Lord Kennet reporter. Information for Walter Scott writer to the Signet, trustee appointed by the deceased Thomas Cockburn writer in Edinburgh, against Edward Tyson of London, merchant, and his attorney, pursuers; ..
by Walter Scott
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 693, no. 65.
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