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Journal, unsigned, but, from internal evidence, of Major Patrick Henderson, 42nd Madras Native Infantry.
The journal includes a description of a journey from India to England through Arabia, Egypt, Italy, and France, from February to August 1836, some notes on the French Army, and an account of Patrick Henderson's experiences in India from July 1839 to June, 1843.
Journalist's notebooks of Neal Ascherson.
Journals, 1916-1917, of Mary Lee Milne, kept while serving with a unit of the Scottish Women`s Hospitals in Russia and Romania.
With article, 1918, of Milne, "The Dobruja Retreat".
Journals and an autobiography of Alexander Murray, a farmer of Blackhouse, Peterhead.
Journals and other papers of David Wilson Bogie.
The papers include a memoir of David Bogie`s time at George Watson`s College, an account of the Law Faculty at Edinburgh University and memorials of: the Faculty of Advocates; the Court of Session in the 1970s, and also of the Shrieval Bench in Aberdeen. The papers are accompanied by notes by Alan Bell, Bogie`s unofficial literary executor.
Journals and papers of David Stephen, composer and organist.
The collection contains journals and some other papers of David Stephen (1869-1946), organist and composer in Dundee, Arbroath and St Andrews, and from 1903 music director of the Carnegie Trust, Dunfermline.
Journals and papers of Thomas Lennox Gilmour.
Concerning his education, service as private secretary to the 5th Earl of Rosebery, and to his government work during the First World War.
Journals and related letters of Admiral Sir Edward Hobart Seymour.
Journals, letters, manuscripts, notes, verse and other papers of and relating to Alastair Cram.
Lectures, lecture notes and journals of James Wright and Walter Macleod, ministers of Lauriston Street Original Secession Church, Edinburgh.
For James Wright's career, see David Scott, ‘Annals and statistics of the Original Secession Church’ (Edinburgh, 1886), pages 562-563.
Walter Macleod succeeded Wright in the charge of Lauriston Street Original Secession Church, Edinburgh on the latter's death in 1879.
Ledgers of Alasdair Gray containing diary entries and drafts of works, with typescripts of 'Fleck' and a file of press cuttings.
Eight ledgers or notebooks contain diary entries, draft letters and literary notes and drafts of stories, poems, plays and the novel 'Old men in love'; with six corrected and annotated typescripts of 'Fleck', a play; and a file of cuttings of reviews of the French edition of 'Lean tales'.
Letter, 11 diaries and six photograph albums of Arthur W Russell.
Letters, 1916-1918 and undated, of Cecile Walton to Eric Robertson, and a letter, 1929, of Dorothy Ratcliffe.
Includes letters, 1917-1942 and undated, of various correspondents and a transcription of the diary, 1907, of Eric Robertson.
Letters, 1917-1962, to Margaret Mackenzie Scott.
Concerning her literary work, correspondents including Algernon Blackwood, Walter de la Mare, Harold Nicolson and Robert Sutherland.
With a diary, 1946-1947, of Margaret Mackenzie Scott.
Letters and diaries of Captain (later Lieutenant-Colonel) Richard L O Pearson of the 7th Fusiliers, during the Crimean War.
Letters and papers, circa 1806-circa 1861 of Sir Pulteney Malcolm and his family.
Including his journal for June to September 1815, and letters, 1713-1780, of the family of Douglas of Cavers.
Letters and papers of Sir Walter Scott and his family and of John Gibson Lockhart, with those of clients and kinsmen of Walter Scott, Writer to the Signet.
Letters and papers of the Brown family, Linkwood, with some of the family of William Leslie, Minister of Lhanbryde.
Letters, journal and notes of the Reverend William Anderson, Missionary of the United Presbyterian Church of Scotland in Jamaica and Old Calabar.
Letters of and to David Roberts from the collection of the late Helen Guiterman, with miscellaneous transcripts of Roberts` diaries etc.
Letters of Dr David MacLagan, Army Medical Service, written to his family from the Peninsular War.
Includes two diaries giving an account of his service in the campaign.
Letters of members of the Walker family of Dundonald, Ayrshire.
Includes letters from relations in America and one reporting on anti-Catholic riots in Edinburgh 1779, also includes a 19th century transcript (and 20th century typescript copy) of a journal of Josiah Walker, originally written in 1780.
Letters to Raymond Greene from other members of the 1933 Everest expedition.
Correspondents include Hugh Ruttledge, 2 June 1933, Sir Jack Langland, 1970, and Tom Brocklebank, 1975.
With signed transcript of Greene`s diary concerning the establishment of Camp V.
Literary and personal papers of, and relating to, David Thomson.
As well as correspondence, and manuscripts and typescripts of published works, the collection includes a huge number of David Thomson’s notebooks and diaries.