| 22nd (Cheshire) Regiment of Foot |
Government Body |
Raised by the Duke of Norfolk in 1689. |
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| 3rd Regiment of Foot-Guards (Scots Guards) |
Government Body |
Raised by Archibald Campbell, 1st Marquess of Argyll, in 1642. |
The National Archives, Kew |
| Alexander Cuninghame and Company |
Company |
Alexander Cuninghame and Company was a Glasgow-based tobacco trading partnership formed in May 1770 by Alexander Houston, Robert Bogle, James Dougal, William Cuninghame, and Alexander Cuninghame. It operated company stores in colonial Maryland. |
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| Anderson and Lothian |
Partnership |
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| Andrew St. Clair and Company |
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| Armstrong & Son |
Partnership |
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| Bank of England |
Company |
Nationalized in 1946. |
The National Archives, Kew |
| Bank of Scotland |
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| Barons of Exchequer |
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| Bartlet, Campbell & Co. |
Company |
William Bartlet died 1778; Dissolved March 1779. |
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| Berard, Freres et Co. |
Trade Association |
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| Board of Trustees for Improving Fisheries and Manufactures in Scotland |
Government Body |
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| British Fishery Society |
Trade Association |
Established to promote the fishing trade by undertaking public works, especially in the Scottish Highlands and islands. |
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| Brown Zuill and Company |
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| Brown, Carrick, and Company |
Company |
Manufacturer of lawns and linen goods. |
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| Buchanan, Morison, and Company |
Company |
Active in the 1770s, in Glasgow and Greenock: George Buchanan, John and William Duguids in Glasgow, the others in Greenock. |
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| Buchanans, Hastie, and Company |
Partnership |
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| Campbell, Connell, and Co. |
Company |
Likely conducted trade in the West Indies. |
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| Carnatic |
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| Carron Company |
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| Chalmers, Leslie and Seton |
Partnership |
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| Charitable Corporation for the relief of the Industrious Poor |
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| Charles Addison and Sons |
Partnership |
Owners of the Leviathan, the whaler at issue in this case |
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| Christopher Armstrong & Son |
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| Cliff, Walpole, & Clarke |
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| Cochrane, Murdoch & Co. |
Company |
Founded in 1722 as Andrew Cochrane & Co., then Cochrane, Murdoch & Co. before merging with Cunninghame, Stewart & Co. |
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| Commissary Court of Hamilton and Campsie |
Government Body |
Had jurisdiction over scattered parishes and lands in Dumbartonshire, Stirlingshire, Lanarkshire, and Renfrewshire. |
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| Company of Proprietors of the Forth and Clyde Navigation |
Partnership |
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| Court of Chancery |
Government Body |
Held jurisdiction over all matters of equity in England and Wales. |
The National Archives, Kew |
| Court of the King's Bench |
Government Body |
A court of Common Law. In 1873 it was merged with the Courts of Common Pleas, Exchequer, and Chancery, creating the High Court of Justice. |
The National Archives, Kew |
| Court of the Lord Lyon |
Government Body |
Regulates heraldry and the conduct of messengers-at-arms in Scotland. Headed by the Lord Lyon King of Arms. |
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| Cunninghame Findlay and Company |
Partnership |
Began as Alexander Cuningham and Company. After Alexander Cuninghame died in 1772, William Cuninghame became managing partner and Robert Findlay joined the partnership. In 1780 it became Robert Findlay & Co. |
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| Dinwiddie, Crawford, and Company |
Company |
Property confiscated in 1779. |
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| Donald Smith and Company |
Company |
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| Douglas, Heron, and Company |
Partnership |
Failed spectacularly on June 25, 1772, bankrupting many notable Scottish families. |
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| Dunlop and Ralston |
Company |
Virginia merchants. Became insolvent and one of the partners left for the East Indies. |
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| Dunlop, Houston, & Co. (The Ship Bank) |
Company |
Merged with the Glasgow Banking Company in 1836, creating the Glasgow and Ship Bank. |
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| East India Company |
Company |
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| Edinburgh Evening Courant |
Company |
The last issue was published December 15, 1871. |
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| Ellis Martin and Co. |
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| Elsrickle Birly Court |
Government Body |
Regulated minor neighborhood disputes. It frequently met at the town smithy before moving to the public house. |
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| Fisher and Bannatyne |
Partnership |
Glasgow merchants. |
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| Fordyce, Grant, and Company |
Partnership |
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| Francis Garbet and Company |
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| George Hoar and Company |
Company |
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| George Oswald and Company |
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| George Robertson and James Hunter, Merchants in Greenock |
Partnership |
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| Gibson and Balfour |
Partnership |
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| Glasgow Commissary Court |
Government Body |
Ecclesiastical court exercising local jurisdiction over consistorial cases. |
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| Governor and Company of Undertakers for raising Thames Water in York Buildings |
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