Allan Maconochie, Lord Meadowbank

Answers for Thomas Tod, Merchant in Edinburgh; To the Petition of Thomas Purdie, clerk to the Charity Work-house of Edinburgh

Answers for Patrick Millar and Co. Merchants in Leith, David Muir Merchant there, James Rennie, junior, Merchant there, Colin Henderson Shipmaster there, and James Skinner Writer in Edinburgh, all Creditors of Thomas Higgie Brewer in Canongate, and the said Patrick Millar, as Trustee on his sequestrated Estate; to the Petition of John Beadie Merchant in Leith, another of said Creditors

Answers for Akexander Nairne, Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee upon the Sequestrated Estate of Andrew Hunter and Company, Merchants in Leith , and of Andrew Hunter and Lexander Macphail, the individual Partners of said Company; to the Petition of James Hunter, only Child procreated of the Marriage betwixt Andrew Hunter, Merchant in Leith, and Euphemia Muir his first Wife; and James Young, Writer in Edinburgh, his Tutor ad litem

Answers for Mrs Margaret Ayton, (now Colvill), and for Andrew Blackburn (now Colvill) merchant in Glasgow, her husband, pursuers, to the Petition of Mess. Robert and Peter Colvills, and others, Defenders

Answers for Sir Geo. Home, Bartonet, Officer superintending the Levies of Seamen on the East Coast of Scotland, under the statue of the 35th of the king, c.9. entitled, "An Act for procuring a supply of Seamen from the several prots of this kingdon, for the service of his Majesty's Navy, 16th March 1795;" and for the Commissioners for raising men  at the Port of Leith, under the said act; to the Petition of Mess. Cuningham and Simpson, Silver Platers in Edinburgh

Answers for Alexander Mackenzie, Writer to the Signet, To The Petition of the Governor and Company of Undertakers for raising the Thames Water in York-buildings

Memorial for John Wilson, present Provost of the Burgh of Dunfermline, and James Robb, Jailor, Defenders, Against William Hunt junior, Merchant in Dunfermline, Pursuer

Memorial for Sir Geo. Home, Bart. Officer superintending the Levies of Seamen on the East Coast of Scotland, under the statue of the 35th of the king, c.9. entitled, "An Act for procuring a supply of Seamen from the several prots of this kingdon, for the service of his Majesty's Navy, 16th March 1795;" and for the Commissioners for raising men  at the Port of Leith, under the said act, Chargers; against Mess. Cunningham and Simpson, Silver Platers in Edinburgh, Suspenders

Bill of Advocation for Elizabeth Ann Wyche, and Attorney, against Captain Charles Burrel Blount

Closed Record In Process at the Instance of Hugh Rose, Esq. of Glasstullich; against Murdo Mackenzie, Esq. of Ardross