Lectures.
Found in 502 Collections and/or Records:
Papers of William Bell concerning his research on Henry Bell.
Papers of William Douglas Home.
Includes manuscripts and typescripts of "The Unhung Parliament", "The Christmas Truce", and "Retirement Age", and a lecture delivered at Lille University.
Papers of William Johnstone.
Includes correspondence and manuscripts and typescripts of books, articles, and lectures.
Papers of William MacLellan.
Includes typescripts of lectures, programmes, newsletters and correspondence.
Papers of William Will.
Including manuscripts and typescripts of lectures and addresses, and 68 letters from, among others, John Buchan, Sir Ian Hamilton and Neil Munro, on literary and personal matters.
Papers relating to the literary activities of George Sutherland Fraser.
Comprising typescript versions of poems and typescripts of lectures and broadcast talks, with selection of literary correspondence.
Papers relating to various mountaineering clubs, lectures and articles., 1928-1962.
Containing:
(1) papers concerning Alpine Club, Alpine Journal and Everest
Committee 1932-55
(2) papers concerning other mountaineering clubs 1952-62
(3) papers for mountaineering lectures and articles 1930-49
(4) various papers, including lists of equipment and notes of climbs, 1928-52
Part of a commentary or lectures (pages 33-48) on the ‘Epistle to Philemon’ by the Reverend William Auld, Minister of Mauchline, the ‘Daddy Auld’ of Robert Burns., 18th century.
Partial transcript of the lectures delivered by David Hume as Professor of Scots Law in Edinburgh in the hand of the donor, Lord Kingsburgh., 1786-1822.
It appears that the task of transcription was tackled chapter by chapter and was never finished, as the chapter on Insurance was left incomplete; but in the other cases of incomplete chapters (`Voluntary Servants` and `Extinction by Compensation and Retention`), some pages seem to have been lost. The introductory chapter is known only from this transcript. Part II, Chapter XIV is placed after Chapter XVI.
Partial transcript of the lectures delivered by David Hume as Professor of Scots Law in Edinburgh in the hand of the donor, Lord Kingsburgh; Part I, Chapter I `Nature of Subject and Plan of Treatment` (folio 1); Chapter II `Husband and Wife`, 1st part (folio 57) (Volume I, pages 1-92)., 1786-1822.
It appears that the task of transcription was tackled chapter by chapter and was never finished, as the chapter on Insurance was left incomplete; but in the other cases of incomplete chapters (`Voluntary Servants` and `Extinction by Compensation and Retention`), some pages seem to have been lost. The introductory chapter is known only from this transcript. Part II, Chapter XIV is placed after Chapter XVI.
Partial transcript of the lectures delivered by David Hume as Professor of Scots Law in Edinburgh in the hand of the donor, Lord Kingsburgh; Part I, Chapter II `Husband and Wife`, 2nd part (Volume I, pages 92-189)., 1786-1822.
It appears that the task of transcription was tackled chapter by chapter and was never finished, as the chapter on Insurance was left incomplete; but in the other cases of incomplete chapters (`Voluntary Servants` and `Extinction by Compensation and Retention`), some pages seem to have been lost. The introductory chapter is known only from this transcript. Part II, Chapter XIV is placed after Chapter XVI.
Partial transcript of the lectures delivered by David Hume as Professor of Scots Law in Edinburgh in the hand of the donor, Lord Kingsburgh; Part I, Chapter IV `Guardian and Ward` (folio 1); Chapter V `Voluntary Servants` (folio 169) (Volume I, pages 243-324)., 1786-1822.
It appears that the task of transcription was tackled chapter by chapter and was never finished, as the chapter on Insurance was left incomplete; but in the other cases of incomplete chapters (`Voluntary Servants` and `Extinction by Compensation and Retention`), some pages seem to have been lost. The introductory chapter is known only from this transcript. Part II, Chapter XIV is placed after Chapter XVI.
Partial transcript of the lectures delivered by David Hume as Professor of Scots Law in Edinburgh in the hand of the donor, Lord Kingsburgh; Part II, Chapter I `Distinction of Things - Rights - Personal Rights - Contract - Sale` (Volume II, pages 1-55)., 1786-1822.
It appears that the task of transcription was tackled chapter by chapter and was never finished, as the chapter on Insurance was left incomplete; but in the other cases of incomplete chapters (`Voluntary Servants` and `Extinction by Compensation and Retention`), some pages seem to have been lost. The introductory chapter is known only from this transcript. Part II, Chapter XIV is placed after Chapter XVI.
Partial transcript of the lectures delivered by David Hume as Professor of Scots Law in Edinburgh in the hand of the donor, Lord Kingsburgh; Part II, Chapter II `Location - Tack` (Volume II, pages 56-108)., 1786-1822.
