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Answers for James Maclem deacon, and James Dunlop collector to the incorporation of tailors in Glasgow, for themselves, and for behoof of the whole freemen of said trade, to the Petition of poor Hugh Mackechnie, Christopher Taes, and Peter Clydsdale, tailors in Glasgow

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Poor Hugh M'Kechnie, Christopher Taes, and Peter Clydsdale, taylors in Glasgow

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Thomas Dobson, Merchant in Greenock

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of David Marshall, Shop-keeper in Glasgow

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Additional Petition of Walter Little Gilmour, Esq

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Christopher Smyth, Writer in Dumfries

Minute in the Process of Reduction and Declarator, At the instance of Alexander Welsh, Esq. of Scarr, formerly Alexander Hamilton of Marwhirn; Against Mrs. Jean Welsh Maxwell of Steelstone, and Lieutenant-Colonel William Newall, her Husband

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Allan Bogle, John Hynd, Charles S. Parker, and John Phillips, Esquires, Merchants and Underwriters in Glasgow;

Information for Alexander Craig, Deacon, and John Armour Senior, Collector of the Incorporation of Tailors in Glasgow, for themselves, and in behalf of the remanent Members of the said Incorporation,-- Pursuers; against Robert Forrester, Merchant in Glasgow,--Defender

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Allan Bogle, Charles S. Parker, Francis Garden, and David Macculloch, Underwriters in Glasgow;

Extract from the Log-Book-of the Ship La Gloire, Printed by order of the Court, on advising a Petition for Allan Bogle and Others, Underwriters on the said ship; against Potts, Cook and Potts, Merchants, London.

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Peter Megget, residing in New Street of Canongate, Edinburgh

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Alexander Craig, Deacon, and John Armour Senior, Collector of the Corporation of Tailors in Glasgow

Bill of Advocation for Mrs. Isabella Maxwell, daughter of the deceased Mr Robert Maxwell, Merchant in Glasgow, and Spouse of Alexander Wallace, Esq; of Auchinvole; against the said Alexander Wallace

Memorial for Jean Hutchison, Wife of Mathew Hutchison, Flesher in Leith, Detender; against the said Mathew Hutchison, Pursuer

Case for Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham, Spouse of Robert Walker of Sunnybank, Esq. and for Mrs. Alison Cunningham, Spouse of Mr. William Walker, at Orchardhead, Daughters of the deceased John Cunningham of Balbougie, Esq. Advocate (who was eldest Son of John Cunningham, Esq. W. S.) and their Husbands for their Interests,-- Pursuers, in the Conjoined Processes of Declarator of Legitmacy against Katharine Alison, Mary and Jean Cunningham, Daughters of Colonel James Cunningham, second Son of the said deceased John Cunningham of Balbougie, W.S., and Mrs. Esther Cunningham, otherwise Cauvine, only surviing Child of the deceased Dr. Harry Cunningham, third Son of the said deceased John Cunningham, W.S. Spouse of Joseph Cauvine, Esq. W. S., and the said Colonel James Cunningham, as Administrator-in-Law to his Daughters Mary and Jean, who were under Age, and the said Joseph Cauvine for his Interest; and also against the Pursuers' Father, the said John Dunningham of Balbougie, Advocate, now deceased--Defenders

Case for Mrs Katharine-Alison Cuninghame, Eldest Daughter of Colonel James Cuninghame, late in the Service of the States-Genral of Holland, and Spouse of the Reverend Mr John Kellock, Minister of the Gospel at Crichton, and her said Husband, for his Interest, Defenders; against Mrs Elizabeth Cuninghame, Spouse of Robert Walker of Sunnybank, and Mrs Alison Cuninghame, Spouse of William Walker at Orchardhead, and their said Husbands, for their Interests, Pursuers

Answers for Captain William Thomson of Leith, and others, Trust-Disponees of the late Charles Vertue, Merchant in Alloa, to the Petition of James Baird and others, Underwriters on the Aurora Kincardine

Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of James Henderson, Spirit-Dealer in Glasgow

