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Thomas Earl of Dundonald claims the 1716 Bond and other deeds cannot override the ancient investiture reserving the estate for Heirs Male.

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Information of Thomas Earl of Dundonald, arguing that the Bond of Tailie 1716 does not oblige him to divest himself of the estate in favour of the Marquis of Clydsdale.

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Petition by Thomas Earl of Dundonald seeking relief against The Marquis of Clydesdale in a matter involving sacred rites or estates.

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Information of James, Marquis of Clydesdale, and His Grace the Duke of Hamilton his Guardian, arguing that the Marquis is heir to the Estate of Dundonald by virtue of a Deed of Settlement made by his grandfather.

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Information of James, Marquis of Clydesdale, against Thomas, Earl of Dundonald, arguing that the Earl has no lawful claim to the lands in question.

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James Muir Deacon of Stirling, for the Incorporation of the Weavers, challenges a Justices of Peace Act regulating Tartan as exceeding legal authority and harming trade.

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Information of the Justices of Peace of the Shire of Stirling, and Robert Banks their Stampmaster, and the Linen Company of Glasgow, arguing that the suspension of their 1744 Act regulating Tartan cloth stamping and folding is invalid

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Creditors object to partial sale of Tulloch’s estate, claiming omitted lands held by apparent heirship; pursuers defend process as regular under records.

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Petitioner seeks review of interlocutors restricting Tulloch’s debt obligations, arguing Contract of 1735 fully compensates him for debts owed to Munro.

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Answers by Kenneth Bayne of Tulloch to the petition of Mr. John Gordon, Assigny by Sir Robert Munro, responding to claims of debt and relief obligations.