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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 the manuscript of a farce, 'Redwood', in two acts, with short stage instructions and occasional verses in the text.

 Item
Identifier: MS.9378
Scope and Contents

Watermark evidence suggests a date for the volume circa 1795.

Dates: [Circa 1795.]

Notebook containing the original manuscript of 'An autobiography' by Edwin Muir., [1954, or before.]

 Item
Identifier: MS.19657
Scope and Contents

This notebook contains pages 205-250 of the published text, beginning on folio 10 and written on the rectos and then inverted on the versos; folio 1 and the rectos of folios 2-9 contain poems and notes, including material for the autobiography which was used by P H Butter in ‘Edwin Muir: man and poet’, 1966, pages 246-249.

Dates: [1954, or before.]

Notebook containing theological notes chiefly in the hand of Andrew Ker, with additions in the hand of John Macghie., 1621-1622.

 Item
Identifier: MS.16472
Scope and Contents

A scrap of paper, on which is written a note identifying the writers, which was formerly attached to the outside of the front cover has been tipped in on the front pastedown (folio i).

Remains of two pairs of thongs.

Dates: 1621-1622.

Notebook containing transcripts of specifications and articles by various authors relating to a wide variety of small engineering undertakings, owned and chiefly compiled by R Blackadder.

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Identifier: MS.19981
Scope and Contents R Blackadder worked in Dundee, and appears to have been a member of the family of mapmakers and civil engineers from Berwickshire. He was part estate management consultant and part engineer. His interests ranged from manure and drainage, to the construction of damheads, ice houses, bridges, and railway curves. He also made notes on landlord tenant relations, on crop rotation, and on the organisation of various large estates. His work was primarily in Angus, but he spent some time in...
Dates: Mid 19th century-late 19th century.

Notebook containing twelve sermons for use at Communion.

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Identifier: MS.9351
Scope and Contents

Each sermon is followed by notes of the occasions on which it was delivered, from which it appears that the owner was an itinerant preacher working mainly in East Fife, 1817-1845, but with a few visits to Edinburgh and Glasgow. There is also a record of the numbers of communicants from 1814 to 1841 (folio i verso).

Dates: 1814-1845.

Notebook containing typescripts of original poems and verse translations by George Campbell Hay., 1943-1945.

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Identifier: MS.14967
Scope and Contents

The notebook contains 60 poems in Gaelic (39), French (9), English (9), Italian (2) and Scots (1), together with an unpublished Gaelic verse sequence beginning ‘Mochtar is Dubhghall’ (folio 18 verso); Gaelic translations of Arabic rhymes, sayings and riddles (folio 38 verso; see “O na ceithir Àirdean”, page 65); and lists of poems (folio 41 verso).

Dates: 1943-1945.

`Notebook David Morris` of George Crabbe., 1820.

 Item
Identifier: MS.42075
Scope and Contents

Title taken from the "Index of English Literary Manuscripts", volume 3, part 1, page 297 (London : Mansell, 1986), which has a full description of the contents of the notebook.

Dates: 1820.

Notebook entitled 'A Missellany or Collection of severall things, 1625', containing transcripts, presumably derived from printed editions or, since many were printed after 1625, from manuscript copies., 1625.

 File
Identifier: MS.5831
Scope and Contents The works transcribed are as follows.(i) Anne Boleyn's last letter to Henry VIII. See the 'Harleian Miscellany', volume iii, page 61. (Folio 6.)(ii) The 1st Earl of Salisbury's ‘The state and dignity of a secretary of state's place’. See the 'Harleian Miscellany', volume ii, page 265. (Folio 10.)(iii) Francis Bacon's 'An advertisement, touching the controversies of the Church of England'. See William Rawley, ‘Resuscitatio, or bringing into publick light...
Dates: 1625.