Notebooks.
Found in 3337 Collections and/or Records:
Notebook of David Gray containing notes on algebra and moral philosophy, as well as quotations drawn from David Gray's wide reading., 1859.
Interspersed with the notes are many drafts of poems, including a considerable number that are apparently unpublished.
Notebook of David Gray containing notes on logic., 1856-1857.
Notebook of David Gray containing notes on logic., 1856-1857.
Notebook of David Gray containing notes on moral philosophy., 1857.
Notebook of David Gray containing notes on various topics and drafts of several poems., [Circa 1855.]
The notebook includes some autobiographical ramblings (folio 8 verso).
Notebook of David Maule, a dresser at the Royal Infirmary, Glasgow.
The first part (folios 1-17) consists of a case-book giving details of the symptoms, treatment, and daily progress of five patients admitted to the Infirmary. Particulars of another case had been removed before acquisition by this Library. The rest of the volume (folios 19-46) contains a journal kept by David Maule on a voyage from Greenock to British Guiana on the 'Brilliant', 22 February-16 April 1801.
Notebook of David Morrison containing drafts of poems and notes.
Includes manuscript and typescript drafts of poems for "Caithness Coronach" (2003).
Notebook of Donald Fraser containing notes on the history of the various mission stations of the South African missions of the United Free Church of Scotland., [Circa 1906], 1925.
The notes seem to have been originally compiled circa 1906 and added to in 1925.
Notebook of Donald Fraser containing notes on the various mission stations of the South African missions of the United Free Church of Scotland concerning buildings, work, problems, and prospects., 1925.
Notebook of Donald Fraser containing notes on the various mission stations of the South African missions of the United Free Church of Scotland concerning buildings, work, problems, and prospects, labelled 'Vol. 2'., 1925.
Notebook of Donald Fraser containing notes on the various mission stations of the South African missions of the United Free Church of Scotland concerning buildings, work, problems, and prospects, labelled Vol. 4'., 1925.
Inserted is a memoranda from Dr Macvicar, Victoria Hospital, Lovedale.