Petition 1795

Citation

John Clerk, Lord Eldin, "Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and of Jean Watson, Daughter of the said deceased Robert Watson, and Spouse of George Lumsdaine, late Merchant in Falkland," 2 Jun 1795 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, Dec 1794

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh

Answers, 25 Feb 1795

Answers for James Lee, Taylor in Leith; to the Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh

Petition, 2 Jun 1795

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and of Jean Watson, Daughter of the said deceased Robert Watson, and Spouse of George Lumsdaine, late Merchant in Falkland

Additional Petition, 25 Jun 1795

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the  Additional Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and of Jean Watson, Daughter of the said deceased Robert Watson, and Spouse of George Lumsdaine, late Merchant in Falkland

Answers, 3 Sep 1795

Answers for James Lee, Taylor in Leith; to the Petition and Additional Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and of Jean Watson, Daughter of the said deceased Robert Watson, and Spouse of George Lumsdaine, late Merchant in Falkland

Answers 1795

Citation

John Connell , "Answers for James Lee, Taylor in Leith; to the Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh," 25 Feb 1795 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, Dec 1794

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh

Answers, 25 Feb 1795

Answers for James Lee, Taylor in Leith; to the Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh

Petition, 2 Jun 1795

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and of Jean Watson, Daughter of the said deceased Robert Watson, and Spouse of George Lumsdaine, late Merchant in Falkland

Additional Petition, 25 Jun 1795

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the  Additional Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and of Jean Watson, Daughter of the said deceased Robert Watson, and Spouse of George Lumsdaine, late Merchant in Falkland

Answers, 3 Sep 1795

Answers for James Lee, Taylor in Leith; to the Petition and Additional Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and of Jean Watson, Daughter of the said deceased Robert Watson, and Spouse of George Lumsdaine, late Merchant in Falkland

Petition 1794

Citation

John Clerk, Lord Eldin, "Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh," Dec 1794 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, Dec 1794

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh

Answers, 25 Feb 1795

Answers for James Lee, Taylor in Leith; to the Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh

Petition, 2 Jun 1795

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and of Jean Watson, Daughter of the said deceased Robert Watson, and Spouse of George Lumsdaine, late Merchant in Falkland

Additional Petition, 25 Jun 1795

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the  Additional Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and of Jean Watson, Daughter of the said deceased Robert Watson, and Spouse of George Lumsdaine, late Merchant in Falkland

Answers, 3 Sep 1795

Answers for James Lee, Taylor in Leith; to the Petition and Additional Petition of Henry Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and William Henderson, Clerk in the British Linen-Office, Executors and Disponees of the deceased Robert Watson, Merchant in Edinburgh, and of Jean Watson, Daughter of the said deceased Robert Watson, and Spouse of George Lumsdaine, late Merchant in Falkland

Replies 1794

Citation

John Burnett, "Replies for John Leslie, Efq; of Balquhain; to the Answers for the Right Honourable Anthony Earl of Kintore, Patron and principal Heritor in the Parish of Inverury; James Horn Elphinston, Efq; of logie, Patron of the Parish of Chapel of Gareoch; Colonel Henry Knight Erskine of Pitodry; Andrew Skene, Efq; of Dyce, and others, Heritors in said Parish; and the whole Heritors in the Parish of Inch," 2 Dec 1794 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, 4 Mar 1794

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session,Commissioners for Plantation of Kirks and Valuation of Teinds. The Petition  John Leslie, Efq; of Balquhain

Replies, 2 Dec 1794

Replies for John Leslie, Efq; of Balquhain; to the Answers for the Right Honourable Anthony Earl of Kintore, Patron and principal Heritor in the Parish of Inverury; James Horn Elphinston, Efq; of logie, Patron of the Parish of Chapel of Gareoch; Colonel Henry Knight Erskine of Pitodry; Andrew Skene, Efq; of Dyce, and others, Heritors in said Parish; and the whole Heritors in the Parish of Inch

Duplies, 24 Feb 1795

Duplies for the Right Honourable Anthony Earl of Kintore, Patron and a principal Heritor in the Parish of Inverury; James Horn Elphinston, Efq; of logie, Patron of the Parish of Chapel of Gareoch; Colonel Henry Knight Erskine of Pitodry; Andrew Skene, Efq; of Dyce, and others, Heritors in said Parish; and the whole Heritors in the Parish of , Defenders; to the Replies for John Lesly, Efq; of Balquhain, Pursuer

