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Records of the Amalgamated Slaters` Society of Scotland.
Records of the Edinburgh People's Festival.
Records of the National Party of Scotland, Scottish Convention, Scottish Covenant Association and Scottish National Party.
Minutes, letters and papers, with miscellaneous printed political leaflets and ephemera retained with the collection, from the Edinburgh Headquarters of the Scottish National Party. Included are records of other organizations of the national movement.
Records of the North East Fife Conservative and Unionist Association.
Including records of predecessor bodies and associated local Conservative and Unionist Associations.
Records of the Royal Highland Yacht Club
Minutes, correspondence, lists of members, newsletters and journals.
Related material inserted in ‘Our Journall into Scotland, Anno Domini 1629, 5th of November’ by Christopher Lowther (Edinburgh, 1894).
Research papers of Michael McManus for "Jo Grimond: Towards the Sound of Gunfire", (Edinburgh, 2001)
Review, 1972, by Robert Nye of Erick Linklater, "The Voyage of the Challenger".
Press cutting from "The Scotsman", with a note, 1974, by Linklater.
School report card of Robert Garioch Sutherland.
With photographs and press cutting.
Scores of operatic works by James A Moonie, and autograph and fair copies of scores, and correspondence of his son William B Moonie.
Scottish album containing 36 illustrations of artists on Robert Burns and his works, including press cuttings and original holding mechanism.
Scrap-book containing correspondence of and related printed items concerning William Sulzer, counselor at law and sometime Governor of New York.
Scrap-book entitled "Scott Appropriatily [sic] Embellished" compiled by a Mrs Stephens.
Scrap-book consists of cartoons and caricatures from periodicals matched with quotations from Walter Scott`s works.
Scrapbook concerning plans to re-build the chapel of Holyrood House.
Scrapbook concerning the Vernacular Circle of the Burns Club of London.
Containing reports, press cuttings, programmes and correspondence.
Scrapbook of press-cuttings concerning Scottish rugby, compiled by William Simpson.
Scrapbook of Ralph Richardson.
Concerning the South African War.
Including correspondence from his brother, Mervyn, press cuttings and pamphlets.
Scrapbook, photograph album and typescript magazines of and relating to Isobel Wylie Hutchison and her siblings.
Scrapbook, photograph album and typescript magazines, ca.1894 – 1900, of and relating to Isobel Wylie Hutchison and her siblings, the children of Thomas Hutchison, Merchant, Edinburgh [b.1841]. The typescript magazines and many of the photographs relate to the Hutchison children’s childhood at Carlowrie.
Scrapbooks and files of press cuttings on Scottish football compiled by John Weir, with related notes and programmes.
Scrapbooks of Arthur Maurice Roth, schoolboy in Callander, containing daily observations on the progress of the Second World War.
The scrapbooks cover the period from December 1943 to August 1945. They consist of 36 notebooks in which Roth has written short notes on the progress of the war, illustrated with press cuttings he had collected.
Although it is not clear why Roth began to keep a daily record of events occurring during the war, he had an interest in military history, and keeping a record of the war on a daily basis helped to develop his knowledge of geography.
Scrapbooks of correspondence and papers of Alexander MacDonald ("Gleannach").
Scrapbooks of Lord MacGregor Mitchell.
Eleven scrapbooks, 1899-1935, concerning Lord Robert MacGregor Mitchell (1875-1938), Scottish lawyer and judge, Liberal MP for Perth and University Rector.
The scrapbooks contain newspaper cuttings, letters, photographs and miscellaneous ephemera mostly documenting Lord Mitchell’s legal and political career, as well as his personal interests in golf and cricket.
Scrapbooks of press cuttings on Scottish football and politics compiled by John Weir
With one scrapbook of cuttings from Catholic newspapers.
Scripts, programmes and other papers of Marillyn Gray, Scottish actor and theatre director, mostly relating to the Gateway Theatre, Edinburgh.
Papers of Scottish actor and theatre director Marillyn Gray (1930-2006), chiefly relating to the Gateway Theatre, Edinburgh, in which she was a regular performer. The Gateway papers came into her care at some point after the theatre closed possibly entrusted to her by, or after the death of, Sadie Aitken (1905-85) Gateway Theatre General Manager, some of whose papers are in the collection.