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July 4, 1798 Petition of Walter Spens, asking the Court to alter Lord Stonefield's interlocutor, which found him subsidiarie liable for a debt after executors' estate was exhausted

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John Tait, as factor for Spens’s executors, claims Gillons owe 82l. 8s. 9d. from Spens’s 1780 holograph account, rejecting defenders’ inflated 106l. 17s. 3d. claim.

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January 26, 1791 Proof by James Ferrier, writer to the signet, for Colonel Andrew Bruce, against Harry Davidson, that the proof may proceed as agreed by both parties and commissioners

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Feb 7, 1799: Inglis children answer David Wight’s petition, asserting 12,000 merks Scots legacy payable to their mothers’ issue under Andrew Simpson’s will.

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December 15, 1798 Petition of David Wight asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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May 12, 1798 Information of David Wight, of Viewfield, arguing that the defenders ought to be assoilzied from the burdens of the 1774 settlement

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May 12, 1798 Information of William Inglis, Alexander Inglis, Elizabeth Inglis, Margaret Inglis, Marion Inglis, and James Hay, arguing that the provisions in the 1774 settlements are not payable to them as heirs of provision

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December 14, 1798 Reclaiming Petition of William Stewart, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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February 22, 1791 Answers by David Cunynghame, Esq; younger of Livingstone, to the petition and complaint of James Bruce of Kinnaird, Esq; responding that his titles to the lands are valid and fully documented.

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February 22, 1791 Answers by Sir William Augustus Cunynghame to the petition and complaint of James Bruce of Kinnaird, asserting that his freeholder qualification is real and not nominal, fictitious, or confidential.