Lord Coalston reporter. Information for Alexander Donaldson and John Wood, booksellers in Edinburgh, and James Meurose, bookseller in Kilmarnock, defenders; against John Hinton, bookseller in London, and Alexander M'Conochie, Writer in Edinburgh, his attorney, pursuers [electronic resource].

Lord Coalston reporter. Information for Alexander Donaldson and John Wood, booksellers in Edinburgh, and James Meurose, bookseller in Kilmarnock, defenders; against John Hinton, bookseller in London, and Alexander M'Conochie, Writer in Edinburgh, his attorney, pursuers [electronic resource].

[Edinburgh, 1773]

Great Britain -- Scotland -- Edinburgh.

English

[2], 82 p. ; 4⁰.

In the cause heard before the Scottish Lords of session.
Drop-head title; the words "Lord .. reporter". are enclosed in square brackets.
At head of title: January 2. 1773.
Signed on p. 76: Ilay Campbell.
Including (p. 77-82): Anno octavo Annae Reginae. An act for the encouragement of learning, by vesting the copies of printed books in the authors or purchasers of such copies, during the times therein mentioned.
Heard before the Court of Session.
In respect of the copyright of Stackhouse's Bible.
Half-title: 'Information for Alexander Donaldson, .. '.
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English Short Title Catalog, T90591.

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