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Thomas Lang v. Archibald Bruce — Reclaiming Note, 2 Sep 1830 [2]

Date
2 Sep 1830
Type
Reclaiming Note
Case
LC Volume 07
Author
John Macfarlane, of Kirkton
Length
12 pages
Repository
Library of Congress
Container
LC Volume 07
Appendix
1 item
Abstract
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September 2, 1830 Reclaiming Note of Thomas Lang, flesher in Glasgow, against Lord Corehouse's interlocutor

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Appendix (from p. 17)

  • Letter from Thomas Lang to Robert Stephenson (28 July 1829).
  • Letter from Thomas Lang to Robert Stephenson (5 August 1829).
  • Letter from Robert Stephenson to Thomas Lang (6 August 1829).
  • Letter from James Greig to Messrs Gibson-Craigs and Wardlaw (19 August 1829).
  • Letter from Messrs Gibson-Craigs & Wardlaw to James Greig (20 August 1829).
  • Letter from Messrs Greig and Morton to Messrs Gibson-Craigs and Wardlaw (24 August 1829).
  • Copy of letter from John Rennie to Archibald Todrick (2 September 1829).

People in this document

  • Alexander Greig, W.S.
  • John Fullerton
  • Patrick Robertson, LL.D.

Subjects

  • Debt
  • Arrestment
  • Bill of Exchange
  • Sequestration
  • Expenses
  • Fraud
  • Security
  • Creditor

Places mentioned

  • Linton
  • Glasgow
  • Edinburgh
  • Haddington
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