Copies. Derivative objects.
Found in 3631 Collections and/or Records:
Defective copy of printed papers concerning the Faculty of Advocates Widow’s Fund: volume 3., 1864-1882.
Defence, 1787, of Basil Cochrane as delivered by him at his trial for the murder of his servant, with copies of correspondence, 1784-1787., 1784-1787.
'Deliciae Sacrae: Poetarum Flores Εὐτϱαφει̂ϛ Medico-Mellilli: Sermone Latii nec non Britannico. Selegit Adamus Gib, U.D.M. Edinʳ. Edinburgi: Octʳ. MDCCLII.' A collection of Latin and English poetry copied from printed sources by Adam Gib, Scots anti-burgher divine., 1752.
The Latin poetry consists of the 'Hecatombe' of Robert Boyd of Trochrig, and various poems and many of the metrical versions of the Psalms by George Buchanan.
The English poetry consists of a number of poems which appeared in the 'Scots Magazine', and an excerpt from Edward Young's 'Night thoughts'.
Deposition, 1593, concerning George Brown and John Hepburne, with an attested copy, 1595, of the testimony of the judges and witnesses to the combat between Brown and Hepburne., 1593, 1595.
Description by Sir William Burrell of a tour made by him, chiefly in Scotland.
Descriptions and drawings, by David Donald, a mechanic from Glasgow, of machinery in Holland, France, and Belgium., 18th century.
Included is a letter of David Donald to his patron, Lord Sinclair, copied by a contemporary from the originals in Lord Sinclair's possession, and preceded by an account, by the copyist, of Donald's career. At the end are some descriptions of machines in Great Britain.
Descriptions of coronations and other ceremonies in the hand of Sir James Balfour of Denmilne.
Most of the material concerns European ceremonies of the 16th century, but rulers of the Incas, Mongols and others are also included. The final chapter `The Coronation of the Czarina of Muscovy May 1724` has been added in a later hand (folio 96).
The name Robert Innes in an 18th-century hand has been deleted (folio 14).
Descriptions of travels by Duncan H McPherson., 1937-1944.
Devotional writings by a member of the Episcopal Church of Scotland., 1713-[1717, or before].
The devotional writings begin with "Prayers I composed while in my Father's House in Inverury", 1713-1714 (page 1), and continue with commentaries, liturgical excerpts, prayers, versifications, etc. In another hand are copies of letters (page 315) of M G, who 'died the 9th of June 1717 in the 70th year of her age'.
Diaries and notebooks of Rear-Admiral Sir Frederick L Maitland.
Diaries, logs, official correspondence and other papers of Lieutenant-Colonel Charles A C Gordon, MC, RA, mostly relating to the 11th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery.
The papers mostly concern Gordon`s command of the 11th Siege Battery of the Royal Garrison Artillery and include Battery log books, copies of Battery correspondence, a history of the Battery, photograph album, training materials, notes and engagement diaries.
Diaries of General Sir Charles William Pasley covering the years following his retirement from active army service and public employment., 1848-1861.
Diary in typescript carbon of John L Baird.
Describing journey to Turkey, Mesopotamia and Persia.
Diary of Aylmer Haldane., 1875-1946.
This is not the original diary (which Aylmer Haldane subsequently destroyed), but a copy which he personally typed and supplemented by small number of photographs, sketches, maps and other papers, and subsequently had bound into volumes.
There is no diary for 1876-1877, 1881-September 1897.
Diary of John Nicoll, Writer to the Signet.
The diary records political and other events of the time, and includes copies of proclamations and other current publications.
Diary of Lady Henrietta Liston, and description of Constantinople., 1812-1814.
The volume contains fair copies of some of the material in MSS.5707-5708.
Digital prints, circa 2007, of a request of the Provost and Baillies of the City of Edinburgh to Sir Colin Campbell, 2nd Bart., of Glenorchy, to provide game for a banquet in honour of Charles I, 1633.
Includes copy of the same document on a CD-Rom.
Diploma certifying the award of the insignia of office as Protonotary Apostolic to Giovanni Paolo Pongelli at Camerino, 1582., [1566, or after]-[1589, or after.]
With a copy of Giovanni Paolo Pongelli's doctoral diploma, 1582 (folio 11) and privilege of citizenship of Camerino, 1589 (folio 20). Illuminated with the arms of Pongelli and two cardinals.
‘Diplomatum collectio’: copies of Scottish charters, made for Walter Macfarlane of Macfarlane.
Although lettered as volumes i and ii of the same collection, they are different in layout and character, and are written by different hands. Only those charters the present location of whose originals is unknown are indexed in detail.
‘Diplomatum collectio’: copies of Scottish charters, made for Walter Macfarlane of Macfarlane, volume I., ?12th century-?15th century.
There is no title page, but Macfarlane’s signature appears on the inside front cover. The charters are numbered throughout, and the source of each is indicated accurately. The numbering, dates, and some notes on seals are by Macfarlane him¬self; the text is by his earlier copyist.