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June 7, 1832 Appendix by Niel M'Millan, grocer in Cartsdyke, arguing that George Bennie, mariner in Greenock, is not entitled to aliment due to refusal to sign an obligation for peace

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June 13, 1795 Answers by Thomas Laurie, Collector of the Poors Rates for the City of Glasgow, and for the Magistrates and Town-Council, responding to the argument made by Robert Dreghorn, Esq; of Ruch-hill.

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May 13, 1795 Petition of Mr Dreghorn asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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September 15, 1795 Information of Mr. Holwell, arguing that Lady Cumming's bond of provision was invalid as it was granted after his prior debt and without proof of delivery or bankruptcy

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November 27, 1795 Information of defenders, arguing that a bond of provision executed before marriage is not voidable as fraudulent or in prejudice of creditors

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December 12, 1795 Memorial of the postmasters, arguing that the justices of the peace have no jurisdiction to regulate their fares and that they are entitled to increase charges due to economic hardship.

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February 27, 1796 Duplies of Sir David Carnegie of Southesk, Baronet, and others, Respondents, replying to the complaint of Sir John Ogilvy of Innerquharity, Baronet, that the freeholders erred in refusing to admit him to the roll of freeholders of the county of Forfar.

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February 18, 1796 Replies of Sir John Ogilvy of Inverquharity, Baronet, to the Answers for Sir David Carnegie of Southesk, Baronet, respondent, arguing that the valuation of his lands of Baldovan is L. 386: 5: 8 as demonstrated by cess-book entries and receipts.