Manuscripts.
Found in 4488 Collections and/or Records:
Accounts concerning wages on the Dundas estate., 1812-1814.
Accounts, letters and other papers, 1803-1897, of and relating to Andrew Wilson, the painter, his son Charles Heath Wilson, and others of his family, with a printed obituary, 1820, of Robert Ker, commissioner of Cuttack., 1803-1897.
Accounts of Laurence Oliphant of Gask as Treasurer of the Jacobite army at Perth from October 1745 to February 1746., 1745-1746.
Accounts of the burning of towns and villages by the Jacobite army in 1716., 18th century.
Accounts of the burning of Blackford (folio 1), Auchterarder (folio 5), Dunning (folio 13), Dalreoch (folio 15 verso), Muthill (folio 19), and Crieff (folio 20 verso).
Accounts of the estate of Maria de Jonge for 1732-1733, rendered by Petrus van Weenegem, living in Flanders., 1732-1733.
Accounts of the estate of Maria de Jonge, rendered in 1744 by Gerard van Assendelft, Delft., 1744.
Acts of the Althing of Iceland, partly manuscript and partly printed: Tome I., 1631-1669.
Acts of the Althing of Iceland, partly manuscript and partly printed: Tome II., 1670-1700.
Acts of the Althing of Iceland, partly manuscript and partly printed: Tome III., 1701-1730.
Acts of the Althing of Iceland, partly manuscript and partly printed: Tome IV., 1731-1749.
Acts of the Althing of Iceland, partly manuscript and partly printed: Tome V., 1750-1770.
Acts of the Bailiery Court of Inchaffray, 1532-1537 (folio 1); of the Baron Court of Gask, 1627-1649 (folio 9); of the Baron Court of Aberdalgie, 1611-1624 (folio 32); and of an unknown court, undated (folio 44)., 1532-1649, and undated.
Additional material for volumes 1-10 (chapters II-LXXV) of ‘History of Europe during the French Revolution’ by Sir Archibald Alison., [?1829-?1842.]
Additional paragraphs added to the text in this manuscript would appear to have been incorporated in the first edition, and there appear to have been only minor changes, chiefly in vocabulary, added at the proof stage. The manuscript shows throughout a fair degree of amendment, largely changes of vocabulary or excisions for greater brevity.
Additional material of John Francis Campbell on folklore, written in 1870, several years after the publication of ‘Popular Tales of the West Highlands’, and entitled `Oral mythology`., 1870.
Additions to the 'Etymological dictionary of the Scottish language' by John Jamieson, made after the publication of the two supplementary volumes., 2nd quarter of 19th century.
Additions to the 'Etymological dictionary of the Scottish language' by John Jamieson, volume I., 2nd quarter of 19th century.
Additions to the 'Etymological dictionary of the Scottish language' by John Jamieson, volume II., 2nd quarter of 19th century.
Contains 'Catalogus Bibl. Joannis Jamieson, A.D.1812'.
Additions to the 'Etymological dictionary of the Scottish language' by John Jamieson, volume III., 2nd quarter of 19th century.
The contents include letters relating to the proposed publication of these additions.
'Admiralty Enclosures' from the time of Sir Thomas John Cochrane's service at the East India Station., 1844-1847.
'Admiralty Enclosures' from the time of Sir Thomas John Cochrane's service at the East India Station, including correspondence regarding the Malay Archipelago., 1844-1845.
'Admiralty Enclosures' from the time of Sir Thomas John Cochrane's service at the East India Station, including correspondence regarding the Malay Archipelago, Hong Kong, and the attack on the stockade of a chief in New Zealand, 1845-1846., 1845-1847.
'Admiralty Enclosures' from the time of Sir Thomas John Cochrane's service at the East India Station, including correspondence regarding the Malay Archipelago, Hong Kong, and the attack on the stockade of a chief in New Zealand, 1845-1846., 1845-1847.
Al-faraj ba‘d al-shiddah, a Turkish manuscript, probably of the eighteenth century, written in a current, fairly readable Naskhi hand, with Persian titles in red., 18th century.
Album, containing engraved plates of fashions pasted in, and French sentences illustrating the use of parts of speech., 1776-1795.
Alexander Carlyle's corrected autograph manuscript of "The haberdasher's New-Year gift, or Plain reasons for removing the Right Honble W---- P---- [i.e. William Pitt] Esq from His Majesty's presence and Counsels forever. By T.M. Haberdasher'., 1759.
This ironical work (folio i) was written in the year after the disastrous close of the St Malo expedition of 1758.