Correspondence.
Found in 1781 Collections and/or Records:
Research papers, notes and correspondence of Eric Quayle, including material relating to his books on R M Ballantyne and Walter Scott.
Research papers of John C Higgitt relating to his work on Scottish mediaeval manuscripts, including his work on "The Murthly Hours".
Research papers of John McGill.
Research papers of John McGill primarily related to his research for his books `A History of the House of Loudoun and Associated Families`, 1995 and `On Pursuit of William Wallace`, 1999.
The collection consists of copies of original documents, various typescripts, correspondence with a wide range of heritage institutions and several files of photographs of places in Scotland associated with William Wallace.
Research papers of Michael McManus for "Jo Grimond: Towards the Sound of Gunfire", (Edinburgh, 2001)
Roman antiquities. Correspondence and papers of George Chalmers, being materials towards Book I of his ‘Caledonia’.
Many of the papers are in the hand of Chalmers’s nephew James: several of these are queries with answers on the same leaves from George Chalmers`s correspondents; other papers include extracts from contemporary printed sources.
Schemes for Naomi Mitchison, "Outline for Boys and Girls" (London, 1932).
With correspondence between Mitchison, as editor, and publisher, Victor Gollancz.
Scientific papers, journals and correspondence of Alexander Turnbull Christie (died 1832), assistant surgeon in the East India Company.
In 1828 Alexander Turnbull Christie returned to Scotland and studied geology, meteorology, and other branches of science in Edinburgh and on the Continent. In 1830 he was appointed geological surveyor on the Madras establishment, but did not return to India until the following year. He contributed a number of papers to the ‘Edinburgh new philosophical journal’.
Scores of operatic works by James A Moonie, and autograph and fair copies of scores, and correspondence of his son William B Moonie.
Scott Huxley papers.
Papers concern the affairs of Thomas Scott, brother of Sir Walter, his family, and particularly his son-in-law Colonel Thomas Huxley.
Includes nine letters of Sir Walter Scott, and manuscript concerning the Isle of Man compiled by Thomas Scott, used by Walter Scott in `Peveril of the Peak`.
Scrap-book containing correspondence of and related printed items concerning William Sulzer, counselor at law and sometime Governor of New York.
Scrapbook concerning the Vernacular Circle of the Burns Club of London.
Containing reports, press cuttings, programmes and correspondence.
Scrapbook of Ralph Richardson.
Concerning the South African War.
Including correspondence from his brother, Mervyn, press cuttings and pamphlets.
Screenplay scripts of Gilbert Gunn and Anne Burnaby for a projected film adaptation of Neil Gunn, "Morning Tide".
Includes correspondence.
Scripts of plays of Sean Hignett, and others, for television.
With papers concerning Waverley Broadcasting Ltd.
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.
Sermons, diaries, correspondence and other papers of Rev Dr Archibald Clive Irvine, medical missionary at Chogoria, Kenya, including some correspondence of members of his family.
Sermons, lectures and correspondence of Rev Joseph Moffett, minister of Crown Court Church, Covent Garden, London, including some papers of and relating to Crown Court.
Seven letters of John Charles Walsham Reith, Lord Reith, to Sir John Anderson.
Letters concern Reith's wish for a worthwhile war job worthy of his talents, and recalling his earlier personal financial and career sacrifices; includes a copy reply from Anderson.
Single letters and small collections of correspondence of the 19th century, whose writers include literary figures, theologians, scientists and politicians.
Single manuscripts and small collections.
Small collection of correspondence between the Quartermaster General's department and the Commissariat department whilst on active service in the Peninsular War.
Most of the letters are from Sir William H Delancey and Sir James W Gordon as successive Quartermasters General to Sir John Bisset and Sir Robert H Kennedy as successive Commissaries General.