Manuscripts.
Found in 6567 Collections and/or Records:
Supplement to the ‘Etymological dictionary of the Scottish language’ by John Jamieson., [1825, or before.]
Supplement to the ‘Etymological dictionary of the Scottish language’ by John Jamieson., [1825, or before.]
`Suppletory Notes To Sir George Mackenzies Institutions by Mr. Alexander Bayne, Advocate Professor of the Scots Law at Edinburgh.` These are apparently a student`s notes of Bayne`s lectures, although neither the name of the writer nor the date of dictation is given.
The notes are almost identical with the text published as ‘Notes for the Use of the Students of the Municipal Law in the University of Edinburgh: Being a Supplement to Sir George Mackenzie`s Institutions’. They are followed, as in several copies of the dictates in Edinburgh University Library, by notes of Bayne`s lectures on Criminal Law; these differ considerably from his ‘Institutions of the Criminal Law of Scotland’; for a much fuller version see Adv.MS.25.3.12.
'Sutherland, Strath Okel [and] Strath Charron' [i.e. Sutherland, Strath Oykel and Strathcarron]., [?1636-?1652.]
This map could have been an early draft for Blaeu's, Southerlandia, 1654 although this does include some different and additional place-names. Part of this area is described in the Pont texts.
Synopses, manuscripts and corrected typescripts of the fourth series of the Linmill stories by Robert McLellan., 1965.
Synopsis and corrected manuscript of Forbes Macgregor, "What is Education in Scotland? An Orbit of Minerva" (1970).
Synopsis, manuscript and corrected typescript of 'Culloden', a play by Sydney Goodsir Smith., 1962.
Synopsis, notes and other material for 'Carotid Cornucopius' by Sydney Goodsir Smith., 1946-1953, undated.
'Table des Traictez [between France and Scotland] et autres actes contenus en ce volume', undated., ?18th century-?19th century.
Tack-book relating to the Dundas estate., 1787-1808.
Tack-book relating to the Dundas estate., 1833-1850.
Tack-books relating to the Dundas estate., 1787-1808, 1833-1850.
'Tales of a grandfather' by Sir Walter Scott, being the second edition (Edinburgh, 1828), of the first series, which brings the history of Scotland up to 1603, with marginal corrections by Scott.
The corrections seem, with few exceptions, to have been incorporated in later editions.
'Tales of a grandfather' by Sir Walter Scott, second edition (Edinburgh, 1828), volume I, with marginal corrections by Scott., 1828.
'Tales of a grandfather' by Sir Walter Scott, second edition (Edinburgh, 1828), volume II, with marginal corrections by Scott., 1828.
'Tales of a grandfather' by Sir Walter Scott, second edition (Edinburgh, 1828), volume III, with marginal corrections by Scott., 1828.
'Tartan', three manuscript drafts., February 1963.
Television scripts of 'The story of a recluse' by Alasdair Gray, including correspondence and notes., 1965-1987.
Ten pages of notes, undated, in the hand of Thomas Carlyle, for ‘Frederick the Great’, and a fragment of manuscript with a photograph of Carlyle., Mid 19th century.
Ten poems of Ronald Campbell Macfie.
With two letters, 1918 and undated, of Macfie to Mary Veronica Morgan.
Testimonials and appreciations of Edwin Muir and his work., 1935-1960.
The papers include a copy o Edwin Muir's report on his work in Prague in 1947 (folio 14), and a collection of presscuttings, 1949-1960 (folio 95).
Text of five 'lectures' by Henry Fletcher of Saltoun on St Matthew's Gospel., 18th century.
Lecture 2 is represented only by a heading, with the note that the separate treatise on the Sermon on the Mount (MSS.17771-17772) is to be inserted; and of lecture 5 only the beginning is present.
Text, without the author's preface, of ‘In memoriam James Joyce’ by Christopher Murray Grieve, ‘Hugh MacDiarmid’., ?1937-?1956.
The text consists of pieces of manuscripts and typescript, written at different times, put together and foliated by Hugh MacDiarmid. There are a number of variants from the published text.