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Feb 15, 1810: Robert Brown Jr., Niell & James Marquis answer Duncan Macdougall Jr.’s nuisance claim over a dung-pit, asserting his prior admissions and contract obligations must be resolved first.

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Duncan Macdougal, Jun. petitions to alter Lord Meadowbank's interlocutor, arguing no legal or contractual duty to move dunghill/house south, as no such obligation existed at purchase or was intended by parties.

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January 17, 1809 Answers by Robert Brown junior, Merchant in Glasgow, and Neil and James Marquis to the petition of Duncan Macdougall

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Duncan Macdougal replies to Robert Brown, correcting misstatements and affirming offices are properly located on the south part of his lot.

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January 17, 1809 Answers by Robert Brown jun. to the bill of advocation for Duncan Macdougall jun. against James Inglis, &c., responding to the claim that the dung-pit and necessary must be moved from the north end of Macdougall's tenement.

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Mr Macdougal seeks to resolve conflicting court orders: one permits office relocation to southern property edge, the other forbids proximity to respondents’ land.

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January 17, 1809 Answers by James Rodger and others to the bill of advocacy for Duncan Macdougall, asserting the respondents have no interest in the dispute over the dunghill's location.

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January 17, 1809 Bill of Advocation by John Granger for Duncan Macdougal junior, asking the Court to remit the interlocutor of the Dean of Guild and conjoin it with the suspension against Robert Brown

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November 12, 1808 Answers by Robert Brown junior, Merchant in Glasgow, Proprietor of the Tenement on the North side of the Trongate, and for Neil and James Marquis, to the petition of Duncan Macdougall junior, Merchant in Glasgow.

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Benjamin Mathie, Glasgow writer and Tradeshouse factor, petitions to alter court’s interlocutor regarding Gorbal Lands, disputing nuisance finding and servitudes.