Account books.
Found in 1294 Collections and/or Records:
Account book concerning the legal and publishing business of George Combe., 1810-1835.
The bulk of these papers comprise household accounts, which fall into two divisions: loose receipts and accounts (MSS.7475-7492), and bound volumes of general expenses (MSS.7493-7508). MSS.7509-7512 are concerned with legal and publishing finances.
Account book concerning the legal and publishing business of George Combe., 1836-1839.
The bulk of these papers comprise household accounts, which fall into two divisions: loose receipts and accounts (MSS.7475-7492), and bound volumes of general expenses (MSS.7493-7508). MSS.7509-7512 are concerned with legal and publishing finances.
Account book concerning the legal and publishing business of George Combe., 1840-1843.
The bulk of these papers comprise household accounts, which fall into two divisions: loose receipts and accounts (MSS.7475-7492), and bound volumes of general expenses (MSS.7493-7508). MSS.7509-7512 are concerned with legal and publishing finances.
Account book concerning the legal and publishing business of George Combe., 1844-1860.
The bulk of these papers comprise household accounts, which fall into two divisions: loose receipts and accounts (MSS.7475-7492), and bound volumes of general expenses (MSS.7493-7508). MSS.7509-7512 are concerned with legal and publishing finances.
Account-book concerning the limeworks on Milton estate., 1800-1802.
Account-book containing a few entries chiefly in connection with stonemasons' repair work at Hangingshaw House in Selkirkshire., 1818.
Account-book containing abstracts of Archibald Stuart's financial affairs., 1756-1758.
Account book containing accounts concerning the 'Celtic Review'., 1918-1919.
The account book was previously used to contain copies of notes and reports; many leaves have been cut out at the front of the volume and elsewhere, and the accounts are copied in at the back.
Account book containing accounts concerning the magazine 'Progress', a publication of the Free Church of Scotland printed by T and A Constable., 1901-1902.
Most of each volume is blank.
Account-book containing accounts of Lieutenant-Colonel the Honourable Gilbert Elliot with Messrs Cox and Company., 1862-1864.
Gilbert Elliot’s military service took him to Canada, 1847-1849, South Africa, 1852-1854, and the Crimea, 1854-1856.
Account book containing accounts of travelling expenses in Ireland and Scotland., 1827, undated.
Account-book containing agricultural accounts giving details of crops sown, corn sold and wages paid on the estate of Pittrichie, Aberdeenshire.
Also included is a library catalogue circa 1800, possibly of the library of the Robb family of Pittrichie.
Account-book containing balances of receipts and expenditure connected with the personal estate of William Elliot., 1818.
Account book containing building, estate, household and personal accounts., 1811.
Account book containing colliers` wages and other expenses at colliery at Haghill.
Account-book containing details of income and personal expenditure, apparently of Alexander Anderson, merchant and burgess of Edinburgh, son of James Anderson of Newbigging, advocate.
Although the volume does not contain the owner's name, it seems clear that it belonged to Alexander Anderson (folio 3).
Loose leaves containing supplementary calculations have been inserted in their correct chronological location, as far as possible.
Account book containing details of payments made by John Murray II in respect of the "The Representative" newspaper. Also included are details of Murray`s shares in "The Representative incorporated with The New Times and British Press"., 1825-1829.
Correspondence;
legal and financial papers;
a history of the newspaper; and,
some miscellaneous papers concerning the newspaper.
Account-book containing financial statements of Thomas, Earl of Dundonald, and Andrew Stuart., 1758-1761.
Andrew Stuart's sister, Jane Stuart, married Thomas, 8th Earl of Dundonald, and Stuart took a keen interest in the affairs of his sister and his nephews and nieces.
Account book containing household, medical and clothing accounts, 1777-1806, of Patrick Chalmers (died 1824); reversed, similar accounts, 1795-1796, and later mercantile, business and some estate rent accounts, 1809-1819, of Patrick Chalmers (died 1826)., 1777-1806.
Account-book, containing particulars of the expenditure of Prince Charles (afterwards Charles I), the Duke of Buckingham, and Sir Francis Cottington, on their visit to Spain, April-September 1623., 1623.
The keeper of the accounts refers to 'my brother Richard Wyche'.
At the end of the volume are specimens of various kinds of warrant and passport.
A typed transcript has been placed with the manuscript.
Account book containing private accounts of Edward Ellice of Invergarry (died 1863) with Hammersleys and Company, bankers, London, 1833-1840 and with the Westminster and London Bank, 1841-1853., 1833-1853.
The collection consists chiefly of correspondence and papers relating to politics, especially colonial matters, and to estate and family affairs. Both Edward Ellice and his son were influential Liberal Members of Parliament who owned substantial estates in Scotland, Canada, America and the West Indies.
Account-book containing receipts to Alexander and James Hunter in Saltoun., 1649-1673.
The outer folios have been used for practice in writing.
Account book containing saddlery expenses., 1829.
Account-book containing statements of accounts between Andrew Stuart and James, 7th Duke of Hamilton, and Elizabeth, Duchess of Hamilton, including some items concerning the Douglas Cause., 1761-1769.
The papers contain the lawsuit in which the tutors of James George, 7th Duke of Hamilton, contested on his behalf the claim of Archibald James Edward Douglas, son of Lady Jane Douglas Stuart, to the lands of the Douglas family. Andrew Stuart acted as agent for the Hamilton claimant, and played an active part both in France and in Britain in the preparation and presentation of the Hamilton Case.