Memorial Robertson 1801

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David Williamson Robertson Ewart, of Balgray, "Memorial for William Robertson of Ladykirk, Esq; Mrs Lillias Leslie, Merchant in Edinburgh; Bailie Thomas Henderson, and John Pitcairn, both Merchants in Edinburgh; John Duncan, Baker in Portsburgh; Misses Grizel and Agenes Hamilton, residing in Edinburgh; and George Andrew, Writer in Edinburgh, Suspenders; against James Campbell, Writer to the Signet; and James Pillans, Printer in Edinburgh, chargers," 22 May 1801 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Memorial for William Robertson of Ladykirk, Esq; Mrs Lillias Leslie, Merchant in Edinburgh; Bailie Thomas Henderson, and John Pitcairn, both Merchants in Edinburgh; John Duncan, Baker in Portsburgh; Misses Grizel and Agenes Hamilton, residing in Edinburgh; and George Andrew, Writer in Edinburgh, Suspenders; against James Campbell, Writer to the Signet; and James Pillans, Printer in Edinburgh, chargers

Condescendence for William Robertson of Ladykirk, Esq; Mrs Lillias Leslie, Merchant in Edinburgh; Bailie Thomas Henderson, and John Pitcairn, both Merchants in Edinburgh; John Duncan, Baker in Portsburgh; Misses Grizel and Agnes Hamilton, residing in Edinburgh; and George Andrew, Writer in Edinburgh, Suspender; against James Campbell, Writer to the Signet; and James Pillans, Printer in Edinburgh, Chargers

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of William Robertson of Ladykirk, Esq.; Miss Jean Campbell, daughter of the late Captain Robert Campbell of the 99th Regiment of Foot, second son of the late Colin Campbell of Glenfalloch, Esq.; Bailie Thomas Henderson and John Pitcairn, both Merchants in Edinburgh; John Duncan, Baker in Porsburgh; Mrs Lilias Leslie, Merchant in Edinburgh; Misses Grizel and Agnes Hamilton, residing in Edinburgh; and George Andrew, Writer in Edinburgh

Answers for James Campbell Writer to the Signet, and James Pilllans Printer in Edinburgh, to the Petition of William Robertson, Esq. and others

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of James Campbell Writer to the Signet, and James Pillans Printer in Edinburgh

Answers for William Robertson of Ladykirk, Esq; Miss Sophia robertson, Daughter of the late William Robertson of Ladykirk, Esq; Miss Jean Campbell, Daughter of the late Captain Robert Campbell of the 99th Regiment of Foot, second Son of the late Colin Campbell of Glenfalloch, Esq; Bailie Thomas Henderson and John Pitcairn, both Merchants in Edinburgh; John Duncan, Baker in Portsburgh; Mrs Lilias Leslie, Merchant in Edinburgh; Misses Grizel and agnes Hamilton, residing in Edinburgh; and George Andrew, Writer in Edinburgh; to the Petition of James Campbell, Writer to the Signet, and James Pillans, Printer in Edinburgh

Memorial Campbell 1801

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Robert Forsyth, of Redhouse, Advocate, "Memorial for James Campbell Writer to the Signet, and James Pillans Printer in Edinburgh, Respondents to a Bill of Suspension and Interdict, at the instance of William Robertson of Ladykirk, Esq; Mr Lillias Leslie, Merchant in Edinburgh; Bailie Thomas Henderson, Merchant in Edinburgh; John Duncan, Baker in Portsburgh; Misses Grizel and Agenes Hamilton, residing in Edinburgh; George Andrew, writer there; and John Pitcairn, Merchant there," 22 May 1801 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Memorial for William Robertson of Ladykirk, Esq; Mrs Lillias Leslie, Merchant in Edinburgh; Bailie Thomas Henderson, and John Pitcairn, both Merchants in Edinburgh; John Duncan, Baker in Portsburgh; Misses Grizel and Agenes Hamilton, residing in Edinburgh; and George Andrew, Writer in Edinburgh, Suspenders; against James Campbell, Writer to the Signet; and James Pillans, Printer in Edinburgh, chargers

