Petition — Poor Thomas Pratt against Inner-House Interlocutor
Abstract
Petition of Poor Thomas Pratt, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor or remit the process to Lord Mackenzie in place of Lord Pitmilly
Samuel Graham and James Baxter v. James Herbertson Younger of Garcroga — Answers, 31 May 1824
Abstract
Respondents challenge trustee’s failure to enforce composition, alleging collusion to retain property and deny them secured rights.
Samuel Graham and James Baxter v. James Herbertson, Younger of Garcroga, and Others — Appendix, 12 Jan 1821
Abstract
Pursuers seek relief from cautionary obligation and damages after being barred from managing sequestrated estate by trustee and bankrupt in collusion.
James Herbertson v. Lord Alloway's Interlocutors — Petition, 9 Feb 1824
Abstract
Petitioner challenges interlocutors from Lord Alloway’s judgment in a damages action by Graham and Baxter, alleging unauthorized use of his name in Sheriff proceedings and lack of collusion.
APPENDIX. No. I. CARTA CONFIRMACONIS P. Monastio Sancte Crucis de Edynburgh de Diversis Tris et Ecclesiis. Datis et Concessis Eidem Monastio et Canonicis P. David Quondam Regem Sco
Abstract
Petition seeking to recast an interlocutor against Hogg, requiring proof of funds for sustenance before proceeding.
John Ross v. Charles Earl of Haddington — Information, 24 Apr 1823 [2]
Abstract
Defender challenges assessment for manse repairs, arguing King's Park lies outside Canongate parish boundaries.
APPENDIX. No. I. EXTRACT ACT Concerning the Stipend of the Ministers of the Canongate.
Abstract
Statute sets rent-based annuity for Canongate ministers, ratifies wine tax gift, and includes church-building order and land-tax records.
Heritors for Purchasing and Repairing a Manse for the Minister of the First Charge of said Parish v. Earl of Haddington — Information, 13 Dec 1821
Abstract
Information of the heritors, arguing that the lands of Arthur's Seat and King's Park lie within the parish of Canongate
John Ross v. The Right Honourable the Earl of Haddington — Information, 12 May 1823
Abstract
John Ross, a parish collector, sues the Earl of Haddington for unpaid assessments toward a minister’s manse.
BRADBERRY v. Duff — Appendix, 18 Mar 1823
Abstract
Coach proprietor James Duff plans temporary departure returning May; Mrs Bradberry sues for lease breach and subletting violations.
