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Eight letters to David Morrison.

 File
Identifier: Acc.13341
Scope and Contents

Eight letters, 1984-2010, to David Morrison; correspondents include Alasdair Gray, Norman MacCaig and John Manson. With manuscript drafts of two poems by David Morrison.

Dates: 1984-2010.

Eighty-four letters and cards of Edwin Morgan to Richard Price; with manuscript of unpublished poem, "The Ropemaker`s Bride".

 Collection
Identifier: Acc.13384
Scope and Contents The collection records the affectionate last years of a stimulating literary relationship between Edwin Morgan and the younger, ‘Informationist’ poet, Richard Price. They first met in the 1980s when Price, then a Visiting Professor at Strathclyde University, went to visit Morgan. Both technophiles and both love poets, they struck up a lasting friendship, corresponding from then until the mid 2000s. This collection marks the last period of their correspondence, covering 2003-2006 (for earlier...
Dates: 2003-2006.

Exercise-book, containing 'Lord John, a Fife Tale', a poem, ?1895, by Thomas Swan, handloom weaver, Leslie, Fife.

 Item
Identifier: MS.3015
Scope and Contents

Other poems (one of circa 1893) and letters with which Thomas Swan sent them to Professors David Masson and John Chiene, 1895, have been inserted at the beginning.

Dates: [Circa 1893], 1895.

Family and estate papers of the Oliphant family of Gask.

 Collection
Identifier: Adv.MSS.82.1.1-82.9.16

Four letters, 1823 and undated, of Jane Welsh Carlyle, and two letters, 1838 and undated, of Grace Welsh to Isabella McTurk.

 File
Identifier: Acc.12039
Scope and Contents

Includes:

1. verses, 1832 and undated, in various hands;

2. riddles and verses, circa 1828, given by Jane Welsh Carlyle to Isabella McTurk.

Dates: 1823-1838.

Four letters, [1823], and undated, of Jane Welsh Carlyle, and two letters, 1838, and undated, of Grace Welsh, to Isabella McTurk, mainly concerning personal matters.

 File
Identifier: Dep.295- is now Acc.12039.
Scope and Contents

Includes:

1. verses, 1832 and undated, in various hands;

2. riddles and verses, circa 1828, given by Jane Welsh Carlyle to Isabella McTurk.

Dates: [1823]-1838, and undated.

Four letters, 1874-1884, of Thomas Stevenson to Peter G Tait, with one, 1886, to Mrs Tait.

 Collection
Identifier: Acc.8378
Scope and Contents

Includes:

sonnets, 1858, of Sir William Rowan Hamilton, sent to Mrs Tait.

two documents, undated, concerning H S Reid, one being the text of the dedication of a chapel.

Dates: 1858-1886.

Four letters of Allan Cunningham.

 File
Identifier: Acc.8601
Scope and Contents

One letter concerns a bust of John Keats.

With a poem, 1843, of James Montgomery, "The Dying Girl`s Request".

Dates: 1829-1838 and undated.

Four letters of W S Graham and his wife Nessie to Nataly Nesterenko; with two possibly unpublished poems of W S Graham.

 Collection
Identifier: Acc.13263
Scope and Contents

Nataly Nesterenko was married to William Featherston, a Canadian artist, and the couple were friends of W S and Nessie Graham. The friendship survived the Featherston`s divorce and the letters show the Graham`s concern for Nataly Nesterenko during a difficult period in her life. The two typescript poems are untitled, but the first lines are ...

Dates: 1972-1979.

Further Gaelic manuscripts from the Irvine-Robertson collection.

 Collection
Identifier: Acc.14544
Content Description

A small group of manuscripts that were formerly part of Acc.3184 (now MSS.14877-14881), to be merged with that collection in due course.

The manuscripts were brought together by the Rev. Dr. Alexander Irvine (1773-1824), minister of Fortingall and then Little Dunkeld, Gaelic scholar and collector of Gaelic verse. They comprise correspondence in English, sermons in Gaelic, and Gaelic poetry collected by Irvine.

Dates: ca. 1800-1823

Further papers of and relating to Gael Turnbull.

 Collection
Identifier: Acc.13311
Scope and Contents

This small collection includes correspondence, drafts of late poems and typescript of `Winged Afar`, an unpublished work. The correspondence includes letters, 1979-2005, of August Kleinzahler.

Dates: Circa 1977-2005.

Further papers of and relating to Harvey Holton.

 Collection
Identifier: Acc.14023/1-4

Further papers of Gordon Jarvie.

