Documents.
Found in 1533 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence and papers relating to General Sir George Murray`s appointment to the staff of the army in America and to his subsequent appointment to the command of the troops and civil government of Upper Canada., 1811-1815, and undated.
This volume consists largely of letters.
Correspondence and papers relating to General Sir George Murray`s appointment to the staff of the army in America and to his subsequent appointment to the command of the troops and civil government of Upper Canada., 1814-1815, and undated.
The papers, many of which are undated, consist of notes, memoranda and reports on various aspects of life and of military affairs (including some sketch-maps) in Canada.
Correspondence and papers relating to General Sir George Murray`s tenure of office of chief of staff of the allied armies of occupation in France following the Congress of Vienna., 1815-1818.
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.
Correspondence and papers relating to miscellaneous campaigns in which the 4th Earl of Minto was engaged or which he saw as an observer., 1874-1882.
Includes part of the Carlist Wars in Spain, 1874, the Russo-Turkish War, 1877, and Lord Roberts's abortive expedition to Cape Town, 1881.
Correspondence and papers relating to the 2nd Earl of Minto's period as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the King of Prussia at Berlin., 1832-1835.
Correspondence and papers relating to the illness, death and funeral of Lord Lynedoch., 1843-1844.
Correspondence and papers relating to the Mysore command, including letters of Brigadier-General John Malcolm, Major-General Sir William Clarke and William Petrie., 1807.
With a draft memorandum by the 1st Earl of Minto concerning the Mysore princes.
Correspondence and political papers of and concerning Sir James Dalrymple., 1714-1748, undated.
Correspondence, chiefly carbon copies of outgoing letters, and papers of the Edinburgh Press., 1933-1935.
The papers include a number of letters between the Edinburgh and London offices of the firm.
Correspondence, chiefly copies, of and concerning Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Bell, 1809, and letters and papers of, to and concerning Captain Thomas Sydenham, Resident at Hyderabad, and Lieutenant Colonel John Doveton, 1810., 1809-1810.
Correspondence, diaries, business, and genealogical papers chiefly of the Richards family of Gardiner, Maine, and of the Ashburner family.
Correspondence, lectures, notes and other material of and concerning Sir Patrick Geddes and his son, Dr Arthur Geddes.
Correspondence of Aylmer Haldane, with some other papers., 1897-1941.
Correspondence of James F Strachan, and correspondence and papers of Sir James Randall Philip., 1947-1948, 1952, undated.
Correspondence of James F Strachan, and correspondence and papers of Sir James Randall Philip., 1947-1948, 1952.
Correspondence of Mary E Haldane., 1833-1849.
The correspondence is largely concerned with family events and personal matters, many of which are connected with evangelical religion, in which both the Haldane and Burdon-Sanderson families were influential.
Correspondence of Mary E Haldane., 1850-1853.
The correspondence is largely concerned with family events and personal matters, many of which are connected with evangelical religion, in which both the Haldane and Burdon-Sanderson families were influential.
Correspondence of Mary E Haldane., 1854-1856.
The correspondence is largely concerned with family events and personal matters, many of which are connected with evangelical religion, in which both the Haldane and Burdon-Sanderson families were influential.
Correspondence of Mary E Haldane., 1857-1858.
The correspondence is largely concerned with family events and personal matters, many of which are connected with evangelical religion, in which both the Haldane and Burdon-Sanderson families were influential.
Correspondence of Mary E Haldane., 1859-1860.
The correspondence is largely concerned with family events and personal matters, many of which are connected with evangelical religion, in which both the Haldane and Burdon-Sanderson families were influential.
Correspondence of Mary E Haldane., 1861-1925.
The correspondence is largely concerned with family events and personal matters, many of which are connected with evangelical religion, in which both the Haldane and Burdon-Sanderson families were influential.