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Cover image for To be reported by Lord Pitfour, in terms of his interlocutor subjoined. Answers for Robert Arthur merchant in Irvine, to the condescendence for Mess. Hastie and Jamieson merchants in Glasgow

To be reported by Lord Pitfour, in terms of his interlocutor subjoined. Answers for Robert Arthur merchant in Irvine, to the condescendence for Mess. Hastie and Jamieson merchants in Glasgow

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Cover image for Replies for Mess. Hastie and Jamieson, merchants in Glasgow, to the answers for Robert Arthur, merchant in Irvine, to the condescendence exhibited for them upon the 20th of February last

Replies for Mess. Hastie and Jamieson, merchants in Glasgow, to the answers for Robert Arthur, merchant in Irvine, to the condescendence exhibited for them upon the 20th of February last

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Cover image for Condescendence for David Smith of Methven, claimant of the regality of Methven, and of the right of regality and justiciary within the lands of Gartowhern, and corn milns of Mewie

Condescendence for David Smith of Methven, claimant of the regality of Methven, and of the right of regality and justiciary within the lands of Gartowhern, and corn milns of Mewie

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Cover image for State and condescendence of the evidence brought by Sir Robert Menzies of that ilk, of the exercise of his jurisdiction of heritable Bailiery of the Lordship of Appin o' Dull

State and condescendence of the evidence brought by Sir Robert Menzies of that ilk, of the exercise of his jurisdiction of heritable Bailiery of the Lordship of Appin o' Dull

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Cover image for Lord Auchinleck reporter. Condescendence for William Earl of Glencairn, and William Paterson, town clerk of Kilmarnock, pursuers, in the action at their instance; against the baillies and town-council of Kilmarnock, defenders

Lord Auchinleck reporter. Condescendence for William Earl of Glencairn, and William Paterson, town clerk of Kilmarnock, pursuers, in the action at their instance; against the baillies and town-council of Kilmarnock, defenders

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Cover image for Wonderful exhibition. Signor Gulielmo Pittachio, the sublime wonder of the world, condescends to inform the public at large, ... that immediately after Christmas, he will open his Grand Hall of exhibition, at Westminster

Wonderful exhibition. Signor Gulielmo Pittachio, the sublime wonder of the world, condescends to inform the public at large, ... that immediately after Christmas, he will open his Grand Hall of exhibition, at Westminster

  • 1795
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Cover image for Wonderful exhibition. Signor Gulielmo Pittachio, the sublime wonder of the world, condescends to inform the public at large, ... that immediately after Christmas, he will open his Grand Hall of exhibition, at Westminster

Wonderful exhibition. Signor Gulielmo Pittachio, the sublime wonder of the world, condescends to inform the public at large, ... that immediately after Christmas, he will open his Grand Hall of exhibition, at Westminster

  • 1795
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Cover image for Condescendence for Major James Dalrymple of Nunraw, Esquire, as claiming a recompence for the Office of Heritable Baillie of the whole lands which formerly belonged to the Abbacy or Monastery of Haddington

Condescendence for Major James Dalrymple of Nunraw, Esquire, as claiming a recompence for the Office of Heritable Baillie of the whole lands which formerly belonged to the Abbacy or Monastery of Haddington

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Cover image for Condescendence of the possession and exercise of the regality of Athol, stewartry of Huntingtower, and stewartry of Fife, claimed by His Grace James Duke of Athol; which several jurisdictions are all constituted by grants from the Crown, and ratifications in Parliament following thereon: so the condescendence is made in terms of the interlocutors of the Lords of Council and Session, of the 9th and 22d of January last

Condescendence of the possession and exercise of the regality of Athol, stewartry of Huntingtower, and stewartry of Fife, claimed by His Grace James Duke of Athol; which several jurisdictions are all constituted by grants from the Crown, and ratifications in Parliament following thereon: so the condescendence is made in terms of the interlocutors of the Lords of Council and Session, of the 9th and 22d of January last

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Cover image for Condescendence for Allan Ramsay of Kinkell, in obedience to an appointment of the Court the 24th of January last, in the question depending betwixt Henry Drummond of Great George-Street, London, and him

Condescendence for Allan Ramsay of Kinkell, in obedience to an appointment of the Court the 24th of January last, in the question depending betwixt Henry Drummond of Great George-Street, London, and him

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