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Respondents answer petition challenging decree against William Riddick, asserting bond was not for immediate debt and petitioner barred from statute benefit by dolo.

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December 4, 1792 Petition of William Riddick asking the Court to overturn the Inner House interlocutor concerning septennial limitation of cautionary engagements

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September 5, 1792 Answers by Poor Mrs Martha Stewart to the petition of David Anderson, arguing that the petitioner was not made a party to the action of forthcoming and that the decree should not be reduced.

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July 9, 1792 Petition of David Anderson asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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June 19, 1793 Petition of David Anderson, merchant in Kirkaldy, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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March 7, 1792 Petition of Sir John Stirling, Alexander Grahame, Sir Alexander Purves, Dame Mary Willis, and Dame Gloriana Stirling asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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April 26, 1792 Information of Marion Kilpatrick, grand daughter of James Kilpatrick, arguing that tutors and curators are liable singuli in solidum for omissions as well as intromissions.