Articles.
Found in 921 Collections and/or Records:
Research file, containing transcripts of articles, photocopies and text from an exhibition on the history of Coats Patons., Undated.
Includes material concerning productions, administration and publicity.
Research papers and analysis concerning migration between villages in the Faroe Islands and out of the Faroe Islands.
Reviews, articles and notes relating to 'The Brontës', edited by Muriel Spark., 1948-1954, 1980, undated.
Reviews by Janet Adam Smith for the 'New Statesman'., 1949-1975.
Containing:
Articles and review essays for "New Statesman’s" 'Books in general' feature, 1950-1975.
Miscellaneous obituaries and articles by Janet Adam Smith for the 'New Statesman', 1950-1960.
Scientific papers, journals and correspondence of Alexander Turnbull Christie (died 1832), assistant surgeon in the East India Company.
In 1828 Alexander Turnbull Christie returned to Scotland and studied geology, meteorology, and other branches of science in Edinburgh and on the Continent. In 1830 he was appointed geological surveyor on the Madras establishment, but did not return to India until the following year. He contributed a number of papers to the ‘Edinburgh new philosophical journal’.
Scottish medical recipe book, 1688-1689, lecture notes on medicine, late 18th century, and copies of papers, 1821-1827, of Francis Hamilton.
Scrapbook containing substantial articles on James Leslie Mitchell, 'Lewis Grassic Gibbon'., 1934-1966.
After her husband's death, Rebecca ('Ray') Mitchell continued to encourage interest in James Leslie Mitchell's work, particularly through new editions and films, and her papers reflect this activity.
Six letters of Thomas Carlyle to John Fergusson.
The letters are in continuation of MSS.555-556.
Small collections and single letters presented by various donors.
Small collections of correspondence, with some papers, chiefly of J B S Haldane.
Some papers of Hew Morrison, Fellow of the Society of Antiquities Scotland, Edinburgh City Librarian, and editor of ‘Songs and poems in the Gaelic language’ by Rob Donn.
'Some terrible letters from Scotland communicated by The Ettrick Shepherd.’
Descriptions, in the hand of James Hogg, of real or imaginary incidents of the cholera plague of 1832 in Lothian, on the West Coast, and in Fisherrow, in letters purporting to have been written to him by Andrew Ker, alias Clapperton, Alexander McAlister, mate of the ‘Jane Hamilton’ of Port Glasgow, and James McL-- respectively.
Also printed proofs of an article by James Douglas, titled, 'The three plagues of Bombay' (folio 11).
Stair Society Papers., [?1934-?1955]
'Ten Thousand miles in Canada'; articles giving Neil Munro's impressions of Canada on a visit in 1903., 1903.
Born in Inveraray, Neil Munro became a journalist in Glasgow, rising to the post of editor of the ‘Glasgow Evening News’. His papers consist largely of manuscripts of his novels and short stories, though some of his newspaper articles are represented by presscuttings.
Texts of articles and other papers published in the 'Alpine journal'., 1949-1952.
Containing:
(1) texts of articles and other papers published in vol 57 (1949-50)
(2) texts of articles and other papers published in vol 58 (1950-51)
(3) texts of articles and other papers published in vol 59 (1951-52)
'The Cheltenham ladies college magazine', containing an article by Janet Adam Smith., Spring 1923.
Correspondence, personal and literary papers, published articles and reviews, mountaineering papers, and photographs, circa 1911-2013, of Janet Adam Smith (1905-1999), author, journalist and mountaineer.
‘The Researchers’ articles of Tom Weir in ‘Scotland’s Magazine’, writing under the pseudonym ‘Ward Clarke’., 1969-1970.
Weir produced a high volume of written and spoken outputs during his career. The papers here relate to some of the results of that work, including his contributions to radio.
‘Thomas Carlyle, Eine biographisch-literarische Charakteristik’ by Friedrich Althaus, with Thomas Carlyle’s autograph remarks on the margins and on interleaved sheets., 1866.
Three articles from 'The Juridical Review', titled 'The Advocates' Library' by William Kirk Dickson.
Three letters, 1890-1892, of James Hardy, Secretary of the Berwickshire Naturalists Club, to John Freer, Fordel, about papers for the Berwickshire Naturalists' Club and kindred matters.
Tom Weir articles for 'Scotland’s Magazine'., 1953-1974, undated.
Weir produced a high volume of written and spoken outputs during his career. The papers here relate to some of the results of that work, including his contributions to radio.
Tom Weir articles for 'Scotland’s Magazine'. , 1953-1974 undated.
Weir produced a high volume of written and spoken outputs during his career. The papers here relate to some of the results of that work, including his contributions to radio.
Tom Weir articles for ‘Scottish Field’., 1950-1960.
Weir produced a high volume of written and spoken outputs during his career. The papers here relate to some of the results of that work, including his contributions to radio.
Tom Weir articles in ‘Scottish Field’., 1950-1963.
Weir produced a high volume of written and spoken outputs during his career. The papers here relate to some of the results of that work, including his contributions to radio.