Treatises.
Found in 286 Collections and/or Records:
Treatise in three volumes on a union between Great Britain and Ireland, volume 1., 1798.
Treatise in three volumes on a union between Great Britain and Ireland, volume 2., 1798.
Leaves are cut or torn out after folios 107 and 151, and a bifolium (folio 226), formerly tipped in, has been placed inside a pocket inside the back cover.
Treatise in three volumes on a union between Great Britain and Ireland, volume 3., 1798.
Leaves are cut or torn out after folios 239 and 243.
Treatise, "Logistica, Arithmetica, Geometrica, Algebraica et Logarithmetica", including notes on the Scottish Mint.
'Treatise of Actions', with notes on process, compiled by Lord Milton., Early 18th century-mid 18th century.
The treatise appears to be an abbreviated version of the work of Sir George Mackenzie of which a copy is in Adv.MS.25.2.11.
On the inverted folios are various notes.
Treatise on alchemy titled ‘Een oog water voor de verkeerde chymise wegwysers’.
Treatise on heraldry, closely related to ‘A System of Heraldry’ by Alexander Nisbet, but very much shorter.
The treatise was compiled in the reign of James VII, 1685-1701 (see folio 38) and quotes from authorities such as Menestrier, Guillim and Sir George Mackenzie.
Engraved plates illustrating various arms have been inserted, most of which examples are to be found in ‘A System of Heraldry’, by Alexander Nisbet.
Treatise on land-holding and transfer.
Contains English laws and illustrative instances especially in reference to land.
Treatise on logic, written probably in the second quarter of the 18th century., 1725-1750.
Treatise ‘On nobility’ by Sir James Balfour.
Treatise on prelacy.
‘Ane inquirie into that now so much debated case viz. whether it be the duty of the Lords people in Britain & Ireland to hear such as have submitted to the prelatical government as to join with them in the exercise of such acts as belong to the pastoral office’.
The description of the manuscript in the folio catalogue (F.R.195) includes the reference: Jac.V.5.2.3.
Treatise on Scots law.
A collection of notes on points of law; at the end is an abridgement of Acts of Parliament from Thomas Hope’s ‘Major practicks’.
Treatise on shorthand.
Treatise on the functions of a presbyter.
Treatise on the jurisdiction and form of proceeding in the High Court of Star Chamber, written in the reign of James I.
Treatise on the law relating to pupils and minors and their tutors and curators.
‘The tutors guide or the principle of the civil and municipal laws and curators relating to pupils and minors and their tutors and curators laid down in an easy and natural method in three parts viz (i) of tutors; (2) of curators; (3) of things common to both’.
The manuscript is in the hand of John Chalmers, written about 1732.
The description of the manuscript in the folio catalogue (F.R.185) includes the reference: (W.5.20).
`Treatise on the Provincial Dialect of Scotland`, a work in two volumes by Sylvester Douglas, Baron Glenbervie.
`Treatise on the Provincial Dialect of Scotland` by Sylvester Douglas: volume 1., After 1775.
`Treatise on the Provincial Dialect of Scotland` by Sylvester Douglas: volume 2., After 1775.
Treatises on alchemy.
Treatises on medicine, astronomy and astrology written by Francisco Argilagues of Valencia, mostly while he was studying medicine at Siena in 1472-1473, with an addition made at Padua in 1480.
Treatises on Oriental languages, chiefly in the hand of Robert Melvill., 17th century.
Treatises on Scots law.
'Treaty of surnames in general, but especially those of Scotland’ by Sir James Balfour, Lyon King of Arms.
The description of the manuscript in the folio catalogue (F.R.187) includes the reference: (A.7.29).