Printed materials. Object genre.
Found in 1026 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence and papers of the 2nd Earl of Minto, including letters from Henry Brougham and Sir John Sinclair, on the Farmers' Property Tax and on the current agricultural and industrial depression., 1807-1823.
Correspondence and papers of the 3rd Earl of Minto concerning Church of Scotland affairs., 1840-1890, undated.
Correspondence and papers of the 3rd Earl of Minto concerning education in Scotland., 1848-1878.
Correspondence and papers of the 3rd Earl of Minto concerning the Forbes Mackenzie Act., 1857-1878.
Correspondence and papers of the 4th Earl of Minto relating to the voyageurs., 1884-1886.
The 4th Earl of Minto's main preoccupations were with the raising of a voyageur force for service in Egypt, the employment of Canadian forces in the imperial service, and the rebellion of Louis Riel in the North-West in which he was personally involved.
Correspondence and papers of the Edinburgh Press with correspondents from Edinburgh Press-L., 1934-1935.
The papers include a number of letters between the Edinburgh and London offices of the firm.
Correspondence and papers of the Grey and Farquhar families., 1836-1932, undated.
‘Correspondence between Lord Macartney and Major General Stuart’: a volume of printed correspondence prepared by James Stuart., 1786.
With the exception of MS.8455, these volumes of printed correspondence were prepared by James Stuart in answer to the accusations raised against him. The contents duplicate to a large extent letters recorded elsewhere in the catalogue. The majority of the volumes contain manuscript indexes and abstracts, and manuscript marginal notes.
‘Correspondence, etca. From October 15th, 1782, to February 1st, 1783’, a compendium of separate printed items prepared by James Stuart., 15 October 1782-1 February 1783.
With the exception of MS.8455, these volumes of printed correspondence were prepared by James Stuart in answer to the accusations raised against him. The contents duplicate to a large extent letters recorded elsewhere in the catalogue. The majority of the volumes contain manuscript indexes and abstracts, and manuscript marginal notes.
‘Correspondence from April to July, 1783’: a volume of printed correspondence prepared by James Stuart., April-July 1783.
With the exception of MS.8455, these volumes of printed correspondence were prepared by James Stuart in answer to the accusations raised against him. The contents duplicate to a large extent letters recorded elsewhere in the catalogue. The majority of the volumes contain manuscript indexes and abstracts, and manuscript marginal notes.
‘Correspondence from February, 1783’: a volume of printed correspondence prepared by James Stuart., February-April 1783.
With the exception of MS.8455, these volumes of printed correspondence were prepared by James Stuart in answer to the accusations raised against him. The contents duplicate to a large extent letters recorded elsewhere in the catalogue. The majority of the volumes contain manuscript indexes and abstracts, and manuscript marginal notes.
Correspondence, membership lists and other papers of the Edinburgh Harmonists’ Society., 1884-1961.
Correspondence, memoranda and printed material of the Earl of Rosebery on the London University Bill including a copy of a pamphlet entitled "Objections to the Gresham Commissioners' Scheme" (London, 1894)., 1894-1895.
Correspondence, memoranda and related printed material, November 1893-May 1895, of the Earl of Rosebery concerning applications for posts as commissioners of Income Tax and Woods and Forests, and secretary to the Office of Works., 1893-1895.
Correspondence, memoranda, notes and printed papers of the Earl of Rosebery on home affairs., 1892-April 1894.
The papers are principally on naval establishments in the country, importation of foreign meat and the Mines Eight Hours Bill.
Correspondence, memoranda, notes and printed papers of the Earl of Rosebery on such matters as unemployment, education in Ireland, the Land Tenure Bill, and the Cromwell Statue dispute which led up to Rosebery's resignation as prime minister., January-June 1895.
Correspondence, notes and some printed material concerning a selection of honorary degrees conferred upon John Dover Wilson and special occasions he attended., 1935-1936, undated.
Correspondence, October 1894-February 1895, of the Earl of Rosebery relating to applications for the Oxford and Cambridge professorships of History, including printed testimonials of several of the candidates., 1894-1895.
Correspondence of Alexander W C O Murray., 1916-1920, undated.
A small miscellany of printed items (chiefly press-cuttings) found amongst his brother's papers and a few letters to his widow have been placed at the end (folios 249-296 and 305-308 respectively).
Correspondence of J B S Haldane., 1907-1964, undated.
Correspondence of J B S Haldane., 1907-1947.
Correspondence of J B S Haldane., September 1963-1964, undated.
Correspondence of J B S Haldane., 1944-1947.
Correspondence of J B S Haldane., 22 May- August 1964, undated.
‘Correspondence of Major General Stuart with the Court of Directors of the E.I.C., . . . May 1784 to March 1785’: a volume of printed correspondence prepared by James Stuart., May 1784-March 1785.
With the exception of MS.8455, these volumes of printed correspondence were prepared by James Stuart in answer to the accusations raised against him. The contents duplicate to a large extent letters recorded elsewhere in the catalogue. The majority of the volumes contain manuscript indexes and abstracts, and manuscript marginal notes.