Copy of Proceedings 1716

Citation

, "Copy Proceedings Before The High Court of Justiciary, In The Trial, His Majesty's Advocate Against John Roy and Alexander Ramsey For the Crimes of Forgery and Falsehood [High Court of Justiciary Case]," 1716 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Copy of Proceedings, 1716

Copy Proceedings Before The High Court of Justiciary, In The Trial, His Majesty's Advocate Against John Roy and Alexander Ramsey For the Crimes of Forgery and Falsehood [High Court of Justiciary Case]

Petition 1808

Citation

David MacFarlane, "Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of Thomas Ramsay and Company, Merchants in Greenock," 27 May 1808 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Replies, 8 Jun 1803

Replies for Thomas Ramsay and Company, Merchants in Greenock, to the Answers for Still, May, and Company, and the Individual Partners of that Concern, and for Alexander Dunlop, Esq. their Trust-disponee

Petition, 16 May 1808

Unto the Right Honourable The Lord Ordinary Officiating on the Bills, the Petition of Thomas Ramsay and Company, Merchants in Greenock

Answers, 21 May 1808

Answers for Still, May and Company, Merchants in Greenock, Alexander Still and Alexander May, Merchants there, and Alexander Boucher, Merchant in Newfoundland, the Individual Partners of the said Company, and for Alexander Dunlop, Esq; Banker in Greenock, Trustee for the Creditors of the said Parties; to the Petition of Thomas Ramsay and Company

Petition, 27 May 1808

Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of Thomas Ramsay and Company, Merchants in Greenock

Duplies, 16 Jun 1808

Duplies for Still, May and Company, Merchants in Greenock; Alexander Still, Alexander May, and Alexander Boucher, individual Partners of the said Company; and for Alexander Dunlop, Esq; Banker in Greenock, Trustee for the said Parties and their Creditors; to the Replies for Thomas Ramsay and Company

 

Memorial 1808

Citation

George Cranstoun, of Corehouse, "Memorial for The Right Honourable Francis Charteris Earl of Wemyss, Against The Reverend Daniel MacQueen, Minister of the Parish of Prestonkirk, and Mr Connell, Advocate-Procurator for the Church of Scotland," 16 Jan 1808 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Memorial, 16 Jan 1808

Memorial for The Right Honourable Francis Charteris Earl of Wemyss, Against The Reverend Daniel MacQueen, Minister of the Parish of Prestonkirk, and Mr Connell, Advocate-Procurator for the Church of Scotland

Petition 1808

Citation

William Boswell, "Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of William Stewart, Heckler in Cupar-Fife," 17 May 1808 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, 17 May 1808

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of William Stewart, Heckler in Cupar-Fife

Proof 1807

Citation

, "Proof in the process of Reduction, Count, Reckoning, and Payment, brought at the instance of Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant in Greenock, husband of the said Janer Stewart, for his interest, against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and Others," 27 Aug 1807 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Proof, 27 Aug 1807

Proof in the process of Reduction, Count, Reckoning, and Payment, brought at the instance of Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant in Greenock, husband of the said Janer Stewart, for his interest, against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and Others

Petition, 17 Feb 1808

Unto the Right Hounourable The Lords of Council and Session the Petition of James Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock, eldest, and only surviving Son and general Disponee of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant there; and of David Renny, Merchant in Newfoundland, John Stewart, Merchant in Glasgow, Alexander Macallafter, Merchant in Paifley, and John Macnaught, Merchant in Greenlock, Trustees under a Deed of Settlement executed by the said deceased John Stewart of Greenlock

Information, 21 Apr 1808

Information for James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, eldest and only surviving Son of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant there; and for David Rennie, Merchant in Newfoundland; John Stewart, Merchant in Galsgow; Alexander Macallister, Merchant in Paisley; and John Macnaught, Merchant in Greenock, Trustees under a Deed of Settlement executed by the said deceased John Stewart of Greenock,---Defenders; against Janet Stewart, and Ann Stewart, Daughters of the said deceased John Stewart; and John Macgown, Merchant in Greenock, Husband of the said Janet, for his Interest,---Pursuers 

Information, 10 Jun 1808

Information for Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant there, Husband of the said Janet Stewart; in the process of Reduction, Count Reckoning, and Payment, at their instance, against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and others

