Catalogues.
Found in 174 Collections and/or Records:
Catalogue of English law books in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
A list of abbreviations used in law tipped in at rear of volume.
Catalogue of historical books in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
'Catalogue of Law books in the Advocates Library' (Edinburgh, 1831), compiled by Dr David Irving.
Catalogue of law books in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
The catalogue is chiefly manuscript with printed entries from the 1839 supplement to the catalogue of law books in the Advocates Library pasted in. Manuscript entries up to 1860 approximately.
Catalogue of legal books in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Alphabetical list of books with division and shelf noted.
Catalogue of manuscripts in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Catalogue of manuscripts in the Faculty of Advocates Library by John Spottiswoode.
Catalogue of manuscripts relating to genealogy and heraldry in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Catalogue of medical books in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Catalogue of Medieval manuscripts in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Catalogue of miscellaneous books in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Catalogue of Oriental manuscripts in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Catalogue of periodicals in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Catalogue of Riddell papers in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Catalogue of the Abbotsford Library, 1838, signed and docqueted by Sir Walter Scott, 2nd Baronet, 1839; with two duplicate copies.
Catalogue of the Astorga Library in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
'Catalogue of the Books in the Library at Panmure, Taken, Anno 1734'.
The catalogue is in five main sections:
'Libri Theologici' (page 1),
'Juridici’ (page 16),
'Historici' (page 30),
'Mathematici et Physici’(page 48),
'Miscellanei' (page 54).
Each section is subdivided by size, but within each subsection no rational order of the books is apparent.
Catalogue of the books in the library of Kenmure Castle, Kirkcudbrightshire.
Only thirty-one of the prepared pages have books entered on them.
‘Catalogue of the Books Manuscripts and pamphlets Belonging to Robert Mylne wryter in Edr. 1709’.
The catalogue is in two parts: books and manuscripts arranged by format (folio 2), and pamphlets (folio 115). The entries give the imprints and pressmarks. According to two declarations, 1709 and 1711, on folio 113 verso, the catalogue was largely written by Mylne`s son James, but there are numerous additions in Mylne`s hand, and also notes of loans of books, 1709-1743 (folios 232-238). Also on folio 113 verso is a note by Mylne, 1718, stating that he bequeathed his library to his sons.
‘Catalogue of the clergy of Scotland’, from the Reformation in 1560 to the Disruption in 1843.
Contains many names not given in ‘Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanæ’ by Hew Scott.
Catalogue of the library, books and manuscripts, of John Maule of Inverkeillor, Baron of the Exchequer.
John Maule died in 1781 and his library was sold in the following year by an Edinburgh bookseller; several items were purchased by the Advocates` Library.