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Papers and translations collected by the Highland Society of Scotland Ossian Committee and its successor the Committee on Celtic Literature.
Papers concerning Scottish football.
Includes:
"Scottish Football Annual, 1875-6"
"Constitution and Rules of the Scottish Football Association" (1873), with manuscript notes
five notebooks, 1867-1903, of Sir George Graham, on Scottish football
21 postcards, 1904-1912, of Scottish football teams and players
typescripts and newspaper cuttings, 1931-1933 and undated, on Scottish football
Papers concerning the Keiths, Earls Marischal.
Papers, including correspondence, research notes, press cuttings and printed materials, of Dr Sue Innes, mostly concerning her research into the subjects of citizenship, women and gender studies.
The collection contains correspondence, manuscript and typescript research notes, annotated typescripts of research papers, newscuttings and printed materials. Most of the material is undated.
Papers of George Algernon Fothergill concerning the history of Limekilns in Fife.
Papers of Hamish Henderson.
Includes manuscript drafts of and introduction to Henderson`s translation of Antonio Gramsci, "Letter dal Calcere", and an annotated copy of the original Italian edition of the work.
Papers of John Murdoch Henderson.
Papers of Leith Franklin Cricket Club.
Includes minutes, accounts, scrapbooks and an annotated presentation copy of Cicer`s "Cato Major" (1744).
Papers of Mabel Ross, hand spinner and weaver.
Includes correspondence, notebooks, diaries and working papers.
Papers of Sir James Lawton Wingate, President of the Royal Society of Arts, including sketchbooks, annotated catalogues of paintings, photographs of paintings and sketches, and personal and family photographs.
Papers of Sir John Strange concerning the trial of Simon, Lord Lovat.
Papers of Sir Robert H Scott.
Includes a letter to his mother-in-law, 1942, photograph albums, 1924-1934, records of his Lord Lieutenancy of Peebles-shire/Tweeddale, 1968-1980, and an annotated copy of "Intisari" (Research Journal of Wider Malaysia).
Papers of William Beattie, Librarian of the National Library of Scotland.
Includes:
minutes, 1970-1971, of the Executive Committe of the Scottish Central Library
notes, circa 1970-1972, on incunables, Aldis`s catalogue, and early Scottish printers
notes, ? 1974, concerning the early copyright accession to the Advocates` Library
correspondence and papers, 1936-1976 and undated, mostly on bibliographical topics.
Photocopies of six sample pages of annotations on the interleavings of a Bible.
Photocopies of the "Complete Poems" of Duncan Glen, with corrections and annotations by the author.
Photocopy and annotated transcript of letters of Samuel Brown to Samuel Smiles.
Photocopy of typescript of "The Stick-Up", a play by Sydney Goodsir Smith, with autograph emendations and additions by Robin Orr, being a draft of the libretto of his opera "Full Circle".
Photograph of drawings of Arthur`s O`on, made by John Adair and annotated by Sir John Clerk of Penicuik.
Photographs, circa 1976, of manuscripts from the British Library Arundel Collection, with annotations by members of the Pirckheimer family.
'Pirate' by Sir Walter Scott, first edition (Edinburgh, 1822), with anonymous manuscript 'Remarks', 1822, assigning the authorship to Scott, and related material inserted.
‘Principles of the criminal law of Scotland’ (Edinburgh, 1832) and ‘Practice of the criminal law of Scotland’ (Edinburgh, 1833) by Sir Archibald Alison; with letters of William Blackwood, the publisher, and a copy of one reply by Alison.
Printed catalogue, [?1814], of Kelso Library with manuscript additions to 1826.
A list of the proprietors of the Library in February 1827 has been added (folio 1).
Printed copy of Cornelius Van Eck, "Principia Juris Civilis" (1756), with manuscript annotations.
Printed copy of Justinius, "Institutes" (1678), with manuscript annotations.
Printed copy of the song, 'Tranent Muir' by Sir Walter Scott, interleaved with anonymous explanatory notes and annotations, with an endorsement by Scott.
The endorsement by Sir Walter Scott is as follows, 'Tranent Muir & Notes to be taken in page 189'.