The petition of Hugh MacBryde of Baidland, and Mr. David Logan, the two surviving sellers of the estate of Monktoun, to the deceast James MacCrae Esq; sometime governor of Madrass; against the representatives of the said governor James MacCrae Esq; sometime governor Madrass; against the representatives of the said Governor James MacCrae [electronic resource].

The petition of Hugh MacBryde of Baidland, and Mr. David Logan, the two surviving sellers of the estate of Monktoun, to the deceast James MacCrae Esq; sometime governor of Madrass; against the representatives of the said governor James MacCrae Esq; sometime governor Madrass; against the representatives of the said Governor James MacCrae [electronic resource].

[Edinburgh : s.n., 1748]

Great Britain -- Scotland -- Edinburgh.

English

[2],25,[1]p. ; 4⁰.

The drop-head title on p. [1] (the second leaf) is: 'July 19th, 1748. Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Hugh MacBryde of Baidland, and Mr. David Logan, the two surviving sellers of the estate of Monktoun, to the deceased James MacCrae Esq; sometimes governor of Madrass'.
Signed: William Grant.
Turned chain lines.
Reproduction of original from National Library of Scotland.

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English Short Title Catalog, T227180.

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