December 19, 1815 Bill of Advocation of William Arrol, against John Taylor, asking the Court to alter the interlocutor dismissing his application for expenses and disposal of cotton yarn
William Howy, Kelso writer, responds Nov. 28, 1816, to William Arrol’s petition, denying unpaid debts and citing debtor refusal and insolvency as reasons for delay.
September 7, 1815 Petition of William Arrol asking the Court to overturn Lord Bannatyne's interlocutors concerning the defender's liability for neglect in recovering debts from Andrew Brown and Andrew Pringle.
December 27, 1815 Summons of Reduction by Andrew Dalgliesh Russell, merchant in Glasgow, against John Wilkie and Alexander Downs, spirit-dealers in Glasgow, seeking to reduce a prior decree obtained against his deceased father.
May 5, 1815 Answers by Mrs Fanny Cameron, formerly Widow of Alexander Carmichael, and Others, to the Petition of Duncan Carmichael, Fisher in Perth, responding to the challenge of death-bed execution of a settlement.