Memorial 1795

Citation

Matthew Ross, of Candie, "Memorial for Sir James Campbell of Inverniel, Charger; against Katharine Renfrew, alias Watt, Relict of the deceased William Watt Innkeeper at Crosshill, Suspender," 12 Feb 1795 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Memorial, 10 Feb 1795

Memorial for Mrs Katharine Watt, Widow of the deceased William Watt, innkeeper at Crosshill, Suspender, against Sir James Campbell of Inverneil, Charger

Memorial, 12 Feb 1795

Memorial for Sir James Campbell of Inverniel, Charger; against Katharine Renfrew, alias Watt, Relict of the deceased William Watt Innkeeper at Crosshill, Suspender

Information 1794

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Sir William Honyman, Lord Armadale, "Information for David Earl of Mansfield; Sir Charles Douglas, Bart. Of Kilhead; Dame Grace Douglas, Widow of Sir William Douglas, Bart. Of kilhead; Sir William Maxwell, Bart. Of Springkell; and others, Curators to the said Sir Charles Douglas: John Murray, Efq; of Murraythwaite; and Charles Sharp, Efq; of Hoddam, Defenders in a Process of Augmentation and locality, and Pursuers in a Process of Reduction, against The Reverned Mr Thomas Smith, Minister of the Parish of Cummertrees, Pursuer in a Process of Augmentation and Locality, and Defender in the Reduction," 18 Nov 1794 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Information, 18 Nov 1794

Information for David Earl of Mansfield; Sir Charles Douglas, Bart. Of Kilhead; Dame Grace Douglas, Widow of Sir William Douglas, Bart. Of kilhead; Sir William Maxwell, Bart. Of Springkell; and others, Curators to the said Sir Charles Douglas: John Murray, Efq; of Murraythwaite; and Charles Sharp, Efq; of Hoddam, Defenders in a Process of Augmentation and locality, and Pursuers in a Process of Reduction, against The Reverned Mr Thomas Smith, Minister of the Parish of Cummertrees, Pursuer in a Process of Augmentation and Locality, and Defender in the Reduction

Information, 3 Jan 1795

Information for The Rev. Mr Thomas Smith, Minister of the Gospel in the United Parishes of Trailton and Cummertrees; against The Earl of Mansfield, Sir Charles Douglas of Killhead, Baronet, John Murray, Efq; of Murraythwaite, and Charles Sharp, Efq; of Hoddam, Heritors of the said United Parishes

Information 1795

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Sir William Macleod Bannatyne, of Kames, Lord Bannatyne, "Information for The Rev. Mr Thomas Smith, Minister of the Gospel in the United Parishes of Trailton and Cummertrees; against The Earl of Mansfield, Sir Charles Douglas of Killhead, Baronet, John Murray, Efq; of Murraythwaite, and Charles Sharp, Efq; of Hoddam, Heritors of the said United Parishes," 3 Jan 1795 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Information, 18 Nov 1794

Information for David Earl of Mansfield; Sir Charles Douglas, Bart. Of Kilhead; Dame Grace Douglas, Widow of Sir William Douglas, Bart. Of kilhead; Sir William Maxwell, Bart. Of Springkell; and others, Curators to the said Sir Charles Douglas: John Murray, Efq; of Murraythwaite; and Charles Sharp, Efq; of Hoddam, Defenders in a Process of Augmentation and locality, and Pursuers in a Process of Reduction, against The Reverned Mr Thomas Smith, Minister of the Parish of Cummertrees, Pursuer in a Process of Augmentation and Locality, and Defender in the Reduction

Information, 3 Jan 1795

Information for The Rev. Mr Thomas Smith, Minister of the Gospel in the United Parishes of Trailton and Cummertrees; against The Earl of Mansfield, Sir Charles Douglas of Killhead, Baronet, John Murray, Efq; of Murraythwaite, and Charles Sharp, Efq; of Hoddam, Heritors of the said United Parishes

Answers 1795

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David Williamson Robertson Ewart, of Balgray, "Answers for Grace Campbell, and Ronald Macnicol, Merchant in Glasgow, her Husband, for his interest; to the Petition of Margaret Maclauchlan alias Campbell, relict of colin Campbell of Ballinaby, and of Dugald Campbell, now of Ballinaby, Efq," 26 Jun 1795 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Margaret Maclauchlan alias Campbell, Relict of Colin Campbell of Ballinaby, and of Dugald Campbell, now of Ballinaby, Efq

Answers, 26 Jun 1795

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Petition 1794

Citation

Charles Hope, Lord Granton, "Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Margaret Maclauchlan alias Campbell, Relict of Colin Campbell of Ballinaby, and of Dugald Campbell, now of Ballinaby, Efq," 24 Jun 1794 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Answers, 26 Jun 1795

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Petition 1794

Citation

Charles Hope, Lord Granton, "Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Margaret Maclachlan alias Campbell, Relict of Colin Campbell of Ballinaby, and of Dugald Campbell, now of Ballinaby, Efq," 6 Jun 1794 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Answers, 26 Jun 1795

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James Graham

Name
James Graham
Occupation
Advocate
Alias
James Grahame
Biographical Info
Oxford DNB
Biographical Notes
Advocate, 10 Mar. 1795. Son of Thomas Graham and Jean Robertson; m. Janet Graham; W.S. 1788; Published several books/poems; Ordained 1809.
Connections
Life Dates
1765 - 1811

