Liberty of the press
Subtitle: proceedings before the Sheriff Court of Glasgow, and Circuit Court of Justiciary, in the summary process raised at the instance of Mr. Dugald Bannatyne, ostensible partner of the House of More and Bannatynes, accountants in Glasgow; against Mr. David Mollison, sole representative in Scotland of the House of Mollison, Turnbull and Co. ... Addressed to His Royal Highness the Regent, George Prince of Wales, as steward of Scotland, and high sheriff of her various shires.
By: By David Mollison.
Contributors: Bannatyne, Dugald, petitioner.
Publisher: Printed by W. Lang
Published: 1811
Place of publication: Glasgow
Language: eng
Number of pages: 56
Notes: "Wherein the inexpediency of any interference of the civil power with the liberty of the press--and the dangerous consequences that must infallibly result to the mercantile and landed interests from electing as trustees upon bankrupt estates those who divide the emoluments of their office with the agents and cashiers of banking companies--are fully exemplified and illustrated in the clearest manner."