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September 3, 1795 Answers by John Smart, chief Mate of the Brig Molly of Leith, to the petition of Sir George Home, Baronet, arguing that the petitioner's impressing of him was unlawful and based on a false pretence of desertion.

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Petitioner Sir George Home, Bart., Commander of HMS Defiance, seeks review of interlocutor finding him liable for damages over impressing John Smart, a mate claiming exemption under merchant vessel practice, despite later clearing desertion allegation.

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December 20, 1791 Information of Alexander Young, Writer to the Signet, arguing that the pursuer's claim is unfounded and the interlocutor against Mr. Macrae should not be enforced against him

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January 27, 1796 Reclaiming Petition of Sir George Home, Bart., against the Inner-House interlocutor, seeking to alter the finding that he is liable in expences

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February 18, 1796 Petition of Alexander Geddes and Allan Clarke, asking the Court to alter Lord Dreghorn's interlocutor

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April 12, 1792 State of the Process of James Merry against James Macrae Esquire, alleging assault with a stick and demanding damages and fine.

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February 18, 1796 Information of George Jones, Proprietor and Manager of the Amphitheatres of Edinburgh and Glasgow, arguing that it is competent to expede letters of suspension after the sist has elapsed.