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September 10, 1812 Petition of Potts, Cooke, & Potts asking the Court to alter interlocutors of the Judge-Admiral and Lord Ordinary in a maritime insurance case against underwriters in Greenock.

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May 12, 1812 Answers by Messrs. Potts, Cooke, and Potts, Merchants in London, and their Mandatory, to the bill of suspension for Hugh Hamilton and others, Underwriters in Greenock, responding to the claim that the vessel was unseaworthy.

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April 1812: Underwriters in Greenock seek to suspend an Admiralty decree against London merchants and an Edinburgh writer, citing structural flaws in the ship La Gloire that rendered her unfit and unrepairable.

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June 27, 1810 Answers by Walter Galloway of Coldervine, to the petition of David Foyer of Bogside, responding to the claim that sheep were improperly taken and delivered.

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December 18, 1810 Petition of David Foyer, Esq. asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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William Jackson’s 1810 reply denies concealing assets or fraud, asserting creditors overstated his worth and ruined his business by rejecting a 5s. in the pound composition.

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Creditors answer pursuer’s second condescendence in cessio, alleging fraud, failure to account for insolvency, and concealment of heritable property.

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February 27, 1810 Condescendence of William Jackson, present Prisoner in the Tolbooth of Glasgow, against Messrs Laurie and Pinkerton, alleging that a trust-deed concerning property held for his wife and children renders the objection to his cessio invalid

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September 12, 1811 Answers by Thomas Hunter, Manufacturer in Glasgow, to the petition of Peter M'Dougall, Manufacturer there, responding to claims of newly emerged Company debts.