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  4. Note, 14 Jan 1793

John Wilsone and others v. James Scott and others — Note, 14 Jan 1793

Date
14 Jan 1793
Type
Note
Case
John Wilson and Others v. James Scott and Others
Author
William Tait
Length
7 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 07
Marginalia
Yes
Appendix
1 item
Abstract
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January 14, 1793 Note of John Wilson and others, against James Scott and others, stating the financial history and assessment of the Incorporation of Hammermen in Glasgow.

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Appendix (from p. 3)

  • Act of the Trade of Glasgow, 9 June 1768, subscribing sums for searching for coal and building a bridge, and imposing a sixpence assessment on members and employees.
  • Act of the Trade of Glasgow, 25 November 1785, rescinding the assessment of sixpence on members and employees.
  • State of the balances of the collector's accounts of the Incorporation of Glasgow, from September 1767 till September 1785.

People in this document

  • William Tait✳
  • James Scott, of Scalloway✳

Subjects

  • Debt✳
  • Interest✳

Places mentioned

  • Glasgow✳
  • Gorbals✳
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