Copies. Derivative objects.
Found in 959 Collections and/or Records:
Copies, late seventeenth century, of anti-religious tracts, ‘Cymbalum mundi ceu symbolum sapientiae’ and 'De tribus impostoribus’.
1. ‘Symbolum sapientiæ, hoc est doctrina solida de Religione et vulgo sic dicta S. scriptura, superstioni Paganæ, Iudaicæ, Christianæ et Muhammedanæ opposita ex M.S. autoris Itali ... Eleutheropolis Anno 1678';
2. ‘De tribus impostoribus’, juxta exemplar impressum 1598.
Copies, late seventeenth or early eighteenth century, of the ‘Grameid’ and other poems of James Philip of Almerieclose.
Copies, made by Adam S Douglas in 1838, of a collection of letters, 1744-1746, addressed to Robert Craigie of Glendoick, Lord Advocate for Scotland.
The letters, which are chiefly of the later part of 1745, deal almost entirely with the Jacobite rising.
Copies made by James Keay of Snaigow, circa 1722-1730, of legal works.
Copies made for John Maule, Baron of the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, 1752, of the royal patents to the Commissioners of Excise in Scotland, 9 September 1743; to the Auditor of Excise, 4 January 1738; and to the Comptroller of the Excise, 10 November 1744.
Copies, mid-17th century-18th century, of Sir Thomas Hope of Craighall, ‘Minor Practicks’, 'Major Practicks', and commentary on Justinian, 'Digest', 'Codex' and 'Novellae'.
Copies of 12 songs of Meta Maclean.
With associated photographs and press cuttings.
Copies of 14 photographs of a Kirkcaldy linoleum workers` strike.
With a typescript account, circa 1980, of the incident by James Bogie.
Copies of 20 letters of Ian Hamilton Finlay to Derek Stanford, and six letters of Stanford to Findlay.
On literary matters.
Copies of 54 letters of William Carey, William Ward, and other Baptist missionaries in Bengal, to William Cunninghame.
Copies of a rubbing of a sepulchral brass of William Napper (Napier) at Puncknowle, Dorset.
Copies of accounts of and documents connected with the English Mint.
Copies of Acts and minutes of sederunt of the second session of the first parliament of King William and Queen Marie, in a contemporary hand.
The description of the manuscript in the folio catalogue (F.R.186) includes the reference: W.6.8.
Copies of ‘Ane essay on the office of notary’.
The authors name is not known.
Copies of correspondence and papers concerning a dispute between Colonel (later Major-General) Charles Ross and Lieutenant-General Robert Boyd.
Both officers belonged to the 39th Foot which was then stationed in Gibraltar. The papers, which are not in chronological order, include letters to and from George Elliot, the Governor, extracts from regimental orders, and Ross`s own comments on the affair.
Copies of correspondence of Elizabeth Steuart-Barclay of Coltness, concerning "The Laird of Cool's ghost" by William Ogilvie, minister of Innerwick.
Copies of correspondence of the French jurist, Athanase J L Jourdan (1791-1826), apparently intended for publication.
Copies of critical and bibliographical articles of J Randolph Cox.
Concerning John Buchan.
Copies of dispatches and correspondence of Charles Pasley.
Concerning his part in Sir John Malcolm`s mission to Persia.
Copies of documents concerning the Commission for Valuation of Teinds.
The contents are as follows.
(i) Copies or styles of deeds more or less connected with tythes and patronages;
(ii) Decisions and proceedings of the Commission for Plantation of Kirks, 1631-1673.
The description of the manuscript in the folio catalogue (F.R.185) includes the reference: (Jac.V.2.5).