Accounts.
Found in 3038 Collections and/or Records:
Letter book, 1773-1774, of William Graham of Airth (died 1790) concerning the purchase of the superiority of the lands of Airth held of the Duke of Hamilton, with some household accounts, 1759-1760., 1759-1760, 1773-1774.
Letter book and accounts, 1805-1835, of Ilay Burns, writer in Bo'ness.
Letter book ‘Black Regiment’ [tête-bêche] ‘Subsistence’, of Major-General Sir Paulus Irving, as Commander-in-Chief in the West Indies containing copies of letters and administrative records., 1795.
Letter-book, containing copies of letters of the Lorn Furnace Company’s agents at Bunawe., 1786-1791.
There are some accounts, 1781, at the end.
Letter-book of Andrew Fletcher, Lord Milton, with lists, memoranda, and accounts., 1743-1764.
The contents are as follows:
(i) Letter-book of Lord Milton, 1743-1744, 1760 (folio 1);
(ii) Lists by Lord Milton of his account-books and of the contents of cabinets, and indexes, circa 1760 (folio 25 and lower pastedown);
(iii) Memoranda and accounts of Lord Milton, 1758, 1763-1764 (folio 1 inverted).
Letter-book of Field-Marshal George Wade, when "Commander in Chief of all his Majesty's Forces, Castles, Forts and Barracks in North Britain".
Letter-book of Richard Coren, Lieutenant-Governor of Edinburgh Castle.
Letter books and papers of the Lorn Furnace Company founded by Furness ironmasters, with works at Bunawe.
Letter of Lieutenant-General Alexander Leith Hay of Rannes to George Leith at Aberdeen concerning personal matters and Leith's accounts as paymaster to the Aberdeen Militia., 18 September 1810.
Letterbook of Dugald Bremner's Trust compiled by Dr Bruce Allan Bremner as Trustee to his dead brother., 1863-1880.
A copy of the text of Dugald Bremner's marriage settlement with Miss Maria Louisa Redd of the Breach, Bombay, appears on folios 7-10 and accounts of the Trust on folios 22-29. Much of the correspondence is with legal and financial advisors, but there are some letters to and from Maria Louisa Bremner and her son Bruce G L Bremner in Ceylon.
Letters, 1757-1759, to Robert Leckie from Stirling lawyers, and accounts and vouchers, 1735, 1747-1759, of Leckie as factor of Airth estate., 1735, 1747-1759.
Letters, 1789-1815, of John Burn to Stirling lawyers; and accounts and vouchers, 1773-1806, of John Burn as factor of Airth estate., 1773-1815.
Letters, accounts and other papers of, to, or concerning, Thomas and J A Carlyle., 1833-1880, undated.
Letters, accounts, and papers of John Murray Staff Pension Scheme., 1965-1975
Original and copy material is present. Correspondence with John Murray, publishers, consists primarily of letters and accounts from the Clerical, Medical & General Life Assurance Society, London.
Letters, accounts, and papers of John Murray Staff Pension Scheme., 1974-1979
Original and copy material is present. Correspondence with John Murray, publishers, consists primarily of letters and accounts from the Clerical, Medical & General Life Assurance Society, London.
Letters, accounts, newspaper cuttings, and other papers concerning the Western Bank of Scotland compiled by J S Fleming, liquidator of the bank., 1850-1860.
Letters, accounts, newspaper cuttings, and other papers concerning the Western Bank of Scotland compiled by J S Fleming, liquidator of the bank., 1850-1860.
Letters, accounts, newspaper cuttings, and other papers concerning the Western Bank of Scotland compiled by J S Fleming, liquidator of the bank.
Letters and accounts, 1647-1658, concerning trade in salt between the Culross estate of Edward Bruce, 1st Earl of Kincardineshire, and merchants in Bremen.
With other papers, 1668-1669, 1763, 1765.
Letters and accounts, 1810-1836, of J E and T W Forbes of the Navy Pay Office concerning the fortune of Caroline Home, wife of Thomas Graham Stirling of Airth, and correspondence and accounts, 1807-1816, of James Adamson, grieve at Airth, concerning the general running of the estate., 1789-1827, undated.
Letters and accounts concerning the lease of the Upper Library Room in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Letters and accounts from the Atlantic Monthly Press to Ruthven Todd., 1958-1972, undated.
Most of the correspondence is with Seymour Lawrence, the director, who left the firm in 1964. It concerns Ruthven Todd's projected books on Dylan Thomas, his book of poems, ‘Garland for the winter solstice’, and his books for children.
Letters and accounts of and bills to and in favour of George Middleton, banker in London., 1712-1717, undated.
Letters and accounts of David Higham Associates, the literary agents in London who handled Ruthven Todd's work., 1960-1973.
The papers concern both Ruthven Todd's published books, articles and poems, and also his projected work on Blake, Dylan Thomas, and his autobiographical 'Dead and other friends and places'.