Tait v. Lord Stonefield's Interlocutor — Petition, 13 Dec 1796

Citation

Henry David Inglis, "Unto The Right Honourable, The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of John Tait, Writer in Edinburgh, Factor for the Executors of the deceased Lawrence Spends, Writer there," 13 Dec 1796 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, 13 Dec 1796

Unto The Right Honourable, The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of John Tait, Writer in Edinburgh, Factor for the Executors of the deceased Lawrence Spends, Writer there

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Unto The Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of Walter Spens, Merchant in London; and William Blair, Writer to the Signet, his Attorney

Proof 1791

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, "Proof in the Petition and Complaint Colonel Andrew Bruce, against Harry Davidson, Writer to the Signet," 26 Jan 1791 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Proof, 26 Jan 1791

Proof in the Petition and Complaint Colonel Andrew Bruce, against Harry Davidson, Writer to the Signet

Answers Inglis 1799

Citation

Robert Davidson, "Answers for Alexander, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, younger Children of the Marriage between the late Claud Inglis, Merchant in Edinburgh, and Jean Simpson, youngest Daughter of Alexander Simpson, third Brother of Andrew Simpson of Viewfield; and for James Hay, writer in Edinburgh, Husband of the said Marion Inglis; and also for Robert Wight junior, Agnes, Beetie, Betty and Janet Wights, younger Children of the Marriage between Robert Wight, Farmer in Kingsknows, and Elizabeth Simpson, eldest Daughter of the said Alexander Simpson; and for William Hunter of Gilmerton, Husband of the said Janet Wight; To The Petition of David Wight of Viewfield, eldest Son of the said Robert Wight," 7 Feb 1799 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Information, 12 May 1798

Information for William Inglis, Surgeon in the service of the Honourable East India Company, and for Alexander, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, all Children of the deceased Claud Inglis, Merchant in Edinburgh; and James Hay, Writer in Edinburgh, Husband of the said Marion Inglis, for his Interest; Defenders; Against David Wight of Viewfield, Eldest Son procreate of the marriage between Robert Wight, tenant in Kingsknows, and Elizabeth Simpson, who was eldest daughter of Alexander Simpson, third brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield, Pursuer

Information, 12 May 1798

Information for David Wight, of Viewfield, eldest Son procreate of the marriage between Robert Wight, tenant in Kingsknows, and Elisabeth Simpson, who was eldest daughter of Alexander Simpson, third brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield; Against William, Alexander, Elisabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, children of the deceased Claud Inglis, merchant in Edinburgh, and James Hay, writer in Edinburgh, husband of the said Marion for his interest; Robert Wight junior, Agnes, Bettie, Betty, and Janet Wights, children of Robert Wight farmer in Kingsknows, and William Hunter of Gilmerton, husband of the said Janet Wight

Petition, 15 Dec 1798

Unto the Right Honourable, The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of David Wight of Viewfield, eldest Son procreate of the Marriage between Robert Wight, Tenant in Kingsknows, and Elisabeth Simpson, who was eldest Daughter of Alexander Simpson, third Brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield

Answers, 7 Feb 1799

Answers for Alexander, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, younger Children of the Marriage between the late Claud Inglis, Merchant in Edinburgh, and Jean Simpson, youngest Daughter of Alexander Simpson, third Brother of Andrew Simpson of Viewfield; and for James Hay, writer in Edinburgh, Husband of the said Marion Inglis; and also for Robert Wight junior, Agnes, Beetie, Betty and Janet Wights, younger Children of the Marriage between Robert Wight, Farmer in Kingsknows, and Elizabeth Simpson, eldest Daughter of the said Alexander Simpson; and for William Hunter of Gilmerton, Husband of the said Janet Wight; To The Petition of David Wight of Viewfield, eldest Son of the said Robert Wight

David Wight v. William Inglis — Petition, 15 Dec 1798

Citation

William Clerk, "Unto the Right Honourable, The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of David Wight of Viewfield, eldest Son procreate of the Marriage between Robert Wight, Tenant in Kingsknows, and Elisabeth Simpson, who was eldest Daughter of Alexander Simpson, third Brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield," 15 Dec 1798 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Information, 12 May 1798

