Correspondence.
Found in 7214 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence and papers, 1966-1967, containing contributions of poetry, mostly amended typescripts and rejected contributions, relating to 'Broadsheet' edition one, February 1967., 1966-1967.
Correspondence and papers, 1967, containing manuscript and typescript of poetry and illustrations, relating to 'Broadsheet' edition three, December 1967., 1967.
Correspondence and papers, 1968-1968, undated, containing manuscript and typescript of poetry, relating to 'Broadsheet' edition five, June 1969., 1968-1969, undated.
Correspondence and papers, 1968-1978, containing manuscript and typescript of poetry, relating to 'Broadsheet' edition ten, March 1971., 1968-1978.
Correspondence and papers, 1970, containing typescript of poem, relating to 'Broadsheet' edition six, September 1969., 1969-1970.
Correspondence and papers, 1970, containing typescript poetry relating to 'Broadsheet' edition eight, June 1970., 1970.
Correspondence and papers, 1971, containing manuscript and typescript of poetry, relating to 'Broadsheet' edition thirteen, December 1971., 1971.
Correspondence and papers, 1971, containing typescript of poetry, relating to 'Broadsheet' edition eleven., Undated.
Correspondence and papers, 1973-1974, containing manuscript and typescript of poetry, relating to 'Broadsheet' edition twenty-one, June 1974., 1973-1974.
Correspondence and papers, 1973, containing manuscript and typescript of poetry, relating to 'Broadsheet' edition eighteen, June 1973., 1973.
Correspondence and papers, 1974-1975, containing manuscript and typescript of poetry, relating to 'Broadsheet' edition twenty-three, March 1975., 1974-1975.
Correspondence and papers, 1974-1978, containing manuscript and typescript of poetry, relating to 'Broadsheet' editions twenty-six to thirty, final issue., June 1978.
Correspondence and papers, 1974, containing manuscript and typescript poetry, relating to 'Broadsheet' edition twenty-two, December 1974., 1974.
Correspondence and papers, 1980-1994, of David Morrison, mostly on literary matters.
Includes notebook, undated, of the Reverend James Lamont.
Correspondence and papers, 1996-1999, of Ronald Black concerning the publication of his work 'An tuil: anthology of 20th century Scottish Gaelic verse' (Polygon: Edinburgh, 1999); with papers, 1937-1999, relating to other work on 20th century Gaelic literature.
Includes scripts of two unpublished Gaelic novels of the Rev Ewen MacLean, Edinburgh, and photocopies of 'Leabhar nam Prannag', manuscript poems of Ian Paterson.
Correspondence and papers addressed chiefly to Sir Robert H Kennedy as Commissary General whilst on active service in the Peninsular War, written chiefly by Sir George Murray as Quartermaster General, and by Sir Edward M Pakenham as Adjutant General; with letters of Kennedy and Murray to Sir Charles Dalrymple.
Correspondence and papers addressed chiefly to Sir Robert H Kennedy whilst on active service in the Peninsular War, written chiefly by Sir George Murray, April-May 1811, and by Sir Edward M Pakenham, December 1813., 1811-1813.
Correspondence and papers addressed to the 2nd Earl of Minto on particular topics of political interest., 1806-1858.
Correspondence and papers, Annual Conferences., 1939-1957.
Correspondence and papers, April-12 June 1953, of Sir James Randall Philip., 1953.
Correspondence and papers between Sir James Wordie and the Colonial Office concerning the Inter-departmental Committee regarding Research Ships for Employment in the Dependencies of the Falkland Islands, upon which Wordie was invited to serve., 1922-1923.
The papers, which were enclosures with the letters to James Wordie, consist chiefly of minutes of meetings of the Committee and carbon copies of letters of Flannery, Baggalley and Johnson, Ltd., Consulting Engineers, London, to the Chief Engineer, the Crown Agents for the Colonies.
Correspondence and papers, chiefly 19th century, of the Paul family; including some papers of the family of Erskine of Alva.
Robert Paul, manager of the Commercial Bank of Scotland, married Charlotte, the daughter of John Erskine of Cambus, advocate, in 1814. The connection of the Pauls with the Erskines of Alva, and later with the Erskine Murrays, remained strong, and the antiquarian interests of the Reverend Robert Paul, Free Church minister at Dollar, led him to examine many of the Erskine papers. Some of these remained with the Paul’s and now form part of the collection.