Answers, 2 Jul 1808

Answers for Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, merchant in Greenlock, to the Petition of James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and others

State of the Process of Reduction, 5 Jul 1808

In the Process of Reduction, Janet and Ann Stewart, Daughters of John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock,---Pursuers; against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and Others,---Defenders

Answers, 15 Nov 1808

Answers for Robertson, Forsyth and Company, Merchants in Greenock; to the Petition of Stewart Smith and Others, Under writers in Glasgow

Petition, 17 Nov 1808

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Janet & Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock, and John M'Gown, Merchant there, husband of the said Janet Stewart

Answers, 14 Dec 1808

Answers for James Stewart, only Son and general Disponee and Executor of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock; and for David Renny, John Stewart, Alexander Macllister and John Macnaught, Trustees appointed by the said desunct for carrying his Deed of Settlement into effect; to the Petition of Janet and Ann Stewart, Daughters of the said deceased John Stewart; and John Macgown, Husband of the said Janet Stewart

Petition, 23 Dec 1808

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Jane and Ann Stewart, daughters of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant there, Husband of the said Janet Stewart, for his interest

Petition 1808

Citation

Andrew Skene, "Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Jane and Ann Stewart, daughters of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant there, Husband of the said Janet Stewart, for his interest," 23 Dec 1808 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Proof, 27 Aug 1807

Proof in the process of Reduction, Count, Reckoning, and Payment, brought at the instance of Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant in Greenock, husband of the said Janer Stewart, for his interest, against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and Others

Petition, 17 Feb 1808

Unto the Right Hounourable The Lords of Council and Session the Petition of James Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock, eldest, and only surviving Son and general Disponee of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant there; and of David Renny, Merchant in Newfoundland, John Stewart, Merchant in Glasgow, Alexander Macallafter, Merchant in Paifley, and John Macnaught, Merchant in Greenlock, Trustees under a Deed of Settlement executed by the said deceased John Stewart of Greenlock

Information, 21 Apr 1808

Information for James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, eldest and only surviving Son of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant there; and for David Rennie, Merchant in Newfoundland; John Stewart, Merchant in Galsgow; Alexander Macallister, Merchant in Paisley; and John Macnaught, Merchant in Greenock, Trustees under a Deed of Settlement executed by the said deceased John Stewart of Greenock,---Defenders; against Janet Stewart, and Ann Stewart, Daughters of the said deceased John Stewart; and John Macgown, Merchant in Greenock, Husband of the said Janet, for his Interest,---Pursuers 

Information, 10 Jun 1808

Information for Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant there, Husband of the said Janet Stewart; in the process of Reduction, Count Reckoning, and Payment, at their instance, against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and others

Answers, 2 Jul 1808

Answers for Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, merchant in Greenlock, to the Petition of James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and others

State of the Process of Reduction, 5 Jul 1808

In the Process of Reduction, Janet and Ann Stewart, Daughters of John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock,---Pursuers; against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and Others,---Defenders

Answers, 15 Nov 1808

Answers for Robertson, Forsyth and Company, Merchants in Greenock; to the Petition of Stewart Smith and Others, Under writers in Glasgow

Petition, 17 Nov 1808

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Janet & Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock, and John M'Gown, Merchant there, husband of the said Janet Stewart

Answers, 14 Dec 1808

Answers for James Stewart, only Son and general Disponee and Executor of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock; and for David Renny, John Stewart, Alexander Macllister and John Macnaught, Trustees appointed by the said desunct for carrying his Deed of Settlement into effect; to the Petition of Janet and Ann Stewart, Daughters of the said deceased John Stewart; and John Macgown, Husband of the said Janet Stewart

Petition, 23 Dec 1808

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Jane and Ann Stewart, daughters of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant there, Husband of the said Janet Stewart, for his interest

Information 1808

Citation

David Cathcart, Lord Alloway, "Information for Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant there, Husband of the said Janet Stewart; in the process of Reduction, Count Reckoning, and Payment, at their instance, against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and others," 10 Jun 1808 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Proof, 27 Aug 1807

