Legal documents.
Found in 2020 Collections and/or Records:
Judicial documents relating to the Cross Kirk of Peebles and its teinds., 1618-1687.
Judicial papers between the 1st Earl of Tweeddale and his mother., 1610-1620.
Judicial papers between the 2nd Marquess and Marchioness of Tweeddale and the Duchess of Lauderdale., 1682-1684.
Judicial papers concerning the teinds of Pinkie., 1678.
Judicial papers concerning William Law, writer, Edinburgh., 1654-1656.
Judicial papers of and concerning the Earl of Dunfermline., 1606-1633.
Judicial papers of Sir James Stansfield concerning the debts of James and William Melville., 1659-1685, undated.
The contents are as follows. (i) Financial papers, 1659-1684, concerning William Melville's debts to Sir James Stansfield. (ii) Miscellaneous notes and legal papers, 1683-1685, undated, concerning Melville’s debts.
Judicial papers of Sir James Stansfield concerning the debts of James and William Melville., 1663-1686.
The papers concern the following: (i) Sir Charles Erskine of Cambo, 1663-1674 (number 1); (ii) Gilbert Hall, Minister of Kirkliston, 1665-1686 (number 17).
Judicial papers of Sir James Stansfield concerning the debts of James and William Melville., 1659-1671.
The papers concern the following: (i) Thomas Plampin, Taylor, London, 1664-1668 (number 1); (ii) Peter Short, Merchant, London, 1668 (number 17); (iii) Other London merchants, 1659-1665 (number 21); (iv) Benjamin Worsley, 1665-1671 (number 27).
Judicial papers of Sir James Stansfield concerning the debts of James and William Melville (of the Pittanchope family), merchants in Edinburgh and London., 1651-1685, undated.
Judicial papers of the lawsuit between the Duke of Lauderdale and the 2nd Marquess and Marchioness of Tweeddale., 1675.
Judicial papers relating to the transference of Lord Rutherford`s debts to the 1st Marquess of Tweeddale by the magistrates of Perth., 1668-1671.
Juridical collection, chiefly concerning the Laws of Iceland., 18th century.
Juridical collection, concerning the Laws of Iceland., 18th century.
The text is written partly in Roman and partly in German characters, in various hands.
Note by F Magnusson: `No. 27. Varia Juridica. Controversiæ celeberrimi Gudmundi Andreæ.`
Juridico-politico-economical collection, concerning the Laws of Iceland., 18th century.
Note by F Magnusson: `No. 12. Biörnonis de Skardsá et variorum aliorum auctorum Disquisitiones Juridico-Oeconomico-Politicæ. In fine Buamanna Lög sive Leges Oeconomicorum (Rusticorum). Exemplar accuratiss.`
‘Jus feudale’ and ‘Tractatus in libros de feudis’ by Sir Thomas Craig.
The description of the manuscript in the folio catalogue (F.R.185) includes the reference: (A.2.17).
‘Jus feudale’ by Sir Thomas Craig.
A copy of 'Jus feudale' without the tractatus. At the end is an imperfect index of matters.
The description of the manuscript in the folio catalogue (F.R.185) includes the reference: (W.3.24).
Kingsmill, Inverness, situation of the feuars, etc., 1587, 1613, 1623, 1705.
Lands of Culduthel and mill of Altnaskiach., 1631-1675.
Lands of Cullerness in Petty: dealings with Kinnaird of Rait and Earls of Moray., 1648-1653, 1730.
Lauderdale affairs., 1632-1729.
Legal and antiquarian notes, and extracts from manuscripts and printed books, all apparently in John Riddell`s hand., Circa 1820-1860, and undated.
Most of the papers are undated and on unidentified subjects, many being brief or incomplete.