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James Miller, Craigend distiller, petitions Nov. 19, 1811, to overturn Lord Balmuto’s refusal of his advocation bill, citing temporary absence to England, caution de judicio sisti, and lease terms permitting manager appointment.

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January 2, 1812 Petition of David Paterson, Esquire, and Charles Steuart, Writer to the Signet, asking the Court to alter an inner-house interlocutor

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January 2, 1812 Petition of creditors and the Bank of England, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor refusing confirmation of Charles Ferrier as trustee on David Paterson's sequestrated estate

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January 2, 1812 Petition of William Mylne, merchant in Leith, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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November 27, 1811 Information of James Inglis, Banker in Edinburgh, arguing that his election as trustee on David Paterson's sequestrated estate is valid under the succession mandate.

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November 27, 1811 Information of Charles Ferrier, Accountant in Edinburgh, arguing that Mr Mylne is not entitled to manage the procuration funds of David Paterson as trustee.

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November 16, 1811 Information of William Mylne, Merchant in Leith, arguing that he is eligible to be trustee on David Paterson's sequestrated estate despite Charles Ferrier's objections.

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March 5, 1811 Petition of John Pollock, as Manager for the Commercial Banking Company of Scotland, and others, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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Petitioners seek to enforce a procuration against David Paterson’s estate, claiming ignorance of his insanity; respondents deny this, asserting creditors knew of his incapacity and lacked bona fides.

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Feb 1, 1811: John Pollock, as creditor manager, defends transactions under David Paterson’s authority, asserting public trust and intact credit until stop payment.