Proof in the process of Reduction, Count, Reckoning, and Payment, brought at the instance of Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant in Greenock, husband of the said Janer Stewart, for his interest, against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and Others

Petition, 17 Feb 1808

Unto the Right Hounourable The Lords of Council and Session the Petition of James Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock, eldest, and only surviving Son and general Disponee of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant there; and of David Renny, Merchant in Newfoundland, John Stewart, Merchant in Glasgow, Alexander Macallafter, Merchant in Paifley, and John Macnaught, Merchant in Greenlock, Trustees under a Deed of Settlement executed by the said deceased John Stewart of Greenlock

Information, 21 Apr 1808

Information for James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, eldest and only surviving Son of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant there; and for David Rennie, Merchant in Newfoundland; John Stewart, Merchant in Galsgow; Alexander Macallister, Merchant in Paisley; and John Macnaught, Merchant in Greenock, Trustees under a Deed of Settlement executed by the said deceased John Stewart of Greenock,---Defenders; against Janet Stewart, and Ann Stewart, Daughters of the said deceased John Stewart; and John Macgown, Merchant in Greenock, Husband of the said Janet, for his Interest,---Pursuers 

Information, 10 Jun 1808

Information for Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant there, Husband of the said Janet Stewart; in the process of Reduction, Count Reckoning, and Payment, at their instance, against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and others

Answers, 2 Jul 1808

Answers for Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, merchant in Greenlock, to the Petition of James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and others

State of the Process of Reduction, 5 Jul 1808

In the Process of Reduction, Janet and Ann Stewart, Daughters of John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock,---Pursuers; against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and Others,---Defenders

Answers, 15 Nov 1808

Answers for Robertson, Forsyth and Company, Merchants in Greenock; to the Petition of Stewart Smith and Others, Under writers in Glasgow

Petition, 17 Nov 1808

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Janet & Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock, and John M'Gown, Merchant there, husband of the said Janet Stewart

Answers, 14 Dec 1808

Answers for James Stewart, only Son and general Disponee and Executor of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock; and for David Renny, John Stewart, Alexander Macllister and John Macnaught, Trustees appointed by the said desunct for carrying his Deed of Settlement into effect; to the Petition of Janet and Ann Stewart, Daughters of the said deceased John Stewart; and John Macgown, Husband of the said Janet Stewart

Petition, 23 Dec 1808

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Jane and Ann Stewart, daughters of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant there, Husband of the said Janet Stewart, for his interest

Information 1808

Citation

David MacFarlane, "Information for James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, eldest and only surviving Son of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant there; and for David Rennie, Merchant in Newfoundland; John Stewart, Merchant in Galsgow; Alexander Macallister, Merchant in Paisley; and John Macnaught, Merchant in Greenock, Trustees under a Deed of Settlement executed by the said deceased John Stewart of Greenock,---Defenders; against Janet Stewart, and Ann Stewart, Daughters of the said deceased John Stewart; and John Macgown, Merchant in Greenock, Husband of the said Janet, for his Interest,---Pursuers ," 21 Apr 1808 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Proof, 27 Aug 1807

Proof in the process of Reduction, Count, Reckoning, and Payment, brought at the instance of Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant in Greenock, husband of the said Janer Stewart, for his interest, against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and Others

Petition, 17 Feb 1808

Unto the Right Hounourable The Lords of Council and Session the Petition of James Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock, eldest, and only surviving Son and general Disponee of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant there; and of David Renny, Merchant in Newfoundland, John Stewart, Merchant in Glasgow, Alexander Macallafter, Merchant in Paifley, and John Macnaught, Merchant in Greenlock, Trustees under a Deed of Settlement executed by the said deceased John Stewart of Greenlock

Information, 21 Apr 1808

Information for James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, eldest and only surviving Son of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant there; and for David Rennie, Merchant in Newfoundland; John Stewart, Merchant in Galsgow; Alexander Macallister, Merchant in Paisley; and John Macnaught, Merchant in Greenock, Trustees under a Deed of Settlement executed by the said deceased John Stewart of Greenock,---Defenders; against Janet Stewart, and Ann Stewart, Daughters of the said deceased John Stewart; and John Macgown, Merchant in Greenock, Husband of the said Janet, for his Interest,---Pursuers 

