Paris. Europe - France - Ile-de-France - Ville de Paris, Department de. Inhabited place. Longitude: 2.3333. Latitude: 48.8667.
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
Account of the Savoy Mission by Alexander Donaldson
Description, undated, of the Paris Commune by Gustave Cluseret, and letter, 1893, of Edouard Vaillant, both to William Diack.
Diary of Henry Davidson.
Concerning a stay at Paris.
Household cash book, London, Eastbourne and Paris., 1844.
Journal of a continental tour of Andrew MacInnes.
Journal of a continental tour of Lady Mary Christopher Nisbet Hamilton
Journal of Alexander Ballantyne recording a tour of Germany, the Low Countries and Paris, via Waterloo, beginning and ending in Kelso.
Includes a journal of expenses.
Journal of Robert Mylne, recording a visit to Paris.
Journal of Sir Alexander Bannerman of Elsick, of tours in Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, The Levant, Turkey and in Europe, with descriptions of yachting and sporting visits to Scotland.
Letter of Charles Hamilton to James Stothert.
Letter mentions events and the mood in Paris and discusses the possibility of returning from London to Scotland.
Letter of General Sir Thomas Makdougall Brisbane.
Brisbane comments on the Peninsular War, his service in America and his activities in Paris.
Letters of Henrietta, Lady Liston, to James Jackson, Customs Official, Glasgow.
Henrietta Liston`s letters to her step-uncle, James Jackson, were written before and after her husband`s embassy to the United States of America and before and during his posting to The Hague.
List of donors to Rogart Church`s appeal to assist in the post-war reconstruction of the Scots Kirk in Paris, then under the ministry of Donald Caskie.
Includes an acknowledgement letter from the Church of Scotland Overseas Department.
Notebook containing lecture notes taken by Allen Thomson when in Paris.
Notes taken by Gaspar de l`Eglise from lectures on literature and philosophy given by James Cheyne at the Collège de Ste-Barbe, Paris
Papers of Donald Caskie.
Includes photographs, press cuttings and sermons.
Photocopy of a drawing by Jessie M King of 7 Passage Moret, Paris.
Photocopy of a letter of W Balvaird.
Concerning the sights of Paris.
Photographs of fellow workers of the Friends' Services Committee and various places visited, including Strasbourg, Paris, Grénoble and Menton., 1920.
Some photographs are annotated on the back.
Sketchbook, 1912, of Nigel Trotter.
Containing sketches of architectural subjects in Paris, Chartres, and Rouen.
With biographical note, 1976, on Alec and Alys Trotter, by I F Westlake.
Travel journals of Robert Sym WS recording visits to Paris, the Low Countries and Northern France, and Hamburg.
Includes a printed map of Paris and typed transcript.
Two pen and ink drawings of Jessie M King, "Passage Barbett" and Passage Moret".
For an unpublished book of historic Paris views.