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Respondents deny petitioners' demand to impose additional assessments for a second minister, arguing it violates the original contract permitting only one minister.

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February 11, 1819 Reclaiming Petition of John Graham, Esq. &c. against INNER-HOUSE Interlocutor, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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May 21, 1818 Defences by John Gibb, William Meikle, and others, against John Graham and others, asserting that the managers have no right to impose increased feu-duties on seat-holders without consent of all proprietors.

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January 11, 1819 Petition of John Graham, Esq, &c. against Lord Reston's interlocutors, asking the Court to alter its ruling that the majority of the Society's members have no right to compel minority contributors to fund an assistant minister

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May 16, 1818 Summons of Declarator by John Graham & Others, managers of the Free Presbyterian Society in Glasgow, against William Clark & Others, seat-holders, demanding payment of increased feu-duty for minister's stipend.

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June 29, 1818 Answers by Messrs James Scott and Son to the petition of William Johnson, arguing that they were entitled to hold and sell the cargo of deals consigned to them by Benjamin Hickson, as Hickson was the apparent proprietor.

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April 9, 1818 Petition of William Johnson asking the Court to overturn Lord Cringletie's interlocutor refusing a Bill of Advocation

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April 26, 1821 Condescendence of John Cross, Spirit-Dealer in Glasgow, responding to the petitioner's action against him.

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December 31, 1819 Answers by John Cross, spirit dealer in Glasgow, to the petition of Robert Cross, farmer at Mackenfauld, responding to the claim that the letter was merely an introduction.

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September 9, 1819 Petition of Robert Cross, Farmer at Mackenfauld, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor