Correspondence.
Found in 7214 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence and papers relating to conferences organised by the Scottish Association for Mental Health, mostly concerning annual conferences of local voluntary associations., 1971-1976.
Correspondence and papers relating to General Sir George Murray`s appointment to the staff of the army in America and to his subsequent appointment to the command of the troops and civil government of Upper Canada., 1811-1815, and undated.
This volume consists largely of letters.
Correspondence and papers relating to General Sir George Murray`s appointment to the staff of the army in America and to his subsequent appointment to the command of the troops and civil government of Upper Canada., 1814-1815, and undated.
Correspondence and papers relating to General Sir George Murray`s appointment to the staff of the army in America and to his subsequent appointment to the command of the troops and civil government of Upper Canada., 1811-1815, and undated.
The papers, many of which are undated, consist of notes, memoranda and reports on various aspects of life and of military affairs (including some sketch-maps) in Canada.
Correspondence and papers relating to General Sir George Murray`s tenure of office of chief of staff of the allied armies of occupation in France following the Congress of Vienna., 1815-1818.
Correspondence and papers relating to Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, and from, or relating to, fellow-veterans of the Canadian Army., 1948-1991.
Correspondence and papers relating to income tax., Circa 1957-1965.
Correspondence and papers relating to Janet Adam Smith and her involvement with the National Library of Scotland., 1953-1999.
Correspondence and papers relating to membership of Janet Adam Smith and involvement in the Alpine Club., 1957-1999.
Containing:
Notes on articles and obituaries written by Janet Adam Smith about climbers - Christine Bicknell, and husband and wife team - Alison Chadwick and Janusz Onysckiewicz.
Minutes of meetings, rules and regulations of the Club and Library.
Club exhibition catalogues.
Correspondence and papers relating to miscellaneous campaigns in which the 4th Earl of Minto was engaged or which he saw as an observer., 1874-1882.
Includes part of the Carlist Wars in Spain, 1874, the Russo-Turkish War, 1877, and Lord Roberts's abortive expedition to Cape Town, 1881.
Correspondence and papers relating to Peace River Power Project, in British Columbia, Canada., 1963-1965.
Correspondence and papers relating to period of Robert Douglas McIntyre as MP for Motherwell and Wishaw, April-June 1945, and his general election campaigns in the constituency, July 1945 and February 1950., 1945, 1950.
Correspondence and papers relating to publications and exhibitions of Hamish Whyte and the Mariscat Press.
Correspondence and papers relating to service of John Norman Stuart Buchan, 2nd Baron Tweedsmuir, in Uganda., 1934-1936.
Correspondence and papers relating to specific numbers of the 'Scottish Historical Review'., 1965-1970.
Correspondence and papers relating to the 2nd Earl of Minto's period as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the King of Prussia at Berlin., 1832-1835.
Correspondence and papers relating to the 1320 Club and the case of J Russell Thomson who was expelled from the Scottish National Party for membership of the Club., 1968-1977.
Correspondence and papers relating to the case of the ownership by Archibald Constable & Co. of the manuscripts of Sir Walter Scott's novels, submitted to Lord Newton for arbitration., 1826-1830.
Correspondence and papers relating to the constituencies of Fife and of the Cadco Affair., 1945-1991.
Correspondence and papers relating to the establishment of the Industrial and Commercial Finance Corporation and its relations with the Committee of London Clearing Banks., 1934-1965.
Containing copies of correspondence from the files of the Bank of England, Barclays Bank, and the Westminister Bank, along with original material of John Blythe Kinross, and William Piercy, Lord Piercy, the first chairman of ICFC. The correspondence documents the early efforts to fill the ‘Macmillan gap’, the subsequent birth of ICFC, the suspicion with which it was viewed by the CLCB, its early years, and its final success.
Correspondence and papers relating to the illness, death and funeral of Lord Lynedoch., 1843-1844.
Correspondence and papers relating to the Inglis property of Verehills, Lanarkshire., 1822-1837.
John Inglis had mortgaged this property to Patrick Chalmers (died 1826), and it became the subject of a protracted legal dispute occasioned by Inglis’ personal insolvency and the subsequent bankruptcy of his mercantile house.