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Memorial for John Alexander of M'Kilston, against Catharine Gerran, spouse to James M'Kie merchant in Stranraer, and the said James M'Kie for his interest.
Alexander, John, active 18th century.Date: 1781]
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Answers for Mess. Pewtress and Robarts, bankers in London, and George Home writer to the signet, their factor, to the petition of Thomas Thorald [sic] and others, assignees under the commission of bankruptcy issued against Thomson and Tabor late merchants in London.
Pewtress and Robarts (bankers : London, England)Date: 1768]
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Answers to Mr. Digges's paper, intitled A short detection, &c.
Date: 1758]
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Abstract of the proof adduced for Matthew Crawford merchant in Glasgow, defender, in the process brought against him, at the instance of John Walkinshaw purs.
Crawford, John, merchant in Glasgow.Date: November 27, 1730
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The case of Thomas Hammond, late of London, Merchant.
Hammond, Thomas.Date: 1728]
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Answers for poor David and Alexander Howies, brothers german of the deceast Archibald Howie late deacon of the Incorporation of weavers in Edinburgh, to the petition of James Tait wrightin [sic] Edinburgh, and Agnes Lawson his spouse, and Henry Wilson founder in Potterrow.
Howie, David.Date: 1762]
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The distressed pair; or the affecting history of Mr. and Mrs. Benbrooke, of the city of New York in America.
Date: Printed in the Year 1783
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An affectionate address to prisoners for debt; with meditations and prayers adapted to their unhappy circumstances.
Date: MDCCXLII. [1742]
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Information for Mr. Michael Menzies, advocate, trustee for Charles Renton and others, against the creditors of the deceased John Gillespie.
Menzies, Michael, -1766.Date: 1762]
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The case of Messieurs Ralph and Joseph Gulston, and others, in relation to a debt of Edward Gibbon Esq;
Gulston, Ralph, -1739.Date: 1726?]
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The committee of secrecy, appointed to enquire whether it may be expedient further to continue the restriction, made in two Acts made in the last session ... respecting payments in cash by the Bank; ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons.Date: 1797]
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Ans. - Syme's creditors, to the pet. - Sir James G. Baird. D. Thomson, W.S. agent. P. clerk. Answers for David Thomson, writer to the Signet, factor appointed by William Keith, accountant in Edinburgh, trustee for the representatives and creditors of the deceased John Syme, writer to the Signet; to the petition of Sir James Gardner Baird of Saughtonhall, baronet.
Thomson, David, 1763 or 1764-1837.Date: 1796]
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Answers for the creditors of John Menie merchant in Castletoun, to the petition of Hugh Broomfield tenant in Oldham.
Date: 1736]
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Bermuda. An Act for the better recovery of debts due on promissory notes, and the assignment of bonds, obligations, and notes.
Bermuda Islands.Date: 1786]
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Duplies for James Sturrock, William Morgan and others, merchants and guild-brethren of Aberbrothock, pursuers, to the replies for the magistrates of that burgh, defenders.
Sturrock, James.Date: 1768]
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Answers for John Robertson of Pitmillan, and others, executors of the deceased James Maccomie merchant in Aberdeen, and Isabel and Janet Middletons, his grandchildren, pursuers, to the petition of Isabel and Rachel Strachans, children of William Strachan late merchant in Aberdeen, and Andrew Walker husband to the said Isabel, for his interest, defenders.
Robertson, John, of Pitmillan.Date: 1759]
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Edward Fitzgerald, Esq; - - appellant. Thomas Fitzgerald, gent. - - respondent. The appellant's case.
Fitzgerald, Edward, active 1706-1731.Date: 1731]
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Colonel Burston's case, in relation to the captains of Mr. Wills's regiment.
Burston, George.Date: 1720?]
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Ans. magistrates of Annan, to pet. Mrs Shortreid & husband. February 3. 1789. Answers for John Irvine, provost of the burgh of Annan, Thomas Irvine and Gavin Irvine, Bailies, George Poole, treasurer, and William Elliot, dean of Guild of the said Burgh, to the petition of Mrs Nancy Shortreid, spouse of William Johnston writer to the Signet, and him for his interest.
Annan (Dumfries and Galloway)Date: 1789]
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Condescendance of the debts upon Baikie, given in to the Lords of Session, by Mr. John Arrot. 1717.
Arrot, John.Date: 1717
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To the gentlemen of the vestry, and the worthy inhabitants of the parish of St. Luke, Middlesex.
Kemp, William, active 1755.Date: 1755]
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Information for the creditors of Mr. John Montgomery, against Sir James Sharp of Stonyhill.
Date: 1729]
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Answers for Anne Haldane, Spouse to Thomas Forrester of Denovan; Agnes Haldane, Spouse to John Dundas of Maner; Lilias Haldane, Spouse to William Wilson, Writer at Murrayshall; Margaret Haldane, Spouse to William Bontin of Ardoch; Isobel Haldane, Widow of Charles Stewart of Ardshiel; and Janet Haldane, Spouse to John Murray, Merchant in Glasgow; all Daughters of the deceased John Haldane of Lenrick, and their said Husbands; to the petition of Mr. Patrick Haldane, Advocate.
Haldane, Anne, 1706-1784.Date: 1766]
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A letter from Mr. Forster to his acquaintance in London; Containing an account of the P-rs affairs, with an answer thereto, in a short narration of the humours of the people in England.
Forster, Thomas, 1683-1738.Date: 1717
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Answers for James and Alexander Martin, merchants in Aberdeen, to the petition of Andrew Fowler tenant in Broadiack.
Martin, James, merchant in Aberdeen.Date: 1772]

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Memorial for John Alexander of M'Kilston, against Catharine Gerran, spouse to James M'Kie merchant in Stranraer, and the said James M'Kie for his interest.

