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November 12, 1788 Information of Andrew and John Sym, Merchants in Glasgow, Trustees for Janet Dougall, arguing that the defenders unlawfully induced Janet Dougall to sign a deed discharging her grandson of a debt and assigning her estate to him

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June 24, 1788 Information of John Macewan and Daniel Macaulay, arguing that their actions under Mr Fairley's employment were lawful and conducted with due diligence and respect for legal authority.

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April 24, 1788 Answers by Mess. Cuthbertson, Sym, and Sym, Merchants in Glasgow, to the petition of John Miller, Dyer in Glasgow, responding to the claim that they received the bill without value.

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February 5, 1788 Petition of John Fairley, late Distiller at Portnauld, with the concurrence of four-fifths of his creditors, asking the Court to grant a personal protection from diligence

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John Fairley petitions to alter Lord Eskgrove's interlocutor, arguing Robert Wood, acknowledged as trustee in a summons, must be counted; his uncored receipt suffices to defend against payment.

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December 7, 1786 Answers by James Clyde to the petition of William Craig, responding to claims that his offer of caution and payment were improperly rejected.

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November 21, 1786 Petition of William Craig asking the Court to alter Lord Braxfield's interlocutor

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November 14, 1786 Answers by Sagar and Waterhouse, Merchants in Colne; John Hammar and Son; James Barron and Richard Scholes; and Thomas Buchanan, their Attorney, to the petition of David Anderson, prisoner and pursuer of a cessio bonorum

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September 23, 1786 Answers by John Galbraith, Smith in Paisley, to the petition of Agnes Miller, Relict of John Sawers, Ironmonger in Glasgow, responding to her claim for unpaid iron goods.