Petition 1794

Citation

James Gordon, "Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session,Commissioners for Plantation of Kirks and Valuation of Teinds. The Petition  John Leslie, Efq; of Balquhain," 4 Mar 1794 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, 4 Mar 1794

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session,Commissioners for Plantation of Kirks and Valuation of Teinds. The Petition  John Leslie, Efq; of Balquhain

Replies, 2 Dec 1794

Replies for John Leslie, Efq; of Balquhain; to the Answers for the Right Honourable Anthony Earl of Kintore, Patron and principal Heritor in the Parish of Inverury; James Horn Elphinston, Efq; of logie, Patron of the Parish of Chapel of Gareoch; Colonel Henry Knight Erskine of Pitodry; Andrew Skene, Efq; of Dyce, and others, Heritors in said Parish; and the whole Heritors in the Parish of Inch

Duplies, 24 Feb 1795

Duplies for the Right Honourable Anthony Earl of Kintore, Patron and a principal Heritor in the Parish of Inverury; James Horn Elphinston, Efq; of logie, Patron of the Parish of Chapel of Gareoch; Colonel Henry Knight Erskine of Pitodry; Andrew Skene, Efq; of Dyce, and others, Heritors in said Parish; and the whole Heritors in the Parish of , Defenders; to the Replies for John Lesly, Efq; of Balquhain, Pursuer

Note 1795

Citation

Henry David Inglis, "Note for William Law, Musician in Edinburgh; in the Process of Cessio Bonorum at his instance against his Creditors," 25 Nov 1795 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Note, 25 Nov 1795

Note for William Law, Musician in Edinburgh; in the Process of Cessio Bonorum at his instance against his Creditors

Note, 1 Dec 1795

Note for Daniel Dewar, Musician in Edinburgh, and William Sprott, Procurator Fiscal for the City of Edhinburgh, Defenders; in the Process of Cessio Bonorum, at the instance of William Law, Musician in Edinburgh, against his creditors

Note 1795

Citation

Thomas Walker Baird , "Note for Daniel Dewar, Musician in Edinburgh, and William Sprott, Procurator Fiscal for the City of Edhinburgh, Defenders; in the Process of Cessio Bonorum, at the instance of William Law, Musician in Edinburgh, against his creditors," 1 Dec 1795 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Note, 25 Nov 1795

Note for William Law, Musician in Edinburgh; in the Process of Cessio Bonorum at his instance against his Creditors

Note, 1 Dec 1795

Note for Daniel Dewar, Musician in Edinburgh, and William Sprott, Procurator Fiscal for the City of Edhinburgh, Defenders; in the Process of Cessio Bonorum, at the instance of William Law, Musician in Edinburgh, against his creditors

Answers 1795

Citation

John Clerk, Lord Eldin, "Answers for James Thomson and Son, Insurance-Brokers in Edinburgh; to the Petition of William Jeith Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee, named by Thomas Anderson, Surgeon in Leith; for behoof of his Creditors," Jun 1795 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, 21 May 1795

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of William Jeith Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee named by Thomas Anderson Surgeon in Leith, for behoof of his Creditors

Answers, Jun 1795

Answers for James Thomson and Son, Insurance-Brokers in Edinburgh; to the Petition of William Jeith Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee, named by Thomas Anderson, Surgeon in Leith; for behoof of his Creditors

Petition 1795

Citation

William Tait, "Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of William Jeith Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee named by Thomas Anderson Surgeon in Leith, for behoof of his Creditors," 21 May 1795 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Petition, 21 May 1795

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of William Jeith Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee named by Thomas Anderson Surgeon in Leith, for behoof of his Creditors

Answers, Jun 1795

Answers for James Thomson and Son, Insurance-Brokers in Edinburgh; to the Petition of William Jeith Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee, named by Thomas Anderson, Surgeon in Leith; for behoof of his Creditors

Answers 1795

Citation

John Macfarlane, of Kirkton, "Answers for Poor Norman Morrison, late Master of the Sloop Jessy of Greenock, to the Petition of Malcolm Jamieson, and others, Underwriters there," 24 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 Malcolm Jamieson, and Others, Underwriters in Greenock

Answers, 24 Jun 1795

Answers for Poor Norman Morrison, late Master of the Sloop Jessy of Greenock, to the Petition of Malcolm Jamieson, and others, Underwriters there

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