LC Volume 06

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Robert Cross, Farmer at Mackenfauld, near Glasgow

Answers for John Cross, Spirit Dealer in Glasgow, to the Petition of Robert Cross, Farmer at Mackenfauld

Condescendence for John Cross, Spirit-Dealer in Glasgow,- Respondent, in the Action at his Instance against Robert Cross, Farmer Mackinfauld, near Glasgow,- Petition

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of William Johnson, of South-Parade, Wakefield; and Gibson, Christie, and Wardlaw, his Mandataries;

Answers for Messrs James Scott and Son, Merchants in Leith, to the Petition of William Johnson of South Parade, Wakefield, and Gibson, Christie, and Wardlaw, his Mandatories

Summons of Declarator, John Graham and Others, Managers of the Free Presbyterian Society in Glasgow, against William Clark, Manufacturer in Glasgow, and Others, Seat Holders of the Meeting-House belonging to said Society

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John Graham, Esq; Deacon-Convener of the Incorporated Trades o the City of Glasgow, and Others, Managers of the Free Presbyterian Society of that City

Defences for John Gibb, Gallenderer in Glasgow, William Meikle, Baker, Walter Hart, Merchant, James Wilson, Writer, John Sinclair, Reed-Manufacturer, James King, Jun. Writer, Alexander Wilson, Slater, Allan Wilson, Flesher, John Mann, Gunsmith, William Davidson, Writer, George Ure, Baker, John Scoular, Baker, James Rennie, Tinsmith, William Dalgleish, -- M'Alpin, Robert Drummond, and Mrs Gabriel Watson, all in Glasgow, for themselves and Others, Seat-holders of the Meeting-house belonging to the Free Presbyterian Society of Glasgow, against John Graham and Others, Managers of the said Society

Unto the RIght Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John Graham, Esq. Deacon-Convener of the Incorporated Trades of the City of Glasgow, and Others, Managers of the Free Presbyterian Society of that City

Answers for John Gibb and Others, Seat-holders of the Meeting-house belonging to the Free Presbyterian Society of Glasgow, to the Petition of John Grahame and Others

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John Dinning, Writer in Glasgow

Answers for the Dean and Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow,-Defenders; to the Petition of John Dinning, Writer in Glasgow,-Pursuer

Unto the Right Honouragle the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Daniel Macewen, present Deacon, and Andrew Ferguson, present Collector of the Incorporation of Tailors in Glasgow, for themselves, and on behalf of the whole of the Members thereof,

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of David Farquarson, Hatter in Dundee, and William Livingston Writer in Dundee, Trustee on the Sequestrated Estate of the said David Farquharson, with the concurrence of the whole Creditors in number and value who have produced interests in said Sequestration

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John Haigh, Junior, Merchant in Manchester

Answers for John Haigh, Jun. Merchant in Manchester; to the Petition for William M'Gavin, Merchant in Glasgow

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition & Complaint of Messrs John Downie, and Robert Tennent, Jun. Merchants in Glasgow, for themselves, and the other Partners of the late Achaleek Woolen Company, Creditors of Daniel Clark, late Manager of the Woollen Concern carried on at Achaleek, near Campbelltown;

Advocation. Robert Cross, Farmer, Mackinfauld, South Toll-Cross, near Glasgow, against John Cross, Spirit-Dealer in Glasgow

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Mess. Quintin and James Leitch, Merchants in Greenock, and Mess. Haddow and Dale, Merchants in Glasgow

Answers for John Berry, Esq. Merchant in Glasgow, to the Petition of Messrs Quintin and James Leitch, and Messrs Haddew and Dale

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of The Reverend John Fleming, Minister of the Gospel at Collington;

Summons the Reverend John Fleming, Against Mr James Brown, Accountant in Edinburgh

Defences for James Brown, Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee on the sequestrated Estate of Thomas Douglas, late of Easter Inch, against the Reverend John Fleming, Minister, Collington, Pursuer

Answers for James Brown, Accountant in Edinurgh, Trustee on the Sequestrated Estate of Thomas Dougals, last of Easter Inch, to the Petition of the Reverend John Fleming, Minister of Colington

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of James Rentoul, residing at Crossmyloof

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of George Yuille Shortridge, Merchant in Glasgow

Advocation Robert Tennent and Others, Owners of the Steam-Boat Glasgow, against Thomas M'Intosh, Millwright in Glasgow

Defences for James Munn, Ship-builder in Greenock, against Robert Hunter, Merchant in Greenock

Advocation George Mercer Junior, Merchant in Glasgow; against Henry Leishman, Hosier in Glasgow

Unto the RIght Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition & Complaint of Robert Gray and Son, Merchants in Glasgow, Robertson, Reid, and Brother, and James White and Son, Creditors upon the Sequestrated Estate of Alexander Greig Thomson, and of William Gray, as Mandatory for the said Alexander Greig Thomson, and Mr Wakefield, his Attorney,

Information for Lady Mary Lindsay Craufurd, of Craufurd and Kilburnie; in the Action of Exhibition at the instance of William Claud Campbell, Esq. against Her

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Lady Mary Lindsay Craufurd, of Craufurd nd Kilirnie;

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of The Right Honourable Lady Mary Lindsay Craufurd, of Craufurd and Kilbirnie

Advocation for Robert Stewart, Spirit Merchant in Glasgow, against John Sinclair, Smith in Glasgow

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Daniel Provan, Farmer in Spiringbog

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, or Lord Ordinary Officiating on the Bills, the Petition and Complaint of Robert Turner and Son, Blacksmiths in Greenock

Answers for William Wilson and Ebenezer Brown, Creditors on the Sequestrated Estate of John Dun, Merchant and Shipowner, residing in Greenock and for James Watson, Merchant in Glasgow, Trustee on the said Sequestrated Estate, to the Petition and Complaint of Robert Turner and Son, Blacksmiths in Greenock

Replies for Robert Turner and Son, Blacksmiths in Greenock; to the Answers for William Wilson and Ebenezer Brown, Creditors on the sequestrated Estate of John Dunn, Merchant and Shipowner, residing in Greenock; and for James Watson, Merchant in Glasgow, Trustee on the said Sequestrated Estate

Duplies for William Wilson and Ebenezer Brown, Creditors on the Sequestrated Estate of John Dun, Merchant and Ship-Owner, residing in Greenock, and for JAmes Watson, Merchant in Glasgow, Trustee on the said Sequestrated Estate, to the Replies for R. Turner and Son

Condescendence for William Ure, late Mathematical Instrument maker in Glasogw, present Prisoner in the Tolbooth of Glasgow,- Pursuer, Process of Cession Bonorum at his Instance against his Creditors

Answers for Messrs Tayler & Gardner, Writers, Glasgow, to the Condescendence for William Ure, late Mathematical Instrument Maker in Glasgow, present Prisoner in the Tolbooth of Glasgow

Replies for William Ure, late Mathmatical Instrument Maker in Glasgow, present Prisoner in the Tolbooth of Glasgow, Pursuer of a Cession Bonorum; to the Answers for Messrs Taylor and Gardner

Duplies for Messrs Tayler & Gardner, Writers, Glasgow, to the Replies for William Ure, late Mathematical Instrument Maker in Glasgow, present Prisoner in the Tolbooth of Glasgow

Suspension, Alexander Baird, Farmer in Newmains, in the Parish of Old Monkland, against Alexander Waddell, Esquire, of Stonefield

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session the Petition of James Watson, Merchant in Glasgow