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Lady Ramsay and her Trustees v. Messrs Nairne, Cowan, and Others — Appendix, 9 Mar 1833

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Lady Ramsay’s trustees seek to record Sir Thomas Ramsay’s revocation deed; defenders resist, threaten legal action unless settlement is offered by deadline.

APPENDIX. 1.— Extract from the DISPOSITION and SETTLEMENT of the late Chisholm, in favour of Trustees, dated the 21st November, 1814.

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Chisholm’s will and Ramsay’s letters outline estate distribution to his wife and children, with Ramsay authorizing payment to trustees.

Petition — Lady Ramsay, & Others for Expunging Passages from Deeds

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Petitioners seek to expunge defamatory passages from posthumous deeds attempting to revoke a prior marriage settlement guaranteeing Lady Ramsay her husband’s estate.

Lady Ramsay v. Nairne — State of the Process, 9 Aug 1833

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Claimant seeks legal validation of Sir Thomas Ramsay’s deeds, consulting experts and the Attorney-General, while pursuing evidence on Lady Ramsay’s alleged adultery and locating missing documents.

Dame Elizabeth Ramsay of Balmain v. James Nairne, W.S. — Correspondence, 18 Jul 1833 [2]

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Dame Elizabeth Ramsay sues James Nairne, W.S., for unpaid trust funds and disputed annuity payments, citing bonds and prior agreements, while Nairne counters with personal grievances and misconduct claims.

Dame Elizabeth Ramsay of Balmain v. James Nairne — Complainers' Case, 18 Jul 1833 [3]

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Elizabeth Ramsay sues James Nairne for damages from 1819–1830, citing correspondence and financial docs on Sir Thomas Ramsay’s estate, marriage settlements, and disputed assignments.

Petition — Dame Elizabeth Ramsay, Widow of the late Sir Thomas Ramsay of Balmain, Baronet, residing in London; Sir Duncan Cameron of Fassfern, Baronet; and Major-General James Macdonell, Principal Equerry to the

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Petition by Lady Ramsay and others to prevent recording of revocation deeds containing slanderous allegations against her, citing her husband’s prior declarations of her innocence.

Lady Ramsay v. Nairne — 9 Aug 1833

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Party seeks validation of Sir Thomas Ramsay’s deeds via experts and the Attorney-General, while investigating Lady Ramsay’s alleged adultery and locating missing documents.

Dame Elizabeth Ramsay of Balmain v. James Nairne, W.S. — Correspondence, 18 Jul 1833

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Dame Elizabeth Ramsay sues James Nairne, W.S., for unpaid trust funds and disputed annuity payments, citing bonds and prior agreements, while Nairne counters with personal grievances and misconduct claims.

Dame Elizabeth Ramsay of Balmain v. James Nairne, W.S. — 18 Jul 1833

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Pursuer Dame Elizabeth Ramsay sues James Nairne for damages, using printed correspondence and documents to support claims related to marriage-settlements and financial dealings.

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