Copies. Derivative objects.
Found in 3631 Collections and/or Records:
Five letters of Ernest A Taylor to Walter R Cuthbert.
Mostly concerning plays by Cuthbert.
Includes copies of ten letters of Cuthbert to Taylor.
Folder, annotated 'Correspondence', containing correspondence concerning events leading to the rupture of relations with Turkey., 1914.
Typed copies of correpondence presented to both Houses of Parliament, November 1914.
Folder, annotated 'Mediterranean Telegrams 1914', containing telegrams between the Admiralty, the Commander-in-Chief, Mediterranean and ships involved., 27 July-19 August 1914.
Folder, annotated 'Milne diary of Event Reports', containing diary of events July-August 1914 of Admiral Sir Archibald Berkeley Milne with letters, and extracts from papers of Admiral Sir Howard Kelly., 1914.
Folder, annotated 'Milne Letters', containing correspondence of Admiral Sir Archibald Berkeley Milne., 1914-1921, 1933.
Typed copies of originals held at Library of Greenwich Maritime Museum.
Folder containing photocopies of works related to 'The English Sermon 1750-1850' of Robert Nye., Undated.
Contains the following photocopies:
- Introduction to Sermons, 1650-1750.
- Sermon by Rev R S Hawker, 1865.
- Article on Morwenstow.
- Sermons by John Wesley
a) The Almost Christian
b) Catholic Spirit
'Fondement et Origine des Tiltres de Noblesse' and 'Le Dyalogue de Noblesse' by Symphorien Champier, originally published in one volume (Paris, 1535), written out by Thomas Hawley, Clarenceux King of Arms, in 1540.
Initial capitals are in gold, the larger ones on grounds of blue or light red. The arms of John Dudley as Earl of Warwick are emblazoned on the verso of folio iv; on folio viii is the signature of Sir Gilbert Dethick, Garter King of Arms. Bound in are two leaves of notes on the manuscript (folios ii-iii) by John Anstis, Garter King of Arms (probably the Elder - cf. Adv.MS.29.1.2(iv), folio 70).
Foreign mission records of the Free Church of Scotland., 1826-1875, 1912, undated.
Forged letters and manuscripts of Lord Byron; with correspondence and notes relating to the forgeries and to George Gordon Du Luna Byron., 1841-2004, undated.
Formal papers relating to the claim of James Grant to be retoured heir to the estate of Dalvey., 1759.
‘Foscolo in the memoirs of his English contemporaries’, being copies of correspondence and articles concerning Ugo Foscolo, in particular an article by Mary Shelley published in ‘Cabinet cyclopaedia’., Early 19th century.
Four copies of George Combe, "An Inquiry into Natural Religion" (Edinburgh, 1853), with author`s ammedments.
Four letters, 1935-1936, of or concerning C M Grieve to R D McIntyre, with other papers.
Includes:
Edinburgh University student rectorial broadsheet "Students` Front" (1936)
14 letters and other papers, 1942-1945, of or concerning Douglas Young
copy, undated, of "A Ballad for Douglas Young", attributed to Sydney Goodsir Smith.
Fourteen letters including various drafts and copies, of or concerning the 8th Earl of Lauderdale and the financial arrangements following marital differences between Lord Deerhurst (later 8th Earl of Coventry) and his wife., 1815-1819.
Fragment of a copy, being pages 19-124 (containing Title I to Title VII of Book 1) of the first edition of ‘An Institute of the Law of Scotland’ by John Erskine, containing numerous additions throughout in an unidentified contemporary hand.
Many of the additions in the outer margins are merely chapter headings, whilst most of those in the upper and lower margins are notes of legal cases heard after the publication of the book, as far as 1821 (folio 175). The longest additions are written on fragments or entire sheets of paper tipped in throughout. There are also a few later additions written in pencil in another hand.
Fragmentary notes probably connected with Alexander Walker's proposed publications on Malabar., 1798-1805, undated.
The notes include (folio 19) the copy of a diary of a journey from Calicut through the Wynaad, apparently in continuation of MS.13626: Various drafts of 'Journal from Ceylon to Madras and from thence through the Carnatic and Travancore to Calicut, 1796'.
Fragments of a notebook, or notebooks, of John Riddell, containing extracts and some notes, written for the most part in connexion with peerage cases on which Riddell was engaged., Circa 1825.
Fragments of letters, mostly undated, to John Murray, publishers, of Henry Pullen; with miscellaneous letters and papers concerning Pullen and the editorship of “Murray’s Handbooks for Travellers”., ? 1883-? 1903.
Fragments of three manuscripts of the legal works of Justinian bound together., 13th century-14th century.
Framed copy of a print of 'The opening of the Waterloo Bridge on the 18th of June 1817’, drawn by William Findlater, etched by A Pugin., 1817-1818.
Further letters to and concerning James Byres., 1774-1805.
Letters include that of Lady Powis to James Byres concerning his engravings with Byres’ draft reply, 1805; André François Baron d’Anstrude to (almost certainly) Sir John Anstruther, 2nd Bart of that Ilk, 1774; and a copy of a letter of Sir John Hippisley to Henry, Cardinal York, 1800, from the papers of A P Trotter.
Further papers of Lord James Douglas-Hamilton relating to historical matters.
Correspondence, papers and copies of research documents assembled by Lord James Douglas-Hamilton for the publication of his books 'Motive for a Mission, the Story Behind Rudolf Hess’s Flight to Britain' (1st edition London 1971, 2nd edition Edinburgh 1979 and paperback edition, 1980); 'Air Battle for Malta: The Diaries of a Fighter Pilot', (Edinburgh 1981); and 'Roof of the World: Man’s First Flight Over Everest', (Edinburgh 1983).
'Genealogical account of the Mac Ras, as written originally by Mr. John Mac Ra, Minister of Dingwall ... who died ... 1704. Transcribed by Farquhar Mac Ra of Inverinate in ... 1786. Copied by Captain John Mac Ra of the Royal Scots from the transcript in the possession of his son Doctor John Mac Ra of Chittagong in ... 1816. Copied by Alfred Oughton ... from a copy entitled as above sent to Mr. Chisholm Batten by Mr. J.D. McDonell, Plockton ... 1864'., [Before 1705], 1869.
Excerpts, made in 1869 from Dingwall Presbytery Records, are given on folios 40 verso-45.