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Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Jean Young and Mr. William Cowan, precenter of the Lady Ester's Church, her husband for his interest
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To the Honourable the Commons of Great Britain, in Parliament assembled: the humble petition of Arthur Balfour, son of John Balfour, late of Fernie
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Charles Campbell, merchant, Hugh Campbell, gent. Charles Campbell, Anne Campbell, minors, by their next friend, Bridget Campbell, Charles Bristow, Esq; Peter Bristow, clerk, Samuel Bristow, gent. Joseph Finiston, clerk, and Dorothy Finiston, alias Bristow, his wife, John Shaw, gent. and Jane Shaw, alias Bristow, his wife, John Moore, Esq; and Mable Moore, alias Bristow, his wife, Charles Moore, Esq; John Moore, gent. Sir John Whitefoord, bart. and Dame Alice Whitefoord, alias Moore, his wife, the Rev. William Cupples and Jane Cupples, alias Kennedy, his wife, Charles Craig and Hugh Craig, gent. James Dalziell, merchant, and Jane his wife, James Moore, gent. and Mable Moore, alias Craig, his wife, Francis Montgomery, gent. and Elizabeth his wife, Catherine and Elinor Craig, spinsters, Anne Caldwell, spinster, Catherine Caldwell, and Alice Caldwell, minors, by their next friend, Catherine Cladwell, Charles Boyd, Hugh Boyd, and Henry Boyd, gent. Robert M'Bride, gent. and Jane M'Bride his wife, being the nephews and nieces, and the husbands of some of the nieces, of Charles Campbell, Esq; deceased, - - - - - - - plaintiffs and appellants. William Colvill, Bruen Worthington, John Moore, Henry Singleton, Marmaduke Coghill, Nicholas Lord Viscount Netterville, and Catherine Burton, now Lady Viscountess Netterville, his wife, Benjamin Burton, Charles Caldwell, and Skeffington Bristow, clerk, - - - - - - - defendants and respondents. The appellants case
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Charles Campbell, merchant, Hugh Campbell, gent. Charles Campbell, Anne Campbell, minors, by their next friend, Bridget Campbell, Charles Bristow, Esq; Peter Bristow, Clerk, Samuel Bristow, gent. Joseph Finiston, clerk, and Dorothy Finiston, alias Bristow, his wife, John Shaw, gent. and Jane Shaw, alias Bristow, his wife, John Moore, Esq; and Mable Moore, alias Bristow, his wife, Charles Moore, Esq; John Moore, gent. Sir John Whitefoord, bart. and Dame Alice Whitefoord, alias Moore, his wife, the Rev. William Cupples, and Jane Cupples, alias Kennedy, his wife, Charles Craig and Hugh Craig, gent. James Dalziell, merchant, and Jane his wife, James Moore, gent. and Mable Moore, alias Craig, his wife, Francis Montgomery, gent. and Elizabeth his wife, Catherine and Elinor Craig, spinsters, Anne Caldwell, spinster, Catherine, and Alice Caldwell, minors, by their next friend, Catherine Caldwell, Charles Boyd, Hugh Boyd, and Henry Boyd, gent. Robert M'Bride, gent. and Jane M'Bride his wife, - - - - appellants. William Colvill, Bruen Worthington, John Moore, Henry Singleton, Marmaduke Coghill, Samuel Burton, Nicholas Lord Viscount Nettirvill, and Catherine Burton, now Lady Viscountess Nettirvill, his wife, Benjamin Burton, Charles Caldwell, and the Rev. Skeffington Bristow, clerk, - - - - respondents. The case of the respondents the Lord and Lady Nettirvill
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A Genealogical table, shewing the descent of the family of De Ferrars (to which George Townshend, now Earl of Leicester, and Baron of Chartley, is lineal heir) from coheirs both of the Saxon and Norman Earls of that county
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An act to discharge certain manors and lands in the county of Bedford, the estates of the Most Noble George Duke of Marlborough, from certain trusts and agreements created and entered into by the the said Duke, whereby the said estates were to be settled on Lord Charles Spencer, brother of the said Duke, and his issue, in strict settlement; and for settling other lands and hereditatments in the county of Oxford in lieu thereof; and likewise for varying and carrying into execution, certain other trusts and agreements of the said Duke, for the county of Lincoln, upon Lord Robert Spencer, now an infant, another brother of the said Duke, and his issue, in like strict settlement, and for other purposes
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An act for vesting several messuages, lands, and tenements, late the estate of James Joye, Esquire, deceased, situate in the parish of Saint Mary le Strand, in the county of Middlesex, in new trustees, and to enable them to make building leases thereof
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An act for vesting certain lands, in the counties of Essex and Cambridge, belonging to the master, fellows, and scholars of the college called Jesus College, in the University of Cambridge, in Sir William Maynard, baronet, and his heirs
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The Parallel: or, A collection of extraordinary cases, relating to concealed births, and disputed successions
Containing, I. The history of Richard Plantagenet, son to Richard III. Who lived and died a bricklayer. II. An account of Mrs. Mary Cognot, declared heiress to the Queen's physician by the Parliament of Paris, tho' disown'd by father and mother. III. The surprizing case of a nobleman of savoy chang'd at nurse. IV. The intricate case of the count de St. Geran, educated (tho' unknown) by his parents, as their page, and discovered at last to be their son. V. The restoration of the Baron (sutton) of Dudley, deprived of his honour by the Great Duke of Northumberland -
An Answer to the first query: viz. whether any Parliament ever did better than this has done, or better deserv'd to sit again? and if the French gave Three Hundred Thousand Pounds to have a Parliament dissolv[e]d by King Charles; how much, by a modest and fair computation, may the breaking of this be worth? And if we may not justly hope for a supply of our want of specie, by what has been return'd to our new counsellor, upon that account?
