Correspondence.
Found in 5441 Collections and/or Records:
Copies of the 2nd Earl of Minto's private mission letters to the Foreign Secretary (Lord Palmerston) and Prime Minister (Lord John Russell), enclosing some correspondence with British envoys in Italy and Italian politicians., September-December 1847.
Copies of the 2nd Earl of Minto's private mission letters to the Foreign Secretary (Lord Palmerston) and Prime Minister (Lord John Russell), enclosing some correspondence with British envoys in Italy and Italian politicians., January-February 1848.
Copies of the 2nd Earl of Minto's private mission letters to the Foreign Secretary (Lord Palmerston) and Prime Minister (Lord John Russell), enclosing some correspondence with British envoys in Italy and Italian politicians., February-June 1848.
Copies of the correspondence of the Bengal Government with the Court of Directors, and papers printed by order of the Court Directors., 1807-1813.
Copies, probably made circa 1825, of official correspondence, 1783-1811, concerning Alexander Walker's career; with a contents table., 1783-1811.
Copy correspondence letter books, from Lewis Robertson to various., 1974-1989.
Copy of a dispatch of the Bengal Government, Secret Department, to the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors., 1805-1806.
With copies of enclosed correspondence, 1805, concerning compensation for the Raja of Berar. These papers were given to the 1st Earl of Minto on his appointment as Governor-General.
Copy of agreement and regulations (including some correspondence) concerning the French customs., 1816-1818.
The collection consists of letters, orders, reports, and maps relating to Murray’s military career, to his official and diplomatic duties and to his literary activities. It is arranged in nearly chronological order illustrating the various periods of his career.
Copy of dispatch from Robert Townsend Farquhar to the 1st Earl of Minto, 24 March 1811, with enclosed papers., 1811.
Enclosed is a copy of Robert Townsend Farquhar's report to the Earl of Liverpool concerning Mauritius and Bourbon, including tables relating to the revenue and government expenses of those islands (folio 1), and copy of Farquhar's minute, 4 January 1811, concerning Captain Philip Beaver, Royal Navy, and the expedition to Madagascar, with copies of correspondence with Beaver (folio 66).
Copy of letter, 1969, and correspondence concerning John Gorton, Prime Minister of Australia, with Alan Trengove, 1968., 1968-1969.
Copy of MS.8408: Fair copy of Indian administrative and other correspondence, November 1782-October 1783, of James Stuart; complete, with index, but without Stuart's marginal notes., 1782-1783.
Copy of the Orderly-book, 23 October 1745-14 August 1746, of the Duke of Cumberland’s Army under Marshal Wade., 1745-1746, 1829.
Also included is correspondence, 1829, concerning the manuscript, including copies of letters of A Macdonald of the General Register House and Sir Walter Scott (folios 13-16).
Copy of "The Tragedie o Macbeth, a rendering into Scots of Shakespeare’s play" (Edinburgh: Rob Roy Press, 1992), by David Purves, containing covering letter from the author., 1992.
Includes prompt scripts, scripts of unperformed plays, production photography and press cuttings.
Copy of the will, 1792, with codicils, 1808, of Admiral John Elliot of Essenside, grand-uncle of the 2nd Earl of Minto, with correspondence and papers concerning his executry, 1808-1811., 1792, 1808-1811.
Copy, written about 1700, of correspondence, 1637-1643, of Robert Baillie, Principal of Glasgow University, relating to public affairs, civil and ecclesiastical, with his cousin, William Spang, minister at Campvere, and others., 1637-1643.
With his letters Robert Baillie occasionally sends copies of public papers.
Corrections and amendments to ‘The Complete Poems of Edwin Muir’, edited by Peter Butter ; copy of essay ‘The evolution of some late poems by Edwin Muir’ by Peter Butter., 1991-1997.
Correspondence, 1959-1987
Correspondence., 1904-1916, 1936-1939.
The Kirkliston Reading Room was opened for the inhabitants of Kirkliston and district in 1904.
Correspondence., 1927-1962.
Concerning Hutchison`s journeys in Greenland and other arctic lands.
Correspondence, 1703-1736, 1809, undated, and papers, 1627-1724 of the Dukes of Hamilton., 1627-1809, undated.
Correspondence, 1728-1882, undated, with a few miscellaneous items, 1694-1871, undated., 1694-1882, undated.
Among the letters are a few from David Hume to John Clephane, 1747-1757, most of which have been published in ‘The letters of David Hume’ edited by J Y T Greig. Other correspondents include Lord Macaulay and Robert Louis Stevenson, both writing to John Hill Burton on historical matters.