Notebooks.
Found in 3337 Collections and/or Records:
Notebooks of J S Haldane and notebooks in Haldane’s procession, compiled by others., 1886-1919, undated.
Notebooks of J S Haldane containing brief notes and arithmetical calculations apparently in connexion with his investigations into gases and respiration in mines., 1903, 1913.
Notebooks of J S Haldane containing notes on respiration., 1890-1915, undated.
Notebooks of J S Haldane containing the text, which has been much revised, of a lecture on the relation of science and belief.
The lecture was delivered by J S Haldane, apparently to the Royal Medical School (MS.20657, folio 26 verso).
The lecture is undated but appears to have been delivered not very long after 1882, the death of T H Green (MS.20656, folio 12).
Notebooks of James Burnett, Lord Monboddo., 1747-1796, undated.
Lord Monboddo kept two main series of notebooks, and references to them often occur in his papers.
Notebooks of James Campbell containing undated essays., 4th quarter of 19th century-1st quarter of 20th century.
Notebooks of James Chisholme, containing rough notes of personal, estate and business expenditure., 1784-1812.
Notebooks of James Naughton Dandie., 1914-1918.
Notebooks of James Stuart., 1775, 1780, 1789.
Notebooks of John Dover Wilson containing notes on William Shakespeare's sonnets., Early 20th century-mid 20th century.
Notebooks of John Duncan, containing notes and extracts from published works on artists, art techniques and related subjects.
Notebooks of John Erskine of Cambus, advocate, containing lists of books read by or belonging to him., 1774-1781.
Notebooks of John Gray containing lecture notes, undated, taken whilst a student at Edinburgh University (where he graduated MA in 1664)., [Before 1663.]
The notes are chiefly on philosophy, in particular the works of Aristotle (MS.16446, folios 91-165, MS.16447). The notes are undated, but those on ‘Ethica nicomachea’ by Aristotle, were dictated by Thomas Craufurd, who died in 1662.
Both volumes are blind-stamped IG and both originally had clasps, which were subsequently torn away.
Notebooks of John Hill Burton containing brief historical and personal memoranda in Burton's hand., 1861-1876, undated.
Notebooks of John Hill Burton containing chiefly historical jottings in Burton's hand., [Before 1882.]
Notebooks of John Hill Burton entitled ‘Adversaria’, volumes I and V, containing brief notes on historical and legal subjects., 1833, [1839, or after].
Notebooks of John Hill Burton entitled 'Adversaria', volumes II-IV and VI. , 1839, undated.
The notes consist of comments and excerpts from books on historical and legal subjects. Volume III is dated 1839, the rest are undated, but are presumably of the same period.
Notebooks of John Inglis, containing notes of cases in the Court of Session: quarto volumes., 1858-1889.
Notebooks of John Inglis, containing notes of cases in the High Court in Edinburgh: folio volumes., 1847-1858.
Notebooks of John Inglis, containing notes of cases in the High Court in Edinburgh: quarto volumes., 1858-1878.
Notebooks of John Inglis, containing notes of cases in the High Court on circuit: folio volumes., 1841-1858.
Notebooks of John Inglis, containing notes of Cases in the High Court on circuit: quarto volumes., 1858-1866.
Notebooks of John Inglis, Lord Glencorse, Lord President of the Court of Session, containing full notes of the cases in which he participated both as advocate (criminal cases only, 1841-1858) and judge (civil and criminal cases, 1858-1889).
Each volume has a contents list. Inglis was Lord Advocate in 1852 and 1858, Lord Justice Clerk from 1858 to 1867, and Lord Justice General and Lord President of the Court of Session from 1867 to 1891.