Documents.
Found in 1533 Collections and/or Records:
Letters, with enclosures, of the Honourable John Edmund Elliot, to his brother, the 2nd Earl of Minto., 1803-1829.
The Indian service of John Elliot in Madras (1805-1807) and Bengal (1807-1830) is described fully, as are his later political activities as Member of Parliament for Roxburghshire (1837-1841 and 1847-1859), his work as Secretary of the India Board of Control (1847-1852), and his financial and personal affairs.
Letters, with enclosures, of the Honourable John Edmund Elliot, to his brother, the 2nd Earl of Minto., 1818-1829.
Letters, with enclosures, of the Honourable John Edmund Elliot, to his brother, the 2nd Earl of Minto., 1830-1858.
Letters, with some enclosures, of Admiral Honourable Sir George Elliot to his brother, the 2nd Earl of Minto., ?1790, 1800-1829.
Sir George was Member of Parliament for Roxburghshire, 1833-1834, and contested the seat again in 1835; the correspondence of 1832-1835 is concerned with county electoral politics. His naval career is represented fully throughout the correspondence.
Letters, with some enclosures, of Admiral Honourable Sir George Elliot to his brother, the 2nd Earl of Minto., ?1790, 1800-1829.
Letters, with some enclosures, of Admiral Honourable Sir George Elliot to his brother, the 2nd Earl of Minto., 1830-1835.
Letters, with some enclosures, of Admiral Honourable Sir George Elliot to his brother, the 2nd Earl of Minto., 1832-1833.
Letters, with some enclosures, of Admiral Honourable Sir George Elliot to his brother, the 2nd Earl of Minto., 1833-1834.
Letters, with some enclosures, of Admiral Honourable Sir George Elliot to his brother, the 2nd Earl of Minto., 1835-1857, undated.
Also contains (folios 276-318) some letters of other members of Sir George Elliot's family, and genealogical notes (folios 323-330) on the family of Eliza, Lady Elliot.
List, 1795, of naval signals and French army documents, 1799, of and for Napoleon Bonaparte., 1795, 1799.
The contents are as follows: (i) A list of naval signals to and from the lie d' Yen, September-December 1795 (folio 1); (ii) Two partly printed French army documents, 1799, of and for Napoleon Bonaparte announcing his departure from the Army of Egypt and return to France.
Lists and copies of papers received by Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville, and his son Robert, 2nd Viscount Melville., 1787-1825.
Loose papers and documents originally in Acc.4068/1-19: Minute books of the Edinburgh Typographical Society., [?1848-?1947.]
Losses sustained by Inverness as a result of the war., 1646.
Manuscript of George Reith titled ‘Shakespeare’s birds’., [?1885-?1941.]
Manuscripts and papers of and concerning Brodie Cruikshank, merchant and official on the Gold Coast from 1834 to 1854 and author of ‘Eighteen years on the Gold Coast of Africa’.
Manuscripts and papers of William Sharp (‘Fiona Macleod’)., 1893-1937, undated.
The papers include the dedication to Walter Pater of a work on Rossetti, 1893, parts of which were published by Elizabeth Sharp in ‘William Sharp’, pages 70-72; part of the prologue to ‘The laughter of Peterkin’; 'The immortal hour' from ‘The fortnightly review, volume lxviii (New Series), 1900, pages 867-896, with later corrections; and poems, some of which were published in ‘Poems and dramas’ by ‘Fiona Macleod’.
Manuscripts, proofs and editorial commentary, with some associated correspondence, papers and notes, of John Francis Campbell and his team of collectors for ‘Popular Tales of the West Highlands’, 1859-1862, and of the later tale collection fieldwork by Campbell himself, 1870-1871., 1859-1862, 1870-1871.
The terms, `Gaelic version` or `English version` refer to the original manuscript texts produced by (`transcribed by` or `told to`) one of his team of collectors or by Campbell. Unless stated otherwise, all English versions of the tales and textual notes are the work of Campbell.
Map of 'Part of the estate of Pitmurthly belonging to Thomas Graham Esquire of Balgowan and drawn by Duncan McLiesh land surveyor at Bridgend of Perth Bridge the 22d February 1769'; with 'Animadversions' of McLiesh containing measurements of the ground surveyed., 1769.
The map is coloured or hatched to identify infield, outfield, woods, pasture and moor, and the farms or townships charted are Broomlands of Leadnock [Lynedoch] and Moneddie [Moneydie] Roger.
Material collected by James Bell Salmond for his 'Wade in Scotland', chiefly typescript copies of letters and documents., 4th quarter of 17th century-3rd quarter of 18th century.
Material collected by James Bell Salmond for his 'Wade in Scotland', chiefly typescript copies of letters and documents., 2nd quarter of 18th century-early 20th century.
Material collected by James Bell Salmond for his 'Wade in Scotland', chiefly typescript copies of letters and documents., 2nd quarter of 18th century-early 20th century.
Material collected by James Bell Salmond for his 'Wade in Scotland', chiefly typescript copies of letters and documents, but with some extracts from periodicals., 4th quarter of 17th century-1936.
Material concerning Sydney Goodsir Smith's work as an art critic., 1960-1974, undated.
Material concerning the history of Geneva.
The contents are as follows: (i) “Reponse aux questions de Milord Townsend sur l’histoire et le gouvernement de Geneve par Monsieur Chouet conseiller et secretaire d’etat”; (ii) “Etat présent du gouvernement de Geneve en 1734”; (iii) ‘Remarques dur la ville et la Republique de Geneve; (iv) “Rôle des Sindics de la République de Genéve depuis l’an 1530”, ‘Les noms des anciens comtes de Genéve …’ and ‘Liste de Evêquas de Genéve…’.