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13 letters and postcards to James K Annand.
Correspondents include R B Cunninghame Graham and J Ramsay MacDonald.
Mostly concerning the University of Edinburgh Rectorial Election of 1929.
20 letters and a postcard of Arthur Conan Doyle to E Bruce Low.
Concerning Doyle`s political ambitions and to the General Election of 1900, when he contested Central Edinburgh as a Liberal Unionist.
22 postcards, 1933-1942, of William Soutar to William Montgomerie and his family.
On personal and literary matters, with a sketch of Soutar.
With five letters, 1977, to Montgomerie, concerning Soutar, and an associated letter of Montgomerie to Maurice Lindsay.
Also four letters of Sir John Stirling-Maxwell and 11 letters of Anne G Gilchrist, 1948-1952, to Montgomerie, on literary and musical matters.
49 letters, 1951-1969, to Sir William Russell Flint.
Concerning his published works.
With 25 postcards, 1908-1959 and undated, of and to Sir William Russell Flint and members of his family.
63 letters and cards of Frances Shand Kydd to William McIlwraith, Ayr.
Includes book and press cutting.
95 letters of André Raffalovich to Charles Ballantyne.
With ten copies of letters, 24 postcards, and two telegrams. Also two letters and a card concerning Raffalovich.
Cards and letters of Harry Lauder to W. Lockyer.
Includes two autographs and one signed photograph (1937) of Harry Lauder; programme of Command Performance at Balmoral Castle, 5 September 1924; some photographs probably of W. Lockyer and members of his family.
Correspondence, papers and notebooks chiefly of John Scott Haldane.
Amongst the papers and notebooks are some belonging to others which had come into the possession of J S Haldane.
Eight letters and one postcard of John Buchan and his brother J Walter Buchan, Peebles, to Archibald Primrose, 5th Earl of Rosebery.
Largely concern the award of the freedom of Peebles burgh to Rosebery, and on J Walter Buchan`s reaction to John Buchan`s biography of the Marquess of Montrose.
Eight letters and postcards of Agnes Miller Parker to Ernest Rasdall.
With a manuscript list of books illustrated by Miller Parker.
Four letters and one postcard of Gavin Ewart to Dr C K Tirumalai.
Four letters and two postcards of George Mackay Brown and six letters of George Davie concerning his wife, the writer Elspeth Davie, to Valentina Poggi.
Includes a covering letter from the recipient of these letters and cards, Valentina Poggi.
Letter, 1880, postcards, 1910-1911 and photographs, undated, of the Hill family, Galashiels.
Letter and five postcards, 1904-1905, of William Sharp.
With a manuscript poem, undated, "The Dirge of Clan Siubhail", and a letter, 1906, of Mrs Sharp.
Letter and postcard of George Mackay Brown to Bernard Bergonzi, concerning the latter`s visit to Orkney in 1995.
Inlcudes covering letter, 2007.
Letter and postcard of Tyrone Guthrie to Robin Richardson.
Letter and postcards of Hamish Henderson to Maurice Fleming.
Letter of Christoper Grieve (Hugh MacDiarmid) to Dr John Thomas Low concerning Low`s edition of Stevenson`s "Weir of Hermiston" (1973).
With a postcard of Ronald Mavor concerning Low`s edition of Bridie`s "Mr Bolfry".
Letters and papers of John McDiarmid Airlie, ILP and Labour activist.
Letters and postcards of Alastair Reid to Walter Hogarth.
Letters and postcards of Sir Hugh Walpole, with two letters of Dorothea (Dorothy) Walpole, to William Roughead, tipped into Roughead's personal copies of seven novels by Hugh Walpole.
Letters of Private David Riddell, 1st Gordon Highlanders and prisoner of war during the First World War.
Letters of William Sharp ('Fiona Macleod') to the publisher Frank Murray concerning two of Sharp’s works: ‘Vistas’ (Derby, 1894) and ‘Pharais’ (Derby, 1894); with related material.
Letters to John Manson, poet, writer, editor and publisher of "Weighbauk" literary magazine.
Correspondents include Christopher Grieve (`Hugh MacDiarmid`), Sydney Goodsir Smith, Alastair Mackie, Archie Lamont and David Craig.
Papers of Ben Shaw.
Including letters, 1894-1903, of J Keir Hardie, J Ramsay Macdonald, Robert Blatchford and George Bernard Shaw to Ben Shaw.