Lists.
Found in 1660 Collections and/or Records:
Papers concerning the Lord High Commissioners to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.
The papers contain a large number of photocopies of documents dating back to the 17th century.
Papers concerning the Peers of Scotland., 1707-1761.
Papers concerning town planning and geographical matters., 1924-1953, undated.
Papers (many undated) relating to the occupation of France by the allies, including a list of General Sir George Murray`s papers compiled in 1851 (folio 1), a list of his books and maps, written on paper watermarked 1813 (folio 121), lists of cantonments of British troops (folio 159) and a quantity of unused printed forms for correspondence and statistical returns (folio 197)., 1813-1818, 1851, and undated.
Papers of Alexander Tosh, minister of Tarland and Migvie, 1696-1724, with a certificate of Lachlan Mackintosh, 19th of Mackintosh, regarding the Tosh family’s right to bear arms [?1683], and a list of the papers., [?1683]-1724.
Papers of and collected by James Dennistoun (including some printed items), together with some correspondence mostly relating to the Scots monasteries at Würzburg and Ratisbon, being materials towards a projected book by Dennistoun on the Scots monasteries in Germany and elsewhere on the Continent (cf. folio 408)., ?1650-1839.
Papers of and concerning James Spalding, flax-dresser and linen-manufacturer., 1734-1782, undated.
Papers of and concerning John Mackinnon.
Seven documents:
will, 1807, of Roderick Mackinnon
two letters, 1838, of Major Macdonald, 93rd Highlanders, in Halifax, Nova Scotia
furlough, 1835, containing physical description of John Mackinnon
pay list, 1839, of a recruiting party at Stornoway
discharge certificate, 1842, of John Mackinnon
certificate of pledge, 1849, of the Marine Temperance Society of New York.
Papers of and concerning Sir John Richmond, containing correspondence, professional and related material.
Concerning Richmond`s poetry and literary work, his connection with Glasgow artists and the art world in general.
Includes letters of Neil Munro, Arnold Bennett and Hilair Belloc.
Papers of and concerning the 2nd Earl of Minto., 1835-[circa 1840.]
Papers of and concerning the Skinners of Kelso., 1715-1856.
The contents are as follows:
(i) Common good of the Apprentices and Journeymen of the Skinner Trade, founded in 1715. Lists of entrants, election of boxmasters, accounts, and decisions, 1715-1779 (folio 1);
(ii) Accounts of the Deacon of the Skinners, 1799-1856 (folio 37 verso).
Papers of, and letters of, and to, Sir Charles Elliot., 1844-1873, undated.
Papers of Auldbar estate., 1755-[circa 1900.]
The contents are as follows: (i) Apprisings, valuations, etc. (folio 1); (ii) Rentals (folio 50); (iii) Papers on roups (folio 93); (iv) Papers on agriculture and forestry (folio 110); (v) Papers on fishing (folio 144); (vi) Papers on dogs (folio 153); (vii) Papers concerning roads (folio 171); (viii) Papers concerning churches (folio 213); (ix) Papers concerning schools (folio 217); (x) Papers concerning prisons (folio 223).
Papers of Cecil Hopkinson, relating to Louis-Hector Berlioz, containing bibliography, correspondence and other related material., 1947-1966, undated.
Papers of correspondence, lists of nominations and news releases, relating to the Saltire Society book awards held in 1995., 1995.
Papers of Culloden House.
Includes inventories of furniture, lists of portraits, and inventories of plate and silver contained in the house.
Papers of Duncan Macrae reflecting his service in India and life in Bute after his retirement in 1868., 1850-1898, undated.
Papers of George Chalmers, consisting of lists of and references to manuscripts and documents relating to Scotland held in various libraries, mostly in London.
Most of the papers are written in other hands: all are undated, but some of the leaves have watermarks of 1799-1801 and 1809. A letter to Chalmers dated 1812 is at folio 18.
Papers of George Chalmers on the history of printing., ?1st quarter of 19th century.
Papers of George Chalmers, the antiquary.
Papers of George Chalmers, the antiquary.
Papers of Graham Brown, containing notes concerning Library., 1928-1962, undated.
Papers of Hugh Elliot relating to the Governorship of the Leeward Islands., 1809-1813.
Most of these papers consist of official correspondence with the government, and with the formal depositions and memoranda concerning legal cases mostly against planters for cruelty to their slaves. The case against Arthur Hodge in which Hugh Elliot by his own personal interference secured a conviction is well documented.
Papers of Hugh Elliot relating to the Neapolitan Mission., 1802-1808, 1814.
These papers cover every aspect of Hugh Elliot's official activities during his embassy at Naples and subsequently at Palermo, 1803-1806. In addition to normal diplomatic affairs, they deal extensively with naval operations in the Mediterranean and with military campaigns in southern Italy, particularly Calabria.