Petition 1795

Citation

John Clerk, Lord Eldin, "Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Mrs. Rebecca Hog, Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Efq; of London, and him for his Interest," 26 Jun 1795 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, 21 May 1794

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Thomas Hog, Efq; of Newliston

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Answers for Thomas Hog, Efq; of Newliston, to the Petition of Mrs. Rebecca Hog, eldest Daughter of the late Roger Hog of Newliston, and Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Efq; of London, and the said Thomas Lashley for this Interest

Answers, 28 Jun 1794

Answers for Mrs. Rebecca Hog, eldest Daughter of the late Roger Hog of Newliston, and Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Efq; of London, and the said Thomas Lashley for this Interest; to the Petition for Thomas Hog, Efq; of Newliston

Petition, 5 Dec 1794

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Thomas Hog, Efq; of Newliston

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Additional Memorial for Mrs. Rebecca Hog, Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Efq; and the said Thomas Lashley, for his Interest; against William Thwaytes, and others, Assignees of Alexander Hog of Nicholas Lane, London., Grocer, Dealer and Chapman, deceased; and David Thomson, Writer to the Signet, their Attorney; In the Multiple-poinding  at the Instance of Thomas Hog, Efq; of Newliston

Memorial, 9 Apr 1795

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Memorial, 9 Apr 1795

Memorial for Thomas Hog, Efq; of Newliston, Defender; against Mrs. Rebecca Hog, eldest Daughter of the late Roger Hog of Newliston, and Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Efq; of London, and the said Thomas Lashley for this Interest, Pursuers

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Additional Memorial for Thomas Hog of Newliston, Efq; Pursuer of a Multiplepoinding; against Mrs. Rebecca Hog and Thomas Lashley, Efq; of London, her husband, and others, Defenders called in the said action

Memorial, 9 Apr 1795

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Memorial, 22 May 1795

Additional Memorial for William Thwaytes, and others, Assignees of Alexander Hog of Nicholas Lane, London, deceased, Grocer, Dealer and Chapman; and David Thomson, Writer to the Signet, their Attorney, Pursuers; against Mrs. Rebecca Hog, and Thomas Lashley, her Husband, in the  Multiplepoinding  at the Instance of Thomas Hog, Efq. of Newliston

Petition, 16 Jun 1795

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Mrs. Rebecca Hog, Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Efq; of London, and him for his Interest

Answers, 16 Jun 1795

Answers for William Thwaytes, and others, Assignees of Alexander Hog of Nicholas-Lane, London, deceased, and David Thomson, Writer to the Signet, their Attorney; to the Petition of Mrs. Rebecca Hog, Spouse of Thomas Lashley,Efq. of London, and Him for his Interest

Petition, 26 Jun 1795

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Mrs. Rebecca Hog, Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Efq; of London, and him for his Interest

Answers 1795

Citation

William Morison, "Answers for William Thwaytes, and others, Assignees of Alexander Hog of Nicholas-Lane, London, deceased, and David Thomson, Writer to the Signet, their Attorney; to the Petition of Mrs. Rebecca Hog, Spouse of Thomas Lashley,Efq. of London, and Him for his Interest," 16 Jun 1795 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, 21 May 1794

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Thomas Hog, Efq; of Newliston

Answers, 5 Jun 1794

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Answers, 28 Jun 1794

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Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Thomas Hog, Efq; of Newliston

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Additional Memorial for Mrs. Rebecca Hog, Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Efq; and the said Thomas Lashley, for his Interest; against William Thwaytes, and others, Assignees of Alexander Hog of Nicholas Lane, London., Grocer, Dealer and Chapman, deceased; and David Thomson, Writer to the Signet, their Attorney; In the Multiple-poinding  at the Instance of Thomas Hog, Efq; of Newliston

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Memorial, 9 Apr 1795

Memorial for Thomas Hog, Efq; of Newliston, Defender; against Mrs. Rebecca Hog, eldest Daughter of the late Roger Hog of Newliston, and Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Efq; of London, and the said Thomas Lashley for this Interest, Pursuers

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Memorial for Mrs. Rebecca Hog, Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Efq; and the said Thomas Lashley, for his Interest; against William Thwaytes, and others, Assignees of Alexander Hog of Nicholas Land, London., Grocer, Dealer and Chapman, deceased; and David Thomson, Writer to the Signet, their Attorney; In the Multiple-poinding  at the Instance of Thomas Hog, Efq; of Newliston

Memorial, 22 May 1795

Additional Memorial for William Thwaytes, and others, Assignees of Alexander Hog of Nicholas Lane, London, deceased, Grocer, Dealer and Chapman; and David Thomson, Writer to the Signet, their Attorney, Pursuers; against Mrs. Rebecca Hog, and Thomas Lashley, her Husband, in the  Multiplepoinding  at the Instance of Thomas Hog, Efq. of Newliston

Petition, 16 Jun 1795

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Mrs. Rebecca Hog, Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Efq; of London, and him for his Interest

Answers, 16 Jun 1795

Answers for William Thwaytes, and others, Assignees of Alexander Hog of Nicholas-Lane, London, deceased, and David Thomson, Writer to the Signet, their Attorney; to the Petition of Mrs. Rebecca Hog, Spouse of Thomas Lashley,Efq. of London, and Him for his Interest

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Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Mrs. Rebecca Hog, Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Efq; of London, and him for his Interest

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