Abstract
May 12, 1791 Answers by John M'Aulay to the petition and complaint of John Gray, asserting that he never made a commission in favour of George Fergusson and that the extract of minutes delivered was not a commission.
Appendix (from p. 11)
- Act of Council of Dumbarton, fixing a Day for electing a Delegate (5 February 1790).
- Act of Council of Dumbarton, electing John Gray to be Delegate (9 February 1790).
- Commission by John M'Aulay, Town-Clerk of Dumbarton, to John Gray (9 February 1790).
- Act of Council of Dumbarton, fixing a second Diet for electing a Delegate (23 February 1790).
- Act of Council of Dumbarton, electing George Fergusson, Esquire, Advocate, to be Delegate (26 February 1790).
- Instrument of Protest by George Fergusson against John M'Aulay, Town-Clerk of Dumbarton, for refusing a Commission (26 February 1790).
- Declaration and Protest by George Fergusson at the Election at Renfrew (26 February 1790).
- Protest by John Gray against George Fergusson (26 February 1790).
- Minutes of Election at Renfrew (26 February 1790).
