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    Lord Stonefield reporter Information for David Chalmers, flesher in Dalkeith; against Grizel Dalrymple, spouse to Daniel Rae candle-maker in Dalkeith, and William Craig merchant there.
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    Answers for William Vint, Thomas Whitson, Thomas Bird, and others, brewers in Dalkeith, defenders: to the petition of his Grace the Duke of Buccleugh, and the tacksmen of His Grace's mills at Dalkeith, pursuers.
    by Vint, William
    Published 1765
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    Appendix.
    Published 1880
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    Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Pa rick [sic] Meek late messenger in Dalkeith; .
    by Meek, Patrick
    Published 1762
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    Answers for the Most Honourable, the Marquis of Lothian, with concourse of the Fiscal, and the procurator fiscal for himself; to the petition of Patrick Meek, late messenger in Dalkeith.
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    Answers for William Spence butcher in Musselburgh, and Alexander Carfrae grazier in Dalkeith, defenders; to the petition of Henry Walker stabler in Edinburgh, pursuer.
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    Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of His Grace the Duke of Buccleugh, and the tacksmen of his Grace's mills at Dalkeith, pursuers.
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    Answers for William Welsh : skinner in Dalkeith, pursuer, to the petition of Margaret Lumsden relict, and Henry Macveagh son, of the deceased Hugh Macveagh, merchant in Huntly, defenders.
    by Welsh, William A.
    Published 1780
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    Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of William Torrence, son of the deceased Thomas Torrence tenant in Kirkettle, and John Brunton flesher in Dalkeith. .
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    Answers for Robert Balfour-Ramsay of Balbirnie, Esq; to the petition of William Torrence, son of the deceast Thomas Torrence tenant in Kirkettle, and John Brunton flesher in Dalkeith.
    by Balfour-Ramsay, Robert
    Published 1762
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    Copy proof in the process of advocation, William Torrence, son of the deceast Thomas Torrence tenant in Kirkettle, and John Brunton flesher in Dalkeith; against Robert Balfour-Ramsay of Balbirnie.
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    In the process of furthcoming : David Chalmers, Butcher in Dalkeith, Pursuer; against Grizel Dalrymple, Spouse to Daniel Rae Candlemaker there, and others, Defenders. (the following condescendence for the pursuer, answers thereto, and counter-condescendence for the defender Grizel Dalrymple, and proof adduced for both parties, are printed and put in the Lords boxes; together with informations thereon for either party, in obedience to an interlocutor of Lord Stonefield's.) Condescendence.
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    In the House of Lords (from the Second division of the Court of Session in Scotland.) Alexander Cowan & Sons, formerly paper makers at Bank Mill, Valleyfield Mill, and Low Mill, all at or near Penicuick, and Charles Cowan, Esquire of Logan House, John Cowan, Esquire of Beeslack, and James Cowan, Esquire, the surviving partners of that firm, and Alex Andercowan & Sons, now paper-makers at said mills and Charles Cowan, Esquire of Logan House, residing at Valleyfield, Penicuick, John Cown, residing at Beeslack, Penicuick, James Cowan, formerly residing at Glenesk House, near Loanhead, now member of Parliament for the city of Edinburgh, and George Cowan and Charles William Cowan, both residing at Valleyfield, the individual partners of that firm, William Sommerville & Son, formerly paper-makers at Dalmore Mill, and William Sommerville, residing at Bitton, Gloucestershire, England, sole surviving partner of the said firm of William Sommerville & Son, William Sommerville & Son, now paper makers at said Dalmore Mill, Milton Bridge, and Hugh Sommerville, residing at Dalmore, the only partner of that firm, Archibald Fullarton Sommerville, paper-maker at Kevock Mill, near Lasswade, and William Tod & Son, paper-makers at St Leonards Mill, Lasswade, and William Tod, formerly called William Tod, Junior, Lasswade, the surviving partner of that firm, appellants His Grace Walter Francis Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, proprietor of the lands of Dalkeith, the Right Honourable Robert Viscount Melville, proprietor of the lands of Melville, and sole executor of the deceased Right Honourable Henry Viscount Melville, formerly proprietor of the lands of Melville, and Sir James Hamlyn Williams Drummond of Hawthornden, baronet, proprietor of the lands of Hawthornden, with consent of the Honourable Gerard James Noel, and the Honourable Dudley Francis Fortescue, his curators respondents.
