Letters. Correspondence.
Found in 14704 Collections and/or Records:
Typescripts of stories, ? 1933, of Margaret Mackenzie Scott.
With letters to Mackenzie Scott, including one, 1921, of Walter de la Mare and one, 1947, of Era Zistel.
Typescripts of talks of Sir James B Thomson on Tonga and Malaysia.
With two letters of the Reverend Thomas M Donn to Thomson, and cuttings.
Typescripts of the preliminary report on the proposed Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1919-1920 and manuscripts and typescripts of verse and verse letters by Patrick Geddes and others, 1922-1930, undated., 1919-1930, undated.
Typescripts of the unfinished novel 'Sabbath Child' by Ian Rankin; with related working papers., 1991.
Includes first drafts of Chapters One and Two (Folios 1-13) followed by notes (Folios 14-25).
Includes press cutting about child criminals taken by Rankin as research (Folios 26-27).
Includes correspondence to Rankin from Professor Francis Lyall of the University of Aberdeen Faculty of Law on laws regarding child criminals for research (Folio 28).
'Sabbath Child' was not completed nor published.
Folios 1-28.
Typescripts of work by other writers collected by Robert Garioch Sutherland., 1973-1974, undated.
The contents are as follows. (i) Sydney Goodsir Smith, 'A short introduction to Scottish literature', undated. (Folio 1.) Typescript, with manuscript corrections by the author, of four broadcast talks. (ii) Typescript of 'Seneca's "Oedipus" translatit frae the Latin intill Scots' by Alastair Mackie, with a covering letter, 1973. (Folio 20.) (iii) Typescript of 'A Vision of angels', a play about Robert Fergusson by Anne Smith, 1974. (Folio 48.)
Typescripts of works by Sydney Goodsir Smith, Crieff Williamson and John Guthrie.
Typescripts of written works of John Hinde., 1970s-2000s.
This series contains papers, typescript drafts, and correspondence relating to two writing projects undertaken by Hinde in the 1970s-1980s, in which he sought to capture his personal and professional recollections for publication. Working titles included 'Confessions of a Climber' and 'The Ealeanora's Falcons'. Later correspondence also appears, written by Hinde's daughter Fiona Wild regarding the writing projects.
Typewritten letter of James Keir Hardie to W W Joss, declining nomination as vice-president of an unidentified socialist organisation., 1909.
Unaddressed letter of Alexander Cunningham, the British envoy at Venice, concerning the affairs of the Venetian Republic., 20 August 1717.
Unaddressed letter of Colin Morison at Rome concerning fellow artists and friends, his correspondent's art collection, and 'our infant society of Antiquaries'., 29 March 1786.
Unaddressed letter of Dr Alexander Hume concerning medical matters, and introducing Dr Macleod of the Army Medical Department., 11 March 1809.
Unaddressed letter of Lieutenant-Colonel (later Lieutenant-General) Richard Lyttelton concerning the Jacobite rising., 8 February 1745/1746.
Unaddressed letter of Major (later Lieutenant-Colonel) Richmond Webb at Old Meldrum, serving with the Duke of Cumberland's army, concerning the Jacobite rising., 27 March 1746.
Unaddressed letter of Robert Dundas of Arniston concerning terms of peace with France, conspiracy in Britain, and mentioning Sir Walter Scott., 12 July 1815.
Unaddressed letter of the Earl of Fife asking that the garrisons at Braemar and Corgarff be retained., 31 May 1799.
Unaddressed letter of the Viscount Keith concerning the expedition to Egypt., 31 July 1801.
Unaddressed letters of Lieutenant-General Sir John Moore., 1808, undated.
Undated letters (after 1816) to Sir Robert Liston, 1816-1832.
Sir Robert and Lady Liston spent the remainder of their lives at Millburn Tower, near Kirkliston, which Sir Robert had bought some years previously. He took a great interest in improving the estate and supervising road-making in the parish.
Undated letters (before 1816) to Sir Robert Liston., 1774-1816.
Sir Robert and Lady Liston spent the remainder of their lives at Millburn Tower, near Kirkliston, which Sir Robert had bought some years previously. He took a great interest in improving the estate and supervising road-making in the parish.
Undated letters (before 1816) to Sir Robert Liston, 1774-1816.
Sir Robert and Lady Liston spent the remainder of their lives at Millburn Tower, near Kirkliston, which Sir Robert had bought some years previously. He took a great interest in improving the estate and supervising road-making in the parish.