Information for James Mcnair, son to Robert Mcnair Merchant in Glasgow, Pannel : against John Graham of Dougalston, Esq; James Coulter, James Spreul, Archibald Stirling of Calder, Esq; George Buchanan, and George Anderson, all Merchants in Glasgow, with Concourse and at the Instance of Mr Hugh Forbes, Advocate, Procurator-Fiscal of the High Court of Admiralty, Pursuers.

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