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Copies. Derivative objects.

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Subject Source: Unspecified ingested source

Found in 3631 Collections and/or Records:

Copies of photographs of and concerning William Soutar.

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Identifier: Acc.10553
Scope and Contents List of photographs:1. John Soutar (father) in the poet's room, reading book, beside portrait of WS by Finlayson.2a-c. 3 x foursomes: Soutar, Jim Finlayson, Mollie MacKenzie and Margaret Soutar (wearing hats).3. Soutar, John and Margaret Soutar out in the car, Soutar at wheel.4. Group of 6, John Soutar and five women, third and fourth from the left – Jess and Mollie MacKenzie.5. William Soutar as teenager.6. PC of...
Dates: Circa 1916-1958, undated.

Copies of photographs of John Gibson, WS.

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Identifier: Acc.11889
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Includes photographs of the Gibson family house in George Square, Edinburgh.

Dates: circa 1850, 1875.

Copies of photographs of the Anderson family in the Falkland Islands and Patagonia, with biographical material relating to George Anderson.

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Identifier: Acc.9031
Scope and Contents George Anderson (1865-1925) emigrated to the Falkland Islands in 1884 with a five-year contract to work as a shepherd. In 1891 he formed a company with four other Scottish shepherds to start a sheep farm in Patagonia, Argentina. It took George nearly eight years to find suitable land in this remote region. Eventually, in 1898 after several unsuccessful expeditions and many privations, he found a place near Cape Watchman.Although life in Patagonia was isolated and sometimes...
Dates: 1884-circa 1920, undated.

Copies of poems concerning Lanarkshire in an unidentified nineteenth-century hand.

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Identifier: MS.20754
Scope and Contents The contents are as follows: (i) 'The Douglas bonspiel', with introduction and sequel (by Captain John Paterson; printed in J B Greenshields, ‘Annals of the Parish of Lesmahagow’ (Edinburgh, 1864), Appendix, pages 39-55) (page 1); (ii) 'Review of the Douglas Upper Parish Rink As it Mustered In 1803-4 by One of the Rink' (page 31); (iii) 'The Douglas party' (page 36); (iv) 'Verses on a Dunghill' (page 37); (v) 'To Thomas R. Scott Esq. Castlemains' (page 40); (vi) 'Reflections on death'...
Dates: 19th century.

Copies of poetry written by and to Alexander Carlyle., 1746-1800.

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Identifier: MS.23922
Scope and Contents The volume is titled (folio i) 'Manuscript Poems by several hands Most of which were never printed - 1751'. It contains copies made by Alexander Carlyle about 1800 (folio 19 verso) of poems written by and to him at various times between 1746 and 1800. Copies of other poems by and to him are written in another hand at folios 4 verso, 6 verso, and 20-33. Apart from a surviving gathering, all the leaves have been torn out after folio 33 and other leaves have probably been removed from other...
Dates: 1746-1800.

Copies of printed and other material concerning the ‘Forty-five., 1745.

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Identifier: MS.297
Scope and Contents

Includes a letter, manifesto, etc., of Prince Charles Edward Stuart, 1745; the ‘dying declarations’, last speeches, etc., of Lord Balmerino, Mr John Hamilton, and other Jacobites; political verses, toasts, epitaphs, etc.

Dates: 1745.

Copies of protested bills, discharges, factories, and other deeds registered in the court books of the barony of Airth., 1712, 1725-1746.

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Identifier: MS.10855
Scope and Contents

The protested bills are mainly for small debts incurred in trade, though they include some fines imposed by the kirk session. The discharges chiefly relate to rents or feu duties paid in cash or kind.

Dates: 1712, 1725-1746.

Copies of royal edicts concerning Iceland, taken from a printed book of royal edicts and mandates.

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Identifier: Adv.MSS.21.3.5-21.3.7
Scope and Contents

Note by F Magnusson: `No. 19, No. 20, No. 21. Collectio variarum Regiarum Constitutionum and Mandatorum de rebus Islandicis præcipue tractantium.`

Dates: 18th century.

Copies of rules and directions concerning the Exchequer., 1726.

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Identifier: MS.6290, folios 140-156
Scope and Contents

Included is a copy of "Rules of the Procedure of His Majestie's Court of Exchequer in North Brittain", with diplomatic forms relating to Exchequer writs, 1726 (folio 140); and 'Rules and Directions to Read, write and understand the Exchequer Hand', 1726 (folio 151).

Dates: 1726.