Administrative records.
Found in 559 Collections and/or Records:
Borrowers’ book of the Gray Library, Haddington., 1732-1789.
The title of the book borrowed is followed by the borrower's signature. On return of the book the entry was deleted.
Borrowers’ book of the Gray Library, Haddington., 1790-1816.
Borrowers' books of the Gray Library, Haddington., 1732-1816.
Candidates book of the Edinburgh Society of Musicians., 1900-1905.
Candidates book of the Edinburgh Society of Musicians., 1905-1927.
Candidates book of the Edinburgh Society of Musicians., 1927-1958.
Candidates books of the Edinburgh Society of Musicians, containing the names of those proposed for membership or associate membership; with the signatures of proposer and seconder., 1900-1958.
Certificates and related documents received by James Johnston on completion of degree at the Royal Military College of Science., 1959-1962
Clearance books., 1932-1960.
Formerly of the ASW the Amalgamated Society of Carpentry and Joiners.
Collection of the various orders of the day, regulations and other papers issued mostly by General Sir George Murray as chief of staff of the armies of occupation., 1816-1818.
The collection consists of letters, orders, reports, and maps relating to Murray’s military career, to his official and diplomatic duties and to his literary activities. It is arranged in nearly chronological order illustrating the various periods of his career.
Commanders aide memoir issued to James Johnston., 1969
Company files of Gavin Maxell Enterprises Limited., 1959-1974, undated.
Includes manuscripts and typescripts of published works, including 'Ring of bright water' and 'The rocks remain', and photographs, drawings and notes, together with literary, business and personal correspondence.
With business records of Gavin Maxwell Enterprises, including correspondence and accounts.
Contribution book of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, Leith Branch.
Correspondence, administration and general material of James Thin, bookseller., 2001-2002.
Correspondence and administrative papers of James Stuart., October 1782.
The correspondence is between James Stuart, as Commander-in-Chief of the East India Company's forces based on Fort St George (Madras), officials of the Company, and officers of the army. It concerns the day-to-day administration of the forces under Stuart's command, general administration of the Madras Presidency, and local politics.
Correspondence and administrative papers of James Stuart., February 1783.
The correspondence is between James Stuart, as Commander-in-Chief of the East India Company's forces based on Fort St George (Madras), officials of the Company, and officers of the army. It concerns the day-to-day administration of the forces under Stuart's command, general administration of the Madras Presidency, and local politics.
Correspondence and administrative papers of James Stuart., March 1783.
The correspondence is between James Stuart, as Commander-in-Chief of the East India Company's forces based on Fort St George (Madras), officials of the Company, and officers of the army. It concerns the day-to-day administration of the forces under Stuart's command, general administration of the Madras Presidency, and local politics.
Correspondence and administrative papers of James Stuart., 1-21 April 1783.
The correspondence is between James Stuart, as Commander-in-Chief of the East India Company's forces based on Fort St George (Madras), officials of the Company, and officers of the army. It concerns the day-to-day administration of the forces under Stuart's command, general administration of the Madras Presidency, and local politics.
Correspondence and administrative papers of James Stuart., April 1783.
The correspondence is between James Stuart, as Commander-in-Chief of the East India Company's forces based on Fort St George (Madras), officials of the Company, and officers of the army. It concerns the day-to-day administration of the forces under Stuart's command, general administration of the Madras Presidency, and local politics.
Correspondence and administrative papers of James Stuart., 1-10 May 1783.
The correspondence is between James Stuart, as Commander-in-Chief of the East India Company's forces based on Fort St George (Madras), officials of the Company, and officers of the army. It concerns the day-to-day administration of the forces under Stuart's command, general administration of the Madras Presidency, and local politics.
Correspondence and administrative papers of James Stuart., 11-20 May 1783.
The correspondence is between James Stuart, as Commander-in-Chief of the East India Company's forces based on Fort St George (Madras), officials of the Company, and officers of the army. It concerns the day-to-day administration of the forces under Stuart's command, general administration of the Madras Presidency, and local politics.
Correspondence and administrative papers of James Stuart., 21-30 May 1783.
The correspondence is between James Stuart, as Commander-in-Chief of the East India Company's forces based on Fort St George (Madras), officials of the Company, and officers of the army. It concerns the day-to-day administration of the forces under Stuart's command, general administration of the Madras Presidency, and local politics.
Correspondence and administrative papers of James Stuart., 1-10 June 1783.
The correspondence is between James Stuart, as Commander-in-Chief of the East India Company's forces based on Fort St George (Madras), officials of the Company, and officers of the army. It concerns the day-to-day administration of the forces under Stuart's command, general administration of the Madras Presidency, and local politics.
Correspondence and administrative papers of James Stuart., 11-20 June 1783.
The correspondence is between James Stuart, as Commander-in-Chief of the East India Company's forces based on Fort St George (Madras), officials of the Company, and officers of the army. It concerns the day-to-day administration of the forces under Stuart's command, general administration of the Madras Presidency, and local politics.
Correspondence and administrative papers of James Stuart., 20-25 June 1783.
The correspondence is between James Stuart, as Commander-in-Chief of the East India Company's forces based on Fort St George (Madras), officials of the Company, and officers of the army. It concerns the day-to-day administration of the forces under Stuart's command, general administration of the Madras Presidency, and local politics.