Petition 1812

Proof, Taken before the Sheriff-Substitute at Glasgow, June 15, 1804, In the Process brought by Mess. John Robertson, and others, Feuers and Inhabitants of Tradstown, in the Parish of Gorbals, against Archibald Macgown, Feuer and Tenant in Tradstown, and in which the Trades House of Glasgow, and Incorporations thereof, Superiors of Tradestown, and Proprietors of the Ground set to Mr Macgown, stated Compearance in name of their Factor

Memorial for Benjamin Mathie, Writer in Glasgow, Factor for the Incorporation of the Trades-house, Glasgow, interested in the Gorbal-lands, Advocator, and Defender in the original Action, against John Roberton, Andrew Wilson, Robert Halley, William Bogle, and others, Citizens and Burgesses of Glasgow, Proprietors and Inhabitants of Tradestown, Glasgow, REspondents and Pursuers in the original Action

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Benjamin Mathie, Writer in Glasgow, Factor for the Incorporation of the Tradeshouse, Glasgow, interested in the Gorbal Lands,

Answers for Margaret, Jean, and Agnes Robertson, Cowfeeders in Glasgow, to the Petition of James Robertson, designed Cowfeeder there

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Poor May or Marjory Murray, Relict of John Hall, Fisher in Bridgent of Perth;

Answers for Christian Bisset, Widow of the late John Crombie, Mason in Bridgend of Perth; Catharine Crombie, only child of the said John Crombie, nd Spouse of Thomas Thomson, Mason in Bridgend of Perth; and for the said Thomas Thomson, for his interest, to the Condescendence for Poor May or Marjory Murray, Relict of John Hall, Fisher in Bridgend of Perth.

Answers for Christian Bisset, Widow of the late John Crombie, Mason in Bridgend of Perth; Catherine Combie, only Child of the said John Crombie, and Spouse of Thomas Thomson, Mason in Bridgend of Perth; and for the said Thomas Thomson, for his interest; to the Petition of Poor May or Majory, Murray, Relict of John Hall, Fisher in Bridgend of Perth

Condescendence for Poor May or Marjory Murray, Relict of John Hall, Fisher at Bridgend of Perth, Pursuer, against Christian Bisset, Widow of the late John Crombie, Mason in Bridgend of Perth; Catherine Crombie, only child of the said John Crombie, and Spouse of Thomas Thomson, Mason in Bridgend of Perth; and the said Thomas Thomson, for his own interest, Defenders.

Information for George John Bernard, of the City and State of New York, Merchant and Ship owner, and Captain of the American Ship Destiny of New York, Defender; against William Connar, Henry Sheats, John Evrett, and William Stoey, all Seamen, late on board the said Ship Destiny, Pursuers

Bill of Suspension, for David Paterson, Esq. of Costerton and Others; against John Pollock, Esquire, Manager for the Commercial Bank of Scotland

Answers for John Pollock, Esq; as Manager for the Commercial Banking Company of Scotland; to the Bill of Suspension for David Paterson, Esq; of Costerton, Mr John Manderston, his Tutor adlitem, and Others

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John Brown, Builder in Edinburgh;

Answers for David Paterson, Esq. of Coterton, some time Banker and Insurance-Broker in Edinburgh; and Charles Steuart, Writer to the Signet, his Curator bonis; to the Petition of Sequestration presented in name of John Pollock, Esq. Manager of the Commercial Banking Company of Scotland

Replies for John Pollok, Esq; as Manger for the Commercial Banking Company of Scotland, and Others, Creditors of David Paterson of Costerton, Esq; to the Answers for David Paterson, Esq; of Coterton, Charles Steuart, Writer to the Signet, his Curator Bonis, and Others.

Advocation William Dixon; against Thomas Edington and Sons, and others.

