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Hammond, Birkett and Smith v. Claud Marshall — Answers, 4 Mar 1784

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March 4, 1784 Memorial of Claud Marshall, arguing that he was not in possession of William Marshall's funds at the time of arrestment and should not be held liable for expenses incurred in defending against a process of forthcoming.

Hammond, Birket, and Smith v. Marshall — Petition, 3 Feb 1784

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Petitioners seek to recover £60 from Claud Marshall, nephew of debtor William Marshall, who held a bill accepted and indorsed for the debtor’s children’s support at time of arrestment.

Hammond, Birket, and Smith v. Marshall — Petition, 22 Jan 1784

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January 22, 1784 Petition of creditors to William and John Marshalls asking the Court to alter interlocutors and decern against Claud Marshall for L. 60 Sterling

His Majesty's Advocate v. Roy and Ramsey — Copy of Proceedings, 1716

Ramsay v. Still, May, & Co. — Petition, 27 May 1808

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Wemyss v. MacQueen — Memorial, 16 Jan 1808

Stewart v. Lord Armadale's Interlocutor — Petition, 17 May 1808

Smith v. Forsyth & Co. — Proof, 27 Aug 1807

Smith v. Forsyth & Co. — Petition, 23 Dec 1808

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