Notebooks.
Found in 3446 Collections and/or Records:
"Unbound Notebook" of George Crabbe., 1822-1827.
Title taken from the "Index of English Literary Manuscripts", volume 3, part 1, page 297 (London : Mansell, 1986), which has a full description of the contents of the notebook.
University notebook of John Murray.
Containing notes on logic, probably from Edinburgh University.
Unpublished and unfinished work and other writings of David Thomson., 1953-1965, undated.
As well as correspondence, and manuscripts and typescripts of published works, the collection includes a huge number of David Thomson’s notebooks and diaries.
Unpublished critical work concerning the 'Book of Job'., Circa 1943-1955, undated.
Unpublished works, 1966-1969, undated; and two manuscript exercise books, undated, of William Bowie., 1966-1969, undated.
Various manuscripts and fragments, almost all undated, in the autograph of Hugh Miller., 1819-[1852, or before.]
Various notebooks of the family of Fletcher of Saltoun.
Various notebooks of the family of Fletcher of Saltoun.
Visitors’ Comments spiral bound notebook from the exhibition 'Rankin & Rebus: Partners in Crime' reception at The Writer’s Museum. , 2007.
Visitors’ Comments spiral bound notebook, 2007, from the exhibition 'Rankin [and] Rebus: Partners in Crime' reception at The Writer’s Museum. Contains sticky notes with messages written to Rankin by attendees of the exhibition.
Visitors’ Comments spiral bound notebook from the exhibition 'Rankin & Rebus: Partners in Crime' reception at The Writer’s Museum. , 2007.
This series contains papers relating to publicity events/tours, ceremonies/receptions/dinners, festivals, exhibitions, workshops, conferences, and other events featuring Ian Rankin as subject, honoree, or speaker. Included are ephemera, including programmes and invitations, and promotional materials, including leaflets and other advertisements. Also included is limited correspondence relating to Rankin's attendance of events.
Volume 3 of 'The genetical theory of populations' by J B S Haldane, consisting of chapters 9-16., [?1950.]
Possibly a later version of the work of which MS 20605: Notebook of J B S Haldane containing biometry lecture notes, is the beginning.
Volume 4 of 'The genetical theory of populations' by J B S Haldane, consisting of chapters 16-20., [?1950.]
Possibly a later version of the work of which MS 20605: Notebook of J B S Haldane containing biometry lecture notes, is the beginning.
Volume 5 of 'The genetical theory of populations' by J B S Haldane, consisting of chapters 21-24., [?1950.]
Possibly a later version of the work of which MS 20605: Notebook of J B S Haldane containing biometry lecture notes, is the beginning.
Volume begun as a register of confidential letters, kept presumably in an orderly-room, and used by Philip Trotter as a private journal., October 1914-December 1916.
Volume of Gaelic songs in the hand of Dugald MacNicol, son of Rev. Donald MacNicol., ca. 1816
Volume of John Riddell commenced between 1811 and 1814 and completed in 1819, containing extracts and copies of documents, and notes., 1727, ?1811-1819.
Volume of John Riddell commenced in 1811 and discontinued about 1831 entitled (folio 1) `Genealogical and historical Collections Vol 2`, containing notes, extracts and a few transcripts of documents relating to various Scottish peerages., 1811-?1831.
An incomplete pagination has been ignored.
Volume of John Riddell commenced in 1824 and completed in 1827 containing notes and copies and extracts of documents in private hands relating to various Scottish families., 1824-1827.
An incomplete pagination added in pencil in a later hand has been ignored.
Some papers which were formerly loosely enclosed in this volume are now at Adv.MS.26.3.5.
Volume of John Riddell containing notes, copies and extracts of letters and some copies of session papers in cases involving claims to various Scottish titles, and other genealogical matters., 1839-1844.
The volumes are more or less consecutive, but there is some overlapping, some the volumes having been begun for other purposes
Volume of John Riddell containing notes, copies and extracts of letters and some copies of session papers in cases involving claims to various Scottish titles, and other genealogical matters., 1844-1845.
The volumes are more or less consecutive, but there is some overlapping, some the volumes having been begun for other purposes
Volume of John Riddell containing notes, copies and extracts of letters and some copies of session papers in cases involving claims to various Scottish titles, and other genealogical matters., 1846-1852.
The volumes are more or less consecutive, but there is some overlapping, some the volumes having been begun for other purposes
Volume of John Riddell containing notes, copies and extracts of letters and some copies of session papers in cases involving claims to various Scottish titles, and other genealogical matters., 1830-1838.
The volumes are more or less consecutive, but there is some overlapping, some the volumes having been begun for other purposes
Volume of John Riddell containing notes, copies and extracts of letters and some copies of session papers in cases involving claims to various Scottish titles, and other genealogical matters., 1833-circa 1840.
The volumes are more or less consecutive, but there is some overlapping, some the volumes having been begun for other purposes
Volume of John Riddell entitled `Genealogical Collections`, commenced in 1807 and completed in 1811, containing transcripts and extracts of charters dating from the 13th to the 15th century relating to various Scottish families., 13th century-15th century, 1861.
A discontinued contents list is at folio 2. A letter, 1861, of Robert Riddell formerly pinned to folio 6 has been tipped in inside the back cover (folio i). An incorrect pagination has been ignored.
Volumes containing notes and other writings of John Gray and others., 1598-[circa 1702], undated.
MSS.16468-16471 include notes and other writings of John Gray. MSS.16472-16478 are notebooks containing lecture notes and other writings by other, unrelated, students at Edinburgh University. These latter, which were part of the Gray library, may have been previously in Gray's possession.