Copies. Derivative objects.
Found in 3631 Collections and/or Records:
Letters, 1883-1886, of James Campbell of Craignish to Sir William Fraser, genealogist; copy of a letter, undated, of Alexander Campbell, advocate (admitted 1708); and notes, 1884, of Alexander Campbell, on a photograph of the box of Gillespick O'Dhuine, treasurer to Duncan II., 1883-1886, undated.
Letters, 1949-1952, undated, of James J Guthrie to Carl Boivie, concerning the products of the Press, both men's work and the art of fine printing, with copies of some of Boivie's replies and a few additional miscellaneous items, 1952,1956, undated., 1949-1956, undated.
In 1949 Boivie purchased the type of the Pear Tree Press, using it to set up the Caravel Press.
'Letters amorous, complementall, consolatorie, informing, militarie, historicall’: copies or drafts of letters of William Drummond of Hawthornden, in his hand, with a few letters of other persons, 1605, undated., 1605, 1626, undated.
Letters and copies of letters, chiefly of Archibald Constable, to various persons., 1794-1827.
Letters and copies of letters, chiefly of Archibald Constable, with a few of other writers., 1794-1827.
Letters and copies of letters concerning the War of the Second Coalition against France, chiefly to General John Ramsay, son of the painter Allan Ramsay, some being addressed to Earl Whitworth and William Wickham.
The letters relate to the war against France, and particularly to dealings with Portugal and Russia, operations in Switzerland and the employment of Swiss troops, and the corps of the Prince of Condé. The writers include Baron Grenville, George Hammond, General Sir Robert Brownrigg, and the 1st Earl of Muzgrave.
Letters and copies of letters of Admiral Sir Edward Hobart Seymour to members of his family, describing events while serving on HMS 'Terrible' and on the whaler 'Mazinthien'., 1854-1856, 1867.
Letters and copies of letters of and to James Leslie Mitchell, ‘Lewis Grassic Gibbon’, with other papers., 1918-1971, undated.
Letters and copies of letters of Andrew Stuart to James Stuart with a few related letters and documents., 1779-1784, 1789-1790, undated.
The letters concern, among other topics, political developments in England arising out of James Stuart's affairs in India and Andrew Stuart's handling of these affairs, public affairs in England, and personal matters, including the recommendation of various individuals in India to James' attention. The later letters deal mainly with James' affairs, Andrew's genealogical researches, and Castlemilk estate business.
Letters and copies of letters of Augusta Leigh to Elizabeth Vassall Fox (Lady Holland), John Murray II and John Murray III., 1816-1850, 1960, undated.
Letters and copies of letters of Hugh A Munro to his sisters and parents., 1914-1915.
Hugh, who was Neil Munro's elder son, joined the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders in 1914 and was killed in action the following year. His letters give a vivid account of life in the trenches.
Letters and copies of letters to James Stuart, chiefly from members of his family, fellow officers of the East India Company, and correspondents in England, with a few copies of correspondence of other people., 1775-1791, undated.
A few items have draft replies by James Stuart appended to them.
The letters mainly concern social conditions in India, administrative and political situations there, and personal and political affairs in England after Stuart's return in 1784.
Letters and copies of letters to James Stuart chiefly from members of his family, fellow officers of the East India Company, and correspondents in England, with a few copies of correspondence of other people., 1775-1781.
Letters and copies of letters to James Stuart chiefly from members of his family, fellow officers of the East India Company, and correspondents in England, with a few copies of correspondence of other people., 1782.
Letters and copies of letters to James Stuart chiefly from members of his family, fellow officers of the East India Company, and correspondents in England, with a few copies of correspondence of other people., 1783-1787.
Letters and copies of letters to James Stuart chiefly from members of his family, fellow officers of the East India Company, and correspondents in England, with a few copies of correspondence of other people., 1788-1791, undated.
‘Letters and correspondence respecting India: from 1790-1800, Canton Salette register of weather &c &c &c 1785’: copies, circa 1826, of official correspondence, 1789-1805, concerning Alexander Walker's career in Malabar and elsewhere., 1789-1805.
Letters and dispatches, chiefly copies, received by the 1st Earl of Minto during his absence from India on the Java Expedition., 1811.
Letters and dispatches, chiefly copies, received by the 1st Earl of Minto during his absence from India on the Java Expedition., 1811.
Letters and drafts of poetry of Robert Garioch Sutherland., 1955-1987, undated.
Letters and drafts or copies of letters of Christopher Murray Grieve to various correspondents., 1933-1982, undated.
Letters and enclosures from John Coxe Hippisley to the 1st Earl of Minto, and correspondence of Hippisley with Colonel William Fullarton., 1781-1783.
The contents are as follows. (i) Letters and enclosures from John Coxe Hippisley to the 1st Earl of Minto, 1781-1783, chiefly concerning affairs in India (folio 1); (ii) Copies of correspondence, 1783, of Colonel William Fullarton with Hippisley, the Goverment of Madras and military commanders in India. This correspondence was sent by Hippisley to the 1st Earl in 1783 (folio 126).
Letters and enclosures of Anne Hayman, Keeper of the Privy Purse to Caroline, Princess of Wales, to the 1st Earl of Minto, with copies of some of the 1st Earl's letters., 1798-1801, 1808-1813.
Letters and enclosures of John Malcolm concerning diplomatic relations with Iran, and miscellaneous letters and papers of and concerning the 1st Earl of Minto., 1807-1811, undated.
‘Letters and instructions of state between England and Scotland’, a volume of copies in a modern hand from original papers in the Cotton Library being chiefly letters of English Ambassadors in Scotland.
The description of the manuscript in the folio catalogue (F.R.186) includes the reference: Jac.5.7.2.