Robert Cullen, Lord Cullen

Answers for Mess. Cross and Bogle, George Brown, and others, Merchants in Glasgow, Creditors of M'Farlane and Thomson; to the Petition of Mess. Greenshiels and Wardrop Merchants in Glasgow

Answers for George Thomson innkeeper in Leith, and Alexander Ogilvie, clerk to the Edinburgh rope-work company, to The Petition of John Grant, factor for the tutors of Thomas Earl of Elgin

Answers for James Sellars Teacher of Dancing in Glasgow, Robert Sellars Weaver in Meikle Govan, and Marion Sellars their sister, pursuers, to the Petition of Ninian Anderson, portioner of Meikle Govan, defender

Answers for William M'Indoe, barber and hairdresser in Glasgow, Pursuer, to The Petition of Major William Cowley and Ensign Hugh Wallace, of the 22d regiment of foot

Answers for James Wilson and Company of the Woollen-manufacture at Kilmarnock, Pursuers; to the Petition of Malcolm Hamilton and Company Merchants in London, Defenders

Answers for John Anderson, late portioner in Little Govan, to The Petition of William Craig wright and late bailie of Glasgow, George Houston of Johnston, and William Coats merchant in Glasgow, trustees for the creditors of Joseph Heatly, sometime engineer at Butcherhill, now at Ayr

Answers for Stephen Maxwell Coppersmith in Glasgow, to the Petition of Archibald Buchanan, son of Archibald Buchanan porter in Glasgow, and Andrew Duncan, late deacon of the bakers in Glasgow, and Gilbert Benny farmer in the parish of Strathblain

Answers for Henry Gillies Provost of Linlithgow, Alexander Kennowie, William Gillies, William Napier, James Watson, Bailies, Walter Adam Dean of Guild, James Niven Treasurer, George Bartholomew, Robert Cocks, John Cocks, Robert Cleland, David Balderston, Thomas Dundas, and Thomas Cornwall, Counsellors of the said Borough of Linlithgow; to the Petition of James Andrew, Robert Clark, and James Henderson, Merchant-Counsellors of the said Borough, and for Thomas Henderson Deacon of the Incorporation of Weavers there

Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, the Petition and Complaint of Thomas Crawford, late Deacon of the Incorporation of Wrights in Glasgow; Charles Pirrie, late Collector; and Alexander Paterson, and John Gardner, present Masters of the said Incorporation

Replies for James Watson, junior, Writer in Edinburgh; to the Answers for James Stewart Stabler in Edinburgh

Replies for The Incorporations of Hammermen, Tailors, Cordiners, and Maltmen in Glasgow, being the first four Incorporations of the Convenery or Trades-house, to The Answers for the Incorporations of Weavers, Baxters, Skinners, Wrights, Coopers, Fleshers, Masons, Gardeners, Barbers, and Bonnet-makers of Glasgow

Memorial for John Mather, late of the Island of Jamaica, now residing at Bruntsfield, Pursuer; against Alexander Cunnison, late of the Island of Jamaica, now in Hamilton, Defender

Memorial for Agnes and Margaret Crawfurds, Sisters of the deceased Robert Crawfurd Merchant in Glasgow against James Russell, Agnes Russell, John Russell, Elisabeth Russell, Robert Russell and Margaret Russell, Children of James Russell in Airdrie and of the said Agnes Crawfurd; and Barbara Smellie, only Child of James Smellie Weaver in Cumbernauld and the said Margaret Crawfurd; and John and Patrick Salmons, Children of the deceased Patrick Salmon late Deacon of the Weavers in Glasgow, and likewise of the said Margaret Crawfurd

Memorial for Robert Arthur Merchant in Irvine; against Mess. Hastie and Jamieson Merchants in Glasgow

Memorial for Mrs Barbara Lowther, Daughter of William Lowther, Esq; of New York, and Relict of the deceased Archibald Maclean, Esq; of Lochbuy, and for William Blackburn of London, Esq; and James Buchan, Writer to the Signet, her Attorneys, Pursuers; against Murdoch Maclean, Esq; of Lochbuy, and the Trustees of the late Archibald Maclean, Esq; of Lochbuy, Defenders

Answers for John Miller of Millheugh, and the Reverend Mr James Miller minister at Hamilton, to the Petition of John Semple Bleacher at Finnieston, and Hugh Niven junior, merchant in Glasgow, as representing the now deceased Agnes Buchanan, daughter of the also deceased Patrick Buchanan, merchant in Glasgow