House of Lords judgments from 1814
17 judgments from the House of Lords in 1814.
- Mrs Jean Welsh Maxwell, of Steelston and Lieut.-Colonel William Newall, her Husband v. Alexander Welsh, Esq., of Scarr[1814] UKHL 6 · 1814
- John Grier, in Priestside, George Johnston, in Cockpool, and John Porteous, Miller, at Comlongon Mill, Plaintiffs in Error v. John Mitchell, Officer of Excise, Defendant in Error[1814] UKHL 6_Paton_1 · 1814
- Adam Grieve, Eldest Son and Heir-at-Law of the deceased William Grieve, Original Lessee of the lands of Barlaugh. v. Lieut.-Colonel Francis Cunninghame of Dunduff; and (by Revivor) William Grieve, Ensign in the Ayrshire Militia, Eldest Son and Heir of the deceased William Grieve, second Son of the said Original Lessee.[1814] UKHL 6_Paton_16 · 1814
- James Jameson, Merchant, Leith v. John Russel and James Thomson, Builders in Leith[1814] UKHL 6_Paton_29 · 1814
- Sir Alexander Macdonald Lockhart of Lee and Carnwath, Bart. v. Sir Charles Ross of Balnagowan, Bart., and Henry Jardine, Esq., Executors and Legatees of Charles Lockhart Wishart, Count Lockhart, deceased, and Robert Lockhart, Esq.[1814] UKHL 6_Paton_31 · 1814
- Adam Wright, Esq., late of Glasgow, now of Edinburgh v. Dugald Paterson, Merchant in Glasgow[1814] UKHL 6_Paton_38 · 1814
- His Majesty's Advocate for Scotland on behalf of His Majesty v. The Honourable Mrs Maria Mackenzie of Cromarty, and Edward Hay Mackenzie, Esq. of Newhall, her Husband, for his interest (Et e Contra)[1814] UKHL 6_Paton_43 · 1814
- James Hepburn, Esq., of Humbie v. Sir John Callander, Bart., and James Justice, Esq., of Justice-Hall[1814] UKHL 6_Paton_6 · 1814
- John Vans Agnew, Esq. of Sheuchan v. Patrick Stewart, Esq., of Cairnsmoor, the surviving Trustee for the Creditors of John Vans, Esq., of Barnbarrow; and Ebenezer Drew, of Anchenhay, as representing the deceased Alexander Drew, Merchant in Newton-Stewart, the Other Trustee of the said Creditors[1814] UKHL 6_Paton_60 · 1814
- John Vans Agnew of Sheuchan v. Mrs Frances Dunlop, otherwise Agnew, Widow and universal Disponee and Executrix of Robert Agnew, Esq., last of Sheuchan[1814] UKHL 6_Paton_61 · 1814
- John Vans Agnew, Esq. of Sheuchan v. Mrs Frances Dunlop, otherwise Agnew, Widow, and universal Disponee and Executrix of Robert Vans Agnew, Esq., last of Sheuchan, as representing her said Husband; the Right Honourable John Earl of Stair, John Maitland, Esq. of Freugh, as representing the deceased Captain the Honourable Patrick Maitland of Freugh; Sir David Hunter Blair, Bart., and James Hunter Blair, Esq., both or one of them representing the deceased Sir John Hunter Blair of Dunskey, Bart.; Ramsay Hannay, Esq. of Kirkdale, Alexander M'Lean, Esq. of Mark, and Charles Stewart, W.S., as Trustees of William Hannay of Bargally; and Johnston Hannay of Torrs, Esq., and David Balfour, Esq., W.S.[1814] UKHL 6_Paton_62 · 1814
- Major-General Robertson of Lude v. The Duke of Atholl and Duncan Robertson, sometime his Tenant[1814] UKHL 6_Paton_72 · 1814
- Sir William Forbes, of Pitsligo, baronet v. James Gibson, of Inglistone, esq.[1821] UKHL 3_Bligh_517 · 1814
- John Hay and Others - Lushingto - Shadwell v. Augustus W. H. Le Neve and Others - Solicitor-General Wetherell[1824] UKHL 2_Shaw_395 · 1814
- Charles Cunningham and Carlyle Bell, Town-Clerks of Edinburgh - Sol.-Gen - (Tindal - Adam v. Hugh Veitch, Town-Clerk of Leith[1829] UKHL 3 · 1814
- William Spence v. Alexander Ross - Lushingto - Ivory[1829] UKHL 3_WS_380 · 1814
- Alexander and William Malcolms . T. H. Mille - Rodger v. Thomas Young[1829] UKHL 3_WS_404 · 1814