Information, 10 Jun 1808

Information for Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant there, Husband of the said Janet Stewart; in the process of Reduction, Count Reckoning, and Payment, at their instance, against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and others

Answers, 2 Jul 1808

Answers for Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, merchant in Greenlock, to the Petition of James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and others

State of the Process of Reduction, 5 Jul 1808

In the Process of Reduction, Janet and Ann Stewart, Daughters of John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock,---Pursuers; against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and Others,---Defenders

Answers, 15 Nov 1808

Answers for Robertson, Forsyth and Company, Merchants in Greenock; to the Petition of Stewart Smith and Others, Under writers in Glasgow

Petition, 17 Nov 1808

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Janet & Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock, and John M'Gown, Merchant there, husband of the said Janet Stewart

Answers, 14 Dec 1808

Answers for James Stewart, only Son and general Disponee and Executor of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock; and for David Renny, John Stewart, Alexander Macllister and John Macnaught, Trustees appointed by the said desunct for carrying his Deed of Settlement into effect; to the Petition of Janet and Ann Stewart, Daughters of the said deceased John Stewart; and John Macgown, Husband of the said Janet Stewart

Petition, 23 Dec 1808

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Jane and Ann Stewart, daughters of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant there, Husband of the said Janet Stewart, for his interest

State of the Process of Reduction 1808

Citation

, "In the Process of Reduction, Janet and Ann Stewart, Daughters of John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock,---Pursuers; against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and Others,---Defenders," 5 Jul 1808 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Proof, 27 Aug 1807

Proof in the process of Reduction, Count, Reckoning, and Payment, brought at the instance of Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant in Greenock, husband of the said Janer Stewart, for his interest, against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and Others

Petition, 17 Feb 1808

Unto the Right Hounourable The Lords of Council and Session the Petition of James Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock, eldest, and only surviving Son and general Disponee of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant there; and of David Renny, Merchant in Newfoundland, John Stewart, Merchant in Glasgow, Alexander Macallafter, Merchant in Paifley, and John Macnaught, Merchant in Greenlock, Trustees under a Deed of Settlement executed by the said deceased John Stewart of Greenlock

Information, 21 Apr 1808

Information for James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, eldest and only surviving Son of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant there; and for David Rennie, Merchant in Newfoundland; John Stewart, Merchant in Galsgow; Alexander Macallister, Merchant in Paisley; and John Macnaught, Merchant in Greenock, Trustees under a Deed of Settlement executed by the said deceased John Stewart of Greenock,---Defenders; against Janet Stewart, and Ann Stewart, Daughters of the said deceased John Stewart; and John Macgown, Merchant in Greenock, Husband of the said Janet, for his Interest,---Pursuers 

Information, 10 Jun 1808

Information for Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant there, Husband of the said Janet Stewart; in the process of Reduction, Count Reckoning, and Payment, at their instance, against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and others

Answers, 2 Jul 1808

Answers for Janet and Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, merchant in Greenlock, to the Petition of James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and others

State of the Process of Reduction, 5 Jul 1808

In the Process of Reduction, Janet and Ann Stewart, Daughters of John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock,---Pursuers; against James Stewart, Merchant in Greenock, and Others,---Defenders

Answers, 15 Nov 1808

Answers for Robertson, Forsyth and Company, Merchants in Greenock; to the Petition of Stewart Smith and Others, Under writers in Glasgow

Petition, 17 Nov 1808

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Janet & Ann Stewart, daughters of the late John Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock, and John M'Gown, Merchant there, husband of the said Janet Stewart

Answers, 14 Dec 1808

Answers for James Stewart, only Son and general Disponee and Executor of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenlock; and for David Renny, John Stewart, Alexander Macllister and John Macnaught, Trustees appointed by the said desunct for carrying his Deed of Settlement into effect; to the Petition of Janet and Ann Stewart, Daughters of the said deceased John Stewart; and John Macgown, Husband of the said Janet Stewart

Petition, 23 Dec 1808

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Jane and Ann Stewart, daughters of the deceased John Stewart, Merchant in Greenock; and John M'Gown, Merchant there, Husband of the said Janet Stewart, for his interest

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