Press cuttings. Information artifacts.
Found in 2179 Collections and/or Records:
Letters of and to George G Napier.
With press cuttings and printed items.
Letters of and to Naomi Mitchison.
With typescripts, undated, of prose pieces and verse including "Prisoners at War", photographs and press-cuttings.
Letters of and to Sir James Lawton Wingate from a variety of artists, with several associated press cuttings., 1904-1909, undated.
There are a few letters to James Wingate’s daughter, Nelly.
Letters of Augusta Leigh to John Cam Hobhouse, Francis Hodgson and Stephen Lushington., 1815-1843, undated.
Letters of Austen Henry Layard to John Murray III, John Murray IV and Hallam Murray., 1848-1894.
Letters of Christopher Murray Grieve, 'Hugh MacDiarmid', with a few from his wife Valda to Rebecca ('Ray') Mitchell., 1934-1978.
As well as personal and financial matters, they concern the publication of James leslie Mitchell's work.
Letters of Edward Ellice (died 1863) to Joseph Parkes., 1855-1863, undated.
Folio 163 is a cutting of a newspaper article which mentions Edward Ellice and the Hudson's Bay Company.
Letters of Fr. Brocard Sewell, 1978-1988
Letters and postcards of Fr. Brocard Sewell to Lucinda Mackay regarding his personal life, his writing, his vocational work, and instances of international travel. Also includes a newspaper obituary for Sewell (April 2000) and newspaper reviews of his books.
Letters of Francis Head, mostly to John Murray III., 1860-1875.
Letters of James Ballantyne to John Murray II, with related papers., 1806-1808.
Letters of James M Craigen with sundry reports, documents and directories concerning the Scottish Special Housing Association and Scottish Trades Union Congress.
Letters of John Byrne to Douglas Percy Bliss.
Letters of John Ferguson, banker and poet, Stirling, with newspaper-cuttings of poems by him and notices and poems about him., 1921-1928, undated.
Letters of John Murray II to Lord Byron; with letters and letter fragments of and to John Murray II concerning Byron., 1815-1837, undated.
Letters of John Murray IV, John Murray V and John Murray VI to Thomas James Wise; with correspondence and newspaper clippings concerning the sale and provenance of Byron manuscripts and other items., 1928-1966.
Letters of John Stuart Blackie to Alan Reid, with press-cuttings and other papers relating to Blackie., 1889-1890, undated.
Letters of Joseph Hume, MP, with transcripts and a newspaper-cutting., 1822-1852.
Letters of Lord Byron from the Library of Honresfield House., 1810-1813.
Letter of Lord Byron, Athens, to John Cam Hobhouse, 28 February 1811. folios 1-2. Letter of Lord Byron, to Francis Hodgson, regarding bawdy letters by Robert Burns, 14 December 1813. folios 3-5. Newspaper clipping regarding sale of the above letter of Byron to Hodgson, [1880s-1890s]. folio 6. Wrapper of a letter addressed to John Cam Hobhouse, franked 21 and 22 November 1810 [letter not present]. folio 7.
Letters of Lord Byron to John Cam Hobhouse., 1813-1819.
Letters of Mary Ann Chaworth (later Musters) to Lord Byron and John Hanson., 1765-1826, undated.
Letters of Muriel Spark to Tony Strachan with related press cuttings and audio-visual material.
Letters of Norman McLaren to Florence Russell, including painted and etched films; with papers collected by Florence Russell, comprising press cuttings, a sound recording, articles and printed material, concerning the work of Norman McLaren.
Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson and of his wife, Fanny, to Anne Jenkin, with related papers.
Fleeming Jenkin was Professor of Engineering at the University of Edinburgh and Stevenson’s tutor in that capacity. Stevenson showed little aptitude or interest in engineering but the two men became firm friends. After Jenkin’s sudden death in 1885, his widow Anne asked Stevenson to write a memoir of her husband and this correspondence arose from that connection.
Letters of Sir Robert W Perks, 1st Baronet, to the Earl of Rosebery., 1894-1928.
Letters of Sir Walter Scott, and anecdotes about Scott followed by letters and press cuttings concerning them., 1792-1831.
The letters of Sir Walter Scott, 1792-1831, are to various members of the Shortreed family, and concern Scott's business and social connections with the family. There is also a report (folio 94) of a conversation between Robert and John Shortreed about tours with Scott in Liddesdale, 1824. This is apparently the original report, of which MS.921, folio 78 is a copy. The report is printed in ‘Cornhill Magazine’ (1932).