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Date
1821
Type
Appendix
Length
18 pages
Repository
Centre for Research Collections, University of Edinburgh
Abstract
Bankrupt Robert Smellie denies prior declarations, admits fabricated bills post-sequestration, and claims creditor collusion; John Baillie asserts stolen bills and claims £4164.

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Appendix

  • Deposition of Robert Smellie, bankrupt, regarding circumstances of sequestration and fabricated bills.
  • Deposition of William Wotherspoon, toll-keeper at Causewayside, regarding bill for £898:10s.
  • Deposition of Robert Ogilvie, toll-keeper at Hillington, regarding bill for £985:10:10.
  • Deposition of John Smellie, residing at Camlachie, regarding affidavit for £455 debt.
  • Affidavit by John Baillie, upholsterer in Glasgow, against Robert Smellie for debts and damages totaling £4026:10:2 (24 Aug 1821).
  • Second Affidavit by John Baillie regarding seized bills and accounts totaling £4164:0:2 (11 Sept 1821).