Autographs (manuscripts).
Found in 145 Collections and/or Records:
Albums of autographs and letters addressed to or collected by Mrs Isabella Bishop, nee Bird., 19th century.
Albums of autographs and letters addressed to or collected by Mrs Isabella Bishop, nee Bird., 19th century.
Autograph and fair copies of scores and parts, and correspondence, of William B Moonie., 1st quarter of 20th century-3rd quarter of 20th century.
Autograph collection., 1795-1889.
The correspondents include politicians, artists and figures from the medical and theatrical professions. It probably belonged to Jean Lang, née Blaikie, to whom many of the letters are addressed, but a substantial amount of the correspondence is to William Miller, Member of the Society of Solicitors in the Supreme Courts of Scotland, and the physician, Sir Thomas Lauder-Brunton.
Autograph collection., 1890-1925, undated.
The correspondents include politicians, artists and figures from the medical and theatrical professions. It probably belonged to Jean Lang, née Blaikie, to whom many of the letters are addressed, but a substantial amount of the correspondence is to William Miller, Member of the Society of Solicitors in the Supreme Courts of Scotland, and the physician, Sir Thomas Lauder-Brunton.
Autograph copy, 1969, of ‘Three songs of innocence’, an arrangement, 1929, by Robin Orr of ‘Infant joy’, ‘The lamb’ and ‘The shepherd’ by William Blake, for mezzo soprano and string quartet (‘alternative version with piano accompaniment’)., 1929.
Autograph copy of a lecture, undated, given by Annie Grey on Irish songs., Late 19th century.
Autograph copy of a lecture, undated, given by Annie Grey on 'The gathering of the clans'., Late 19th century.
Autograph covers., 1783, 1818-1851.
Andrew Rutherfurd was Solicitor-General for Scotland, 1837-1839, and Lord Advocate, 1839-1841 and 1846-1851. The correspondence largely reflects his political and legal concerns, but also shows his interest in literature and the arts.
Autograph journal of a tour in the Highlands undertaken by Warren Hastings in 1793 during his impeachment., 1793.
Warren Hastings journey began and ended in Edinburgh, and among places visited are Stirling, Perth, Loch Tay, Loch Lomond, Loch Long, Glasgow, Paisley, and Lanark. Hastings is shown as a sensitive tourist, responsive to scenery and architecture. He pays special attention to the standard of food and comfort in inns, and gives some space to commercial and economic observations. Little in the journal relates to his public career.
Autograph journal of a tour in the Highlands undertaken by Warren Hastings in 1793 during his impeachment., 13-20 September 1793.
Warren Hastings journey began and ended in Edinburgh, and among places visited are Stirling, Perth, Loch Tay, Loch Lomond, Loch Long, Glasgow, Paisley, and Lanark. Hastings is shown as a sensitive tourist, responsive to scenery and architecture. He pays special attention to the standard of food and comfort in inns, and gives some space to commercial and economic observations. Little in the journal relates to his public career.
Autograph journal of a tour in the Highlands undertaken by Warren Hastings in 1793 during his impeachment., 20-27 September 1793.
Warren Hastings journey began and ended in Edinburgh, and among places visited are Stirling, Perth, Loch Tay, Loch Lomond, Loch Long, Glasgow, Paisley, and Lanark. Hastings is shown as a sensitive tourist, responsive to scenery and architecture. He pays special attention to the standard of food and comfort in inns, and gives some space to commercial and economic observations. Little in the journal relates to his public career.
Autograph manuscript of 'Crathie Church', an apparently unpublished poem by Sir Edwin Arnold., 1894.
Autograph manuscript of 'Najine', an apparently unpublished poem by Sir Edwin Arnold., 1896.
Autograph manuscript of ‘Scenes and legends of the north of Scotland’ by Hugh Miller, corresponding to pages 1-10, 22-284, 288-389, 394-403, and 407-429 of the printed book., [1835, or before-1850, or before.]
Also included are an apparently unpublished chapter, 'Chapter 13' (folios 146-151), and a version of pages 290-292 and 294-296 of the second edition, of ‘Scenes and legends of the north of Scotland’ (folios 228-231).
Autograph manuscript of the pipe march 'Gordon Highlanders' by J Scott Skinner, arranged for piano and violin, with a letter by the composer., 1916.
Autograph manuscript, undated, of 'Donald Morrison', a strathspey by James Scott Skinner, with a presentation inscription to an unidentified recipient., [?1870-?1924.]
Autograph manuscript, undated, of 'Ship-logs', an apparently unpublished poem by Sir Edwin Arnold., [Circa 1895.]
Autograph manuscripts of poems of James Pittendrigh Macgillivray., Undated.
Autograph musical scores of David Dorward., 1961, 1967, undated.
Two of the pieces are dated 1961 and 1967. The remainder, though undated, appear to have been written at about the same period.
Autograph musical scores, undated, of David Dorward., [?1961-?1967.]
Two of the pieces are dated 1961 and 1967. The remainder, though undated, appear to have been written at about the same period.
Autograph score, [circa 1920], of the piano quintet number 2 in D by W B Moonie, with later amendments., [Circa 1920.]
Autograph score of the piano quintet in G by W B Moonie., 1918.
Autographs of 'American and Foreign' persons collected by William Finlay Watson., 16th century-19th century.
The autographs are numbered 2050-2291.
Autographs of 'Divines and Judges' collected by William Finlay Watson., 16th century-19th century.
16th century-19th century. The autographs are numbered 1268-1414.