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Petition of William Somerville, Esq; Deputy-Inspector of Army Hospitals, now in Canada; and Thomas Usher of Court-Hill; Gilbert Hutcheson, Esq; Advocate; and Samuel Charters Somerville, Esq; W. S. his Commissioners and Attorneys, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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Appellant challenges exclusion from freeholder roll, arguing his life-tenancy of a superior estate qualifies him under 1681 Act, and that nominality claims lack evidentiary basis.

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unknown Appellant's Case of Charles Fleeming of Cumber-nauld, asserting his freehold qualification is not nominal or fictitious, despite being a liferent of a superiority from his uncle Lord Keith.

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Replies to a claim challenging infeftment validity under dispensations, citing historical cases where sasine was taken at manor-places despite lands being elsewhere.

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Multiple sasines granted under dispensations allowing single infeftment for discontiguous lands across various estates and baronies.

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Respondent defends against objections of nominal vote and informal seisin, asserting full ownership and no implied obligation.

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Replies by Archibald Montgomerie, Esq. of Stair, to the answers for James Dalrymple, Esq., arguing that the respondent's qualification was nominal and fictitious due to moral obligation and that the seisin taken on discontiguous lands lacks legal authority.

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Respondent James Dalrymple defends his freeholder enrolment in Ayrshire against objections of nominal qualification and invalid sasines, asserting his right to vote freely and that his sasines are valid under dispensation clauses.

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Montgomerie seeks to expunge Dalrymple from Ayr’s freeholder roll, disputing his land-based qualification as politically motivated and invalid under dispensation rules for partial estates.

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Complaint challenging William Miller’s enrolment as a freeholder in Ayrshire based on a nominal liferent conveyance from his father, seeking expungement and costs.