Document Type Petition
Case M'Culloch v. Allan
Author Name
Submitted 31 May 1793
Marginalia? Yes
Main Document Length (Pages) 26
Appendix Items
Appendix Length (pages)
Repository University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container UVALL Box 10

Citation

, "Unto The Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition Of The Reverend Mr Michael M'Culloch, Minister of the Gospel in the parish of Bothwell;," 31 May 1793 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Memorial, 1 Dec 1792
Memorial For William Allan, Schoolmaster of Bothwell, Pursuer; and for Colonial John Hamilton of Motherwell; William Hamilton, Esq; of Wishaw; Alexander M'Connochy, Esq; one of the Commissioners of the Customs; James Cunnison, Esq; of Jerviston; James Hamilton, Esq; of Holmhead, and other Heritors of Bothwell, Complainers--In the Conjoined Processes of Advocation and Interdict, and Petition and Complaint, depending at their instance: Against The Reverend Michale M'Culloch, Minister of Bothwell, Defender and Respondent.
Memorial, 13 Dec 1792
Memorial For the Reverend Mr Michael M'Culloch, Minister of the Gospel in the Parish of Bothwell; Against William Allan, calling himself Parochial Schoolmaster of that Parish, and Colonel John Hamilton, of Motherwell, and others, Heritors of the said Parish.
Petition, 31 May 1793
Unto The Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition Of The Reverend Mr Michael M'Culloch, Minister of the Gospel in the parish of Bothwell;
Answers, 10 Oct 1793
Answers For William Allan, Schoolmaster at Bothwell; Pursuer, and for Colonel John Hamilton of Motherwell; William Hamilton, Esq; of Wishaw; Alexander M'Connochy, Esq; one of the Commissioners of the Customs; James Cunnison, Esq; of Jerviston; James Hamilton, Esq; of Holmhead; and other Heritors of Bothwell, in the conjoined Processes of Advocation and Interdict, and Petition and Complaint, depending at their instance; To The Petition of Michael M'Culloch, Minister of Bothwell.