The case of Charles Schaw of Sauchie, Lord Cathcart, defender, against John Stewart-Nicolson Schaw, heir of entail of the estate of Greenock, and Sir Michael Stewart of Blackhall, Bart. his father and administrator in law, pursuers
by Cathcart
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 1200, no. 05.
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