Information for William Inglis, Surgeon in the service of the Honourable East India Company, and for Alexander, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, all Children of the deceased Claud Inglis, Merchant in Edinburgh; and James Hay, Writer in Edinburgh, Husband of the said Marion Inglis, for his Interest; Defenders; Against David Wight of Viewfield, Eldest Son procreate of the marriage between Robert Wight, tenant in Kingsknows, and Elizabeth Simpson, who was eldest daughter of Alexander Simpson, third brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield, Pursuer

Information, 12 May 1798

Information for David Wight, of Viewfield, eldest Son procreate of the marriage between Robert Wight, tenant in Kingsknows, and Elisabeth Simpson, who was eldest daughter of Alexander Simpson, third brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield; Against William, Alexander, Elisabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, children of the deceased Claud Inglis, merchant in Edinburgh, and James Hay, writer in Edinburgh, husband of the said Marion for his interest; Robert Wight junior, Agnes, Bettie, Betty, and Janet Wights, children of Robert Wight farmer in Kingsknows, and William Hunter of Gilmerton, husband of the said Janet Wight

Petition, 15 Dec 1798

Unto the Right Honourable, The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of David Wight of Viewfield, eldest Son procreate of the Marriage between Robert Wight, Tenant in Kingsknows, and Elisabeth Simpson, who was eldest Daughter of Alexander Simpson, third Brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield

Answers, 7 Feb 1799

Answers for Alexander, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, younger Children of the Marriage between the late Claud Inglis, Merchant in Edinburgh, and Jean Simpson, youngest Daughter of Alexander Simpson, third Brother of Andrew Simpson of Viewfield; and for James Hay, writer in Edinburgh, Husband of the said Marion Inglis; and also for Robert Wight junior, Agnes, Beetie, Betty and Janet Wights, younger Children of the Marriage between Robert Wight, Farmer in Kingsknows, and Elizabeth Simpson, eldest Daughter of the said Alexander Simpson; and for William Hunter of Gilmerton, Husband of the said Janet Wight; To The Petition of David Wight of Viewfield, eldest Son of the said Robert Wight

David Wight v. William Inglis — Information, 12 May 1798 [2]

Citation

John Clerk, Lord Eldin, "Information for David Wight, of Viewfield, eldest Son procreate of the marriage between Robert Wight, tenant in Kingsknows, and Elisabeth Simpson, who was eldest daughter of Alexander Simpson, third brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield; Against William, Alexander, Elisabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, children of the deceased Claud Inglis, merchant in Edinburgh, and James Hay, writer in Edinburgh, husband of the said Marion for his interest; Robert Wight junior, Agnes, Bettie, Betty, and Janet Wights, children of Robert Wight farmer in Kingsknows, and William Hunter of Gilmerton, husband of the said Janet Wight," 12 May 1798 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Information, 12 May 1798

Information for William Inglis, Surgeon in the service of the Honourable East India Company, and for Alexander, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, all Children of the deceased Claud Inglis, Merchant in Edinburgh; and James Hay, Writer in Edinburgh, Husband of the said Marion Inglis, for his Interest; Defenders; Against David Wight of Viewfield, Eldest Son procreate of the marriage between Robert Wight, tenant in Kingsknows, and Elizabeth Simpson, who was eldest daughter of Alexander Simpson, third brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield, Pursuer

Information, 12 May 1798

Information for David Wight, of Viewfield, eldest Son procreate of the marriage between Robert Wight, tenant in Kingsknows, and Elisabeth Simpson, who was eldest daughter of Alexander Simpson, third brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield; Against William, Alexander, Elisabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, children of the deceased Claud Inglis, merchant in Edinburgh, and James Hay, writer in Edinburgh, husband of the said Marion for his interest; Robert Wight junior, Agnes, Bettie, Betty, and Janet Wights, children of Robert Wight farmer in Kingsknows, and William Hunter of Gilmerton, husband of the said Janet Wight

Petition, 15 Dec 1798

Unto the Right Honourable, The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of David Wight of Viewfield, eldest Son procreate of the Marriage between Robert Wight, Tenant in Kingsknows, and Elisabeth Simpson, who was eldest Daughter of Alexander Simpson, third Brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield

