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August 19, 1791 Answers by Alexander Milne of Chapelton to the condescension and interrogatories for George Skene, Esq, asserting his independent acceptance of the wadset and rejection of political obligation.

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June 7, 1791 Condescendence of George Skene, Esq. against Alexander Milne, Esq., asserting the nominal and fictitious nature of the complainer's freehold qualification.

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August 19, 1791 Answers by Captain John Gordon to the condescension for George Skene, Esq; asserting his independent ownership and use of the liferent-qualification.

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June 7, 1791 Condescendence of the respondent against Captain Gordon, asserting that his freehold qualification was nominal and fictitious, executed under the Duke of Gordon’s direction.

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George Skene defends against Alexander Milne’s challenge to his name’s expungement from Aberdeenshire freeholders roll, asserting the objection remains lawful under pre-16th George II. statutes beyond four months.

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May 31, 1791 Speeches of the Lords in the Petition and Complaint Lord William Gordon and others, agt Colonel Macleod of Macleod &c, arguing that the objection of nominality is not competent after the 4 Months

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June 10, 1791 Reclaiming Petition of Alexander Milne, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor