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May 12, 1792 Information of Alexander Wylie, Agent at Dumfries for the Paisley Union Bank, arguing that the suspenders are liable for a bill altered after signing

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May 12, 1792 Petition of the Reverend Mr Andrew Brown asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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May 24, 1792: Answers by David Johnston, Captain Mungo Law, et al., to Rev. Andrew Brown’s petition regarding a 1650 manse-glebe exchange upheld for over a century.

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December 1, 1792 Memorial of William Allan, Schoolmaster of Bothwell, and other Heritors, arguing that civil courts, not presbyteries, have jurisdiction over the civil regulation of schools.

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April 26, 1792 Information of the Rev. Mr M'Culloch, arguing that sentences of Presbyteries on schoolmasters are subject to review by superior ecclesiastical courts

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May 21, 1791 Petition of William Allan, schoolmaster of Bothwell, and others, asking the Court to remit the Synod's sentence that found him unqualified for the office

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December 21, 1792 Information of Lord Provost & Magistrates of Edinburgh, arguing that the Marquis of Abercorn has no standing to claim indemnification under the 1785 water statute without first exhausting the sheriff's jury process.

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Marquis of Abercorn claims Edinburgh magistrates damaged his water and mills via Braid's Burn diversion, seeking relief joined to William Laing’s damages action.

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September 6, 1792 Information of Sir Michael Stewart and others, arguing that the magistrates of Paisley are not liable for expenses incurred in maintaining prisoners committed on their own warrants.

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October 11, 1792 Information of the Magistrates and Town-Council of Paisley, arguing that as a burgh of barony with a sufficient prison, they are entitled to be relieved of the expence of maintaining prisoners committed to their custody from the public rogue money fund.