Accounts.
Found in 3038 Collections and/or Records:
Internal estate accounts., 1899-1900.
Inventories of household furniture and linen, silver plate, books, wine, farm stock, etc., with accounts of Mrs Gordon, Lord Milton's housekeeper 1727-1732., 1606-1869, undated.
Inventories of household items, and accounts of Andrew Fletcher, Lord Milton’s housekeepers., 1606-1869, undated.
The contents are as follows:
(i) Inventories of household furniture and linen, silver plate, books, wine, farm stock, etc., 1606-1869, undated (folio 1);
(ii) Accounts of Lord Milton's housekeepers, Mrs Gordon, 1727-1743 (folio 139), Margaret Hetherwick, 1747-1754 (folio 267), and Margaret Fisher, 1752-1758 (folio 341).
Inventory of assets, debts, and financial transactions of Alexander Kinloch, controller of customs at Port Glasgow, 1 January-31 August 1763., 1763.
Inventory of deeds and papers, ?1763, and accounts, 1761-1763, of Andrew Fletcher, Lord Milton., 1761-1763.
Jacobite papers collected by Sir Henry Steuart, titled, 'M.S.S. Jacobite I'., 1623-1744, undated.
'James Atkins rector of Winfrith and West Lulworth [later Bishop of Galloway] his compt booke of depursements,' listing all items of personal, household and church expenditure from March 1662 to October 1668; and his 'book of receipts' from April 1662 to October 1667., 1662-1668.
The names Lilias Smyth (presumably James Aitkins's daughter) and James Atkins appear on folio 1 (inverted), that of Anna Smyth ('Nece to Madam Smyth and cusin to Madam Baptie') on folio 1.
John Murray Belsches's Perth Accounts., 1861.
'Jottings relative to Col. Graham's Acct 1799-1800', written by John Graeme, Writer to the Signet., 1799.
'Jottings relative to Col. Graham's Acct 1799-1800', written by John Graeme, Writer to the Signet., 1800.
'Jottings relative to Col. Graham's Acct 1799-1800', written by John Graeme, Writer to the Signet, in two notebooks., 1799-1800.
Journal, 1729, of George Skene, containing ‘An Account of a Journey to London, with the particular rout by Thomas Burnett of Kirkhill, George Skene of that ilk, and David Skene his brother german'.
Journal, 1815-1818, of Peter Brown, giving a picture of the day-to-day life of a farmer in the Laigh of Moray., 1805-1818.
At the end are accounts of cash collected from tenants, 1805-1811.
Journal, accounts and weather reports of Bandawe and Kanininga Mission Stations, in various hands., November 1878-November 1879.
Journal and accounts of Cape Maclear Mission Station, in various hands., November 1876-March 1880.
Journal of a continental tour of Andrew MacInnes.
'Journal of a jaunt to the Island of Mull in the month of October, 1801', by John Wood, Easter Fossaway, Kinross-shire., 1801.
The journal deals chiefly with personal experiences and with the condition and methods of farming on the mainland and in Mull. The account of Mull itself is confined to pages 22-51.
At the end are cash-accounts for two months (inverted folio 1).
Journal of `A Month in Scotland by M`, Rev. J.J. Twist, Rector of Holy Innocents Church, Manchester.
Journal of Alexander Carlyle., November 1797-March 1800.
Cash accounts at folios 26-28.
Journal of Alexander Carlyle., March 1800-May 1803.
The journal is followed by accounts and notes (folio 33 verso).
Journal of Alexander Carlyle., May 1803-December 1804.
The journal is followed by various notes and accounts (folio 28).
Journal of Alexander Carlyle., 1805.
Journal of Alexander Carlyle of a journey to London as a Church of Scotland commissioner., 1782.
The journal records Alexander Carlyle's activities whilst there (folio 8 verso), and his travel expenses (folios 2, 27).
Journal of an Irish couple's Scottish tour, with illustrations and detailed accounts.
Journal describing a two month tour of Scotland by Frederick and Nannie. They begin their journey from Dublin in August 1849. They cross by boat from Derry to Greenock. Places visited include: Luss, Tarbet, Loch Tay, Crieff, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
The journal is illustrated with pen sketches by Nannie.
'Journal of Proceedings on Church Matters 1769-1770' of Alexander Carlyle., 1769-1770.
The journal being a record of Alexander Carlyle activities whilst in London as the General Assembly's commissioner to endeavour to procure an exemption on the part of the Scottish clergy from the window-tax (folio 5 verso). Preceded by an account of his expenses on the journey there (folio 2).