    In the House of Lords (from the Second division of the Court of Session in Scotland.) Alexander Cowan & Sons, formerly paper makers at Bank Mill, Valleyfield Mill, and Low Mill, all at or near Penicuick, and Charles Cowan, Esquire of Logan House, John Cowan, Esquire of Beeslack, and James Cowan, Esquire, the surviving partners of that firm, and Alex Andercowan & Sons, now paper-makers at said mills and Charles Cowan, Esquire of Logan House, residing at Valleyfield, Penicuick, John Cown, residing at Beeslack, Penicuick, James Cowan, formerly residing at Glenesk House, near Loanhead, now member of Parliament for the city of Edinburgh, and George Cowan and Charles William Cowan, both residing at Valleyfield, the individual partners of that firm, William Sommerville & Son, formerly paper-makers at Dalmore Mill, and William Sommerville, residing at Bitton, Gloucestershire, England, sole surviving partner of the said firm of William Sommerville & Son, William Sommerville & Son, now paper makers at said Dalmore Mill, Milton Bridge, and Hugh Sommerville, residing at Dalmore, the only partner of that firm, Archibald Fullarton Sommerville, paper-maker at Kevock Mill, near Lasswade, and William Tod & Son, paper-makers at St Leonards Mill, Lasswade, and William Tod, formerly called William Tod, Junior, Lasswade, the surviving partner of that firm, appellants His Grace Walter Francis Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, proprietor of the lands of Dalkeith, the Right Honourable Robert Viscount Melville, proprietor of the lands of Melville, and sole executor of the deceased Right Honourable Henry Viscount Melville, formerly proprietor of the lands of Melville, and Sir James Hamlyn Williams Drummond of Hawthornden, baronet, proprietor of the lands of Hawthornden, with consent of the Honourable Gerard James Noel, and the Honourable Dudley Francis Fortescue, his curators respondents.
    “…Alexander Cowan and Sons, formerly paper makers at Bank Mill, Valleyfield Mill, and Low Mill, all at or near Penicuick, and Charles Cowan, Esquire of Logan House, John Cowan, Esquire of Beeslack, and James Cowan, Esquire, the surviving partners of that firm, and Alex Andercowan and Sons, now paper-makers at said mills and Charles Cowan, Esquire of Logan House, residing at Valleyfield, Penicuick, John Cown, residing at Beeslack, Penicuick, James Cowan, formerly residing at Glenesk House, near Loanhead, now member of Parliament for the city of Edinburgh, and George Cowan and Charles William Cowan, both residing at Valleyfield, the individual partners of that firm, William Sommerville & Son, formerly paper-makers at Dalmore Mill, and William Sommerville, residing at Bitton, Gloucestershire, England, sole surviving partner of the said firm of William Sommerville and Son, William Sommerville and Son, now paper makers at said Dalmore Mill, Milton Bridge, and Hugh Sommerville, residing at Dalmore, the only partner of that firm, Archibald Fullarton Sommerville, paper-maker at Kevock Mill, near Lasswade, and William Tod and Son, paper-makers at St Leonards Mill, Lasswade, and William Tod, formerly called William Tod, Junior, Lasswade, the surviving partner of that firm, appellants His Grace Walter Francis Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, proprietor of the lands of Dalkeith, the Right Honourable Robert Viscount Melville, proprietor of the lands of Melville, and sole executor of the deceased Right Honourable Henry Viscount Melville, formerly proprietor of the lands of Melville, and Sir James Hamlyn Williams Drummond of Hawthornden, baronet, proprietor of the lands of Hawthornden, with consent of the Honourable Gerard James Noel, and the Honourable Dudley Francis Fortescue, his curators respondents.…”
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    Scottish literature in the twentieth century : an anthology
    Published 2002
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    Northamptonshire militia lists, 1777
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    East Lothian news.
    Published 1971
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    The architecture of Scotland, 1660-1750
    Published 2020
    Table of Contents: “…08 5 A Classic Looks at the Gothic: Sir John Clerk, Ruins and Romance -- 09 Part III The Business of Building, Trades, Materials and Pattern Books -- 10 6 Scottish Ironwork, 1670-1730 -- 11 7 Thomas Albourn, William Bruce's Plasterer -- 12 8 The Roof Structure of George Heriot's Hospital Chapel -- 13 9 Colen Campbell, James Gibbs and Sir John Vanbrugh -- 14 Part IV The Country House -- 15 10 The Architectural Innovations of Mr James Smith of Whitehill -- 16 11 The Duchess of Buccleuch Returns to Dalkeith Palace From England to Scotland in 1701…”
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