Bookplates.
Found in 40 Collections and/or Records:
Manuscript of book I of the ‘Scale of perfection’ by Walter Hilton., Mid 15th-century.
Manuscript, 'Virtutes Grammaticae a Grammaticis Lactenus vel incognitae, vel neglectae ab Alexandra Humio ex antiqua gente Humiorum in Scotia in sua Grammatica revelatae’, of Alexander Hume., [?1622-?1623].
‘Memoire servant de Réponse à la Répresentation rémise par 24 Citoyens, le 4[e] Mars 1734 à Messʳ[s] les quatre sindics par Monsʳ De Chapeaurouge.’, 1734.
Miscellaneous papers of Sir William Forbes., Circa 1785-1789.
File includes a notebook, burgess ticket, bookplates, and a printed pamphlet ‘A tribute to the memory of Charles de Pollier’, for Dr [James] Beattie.
Miscellaneous works, chiefly theological, written in the 12th and 13th centuries., 12th century-13th century.
Notes on English history, in several hands., Early 19th century.
Notes on logic, written at Glasgow by John Napier., 1697.
From the presence of a bookplate of Napier of Ballikinrain, it appears John Napier was probably the eldest son of William Napier, 11th of Ballikinrain.
According to ‘Munimenta Alme Universitatis Glasguensis’ (Glasgow, 1854), volume iii, page 164, John Napier studied under Gerschom Carmichael, Professor of Moral Philosophy, whose lectures may be represented by these notes. Only parts 2-4 have survived.
‘Notice of Andrew Lumisden, Esqr., successively private Secretary to the Son and Grandson of James II[d]’, a copy of a memoir, written in the form of a letter from Lumisden’s nephew, Sir Thomas A L Strange, Recorder of Madras, to his daughter Louisa Strange, 1 January 1827., 1827, 1892.
Folios 1-5 verso were copied by Louisa Strange (Mrs J S Mure), and folios 6-14 verso by Admiral Newburgh. From folio 15 to the end is in the handwriting or Sir Thomas Strange himself (see note headed 1892 on folio 24 verso).
'Proceedings in Parliament against Edward Earl of Clarendon, Lord High Chancellor of England, for High-Treason, and other High Crimes and Misdemeanours, July 10, 1663. 15 Car. II, and October, &c. 1667. 19 Car. II.', 1663-1667.
The collection was printed in 1700. This copy seems to be early eighteenth century; it has additions of a later date.
"Rules of the procedure of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer in North Britain"., Mid 18th century.
At the end of the volume, in a different hand, are 'Rules of Proceeding in the Exchequer Office in Edinburgh'.
Theological works of Saints Jerome, Augustine, and others, written in the 12th century., 12th century.
'Tractatus logicus', probably dictates or lecture notes., Late 17th century.
The 'Tractatus logicus' (folio 11), is preceded by 'Compendium syllogismi structura' (folio 1) and 'Dissertatio proeliminaris de philosophia in genere' (folio 8).
The 'Tractatus' is incomplete.
Transcript of Adv.MS.33.3.28: 'The descriptioun of Scotland with ane cronickill off the kings'.., Early 17th century.
In the course of transcription the text has been considerably altered.
Volume containing a collection of 8 pamphlets relating to the laws of Scotland, printed at various times between 1814 and 1824., 1814-1824.
Printed books owned by John Riddell, consisting of standard works of Scottish genealogical reference, volumes of printed session papers, collections of papers in peerage and other claims, and copies of some of Riddell`s published works.