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Condescendence, or alphabetical catalogue of some noble persons, who have been peers of Scotland, whether in right of their wives, or of the ladies, heirs-female, from whom they were descended. Offered by Hugh Lord Lovat, in the process presently depending against him, at the instance of Capt. Simon Fraser of Beaufort, before the Lords of Council and Session
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Condescendence of instances, ancient and modern, where titles of hounour and dignities have descended to heirs-general, offered by Hugh Lord Lovat, in the process presently depending against him, at the instance of Captain Simon Fraser of Beaufort
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Answers to Mr. Mackenzie's condescendences in the rank and dignity of Earls, in the competition betwixt him and the Lord Fraser of Lovat
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Memorial for those of the sirname of Fraser
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Answers for Hugh Lord Fraser of Lovat, to the printed memorial of Captain Simon Fraser of Bewfort [sic]
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State of the instances produced by Simon Lord Lovat
for proving the custom of succession in the title of Lord Baron in Scotland, as they are admitted by Mr. Mackenzie, or proved by undisputed vouchers -
Memorial for Simon Lord Fraser of Lovat, reprinted, with additions; and answers to the instances of Lord Barons condescended on by Hugh Mackenzie, Esq
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State of the instances produced by Simon Lord Lovat
for proving the custom of succession in the title of Lord Baron in Scotland, as they are admitted by Mr Mackenzie, or proved by undisputed vouchers -
Condescendence, or alphabetical catalogue of some noble persons, who have been peers of Scotland, whether in right of their wives, or of the ladies, heirs-female, from whom they were descended. Offered by Hugh Lord Lovat, in the process ... against him, at the instance of Capt. Simon Fraser of Beaufort, before the Lords of Council and Session
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Condescendence of instances, ancient and modern, where titles of hounour and dignities have descended to heirs-general, offered by Hugh Lord Lovat, in the process presently depending against him, at the instance of Captain Simon Fraser of Beaufort
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Answers to Mr. Mackenzie's condescendences in the rank and dignity of Earls, in the competition betwixt him and the Lord Fraser of Lovat