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Hugh Mosman and John Anderson, common agents for Macfarlan creditors, answer William Ferguson’s petition challenging the sale of Arrochar lands, asserting teinds were exhausted and no deduction warranted.

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March 9, 1792: Petitioners seek court to revise interlocutor, arguing as bona fide purchasers at public sale, they’re not liable for furniture from Mrs. Campbell, and sheriff’s rent preference is improper.

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Petitioner seeks abatement of retained sum for unvalued teinds evicted post-sale of Arrochar estate, arguing equitable relief due to undisclosed burden.

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March 17, 1792 Information of Robert Graham and James Rowland, arguing that the jury's verdict against them is unintelligible and therefore cannot support a sentence of condemnation

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May 12, 1796 Information of David Johnston of Lathrith, Esq; Captain Mungo Law of Pittillock, and others, arguing that the designation of temporal lands as glebe is invalid where kirk-lands exist in the parish.

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George Graham of Kinross, June 18, 1792, argues teind-duties are free and must first fund the minister’s stipend, as held by his family by feu-farm and confirmed by charter.

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May 12, 1796 Information of the Reverend Dr Andrew Brown, Minister of Falkland, arguing that the heritors cannot object to the glebe designation as it is out of temporal lands, given the kirk's relocation for their convenience.

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February 27, 1796 Duplies of Sir David Carnegie of Southesk, Baronet, and others, Respondents, replying to the complaint of Sir John Ogilvy of Innerquharity, Baronet, that the freeholders erred in refusing to admit him to the roll of freeholders of the county of Forfar.