Diaries.
Found in 2676 Collections and/or Records:
Shooting diary kept at Lude House, Blair Atholl.
Including notes and sketches.
Six diaries of Arthur Birnie.
Includes transcript and notes.
Six notebooks of Honor Arundel.
Notebooks contain poetry, prose and a diary.
Sketchbook of William Skeoch Cumming., 1913, 1919.
The sketchbook also contains fragments of a diary for 1913.
Small diaries of Ethel Bassin, containing mostly brief entries of appointments., 1924-1973.
Small notebooks written almost entirely in pencil containing part of a diary of an officer of the 8th (The King's Royal Irish) Regiment of Dragoons (Hussars), probably Edward Simpson Grey, whilst on service in India.
Small pocket diaries of Florence Marian McNeill, used to note engagements., 1931-1946.
Born in Orkney, Florence Marian McNeill worked in London for the Association for Moral and Social Hygiene from 1913 to 1917. She wrote and lectured on a variety of subjects, and was an active member of the Scottish National Party and the Saltire Society, but is best known for her books on Scottish cookery and folklore.
Small pocket diary of Florence Marian McNeill, used to note engagements., 1931.
Born in Orkney, Florence Marian McNeill worked in London for the Association for Moral and Social Hygiene from 1913 to 1917. She wrote and lectured on a variety of subjects, and was an active member of the Scottish National Party and the Saltire Society, but is best known for her books on Scottish cookery and folklore.
Small pocket diary of Florence Marian McNeill, used to note engagements., 1932.
Born in Orkney, Florence Marian McNeill worked in London for the Association for Moral and Social Hygiene from 1913 to 1917. She wrote and lectured on a variety of subjects, and was an active member of the Scottish National Party and the Saltire Society, but is best known for her books on Scottish cookery and folklore.
Small pocket diary of Florence Marian McNeill, used to note engagements., 1933.
Born in Orkney, Florence Marian McNeill worked in London for the Association for Moral and Social Hygiene from 1913 to 1917. She wrote and lectured on a variety of subjects, and was an active member of the Scottish National Party and the Saltire Society, but is best known for her books on Scottish cookery and folklore.
Small pocket diary of Florence Marian McNeill, used to note engagements., 1941.
Born in Orkney, Florence Marian McNeill worked in London for the Association for Moral and Social Hygiene from 1913 to 1917. She wrote and lectured on a variety of subjects, and was an active member of the Scottish National Party and the Saltire Society, but is best known for her books on Scottish cookery and folklore.
Small pocket diary of Florence Marian McNeill, used to note engagements., 1943.
Born in Orkney, Florence Marian McNeill worked in London for the Association for Moral and Social Hygiene from 1913 to 1917. She wrote and lectured on a variety of subjects, and was an active member of the Scottish National Party and the Saltire Society, but is best known for her books on Scottish cookery and folklore.
Small pocket diary of Florence Marian McNeill, used to note engagements., 1946.
Born in Orkney, Florence Marian McNeill worked in London for the Association for Moral and Social Hygiene from 1913 to 1917. She wrote and lectured on a variety of subjects, and was an active member of the Scottish National Party and the Saltire Society, but is best known for her books on Scottish cookery and folklore.
Small quantities of leaves from accounts of travels, with some letters, of Jane C Burdon-Sanderson., 1874-1889.
Some Holidays and Sails, Cycle, Motor Cycle and Car Runs and Aircraft Flights., September 1946- March 1966.
Concerning his mountaineering expeditions in the British Isles, the Alps and Canada.
Sporting diary of the 7th Marquess of Lothian, describing shooting and fishing, chiefly in Scotland and Norfolk., 1816-1824.
The collection consists of manuscripts on a wide variety of subjects, many copied from manuscript or printed works, and chiefly dating from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. Among them are some account-books, diaries, and other manuscripts of family interest (including a few concerning the 2nd Earl of Buckinghamshire, father of the 6th Marchioness of Lothian), but very few letters.
"The 1878-1880 Royal Geographical Society Expedition to East Africa: the Diary of Keith Johnston", transcribed with explanatory notes by James McCarthy.
`The Bass Rock and Reminiscences of Days spent on it with Harold Raburn [sic] By William Douglas, 1929`.
At the back of the volume, are notes on the history of the Bass Rock. A letter of Ruth Raeburn to William Douglas, 1930, press cuttings and articles are pasted in or loosely enclosed.
The First World War: Political, Social and Military Manuscript Sources. Series 1: The Haig Papers. Diaries and letters of Sir Douglas Haig. (Harvester Microform: Brighton, [n.d.].)
The Graham Brown Collection.
Comprising correspondence and papers of T Graham Brown, concerning mountaineering.
'The Journal of a square-peg:' diaries, of John M Reid, the author 'David Toulmin' (born 1913).
John M Reid spent much of his life as a farm servant in Aberdeenshire, writing in his spare time. As well as recording day-to-day events on the farm, his diaries contain comments on books and films, reflections on current affairs, copies of letters and reminiscences of his earlier life. He later revised the diaries for publication, making additions and deletions.
"The Poet`s Journal" of George Crabbe., 1779-1780.
Title taken from the `Index of English Literary Manuscripts`, volume 3, part 1, page 296 (London : Mansell, 1986), which has a full description of the contents of the notebook.