In the House of Lords, John Bellenden Ker Esquire, who is infeft and who obtained legal possession of the superiority and property of the estate of Roxburgh, Henry Gawler Esquire, and John Seton Karr of Kippilaw Esquire, who are acting trustees and infeft in the superiority of the said estate appellants and respondents in the cross appeal of General Ker., Sir James Norcliffe Innes Baronet, and James Horne, writer to the signet his commissioner respondents Brigadier General Walter Ker of Littledean, and Richard Hotchkis, writer to the signet his commissioner also respondents and appellants in the cross appeal : the case of the appellants in the original and respondents in the cross appeal.