Notebooks.
Found in 3337 Collections and/or Records:
Notebook of James Chisholme, containing rough notes of personal, estate and business expenditure., 1803-1807.
Notebook of James Erskine of Aberdona., 1803-1806.
The notebook contains copies of geometrical theorems, 1803 (folio 1); and a list of books read by James Erskine, 1804-1806 (folio 1 inverted).
Notebook of James Home of Greenlawdean, brother of John Home of Blackadder.
The notebook consists chiefly of notes of bonds and their repayment.
Notebook of James Hyman Singer, ‘Burns Singer’, containing chiefly poems., 1958-1961.
Some of the poems are translations published in ‘Five centuries of Polish poetry’, compiled by J Peterkiewicz and Burns Singer (London, 1960). Others are verses for children translated from German (folio 67). There is also a short reminiscence of Singer's childhood (folio 81).
Notebook of James Leslie Mitchell containing the outline and the manuscript of parts X-XII of 'The last ogre', published in 'Persian dawns, Egyptian nights'., [1932, or before.]
The inverted folios contain miscellaneous notes, mostly concerning the James Leslie Mitchell's house and furniture, and a timetable of Mitchell's day (folio ll inverted).
Notebook of James Mutter, Ardrossan.
Contains a lecture on a visit to Germany and an essay on Schiller.
Notebook of James Robert Hope-Scott of Abbotsford.
The notebook contains material on the history of Venice taken from printed sources, and drafts of two letters, 1837, to Count Leo Thun-Hohenstein on theological matters.
Notebook of James Seton dated 'Namur, 9 July 1759'., 1759.
This miscellaneous volume includes notes on the calendar, biblical studies, medicine, and the composition of contemporary armies.
Notebook of James St Clair, containing copies of various reports., [1745, or after.]
The notebook contains a copy of the 'Ordres de Marches issued to the British Army in Flanders in 1745’ (folio i). Also copies of two reports written by St Clair: 'Report to His Majesty concerning the Ground for Encamping the Troops between Highgate and Whetstone and a report of the different ways leading to London' (page 95); 'Report to His Majesty in relation to the County of Kent' (page 100). With four plans for encampments pasted in (inverted folios 1-3).
Notebook of James Steuart, Keeper of the King’s Wardrobe.
Notebook of James Stuart chiefly containing miscellaneous information about Indian officials, and descriptions of places he visited., 1780.
Notebook of James Stuart containing a statement of his financial affairs prior to his departure for India., 1775.
Notebook, of Jane C Guy, giving sewing instructions largely concerning patches.
Includes samples.
Notebook of Jane Welsh Carlyle., 1845-1852.
Contains dated entries on people and events, with some additional later notes by Thomas Carlyle.
Notebook of Jane Welsh Carlyle, labelled by Thomas Carlyle: 'Vol. II (Notes, etc., on the mythic jottings, contind.) [ended and tied up (23 July 1868)]'., 1856-1868.
Notebook of Joe Corrie, numbered 'Vol.4', containing manuscripts of poems, ideas for plays, drafts of scenes, and notes., 1928-1944, undated.
Notebook of John Bruce of Newcastle containing a tour of Scotland, and notes on books.
Contains Bruce's observations on education in Scotland. The journal includes a detailed description of his visit to the High School in Glasgow.
Notebook of John Burdon-Sanderson containing notes, 1866-1867, of experiments concerning respiration and, at the back, notes, 1865, on moisture in bake-houses., 1865-1867.
Notebook of John Burdon-Sanderson containing notes, undated, of experiments in connexion with the preparation of a paper on cholera., ?1866.
The notes are undated but 1866 has been written inside the front cover in a later hand (possibly that of J S Haldane), by someone who had access to his diary.
Notebook of John Burdon-Sanderson labelled 'Programme G & BS Boars Hill Septʳ. 1894' containing a summary of a work provisionally entitled 'The excitatory phenome[na?] of muscle & nerve'., 1894.
Several of the summaries are written on sheets of paper which have been pasted to the leaves of the notebook.
The volume has been attacked by vermin, but damage to the text is slight.