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Correspondence relating to railways

(i) Printed description of 'Improved Multiple Brake for Railway Wagons (Huggins Patent)', unidentified journal. n.d. (ii) Copy of Application I.C. relating to the North British Rubber Co, Ltd, v the Dundee Carriage Building Co, 5 September, 1916. (iii) Inventory and valuation of stock, working plant, etc., of Dundee Carriage Co, 8 September 1916. [With copy]

Correspondence relating to the purchase of land by the Newport Railway Company

Correspondents are: Thornton, solicitor, John Waddell, John Walker. Also includes: (1) 14 December 1874, Edinburgh, John Walker to Messrs Pattullo and Thornton, Dundee. Intimates his resignation as a director of the Newport Railway Company. (2) 20 November 1876, Dundee, John Waddell, Railway Contractor, to the Newport Railway Company. Offers to construct the Newport Railway. (3) 14 May 1891, "D.A.S." to "Mr Thornton". Encloses 'Railway folly in Fife', an attack on Caledonian Railway extension into Fife.

Correspondence relating to various legal actions involving railways

(1-51) Correspondence relating to various legal actions, involving the North British Railway Company. 1888-1895. Correspondents include C.W. Anderson, Chapel & Anderson, D. Deuchers, James C. Dow, E. Gilbert, Wm. Hay, John Leng, Linklater & Co, Lord Dean of Guild McGrady, "Miller", John Peebles, Wm. Robertson, D. Sinclair, James Watson, [D.C. Wills]. (52) Two accounts sheets of Patullo & Thornton re sums received for Caledonian Insurance Co, premises. 1873. (53) Disposition by Thos. Arkley Esq. to Trustees of N.B.R. 1881. (54) Medical Certificate by Dr Hay in regards Donald MacLennan concerning inability to appear before Lords Committee on Caledonian Railway Bill. 15 July 1891. (55) Proof of George Scott, Provost of Montrose, regarding the amalgamation of the North British Railway Company and the Glasgow and South Western Railway Co. 1890. (56) Copy petition by Mrs Reilly or Donnelly against the North British Railway re death of her husband. 1891.

Correspondence with Sir Charles Cayzer

(i) Letter from J.H. Martin to James Combe reporting the substance of his meeting with Sir Charles Cayzer. 1909. (ii) Letter from C.W. Cayzer to Mr Martin concerning the valuation of property available for sale. Written on reverse of a letter from Andrew Hendry & Sons, solicitors, to Sir Charles Cayzer, reporting the willingness of the Directors of the Bannatyne Home of Rest to purchase his villa. (iii) Copy letter to Sir Charles Cayzer from the Directors of the Bannatyne Home of Rest, sent by the Inland Revenue to the Lord Provost of Dundee, James Combe Esq., and James Martin Esq., Trustees of the Bannatyne Home. 1915.

Decreet of reduction James Melvill, sometime of Faidynche and John Weymis of Craigtoun against Janet, Elizabeth and Margrat Barclay, daughters of the deceased Alisone Melvill and David Barclay of Touch, their father, Margaret Melvill wife of James Ross...

Decreet of reduction James Melvill, sometime of Faidynche and John Weymis of Craigtoun against Janet, Elizabeth and Margrat Barclay, daughters of the deceased Alisone Melvill and David Barclay of Touch, their father, Margaret Melvill wife of James Ross of Wardlaw and Christian and Catharine Melvills (Alisone, Margaret, Christian and Catherine all being daughters of John Melvill of Raith)

Disposition by Catherine Symsone and George Tough skipper, burgess of Dysert, her husband, Marie Symsone, Archibald Urquhart merchant burgess of Dysert, her husband, and Charles Arnot fiar of that Ilk and Robert Arnot, provost of Perth, her curators, a...

Disposition by Catherine Symsone and George Tough skipper, burgess of Dysert, her husband, Marie Symsone, Archibald Urquhart merchant burgess of Dysert, her husband, and Charles Arnot fiar of that Ilk and Robert Arnot, provost of Perth, her curators, and Janet Symsone and Johne Gay late baillie burgess of Dysert, her tutor, in favour of David Symsone of Smetane and David Symsone, his eldest son, of the lands of Feddinch in implementation of a decreet arbitrall.

15 and 24 July 1650.

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