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May 28, 1799 Petition of Thomas Cranstoun, Writer to the Signet, asking the Court to alter Lord Dunsinnan's interlocutor

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William Graham, heir of entail, objects to creditors’ claims against entailed Hourston estate, arguing debts are invalid due to post-entail timing and defective adjudications.

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December 1, 1792 Minute of Decanus for William Graham, heir of entail of Hourston, arguing that the common agent Mr Young improperly supports objections out of the common fund while also answering them, violating his duty to defend all parties equally.

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Andrew Stuart, John Davidson, and Andrew Steele assert Crown commission grants them lawful authority over the general Register of Seisins and receipt of particular register books.

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Lord Clerk Register sues Andrew Stuart to reclaim authority over sasine registers under the 1617 Act, challenging Stuart’s commission and demanding surrender of unmarked books.

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January 25, 1793 Petition of the late Deacon and Masters of the Incorporation of Hammermen in Glasgow, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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January 14, 1793 Note of John Wilson and others, against James Scott and others, stating the financial history and assessment of the Incorporation of Hammermen in Glasgow.

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October 11, 1792 Information of James Scott late Deacon and others, Members of the Incorporation of Hammermen in Glasgow, arguing that the corporation has legal power to apply its funds for public reform purposes

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September 6, 1792 Information of John Wilson, &c., arguing that the defenders unlawfully applied L.20 from the Hammermen Incorporation's funds to a burgh reform

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Dec 18, 1792: Heritors of Cult reply to David Wilkie’s petition, claiming the Court lacks power to award extra stipend beyond allocated teinds.