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On the ills of Scotland.

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On receiving Russell’s book “Contributions to Medical Science” and on Carlyle’s recently completed initial volumes of his work on Frederick the Great.

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Concerns Central European topographical details, perhaps in connection with his "Frederick the Great" (1865).

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Concerns a consignment of whiskey and a recent journey to Germany.

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With a photograph of Carlyle.

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Contains testimonial in favour of William Maccall.

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Concerns a meeting with the Solicitor-General, Thomas Maitland, and Prince Albert.

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Conveys the opinion of Thomas Carlyle on the excellence of the Advocates` Library printed catalogue.

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With extensive modern notes and commentary.

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18 letters are from Martineau to Carlyle, one letter is from Martineau to Thomas Carlyle.

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With a copy of "The Saints` Everlasting Rest (1833), inscribed by Thomas Carlyle, and an engraved portrait of him.

Scope and Contents File includes a group of 33 letters of Thomas Carlyle to family members, mostly his siblings, and especially his sister Jean. 2 letters of Jane Welsh Carlyle, one to her mother-in-law Margaret and one to John Stirling. Also included are 9 letters of Lady Louisa Ashburton mostly to Thomas Carlyle and 11 letters of William Bingham Baring, 2nd Baron Ashburton to Thomas Carlyle. There are also 12 letters to the Carlyles from G. O. Trevelyan, Robert Browning and Leigh Hunt, together with related...

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29 letters written to various family members including those to his mother, father, and brother John.

Scope and Contents Folios 1-2 : letter, 1850, of Thomas Carlyle to "Mrs. Austin"; 3-16 : letters, 1831, of Thomas Carlyle to John Murray II; 17-18 : letter, 1842, of Thomas Carlyle to John Murray III; and, 19-46 : article (folios 38v-40r), "John Murray`s reader and the rejection of `Sartor Resartus`", by Thomas Richardson. The article is in the "Carlyle Newsletter", number 6, Spring 1985. The newsletter has been inscribed by Tom Richardson to Virginia ...

Scope and Contents All the letters are arranged alphabetically by correspondent and by date under each name.Carlyle, Alexander James.Letters, 1901-1902, of Alexander James Carlyle to John Murray IV. Folios 1-18.Folio 1-3. Letter of William Ralph Inge to John Murray IV.Carlyle, John Aitken.Letter, 1830, of John Aitken Carlyle to John Murray II. Folios 19-20.Carlyle, Thomas.Letters, 1844, of Thomas Carlyle to John Murray III....

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Concerning Thomas Carlyle`s intended bequest of books to Harvard College.

With a catalogue, undated, of the library in the Land of Mary Aitken.

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With a letter, 1839, of Carlyle to James Aitken, and a letter, 1920, of Margaret Carlyle Aitken to Mary Walker.

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Includes commissions of John Welsh and letters of Edward Fitzgerald and William Graham.