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Lord Provost, Magistrates, and Council of the City of Edinburgh v. Sir James Colquhoun of Luss, Bart., the Honourable Henry Erskine of Newhall, Sir Henry Moncrieff Wellwood, Bart. and Others — Memorial, 16 Nov 1814

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Memorial of the Right Honourable the LORD PROVOST, MAGISTRATES, and COUNCIL, of the City of EDINBURGH, charging Sir James Colquhoun, Henry Erskine, Sir Henry Moncrieff Wellwood, and others as suspenders.

Sir James Colquhoun, Henry Erskine, Sir Harry Moncrieff Wellwood, Sir John Whiteford, James Christie and James Kerr v. The Lord Provost, Magistrates, and Town-Council of Edinburgh — Memorial, 12 Nov 1802

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Memorial of Sir James Colquhoun of Luss, Baronet, and others, arguing that the Magistrates of Edinburgh have no right to raise water-duty without Parliament's consent.

Sir James Colquhoun v. The Magistrates of Edinburgh — Memorial, 12 Nov 1802

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Memorial of Sir James Colquhoun of Luss, Baronet, and Others, arguing that the Magistrates of Edinburgh have no lawful authority to impose thirlage on the inhabitants of the city

Answers — The Commissioners for making the Caledonian Ca-NAL; to the Petition of Lieut.-Colonel Alexander Grant of Redcastle

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Respondents oppose petition seeking interim rent adjustment, arguing Commissioners have lawful possession under prior agreement with predecessor and statutory authority.

Commissioners for Making the Caledonian Canal v. Colonel Alexander Grant — Petition, 3 Mar 1812 [3]

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Commissioners of the Caledonian Canal appeal against an interlocutor finding them liable for quarry possession without proprietor consent, seeking reversal or relief.

Petition — Lieut.-Colonel a Grant against Commissioners of Caledonian Canal

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Petition of Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Grant, asking the Court to permit interim payment of 500l. yearly rent for his quarry at Redcastle, pending appeal outcome.

Jane Arundell St Aubyn v. Captain Charles O'Bryen — Appendix, 22 May 1813

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Jane Arundell St Aubyn seeks divorce from Captain Charles O'Bryen on desertion and adultery, backed by her testimony and witness accounts from hotel-keepers and a lodger who heard his confessions.

Memorial — Jane Arundell St Aubyn, Spouse of Charles O'Bryen, formerly of the Plymouth Division of Marines, and now of the 1st Regiment of Devonshire Militia; and Donald Maclean, Writer to the Signet, her At

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Jane Arundell St Aubyn’s memorial claims the Commissaries wrongly compelled her agent to reveal confidential communications, violating attorney-client privilege and undermining divorce proceedings’ integrity.

Marianne Homfray v. Thomas Newte — Memorial, 10 Mar 1813

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Memorial of Thomas Newte, Esq. arguing that the law of nations requires the English law to govern this marriage contract, not the law of Scotland.

Mrs. Marianne Homfray v. Patrick Wishart — Memorial, 17 Dec 1813 [2]

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Memorial of Mrs. Marianne Homfray, arguing that the Commissary Court's new regulation on divorce collusion is inapplicable and contrary to law

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