Memorandums.
Found in 157 Collections and/or Records:
Notebook of conversations and memorandums, probably compiled by the factor, on the Upper Foyers Estate.
Notebook of William Stewart, elder, Deputy Town Clerk, Edinburgh, containing rough notes of a legal nature and memoranda.
This may have been the notebook on which William Stewart's fuller protocol book would have been based.
Notebooks belonging to John, 4th Earl of Loudoun.
Notes and memoranda in the hand of James Chalmers, being materials for the use of his uncle, George Chalmers, towards book IV chapter 1, `of the Saxon Colonization of North-Britain` of volume I of the latter`s ‘Caledonia’.
The date of the manuscript has been suggested by the date of the watermark of the paper, 1801.
'Notes and Memorandums calculated to refresh the mind of the Writer and to excite Reflection. Partly transcribed from a previous book of Notandums' by Alexander Kincaid Mackenzie.
Official correspondence sent by Major-General Sir Archibald Campbell, of Inverneil, to Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville, chiefly during the former's Governorship of Madras, 1786-1789.
The correspondence, which includes lengthy memoranda and minutes by Major-General Sir Archibald Campbell and others, deals in considerable detail with the political, civil, and military affairs of Madras, and covers such subjects as relations with the French, the Dutch, and the Indian Princes, finance, trade, army appointments, contracts, and topography.
Papers and photographic plates collected by James Bell Salmond for the 1st and 2nd editions of his ‘Wade in Scotland’; with correspondence and press cuttings concerning the book.
Papers chiefly concerning teinds.
Papers concerning Kelso racecourse.
Includes race notices, 1834-1844 and 1883-1886, photographs, circa 1900-1920, and financial and historial memoranda.
Papers concerning the families of Gardiner, Milne, and Gregor, Banffshire.
Papers concerning "Writing Together: an International Festival of Writing", Glasgow.
Includes reports, memoranda, committee minutes and letters from among others, Sorley MacLean, Naomi Mitchison and Edwin Morgan.
Papers of and concerning Lord Boyd Orr.
Including manuscripts and typescripts of speeches, lectures, articles, reviews, broadcast talks, and memorandums, with correspondence and associated printed items.
Papers of Colonel George Cadell of the Madras Native Infantry, and of the firm of Arbuthnot and Company, merchants and agents in Madras.
George Cadell's papers, 1814-1837, are chiefly financial and include material on the Deccan prize-money (folio 1). The Arbuthnot papers, 1825-1831, undated, relate chiefly to financial affairs and commerce, with memoranda concerning business administration and the production of fabrics (folio 22).
Papers of James A A Porteous.
Including correspondence, memoranda, and minutes concerning the Scottish nationalist movement.
Papers of James Haldane Stewart Lockhart, concerning administration in Wei Hai Wei, and Chinese art and literature.
Papers of James Halliday, former chairman of the SNP, and two minute books of the National Party of Scotland.
Papers of James Porteous.
Including minutes, reports and memorandums concerning the Scottish Covenant Association, Scottish Convention, and the Scottish National Development Council Economic Committee.
With editorial correspondence concerning the periodical, "Today and Tomorrow".
Papers of John Blythe Kinross, containing business papers, private correspondence and diaries.
Papers of John Lindsay, Lord Menmuir, concerning lead and copper mining in Scotland.
Papers of Major-General Honourable Sir Henry Murray relating to military manoeuvres.
The papers consist of: (i) A memorandum written by Henry Murray between 1805 and 1808 for the assembly and exercise of a corps (folio 1); (ii) Programmes, 1812, of manoeuvres and reviews of the 18th Hussars, in which he was a Lieutenant-Colonel (folio 3); (iii) A memorandum, 1823, of the disposition of review and exercise of a division of cavalry (folio 25).