 Collection
Identifier: Acc.13398
Scope and Contents

The papers comprise: (1) draft, 2013, of "Bessy Bell", a collection of poems by Gordon Jarvie, (2) drafts and correspondence relating to 1st and 2nd editions of "Climber`s Calendar" (2001, 2007), with correspondence, papers and ephemera relating to Jarvie`s Scottish mountain climbing and `Munro-bagging`, (3) finding list for Jarvie`s literary works.

Dates: circa 1999-2013.

Further papers of Lord James Douglas-Hamilton relating to historical matters.

 Fonds
Identifier: Dep.379
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, papers and copies of research documents assembled by Lord James Douglas-Hamilton for the publication of his books 'Motive for a Mission, the Story Behind Rudolf Hess’s Flight to Britain' (1st edition London 1971, 2nd edition Edinburgh 1979 and paperback edition, 1980); 'Air Battle for Malta: The Diaries of a Fighter Pilot', (Edinburgh 1981); and 'Roof of the World: Man’s First Flight Over Everest', (Edinburgh 1983).

Dates: 1968-1983.

Gaelic material extracted from the papers of the author, broadcaster and schoolmaster, Hector MacIver (1910-1966).

 Series
Identifier: MSS.14973-14976
Scope and Contents

The material extracted from MSS.26276-26300 consists chiefly of typescripts of Hector MacIver’s plays and broadcasts.

Dates: 1934-1962, undated

Gaelic song collection from Amulree.

 File
Identifier: Acc.13850
Content Description A volume, 19th-century, of Gaelic songs copied from printed books or collected from local tradition around Amulree, Perthshire, including songs by Robert Stewart (Rob Raineach), his son Duncan Stewart, John MacNaughton (Iain Mac Neachdainn), Charlotte MacGregor (Searlaid Nic Griogair) and Donald MacDuff, Tomnagrew. A number of the songs were subsequently published in newspapers. - Together with a letter in Gaelic, 1892, of Donald Campbell, schoolmaster and Inspector of the Poor in Amulree...
Dates: Ca. 1820-1883

Gaelic verse mostly of Badenoch poets, collected in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, and formerly held in the Cluny Charter Chest.

 File
Identifier: Acc.11044
Scope and Contents A collection of Gaelic verse, mostly of poets from the Badenoch area. It was written down in the late 18th century, with some later additions at the end. Most of the songs were published by Thomas Sinton in his article "Gaelic poetry from the Cluny charter chest", 'Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness' XXIII (1898-1899), pp. 247-281 (referred to below as "Sinton, TGSI"), and again in 'The Poetry of Badenoch' (Inverness 1906) by the same author.The collection was...
Dates: 1791-1801 and undated.

Inscribed copy of Stewart Conn, "Thunder in the Air: Poems" (1967).

 Item
Identifier: Acc.11181
Scope and Contents

Includes letter of Conn to Alexander Reid, on literary matters.

Dates: 1967.

Inscribed copy of "The Tree" (Dunfermline, 1977), by Tom Scott.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.11586
Scope and Contents

Includes three related letters of Tom Scott to John Stewart Collis, 1978.

Dates: 1977-1978.

Jacobite Papers.

 File
Identifier: Acc.3412
Scope and Contents

Includes letters, correspondence, printed pamphlets and poems, proclamations and newspaper cuttings.

Dates: 1645-1891.

Journal of Lieutenant David Aytoun, Royal Navy, on H.M.S. Dragon in the Mediterranean, with various notes, observations and copies of correspondence.

 File
Identifier: MS.13598
Scope and Contents The manuscript includes descriptions of Lisbon, Gibraltar and Minorca, the dimensions of the masts and yards of H.M.S. Dragon, religious notes, verses, copies of David Aytoun's letters and memorials requesting promotion, and Aytoun's curriculum vitae, which includes a list of the ships on which he served. Aytoun, a younger brother of the laird of Kinnaldie, joined the Royal Navy on 12 May 1729, as a Midshipman, and was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant on 13 October 1738. He went on...
Dates: 1743-1746.

