Information for the representatives of the deceast John Wightman sometime Provost of Edinburgh, defenders, against the children of the deceast William, Agnes and Elizabeth Hamiltons, pursuers.

Memorial for Helen, Elizabeth and Clementina Andersons, daughters of the deceast Alexander Anderson of Arradoul, defenders, against George Gordon of Buckie, pursuer.
by: Anderson, Helen, active 1744-1748, et al.
Published: (1748)

Lord Woodhall reporter memorial for Elisabeth, Margaret and Agnes Waughs, daughters of the deceast William Waugh glazier in Jedburgh, pursuers, against John Rutherford of Knowsouth, defender.
by: Waugh, Elisabeth, et al.
Published: (1760)

Information for John Rutherfurd of Knowsouth, against Elizabeth, Margaret, and Agnes Waughs, daughters of the deceast William Waugh glazier in Jedburgh.
by: Rutherfurd, John, of Knowsouth
Published: (1760)

Information for Edward Macculloch of Auchinguil, defender; against Janet Macculloch, daughter of the deceast John Macculloch of Torhouskie, pursuer.
by: MacCulloch, Edward
Published: (1761)

Information for Miss Agnes Murray-Kynnynmound and her tutors, defenders; against the executors-creditors of the deceast Mr. Hugh Murray-Kynnynmound of Melgund and Kynnynmound advocate, pursuers.
by: Murray Kynynmound, Agnes, 1731-1778
Published: (1743)

Information for David and Alexander Howies, brothers-german of the deceast Archibald Howie late deacon of the weavers in Edinburgh, pursuers; against James Tait wright in Edinburgh, and others, defenders.
by: Howie, David, et al.
Published: (1760)

Answers for Elizabeth, Margaret, and Agnes Waughs, daughters of the deceast William Waugh glazier in Jedburgh; to the petition of John Rutherfoord of Knowsouth.
by: Waugh, Elisabeth, et al.
Published: (1761)

Memorial for Alexander Pringle, &c. pursuers; against Mary Veitch, widow of the deceast James Pringle of Bridge-heugh, defender.
by: Pringle, Alexander, active 1768-1769
Published: (1769)

Memorial for Archibald Cunison merchant and late baillie of Hamilton, and James Cunison writer in Hamilton, defenders; against David Marshall, eldest son and heir of the deceast David Marshall of Neilsland, pursuer.
by: Cunison, Archibald, et al.
Published: (1762)

Memorial for James Ramsay advocate in Aberdeen, pursuer, against William Mowat merchant, and sometime provost of Aberdeen, defender.
by: Ramsay, James, -1774
Published: (1771)

Memorial for William Mowat, merchant, and sometime provost of Aberdeen, defender; against James Ramsay, advocate in Aberdeen, pursuer.
by: Mowat, William (Merchant)
Published: (1771)

Answers for Miss Jean Bertram, daughter of the deceast Archibald Bertram of Nisbet, to the petition of the executors of the deceast William Dalrymple of Waterside.
by: Bertram, Jean, -1836
Published: (1762)

Lord Edgefield reporter. Information for Janet MʻCulloch, daughter of the deceast John MʻCulloch of Torhousekie, pursuer; against Edward MʻCulloch of Auchinguill, defender.
by: MacCulloch, Janet
Published: (1762)

Answers for James Ramsay advocate in Aberdeen, pursuer; to the petition of William Mowat merchant and sometime provost of Aberdeen, defender.
by: Ramsay, James, -1774
Published: (1771)

Answers for Leonard Fleming supervisor of excise; to the petition of Agnes and Jean Stevinsons, children of the deceast David Stevinson, and their tutor.
by: Fleming, Leonard
Published: (1738)

Answers for John Short, eldest son of the deceast James Short merchant in Moffat, and his trustees; to the petition of John and Jean Millers, children of the deceast William Miller indweller in Canongate, and Agnes Watson their mother, and their curators.
by: Short, John, active 1761-1762
Published: (1762)

Information for George Yeaman merchant in, and late provost of Dundee; against John Stewart, eldest son of the deceast Andrew Stewart merchant in Dundee, procreate of the marriage between him and the also deceast Helen Pilmar.
by: Yeaman, George
Published: (1762)