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Slight hints on a few duties of the subordinate ministerial officers of a county, and the clerk of the justice
A short comment on the making of wills, and observations on family settlements & tenures, with a dissertation on contracts, and bills of exchange; also useful precedents in the appendix, calculated for a country reader. By one of the Profession -
A bill to confirm and establish an agreement for dividing and inclosing several fields, meadows and a cow-pasture, in Knighton, in the county of Leicester
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An act for vesting certain lands, tenements, rents, and hereditaments, in the parish of Tavistock, in the county of Devon, and elsewhere, in His Grace John Duke of Bedford; and for settling and assuring, in Lieu thereof, a rent-charge of greater value, to be issuing out of lands and tenements belonging to the said Duke, for the purposes in the bill mentioned
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A bill for draining and preserving certain fen-lands and low grounds in the several parishes of Sutton, Mepall, Whicham, Chatteris, Doddington, and a place called Byal-Fen in the Isle of Ely, and county of Cambridge; and also in the parishes of Somersham, and Pidley with Fenton, in the country of Huntingdon
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To the Honourable the House of Commons. The humble petition of Samuel Bacon, of the Parish of St. Andrews, Holbourn, in the county of Middlesex, Cordwainer executor of the last will and testament of Mrs. Elizabeth Baynham, widow, deceased, and others whose names are hereunto respectively subscribed
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A treatise concerning the origin and progress of fees
Or, The constitution and transmission of heritable rights. Being a supplement to spottiswood's introduction to the knowledge of the style of writs -
An act for making effectual the provision intended by William Bromley, late of Holt Castle, in the county of Worcester, Esq; deceased, for Dorothy Bromley, his youngest daughter
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The Clerks of inrolments in Chancery, their case, humbly offered to the Honourable the House of Commons, against the passing of the Registry Bill for the West-Riding of the county of York
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A letter to the Honourable Sir Richard Perrott, bart. on the famous Flint petition to His Majesty, and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales
With some strictures on Poyning's Act, and the state of Irish politics in the administration of that eminent statesman, the Right Honourable Sir John Perrott, knight of the Bath, Lord Lieutenant, Captain General, and General Governor of Ireland, &c. &c. A patriotic anecdote of the Right Honourable the Earl of Chatham, never before published. Some remarks on the Russian expedition, and a curious engraving of the atchievement of the ancient noble House of Perrott. By a Briton -
A familiar explanation of the laws of wills & codicils
and of the laws of executors and administrators ; and also the rules whereby estates, both real and personal, descend, and are to be distributed, in case no will be made ... ; the whole written, as much as possible, without the use of law words or terms -
A bill to explain and amend the several acts for securing the freedom of Parliament, by farther extending the qualification for members to sit in the House of Commons, and for rendering the same more effectual
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Memorial for Mary Dalrymple, formerly Mary Gainer, lawful wife of Captain James Dalrymple, of the regiment of foot commanded by the Right Honourable the Earl of Rothes; and for Helen, Elizabeth, Mary, and Jean Dalrymples, their lawful children
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Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Archibald Douglas of Douglas, Esq; and his curators
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Lord Camden's genuine argument in giving judgment on the ejectment between Hindson, and others against Kersey
Wherein Lord Mansfield's opinion delivered in Wyndham V. Chetwynd, is learnedly considered. To which is prefixed, the argument of Lord Mansfield -
Information for Mr. Robert Cameron, pannel, against His Majesty's advocate