May 22, 1795 Petition of the burgh of Haddington, asking the Court to overturn the Lord Ordinary's interlocutor that requires indiscriminate quartering of soldiers on all inhabitants
February 20, 1795 Petition of the pursuer, asking the Court to reconsider its interlocutor suspending the decree against William Auld, the carrier, for loss of muslins.
June 27, 1791 Information of the pursuer, arguing that two boxes of muslins were stolen from the defender's carts in Glasgow in May 1789, and that the value of the goods lost amounted to L. 102: 10: 9 Sterling.
October 9, 1794 Information of the suspender, arguing that the carrier is not liable for goods stolen while under his charge, and that the pursuer's proof of value is defective and based on unsupported testimony.
October 9, 1794 Information of the charger, arguing that the suspender William Auld, no longer domiciled in Scotland, is liable for theft of muslins under his charge.
June 6, 1795 Petition of Andrew Storie, factor for the Representatives of James Aitken stabler, asking the Court to alter the interlocutor of Lord Monboddo concerning the attachability of a minister's stipend to creditors
July 4, 1795 Answer by the respondent to the petition against his interlocutor, which sought to hold him liable for water overflow from common sewers onto the public road.
June 12, 1795 Petition of the petitioner asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor against the defender Mr David Steuart, concerning the obligation to clean a ditch adjoining a public road.