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Dealing with patents and chemical matters.

Regarding stannate of soda and an order Gordon Nilson will place for it.

Dealing with chemistry.

Requesting Young to investigate the chemical composition of bone manure and informing him that the stannate of soda process may not be accepted in France by the customs.

Acting on behalf of Greenwood Mercer and Barnes, he informs Tennants that they are infringing upon his clients' patent.

Giving details of Young’s American patent for 'Improvements in the manufacture of Stannate of Soda or Potash'.

Referring to the American patent for the stannate process.

Regarding the French patent, company accounts and Mercer’s Case.

Enclosing balance sheets for January to July 1852 (not extant). Discussing stannate business.

Advising Young to drop the French patent for stannate.

Regarding the balance sheets and commercial success of the stannate process.

Tennants strongly deny that they wish to change the division of profit between Young and themselves in regard to the production of stannate of soda.

Hyde’s Carbon suit. Details of the case which is to be heard on 27 June 1854. Names of witnesses to be summoned and evidence to be supplied.

Concerning dispositions and a proposed meeting between Young and himself in Glasgow.

Copy letter. Legal matters concerned with the building of cottages in Bathgate. Both Young and Edward Binney mentioned in letter.