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Letters. Correspondence. 261
Correspondence. 178
Manuscripts. 126
Typescripts. 121
Notes. 55
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Notebooks. 50
Articles. 47
Drafts. Documents. 45
Press cuttings. Information artifacts. 45
Copies. Derivative objects. 42
Photographs. 41
Diaries. 36
Short stories. 31
Plays. 27
Lists. 26
Translations. Documents. 22
Speeches. Documents. 21
Photocopies. 20
Microfilms. 19
Documents. 16
Reviews. Document genre 16
Proofs. printed matter 15
Accounts. 14
Novels. 14
Songs. Musical compositions. 14
Excerpts. 13
Fragments. 13
Printed materials. Object genre. 13
Transcripts. 13
Essays. 12
Biographies. 11
Genealogies. 11
Lectures. 11
Publications. 11
Inscriptions. 10
Proofs. Printed matter. 10
Autobiographies. 9
Family papers. 9
Financial records. 9
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Receipts. Financial records. 9
Drawings. Visual works. 8
Reports. 8
Engravings. Prints. 7
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Scripts. Documents 7
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Commonplace books. 6
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Memorandums. 6
Pamphlets. 6
Petitions. 6
Travel journals. 6
Audiocassettes. 5
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Catalogues. 5
Commentaries. 5
Dedications. Documents. 5
Journals. Accounts. 5
Literature (writings). 5
Memoirs. 5
Reviews. Document genre. 5
Treatises. 5
Abstracts. Summaries. 4
Administrative records. 4
Albums. 4
Ballads. 4
Declarations. 4
Facsimiles. Reproductions. 4
Galley proofs. Proofs (printed matter). 4
Histories. 4
Inventories. 4
Minute books. 4
Orders. Records (documents). 4
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Account books. 3
Annotations. 3
Charters. 3
Criticism. 3
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Language
English 264
Undetermined 142
Gaelic; Scottish Gaelic 21
Multiple languages 4
Latin 3
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Names
Grieve, Christopher Murray, 1892-1978 (poet, writer, and cultural activist, pseudonym Hugh MacDiarmid) 11
Bruce, George Robert, poet and broadcaster, 1909-2002 9
Graham, William Sydney, poet, 1918-1986 8
Brown, George Mackay (poet and writer) 7
Burns, Robert (poet) (1759–1796) 7
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Turnbull, Gael Lundin, poet and physician, 1928-2004 6
Annand, James King, poet, 1908-1993 5
Glen, Duncan Munro, editor and author, 1933-2008 5
Mitchison, Naomi Mary Margaret (née Haldane), Baroness Mitchison (author) 5
Scott, Thomas McLaughlin, poet and editor, 1918-1995 5
Smith, Sydney Goodsir, poet, playwright, 1915-1975 5
Cencrastus (Scottish literary and cultural magazine) 4
Chapman, Scotland, literary magazine 4
Ewart, Gavin Buchanan, poet, 1916-1995 4
Fraser, George Sutherland, poet and critic, 1915-1980 4
Gunn, Neil Miller (author) 4
Scotia Review, literary journal 4
Akros, literary magazine 3
Black, David MacLeod, poet, b 1941 3
Byron, George Gordon, 6th Baron Byron (afterwards Noel, poet, known as 'Lord Byron') (1788-1824) 3
Caird, James Bowman, HM Inspector of Schools, 1919-1989 3
Finlay, Ian Hamilton, poet and sculptor, 1925-2006 3
Fowler, Alastair David Shaw, Regius Professor of Rhetoric and English Literature, University of Edinburgh, b 1930 3
Gray, Alasdair (author) (1934-2019) 3
Macfie, Ronald Campbell, physician and writer, d 1931 3
Morrison, David Ralston, Editor of 'Scotia Review', 1941-2012 3
Morrison, David Ralston, Editor of 'Scotia Review', 1941-2012. 3
Reid, Alastair, poet, b 1926 3
Reid, Alexander, playwright, 1914-1982 3
Scott, Alexander Mackie, poet and editor, 1920-1989 3
Sutherland, Robert Garioch, poet, pseudonym Robert Garioch, 1909-1981 3
Young, Douglas Cuthbert Colquhoun, poet, 1913-1973 3
Aitken, William Russell, bibliographer, 1913-1998 2
