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Answers by William MacKenzie Merchant and John Lawson Mason to the petition of William Park, asserting that the defender's sale to Nisbet rendered the bargain with the pursuers imprestabile and that the back-bond voiding the bargain was kept secret.

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Petition of William Park in Wateredge, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor, which had decerned him liable to implement a sale and pay penalties under disputed Writs.

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Defender William Park defends a sale of Glasgow land lacking writer's name and witness designation, challenging validity under 1681 Act.

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Answers by William Park in Wateredge to the petition of William Mackenzie and John Lawson, arguing that the Writs in question are not probative under the Statutes of 1579 and 1593.

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Petition of William Mackenzie and John Lawson Mason asking the Court to alter its interlocutor finding the Missive and Acceptance not probative

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Information of John M'Culloch of Barholm and George Muir Writer to the Signet, arguing that tailzies of Lady Barholm's small tenements should be reduced on same grounds as her husband's estate

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Information of John, William, Henry, Jean, Mary and Elizabeth M'Cullochs, and William Bogle, arguing that the assignation and trust-deeds of their grandfather and grandmother are valid and should stand as final dispositions of the estate of Barholm.

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Petition of The Synod of Merse and Teviotdale, asking the Court to remit interlocutors that enjoined a visitation of Kelso kirk, asserting the heretors acted lawfully to secure parishioners’ safety.

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Memorial of Andrew Wauchope of Niddery, arguing that his application to the sheriff for apprehending James Miln was justified by probable grounds, and that no damages should lie against him for the subsequent imprisonment.

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Memorial of Alex Murray, arguing that he was wrongfully imprisoned and suffered patrimonial loss due to the Defender's baseless accusation and procedural misconduct.