Memoirs.
Found in 366 Collections and/or Records:
‘Memoir of Mrs Traill’, written in 1842 by Thomas Stewart Traill being a biography of his wife, Christian Robertson, who died in that year., 1842.
, Thomas Stewart Traill also narrates current events such as the cholera epidemic of 1832 and its effect on Liverpool, and important happenings in the lives of other members of the family such as his own visit to Spain of 1814 (see MSS.19388-19389).
Memoir of Sir Francis Grant "in his studio for the last time" by Sir George Scharf.
Includes anecdote and notes on Grant`s technique.
'Memoir of Sir John Gilmour of Craigmiller, Knight' by John Philp Wood., ?1830.
Memoir of the family of Hastie of Bogohaugh and of John Hastie, written by William Hastie.
“Memoir of the military state of North Britain in 1803, By Colonel Alex : Dirom, Deputy Quarter Master General of His Majesty’s Forces in North Britain, F.R.S., London and Edin.”
The manuscript contains a description of the state of Scottish defences, with criticisms, and suggestions for improvements in the possibility of invasion.
Memoir of Victor Amyot, with correspondence of the 1st Earl of Minto with Victor and Alexandre Amyot and others., 1794-1807.
'Memoir on the defence of India', by David Hopkins, Bengal Medical Service, addressed to the President of the Board of Control., 8 April 1808.
'Memoir respecting the office of Auditor of Excise in Scotland', by John Philp Wood, 1827., 1797-1827, undated.
“Memoire sur le Bourbonnois, les Rois, princes, princesses et anciens Seigneurs de l’auguste Maison de Bourbon, du Chateau de la ville et des Eaux Minéralles de Bourbon l’Archambault composé par le Sʳ Godin ancient Maire lieutenant General de police a Bourbon l’Archambault."
‘Memoires sur la Reformation de Geneve, tires des Registres publies depuis 1526 jusques à 1536.’
Memoirs and photograph albums of Lieutenant Colonel William Burton Stewart, army officer and politician.
‘Memoirs’ by James Erskine, Lord Grange.
The memoirs consist chiefly of religious communings, but contain some mention of the writer, James Erskine's temporal activities, particularly in connection with the Jacobite movement and his brother, the Earl of Mar.
Memoirs by John Y Gray, Sir Alexander Gray's father, of his family in Angus, titled, 'My Kith and Kin', with later additions., [Circa 1916.]
Memoirs, compiled ?1905-?1907, of John M'Kie, Fleet Engineer (circa 1820-1915).
Memoirs covering the years, 1846-1847, of John M’Kie., ?1905-?1907.
Memoirs covering the years, ?1848-1853, of John M’Kie., ?1905-?1907.
Memoirs covering the years, 1854-1862, of John M’Kie., ?1905-?1907.
Memoirs covering the years, ?1862-1871, of John M’Kie., ?1905-?1907.
Memoirs covering the years, circa 1825-1846, of John M’Kie., ?1905-?1907.
'Memoirs of a short tour through part of the Netherlands in the year 1733'., 1733.
The route was through the present Flanders and Northern France.
'Memoirs of Alexander Dalrymple, Esq., FRS, Hydrographer to the Admiralty and the Hon. the East India Company', anonymous, written after Dalrymple's death in 1808., 1808.
Memoirs of Ann Anderson, a nurse in Australia.
Includes documents and letters of and concerning Ann Anderson.
Memoir published in 1992.
Memoirs of Captain James Stirling, 42nd Royal Highlanders, of campaigns in Spain, 1808, Netherlands, 1809, and the Peninsular War, 1812-1813.
Memoirs of Captain James Stirling, 42nd Royal Highlanders, of campaigns on the Peninsula., 1812-1813.
The memoirs record James Stirling`s involvement in the Peninsular War campaign in Spain from 1 April 1812 to 11 November 1813. Included are descriptions of the towns and villages visited during the campaign, and details of British army troop movements.
Also included at the back of both volumes are lists of the places visited and cumulative totals of the distances travelled by the army during its deployment.