Notebooks.
Found in 3337 Collections and/or Records:
Notebook of Sir Charles Dalrymple on the proceedings of the Cathedrals Establishment Committee., 1879-1885.
Notebook of Sir David Dalrymple, Lord Hailes (chiefly blank) containing engagements July-September 1731 and January-March 1732, with some miscellaneous notes and accounts., 1731-1732.
Notebook of Sir David Dalrymple, Lord Hailes, consisting of lists of legal cases, 1790-1792, and a draft of ‘Specimen of a glossary of the Scottish language’, undated., 1790-1792, undated.
Notebook of Sir David Dalrymple, Lord Hailes, entitled 'Collection of Wittiscisms'., 1754, undated.
Contains numbers 1-78.
Notebook of Sir David Dalrymple, Lord Hailes, of Greek verses and miscellaneous jottings., 2nd half of the 18th century.
Notebook of Sir David Dalrymple, Lord Hailes of juvenile Latin verses and exercises., 1742-1746.
Notebook of Sir George H Scott-Douglas containing notes on the genealogy of the Douglas family of Springwood Park., [?Before 1869].
Notebook of Sir George H Scott-Douglas, containing notes on the history of gardens and agriculture., [Before 1885.]
Notebook of Sir George H Scott-Douglas, containing notes on the history of gardens and agriculture., [Before 1885.]
Notebook of Sir George H Scott-Douglas containing, with other pencil notes, a diary of his travels in Europe., March-May 1849.
Notebook of Sir Herbert John Clifford Grierson containing a typescript inventory and valuation of the contents of Grierson's house at 12 Regent Terrace, Edinburgh., 1940.
Notebook of Sir Herbert John Clifford Grierson containing part of his textual research on the poetry of John Donne., [1912, or before.]
Notebook of Sir Herbert John Clifford Grierson containing part of his textual research on the poetry of John Donne., [1912, or before.]
Notebook of Sir James Balfour containing additions to his ‘Annals of Scotland’.
Notebook of Sir James Hall entitled "Chemical Experiments made with a view to obviate some of the difficulties in Dr Hutton's 'Theory of the Earth'"., 1798-1802.
Notebook of Sir James Hall entitled "Chemical Experiments made with a view to obviate some of the difficulties in Dr Hutton's 'Theory of the Earth'"., 1803-1806, 1809.
The volume also contains a letter, 1805, from Josiah Byerley, who helped James Hall in some of his experiments (folio 180); and two letters, 1809, to Edward Blore, possibly about the illustrations to Hall's ‘Essay on the origin, history and principles of gothic architecture' (London, 1813) (folios 191, 193).
Notebook of Sir James Matthew Barrie, containing notes on David Masson's lectures on rhetoric, 31 October-29 November 1881, written throughout in longhand., 1881.
Notebook of Sir James Matthew Barrie, for 'Homework' on logic, 15 May-29 June 1880., 1880.
The notebook consists of answers to the exercises in "Jevon's Logic" (William Stanley Jevons, ‘Elementary lessons in logic, deductive and inductive’ (London, 1870)), written out fairly.
Notebook of Sir James Matthew Barrie, for rough notes on Alexander Campbell Fraser's lectures on logic and metaphysics., 1880-1881.
The notebook also contains the rough work for the notes written out fairly in MS.6656. Much is in shorthand. There are also rough notes on mathematics and natural philosophy.
Notebook of Sir James Matthew Barrie, intended for rough notes on Peter Guthrie Tait's lectures on natural philosophy, but also containing notes on mathematics and logic., 1880-1881.
Notebook of Sir James Matthew Barrie originally intended for rough notes on George Chrystal's mathematical lectures, but also containing notes on natural philosophy, logic, and metaphysics., 1880-1881.
At the end of the notebook (folios 1-7 inverted) are further notes on philosophers and philosophy; these are mainly in longhand, whereas the other notes, apart from the actual working out of problems, etc., are for the most part in shorthand.
Notebook of Sir James Matthew Barrie, with notes, written out fairly, on Alexander Campbell Fraser's lectures on logic and metaphysics, 26 October-29 November 1880., 1880.
At the end of the notebook, inverted, are notes on psychology, 16 November-2 December 1880.