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December 5, 1835 Issues in the cause of Samuel J. Hallam, Tea-Dealer, against Gye & Company, asserting that words inserted in a pleading are false, calumnious, and maliciously inserted

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Pursuer claims wrongful dismissal and retaliatory legal actions by defenders after managing their Edinburgh tea shop; defenders deny misconduct and assert legitimate creditor proceedings.

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December 12, 1835 Defences by Gillon and Rule, &c. against Gibb and Others, asserting that the pursuers have not accounted for trust funds and lack authority to demand payment from creditors

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September 26, 1833 Reclaiming Petition of Alexander Sinclair, against Lord Fullerton's interlocutor

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September 6, 1832 Answers by Walter Malcolm, Writer in Edinburgh, to the petition and complaint at the instance of Thomson Paul, W. S.

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July 15, 1833 Summons of Thomas Whitfield, Clerk in Glasgow, against Macdonald and Macnab, Spirit-Dealers in Glasgow, charging them with illegal diligence and damages.

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March 5, 1833 Defences by John Stevenson, Accountant in Edinburgh, to the summons at the instance of the Rev. Mathew Graham, asserting that the pursuer must first discuss the principals before proceeding against him.

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October 11, 1833 Supplementary Summons by Messrs DALGLISH, DICK, and COMPANY against Lewis M'Iver and others, executors of John M'Kenzie, senior, merchant in Stornoway, seeking decree for debts due from the steam-boat Bennevis.

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May 13, 1833 Summons by Messrs DalGLISH, Dick, and Company, soap and candle manufacturers in Glasgow, against Roderick Nicolson and others, proprietors of the Bennevis steam-boat, demanding payment of debts and costs.