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January 24, 1797 Memorial of William Cunningham, Esq. arguing that the trustees and collectors are not bound by the summons to expend the statute conversion money annually or to repay past misapplications

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January 7, 1797 Memorial of the Heritors of Stewarton, arguing that the conversion money must be annually expended on the highways and cannot be assigned or applied to other purposes

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April 26, 1792 Information of Thomas Cranstoun Writer to the Signet, Trustee and Attorney of Thomas Cullen and Company, arguing that the suspender's plea of non-action for smuggled goods is unjust and unsupported by law or fact.

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September 7, 1797 Answers by Thomas Cowan, Flesher in Musselburgh, to the petition of William Aitchison and William Walker, asserting that the petitioners' failure to present the debtor in February 1796 forfeited their caution bond.

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June 30, 1797 Petition of William Aitchison and William Walker asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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April 20, 1792 Information of David Philp, Merchant in Boarhills, arguing that the bills in question arose from a smuggling transaction and that Thomas Cullen and Company were principals or accessories to the same.

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February 9, 1797 Answers by Thomas Cowan, Flesher in Musselburgh, to the petition of William Aitchison, Distiller at St Clement's Wells, and William Walker, Attorney in Exchequer.

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Defenders, including heirs of John Stein, defend against Alexander Bruce’s claim for debt from a 1770 bond involving Robert Stein, with trustees and spouses’ portions at issue.

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January 21, 1797 Petition of William Aitchison and William Walker asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor