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Alexander Earl of Galloway & others v. James Earl of Morton — State of the Process, 12 Nov 1757

Date
1768
Type
Manuscript
Case
Earl of Galloway v. Earl of Morton
Author
William Craig, Lord Craig
Length
6 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 01
Abstract
A manuscript index in William Craig's hand to the case documents contained in Earl of Galloway v. Earl of Morton

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← Alexander Earl of Galloway v. James Earl of Morton — Answers, 18 Jul 175915 of 15 in this case

Appendix (from p. 6)

  • Table of fiars prices of the farm bear of Wigton, 1700-1711 and 1712-1756.
  • Table of fiars for the bear of Clackmannan, 1699-1711 and 1712-1756.
  • Table of the price of malt and meal in Orkney, 1700-1712 and 1712-1756.
  • Petition for Alexander Earl of Galloway and others (5 July 1759).
  • Answers for James Earl of Morton to the Petition for the Earl of Galloway (18 July 1759).
  • Interlocutor on Advising the Petition and Answers (15 November 1759).
  • Interlocutor as to Expences (6 December 1759).

People in this document

  • Alexander Stewart, Earl of Galloway✳
  • George Riddoch✳
  • James Baikie, of Tankerness✳
  • George Traill, of Rattar✳

Subjects

  • Rent✳
  • Teinds✳
  • Interlocutor✳
  • Libel✳

Places mentioned

  • Orkney✳
  • Stirling✳
  • Aberdeen✳
  • Leith✳
  • Amsterdam✳
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