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Found in 2678 Collections and/or Records:
Copies of letters of Sir Henry Elliot chiefly to the Foreign Secretary, Austrian ministers, British diplomatists and others., 1878-1883.
Includes correspondence, 1878, with William James Stillman, correspondent of 'The Times' in Herzegovina.
Copies of letters of Sir Henry Elliot chiefly to the Foreign Secretary, Austrian ministers, British diplomatists and others., 1878-1879.
Includes correspondence, 1878, with William James Stillman, correspondent of 'The Times' in Herzegovina.
Copies of letters of Sir Henry Elliot chiefly to the Foreign Secretary, Austrian ministers, British diplomatists and others., 1880-1883.
Includes correspondence, 1878, with William James Stillman, correspondent of 'The Times' in Herzegovina.
Copies of letters of Sir Henry Elliot to the Foreign Secretary, the Permanent Under-Secretary at the Foreign Office, Foreign Office officials, diplomatists and others., 1870-1875.
The papers chiefly concern Sir Henry George Elliot’s career as ambassador at Constantinople and Vienna in the years 1867-1884.
Copies of letters of Sir Henry Elliot to the Foreign Secretary, the Permanent Under-Secretary at the Foreign Office, Foreign Office officials, diplomatists and others., 1870-1871.
The papers chiefly concern Sir Henry George Elliot’s career as ambassador at Constantinople and Vienna in the years 1867-1884.
Copies of letters of Sir Henry Elliot to the Foreign Secretary, the Permanent Under-Secretary at the Foreign Office, Foreign Office officials, diplomatists and others., 1872-1874.
The papers chiefly concern Sir Henry George Elliot’s career as ambassador at Constantinople and Vienna in the years 1867-1884.
Copies of letters of Sir Henry Elliot to the Foreign Secretary, the Permanent Under-Secretary at the Foreign Office, Foreign Office officials, diplomatists and others., 1875.
The papers chiefly concern Sir Henry George Elliot’s career as ambassador at Constantinople and Vienna in the years 1867-1884.
Copies of letters of Sir Robert Liston, as British Representative at Constantinople, to Lord Grenville, and some of Grenville's dispatches., 1794-1795.
Robert Liston's earliest dispatches report the outbreak of trouble between the Jews and the British members of the East India Company's factory at Bassera; but his main preoccupation was the predominance of French influence at the Turkish court. A series of letters discusses the question of tariffs paid by Russian merchants in Turkey, which Liston persuaded the Turks not to raise.
Copies of letters of Sir Robert Liston from the period when he was British Representative at Stockholm., 1789-1792.
The contents are as follows:
(i) An incomplete series of copies of official letters, 1789-1792, of Robert Liston (folio 1);
(ii) Copies of letters, 1789-1792, of Robert Liston to his mother and personal friends (folio 58).
Copies of letters of Sir Walter Scott, collected by Sir Herbert Grierson when he was preparing the centenary edition of Scott’s letters but rejected from printing., 1800-1823.
The copies of those letters in the National Library which are to be found in MS.863 have not been preserved. A list of the numbers of the letters in MS.863 is bound in at the beginning of MS.1750.
Copies of letters of Sir Walter Scott, collected by Sir Herbert Grierson when he was preparing the centenary edition of Scott’s letters but rejected from printing., 1824-1828.
The copies of those letters in the National Library which are to be found in MS.863 have not been preserved. A list of the numbers of the letters in MS.863 is bound in at the beginning of MS.1750.
Copies of letters of Sir Walter Scott, collected by Sir Herbert Grierson when he was preparing the centenary edition of Scott’s letters but rejected from printing., 1829-1832.
The copies of those letters in the National Library which are to be found in MS.863 have not been preserved. A list of the numbers of the letters in MS.863 is bound in at the beginning of MS.1750.
Copies of letters of the 1st Earl of Minto., 1810-1812.
Copies of letters of the 1st Earl of Minto., 1806-1813.
Copies of letters of the 1st Earl of Minto to Lieutenant-General Sir George Hewett, Commander-in-Chief in India., 1808-1811.
Copies of letters of the 1st Earl of Minto to Lieutenant-General Sir Samuel Auchmuty., 1810-1813.
Includes correspondence and papers, 1810-1814, of and concerning Thomas Stamford Raffles, Lieutenant-Governor of Java.
Copies of letters of the 1st Earl of Minto to Robert Saunders Dundas, 2nd Viscount Melville, and the Earl of Buckinghamshire, successively Presidents of the Board of Control., 1810-1812.
Copies of letters of the 1st Earl of Minto to the 2nd Viscount Melville., 1807-1813.
With one letter of the 1st Earl of Minto to the Earl of Buckinghamshire, 1813.
Copies of letters of Wellington to General Sir George Murray and his family., 1832-1847.
Copies of letters of William Davidson to his grandson, William, volume I., 1861, 1864, undated.
A photograph of William Davidson, dated 1864, is pasted in at the beginning of the volume with an inscription by him.
Copies of letters of William Davidson to his grandson, William, volume II., 1861, undated.
In the first volume the letters discuss mainly religious and philosophical topics while the second volume is more autobiographical.
Copies of letters, on paper watermarked 1840, of William Carstares to the Earl of Melville, written partly in cipher, dated from London and from various places on the Continent whither Carstares accompanied King William III., 1694-1700.
The letters give political and military news, and refer to some scheme for the Earl of Melville's advancement. At the beginning of the volume is a synopsis of the contents of the letters, and on folio ii is a receipt signed by George Hill.
Copies of letters to Cardinal Giovanni Morone; ‘Una Ghirlanda Fiorentina, 1938’; copies of poems; and notes on Shelley in Italy by John Purves., 16th century, [?1920-?1940.]
The notes dated from the appointment of John Purves as lecturer in Italian at Edinburgh University in 1920.
Copies of letters to Hugh Elliot from General Maurice Lacy and Sir James Henry Craig., 1805-1806.
Includes material relating to the defence of Capri and Gaeta, and to the differences of opinion that arose concerning British withdrawal from the Italian mainland in 1806.
Copies of letters to John Burdon-Sanderson and of papers and speeches given by him to learned societies and on other occasions., [?1854-before 1906.]
The papers were apparently intended for use in ‘Sir John Burdon Sanderson a memoir’, which was begun by Lady Burdon-Sanderson after his death in 1905 and completed and edited after her death in 1909 by their niece and nephew Elizabeth S Haldane (in whose hand many of the copies are written, most of the rest being in typescript) and John S Haldane, in 1911.