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Defenders deny Martha Crawford’s prior marriage to William Sayers, challenge evidence, assert Riddell was unaware and the marriage was lawful and consensual.

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Claimant seeks to proceed with heir service despite a pending declaratory action challenging legitimacy of his parents' marriage.

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Petition of Robert Crawford Riddell, asking the Court to remit to the Lord Ordinary with instructions to report both the action of declarator and the competition of brieves to the Court at the same time.

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Memorial of Alexander Brymner, arguing that Robert Crawford Riddell, who claims legitimacy, should not be served in the competition of brieves until the question of his bastardy is decided in the consistorial court.

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Information of defenders, arguing that a marriage contracted in good faith by an infant, despite being nullified by the Court, should be recognized as producing legitimate children under the doctrine of bona fide ignorance.

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Alexander Brymner, heir of David Crawford, sues Robert Crawford Riddell and his son to void Riddell’s marriage to Martha Crawford and declare their child illegitimate.

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Spirit-dealer John M'Niel sues Mary Black, his brother's cautioner, for £13 under a bond requiring her to present John Black or pay; she claims fulfillment via a bill of suspension.

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Petition of Mary Black, reclaiming against Lord Craigie's interlocutor

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Petitioner Charles Stewart contests respondent’s claim to his cautionary obligation for rent, arguing it was extinguished by third-party payment from Francis Allan, not the debtor.

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Petition of John Bell, Esq. asking the Court to suspend an interlocutor issued by Lord Craigie, which allowed a third party to enforce a cautionary obligation originally granted to a landlord.