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Earl of Galloway v. Earl of Morton — Stateofthe Process, 12 Nov 1757

Date
12 Nov 1757
Type
State of the Process
Case
Earl of Galloway v. Earl of Morton
Length
275 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 01
Appendix
1 item (2 pp.)
Abstract
AI-generated
November 12, 1757 Memorial of the Pursuers in the Isles of Orkney and Zetland, arguing that the weights and instruments of weight used there have been unlawfully increased and must be restored to the original Norwegian standard.
← Earl of Galloway v. Earl of Morton — Rendering, 17572 of 15 in this caseEarl of Galloway and others v. James Earl of Morton — Proof, 1 May 1758 →

People in this document

  • David Ross, Lord Ankerville, 3rd of Inverchasley
  • Alexander Stewart, Earl of Galloway
  • James Fea, of Clestrain
  • John Traill, of Westness
  • William Balfour, of Trenabie
  • Archibald Stewart, of Brough
  • John Traill, of Elsness
  • Thomas Traill, of Tirlot
  • Patrick Fea, of Airy
  • Patrick Fea, of Kirbuster
  • Patrick Grant, Lord Elchies
  • John Hay, of Balbithan
  • Donald Groat, of Newhall
  • George Traill, of Hobbister
  • Thomas Foubister
  • Sir James Stewart, of Burray
  • Mr. James Isaacson
  • Robert Honeyman, of Graemsay
  • James Blaw
  • William Grant, Lord Prestongrange
  • George Riddoch
  • Sir John Steuart, of Allanbank, 3rd Baronet of Nova Scotia
  • Alexander Tait

Subjects

  • Debt
  • Aliment
  • Succession
  • Teinds
  • Tack
  • Feu duties
  • Libel
  • Mala Fides

Places mentioned

  • Orkney
  • Stronsay
  • Kirkwall
  • Sanday
  • Norway
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