Boog, Daughter of the also deceased Alexander Boog

Answers for Sir David Carnegie of Southesk, Baronet; to the Petition of James Cheap of Strathyrum, Esquire

Answers for William Morehead Esq, younger of Herbertshire; to the Petition and Complaint of John Johnston Esq. of Alva

Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of Doctor Robert Campbell of Smiddygreen, and Alexander Anderson, late Tenant at the Mill of Craigievar, commonly called the Park Mill

Answers for David Hepburn, Farmer in Pleasance, for himself, and as Administrator at Law to George, David, and Elizabeth Hepburns, Lawful Children of the marriage betwixt him and the deceased Elizabeth Skirving his Spouse; To The Petition of William Skirving Farmer in Kedlaw