Memorandums.
Found in 993 Collections and/or Records:
Contracts, schemes, and other papers concerning the estate of Ladykirk, Berwickshire., 1771-1775, undated.
Copies, 19th century, and original papers collected by Sir William Fraser, 16th century-1793.
Copies of correspondence, chiefly compiled for James Stuart, probably as part of his defence against accusations of inefficiency., 1767-1783.
Copies of documents relating to roads in the Highlands.
Copies of letters and papers concerning the formation of the Irish Treasury Board and the procedures to be adopted by it, with notes on the procedures of the British Treasury. Volume II., 1794.
Copies of memoranda on suggested naval operations by Sir Home Riggs Popham, including copies of his letters to Lord St Vincent., 1803-1804.
Copies of memoranda on suggested naval operations by Sir Home Riggs Popham, including copies of his letters to Lord St Vincent, volume 1., 1803.
Copies of memoranda on suggested naval operations by Sir Home Riggs Popham, including copies of his letters to Lord St Vincent, volume 2., 1804.
Across the left-hand corner of folio 3a is the following note in pencil: 'This was written in consequence of General Pichegru and Dumourier wishing Government to attack Walcheren, to which I strongly objected in consultation with those officers, and was then desired to propose a scheme for offensive operations'. Sir Home Riggs Popham suggested attacks on the Island of Oleron in France and the islands of Schaven and Goeree in Holland.
Copies of miscellaneous dispatches, memoranda and papers sent by the Foreign Office to the 2nd Earl of Minto as First Lord of the Admiralty or as a member of the Cabinet., 1839-1840.
Copies of official correspondence and memoranda concerning the Baroda reforms and the subsidiary reports., 1808-1809.
The papers may have been compiled about the time of Alexander Walker's departure from Baroda.
Copies of official correspondence, with some original reports concerning India., [?Circa 1820]-1824.
Copies of official memoranda and correspondence, 1805-1808, of Alexander Walker concerning the Baroda finances and including explanatory memoranda about native accounting and about Sanskrit terms, compiled circa 1826., 1805-1808.
Copies of speeches given by the Earl of Rosebery, together with drafts and notes, 1888-1896; with memoranda of conversations and meetings, 1867-1908, undated., 1867-1908, undated.
Copies of the 1st Earl of Minto's letters and papers., 1806-1813.
Copies or drafts of letters and memoranda of Mary, Queen of Scots, or associated closely with her, probably written by various secretaries.
Copy, 17th century, of the statutes of Christ`s College, Cambridge, 1506.
Copy letters and memoranda of concerning Bábáji, the Gaikwar's Commander., 1802-1810.
The copies were probably compiled circa 1825.
Included is a memorandum on panchayet courts in Baroda in 1808 (folio 23).
Correspondence and accounts of the Faculty of Advocates concerning publication and sales of Faculty Decisions.
Correspondence and associated papers of General Sir George Murray during the Peninsular War., 1808-1814.
The associated papers consist of intelligence reports (many of which are illustrated by sketch-maps) by British officers, letters and memoranda forwarded from Spanish and Portuguese leaders, and a few intercepted letters of French Generals.
Correspondence and memoranda between SNH and the Scottish Office., 1991-1996.
On proposals to set up a Scottish Environment Protection Agency.
Correspondence and memoranda chiefly concerning the Duke of Bedford., 1805-1806.
Correspondence and memoranda chiefly concerning the proposed printing by T and A Constable of the Skerryvore edition of Robert Louis Stevenson's works for Odhams Limited., 1936.
Correspondence and memoranda, chiefly of the ‘Ossian Committee’ of the Highland Society of Scotland in preparing the Ossian Report (1805).
Also contains correspondence and memoranda of Sir John Sinclair in preparing ‘The poems of Ossian in the original Gaelic’. There are no Gaelic items. For a detailed listing see John Mackechnie.
Correspondence and memoranda concerning the 4th Earl of Minto relating to Lord William Seymour, General Officer Commanding British forces in Canada., 1898-1900.
The papers and correspondence chiefly concern relations between Lord William Seymour and General Sir Edward Hutton, General Officer Commanding Dominion Militia, and to a lesser extent the raising of Canadian troops for South Africa. Appended (folio 291) is a memorandum prepared by Seymour in ?1903 giving a statement of his position in Canada, and of his disagreements with Hutton and the 4th Earl of Minto.