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Agnes and Jean Stevensons, children of the deceast David Stevenson, and their tutors.
by: Stevenson, Agnes, et al.
Published: (1738)

Answers for the creditors of the deceast George Galbraith of Balgair; to the petition of John Galbraith now of Balgair, brother to the said deceast George Galbraith.
Published: (1762)

Information for James Donaldson an infant, son to the deceast James Donaldson of Anapolis, Maryland, and his tutor ad litem, defenders, against William Donaldson of Murrach, pursuer.
by: Donaldson, James, an infant
Published: (1748)

Answers for the creditors of John and Agnes Johnstons deceast, to the petition of Richard Dickerson of the General Post-Office in London, gentleman.
Published: (1742)

Information for Peter, George, James, Rachel and Veronica Leishmans, executors of the deceast Lieutenant Alexander Leishman of Pewlands, and George Hepburn writer in Edinburgh, their trustee, defenders; against William Earl of March and Ruglen, pursuer.
by: Leishman, Peter
Published: (1765)

Lord Barjarg reporter. Information for the trustees of James Baird of London, merchant; the disponees of the now deceast Mrs. Ann Walkinshaw, spouse to Major Charles Erskine of the 120th regiment; John Hathorn of Overairies, and Robert Hamilton brewer at the Water of Leith near Edinburgh, all creditors of the deceast Hugh viscount of Primerose, pursuers; against Neil Earl of Roseberry, defender.
by: Hathorn, John, of Overairies, et al.
Published: (1766)

Elizabeth Provost.
Published: (1882)

Memorial for Marion Hutton, second daughter of Thomas Hutton, writer in Hamilton, now spouse to Quintine Hamilton, shoemaker, and one of the present baillies of Hamilton, and him for his interest, defenders; against John Rive, only lawful son of the deceast John Rive tenementer in Hamilton, and his tutors, pursuers.
by: Hutton, Marion, active 1761, et al.
Published: (1761)

Poems on several subjects. Written by the deceast Mr. Alexander Buchan.
by: Buchan, Alexander, -1730
Published: (1761)

Answers for William Moir, only brother and heir apparent to the deceast James Moir of Invernettie, to the petition of Mrs Katharine Arbuthnot, relict of the said deceast James Moir.
by: Moir, William, active 1767
Published: (1767)

Answers for James Somervill, cooper in Portsburgh, son to the deceast Walter Somervill cow-feeder there; to the petition of Ann Morton, relict of the deceast Archibald Smart candle-maker in Canongate, and Helen Smart, daughter of the deceast Robert Smart clothier in Musselburgh.
by: Somervill, James
Published: (1762)

Legal representatives of William M. Wightman.
Published: (1910)

Memorial for Hugh Rose, Esq; of Kilravock, sheriff-depute of Ross-shire, defender; against John, Keneth, and Alexander Mackivers, children of the deceast Roderick Mackiver, tacksman in the island of Lewis, pursuers.
by: Rose, Hugh, of Kilravock
Published: (1761)

Legal representatives of John Wightman.
Published: (1893)

Legal representatives of John Wightman.
Published: (1896)

Information for George Earl of Aberdeen, and Mrs. Margaret Duff of Culter, relict of the deceast Patrick Duff of Premnay, defenders; against Alexander Irvine of Drum, and his tutors and curators, pursuers.
by: Aberdeen, George Gordon, Earl of, 1722-1801, et al.
Published: (1767)

Answers for James Sutherland eldest son of the deceast Alexander Sutherland of Kinminity, and his tutor ad litem, to the petition of the creditors of the said deceast Alexander Sutherland of Kinminity.
by: Sutherland, James, of Kinminity
Published: (1748)

Additional answers for Sir William Cockburn of that ilk, and the other creditors of the estate of Langton, defenders to the petition of the deceast Sir Alexander Cockburn of Langton, defenders.
by: Cockburn, William, Sir, 1662-1751
Published: (1747)

Answers for Thomas Trotter and others, executors-creditors of the deceast Mr. Hugh Murray-Kynnynmound, to the petition of Agnes Murray-Kynnynmound and her curators.
by: Trotter, Thomas (Merchant in Edinburgh)
Published: (1745)