“Upon report of Lord Glenlee, Ordinary, and having advised the mutual informations, the Lords advocate the cause, find in terms of the interlocutor of the justices, that the thread as made up and sold by the defenders, is not contrary to, nor any evasion of the Act of Parliament libelled on; therefore, ordain the seized thread to be restored to the defenders respectively; assoilzie them from the conclusions of the action, and decern: Find the pursuer liable in the expense of procedure, both in this Court and before the justices, and remit to the auditor to report on the account thereof when lodged: Find it unnecessary to pronounce any deliverance on the petition and complaint for the defenders, and reserve to the parties to be heard on the question of the legality or illegality of the seizure in the action of damages brought by the defenders against the pursuer.”