Answers, 7 Feb 1799

Answers for Alexander, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, younger Children of the Marriage between the late Claud Inglis, Merchant in Edinburgh, and Jean Simpson, youngest Daughter of Alexander Simpson, third Brother of Andrew Simpson of Viewfield; and for James Hay, writer in Edinburgh, Husband of the said Marion Inglis; and also for Robert Wight junior, Agnes, Beetie, Betty and Janet Wights, younger Children of the Marriage between Robert Wight, Farmer in Kingsknows, and Elizabeth Simpson, eldest Daughter of the said Alexander Simpson; and for William Hunter of Gilmerton, Husband of the said Janet Wight; To The Petition of David Wight of Viewfield, eldest Son of the said Robert Wight

David Wight v. William Inglis — Information, 12 May 1798

Citation

Adam Rolland, of Gask, "Information for William Inglis, Surgeon in the service of the Honourable East India Company, and for Alexander, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, all Children of the deceased Claud Inglis, Merchant in Edinburgh; and James Hay, Writer in Edinburgh, Husband of the said Marion Inglis, for his Interest; Defenders; Against David Wight of Viewfield, Eldest Son procreate of the marriage between Robert Wight, tenant in Kingsknows, and Elizabeth Simpson, who was eldest daughter of Alexander Simpson, third brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield, Pursuer," 12 May 1798 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Information, 12 May 1798

Information for William Inglis, Surgeon in the service of the Honourable East India Company, and for Alexander, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, all Children of the deceased Claud Inglis, Merchant in Edinburgh; and James Hay, Writer in Edinburgh, Husband of the said Marion Inglis, for his Interest; Defenders; Against David Wight of Viewfield, Eldest Son procreate of the marriage between Robert Wight, tenant in Kingsknows, and Elizabeth Simpson, who was eldest daughter of Alexander Simpson, third brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield, Pursuer

Information, 12 May 1798

Information for David Wight, of Viewfield, eldest Son procreate of the marriage between Robert Wight, tenant in Kingsknows, and Elisabeth Simpson, who was eldest daughter of Alexander Simpson, third brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield; Against William, Alexander, Elisabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, children of the deceased Claud Inglis, merchant in Edinburgh, and James Hay, writer in Edinburgh, husband of the said Marion for his interest; Robert Wight junior, Agnes, Bettie, Betty, and Janet Wights, children of Robert Wight farmer in Kingsknows, and William Hunter of Gilmerton, husband of the said Janet Wight

Petition, 15 Dec 1798

Unto the Right Honourable, The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of David Wight of Viewfield, eldest Son procreate of the Marriage between Robert Wight, Tenant in Kingsknows, and Elisabeth Simpson, who was eldest Daughter of Alexander Simpson, third Brother of Andrew Simpson of Pendreich and Viewfield

Answers, 7 Feb 1799

Answers for Alexander, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Marion Inglis, younger Children of the Marriage between the late Claud Inglis, Merchant in Edinburgh, and Jean Simpson, youngest Daughter of Alexander Simpson, third Brother of Andrew Simpson of Viewfield; and for James Hay, writer in Edinburgh, Husband of the said Marion Inglis; and also for Robert Wight junior, Agnes, Beetie, Betty and Janet Wights, younger Children of the Marriage between Robert Wight, Farmer in Kingsknows, and Elizabeth Simpson, eldest Daughter of the said Alexander Simpson; and for William Hunter of Gilmerton, Husband of the said Janet Wight; To The Petition of David Wight of Viewfield, eldest Son of the said Robert Wight

Stewart v. Inner-House Interlocutor — Petition, 14 Dec 1798

Citation

Thomas Thomson, "Unto The Right Honourable, The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of William Stewart at Hillhead, Factor for Major-General Alexander Ross of Castlemilk," 14 Dec 1798 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Answers 1791

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Alexander Wight, "Answers for David Cunynghame, Esq; younger of Livingstone; to the Petition & Complaint of James Bruce of Kinnaird, Esq," 22 Feb 1791 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Answers 1791

Citation

Alexander Wight, "Answers for Sir William Augustus Cunynghame Baronet of Livingstone, to the petition and Complaint of James Bruce of Kinnaird, Esq," 22 Feb 1791 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Sommervell — Petition, 25 May 1798

Citation

John Clerk, Lord Eldin, "Unto The Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of William Sommervell, Esq. of Kennox, Mrs Lilias Porterfield, his Mother, and Peter Paterson, Writer in Glasgow, his nearest Agnate," 25 May 1798 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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