Manuscripts.
Found in 6567 Collections and/or Records:
Manuscript drafts of "George Scott Moncrieff and a Few Friends; a Brief Memoir", by Morley Jamieson.
Manuscript drafts of Morley Jamieson, "Tam in a Dark Place: a Dramatic Monologue"
Manuscript drafts of novel, 'Black Douglas' by Nigel Tranter, (London, 1968).
Manuscript drafts of part of an unpublished novel of A J Cronin.
Manuscript drafts of poems of Alison Fell., Undated.
Manuscript drafts of poems of W Price Turner, "Impasse" (1956), and "As Advertised" (1963).
With manuscript draft of novel, "Circle of Squares".
Manuscript drafts of sermons first preached by Donald Macleod in The Park Church, and elsewhere; and religious verses., 1876-1909, undated.
The contents are arranged as follows: Manuscript drafts of sermons first preached in The Park Church, 1876-1909 (folio i); Manuscript drafts of sermons first preached elsewhere, 1895, [1901] (folio 192); Religious verses, undated (folio 246).
Manuscript drafts of 'Such as Adam' by Forbes Macgregor., Circa 1930-1968.
Manuscript drafts of the ‘Case for the respondents', in which the full Hamilton case in the Douglas Cause was set out in detail., 1767-1768.
Manuscript drafts of two critical works, titled 'Meditation: the Marriage at Cana' and 'Our Lady at the Wedding'., Undated.
Manuscript drafts, typescripts, and fair copies of poems in various publications by Christopher Murray Grieve, 'Hugh MacDiarmid'., [1931, or before]-[1957, or before.]
Manuscript drafts, undated, for a 'Life of General Sir George Murray', covering the years 1772-1802, by John Murray Gartshore of Ravelston., Mid 19th century.
Included are notes on Sir George Murray's letters and papers and their possible publication (folio 79).
The work was not published.
Manuscript, eighteenth century, of 'Traitté des fortifications selon les meilleurs autheurs’, with diagrams., 1670, 18th century.
Manuscript, "Endymion", and manuscript, with marked galley proofs, "`France` by Lady Morgan" : two reviews by John Wilson Croker for the "Quarterly Review"., 1817-1818.
Manuscript entitled "A Large Description of Galloway by the Parishes in it" compiled by Andrew Symson.
May have been for the use of Sir Robert Sibbald in his "Statistical Atlas of Scotland".
Manuscript entitled "Collections towards a history of tolbooths, bridewells and prisons in Edinburgh", compiled by John A Fairley.
Includes related printed papers, and historical notes by Fairley on this and other topics of Edinburgh history and biography.
Manuscript entitled 'Delia guerra de Turchi contra li Signori Venetiani, Fedel Fedeli'., Late 16th century.
The manuscript describes events of 1570-1574.
Manuscript entitled 'Dissertatio de Gravitate et Discensu corporum’, containing observations on Newton's laws, apparently written in Italy in 1754.
There are some mathematical drawings on folio 183.
Manuscript entitled, "Extrait d'un vieux Manuscrit contenant la forme et les Regles jadis observées aux combats a outrance qui se faisoient publiquem[ent] devant le Roy par sa permission"., 18th century.
Manuscript entitled 'Letters from a young gentleman in Edinburgh to his friend in the County of York', incomplete, and apparently unpublished., [1805, or after.]
Written on paper watermarked 1805.
Manuscript entitled 'Sir J. Stuarts observations on Hume's history relative to Q[ueen] M[ary] Stewart' by Sir James Steuart Denham, containing a detailed criticism of the Elizabethan section of ‘History of England under the House of Tudor’ by David Hume.
The manuscript is not in the hand of Sir James Steuart Denham, but the work may be attributed to him by the fact that the economic opinions expressed in it are similar to those he put forward in 1767 (compare, for example, folio 58 with ‘An inquiry into the principles of political economy’, page 350).
The 'Observations' were apparently bound up at a later date (end papers, 1807); but the paper of the manuscript itself appears to be of an earlier date, possibly circa 1760.