Condescendence for William Robertson of Ladykirk, Esq; Mrs Lillias Leslie, Merchant in Edinburgh; Bailie Thomas Henderson, and John Pitcairn, both Merchants in Edinburgh; John Duncan, Baker in Portsburgh; Misses Grizel and Agnes Hamilton, residing in Edinburgh; and George Andrew, Writer in Edinburgh, Suspender; against James Campbell, Writer to the Signet; and James Pillans, Printer in Edinburgh, Chargers

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of William Robertson of Ladykirk, Esq.; Miss Jean Campbell, daughter of the late Captain Robert Campbell of the 99th Regiment of Foot, second son of the late Colin Campbell of Glenfalloch, Esq.; Bailie Thomas Henderson and John Pitcairn, both Merchants in Edinburgh; John Duncan, Baker in Porsburgh; Mrs Lilias Leslie, Merchant in Edinburgh; Misses Grizel and Agnes Hamilton, residing in Edinburgh; and George Andrew, Writer in Edinburgh

Answers for James Campbell Writer to the Signet, and James Pilllans Printer in Edinburgh, to the Petition of William Robertson, Esq. and others

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of James Campbell Writer to the Signet, and James Pillans Printer in Edinburgh

Answers for William Robertson of Ladykirk, Esq; Miss Sophia robertson, Daughter of the late William Robertson of Ladykirk, Esq; Miss Jean Campbell, Daughter of the late Captain Robert Campbell of the 99th Regiment of Foot, second Son of the late Colin Campbell of Glenfalloch, Esq; Bailie Thomas Henderson and John Pitcairn, both Merchants in Edinburgh; John Duncan, Baker in Portsburgh; Mrs Lilias Leslie, Merchant in Edinburgh; Misses Grizel and agnes Hamilton, residing in Edinburgh; and George Andrew, Writer in Edinburgh; to the Petition of James Campbell, Writer to the Signet, and James Pillans, Printer in Edinburgh

John Cunningham

Name
John Cunningham
Occupation
Biographical Notes
Advocate, 10 Mar. 1807. Son of John Cunningham; m. Margaret Trotter; Sheriff of Moray 1831; Solicitor-General 1835; Advocate-Depute 1830; Lord Cunningham 1837; resigned 1853.
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Life Dates
1782 - 1854

Answers Maxwell 1801

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Sir Walter Scott, of Abbotsford, Bart., "Answers for John Maxwell Esq; of Broomholm, to the Petition of Robert Hyslop, Tenant in Fairnyhirst; John Purves and Michael Purves, Tenants of a Share of the divided Commonyy of Langholm; William Little, lalte Tenant in Barross Grosts; and John Brown, formerly Shoemaker, now Carter in Langholm," 17 Nov 1801 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Answers for John Maxwell Esq; of Broomholm, to the Petition of Robert Hyslop, Tenant in Fairnyhirst; John Purves and Michael Purves, Tenants of a Share of the divided Commonyy of Langholm; William Little, lalte Tenant in Barross Grosts; and John Brown, formerly Shoemaker, now Carter in Langholm

Petition Hyslop 1801

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Henry Erskine, "Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Robert Hyslop, Tenant in Fairnybirst; John Purves, and Michael Purves, Tenants of a share of the divided Commonty of Langholm; William Little, Son of the deceased William Little, late Tenant in Barros Grosts; and John Brown, formerly Shoemaker, now Carter in Langholm," 2 Jun 1801 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Answers for John Maxwell Esq; of Broomholm, to the Petition of Robert Hyslop, Tenant in Fairnyhirst; John Purves and Michael Purves, Tenants of a Share of the divided Commonyy of Langholm; William Little, lalte Tenant in Barross Grosts; and John Brown, formerly Shoemaker, now Carter in Langholm

Answers Balfour 1802

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John Clerk, Lord Eldin, "Answers for John Balfour of Trenabay, Esq; Thomas Stewart Trail of Tirlot Esq; Murdoch Mackenzie, Esq; of Groundwater; Thomas Trail of Holland, Esq; and others, Heritors of the United Parishes of Westray and Papa Westray, in Orkney; to the Petition, and Additional Petition, of the Right Honourable Thomas, Lord Dundas ," 18 Jun 1802 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Answers fir The Rev. Mr James Izat, Minister of the Parish of Westray, and Papa Westray, in Orkney; to the Objections for the Right Honourable Thomas Lord Dundas

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