Reviews. Document genre.
Found in 316 Collections and/or Records:
Miscellaneous papers, containing publicity material, handbill, programme, schedule, audience figures, reviews and other material., 1984, undated.
Includes material concerning productions, administration and publicity.
Miscellaneous papers, documents, printed items and newspaper-cuttings formerly in the possession of Sir Herbert John Clifford Grierson., ?19th century-mid 20th century.
Miscellaneous papers of Edwin Muir., 1923-1961, undated.
Miscellaneous papers of Gavin Maxwell, containing typescripts and manuscripts., [Circa 1968-circa 1969], undated.
Includes manuscripts and typescripts of published works, including 'Ring of bright water' and 'The rocks remain', and photographs, drawings and notes, together with literary, business and personal correspondence.
With business records of Gavin Maxwell Enterprises, including correspondence and accounts.
Miscellaneous papers of Rachel Annand Taylor., 1892-1965, undated.
Miscellaneous papers of Sir Alexander Gray., 1921-1954, undated.
The contents are as follows. (i) Notes on the Diderik ballads, and the text of a broadcast on 'Sir Halewyn', 1947, undated (folio l); (ii) An address at a graduation in Edinburgh University, 1954 (folio l2). This was printed in Sir Alexander Gray's ‘A timorous civility’ (Glasgow, 1966), pages 32-40. (iii) Press-cuttings of poems and articles by Gray, with some reviews of his work, 1921-1940, undated (folio 25).
Miscellaneous papers of Sydney Goodsir Smith., 1935-1980, undated.
Born in New Zealand and educated in England, Sydney Goodsir Smith's first poems were in English, but he began writing in Scots in about 1940 and published several volumes of poetry. He also wrote for the stage, radio and television, as well as editing works of Robert Burns and Robert Fergusson. All these interests are reflected in his papers, but his work as an art critic survives in only a few fragmentary items.
Miscellaneous papers of the Ernest Press., 2000-2008, undated.
The book files include generally correspondence, accounts, photographs, art work and reviews.
Miscellaneous prose works or drafts by William Sharp and 'Fiona MacLeod', largely unpublished., [Before 1906.]
Miscellaneous typescript copies of newspaper articles, book reviews, etc., about pipers and piping in general., 1907-1929, undated.
Miscellanous papers of Sydney Goodsir Smith chiefly concerning art exhibitions., 1960-1974, undated.
Mountaineering notes, correspondence and articles., 1909-1997.
Negative microfilm of papers of, concerning, or collected by Sir Walter Scott., [?1622-?1844.]
The contents are as follows:
Transcript of ‘Memoirs of the Insurrection in the year 1715 by John, Master of Sinclair’, [1799, or after-1803, of after] (MS.1574);
Fragments, early 19th century, of reviews in the autograph of Robert Southey, with some notes on John Dryden by Sir Walter Scott (MS.1575);
Papers, [?1622-?1844], of and concerning Sir Walter Scott (MS.1583).
Newspaper cutting on Mastermind., 1986.
File includes typed copies of press reviews of the series.
Newspaper cuttings, 1918-1966, undated, of reviews of publications relating to William Shakespeare, including articles, 1963-1965, of and concerning A L Rowse., 1918-1966, undated.
Newspaper cuttings collected by Joe Corrie concerning his own work., 1923-1939.
Joe Corrie wrote numerous stories and articles for newspapers; much of his early work (including the novel ‘Black raw’, 1928) was published in ‘Forward’. MSS.26553-26559 are volumes of cuttings, arranged by Corrie, which contain his own work, reviews of his plays, and articles about him.
Newspaper cuttings collected by Joe Corrie concerning his own work., 1923-1950.
Joe Corrie wrote numerous stories and articles for newspapers; much of his early work (including the novel ‘Black raw’, 1928) was published in ‘Forward’. MSS.26553-26559 are volumes of cuttings, arranged by Corrie, which contain his own work, reviews of his plays, and articles about him.
Newspaper cuttings collected by Joe Corrie, containing reviews of his novel 'Black earth'., 1939.
Joe Corrie wrote numerous stories and articles for newspapers; much of his early work (including the novel ‘Black raw’, 1928) was published in ‘Forward’. MSS.26553-26559 are volumes of cuttings, arranged by Corrie, which contain his own work, reviews of his plays, and articles about him.
Newspaper cuttings of Magnus Magnusson’s journalism and literary reviews of his work., 1961-2006.
Newspaper cuttings of reviews and articles about Robert Crawford., 1924-1931.
Robert Crawford, who was a miner in Ayrshire and later in Stirlingshire, published three collections of poems and also wrote philosophical essays.
Newspaper cuttings, reviews, photocopied essays on BBC series ‘BC – The Archaeology of the Bible Lands’., 1977-1978.
Newspaper review of the 'Life of Goethe' by P Hume Brown, with a prefatory note by Viscount Haldane, titled 'A new Goethe biography', by Leonard L Mackall., 3 September 1922.
Elizabeth Haldane seems to have preserved most of the letters which her brother, Richard Burdon Haldane, wrote to her. Although fewer in number, they are often fuller and more interesting than those to his mother. Haldane, on the other hand, kept very few of his sister's letters; they have been incorporated in the main series of his correspondence (MSS.5901-5926).
Newspaper reviews of ‘A walk across Africa’, by James Augustus Grant, cut out and pasted onto large sheets., 1864-1865.
Newspapers and newspaper cuttings, chiefly on political matters., 1847-1922.
There are also French newspapers of the time of the siege of Paris, 1871, in which the 3rd Earl of Minto and the Countess were involved, and reviews of Arthur Ralph Douglas Elliot's literary works, particularly ‘The life of George Joachim Goschen, 1st Viscount Goschen’, 2 volumes (London, 1911), and ‘The traditions of British Statesmanship’ (London, 1918).
Newspapers and newspaper cuttings, chiefly on political matters, collected by Arthur Ralph Douglas Elliot and his family., May 1911-1922.
There are also French newspapers of the time of the siege of Paris, 1871, in which the 3rd Earl of Minto and the Countess were involved, and reviews of Arthur Ralph Douglas Elliot's literary works, particularly ‘The life of George Joachim Goschen, 1st Viscount Goschen’, 2 volumes (London, 1911), and ‘The traditions of British Statesmanship’ (London, 1918).