Copies. Derivative objects.
Found in 3631 Collections and/or Records:
'Correspondence Book of the Academy of Physics, Edinburgh', number 14., 6 February-19 April 1798.
'Correspondence Book of the Academy of Physics, Edinburgh', number 15., 21 April 1798-6 December 1799.
'Correspondence Book of the Academy of Physics, Edinburgh': two volumes, numbered 14 and 15, containing copies of letters from February 1798 to December 1799, in the autograph of Henry Brougham, Francis Horner, and William Erskine, the Orientalist, as Secretaries.
correspondence, chiefly copies, of the 1st Earl of Mnito's letters., 1808-1813.
Correspondents include Sir George Nugent, 1812-1813 (folio 40); Hugh Hope in Java, 1811 (folio 122); Major General John Abercromby, 1810-1811 (folio 153); Major General Sir John Malcolm, 1810-1811 (folio 195); and John Lumsden, Director of the East India Company, concerning Archibald Seton, Governor of Penang, 1813, (folio 211).
Correspondence, chiefly, of Forsyth, Richardson and Company and related financial papers., 1803-1851.
Correspondence, chiefly, of McGillivray and Thain and related papers, chiefly financial., 1819-1839.
Correspondence chiefly of the Earls of Wigtown on local and estate affairs., 1619-1812.
Also included are a copy of a letter, 1606, of John Welch; a copy of a letter, 1711, on the Regalia of Scotland to the Abbot of Ratisbon; letters, 1715, to the Earl Marischal; a letter of, and passport signed by, President James Monroe, 1811; and 4 letters, undated, of Galhart Darguell to the 4th Lord Fleming as Warden of the West Marches.
Correspondence chiefly of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, collected by the Very Reverend John Lee, together with some papers., 1637-1725.
Correspondence, chiefly official, of the Honourable Sir Alexander Forrester Inglis Cochrane, consisting of letters addressed to him and copies and drafts of letters written by him., 1779-1824, undated.
The correspondence deals with the Egyptian campaign, 1800-1801; operations and other affairs in the West Indies, 1802-1814 (the chase of the Rochefort squadron, General de Miranda, Barbados); the North American Station, 1814-1815 (coastal operations, prisoners of war, dealings with Native Indians); and naval matters in general (suggestions, patronage, prize-money, etc.).
Correspondence concerning a proposal to publish an abridged translation of the mediaeval Latin dictionary of Charles du Fresne du Cange., 1880-1898, 1944.
The letters held are all that is left of a once "immense" correspondence concerning the proposal to publish the dictionary. Much of the correspondence was destroyed in 1942.
Correspondence concerning "The Representative" newspaper., 1824-1826.
The correspondence concerns the establishment and failure of "The Representative". The correspondents include :
John Murray II;
Isaac D`Israeli;
Benjamin Disraeli;
Thomas Brande;
Walter Henry Watts;
John Diston Powles;
Sharon Turner.
Correspondence concerning the separation of Lord and Lady Byron., 1816-1870.
Correspondence, including copies of letters, between Sir Walter Scott and John Murray II. Also included are several letters concerning Scott., 1806-1831, ? late 19th century.
Correspondence, notebooks, notes and papers of Helen Haldane, née Spurway, second wife of J B S Haldane., 1934-1976, undated.
Correspondence, notes, proofs and press cuttings concerning 'Letters and Journals of Lord Byron', by Thomas Moore and to the events surrounding the destruction of the memoirs of Lord Byron, 1821-1835, 1938, undated.
Correspondence of Alexander Carlyle with his more frequent correspondents, including some copies and excerpts of letters., 1758-1803, undated.
Correspondence of and collected by the Very Reverend John Lee, including correspondence of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, together with some papers., 1726-1800.
Correspondence of and collected by the Very Reverend John Lee, together with some papers., 1637-1873, undated.
Correspondence of and concerning James Stuart, chiefly concerning his arrest of George, Lord Pigot, Governor of Madras, in 1776, and the administration of Tanjore, 1777., 1766, 1775-1793.
The letters are mainly copies sent by General Stuart to his brother Andrew, in order that he might defend him against charges brought before the governing body of the East India Company.
Correspondence of and concerning James Stuart, chiefly concerning his arrest of George, Lord Pigot, Governor of Madras, in 1776, and the administration of Tanjore, 1777., 1766, 1775-1777.
Correspondence of and concerning James Stuart, chiefly concerning his arrest of George, Lord Pigot, Governor of Madras, in 1776, and the administration of Tanjore, 1777., 1777-1793.
Correspondence of Archibald Constable, publisher, Edinburgh, his firm and his family., 1788-1856.
Correspondence of Archibald Constable, publisher, Edinburgh, his firm and his family; with one volume of the manuscript of a work published in "Constable's miscellany".
The correspondents include many of the most celebrated men (chiefly literary) of the time.
Correspondence of Arthur Murray., 1909-1962, undated.
MSS.8806-8807 consist chiefly of drafts and copies of telegrams in connexion with Arthur Murray's work as an Assistant Military Attaché in the Diplomatic Mission to the United States of America during the latter part of the Great War.