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September 8, 1814 Answers by John Leslie to the petition of Thomas Palliser and others, responding to the argument that the respondent had a right to eject guests from his house without provocation.

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April 27, 1814 Summons by John Boursiquot against Robert M'Kean and Co. and Others, demanding payment of principal, interest, and expenses from promissory notes and bills.

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Feb 7, 1814: Tailors’ Incorporation in Glasgow seeks court advocacy against James White for unlawfully practicing upholstery, claiming it’s part of their historic trade under a pre-1814 charter.

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October 6, 1814 Petition of John M'Lachlan, spirit-dealer in Glasgow; and of James Dow, Trustee on the Sequestrated Estate of the said John M'Lachlan, asking the Court to approve a composition and discharge him of debts prior to sequestration

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May 1, 1815 Replies by John M'Lachlan and Thomas Balfour to the Answers for James Dow, arguing that the petition's prayer for approval of the composition is well-founded despite their bankruptcy and failure to lodge funds in a Bank.

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Feb 7, 1815: John M'Lachlan petitions for composition approval without forcing trustee James Dow to account for intromissions or forfeit bond until balance paid.

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January 7, 1815 Information of John Tennent, junior, and others, arguing that the claimants have no preference over the respondents in the tacks and crops of Holestaine lands.

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December 23, 1814 Answers by John Tennent, Jun., Thomas Edington, and Archibald Buchanan to the petition of Robert Threshie and Mrs Elizabeth Currie, asserting that furnishings were made on the faith of William Harkness's letter of guarantee.

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December 2, 1814 Petition of Robert Threshie and Mrs Elisabeth Harkness, asking the Court to alter the Lord Ordinary's interlocutor sustaining claims against them as executors of William Harkness

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July 3, 1813 Bill of Advocation of David Pennington, against John Geddes, arguing that the Magistrates' interlocutors are erroneous and the warranty on the horse was not breached

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Thomas Palliser v. John Leslie — Answers, 8 Sep 1814

John Boursiquot v. Robert M'Kean and Co. and Others — Summons, 27 Apr 1814 [2]

The Incorporation of Tailors in Glasgow v. James White — Bill of Advocation, 7 Feb 1814 [2]

LC Volume 04 — Petition, 6 Oct 1814 [2]

John M'Lachlan v. James Dow — Replies, 1 May 1815 [2]

LC Volume 04 — Petition and Complaint, 7 Feb 1815

John Tennent, junior, and Others v. Mrs Elizabeth Currie or Harkness and Others — Information, 7 Jan 1815

Robert Threshie and Mrs Elizabeth Currie or Harkness v. John Tennent, Jun., Thomas Edington and Archibald Buchannan — Answers, 23 Dec 1814

LC Volume 04 — Petition, 2 Dec 1814 [2]

David Pennington v. John Geddes — Bill of Advocation, 3 Jul 1813