Petition Aitken 1801

Citation

George Joseph Bell, "Unto the right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session the Additional Petition of William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others, Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh," 2 Apr 1801 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Information for William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh; against the Incorporation of Tailors

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Information, 15 Jan 1801

Information for William Bain, Deacon of the Incorporation of Tailors of Edinburgh, for himself, and on behalf of the Master Tailors in and about Edinburgh, against the Journeymen Tailors in and about Edinburgh

Information, 15 Jan 1801

Information for William Bain, Deacon of the Incorporation of Tailors of Edinburgh, for himself, and on behalf of the Master Tailors in and about Edinburgh, against the Journeymen Tailors in and about Edinburgh

Petition, 2 Apr 1801

Unto the right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session the Additional Petition of William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others, Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh

Petition, 2 Apr 1801

Unto the right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session the Additional Petition of William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others, Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh

Answers, 4 Dec 1801

Answers for William Bain, Deacon of the Incorporation of Tailors of Edinburgh, for himself, and on behalf of the Master Tailors in and about Edinburgh; to the Petition, and Additional Petition, of William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others, Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh

Answers, 4 Dec 1801

Answers for William Bain, Deacon of the Incorporation of Tailors of Edinburgh, for himself, and on behalf of the Master Tailors in and about Edinburgh; to the Petition, and Additional Petition, of William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others, Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh

Information Bain 1801

Citation

Henry Erskine, "Information for William Bain, Deacon of the Incorporation of Tailors of Edinburgh, for himself, and on behalf of the Master Tailors in and about Edinburgh, against the Journeymen Tailors in and about Edinburgh," 15 Jan 1801 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Information, 14 Jan 1801

Information for William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh; against the Incorporation of Tailors

Information, 14 Jan 1801

Information for William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh; against the Incorporation of Tailors

Information, 15 Jan 1801

Information for William Bain, Deacon of the Incorporation of Tailors of Edinburgh, for himself, and on behalf of the Master Tailors in and about Edinburgh, against the Journeymen Tailors in and about Edinburgh

Information, 15 Jan 1801

Information for William Bain, Deacon of the Incorporation of Tailors of Edinburgh, for himself, and on behalf of the Master Tailors in and about Edinburgh, against the Journeymen Tailors in and about Edinburgh

Petition, 2 Apr 1801

Unto the right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session the Additional Petition of William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others, Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh

Petition, 2 Apr 1801

Unto the right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session the Additional Petition of William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others, Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh

Answers, 4 Dec 1801

Answers for William Bain, Deacon of the Incorporation of Tailors of Edinburgh, for himself, and on behalf of the Master Tailors in and about Edinburgh; to the Petition, and Additional Petition, of William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others, Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh

Answers, 4 Dec 1801

Answers for William Bain, Deacon of the Incorporation of Tailors of Edinburgh, for himself, and on behalf of the Master Tailors in and about Edinburgh; to the Petition, and Additional Petition, of William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others, Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh

Information Aitken 1801

Citation

Archibald Campbell Jr., Lord Succoth, 2nd Baronet of Succoth, "Information for William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh; against the Incorporation of Tailors," 14 Jan 1801 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Information, 15 Jan 1801

Information for William Bain, Deacon of the Incorporation of Tailors of Edinburgh, for himself, and on behalf of the Master Tailors in and about Edinburgh, against the Journeymen Tailors in and about Edinburgh

Information, 15 Jan 1801

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Petition, 2 Apr 1801

Unto the right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session the Additional Petition of William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others, Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh

Petition, 2 Apr 1801

Unto the right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session the Additional Petition of William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others, Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh

Answers, 4 Dec 1801

Answers for William Bain, Deacon of the Incorporation of Tailors of Edinburgh, for himself, and on behalf of the Master Tailors in and about Edinburgh; to the Petition, and Additional Petition, of William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others, Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh

Answers, 4 Dec 1801

Answers for William Bain, Deacon of the Incorporation of Tailors of Edinburgh, for himself, and on behalf of the Master Tailors in and about Edinburgh; to the Petition, and Additional Petition, of William Aitken, Alexander Allan, and others, Journeymen Tailors in Edinburgh

