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January 8, 1793 Information of William Muirhead, Procurator-Fiscal for the Town of Stirling, arguing that the magistrates of Stirling have jurisdiction over the Forth to protect fishings

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January 8, 1793 Information of William Muirhead, Procurator-Fiscal for the Town of Stirling, arguing that the magistrates of Stirling have jurisdiction over the Forth fishings under statute 1581 and subsequent confirmations.

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January 8, 1793 Information of the defenders, arguing that the Magistrates of Stirling lack jurisdiction over persons residing at Kincardine and Longannet for salmon-fishing in the Frith of Forth.

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February 28, 1793 Petition of Reuben Benson, William Benson, John Murdoch, and John M'Pherson asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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December 14, 1793 Answers by the Justices of Peace of the County of Edinburgh to the petition of the Lord Provost and Magistrates of the City of Edinburgh, and Edinburgh Glasshouse Company, responding to the interlocutor of July 4, 1793.

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December 12, 1793 Answers by James Carfrae, Esq; Admiral-depute of Leith, and others, to the petition of the Edinburgh Glasshouse Company and the City of Edinburgh, responding to claims of feu rights over public access to Leith sands.

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November 12, 1793 Petition of the Lord Provost and Magistrates of Edinburgh, and the Edinburgh Glasshouse Company, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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February 15, 1793 Information of Mess. Tod and Stothart, and others, arguing that the Edinburgh Glasshouse Company's proposed alteration of the road to the sands of Leith would deprive them of access and injure public uses.

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April 25, 1793 Information of the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and Town-Council of the City of Edinburgh, and the Edinburgh Glasshouse Company, arguing that the ground in question is validly feu'd for their use and not prejudicial to others.

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February 8, 1793 Information of the Justices of Peace of the County of Edinburgh, arguing that the public right to an open access to Leith sands must be preserved and cannot be narrowed or shut up.