In the House of Lords, in the reduction of the feus granted by William Duke of Roxburghe, John Bellenden Ker, Esquire, appellant, Sir James Innes Ker baronet and James Horne writer to the signet, his commissioner, respondents
by Scotland. Court of Session, James Horne, Roxburghe, John Bellenden Ker
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