Case of the parish of Cambuslang, the Rev. Mr John Risk, and others, commissioners of the Presbytery of Hamilton, for prosecuting the transportation of Mr James Meek from Lesmahagow to that parish; his Grace the Duke of Hamilton the patron; John Hamilton of Westburn; John Murdoch of Rosebank, late Provost of Glasgow; John Bogle of Hamilton-Farm; John Jackson of Bardykes; Andrew Gray of Crookedshiells, Esquires; and other heritors and heads of families, callers of Mr Meek, appellants from a sentence of the Presbytery of Lanark; against the Presbytery of Lanark, respondents. Case of the appellants. To be heard at the Bar of the Venerable Assembly, May 1774.
Church of Scotland.Parish of Cambuslang.
[Edinburgh?,
1774]
Dispute concerning the presentation of James Meek.
Drop-head title.
The phrase "To be heard at the Bar of the Venerable Assembly, May 1774." is enclosed in square brackets.
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