Bold, Alan Norman (poet, writer, critic and artist) 2
Bowring, Sir John, Knight, politician, diplomatist and author, 1792-1872: recipient 2
Brown, Hamish Macmillan (author and mountaineer) 2
Caird, Janet Hinshaw, novelist, née Kirkwood, 1913-1992 2
Campbell, Thomas (poet) 2
Carlyle, Jane Baillie Welsh, poet and writer, née Welsh, 1801-1866 2
Conn, Stewart, poet, playwright and broadcaster, b 1936 2
Edinburgh Review (Scottish cultural magazine, 1969-) 2
Greig, Andrew, poet, b 1951 2
Grieve, Valda, 2nd Wife of Christopher M, pseudonym Hugh MacDiarmid, née Trevlyn, 1906-1989 2
Hay, George Campbell, poet, 1915-1984 2
Henderson, Hamish, poet and folklorist, 1919-2002 2
Herdman, John MacMillan, writer, b 1941 2
Hogg, James, the Ettrick Shepherd (Scottish poet, novelist and essayist) 2
Hogg, Robert, nephew of James Hogg, the poet, 1802-1834 2
Irvine, Alexander, Minister of Little Dunkeld, 1773-1824 2
Jamie, Kathleen, poet, b 1962 2
Linklater, Eric Robert Russell, author, 1899-1974 2
MacCaig, Norman Alexander, poet, 1910-1996 2
MacNeacail, Aonghas, poet, b 1942 2
Macdonald, Thomas Joseph Douglas, pseudonym 'Fionn MacColla' (writer) 2
Macgillivray, James Pittendrigh, sculptor, 1856-1938 2
Macgregor, Forbes, poet and teacher, 1904-1991 2
Macleod, Joseph Todd Gordon, poet and radio announcer, pseudonym Adam Drinan, 1903–1984 2
Manson, John, poet, writer, editor and publisher of "Weighbauk", b 1932 2
McTurk, Isabella, correspondent of Jane Baillie Welsh Carlyle, poet and writer, fl 1823-1828: recipient 2
Morgan, Edwin George, Professor of English, University of Glasgow, and poet, 1920-2010 2
Muir, Edwin, poet, 1887-1959 2
Rafferty, Séan Dickson Kerr, poet, 1909-1993 2
Raine, Kathleen Jessie, poet, 1908-2003 2
Scott, Francis George, composer, 1880-1958 2
Scott, Walter, Sir, 1st Baronet of Abbotsford (poet and novelist) (1771-1832) 2
Smith, Iain Crichton (poet and author) 2
Welsh, Grace, mother of Jane Baillie Welsh Carlyle, poet and writer, 1782-1842 2
Abbot, Ian, poet, 1947-1989 1
Aitken, John, Editor of "Constable's Miscellany", 1793-1833: recipient 1
Akros Publications 1
Auld, William (Esperanto poet and translator) 1
Aytoun, William Edmondstoune, poet, 1813-1865 1
Bain, Robert, dramatist and poet, 1865-1955 1
Ballantine, James, glass-painter and song-writer, c 1807-1877 1
Barrie, Sir James Matthew, 1st Baronet, playwright and novelist, 1860-1937 1
Binyon, Robert Laurence (poet and art-historian) 1
Blacklock, Thomas, poet and writer, 1721-1791 1
Bold, Alan Norman, poet, writer, critic and artist, 1943-1998 1
Borrow, George Henry (writer and traveller) (1803-1881) 1
Boston Burns Club 1
Boswell, Sir Alexander, 1st Baronet, of Auchinleck, 1775-1822 1
Bottrall, Ronald, poet, 1906-1989 1
Bridges, Robert Seymour (poet) 1
Broadsheet, poetry magazine 1
Brooks, Ernest, illustrator and painter, 1911-1993: recipient 1
Brown, Ivor John Carnegie, theatre critic and writer, 1891-1974 1
Bryan, Tom, Poet, b. 1950. 1
Bunting, Basil Cheesman, poet, 1900-1985 1
Burns Begg, family of Isabella Begg, sister of Robert Burns, poet 1
Caimbeul, Aonghas, ca. 1740-ca. 1814 (Gaelic poet) 1
Cairns, David, Professor of Practical Theology, University of Aberdeen, 1904-1992 1
Calder, family, Airdens, Bonar Bridge, Sutherland 1
Cambridge, Gerry, poet, photographer and editor, b 1959 1
Campbell, Daniel, 1837-1894 (Schoolmaster and Inspector of the Poor, Amulree and Lairg) 1
Campbell, John Francis, of Islay, folklorist, ? 1821-1885 1
Campbell, Marion, wife of John, of Kilberry, née Durand, b 1919 1
Campbell, Patrick William, Writer to the Signet, 1850-1922 1
Carleton, Janet Buchanan (author and journalist, née Adam Smith, then Roberts) 1
Carleton, Janet Buchanan, author and journalist, née Adam Smith, then Roberts, 1905-1999: recipient 1
Carnegie, James, 9th Earl of Southesk, 1827-1905 1
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