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April 24, 1794 Petition of Ro. Craigie asking the Court to alter its interlocutor and decern in terms of the libel, or to appoint the defender to answer facts and produce correspondence

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February 17, 1794 Petition of John Turnbull, with concurrence of William Petticrew, asking the Court to sequestrate his estate and appoint creditors' meetings

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September 4, 1794 Information of the claimants, arguing that an heritable bond granted for relief of a cautioner shall cover the sum drawn at the date of seisin, notwithstanding subsequent account fluctuations.

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November 12, 1794 Information of the Heirs of Robert Selby, arguing that the heritable bond of relief granted by John Brough on June 17, 1783, remains valid and subsists to the extent of the sum limited until the cash account is closed and the infeftment renounced.

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February 13, 1794 Memorial of Sir James St Clair Erskine, arguing that a bond of annuity granted by General St Clair is to be paid by him, not by Mr Thomson, general disponee of the late Colonel St Clair.

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January 28, 1794 Petition of the petitioners asking the Court to alter the interlocutor that ordered them to pay Lady Erskine's annuity from Whitsunday 1791

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February 11, 1794 Information of the Clerks to the Bills, arguing that the practice of granting two successive orders for production of inferior court process in bills of advocation has been uniform since 1765

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January 28, 1794 Memorial of the sheriff-clerks of Scotland, arguing that the Court should recall an order permitting transmission of inferior court processes to the bill-chamber without warrant or security.

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June 11, 1794 Petition of Thomas M'Grugar asking the Court to alter the interlocutor which turned a null decree into a libel and ordered him to plead merits

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December 20, 1794 Memorial of the defenders, arguing that the pursuer is entitled only to one-fifth of the dead's part of John Paterson's estate, not one-fifth of the whole personal estate.