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LC Volume 06 — Petition, 25 Nov 1816

Date
25 Nov 1816
Type
Petition
Case
LC Volume 06
Author
Francis Jeffrey
Length
29 pages
Repository
Library of Congress
Container
LC Volume 06
Appendix
1 item (34 pp.)
Abstract
AI-generated
November 25, 1819 Petition of John Dinning asking the Court to permit him to practise before the sheriff-court and town courts of Glasgow, against Lord Craigie's interlocutors.

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← LC Volume 06 — Petition, 24 Jun 18165 of 45 in this caseJohn Dinning v. The Dean and Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow — Answers, 8 Apr 1817 [2] →

Appendix (from p. 31)

  • Excerpts from the Ancient SEDERUNT-Book of the Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow, 12 November 1668.
  • Excerpts from the Ancient SEDERUNT-Book of the Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow (Book Second), 30 March 1780.

People in this document

  • Alexander Young, W.S., of Harburn✳
  • James Stirling, 11th of Craigbarnet✳
  • James Dunlop Jr.✳
  • Charles Stewart, Earl of Traquair✳
  • John Penman✳
  • William Weir✳
  • John Easson✳
  • Claud Marshall✳
  • Robert Macaulay✳
  • John Scales✳
  • Gabriel Alexander✳
  • James Grahame✳
  • Charles Selkrig✳

Subjects

  • Aliment✳
  • Corporation✳
  • Faculty✳
  • Oath✳
  • Reduction✳
  • Procurator✳
  • Monopoly✳
  • Charter✳

Places mentioned

  • Lanark✳
  • Hamilton✳
  • Glasgow✳
  • Edinburgh✳
  • Campsie✳
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