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John Lithgow, Writer in Edinburgh, argues the last-in-rank creditor must exhaust their draught before prior creditors can be inhibited.

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Memorial of John Lithgow Writer in Edinburgh, arguing that an Inhibition cannot operate against a Debt contracted after it, as it does not defraud or prejudice the Inhibiter

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Information of John Sivright of Southhouse, arguing that the Pannel's actions were riotous breaches of the peace and relevant to infer damages and fine as charged in the Libel.

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Petitioner seeks to invalidate a bill by oath of indorser, claiming it was granted for gaming debt; respondent argues oath is inadmissible against onerous indorsee and asserts good faith purchase.

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Petition of Sir George Mackenzie of Grandville, asking the Court to alter its interlocutor that the Oath of an onerous indorsee is not competent to prove a Game-bill void under the Ninth of Queen Anne.

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Euphemia Countess of Wigton denies the Dressing-plate qualifies as paraphernalia, citing Scots law and her status as heir, not donor.

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Answers by Lady Clementina Elphinston and Charles Elphinston Esq to the petition of Euphemia Countess of Wigton, responding to the claim that the dressing-plate are paraphernalia.

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Petition of Euphemia Countess of Wigton, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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Sir William Cunningham Fairlie submits a detailed statement of his estate income, including rents, deductions, and a comparison with 1811 rental data.

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Memorial of Sir William Cunningham Fairlie, arguing that the Commissaries' award of L. 400 per annum as aliment to his wife is excessive and should be conditional on her bearing her own legal expenses.

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MEMORIAL AND OBSERVATIONS on the Part of John Lithgow Writer in Edinburgh, touching the Precedents or Practice, in relation to the Question between another of the Creditors of Whit

John Lithgow v. The other Creditors of Whitehaugh — Memorial, 19 Jun 1746 [2]

INFORMATION FOR John Sivright of Southhouse, one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, with Concourse of William Grant of Prestongrange, Esq; his Majesty's Advocate, for his High

Sir George Mackenzie of Graville v. Robert Hamilton Merchant in Edinburgh — Petition and Answers, 13 Jun 1746

Petition — No 1

Lady Clementina Elphingston and Charles Elphingston v. Euphemia Countess of Wigton — Answers, 29 Jun 1748 [2]

Euphemia Countess of Wigton v. Lady Clementina Elphinston and Charles Elphinston — Answers, 2 Jun 1744

Petition — Euphemia Countess of Wigton

APPENDIX. STATEMENT of Sir WILLIAM CUNINGHAM FAIRLIE'S INCOME.

Sir William Cuningham Fairlie v. Dame Marianne Campbell — Memorial, 26 Jan 1815