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Replies by Daniel Campbell of Shawfield, William Graham younger of Gartmore, and Alexander Cunnynghame Clerk to the Signet, to the Answers of William Muir of Caldwall, to their Petition and Complaint.

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Petition and Complaint of Daniel Campbell of Shawfield, William Grahame younger of Gartmore, and Alexander Cunnynghame, rejected by freeholders; Answers by William Mure of Caldwall, Esq, responding to the argument that the petitioners' qualifications are valid.

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Petitioners seek admission to the Roll of Freeholders in Renfrew County, challenging Freeholders' refusal based on entail objections and procedural grounds.

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Memorial of Captain John Pollok, arguing that he is entitled to vote as a Freeholder under the Statute 1681, based on his Charter and Infeftment of the half of Over-Pollock lands valued at 500 l. Scots.

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Memorial of Sir Michael Stewart of Blackball, Baronet, and William Cuninghame of Craigends, Esq; Complainers, arguing that Captain John Pollock's admission to the Roll of Freeholders is illegal because his property and valuation are undivided.

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Replies by Sir Michael Stewart of Blackball, Baronet, and William Cuningham of Craigends, Esq to the Answers for Capt. John Pollock, arguing that his claim to vote under the Act 1681 fails because his estate is held pro indiviso and thus not a proper estate or possession.

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Answers by Captain John Pollok to the petition and complaint of Sir Michael Stuart and William Cunningham, responding that his undivided half of Over-Pollok lands qualifies him as a Freeholder under statute and feudal law.

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Petition of Sir Michael Stewart of Blackhall and William Cuningham of Craigends, asking the Court to alter the Freeholders' Roll of Renfrew County for admitting Capt. John Pollock and the Burgh of Paisley as Freeholders.

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Mr Cunnynghame defends his liferent-right to Craigbait and Kersemeadow against objections that his title is nominal and he lacks possession, rebutting claims via historical retours and vassal possession.

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Replies by William Mure of Caldwell to the Answers of Alexander Cunnynghame, one of the Clerks to the Signet, arguing that Mr Cunnynghame's title is nominal and fictitious and he is not in possession of the lands claimed.