Adam Ferrie v. David Mathie — Answers, 4 Sep 1823 [2]
Abstract
Mathie denies conjunct/confident ties to bankrupt McGowns, claiming he was deceived into guaranteeing debts unaware of their insolvency.
Adam Ferrie v. David Mathie — Bill of Suspension, 9 Feb 1822
Abstract
Petition of Adam Ferrie, merchant in Glasgow, asking the Court to suspend the charge against him by David Mathie, writer in Glasgow, on grounds of suspicious circumstances surrounding the promissory note.
Henry Holywell v. Robert Frank — Answers, 8 Apr 1824
Abstract
Answers by Robert Frank to the condescendence and additional condescendence for Henry Holywell, asserting that he was not entrusted with £140 by Holywell in 1806
APPENDIX. LATTER WILL by Dr. M'Intyre, 53d Regiment, 7th July 1813; and CODICIL, dated 17th September 1815.
Abstract
Petitioner seeks Cessio Bonorum benefit under his will, citing insolvency from debts exceeding assets and property loss.
William and Peter M'Intyre v. Archibald Campbell, John Bowie, and Alexander M'Intyre — Information, 22 Apr 1824
Abstract
Information of William and Peter M'Intyre, arguing that the examinators acted lawfully in electing them to the bursary under Dr. M'Intyre's will, despite the absence of the third nominator.
APPENDIX. COPY of ADVERTISEMENT inserted in the different Edinburgh Newspapers. M'INTYRE BURSARIES.
Abstract
Advertisement for M'Intyre Bursaries at Glasgow University, open to Gaelic-speaking students, with Latin scholarship as criterion, competition set for October 15 at Inveraray.
Archibald Campbell and Alexander M'Intyre v. William M'Intyre and Others — Information, 11 May 1824
Abstract
Informants seek suspension of bursary award to two M'Intyre students, challenging examiners' authority to proceed without full board and to exclude candidates based on prior university study.
Answers — April 8. 1824. Ans.—George Graham, to Pet.—A. Lyle. Answers for George Graham, late Tenant in Drum; to the Petition for Archibald Lyle of Drum
Abstract
Tenant defends against landlord’s claim for unpaid dung value, arguing 'winter dung' under lease includes summer dung from prior crop year.
Petition — Archibald Lyle against Lord Eldin's Interlocutor
Abstract
Petitioner challenges sheriff’s interlocutor granting respondent ownership of summer dung, claiming lease only entitles tenant to winter dung value.
George Traill v. James Ogilvie — Answers, 3 Feb 1824
Abstract
James Ogilvie, trustee for creditors of insolvent heir James Stewart, answers George Traill’s petition for preferential claim based on his role as tutor, factor, and creditor.