Memorial Gordon 1800

Citation

Thomas Walker Baird , "Memorial for John Gordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustees for the Creditors of Donald M'Lean, late vintner in Kirriemuir, and John and Alexander Taylors, Brothers of Frederick Taylor, Purchaser from them of the Subjects after metnioned, Defeders; against John Smith, Writer in Forsar, Pursuer," 13 Feb 1800 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, 21 May 1799

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Answers, 8 Jul 1799

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Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

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Memorial Smith 1800

Citation

Robert Craigie, "Memorial for John Smith, Writer in Forsar, John Cordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean, late Vintner in Kirriemuir, and others," 13 Feb 1800 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

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Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

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Answers Smith 1799

Citation

David Williamson Robertson Ewart, of Balgray, "Answers for John Smith, Writer in Forsar, to the Petition of John Gordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustee for the Creditors of Donald Maclean, late Vintner in Kirrymuir, and John and James Taylors, Brothers of Frederick Taylor, Purchaser from them of the Subjects after mentioned," 8 Jul 1799 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, 21 May 1799

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Answers, 8 Jul 1799

Answers for John Smith, Writer in Forsar, to the Petition of John Gordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustee for the Creditors of Donald Maclean, late Vintner in Kirrymuir, and John and James Taylors, Brothers of Frederick Taylor, Purchaser from them of the Subjects after mentioned

Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

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Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

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Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

Memorial for John Smith, Writer in Forsar, John Cordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean, late Vintner in Kirriemuir, and others

Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

Memorial for John Gordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustees for the Creditors of Donald M'Lean, late vintner in Kirriemuir, and John and Alexander Taylors, Brothers of Frederick Taylor, Purchaser from them of the Subjects after metnioned, Defeders; against John Smith, Writer in Forsar, Pursuer

Petition Gordon 1799

Citation

Thomas Walker Baird , "Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John Gordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustee for the Creditors of Donald M'Lean, late Vintner in Kirriemuir, and John and Alexander Taylors, Brothers of Frederick Taylor, Purchser from them of the Subjects after mentioned," 21 May 1799 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, 21 May 1799

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John Gordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustee for the Creditors of Donald M'Lean, late Vintner in Kirriemuir, and John and Alexander Taylors, Brothers of Frederick Taylor, Purchser from them of the Subjects after mentioned

Answers, 8 Jul 1799

Answers for John Smith, Writer in Forsar, to the Petition of John Gordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustee for the Creditors of Donald Maclean, late Vintner in Kirrymuir, and John and James Taylors, Brothers of Frederick Taylor, Purchaser from them of the Subjects after mentioned

Answers, 8 Jul 1799

Answers for John Smith, Writer in Forsar, to the Petition of John Gordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustee for the Creditors of Donald Maclean, late Vintner in Kirrymuir, and John and James Taylors, Brothers of Frederick Taylor, Purchaser from them of the Subjects after mentioned

Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

Memorial for John Smith, Writer in Forsar, John Cordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean, late Vintner in Kirriemuir, and others

Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

Memorial for John Gordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustees for the Creditors of Donald M'Lean, late vintner in Kirriemuir, and John and Alexander Taylors, Brothers of Frederick Taylor, Purchaser from them of the Subjects after metnioned, Defeders; against John Smith, Writer in Forsar, Pursuer

Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

Memorial for John Smith, Writer in Forsar, John Cordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean, late Vintner in Kirriemuir, and others

Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

Memorial for John Gordon in Clayleith, John Duncan in Runtilive, and Robert Hanton in Lednathy, Trustees for the Creditors of Donald M'Lean, late vintner in Kirriemuir, and John and Alexander Taylors, Brothers of Frederick Taylor, Purchaser from them of the Subjects after metnioned, Defeders; against John Smith, Writer in Forsar, Pursuer

Answers Henderson 1801

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Charles Hope, Lord Granton, "Answers for James Henderson, Procurator-Fiscal for the County of Roxburgh; Walter Riddel, Writer in Jedburgh, and Thomas Elliot, Farmer in Hundalie, both of the Middle Troop of Roxburghshire Yeomanry Cavalry; to the Petition of Robert Scott, Constable for the Counties of Selkirk & c. residing at Henderson's Know," 2 Jan 1801 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition Scott 1800

Citation

, "Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Robert Scott, Constable for the Counties of Selkirk & c. residing at Henderson's - know," 25 Nov 1800 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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