...instruction, I cannot with certainty affirm, but have reason to believe it was to Mr Patrick Grant, afterwards a Judge of the Court of Session, by the title of Lord Elchies, one of the ablest lawyers of his time, and in the greatest practice as a barrister. From the...

...should again be delivered to me, * Thomas Baillic, Esquire, of Polkemmet, great-grandfather of Ihe honourable William Baillie, a judge of the Court of...suffer either his wife's or his own predilection to the convenanting clergy to bring him into any serious persecution ; for he retained the offices of a Justice...

...should again be delivered to me, * Thomas Baillic, Esquire, of Polkemmet, great-grandfather of the honourable William Baillie, a judge of the Court of...secretly inclined to the presbyterian religion, for there it in the family a letter from Bishop Moneyman, then episcopal minister at Livingstone, remonstrating...

...should again be delivered to me, * Thomas Baillie, Esquire, of Polkemmet, great-grandfather of the honourable William Baillie, a judge of the Court of...that his lordship's ancestor was secretly inclined to thepresbyterian religion, for there is in the family a letter from Bishop Honeyman, then episcopal...

...1769, Grame attracted the notice of Mr. Lockhart, then Dean of the Faculty of Advocates, afterwards a judge of the Court of Session, by the title of Lord Covington, through whose interest he was presented to a Bursary or Exhihition at St. Andrew's/On repairing...

...Mr. Lockhart, then Dean of the Faculty of Advocates, afterM 2 124 LIVES OF EMINENT SCOTSMEN, wards a judge of the Court of Session, by the title of Lord Covington, through whose interest he was presented to a Bursary or Exhihition at St. Andrew's. Oc repairing...

...Zachariah Boyd, and Bishop Boyd of Glasgow. In 1814, she married her second cousin, David Williamson, a Judge of the Court of Session, by the title of Lord Balgray. The house was built in 1738, from a design of the late William Adam ; the then possessor,...

...Poddishaw had been that day at church ; from whence returning with the Laird of Pocammock,* who lived * Thomas Baillie, Esquire of Polkemmet, great-grandfather...christened, after the Episcopal form. He did not, howabout a mile off, they both wondered how the horse got thither : for Pocammock was the owner of...

...Zachariah Boyd, and Bishop Boyd, of Glasgow. In 1814, she married her second cousin, David Williamson, a Judge of the Court of Session, by the title of Lord Balgray. The house was built in 1738, from a design of the late William Adam; the then possessor, Colonel...

...fully in the affair, and whatever * Original Letters, folio, MS. Advocates' Library. •J- Afterwards a judge of the Court of Session, by the title of Lord Peneaitlaiul. He died in the year 1 72!). yow doe or resolve let not me be seen in it, who shall ever...