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Michael M'Culloch v. William Allen

1793

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Documents in this case (3)

  • Petition and Complaint 1791
  • Information 1792
  • Memorial 1792

Documents available. Full description in progress.

Session Papers

Petition and Complaint

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition and Complaint of William Allan Schoolmaster of Bothwell; and of Colonel John Hamilton of Motherwell; William Hamiton, Esq; of Wishaw; Alexander M'Conochie, Esq; one of the Commissioners of the Customs; James Cunison, Esq; of Jerviston, James Hamilton, Esq; of Holmhead, and others, Heritors of Bothwell

21 May 1791
Information

Information for the Rev. Mr Michael M'Culloch, Minister of the Gospel in the Parish of Bothwell; against William Allan, designing himself Parochial School master of the said Parish

26 Apr 1792
Memorial

Memorial for William Allan, Schoolmaster of Bothwell, Pursuer; and for Colonel John Hamilton of Motherwell; William Hamilton, Esq; of Wishaw; Alexander M'Connochy, Esq; one of the Commissioners of the Customs; James Cunnison, Esq; of Ferviston, James Complainers-in the Conjoined Processes of Advocation and Interdict, and Petition and Complaint, depending at their instance: against the Reverend Michael M'Culloch, Minister of Bothwell, Defender and Respondent

1 Dec 1792

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