Copies. Derivative objects.
Subject
Subject Source: Unspecified ingested source
Found in 3631 Collections and/or Records:
Copy, 1649, of charter, 1 December 1649, by James, Earl of Dirlton to Sir Andrew Fletcher of Innerpeffer of annualrent from Dirlton., 1 December 1649.
Item
Identifier: Ch.14492
Copy, 1650, of disposition, 11 March 1650, by Sir Andrew Fletcher of Innerpeffer to George, Lord of Spynie, of Phinevin and Forrest of Platon., 11 March 1650.
Item
Identifier: Ch.13855
Dates:
11 March 1650.
Copy, 1650, of instrument of sasine, 31 May 1650, to Sir Robert Fletcher of Innerpeffer of Saltoun., 31 May 1650.
Item
Identifier: Ch.14497
Copy, 1663, of the contract of marriage, 1663, between James, Duke of Monmouth, and Anna, Countess of Buccleuch., 1663.
Item
Identifier: Ch.1489
Copy, 1674, of agreement, 25 March, 2 April 1659, between Sir James Makgill of Cranstoun Makgill, Baronet, and Sir Robert Fletcher of Innerpeffer concerning the marches between East Pencaitland and Saltoun., 25 March, 2 April 1659.
Item
Identifier: Ch.14523
Copy, 1685, of a calendar and `Stutt útskýring calendari`.
Item
Identifier: Adv.MS.21.8.11
Dates:
1671.
Copy, 1688, of contract of marriage, April 1688, between Henry Fletcher, second son of Sir Robert Fletcher of Saltoun, and Margaret Carnegie, daughter of Sir David Carnegie of Pitcarrow., April 1688.
Item
Identifier: Ch.14552
Copy, 1689, from the original manuscript of ‘The genealogie of the most noble and ancient house of Drummond’ by David Drummond, Advocate.
Item
Identifier: Adv.MS.34.3.24
Dates:
1681.
Copy, 1705, of the indictment, 1705, against James Symson, gunner in the `Worcester`., 1705.
Item
Identifier: Ch.1567
Copy, 1713-1714, of the inventory, 1615-1630, of the Trésor des Chartes, the muniments of the Crown of France.
Series
Identifier: Adv.MSS.4.1.3-4.1.14
Scope and Contents
The original inventory was compiled between 1615 and 1630 by Pierre Dupuy and Theodore Godefroy. This copy, like the majority of the many in existence, follows the original closely and gives in the margin the pagination of the original, to which contents-lists and indexes refer. However, volume 8 (Adv.MSS.4.1.12-4.1.13) omits this pagination (it was probably thought inessential, as the index covers only volumes 1-7) and differs slightly in arrangement.According to a note in...
Dates:
1615-1630.
Copy, 1713-1714, of the inventory, 1615-1630, of the Trésor des Chartes, the muniments of the Crown of France. Volume 1: Gouvernements de Paris et d`Orléans., 1615-1630.
Item
Identifier: Adv.MS.4.1.3
Copy, 1713-1714, of the inventory, 1615-1630, of the Trésor des Chartes, the muniments of the Crown of France. Volume 2: Gouvernement de Champagne., 1615-1630.
Item
Identifier: Adv.MS.4.1.4
Copy, 1727, of horning, 18 December 1727, at instance of Margaret Davidson, relict of William Blair, surgeon apothecary in Perth, against John Lowis of Merchiston, with executions from Andrew Fletcher S.C.J., 18 December 1727.
Item
Identifier: Ch.14596
Copy, 1759, of general retour, 1759, of James Grant., 1759.
Item
Identifier: Ch.A.90
Copy, 1759, of the statement, 1759, of James Grant to the jury., 1759.
Item
Identifier: Ch.A.88
Copy, 1763, of the account by George (later Field-Marshal 1st Marquess) Townshend of the campaign in Portugal, 1762, in which he commanded a division in the Anglo-Portuguese Army (folio 2), followed by a copy of a letter by him describing his part in the campaign (folio 72)., 1762.
File
Identifier: Adv.MS.46.6.2
Dates:
1762.
Found in:
National Library of Scotland Archives and Manuscripts Division
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Correspondence and papers of General Sir George Murray.
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Correspondence and papers of General Sir George Murray during the Peninsular War in which he served (except during 1812 when he was in Ireland) as quartermaster-general.
Copy, 1766, of ‘The laws and acts of the Chapmen of Perthshire’, 1713, and minutes of the society, 1748-1805.
File
Identifier: Adv.MS.16.2.2
Dates:
1713, 1748-1805.
Copy, 1786, of `A Genealogical account of the MacRas` by John MacRa, minister of Dingwall.
Item
Identifier: Dep.244
Dates:
Before 1705.
Copy, 1802, of verses of Sir John Harington, Queen Elizabeth I`s godson, written in 1602 to accompany a New Year`s gift of a dark lantern to James VI.
Item
Identifier: Adv.MS.19.3.2
Scope and Contents
The present manuscript was copied by the poet John Leyden. An inscription at the end of the verses states that he had made the transcription `from the original in the University Library, Edinburgh, March 26, 1802`. The verses, written in Latin and English, are preceded by a detailed description of the lantern.
The verses are apparently unpublished.
Dates:
1602.
Copy, 1803, of notes by Lord Hailes taken from a copy of Douglas’ ‘Peerage’, belonging to Miss Dalrymple, his Lordship’s daughter.
File
Identifier: Adv.MS.34.1.7
Dates:
1803.
Copy, 1809, of protest, 1809, of Charles L Hyatt, master of the merchant ship Franklin of Boston, Massachusetts, made at Santander., 1809.
Item
Identifier: Ch.15476
Copy, 1812, of "Tales of the Peries the History of Azar Shah from the Persie", from a manuscript in the possession of John Leyden.
File
Identifier: Acc.6138
Scope and Contents
With correspondence, 20th century, concerning John Leyden and to the Leyden papers now in the National Library of Scotland.
Dates:
1812, 20th century.
Copy, 1812, presumably by John Riddell, of a transcript in the possession of Thomas Thomson of the 18th-century inventory of the charters of Coldingham Priory preserved at Durham., 18th century.
Item
Identifier: Adv.MS.25.9.12
Copy, 1820, of verse, `Prophecies by Sundrie authors some wherof knowen and ther names affixed, others not knowen, but many of them old and currant thro the isle of Great Brittane. Collected and faithfully written by John Gordon of Gillichoudie, 1711`. In several cases the original dates of the Prophecies are given, and range from 1399 to 1688.
Item
Identifier: Adv.MS.19.3.14
Scope and Contents
There are two copies, in different hands, of a prophecy by Mr Bickerhead, a priest, dated 1679, folios 3 and 8.
The first Prophecy is ascribed to two authors, Sir James Galloway and John Napier of Merchiston, the mathematician. None of the poems appear to have been published.
Dates:
1399-1688.