Manuscripts.
Found in 6567 Collections and/or Records:
Information on precedence for the Earl of Erroll against the Earl of Sutherland., 17th century.
‘Innes of Drumgask, Balnacraig, and Ballogie’, Aberdeenshire, 'a family history', by the Reverend John Stirton., 1942.
A typewritten work, dealing in particular with Lewis Innes, Principal of the Scots College in Paris, and his brother Thomas, the historian, and containing accounts of the Scots College, of Jacobite activities in France, and of the founding of the Roman Catholic Seminary at Scalan, Banffshire. Copies of correspondence from the Stuart Papers at Windsor are included.
‘Innes of Drumgask, Balnacraig, and Ballogie’, Aberdeenshire, 'a family history', by the Reverend John Stirton., 1942.
‘Innes of Drumgask, Balnacraig, and Ballogie’, Aberdeenshire, 'a family history', by the Reverend John Stirton., 1942.
`Inscriptiones funebres virorum doctrina, probitate, virtute, clarorum, qui hoc aevo decessere`, compiled by Sir Robert Sibbald, being a collection of funerary inscriptions and elegies of Scots, some composed by Sibbald himself, with a few other poems.
‘Inscriptiones quae A.D. 1746 extant in Collegio Graecorum de urbe Roma.` Transcripts, followed (folio 10) by a brief bibliographical note about the College.
‘Institutionum Chemicarum Pars Prima`; a treatise on chemistry in two parts, including comments on other writers on the subject.
Mention is made of Nicolas Lemery`s work, published in Paris, `hoc Anno 1713` (folio 10 verso). There are a few small pencil sketches of pieces of equipment, and the work is followed by an index.
Instructions of Sir Alexander Erskine of Cambo, Lyon King of Arms, to officers of arms., Late 17th century-early 18th century.
Instructions to officers in the quartermaster-general`s department, with specimens of forms and returns, compiled apparently by Sir William De Lancey in 1813, being a revised and expanded version of General Sir George Murray`s instructions (Adv.MS.46.5.2)., 1813.
The work was possibly meant to be presented to C M Cathcart, being inscribed to him (folio ii) and containing a letter, 1813, of De Lancey to him enclosed at the back of the volume (folio 52).
Instructions to officers in the quartermaster-general`s department, with specimens of forms and returns, compiled by Murray apparently in 1811., 1811.
Four leaves at the end of the volume are torn out.
Instrument of sasine, 1613, concerning lands in the barony of Crawfordjohn.
With three documents, 1720, 1873, 1887, concerning ancestors of the donor, Donald Mackenzie.
Interest accounts of the family of Dundas of Dundas., 1775-1792.
The contents of the volume are as follows:
(i) Interest account between the trustees on the estate of Dundas and John Dundas, Writer to the Signet, 17 April 1775-17 January 1785. Some of the material is duplicated or overlapping. It includes calculations of interest (folio 1).
(ii) Interest account between George Dundas of Dundas (died 1792) and John Dundas, Writer to the Signet, 29 April 1785-6 February 1792: account and vouchers (folio 49).
Interleaved copies of ‘Popular Tales of the West Highlands’, volumes 1 and 2, by John Francis Campbell (Edinburgh, 1860), with manuscript notes relating to the text, 1860-1873., 1860-1873.
Interleaved copy of ‘Popular Tales of the West Highlands’, volume 1, by John Francis Campbell (Edinburgh, 1860), with manuscript notes relating to the text, 1860-1873., 1860-1873.
Interleaved copy of ‘Popular Tales of the West Highlands’, volume 2, by John Francis Campbell (Edinburgh, 1860), with manuscript notes relating to the text, 1860-1873., 1860-1873.
Interleaved copy of "Questions Addressed to Students of Natural Philosophy", (Aberdeen, 1830).
Containing answers in an unidentified hand on the interleaves.