Correspondence.
Found in 5441 Collections and/or Records:
Business correspondence of T [and] T Clark., 1870-1989, undated.
The bulk of the material is from the 1970s-1980s, however there are much earlier files in the author correspondence (Acc.10689/1-41) from as far back as 1870.
Business, estate and agricultural correspondence of the 8th Marquess of Tweeddale and his eldest son, the Earl of Gifford., 1814-1876, undated.
Unless specified otherwise, letters are addressed to, and correspondence is of, George, Marquess of Tweeddale (1787-1876), or his wife Susan, Marchioness of Tweeddale (1797-1870).
Business, estate and local affairs correspondence of the 1st Marquess of Tweeddale., 1652-1697, undated.
Unless specified otherwise, letters are addressed to, and correspondence is of, John, 2nd Earl of Tweeddale (1626-1697), created Marquess of Tweeddale in 1694, or his wife Jean, Countess of Tweeddale (1628-1688), The 1st Marquess was known as Lord Yester from 1646 until he succeeded his father, the 1st Earl, in 1654.
Business, estate and local affairs correspondence of the 2nd Marquess of Tweeddale., 1658-1713.
Unless specified otherwise, letters are addressed to, and correspondence is of, John, Marquess of Tweeddale (1645-1715), or his wife Mary, Marchioness of Tweeddale (died 1702), daughter of the Duke of Lauderdale. The 2nd Marquess was known as Lord Yester until 1694, and Earl of Yester from 1694 until he succeeded his father, the 1st Marquess, in 1697.
Business, estate and local affairs correspondence of the 6th Marquess of Tweeddale., 1754-1785, undated.
Unless specified otherwise, letters are addressed to, and correspondence is of, George, Marquess of Tweeddale (1710-1787). Until he succeeded his nephew, the 5th Marquess, in 1770 he was known as Lord George Hay of Newhall. Also included is the correspondence of Major William Hay, heir presumptive to the Tweeddale title until his death in 1781.
Business papers, 1829, of Messrs William Wilson and Son, tartan manufacturers: correspondents from towns beginning with Gl-K., 1829.
This is the business archive of the firm, comprising incoming letters, orders, and receipts, from all parts of Britain and elsewhere, and drafts of a few of the firm's replies.
Business papers, 1830, of Messrs William Wilson and Son, tartan manufacturers: correspondents from towns beginning with Be-D., 1830.
This is the business archive of the firm, comprising incoming letters, orders, and receipts, from all parts of Britain and elsewhere, and drafts of a few of the firm's replies.
Business papers and correspondence of James Thin, bookseller., 1848-2004, undated.
Business papers of John Blythe Kinross., 1927-1984, undated.
Business papers of Sir John Rennie., 1832-1841.
The papers include memoranda concerning London Bridge, 1832, incoming correspondence, 1835-1841, and other miscellaneous accounts and papers, 1835-1838, mostly relating to the Commercial (London and Blackwall) Railway.
Business records of 'The Scotsman', 'The Weekly Scotsman' and 'Edinburgh Evening Dispatch'., 1832-1972, undated.
Business strategy and management papers of James Thin, bookseller., 1956-2001, undated.
Cadell Collection, volume I: correspondence of Sir Walter Scott, chiefly with Archibald Constable and his firm., 1796-1821.
The correspondents also include: James Ballantyne [?1813-1821]; John Ballantyne, 1813-1820; Robert Cadell, 1813-1821; William Erskine, 1811; Reverend C R Maturin, 1817-1818; and Sir Thomas Slingsby, of Scriven, 1806.
Cadell Collection, volume I: correspondence of Sir Walter Scott, chiefly with Archibald Constable and his firm; with original binding., 1796-1821.
Cadell Collection, volume II: correspondence of Sir Walter Scott, chiefly with Archibald Constable and Robert Cadell., 1822-1824.
The other letters are all addressed to James Ballantyne.
Cadell Collection, volume III: correspondence of Sir Walter Scott, chiefly with Robert Cadell and James Ballantyne., 1825-1828.
The other correspondents are Archibald Constable, 1825-1826; Sir Adam Ferguson, 1827; John Gibson Lockhart, 1827; Charles Mills, historian, 1825; and John Murray, [?1816].
There is also an inventory of Walter Scott's letters, found among Archibald Constable's papers and sent to Robert Cadell, signed by David Constable, 1833.
Cadell Collection, volume IV: correspondence of Sir Walter Scott, chiefly with Robert Cadell and James Ballantyne., 1828-1831, undated.
There are a number of undated letters of Sir Walter Scott to James Ballantyne at the end of the volume. There are also letters of Sir Duncan Cameron of Fassifern, 1830; Lord Advocate Rae, 1828; and Alexander Young of Harburn, 1829.
CD-ROM, 'Fairley, letter July 2007', containing document of Rob Fairley., 2007.
The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.
CD-ROM, 'Peter letter May 08, letter June 08, again apologies for the delay!' containing documents of Rob Fairley., 2008.
The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.
CD-ROM, 'The Attic Archive, letter 07 Sept 07', containing documents of Rob Fairley., 2007.
The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.
CD-ROM, 'The Attic Archive, letter Sept 19 2007', containing documents of Rob Fairley., 2007.
The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.
CD-ROM, "The Attic Archive, letter to Peter Haining, May 2007. plays in Powerpoint - world as 'slide show' - sorry but video files + sound file do not work!" containing documents of Rob Fairley., 2007.
The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.
CD-ROM, 'The Attic Archive, letter to Peter, January 2008', containing documents of Rob Fairley., 2008.
The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.
Certificate of registration, James Thin, 24 September 1970, also containing memorandum and articles of association, James Thin Limited, 5 March 1973, and correspondence relating to amendment to articles of association, 1970-1989., 1970-1989.
Containing seven items.
Certified copy, dated 1712, of an account of the court-martial held on John, Master of Sinclair, for the murder of Ensign Hugh Schaw and Captain Alexander Schaw, 1708., 1708, 1710, 1823.
Included are copies of the relevant correspondence of Sir John Schaw of Greenock, 1708, 1710.
This is the manuscript edited by Sir Walter Scott for the Roxburghe Club in 1828 and described by him in that edition. It contains a note by Scott, different from his published preface (folio 2), an unsigned note of 1823, and one of R Scott Moncrieff (folio 41).