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Notebooks.

 Subject
Subject Source: Art & Architecture Thesaurus
Scope Note: Books of blank pages, usually ruled, used for taking notes, especially by pupils and students for taking class notes or writing or drawing exercises. .

Found in 3337 Collections and/or Records:

Notebook containing another copy of the account in MS.17460: "Compt of Intromission had [by Saltoun and his] Factors with Sir Andrew Fletc[her's executorie] ...", followed by accounts concerning Archiblad and John Fletcher of Aberlady., 1675-1686.

 Item
Identifier: MS.17462
Scope and Contents The "Compt of Intromission had [by Saltoun and his] Factors with Sir Andrew Fletc[her's executorie] ..." (folio 1) is followed by 'Blackbaronies Sir Patrick Murrayes and Saltounes compt book of intromissiones as Curators to Archibald Fletcher of Aberlady Containing the Cropts 1680, 81, 82, 83 and 84 of Aberlady and Butterdane with the former rests' (folio 17 verso) and 'Blackbarony and Sir Patrick Murrayes Compt book of intromission as Curators to John Fletcher of Aberlady Containing the...
Dates: 1675-1686.

Notebook containing chiefly sermons and summaries of sermons., 17th century.

 Item
Identifier: MS.3160
Scope and Contents

The notebook contains: 'The heads of a sermon called Right Reformation preached by Mr. Dell at a fast befor the Parl of England at Westminster, 1650' (folio 1), and summaries of sermons of Mungo Law (folios 5 verso, 12), Andrew Steuart, perhaps Stewart, Minister of Penninghame (folio 8), and Robert Traill (folio 9). The book also contains a medical recipe and one for making ink (folio 1), and lines of verse beginning, 'Love not the world, the world is vaine' (folio 1 verso).

Dates: 17th century.

Notebook containing copies by Dr Anna ('Nan') Shepherd of her own poems. , ?1933.

 File
Identifier: MS.27441
Scope and Contents

The date of composition, 1915-1933, is given in many cases.

There are some corrections in the manuscript and a few of the titles differ from those in the published version.

Several folios have been cut out at the beginning.

Dates: ?1933.