Proof adduced before the Sheriff of Berwickshire, at Fairburnmill, upon the 13th February, 1762, in the process, Thomas Lillie, tacksman of the over-boats of Kelso, and fishings upon the river Tweed, and others, against William Turnet, tenant in Fairburnmill

In the House of Lords. the case of the Rev. Edward Tymewell Brydges, clerk  claiming the title and dignity of Baron Chandos, of Sudeley. Presented to the House of Lords on the 5th day of May, 1790.

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Proof adduced before the Sheriff of Berwickshire, at Fairburnmill, upon the 13th February, 1762, in the process, Thomas Lillie, tacksman of the over-boats of Kelso, and fishings upon the river Tweed, and others, against William Turnet, tenant in Fairburnmill

In the House of Lords. the case of the Rev. Edward Tymewell Brydges, clerk claiming the title and dignity of Baron Chandos, of Sudeley. Presented to the House of Lords on the 5th day of May, 1790.