Answers for Mess. Pewtress and Robarts, bankers in London, and George Home writer to the signet, their factor, to the petition of Thomas Thorald [sic] and others, assignees under the commission of bankruptcy issued against Thomson and Tabor late merchants in London.

Answers to Mr. Digges's paper, intitled A short detection, &c.

Abstract of the proof adduced for Matthew Crawford merchant in Glasgow, defender, in the process brought against him, at the instance of John Walkinshaw purs.

The case of Thomas Hammond, late of London, Merchant.

Answers for poor David and Alexander Howies, brothers german of the deceast Archibald Howie late deacon of the Incorporation of weavers in Edinburgh, to the petition of James Tait wrightin [sic] Edinburgh, and Agnes Lawson his spouse, and Henry Wilson founder in Potterrow.

The distressed pair; or the affecting history of Mr. and Mrs. Benbrooke, of the city of New York in America.

An affectionate address to prisoners for debt; with meditations and prayers adapted to their unhappy circumstances.

Information for Mr. Michael Menzies, advocate, trustee for Charles Renton and others, against the creditors of the deceased John Gillespie.

The case of Messieurs Ralph and Joseph Gulston, and others, in relation to a debt of Edward Gibbon Esq;

The committee of secrecy, appointed to enquire whether it may be expedient further to continue the restriction, made in two Acts made in the last session ... respecting payments in cash by the Bank; ...

Answers for the creditors of John Menie merchant in Castletoun, to the petition of Hugh Broomfield tenant in Oldham.

Bermuda. An Act for the better recovery of debts due on promissory notes, and the assignment of bonds, obligations, and notes.

Duplies for James Sturrock, William Morgan and others, merchants and guild-brethren of Aberbrothock, pursuers, to the replies for the magistrates of that burgh, defenders.

Edward Fitzgerald, Esq; - - appellant. Thomas Fitzgerald, gent. - - respondent. The appellant's case.

Colonel Burston's case, in relation to the captains of Mr. Wills's regiment.

Condescendance of the debts upon Baikie, given in to the Lords of Session, by Mr. John Arrot. 1717.

To the gentlemen of the vestry, and the worthy inhabitants of the parish of St. Luke, Middlesex.

Information for the creditors of Mr. John Montgomery, against Sir James Sharp of Stonyhill.

A letter from Mr. Forster to his acquaintance in London; Containing an account of the P-rs affairs, with an answer thereto, in a short narration of the humours of the people in England.

Answers for James and Alexander Martin, merchants in Aberdeen, to the petition of Andrew Fowler tenant in Broadiack.

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Memorial for John Alexander of M'Kilston, against Catharine Gerran, spouse to James M'Kie merchant in Stranraer, and the said James M'Kie for his interest.

Answers for Mess. Pewtress and Robarts, bankers in London, and George Home writer to the signet, their factor, to the petition of Thomas Thorald [sic] and others, assignees under the commission of bankruptcy issued against Thomson and Tabor late merchants in London.

Answers to Mr. Digges's paper, intitled A short detection, &c.

Abstract of the proof adduced for Matthew Crawford merchant in Glasgow, defender, in the process brought against him, at the instance of John Walkinshaw purs.

The case of Thomas Hammond, late of London, Merchant.

Answers for poor David and Alexander Howies, brothers german of the deceast Archibald Howie late deacon of the Incorporation of weavers in Edinburgh, to the petition of James Tait wrightin [sic] Edinburgh, and Agnes Lawson his spouse, and Henry Wilson founder in Potterrow.

The distressed pair; or the affecting history of Mr. and Mrs. Benbrooke, of the city of New York in America.

An affectionate address to prisoners for debt; with meditations and prayers adapted to their unhappy circumstances.

Information for Mr. Michael Menzies, advocate, trustee for Charles Renton and others, against the creditors of the deceased John Gillespie.

The case of Messieurs Ralph and Joseph Gulston, and others, in relation to a debt of Edward Gibbon Esq;

The committee of secrecy, appointed to enquire whether it may be expedient further to continue the restriction, made in two Acts made in the last session ... respecting payments in cash by the Bank; ...

Answers for the creditors of John Menie merchant in Castletoun, to the petition of Hugh Broomfield tenant in Oldham.

Bermuda. An Act for the better recovery of debts due on promissory notes, and the assignment of bonds, obligations, and notes.

Duplies for James Sturrock, William Morgan and others, merchants and guild-brethren of Aberbrothock, pursuers, to the replies for the magistrates of that burgh, defenders.

Edward Fitzgerald, Esq; - - appellant. Thomas Fitzgerald, gent. - - respondent. The appellant's case.

Colonel Burston's case, in relation to the captains of Mr. Wills's regiment.

Condescendance of the debts upon Baikie, given in to the Lords of Session, by Mr. John Arrot. 1717.

To the gentlemen of the vestry, and the worthy inhabitants of the parish of St. Luke, Middlesex.

Information for the creditors of Mr. John Montgomery, against Sir James Sharp of Stonyhill.

A letter from Mr. Forster to his acquaintance in London; Containing an account of the P-rs affairs, with an answer thereto, in a short narration of the humours of the people in England.

Answers for James and Alexander Martin, merchants in Aberdeen, to the petition of Andrew Fowler tenant in Broadiack.