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Notes, made by William J Russell, on lectures on chemistry delivered by Thomas Graham, Professor of Chemistry, at University College, London, in the session 1848-1849., 1848-1849.
Notes, made by William J Russell, on lectures on chemistry delivered by Thomas Graham, Professor of Chemistry, at University College, London, in the session 1848-1849., 1848-1849.
Notes, made by William J Russell, on lectures on chemistry delivered by Thomas Graham, Professor of Chemistry, at University College, London, in the session 1848-1849.
The notes, evidently a fair copy, cover an entire general course, the greater part of which is concerned with inorganic subjects.
Notes, mainly on geometry, by James Moor, Professor of Greek at Glasgow University.
Notes of David Hume`s lectures on Scots Law at Edinburgh University, taken by an unknown student.
The main differences from the Stair Society edition are that Part II, Chapters XIV-XVI appear after Chapter VIII (as in Adv.MSS.7.2.4-7.2.17), and that the chapters on Insurance (Adv.MS.81.6.12), and on Teinds and Patronage (Adv.MS.81.6.31) are omitted. For cases where these notes fill gaps in Hume`s manuscript, see the prefaces to the Stair Society edition. This is apparently a fair copy of notes taken at the lectures.
Notes of David Hume`s lectures on Scots Law at Edinburgh University, taken by an unknown student; volume 1., 1822.
At the beginning of the volume, space is left for a `Memoir of Baron Hume`, which has not been written or inserted.
Notes of David Hume`s lectures on Scots Law at Edinburgh University, taken by an unknown student; volume 2., 1822.
Notes of David Hume`s lectures on Scots Law at Edinburgh University, taken by an unknown student; volume 3., 1822.
Notes of David Hume`s lectures on Scots Law at Edinburgh University, taken by an unknown student; volume 4., 1822.
Notes of John Purves., 1822-1959, undated.
Notes of John Purves on English literature., [Circa 1898]-1945, undated.
Notes of proceedings in the elections, 1790-1837, of representative peers for Scotland, compiled by William B D D Turnbull.
Included in the manuscript are the names of those who voted in the elections, and copies of relevant documents. The paper of the manuscript is watermarked 1839. At the end is inserted a newspaper cutting on the election of 1847.
‘Notice of Andrew Lumisden, Esqr., successively private Secretary to the Son and Grandson of James II[d]’, a copy of a memoir, written in the form of a letter from Lumisden’s nephew, Sir Thomas A L Strange, Recorder of Madras, to his daughter Louisa Strange, 1 January 1827., 1827, 1892.
Folios 1-5 verso were copied by Louisa Strange (Mrs J S Mure), and folios 6-14 verso by Admiral Newburgh. From folio 15 to the end is in the handwriting or Sir Thomas Strange himself (see note headed 1892 on folio 24 verso).
`Observations on a work called Remarks on Colonel Stewart`s Sketches of the Highlanders`, a copy of Major-General David Stewart of Garth`s reply to the anonymous author of the ‘Remarks’, who had criticised Stewart`s ‘Sketches of the Highlanders’.
A printed copy of the ‘Remarks’ is bound with the manuscript.
'Observations on the geology and natural history of Loch Leven' by Alexander J Adie., 1832.
'Of the Objects of Chemistry. Explanation of the Terms And A View of the principal Operations & Instruments'., 1790.
The manuscript was copied by Sir Andrew Lauder Dick, Baronet, from a manuscript lent to Sir Andrew Lauder Dick by Dr Lashlie, about 1770 (folio iii). It is incomplete.
Office records of Messrs Tods, Murray and Jamieson, WS.
Official and private papers of Alexander Walker during his period as governor of St Helena, 1823-1828, and until his death in retirement in 1831., 1734-1830, undated.
Whilst at St Helena, Alexander Walker busied himself in promoting the agricultural potential of the island and in tackling the question of slavery.
Official copies, 16th century, of English state papers, 1571-1572.
Official correspondence between Sir Robert Liston, as British Representative at the Hague, and Lord Hawkesbury., 1802.
Contains copies and originals.
Official correspondence of Sir Robert Liston from the period when he was British Representative at the Hague., 1803.
Contains copies and originals.
Official letters to Hugh Elliot from and to the Foreign Office during Elliot's embassies at Copenhagen and Dresden., 1782-1802.
The series is not complete, and, except for a draft of the dispatch describing the Danish coup d'état of 1784, the earlier years at Copenhagen are thinly represented, but the events surrounding the clash between Sweden and Denmark in 1788 are well documented.
Official letters to Hugh Elliot from the Foreign Minister including many copies of letters to and from other British embassies, particularly from James Harris, 1st Earl of Malmesbury, concerning Russian and British relations with Prussia., 1777-1782.
Official papers and correspondence, 1782-March 1783, of Sir Robert Liston as secretary to Lord Mountstuart in Turin., 1782-1783.
The contents are as follows:
(i) Copies of Robert Liston's letters to Lord Grantham (folio 1);
(ii) Copies of Grantham's letters to Liston (folio 47);
(iii) Copies of official papers (folio 67).