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Johnston v. Denniston — Answers, 21 Feb 1801

Johnston v. Denniston — Petition, 28 Jan 1801

Johnston v. Denniston — Answers, 12 Dec 1800

Johnston v. Denniston — Petition, 11 Dec 1800

Hay v. Lord Meadowbank's Interlocutor — Answers, 30 Jan 1801

Hay v. Lord Meadowbank's Interlocutor — Petition, 4 Sep 1800

Elizabeth Cunningham and Alison Cunningham v. Catharine Alison Cunningham — Complainers' Case, 7 Apr 1808

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April 7, 1808 Complainers' Case of Elizabeth Cunningham and Alison Cunningham, asking the Court to permit proof of their legitimacy against Katharine Alison Cunningham and others.

LC Volume 01 — Petition, 19 Jun 1807 [2]

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June 19, 1807 Petition of Peter Megget, against Lord Newton's interlocutor

LC Volume 01 — Petition, 19 Jan 1808 [2]

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January 19, 1808 Petition of the Corporation of Tailors in Glasgow, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

Alexander Craig v. Robert Forrester — Information, 29 May 1806 [2]

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May 29, 1806 Information of Alexander Craig, Deacon, and John Armour senior, Collector of the Incorporation of Tailors in Glasgow, arguing that Robert Forrester unlawfully employs freemen-tailors to enable him to carry on the tailor trade within the burgh.

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