This document was identified in the bound volume M141. It is published as found — its association with a specific case is still being established by our catalogers.
Abstract
Pursuers, heirs of deceased Roderick M’Leod, claim £271 8s 1d plus interest from Alexander M’Kenzie and British Linen Company for bank cheques, cattle bills, and remittances, with defenders disputing validity and payment status.
Appendix (from p. 3)
- Defences for Alexander M'Kenzie, Agent for the British Linen Company at Inverness, and the Governor, Deputy-Governor, and Directors of the said Company.
- Letter from Captain Alexander Macleod of Ose to Alexander Mackenzie (12th June 1810).
- Letter from Captain Macleod to Mr Mackenzie (24th September 1810).
- Letter from Mr Mackenzie to Captain MacLeod (8th October 1810).
- Letter from Mr Mackenzie to Captain MacLeod (14th November 1810).
- Letter from Captain Macleod to Mr Mackenzie (December 1810).
- Letter from Captain Macleod to Mr Mackenzie (17th January 1811).
- Letter from Captain Macleod to Mr Mackenzie (17th February 1813).
- Letter from Thomas Mackenzie Paterson to Captain Macleod (21st August 1813).
- Account between Captain Alexander M'Leod of Oze and Alex. M'Kenzie, Banker in Inverness (29th November 1813).
- Letter from Capt. M'Leod to Mr M'Kenzie (25th December 1813).
- Letter from Capt. M'Leod to Mr M'Kenzie (29th January 1814).
- Letter from Mr Mackenzie to Captain MacLeod (8th August 1815).
- Letter from Mr William Henderson, Secretary of the British Linen Company, to John Johnson, Writer in Edinburgh (18th February 1817).
- Account between the Heirs of Angus Campbell, Esq. of Ensay and Alex. Mackenzie, Banker in Inverness (1st March 1814).
- Copy letter from Mr John Campbell of Lochend, Factor on the Estate of Ensay, to Mr John Johnson, Writer in Edinburgh (29th October 1819).
