Case for the Right Honourable the Earl and Countess of Dalhousie, and their factors, pursuers, against James Amos, farmer at Presmennan, and Messrs George Dunlop and Company, distillers at East Linton, defenders
Series: Making of modern law
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1827
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource]
Number of pages: 29
Subjects: Trials, litigation; Trials (Fraud)
Notes: Title from caption.

With: Case for George Dunlop & Company, distillers at East Linton, respondents, in the advocation at the instance of the Right Honourable the Earl and Countess of Dalhousie, and their factors, advocators, against, them, and James Amos, farmer at pressmennan. [Edinburgh] : Caledonian Mercury Press, [1827] -- Opinions of the judges of the Second division of the court, and the permanent Lords ordinary, in the process at the instance of the Right Honourable the Earl and Countess of Dalhousie, and their factors�pursuers, against James Amos, farmer at Presmennan, and Messrs George Dunlop and Company, distillers at East Linton, defenders. [Edinburgh : s.n., [1827] -- Opinion of Lord Alloway, in process of advocation, the Countess of Dalhousie, &c., against George Dunlop & Company, &c. [Edinburgh] : M. Anderson, Printer, [1827] --

Revised case for Poor Mary Cowie, residing at Woodfoot, near Falkirk : in the process of reduction at her instance against John Fleming farmer, Belsrig, near Shielhill. [Edinburgh] : Calquhoun, printer, [1827] -- Summons of reduction Poor Mary Cowie, residing at Woodfoot, near Falkirk against John Fleming farmer, Belsrig, near Shielhill. [Edinburgh] : Printed by J. Shaw and Co., [1827] -- Defences for John Fleming farmer, Belsrig, near Shielhill against the action of reduction brought at the instance of Mary Cowie, residing at Woodfoot, near Falkirk, against him. [Edinburgh : s.n., [1827] -- Revised case for John Fleming farmer, Belsrig, in the action of reduction at the instance of Mary Cowie, residing at Woodfoot, near Falkirk. [Edinburgh] : R. Wallace & Co., Printers, [1827] --

Opinion of William Wirt, Esquire, Attorney General of the United States of America, residing at Washington, on the mutual case for the opiniion of counsel of the state of Virginia, America : in the cause Mrs. Isabella Black, of grove, Castle-Douglas, and Miss Mary Brown, of dumsries, pursuers, and the trustees of the late John Brown, of Netherwood, defenders. [Edinburgh : s.n., 1827] -- Revised case for John Wallace, flesher in Castle-Douglas, John Miligan, saddler there, and James Barbour of dunmuir, wiriter there, three and a quorum of the surviving trustees of the late Mrs. Isabella Black, of grove, Castle-Douglas, relict of the late Agnew Black, of Castle Douglas and for Miss Mary Brown, late of Netherwood, now residing at Laurieknow, near Lumsries, pursuers : in the action at their instance against the trustees of the late John Brown, of Netherwood, defenders. [Edinburgh : Aucmie, printer, 1827] --

Revised case, the trustees of John Brown against the trustees of Mrs. Isabella Black, &c. [Edinburgh] : M. Anderson, printer, [1827] -- Record, Moncreiffe against Arnott. [Edinburgh] : Alex Lawrie & Co., Printers, [1827] -- Revised case Sir David Moncreiffe, baronett against John Arnott. [Edinburgh] : Alex Lawrie & Co., Printers, [1827] -- Revised case for John Arnott against Sir David Moncreiffe, bart. [Edinburgh : s.n., 1827] -- Mem.�E. Campbell or Honyman, against Sir Richard B.J. Honyman, bart. [Edinburgh] : P. Neill, printer, [1827] -- Rev. Mem.�Sir R.B. J. Honyman, bart : in the action of declaration, &c against him, at the instance of Miss Eliz. Campbell. [Edinburgh] : John Moir, [1827] -- Bill of advocation, Sir Richard B.J. Honyman, bart against Miss Elizabeth Campbell, &c. [Edinburgh] : John Moir, [1827] -- Ans.�Lady Honyman and children, to bill of adv., Sir R.B.J. Honyman, bart. [Edinburgh] : Duncan Stevenson & Co., Printers, [1827] --

Min - Lady Honyman and children against Sir R.B.J. Honyman. [Edinburgh] : P. Neill, printer, [1827] -- Ans.�Sir R.B.J. Honyman against Miss Elizabeth Campbell. [Edinburgh] : John Moir, [1827] -- Bill of adv. - �Sir R.B.J. Honyman against Miss Eliza. Campbell & others. [Edinburgh] : John Moir, [1827] -- Revised condescendenc for Elizabeth Campbell, (Lady Honyman), and her children, pursuers, and revised answers for Sir Richard Honyman Bart. [Edinburgh] : University press, [1827] -- Additional proof for pursuer in process of declarator of marriage and Legitimacy, Elizabeth Campbell or Honymany and her children against Sir Richard Honyman Bart. [Edinburgh : s.n., 1827] -- Ans�Dame E. Campbell or Honyman, &c. against Sir R.B.J. Honyman, bart. [Edinburgh] : University press, [1827] -- Revised case for William Stewart, Esq., of Ardvorlich, and others, trustees of the late Captain Hugh Fraser, pursuers, against Cosmo Falconer, Esq., writer in Edinburgh. [Edinburgh : s.n., 1827] --

Revised case, William Stewart, Esq., &c. against Cosmo Falconer. [Edinburgh] : R. Wallace & Co., Printers, [1827] -- Note, William Stewart, Esq. & others against Cosmo Falconer, Esq. [Edinburgh] : R. Wallace & Co., Printers, [1827] -- Rev. case�Cosmo Falconer, defender. in causa W. Stewart and Rev. C. Baxter, pursuers. [Edinburgh] : Printed by J. Shaw and Co., [1827] -- Reclaiming note, J.M. Dinniston and Curator, against Lord Corehouse's interlocutor. [Edinburgh] : M. Anderson, printer, [1827] -- Advocation, James M'millan Dinniston, &c. against William Welsh. [Edinburgh] : Printed by J. Shaw and Co., [1827] -- Proof for both parties, regarding claim of proecipuum, in process of division, between William Welsh of Rue and James M'Mmillan Denniston, & Curator. [Edinburgh] : M. Anderson, printer, [1827] -- Note of Pleas in law for J. M'Millan Dinniston & R. Murray, against William Welsh. [Edinburgh] : Printed by J. Shaw and Co., [1827] --

Note of Pleas in law for William Welsh of Rue, against Denniston & Curator. [Edinburgh] : M. Anderson, printer, [1827] -- Revised case for James M'millan Dinnistoun, residing in dumsries, and Rober Murray, Writer in dumsries, his surviving Curator, advocators, against William Welsh of Rue, respondents. [Edinburgh] : s.n., [1827] - Revised case William Welsh of Rue, respondent, against James M'millan Dinniston, residing in dumsries, and Rober Murray, Writer in dumsries, his surviving Curator, advocators. [Edinburgh] : s.n., [1827] -- Rec. note�Alexander Watt. against Lord Newton's interlocutor. [Edinburgh] : W. Burness, printer, [1827] -- Re-revised, amended or additional reasons of suspension for Alexander Crichton, farmer in Quilkiston, Parish of stair, suspender, and answers for Alexander Watt, farmer at Peacock bank, charger. [Edinburgh] : s.n., [1827].

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