Correspondence.
Found in 7214 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence of the Lundie family., 1703-1808.
Correspondence of the Lundie family., 1809-1874, undated.
Correspondence of the Lundie family, principally of Robert Lundie, minister of Kelso, and of Archibald Lundie, Writer to the Signet.
Correspondence of the Malabar Commission., 1799-1800.
Correspondence of the Malabar Commission, together with a mixture of other official and private matters., 1799-1800.
Included is an exchange of letters, etc., between Alexander Walker in Malabar and General Stuart, following the latter's departure for England in 1800.
Correspondence of the Marquess and 9th Earl of Argyll and their near relatives on personal and family affairs., 1604-1690, undated.
Correspondence of the military family of Graeme of Inchbraikie and Aberuthven., 1607-1918.
Correspondence of the Murrays of Ochtertyre., 1704-1928, undated.
Correspondence of the painter Sir George Reid and transcripts of letters to Reid.
Correspondence of the Party with the BBC and relating to the Beveridge Committee on broadcasting., 1949-1950.
Correspondence of the Pasley family., 1830-1861, undated.
Correspondence of the Paul family., 1788-1928.
Correspondence of the Rennie family., 1779-1821.
All letters are to John Rennie unless otherwise stated.
Correspondence of the Rennie family., 1857-1936, undated.
The contents are as follows. (i) Letters of and to J K Rennie, 1857-1896 (folio 1). (ii) Correspondence of George Banks Rennie concerning the Smeatonian Society, 1901-1902, 1908 (folio 179); (iii) Correspondence of William Rennie, barrister, and other family letters, 1893, 1907-1928 (folio 310); (iv) Letters of Lord Allenby to John Rennie Maudslay, 1921, 1936, undated (folio 405).
Correspondence of the Richards, Gardiner, and Ashburner families., 1789-1933, undated.
Most of the letters concern family and personal affairs, but there is much talk of their business interests whether in trading across the Atlantic and in India, or in the Gardiner paper mills on the Kennebec River.
Correspondence of the Royal Edinburgh Volunteer Light Dragoons (incorporated in 1800 in the Royal Midlothian Yeomanry Cavalry)., 1797-1801.
The correspondence includes that of Sir Walter Scott as Secretary and Quartermaster, with drafts of Scott himself (folios 16, 28 verso, 46 verso, 50 verso, 62, 125, 138, 145, 161B, 162, 165B, 204) and of Colin Mackenzie of Portmore.