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Diary of a visit to New Guinea on civil engineering business by W Gordon Stewart, former Director of Public Works, Singapore, Malaya.
Diary of Alexander Kyd Lindesay (1801-1878), surgeon, Bengal Medical Service, of his journey out to India and of his career in the north of India, Malacca and Singapore.
Diary of Alison Helen Cairns concerning a trip around the world.
Diary of an American Civil War soldier.
With a signature of Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Diary of Andrew Hay, of Craignethan, May 1659-January 1660.
The diary is called, on the last folio, 'Diarius quintus finitus Janr. 31 1660 Laus Deo', but other volumes of the series do not appear to be extant.
The diary is of a personal character, but includes references to local affairs (such as the founding of a new school), to his friend Archibald Johnston of Warriston, to the weather, and, occasionally, to public affairs.
Diary of Anita Guthrie Williamson.
The diary contains descriptive daily entries, primarily on the author's everyday life at the family estates Copley House, Cheshire, and Glenogil House, Forfarshire, as well as her extended tour of the United States between April-July 1895.
Diary of Barbara E Smythe during her time as a nurse at Keir.
Diary of Captain O`Neil.
Covering the period of Culloden and its aftermath.
Diary of Christina Wilton.
Concerns mostly wildlife.
Diary of Christine Bicknell, daughter of the painter David Roberts.
Diary of David Cleghorn-Thomson.
Mostly concerning social and business engagements.
Diary of Driver W H Wilson, A Battery, 55th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, while in Egypt and Mesopotamia.
Diary of Edward Kerr of Kilstay, of a journey from Kilstay, Wigtownshire, to Edinburgh and sojourn there, 2 May-18 July 1804, including an account of a sham fight of the Volunteers and other Edinburgh activities.
The last folio (folio 81) is incomplete.
Diary of Elizabeth Lucy Ramsay, daughter of John Ramsay of Kildalton, written when she was 14.
The diary covers the months January- September and describes her activities such as riding and paying visits on Islay, sailing off the West coast in the family’s yacht, and a visit to London.
Diary of Elizabeth S Haldane.
The diary was written at intervals of varying length, ranging from a few days to some months, but most entries cover the period following the previous one.
The whereabouts of the first volume of the original diary are not known.
Diary of G R Simpson.
During the advance of the British army from Aquino to the Arno, while commanding 2nd Lothians and Borders Horse.
Diary of George H Scott-Douglas of Springwood Park.
Concerning his army experiences in Ireland and Corfu.
Diary of George Home.
Containing a detailed account of his own activities and comments on the political events of the period.
Diary of Helen Mack, daughter of James, clerk in the Edinburgh Sheriff Court, and later missionary at Serampore College, India.
Diary of Henry Davidson.
Concerning a stay at Paris.
Diary of Henry Dyce Paterson.
Records a tour of France and Switzerland.