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Petition — Thomas Wright of Easter-Glins [7]

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Petition of Thomas Wright of Easter-Glins, asking the Court to grant second diligence and commissions for witnesses in Kippen, Tulliallan, and Dumblane, to facilitate their depositions without hardship.

Thomas Wright v. John Ure — Answers, 1 Jan 1766

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Answers by John Ure to the petition of Thomas Wright of Easter-Glins, responding to allegations of abuse and groundlessness in the petition, and asserting the validity of a prior settlement.

Appendix. Statement of Rents of Minerals recovered from the Estate of Parkhall subsequent to the sale of the Lands, and to the division as at Whitsunday 1824. Extracted from the accounts of the Judicial Factors

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Statement of coal rents and lordships from Parkhall estate post-1824, showing arrears and additions to 1836.

Mrs. Macpherson v. Miss Macpherson — Appendix

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Mutual appendix of estate documents for Fairburn, 1789–1837, involving Mrs. and Miss Macpherson, with wills, tailzie bonds, decrees, and trust dispositions.

Mrs Maria Sophia Craigie or Macpherson v. Miss Ann Macpherson — Case, 7 Feb 1837

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Re-Revised Case for Miss Ann Macpherson of Belleville, Defender; in the action of count and reckoning at the instance of Mrs. Maria Sophia Craigie or Macpherson, relict of the deceased James Macpherson, Esq. of Belleville, Pursuer.

Mrs. Maria Sophia Craigie or Macpherson v. Miss Ann Macpherson — State of the Process, 30 Nov 1838

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Court orders parties to add pleas and prepare cases; Lord Ordinary reports case without judgment, citing need to reference prior judgment and clarify legal interpretation of marriage contract and entailments.

Earl of Hopetoun and his Trustees v. The Leadhills Mining Company — Reclaiming Note

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Petition by Thomas Gordon against the Earl of Hopetoun and his Trustees concerning a reclaiming note in a mining dispute.

Reclaiming Note, Thomas Horner against Lord Cockburn's Interlocutor

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Defender’s mandatory rejected, interlocutor recalled after payment secured, then repelled for non-payment.

APPENDIX (OF DOCUMENTS IN PROCESS, In addition to those printed in the former Appendix, and with Accountant's Report). No. I. PRODUCTIONS RELATIVE TO CAMPSE. I.—LETTERS Messrs Robe

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Letters between Robert Allan & Co. and Anderson & Wilkins concerning debts, Campse estate transactions, and proposed excambion with Davidson, with financial drafts and property disputes.

Adam Christie and Others v. The Royal Bank of Scotland — Revised Case, 27 Nov 1837

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Pursuers seek to void a post-death security grant by Thomas Allan's son to the Royal Bank, arguing it violates 1661 statute and that prior debt was extinguished.

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