Correspondence.
Found in 7214 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence of the Very Reverend John Lee., 1848-1850.
Correspondence of the Very Reverend John Lee., 1851-1854.
Correspondence of the Very Reverend John Lee., 1855-1873.
Correspondence of Thomas and Jane Carlyle and Joseph Neuberg.
The letters (in continuation of MSS.519-534) cover the period of the composition of ‘Frederick the Great’, for which Joseph Neuberg acted as Thomas Carlyle’s voluntary secretary.
Correspondence of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle, with some of other members of their circle., 1816-1875, undated.
Correspondence of Thomas Carlyle.
Correspondence of Thomas Carlyle and John Stuart Mill., 1831-1869.
Correspondence of Thomas Carlyle and Joseph Neuberg, and various other correspondents., 1839-May 1855.
Correspondence of Thomas Carlyle and Joseph Neuberg, including letters of various other correspondents, and proof sheets of 'Frederick the Great'., 1839-1867.
Includes letters of Geraldine Jewsbury, 1849, Robert Chambers, 1852, Johann Peter Eckermann, 1853, and Charles Darwin, 1862, and proof-sheets of 'Frederick the Great' (MS.552, number 145; MS.553, number 216).
Correspondence of Thomas Carlyle and Joseph Neuberg, including letters of various other correspondents, and proof sheets of 'Frederick the Great'., June 1855-March 1859.
The proof sheet of 'Frederick the Great' is on folio 274 (number 145).
Correspondence of Thomas Carlyle and Joseph Neuberg, including letters of various other correspondents, and proof sheets of 'Frederick the Great'., April 1859-1867.
The proof sheets of 'Frederick the Great' begin at folio 396 (number 216).
Correspondence of Thomas Edward, the naturalist, and printed proofs of his 'Recollections', with corrections in his hand writing.
Correspondence of Thomas Edward, the naturalist, with David Douglas, sometime editor of the ‘North British Review’, chiefly regarding the publication of Edward’s ‘Recollections’., 1862, 1878-1880.
Included is a letter, 1862, from George Adams, Canty Bay, on the habits of the Solan goose.
Correspondence of Thomas Huxley with Jessie Huxley, Anne Scott and Robert McCulloch., 1823-1826.
Correspondence of Thomas Ian Rae concerning theses., 1969-1974.
Correspondence of Thomas Stewart Traill and his wife, Christian ('Christy') Robertson., 1804-1842.
The correspondence of Thomas Stewart Traill and his wife, being chiefly personal letters with a few written at the time of her first marriage to James Watson of Crantit, Orkney, Factor to Lord Dundas, and during her widowhood. The majority date from their marriage in 1811 to Christy's death in 1842.
Correspondence of Thomas Stewart Traill's children and their families chiefly on personal matters., 1829-1897.
Writers include Anne Parker, her son George, and John Straith, Indigo Broker to Thomas Traill, on his marriage to Lucia Traill, and Robert Omond the surgeon and his wife Mary Eliza. There are also a number of letters to Robert and Mary Eliza Omond on the death of Professor Thomas Stewart Traill in 1862.
Correspondence of Tom Gourdie., 1959, 1979, undated.
Correspondence of Tom H Gibson., 1923-1968, undated.
Correspondence of Tom Scott, arranged alphabetically., 1953-1995.
Correspondence of various correspondents, relating to 'Broadsheet'., 1967-1979, undated.
Correspondence of various correspondents to David Thomson., 1933-1990, undated.
All letters are to David Thomson, unless otherwise stated.
Correspondence of various members of the Brown family., 1769-1825.
Correspondence of various members of the Brown family., ?1780, 1826-1840.
Included is a printed poem, 'Gordonstoun Teinding Eve', said to have been written about 1780.