Manuscripts.
Found in 6567 Collections and/or Records:
‘Lyon in Mourning’, Bishop Robert Forbes`s collection of Jacobite papers, volume 1., 1746-1775.
‘Lyon in Mourning’, Bishop Robert Forbes`s collection of Jacobite papers, volume 2., 1746-1775.
‘Lyon in Mourning’, Bishop Robert Forbes`s collection of Jacobite papers, volume 3., 1746-1775.
‘Lyon in Mourning’, Bishop Robert Forbes`s collection of Jacobite papers, volume 4., 1746-1775.
‘Lyon in Mourning’, Bishop Robert Forbes`s collection of Jacobite papers, volume 5., 1746-1775.
‘Lyon in Mourning’, Bishop Robert Forbes`s collection of Jacobite papers, volume 6., 1746-1775.
‘Lyon in Mourning’, Bishop Robert Forbes`s collection of Jacobite papers, volume 7., 1746-1775.
‘Lyon in Mourning’, Bishop Robert Forbes`s collection of Jacobite papers, volume 8., 1746-1775.
‘Lyon in Mourning’, Bishop Robert Forbes`s collection of Jacobite papers, volume 9., 1746-1775.
‘Lyon in Mourning’, Bishop Robert Forbes`s collection of Jacobite papers, volume 10., 1746-1775.
‘Lyon in Mourning’, Bishop Robert Forbes`s collection of Jacobite papers, with an index (Adv.MS.32.6.26) by Sir Henry Stewart of Allanton.
MacRae-Fairley Collection of highland bagpipe music.
A collection of Piobaireachd and other music, consisting of bound books, groups of unbound sheets, and disparate sheets. Includes "Captain Chisholm's manuscript", possibly one of the oldest manuscripts of Ceòl Beag.
The descriptions are taken from an assessment made by Dr Roderick Cannon.
Magazine in manuscript, 'The Gael', created by Marjory Bonar.
‘Magnum Opus’ of Sir Walter Scott, volume 40: ‘Introductions and notes and illustrations to the novels, tales and romances of the author of Waverley [Sir Walter Scott]. Volume I. Waverley – The Abbot’ (Edinburgh: Robert Cadell, 1833)., 1833.
‘Magnum Opus’ of Sir Walter Scott, volume 41: ‘Introductions and notes and illustrations to the novels, tales and romances of the author of Waverley [Sir Walter Scott]. Volume II. Kenilworth - The surgeon's daughter' (Edinburgh: Robert Cadell, 1833)., 1833.
‘Magnum Opus’ of Sir Walter Scott, volumes 40-41: ‘Introductions and notes and illustrations to the novels, tales and romances of the author of Waverley’ [Sir Walter Scott]. Volumes I-II (Edinburgh: Robert Cadell, 1833)., 1833.
Manuscript, 17th century, of the second part of ‘I.G.De Rebus ... sub imperio illustrissimi Jacobi Montisrosarum Marchionis ... anno MDCXLIV et duobus sequentibus praeclare gestis, commentarius’ by George Wishart.
The beginning and end are missing.
Manuscript, 17th century, of the second part of ‘I.G.De Rebus ... sub imperio illustrissimi Jacobi Montisrosarum Marchionis ... anno MDCXLIV et duobus sequentibus praeclare gestis, commentarius’ by George Wishart.
Some corrections have been made and omissions supplied by another hand.
Manuscript, 18th century, containing lists of peers and barons taken from the Rolls of Parliament and lists and copies of charters taken from the records of the Great Seal (both sources being then unpublished).
Manuscript, 18th century, of Sir George Auchinleck of Balmanno’s Practicks, ?1626-?1639, entitled `Auchinleck, Ld. Balmanno’s Practicks’.
Auchinleck was admitted an Ordinary Lord in 1626, and retained the position until his death in 1639. His practicks, arranged alphabetically, are unpublished.
Manuscript, ?1645-?1652, of Sir George Auchinleck of Balmanno’s Practicks, ?1626-?1639, entitled `Practickes and Decisions of the Lords of Sessione Observed and Collected be Sir George Auchinleck of Balmanno, Knight, One of the ordinarie Lords of the Colledge of Justice`.
On folio 224 is written: `Jo: Wr[quhart] scripsit Apud Strathloch 8. octob. anno 1645`; and on folio 2: `Ex Libris Jacobi Gordon P.R. Anno 1652 Novris 13. J.B.R. D.D.` (James Gordon, Minister of Rothiemay, was a son of Robert Gordon of Straloch, the Geographer.)
Auchinleck was admitted an Ordinary Lord in 1626, and retained the position until his death in 1639. His practicks, arranged alphabetically, are unpublished.
Manuscript, 1965, of the first three chapters of Ruthven Todd's reminiscences of his life on Mull in 1932., 1965.
Manuscript, "A Chapter of Autobiography", by William Gladstone., 1868.
Manuscript, "A Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada, by Fray Antonio Agapida", by Washington Irving., 1828-1829.
The manuscript is in three volumes. Sections of the manuscript would appear to be in the hand of a copyist.
With the manuscript is a brief outline, by Earl Harbert of Tulane University, of the history of the manuscript.