Answers for Mess. Potts, Cooke, and Potts, Merchants in London, and Mandatory; to the Petition of Allan Bogle, and others, Underwriters on La Gloire

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of S. Parker, Francis Garden, and David M'Culloch, Underwriters in Glasgow

Memorial for Alexander Brymner, Tailor in Stirling, nearest lawful Heir of the late George Crawford, only Son of the deceased David Crawford, Esquire, of Carronbank; against Robert Crawford Riddell, Son of Mr. John Reginald Riddell, Writer to the Signet, and his said Father

Condescendence for William Jackson, present Prisoner in the Tolbooth of Glasgow, late Shopkeeper there, pursuer of a Process of Cessio; against Messrs Laurie and Pinkerton, MErchants in Glasgow, one of his Creditors

Answers for Messrs Laurie and Pinkerton, and John Brown, Merchants in Glasgow; Alexander Brown, Merchant in Grahamston, near Glasgow; and John Gray, Miller, late at the Town of Glasgow Mills, Creditors and Defenders; to the Condescendence for William Jackson, present Prisoner in the Tolbooth of Glasgow, late Shopkeeper there, Pursuer of a Process of Cessio

Answers for Mess. Potts, Cooke, and Potts, Merchants in London, and Mandatory, to the Petition of S. Parker, Francis Garden, and David Macculloch, Underwriters in Glasgow

Replies for William Jackson, Pursuer of a Process of Cessio Bonorum, to the Answers for Messrs Laurie and Pinkerton, and John Brown, Merchants in Glasgow; Alexander Brown, Merchant in Grahamston, near Glasgow; and John Gray, Miller, late at the Town of Glagow Mills, Creditors and Defenders

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Alexander Brymner, Tailor in Stirling, Nearest Lawful Heir of the late George Craword, only Son of the deceased David Crawford, Esquire, of Carronbank;

Answers for Walter Galloway of Coldervine, to the Petition of David Foyer of Bogside

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Potts, Cooke, and Potts, Merchants in London, and their Mandatory

Advocation Peter Macdougal, Manufacturer in Glasgow; against Thomas Hunter, Manufacturer in Glasgow, &c.

Advocation Peter Macdougal, Manufacturer in Glasgow; against Thomas Hunter, Manufacturer in Glasgow, &c.

Answers for S. Parker, Francis Garden, and David M'Culloch, Underwriters in Glasgow; to the Petition of Potts, Cooke, and Potts, Merchants in London, and their Mandatory

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of David Foyer, Esq; of Bogside

Information for Mrs. Janet Wingate, Wife of John Smith, Esq. of Etherlie, nearest in Kin of the deceased Mrs. Janet Wingate, Spouse of Alexander Cuthill, Esq. also deceased; and for the said John Smith, Esq. the Memorialist's Husband, for his Interest; in the Multiplepoinding brought at the instance of Stirling, Gordon, and Company, Merchants in Glasgow, against them, and Others.

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Peter MacDougal, Manufacturer in Glasgow;

Answers for Thomas Hunter, Manufacturer in Glasgow, to the Petition of Peter M'Dougall, Manufacturer there

Bill of Suspension for Hugh Hamillton, and Others, Underwriters in Greenock; against Potts, Cooke, and Potts, Merchants in London, and Thomas Darling, Writer in Edinburgh, their Mandatory

Summons of Damages. Matthew Paterson, Mason, Glasgow, against James Black, Esq. and Others, John Turnbull, Writer, Pursuer's Procurator

Answers for Mess. Potts, Cooke, and Potts, Merchants in London, and their Mandatory, to the Bill of Suspension for Hugh Hamilton and others, Underwriters in Greenock

Unto the Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John Duncan, late in Sandyford, now in Braehead, with Concurrence of William Weir, Merchant in Troon, Trustee on his Sequestrated Estate;

Answers for William Forbes of Cullander, Esq. to the Petition of Joh Duncan in Braehead, and the Trustee on his Sequestrated Estate

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Potts, Cooke, and Potts, Merchants in London, and their Attorney