Catalogues.
Found in 174 Collections and/or Records:
Catalogue of the library of Christian Gottlieb Haubold, Professor of Law at Leipzig.
The catalogue was compiled in 1824 on Haubold’s death. It is divided into two parts: the first comprising 2838 volumes mostly of philology (in the German sense) and literature; the second 4856 volumes of law. The library was bought by Tsar Alexander I and presented to the University of Abo (Finland; today, Turku), where it was destroyed by fire in 1827.
Catalogue of the library of William Brodie of Brodie.
'Catalogue of the Lords of Session from the institution of the college of Justice, in the year 1532' (Edinburgh, 1767), by David Dalrymple, Lord Hailes, with manuscript additions.
Catalogue of the manuscripts of James Dennistoun, Esquire of Dennistoun in the Faculty of Advocates Libary.
Catalogue of the pamphlets in the library at Mellerstain, Berwickshire.
Catalogue of the sulphur chests of antique gems belonging to the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Alphabetical and numbered lists in French.
Catalogue of tracts in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Catalogue of Wodrow pamphlets in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Catalogue sheets in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Catalogues, 1819, of the Earl of Glasgow's library at Hawkhead, Renfrewshire.
Each catalogue is preceded by an index and inserted lists of books missing in November 1846.
Catalogues, inventories, order books, correspondence and other business records of William Brown, booksellers, Edinburgh.
Catalogues of Dean Park Parish Church, Glasgow, Guild Library.
Catalogues of four Scottish libraries.
The contents are as follows:
Catalogue of the library at Rannagulzion (two volumes), circa 1869;
Catalogue of the library at Carstairs House, circa 1828;
Catalogue of the library at Thirlestane Castle, circa 1843; and,
Catalogue of the library of Sir John Clerk of Penicuik, 1724.
Catalogues of manuscripts in the Faculty of Advocates Library.
Catalogues of printed books in the Library of the Faculty of Advocates.
Catalogues of the libraries of the Hendersons of Fordel.
Catalogues of the library of the Baird family at Newbyth.
Catalogues relating to Chinese calligraphy and art, with two mounted fan prints.
‘Catalogus Librorum Bibliothecæ Domini Andreæ Hume de Kimmergham, unius ex Senatoribus Collegiæ Iustitiæ, digestus a Patricio Hume filio suo natu maximo'.
'Catalogus Librorum D. Dni. Caroli Areskine de Barjarg, Regiarum Causarum Procuratoris' (Charles Erskine, later Lord Tinwald).
‘Catalogus librorum in bibliotheca facultatis juridicae Edenburgi’, January 1683.
The first catalogue of the Library. It is in the same handwriting as another manuscript copy, also in the Library, bound with printed sale-catalogues, press-mark, H.35.d.1(5), but contains later accessions in a different hand.