Lectures.
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Lectures on Scots Law of Baron David Hume.
Corresponding roughly to the contents of volumes 1, 2 and chapters xiv, xv and xvi of volume 3 in Stair Society edition.
Lectures on Scottish Natural Heritage delivered by Magnusson as chairman of the SNH., 1993-1995.
Lectures on St Mark's Gospel by James Wright., 1850-1852.
Also included are two lectures on the Psalms (folios 24, 75).
'Lectures on the Civil Law of Scotland; Delivered in the University of Edinburgh by David Hume Esqr., In the years 1794-5; 1795-6; 1797-8', ?written by Archibald Bell.
Lectures on the law of Scotland by George L Ross, Advocate, Lecturer of Scots Law, the University of Edinburgh.
Lectures on the law of Scotland, Crimes' by George L Ross, Advocate, volume VI., 1862-1863.
Lectures on the law of Scotland, 'Domocile obligations' by George L Ross, Advocate, volume II., 1862-1863.
Lectures on the law of Scotland, 'Land rights' by George L Ross, Advocate, volume IV., 1862-1863.
Lectures on the law of Scotland, 'Marriage, parent and child' by George L Ross, Advocate, volume I., 1862-1863.
Lectures on the law of Scotland, 'Obligations' by George L Ross, Advocate, volume III., 1862-1863.
Lectures on the law of Scotland, 'Succession, actions, bankruptcy and trust' by George L Ross, Advocate, volume V., 1862-1863.
Lectures on the Prayer Book by Bishop John Dowden., Late 19th century-[before 1911].
Lectures on Torsellino by Pieter Burman: ‘Viri eruditissimi Petri Burmanni professoris in Acad. Lugd. Batav. celeberrimi Dictata in Horatii Tursellini Historiarum Epitomen’.
Lectures on Torsellino by Pieter Burman: `Viri eruditissimi Petri Burmanni professoris in Acad. Lugd. Batav. celeberrimi Dictata in Horatii Tursellini Historiarum Epitomen`., 1st half of 18th century.
Pieter Burman the elder was Professor of History, Greek, and Eloquence at Leyden from 1715 to 1741. In these lectures he seems to have used the work of Tursellinus (Orazio Torsellino, 1545-1599; the ‘Historiarum Epitome’ was first published in 1620, and frequently reprinted) as a framework for discourses on universal history. The writer of the dictates is unknown.
Lectures on Torsellino by Pieter Burman: `Viri eruditissimi Petri Burmanni professoris in Acad. Lugd. Batav. celeberrimi Dictata in Horatii Tursellini Historiarum Epitomen`., 1st half of 18th century.
Pieter Burman the elder was Professor of History, Greek, and Eloquence at Leyden from 1715 to 1741. In these lectures he seems to have used the work of Tursellinus (Orazio Torsellino, 1545-1599; the ‘Historiarum Epitome’ was first published in 1620, and frequently reprinted) as a framework for discourses on universal history. The writer of the dictates is unknown.
Lectures on Torsellino by Pieter Burman: `Viri eruditissimi Petri Burmanni professoris in Acad. Lugd. Batav. celeberrimi Dictata in Horatii Tursellini Historiarum Epitomen`., 1st half of 18th century.
Pieter Burman the elder was Professor of History, Greek, and Eloquence at Leyden from 1715 to 1741. In these lectures he seems to have used the work of Tursellinus (Orazio Torsellino, 1545-1599; the ‘Historiarum Epitome’ was first published in 1620, and frequently reprinted) as a framework for discourses on universal history. The writer of the dictates is unknown.
Lectures on Torsellino by Pieter Burman: `Viri eruditissimi Petri Burmanni professoris in Acad. Lugd. Batav. celeberrimi Dictata in Horatii Tursellini Historiarum Epitomen`.
Pieter Burman the elder was Professor of History, Greek, and Eloquence at Leyden from 1715 to 1741. In these lectures he seems to have used the work of Tursellinus (Orazio Torsellino, 1545-1599; the ‘Historiarum Epitome’ was first published in 1620, and frequently reprinted) as a framework for discourses on universal history. The writer of the dictates is unknown.
Lectures, orations and related notes., [1920s-1940s], undated.
Lectures, reviews and session programmes of the Edinburgh Bach Society., 1922-1927, undated.
John Douglas Hamilton Dickson, WS, was president of the Edinburgh Bach Society and chairman of the Reid Symphony Orchestra, amongst other musical interests. He was the son of James Douglas Hamilton Dickson.
Lectures, speeches and addresses of Douglas Neil Wimberley to various institutions, clubs ,churches and schools., 1946-1960.
Lectures, talks and speeches of J B S Haldane on scientific and other topics., 1935-1964, undated.
'Lectures upon Pharmacy by Wm. Cullen M:D: Edinburgh', undated.
Letters and papers of William Edmondstoune Aytoun, which, on his death, came into the hands of John Blackwood as his executor., 1825-1869.
Letters of Sir Robert Perks to the Earl of Rosebery., 1905-1906.
Includes a printed lecture by Robert Perks, ‘The growth of monastic and conventual establishments in Great Britain’, given at Manchester in 1905 (folio 34).