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Verses by Sir Henry Yule regarding Gladstone.
Verses by William Allen entitled "Up with the Banner of Scotland".
Vestry minutes of the Episcopal Chapel in the Cowgate.
Video recording of T S Law poetry reading.
Video tape of a recording of a poetry reading by Joy Hendry, Norman MacCaig, William Neill and Iain Crichton Smith.
Includes letters of Valda Grieve, Brian Merriken Hill, Henry Mair, William Neill and Jim C Wilson.
Videocassette recordings and a DVD produced by Jim Taylor of reminiscences of life and work in north-east Scotland and of World War II.
Each of the videocassettes has a label on it. There are also labels on both the card sleeve and the plastic outer container. The label on the plastic container has been used to provide the descriptions as it has, generally, fuller information.
Included is an account book, 1918-1922, of George Riddle, shoemaker, Rosehearty.
Videocassette recordings, made by Freeway Films, chiefly of television versions of plays by John McGrath.
Freeway Films was John McGrath's own production company.
Videotape of an interview between Christopher Fyfe and Griff Rhys Jones concerning the campaign to avert an urban motorway in Edinburgh.
Videotape of "The Elusive Spark", a television documentary programme concerning Muriel Spark.
‘View of the diocese of Aberdeen’, a volume of historical narrative written by Alexander Keith, episcopal minister at Cruden.
It includes descriptions of the civil parishes, biographies of bishops of the diocese, accounts of the old religious houses, collegiate churches and deaneries and of King`s College and University, parochial histories arranged by presbyteries and transcripts and extracts of documents relating to the history of the see.
'Views in Scotland, from sketches by Thomas Oliphant . . . 1852.'
A volume of pencil sketches of landscapes and buildings in Orkney, Shetland, Caithness, Sutherland, Rossshire, Inverness-shire and Perthshire. The title is on a label pasted on the front cover. The first sketch is missing.
‘Vinum aqua macerandum - poema heroicum' by Marcus Antonius Valentinus de Chantrayne.
At the end ‘Cecinit Marcus Antonius Valentinus de Chantrayne’.
The description of the manuscript in the folio catalogue (F.R.190) includes the reference: (Ao.5.1).
Violin tutor and collection of music by James Gillespie.
"Virgil's Æneis", translated into Scottish verse by Gavin Douglas (Edinburgh, 1710); the glossary is heavily annotated by John Jamieson.
There are some notes by O K Schram inside the front cover concerning this edition of Gavin Douglas's text.
‘Viriadas do Doutor Isac de Sequeyra Samuda, medico Lusitano e Socio da Real Sociedade de Londres, Obra posthuma digesta, corrigida, e conclusa pelo Doutor Jacob de Castro Sarmento, medico Lusitano do R. E. Ros medicos de Londres, que aofferece ao D. Juaõ V. Rey de Portugal’.
Visitors' book for the Byron family vault.
Created by Sir John Bowring (1792-1872) writer, diplomat and secretary of the secretary of the London Greek Committee, as a memorial book for visitors to the family vault of Lord Byron (1788-1824 in Hucknall, Nottinghamshire. It contains over 800 visitors entries, recording date of visit and name, and often hometown and occupation, along with 28 poetic and 36 prose inscriptions.
"Vne estreine pour tres illustre et vertueuse dame la Contesse de Bedford", calligraphic manuscript by Esther Inglis.
Vocal and keyboard music.
Volume 1, numbers 2 and 4 of "Within", a typescript prisoner of war periodical produced in Hut number 10, Hong Kong.
Includes original art work.