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Petition and Complaint — Petition & Complaint, of Sir Edward Crofton. the Petition and Complaint of the Honourable Sir Edward Crofton, Baronet, of Mote, in the County of Roscommon, in Ireland

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Sir Edward Crofton seeks elector enrollment in Wigtonshire, disputing objections over land valuation and inclusion of mill/fishings in his six-merk-land claim.

Sir William Maxwell of Monreith v. James Henry Keith Stewart — Answers, 16 Dec 1807

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Answers by the Honourable James Henry Keith Stewart to the condescendence of Sir William Maxwell and others, asserting his counsel have not obtained answers under his hand but have knowledge of the titles.

Sir William Maxwell of Monreith, Baronet, and Others, Freeholders of the County of Wigton v. The Honourable James Henry Keith Stewart, Sixth Son of the late Earl of Galloway — Condescendence, 5 Jun 1807

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Freeholders of Wigton challenge the legitimacy of James H. K. Stewart's enrollment, asserting his qualification was granted gratuitously and under the late Earl of Galloway's direction.

Petition — Hon. J. H. K. Stewart for Correcting Mistake in Interlocutor. the Petition of the Honourable James Henry Keith Stewart, Sixth Son of John Earl of Galloway

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Petition of the Honourable James Henry Keith STEWART, asking the Court to correct a mistake in an interlocutor

Petition — Sir W. Maxwell against Innerhouse Interlocutor

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Petition of Sir William Maxwell of Monreith, Bart. and others, Freeholders of the county of Wigton, against the Innerhouse interlocutor

The Honourable James Henry Keith Stewart v. Sir William Maxwell of Monreith, Bart. and others — Replies, 17 Feb 1807

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Respondents reply to minutes filed by Hon. J. H. Keith Stewart, asserting similar objections to land claims as previously raised in a related case.

James Henry Keith Stewart v. Sir William Maxwell of Monreith, Bart. and others — Replies, 22 Jan 1807

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Petitioner replies to respondents' answers regarding land claims in the barony of Corsewell, disputing applicability of a half-merk error to the forty-shilling-lands of Dowloch.

Petition — Hon. J. H. K. Stewart against Inner-House Interlocutor

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Petition of the Honourable James Henry Keith Stewart, against the Inner-House interlocutor

The Honourable James Henry Keith Stewart v. Sir William Maxwell of Monreith, and other Freeholders of the County of Wigton — Replies, 29 May 1806

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Stewart replies to Maxwell’s answers, asserting his right to a forty-shilling-land of Dowloch by its own extent, excluding fractional mill rights not valued or extended.

Sir William Maxwell of Monreith, Bart. and others, Freeholders of the county of Wigton v. Hon. James Henry Keith Stewart, sixth son of the Right Hon. John Earl of Galloway — Answers, 3 Apr 1806

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Answers by Sir William Maxwell of Monreith and others to the petition and complaint of the Hon. James Henry Keith Stewart, asserting that the claimant's right to the 40s. land is inextricable from his entitlement to the 1-4th part of the mill of Galdenoch.

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