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Trustees and William Harley bond to Archibald Campbell of Blythswood for feu-duties and rents due by Martinmas 1817, with penalty and legal interest.

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Pursuers challenge petitioners' bill claim, asserting their right to pursue under a creditor-approved composition that reserved preference recovery rights.

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Petitioners challenge pursuer's right to reduce a debt based on a discountable bill, arguing the claim was not disclosed in bankruptcy composition.

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Petitioners, as cautioners, seek to void a composition contract due to creditor John Watt’s fraud, including accepting bribes and forfeiting his debt under the 1766 Act.

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Petition of John Mackie, agent for the Paisley Banking Company at Stranraer, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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Richard Arkwright defends heritable security over cotton mill machinery against petitioners seeking to strip it from the property.

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Arkwright defends heritable bond over Paisley mills, claiming machinery as accessory property under security, supported by insurance and rent possession.

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Petition of William Johnson asking the Court to overturn Lord Cringletie's interlocutor refusing a bill of advocation

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Chargers seek to enforce ferry rights over Holmfoot lands; suspender opposes, arguing no legal entitlement and public boat fares must be paid.

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Suspender claims exclusive ferry rights and minimal fares; chargers deny this, citing historical free passage for services rendered and ownership of their own boat.

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APPENDIX. No. I. BOND and OBLIGATION by William Harley and Trustees, to Archibald Campbell of Blythswood.

Alexander Bryce and Alexander Graham v. Monteith, Bogle, & Co. — Answers, 28 Feb 1817

Petition — Monteath, Bogle & Co. against Inner-house Interlocutor

George Deuchar and Others v. John Watt — Petition and Complaint, 29 Jun 1818

Petition — January 11. 1820. Petition John Mackie against an Inner-House Interlocutor

Thomas Billinge and Robert Wilkinson v. Richard Arkwright — Answers, 8 Oct 1818

Thomas Billinge and Robert Wilkinson v. Richard Arkwright — Answers, 30 Jun 1817

William Johnson v. James Scott and Son — Petition, 9 Apr 1818

ADDITIONS to Mr MARTIN's Condescendence, after perusing the Condescendence for the Chargers.

Archibald Martin v. Mrs Christian Howison and others — Condescendence