Itineraries. Travel documents.
Found in 30 Collections and/or Records:
Administrative papers, containing itineraries, schedules and budgets., 1976-1978.
Many duplicated elsewhere in the collection.
Copies of speeches, itineraries, orders of service and some related papers of various Lord High Commissioners to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland., 1925-1952.
The papers contain a large number of photocopies of documents dating back to the 17th century.
Correspondence and itinerary on Magnusson’s visit to Canada., 1984-1985.
Magnusson's personal papers contain information on his trips abroad, photographs of Magnusson collected over the years, correpsondence relating to his honorary knighthood, and a copy of his CV.
Correspondence and papers relating to overseas appointments, including the Council of Europe and the United Nations, overseas trips and trade missions of Lady Tweedsmuir., 1948-1973.
Correspondence, papers and photographs relating to Canada., 1936-1976, undated.
Detailed travel notes and itinerary, undated but circa 1830, of Robert Graham of a journey through Spain and Portugal., [Circa 1830.]
Editorial memoranda, correspondence, itineraries, invoices, and receipts concerning the promotion and distribution of "Bridge across my sorrows: the Christina Noble story"., May 1993-September 1994
File contains internal editorial memoranda alongside original and copy correspondence and publicity material between John Murray, publishers, and sales representatives, publicists, reviewers, and booksellers concerning the promotional campaign for the publication of the title. Invoices and expenses are also included alongside publicity campaign itineraries.
Further papers of Lord James Douglas-Hamilton, Baron Selkirk of Douglas.
Papers of Lord James Douglas Hamilton concerning his two terms as High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, 2012-2013, and to his involvement in the Bicentenary of the Red River Settlement Commemoration, September 2012.
Invitations and itinerary on the state visit to Iceland of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip., 1990.
Files contain reseach notes relating to Magnusson's interests, the bulk of which are on Scotland and Iceland. Research notes on Vikings were kept separate by Magnusson.
Itineraries and orders of service of Lord High Commissioners to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland., 1949, 1952.
The papers contain a large number of photocopies of documents dating back to the 17th century.
Journal of a tour in Switzerland and Italy, entitled 'Alpine Log No.1, 1860'., 1864.
Letters and papers concerning the British invasion and occupation of Java., 1810-1814.
Letters and papers concerning the British invasion and occupation of Java, and papers relating to the sultanate of Bantam., 1808-1814.
Includes correspondence and papers, 1810-1814, of and concerning Thomas Stamford Raffles, Lieutenant-Governor of Java.
Letters and papers of various correspondents., 1579-1844.
Miscellaneous papers and printed items., 1783, 1961, undated.
Miscellaneous papers, including some of William Fowler, secretary to Queen Anne, consort to James IV., Circa 1581-[1628, or after], undated.
Papers of the Duke of Hamilton, Douglas Douglas-Hamilton, during his terms of office as Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland., 1953-1958, undated.
The papers contain a large number of photocopies of documents dating back to the 17th century.
Papers relating to activities undertaken by Ian Rankin to promote his works, including itinaries, copies of event listings, and photographs., 1997-2006.
Papers relating to events at which Ian Rankin was a participant or attendee., 1984-2018, undated.
This series contains ephemera, publicity materials, and other materials relating to events featuring and attended by Ian Rankin, including ceremonies, festivals, charity events, and others.
Papers relating to promotional activities undertaken by Ian Rankin., 1997-2014.
The materials are in a variety of formats. They are arranged in four sequences based on the circumstances or location of the promotional activity: ‘General itineraries and schedules’, ‘promotional activities undertaken by Ian Rankin to promote his novels’, ‘promotional events and tours undertaken by Ian Rankin in various countries out with the United Kingdom’, and ‘other publicity events’. The entries are arranged uniquely under each sequence.
Papers relating to promotional events and tours undertaken by Ian Rankin in various countries out with the United Kingdom. , 2000-2014.
The materials are in a variety of formats. They are arranged in four sequences based on the circumstances or location of the promotional activity: ‘General itineraries and schedules’, ‘promotional activities undertaken by Ian Rankin to promote his novels’, ‘promotional events and tours undertaken by Ian Rankin in various countries out with the United Kingdom’, and ‘other publicity events’. The entries are arranged uniquely under each sequence.
Papers relating to tours and expeditions of James Wordie., 1865-1959.
Journals, correspondence, notebooks, photographs, press-cuttings and related papers, 1903-1959, n.d., of and relating largely to the expeditions of polar exploration and scientific discovery, travel and mountaineering activities of Sir James Mann Wordie, Master of St John’s College, Cambridge (1889-1962).
"Substance of a Tour through Scotland in the Summer of 1836 - addressed to my friend Miss Summers"., 1836.
There is an itinerary on folio 81.
The author's journey begins in London calling at Duke Street for her fellow tourists. She and her tour party y take the steamer 'Waterwitch' to Hull and then travel up the east coast to Edinburgh, visiting the Trossachs, Dunkeld, Killiecranckie, Killin, Loch Lomond and Glasgow. They travel back through England via Manchester and Matlock.
The tour is signed Sarah, and addressed to Miss Summers.
Three journals of Sir Patrick Walker, Advocate, describing a `Tour to the West of Scotland from Edinburgh to Arran by Glasgow, Kilmarnock and Saltcoats and Return to Edinburgh by Greenock. From July 24th to 13 Sept. 1797 inclusive`.
Each volume has an index and itinerary of the tour, with notes on the weather.
Three journals of Sir Patrick Walker describing a `Tour to the West of Scotland from Edinburgh to Arran by Glasgow, Kilmarnock and Saltcoats and Return to Edinburgh by Greenock. From July 24th to 13 Sept. 1797 inclusive`, volume 1., 1798.
This volume describes the tour from 24 July to 10 August, with particular reference to his visit to Glasgow and of his stay on Arran.