David Monypenny, of Pitmilly

Memorial for the Rev. Thomas Mason, Minister of Dunnichen, Moderatorm and Nicol Ford, Treasurer of the Kirk Session of the Parish of Dunnichen, for themselves, and for behoos of the remanent Members of the said Kirk Session

Replies for John Belshes, Esq; second lawful Son of John Hepburn Belshes, Esq; of Invermay; and James Home, Clerk to the Signet, his Attorney; to the Answers for Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Smyth, Younger of Methven

Unto the Right Honourable Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Sir Charles Douglas of kelhead, Bart

Unto the right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of the Officers of State

Answers for Sir Stephen Shairp, Knight, His Majesty's Consul-General at St Petersburgh; to the Petition and Complaint of Sir Alexander Seton of Preston

Duplies for Sir Stephen Shairp; to the Replies for Sir Alexander Seton of Preston

Information for Mrs Margaret Farquharson, Widow of the late James Farquharson, Esq; of Invercauld; the Honourable Sir William Nairne of Dunnsinnan, Baronet, one of the Senators of the College of Justice; William Farquharson, Esq; of Monaltree; Charles Macintosh, Esq; Writer to the Signet; Peter Farquharson, Esq; Advocate in Aberdeen; and the Reverend Mr John Liver, Nephew of the said James Farquharson, Esq; the whole surviving Trustees named and appointed by the said James Farquharson, Esq; in virtue of the several Deeds of Trust to be afterwards mentioned,--Defenders; against Captain James Ross Farquharson of his Majesty's Navy; and Mrs Catharine Farquharson, only Child now alive of the said deceased James Farquharson; Esq; of Invercauld, and now Wife of the said Captain James Ross Farquharson, for their respective Rights and Interests,--Pursuers

Answers For The Honourable Mrs Margaret Maitland MakGill, Widow of the Honourable Captain Frederick Maitland, late of Rankeilour, and for James Maitland MakGill, their second Son, now James Heriot, Esquire, To The Petition and Additional Petition of George Heriot, designing himself Son of the deceased Ensign George Heriot, of the 25th Regiment of Foot

Answers for William Callender, Writer in Edinburgh; To The Petition and Complaint of John Moir, Writer to the Signet, and William Allister, his Clerk