This document was identified in the bound volume CSP 28. It is published as found — its association with a specific case is still being established by our catalogers.
Abstract
Pursuers allege Bridgend bakers unlawfully supply bread to Perth residents, violating incorporation monopolies; defenders assert this is lawful trade and society bread is legitimately distributed.
Appendix
- Pursuers' Proof (Perth, 22d July 1806)
- Defenders' Proof (Perth, 22d July 1806)
- Extract ACT of the Town-Council of Perth against Bakers of Cakes (Apud Perth, tertio Octobris anno Domini millesimo quingentesimo nonogesimo octavo)
- Extract Act of the Baker Corporation against baking Burgess's Flour (The fourt day of September, Sixteen hundred and sixtie-fyve yeares)
- Extract Act of the Baker Incorporation of Perth for A baking of Burgess's Flour (Att Perth, the 19th of May 1673)
- Extract Act of the Town-Council of Perth, discharging the Bakers of Cakes (Att the Burgh of Perth, the nynteenth day of May 1673 years)
- Extract Act of the Baker Incorporation of Perth, discharging setting up of Pies in Burgess-houses (Perth, 10 July 1686)
- Regulations of the Perth Wheaten Bread Society (1st August 1800)
- Regulations of the New Perth Wheaten Bread Society (4th February 1805)
