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![Cover image for Lord Elliock reporter. July 18. 1764. Information for Janet Millar [sic], and George Barclay merchant in Lanark her husband, Isabel, Jean and Janet Aikmans, daughters and only children procreate betwixt the deceas'd Andrew Aikman surgeon in Biggar, and the also deceas'd Margaret Millar his spouse, and Andrew Forrest merchant in Edinburgh, husband to the said Jean Aikman, pursuers; against Mary Dickson relict of George Muirhead of Persylands, and others; defenders](/images/no-cover.png)
Lord Elliock reporter. July 18. 1764. Information for Janet Millar [sic], and George Barclay merchant in Lanark her husband, Isabel, Jean and Janet Aikmans, daughters and only children procreate betwixt the deceas'd Andrew Aikman surgeon in Biggar, and the also deceas'd Margaret Millar his spouse, and Andrew Forrest merchant in Edinburgh, husband to the said Jean Aikman, pursuers; against Mary Dickson relict of George Muirhead of Persylands, and others; defenders
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Bill for enlarging the term and powers granted by an act of the twenty-sixth year of the reign of His Late Majesty King George the Second, intituled, An act for repairing the roads from Livingston by the Kirk of Shotts to the city of Glasgow, and by the town of Hamilton to the town of Strathaven, and for making the said act more effectual; also for repairing several other roads in the county of Lanark, not mentioned in the said former act
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Lord Elliock reporter. Information for Mary Dickson relict of the deceast George Muirhead of Whitecastle, now wife of Mr. John Noble minister of Liberton, defender; against Janet Miller, and George Barclay merchant in Lanark, her husband, for his interest, Isabel, Jean and Janet Aikmans, daughters and only children procreate betwixt the deceast Andrew Aikman surgeon in Biggar, and the also deceast Margaret Miller his spouse, and Andrew Forrest merchant in Edinbugh [sic], husband to the said Jean Aikman for his interest, pursuers
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Condescendence of the instructions produced in support of the claim of John Earl of Hopetoun, for vouching his title to the heritable sheriffship of Linlithgow; the heritable sheriffship of Bathgate; the heritable Bailiery, coronership, and justiciary of the regality of St. Andrews, throughout all that part of Scotland lying on the south-side of the river of forth; and the heritable Bailiery of Crawfordmuir, in the county of Lanark; and the heritable Bailiery of the provostry of Kirkheugh, in the county of Fise, respective
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