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July 31, 1778 Petition of George, Earl of Tyrconnel, and of the Representatives of Richard Shergold, asking the Court to resume consideration of the competition regarding annuity-bonds and to do therein as the Court shall seem meet.

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December 12, 1777 Condescendence of Sir Archibald Grant of Monymusk, Baronet, against George Earl of Tyrconnel and the Representatives of Richard Shergold, asserting the defeasance of annuity bonds was valid despite suppressed indorsements.

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Mary Burton-Hamilton’s Aug. 8, 1765 reply to Sir William Hamilton’s petition, defending her claim despite the bond’s ob turpem causam clause by citing indemnification for expenses and her guardian’s duty.

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February 14, 1765 Answers by Mary De Gares, alias Bonamy, and Mary Burton Hamilton to the petition of Sir William Hamilton of Westport, responding to his claim of reduction of two heritable bonds.

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January 29, 1765 Petition of Sir William Hamilton of West-Port, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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April 29, 1765 Answers by the Earl of Home to the petition of Janet Steel, Relict of George Hervie, asserting that the decrees of cognitionis causa and adjudication are void and null.

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March 7, 1765 Petition of Alexander Earl of Home, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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December 8, 1764 Answers by Alexander Earl of Home to the petition of Janet Steel, Relict of George Harvie Burgess of Edinburgh, responding to her claim against his estate.