It appears that the task of transcription was tackled chapter by chapter and was never finished, as the chapter on Insurance was left incomplete; but in the other cases of incomplete chapters (`Voluntary Servants` and `Extinction by Compensation and Retention`), some pages seem to have been lost. The introductory chapter is known only from this transcript. Part II, Chapter XIV is placed after Chapter XVI.
Partial transcript of the lectures delivered by David Hume as Professor of Scots Law in Edinburgh in the hand of the donor, Lord Kingsburgh; Part II, Chapter V `Mandate` (folio 1); Chapter VI `Society` (folio 101) (Volume II, pages 143-196)., 1786-1822.
It appears that the task of transcription was tackled chapter by chapter and was never finished, as the chapter on Insurance was left incomplete; but in the other cases of incomplete chapters (`Voluntary Servants` and `Extinction by Compensation and Retention`), some pages seem to have been lost. The introductory chapter is known only from this transcript. Part II, Chapter XIV is placed after Chapter XVI.
Partial transcript of the lectures delivered by David Hume as Professor of Scots Law in Edinburgh in the hand of the donor, Lord Kingsburgh; Part II, Chapter XI `Extinction by Compensation and Retention` (folio 1); Chapter XIII `Extinction by Prescription ` (folio 73) (Volume III, pages 28-51, 63-119)., 1786-1822.
It appears that the task of transcription was tackled chapter by chapter and was never finished, as the chapter on Insurance was left incomplete; but in the other cases of incomplete chapters (`Voluntary Servants` and `Extinction by Compensation and Retention`), some pages seem to have been lost. The introductory chapter is known only from this transcript. Part II, Chapter XIV is placed after Chapter XVI.
Partial transcript of the lectures delivered by David Hume as Professor of Scots Law in Edinburgh in the hand of the donor, Lord Kingsburgh; Part II, Chapter XV `Obligations Quasi ex Contractu` (folio 1); Chapter XVI `Obligations Quasi ex Delicto` (folio 57); Chapter XIV `Obligations ex Delicto` (folio 92); Appendix `Contract of Insurance` (folio 207) (Volume III, pages 165-98, 120-64, 310)., 1786-1822.
It appears that the task of transcription was tackled chapter by chapter and was never finished, as the chapter on Insurance was left incomplete; but in the other cases of incomplete chapters (`Voluntary Servants` and `Extinction by Compensation and Retention`), some pages seem to have been lost. The introductory chapter is known only from this transcript. Part II, Chapter XIV is placed after Chapter XVI.
Partial transcript of the lectures delivered by David Hume as Professor of Scots Law in Edinburgh in the hand of the donor, Lord Kingsburgh; Part V, Chapter XIV `Personal Diligence` (folio 1); Chapter XV `Meditatio Fugae: Liberation` (folio 21); Chapter XVI `Cessio Bonorum` (folio 78) (Volume VI, pages 120-157)., 1786-1822.
It appears that the task of transcription was tackled chapter by chapter and was never finished, as the chapter on Insurance was left incomplete; but in the other cases of incomplete chapters (`Voluntary Servants` and `Extinction by Compensation and Retention`), some pages seem to have been lost. The introductory chapter is known only from this transcript. Part II, Chapter XIV is placed after Chapter XVI.
Philosophical notebooks, undated, of J S Haldane., [?1885], [?1889.]
Amongst the papers and notebooks are some belonging to others which had come into the possession of J S Haldane.
Photocopy of a lecture of John P Mackintosh, "The Labour Party and Decolonization".
Photocopy of typescript of lecture of W B Blaikie, "King Arthur in Scotland".
Poetry readings and lectures of Robert Garioch Sutherland., 1949-1981, undated.
Robert Sutherland (1909-1981) who wrote under the name 'Robert Garioch', was educated in Edinburgh and, after the war of 1939-1945 when he was a prisoner in Italy and Germany, became a schoolteacher in Kent. He returned to Edinburgh in 1959, where he taught and worked for the School of Scottish Studies in the University.
Prayers, sermons, addresses and lectures of the Very Reverend Andrew Nevile Davidson.
Precis and photocopy of lecture, 1934, on "The Submarine and Anti-submarine War, 1914-1918", delivered by A E M Cunninghame Graham, to the RAF Staff College, Andover.
With photocopy account, 1941, of a voyage to Murmansk, "Random Recollections of Hitler`s War".
Print-out of text of a lecture of Dr Theodore Chalmers to the Highland Medical Society, on his career in medicine and his time as a medical missionary in Rajasthan, India.
Includes notes by John Chalmers.