Duplies for David Paterson, Esq. of Costerson, sometime Banker and Insurance-Broker in Edinburgh, and Charles Steuart, Writer to the Signet, his Curator bonis, Respondents, to the Replies for John Pollock, Esq. as Manager for the Commercial Banking Company of Scotland, and Others, alleging themselves to be Creditors of the said David Paterson, Petitioner

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John Pollock, Esq; as Manager for the Commercial Banking Company of Scotland, and others, Creditors of David Paterson of Costerton, Esq; in virtue of Bills and other Obligations granted by his son John Paterson, as having Powers of Management under Procuration from his Father; and of William Aitchison, Esq; of Drummore, and Mr John Spence, Painter in Edinburgh, and Others, Creditors for Debts contracted by the said David Paterson himself before he granted the said procuration

Answers for Messrs Dunlop, Hamilton, and Company, Merchants in Glasgow, and Hercules Scott and James Crocket Robertson, partners of the Companies of Hercules Scott and Company, and Scheviz, Robertson, and Company. to the Petition of John Laurie, Esq. Merchant in Glasgow

Unto the RIght Honourable the Lord Ordinary on the Bills, the Petition of John Lawrie, Esq. Merchant in Glasgow [Not Scanned]

Replies for John Lawrie, Esq. to the Answers for Messrs Dunlop, Hamilton, & Company, and Hercules Scott & Company, and others

Duplies for Messrs Dunlop, Hamilton, and Co. and Hercules Scott, and James Crocket Robertson, Partners of Hercules Scott and Company, and Scheviz, Robertson, and Co. to the Replies for John Lawrie, Esq.

Information for William Mylne, Merchant in Leith, against Charles Ferrier, Accountant in Edinburgh

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of James Miller, Distiller at Craigend,

Information for Charles Ferrier, Accountant in Edinburgh, Interim Factor, and claiming to be Trustee upon the Sequestrated Estate of David Paterson, Esq. of Costerton, Banker and Insurance Broker in Edinburgh; against William Mylne, Merchant in Leith, Trustee upon the Sequestrated Estate of Paterson and Kerr, Merchants in Leith, and John Paterson and Robert Kerr, the Individual Partners of that Company, and claiming to be Trustee upon the Sequestrated Estate of the said David Paterson

Information for James Inglis, Banker in Edinburgh, regarding his Election as Trustee on the sequestered Estate of David Paterson, Banker and Insuracne Broker in Edinburgh.

Unto the Right Honouable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of James Miller, Distiller at Craigend;

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of William Mylne, Merchant in Leith

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Messrs Smith, Payne and Smith, Bankers in London; Ebenezer Gilchrist, Esq; Manager of the British Linen Company, Edinburgh; Messrs John Mair, Son, Thomas and Company, London; David Black, Banker in Dunfermline; Messrs James and George Spence, Merchants in Dunfermline; Messrs Harrison, Price, Ray and Company, London; G. Williams, Esq; of London, all Creditors of David Paterson of Costerton, Banker and Insurance-Broker in Edinburgh; and for the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, who are Creditorsto a very large Amount, but who did not Vote at the Election of Trustee on Mr Paterson's Estate, and Others; and Charles Ferrier, Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee on the sequestrated Estate of the said David Paterson;

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of David Paterson, Esquire, of Costerton, and Charles Steuart, Writer to the Signet, his Curator Bonis;

Advocation for Alexander Buchanan, Brewer, St. Ninians, Trustee on the sequestered Estate of James Miller, Distiller at Craigend, against Mrs. Isabella Lowis, Spous of Ninian Lowis, Esq. of West Plean, and the said Ninian Lowis for his interest

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Alexander Livingston, Esq; of Parkhall

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of William Sibbald and Company, Merchants in Leith;

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Alexander M'Whann in Nethertown, in the Parish of Kirkmichael and County of Dumfries, Heir at Law to the deceased William M'Whann, residing in Kirkcudbright, and William Ireland, Esquire, of Barbey, the acting Executor of the said William M'Whann in Britain;

Answers for John Wilkinson of New Providence, Merchant, surviving Partner of Alexander Taylor and Company, of New Providence, and for Messrs. Inglis, Ellice and Company of London, his Attorneys- Pursuers; to the Peititon of Alexander M'Whann in Nethertown, in the Parish of Kirkmichael, and County of Dumfries, Heir-at-law to the deceased William M'Whann, residing in Kirkcudbright, and William Ireland, Esquire of Barbey, the acting Executor of the said William M'Whann in Britai

Answers for John Dougall, Gardener in Glasgow; to the Petition for James Campbell, Esq. of Bedlay

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of William Daniel Arthur Frank, residing in Leitholm;

Answers for Messrs. Kirkman Finlay and Others, Underwriters in Glasgow; to the Petition of William Sibbald and Company, Merchants in Leith

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Additional Petition of William Sibbald and Company, Merchants in Leith