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John Watson, trustee for David Ireland’s creditors, petitions to alter a recent interlocutor, asserting his valid, superior claim based on a 1733 inhibition and Jean Crookshanks’s overt intromission.

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December 4, 1782 Petition of Elizabeth Peirson and Katharine Peirson asking the Court to remit the interlocutor granting Ninian Alexander an interdict against demolition work on their shared wall

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February 29, 1780 Answers by Donald M'Donald to the objections of Robert M'Lintock junior, Hector Cameron, Taylor and Drummond, William Anderson, Edmund and Fairlie, Patrick Campbell and Company, Merchants in Glasgow.

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February 26, 1780 Objections by Robert M'Lintock junior, Hector Cameron, Taylor and Drummond, William Anderson, Edmund and Fairlie, Patrick Campbell and company, creditors to Donald M'Donald, challenging the validity of his process of cessio bonorum.

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January 19, 1791 Note of John Johnston of Alva, against William Morehead younger, concerning a reclaiming petition and the non-existence of a deed of entail dated November 28, 1786.

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December 14, 1790 Condescendence of John Johnston, Esq. against William Morehead, Esq., arguing that the respondent's liferent is nominal and fictitious, not absolute.

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December 7, 1790 Duplies of W. Morehead, junior, to Rep.—John Johnstone, arguing that his qualification as liferent of a superiority is not nominal or fictitious, and that the conveyance is not revokable.

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November 23, 1790 Replies by John Johnston Esq. to the argument of William Morehead Esq. that his liferent qualification is valid

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William Morehead jun. defends his liferent qualification to vote in Stirling county, challenging John Johnston’s objection that it is nominal and fictitious.