Documents.
Found in 1533 Collections and/or Records:
Papers collected by Sir Walter Scott concerning the Jacobite Risings of 1715 and 1745., 1716-1762.
Original documents and copies, including papers connected with the proceedings against the rebels at Carlisle, 1716 (folio 1-59); correspondence regarding Macpherson of Killyhuntly, 1716-1762 (folios 65-72); a Jacobite sermon preached on the anniversary of the Restoration of Charles II [?circa 1746]; and other documents of a general or personal nature.
Papers concerned with local party politics in Saint Andrews, 1847-1879, and Inverness, 1880., 1847-1880.
Papers concerning Bachilton., 1719-1773, 1784-1803.
The contents are as follows: (i) Papers, 1784-1803, in causae the trustees of Colonel Campbell of Glenlyon against J Hamilton Opliphant of Bachilton and Thomas Graham of Balgowan against the creditors of Bachilton (folio 1); (ii) Earlier legal papers, 1719-1773, concerning the Bachilton cases (folio 138).
Papers concerning Gibraltar and mercantile affairs., 1724-1849.
Papers concerning home defence, chiefly military, with some naval., 1790, 1794-1799, 1802-1804, 1807-1808, 1814, undated.
The papers concern Militia, Fencibles, Sea Fencibles, and Volunteers, with a few papers about the Regular Army, and many proposals of a general kind for the defence of the country.
Papers concerning Ireland, the Isle of Man, and transportation of convicts, and letters of Sir John Dalrymple to Henry Dundas., 1788-1809, undated.
The contents include papers concerning the following: (i) Ireland, 1793-1809. Traitors; the Union (folio 1); (ii) Isle of Man, 1788, 1804, including proposals to relax Excise regulations (folio 23); (iii) Transportation of convicts, 1789, 1793, undated. Their landing in Newfoundland, principles, procedure (folio 43); (iv) Letters of Sir John Dalrymple, 4th Baronet, of Cousland, to Dundas (1st Viscount Melville), 1791-1807, undated (folio 97).
Papers concerning miscellaneous Scottish affairs., 1784-1807.
Papers concerning miscellaneous Scottish affairs., 1808-1838, undated.
Papers concerning miscellaneous Scottish affairs including politics, election tactics, the election of peers, democratic movements, scarcity, emigration, public works, the debts of the City of Edinburgh (1838), etc., 1784-1838, undated.
Papers concerning police and law and order in Roxburghshire., [Circa 1713]-1876.
Papers concerning policy and insurance with the Scottish Widows Fund Society., 1834-1835.
Papers concerning the 1805 entail act., [?1805.]
225 folios.
Papers concerning the army and military affairs., 1694-1900, undated.
The majority of the papers concern recruitment, especially by press, the raising of Highland companies in the 1750s, and the affairs of the regiments (35th and 32nd Foot) commanded by Generals Henry and John Fletcher. Also covered are the military establishment in Scotland, Leith Barracks, the military road from Dumbarton to Inverary, proposals for a Scots militia, and promotions.
Papers concerning the Berwick and Kelso Railway., 1825, 1836-1838.
Papers concerning the dissolution of Heriot’s Benefit Society., 1963-1964
Papers concerning the drainage of the Pow of Inchaffrey., 1696-1849.
Papers concerning the drainage on the Pow of Inchaffrey., 1696-1849.
Papers concerning the Elliot family of Minto relating to local affairs., 1607-1913, undated.
Papers concerning the family of Moubray of Cockairnie.
Papers concerning the Haldane claim to the earldom of Lennox., 1795-1844, undated.
Papers concerning the international PEN congress in Ireland, 1953, and corrected typescripts of articles and stories, undated, of Marion Lochead., 1953, undated.
Papers concerning the Keiths, Earls Marischal.
Papers concerning the municipal elections of Perth, 1740-1741, and papers concerning Perthshire, 1727-1816, undated., 1727-1816, undated.
Papers concerning the Perthshire Fencible Cavalry., 1794-1798, undated.
Papers concerning the Perthshire Volunteers, and other papers., 1608-1808.
Contains papers of the following: Perthshire Volunteers, 1803-1808; Royal Bank of Scotland, 1696-1788; Saint Andrews, City, decreit to Alderman and Baillies, 1608.