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Certificates awarded to David Watt, 1990-1992

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Identifier: Coll-1842/3/7
Scope and Contents

Comprises certificates for the ISF World Gymnasiade, Belgium (1990), the XIV Commonwealth Games, Auckland, New Zealand (24 January-3 February 1990) and the 1ers Jeux Européens du Sport Scolaire, Caenm (3-7 July 1992).

Dates: 1990-1992

Chinese material, 1859

 Series — CLX-A-351: Series Coll-1835/21
Identifier: Coll-1835/21
Scope and Contents

Correspondence in Chinese and in English, and coloured sketch of the Porcelain Tower in Nanking. There is little information on the origin and context of the documents. One of the letters has the following annotation: 'Letter to Rt from Dong - a chinese baptised ... from Ninqho who visited Edinburgh along with Dr McGowan in Oct Nov and Dec 1859 signed (Dong Patzai) translated by Dr McGowan'.

Dates: 1859

Collection of clippings from various German newspapers on the death of Joseph Joachim including reminiscences, obituaries, and various points of interest such as portrait exhibitions and the future of his Stradivarius. Some items in English on his concert appearances in London. One poem in French, 1904-1907

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Identifier: Coll-1711/3/5
Scope and Contents

The file also includes some items in English on Joachim's concert appearances in London and a six stanza poem in French entitled 'A Joachim' signed by Georges Pioch (1873-1953) and dated 18 November 1906.

Dates: 1904-1907

Collection of Mar and Kellie, 1622

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Identifier: Coll-1383/1/5
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File containing copies of 16th- and 17th-century legal documents on paper, in English and in Latin, relating to the Earl of Mar and Kellie.

Dates: 1622
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Collection of Original Letters and Verses of Robert Burns, 2nd half of the 18th century

 Item
Identifier: La.III.586
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Collection of original letters and verses by Robert Burns.

Dates: 2nd half of the 18th century

Collection of unidentified excerpts and sermons, 13th century

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Identifier: MS 21/ff. 119r-164r
Scope and Contents

The excerpts begin on f.119r with the words Incipiunt auctoritates quedam beatissimi B[ernardi] ex[c]epte a gloriosis dictis ejusdem et ex libris and end on f.164r with the words et a facie tua defluxerunt montes.

Dates: 13th century

Commonplace book by Rev. John Smith, 1810

 Item
Identifier: Coll-98/4/2/1
Scope and Contents A paper manuscript of 180 pages, half bound. The volume consists of a large number of extracts from various sources, mainly Gaelic and Celtic. The compiler was Rev. John Smith, eldest son of Dr Smith of Campbeltown, who died early. The date of the book's compilation is around 1810. A table of contents is prefixed.Among the more important Celtic items are:(p.13) The well-known Ossianic ballad, "Òran a' Chléirich", called here "An Deilgneach Mhór", and said to have been...
Dates: 1810

Commonplace book of Edith A. Vernon, 1859-1901

 Item — Box CLX-A-371
Identifier: Coll-1848/18-0114
Scope and Contents This interesting piece of Edinburgh educational history is a commonplace book composed in two periods, 1856 and from 1891-1901, from the teacher training college at Dairy House, Edinburgh and probably the Edinburgh Institution For The Education Of Young Ladies at 23, Charlotte Square, Edinburgh.1856 entries make up a leavers book with a charming large collection of signed and dated entries of verse quotations, well-wishes and original prose/verse in English, German & French...
Dates: 1859-1901

Concert programmes, 1904-1931

 Series — Box CLX-A-339: Series Coll-1711/5; Series Coll-1711/6; Series Coll-1711/7
Identifier: Coll-1711/6
Scope and Contents From the Fonds: The papers consist of letters, notes, newspaper clippings, photographs, concert programmes and music scores mainly relating to Joseph Joachim. Most of the records date from the later part of his life and after his death. Other members of his family are mentioned too, in particular his wife Amalie Joachim and his nephew Harold Henry Joachim, as well as his grand-nieces Jelly d'Arányi and Adila Fachiri.The collection contains descriptions of Joseph Joachim’s character by his...
Dates: 1904-1931

Confessionale: Omnis mortalium cura or Specchio di coscienza by Antoninus, Archbishop of Florence, 15th century

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Identifier: MS 108/ff. 1r-48r
Contents This text, also known as Specchio di coscienza, is a treatise on sins written in vernacular Italian and addressed to penitents and worshippers. Its author is Saint Antoninus of Florence (1389-1459), member of the Dominican Order and Archbishop of Florence from 1446.It begins with a short introduction in Latin on f. 1r, starting with the words Omnis mortalium cura quam multiplitium studiorum labor...
Dates: 15th century

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Fraser, Marjory Kennedy-, 1857-1930 (singer, pianist, folk-song collector and arranger) 43
Laing, David, 1793-1878 (antiquarian, bookseller, and librarian of the Signet Library) 21
Hood, Helen Patuffa, 1889-1967 (harpist) 7
Burns, Robert, 1759-1796 (Scottish poet) 5
Macleod, Kenneth, 1871-1955 (Church of Scotland minister and folklorist) 5
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Macleod, John, D. D., Rev., 1757-1841 (Presbyterian minister and Gaelic scholar from the Isle of Skye) 4
Erskine, James, 1722-1796 (Lord Barjarg and Alva | Scottish lawyer) 3
Kennedy, Margaret, c 1865-1951 (Sister of Marjory Kennedy-Fraser | ‘sub-professor’ at the Royal Academy of Music) 3
Lyell, Sir Charles, 1797-1875 (1st Baronet | Scottish geologist) 3
Armstrong, Robert Archibald, Dr., 1788–1867 (Gaelic lexicographer) 2
Carmichael, Alexander, 1832-1912 (Excise officer | folklorist and antiquarian | Edinburgh | Scotland) 2
Cotton, Robert, Sir, 1571-1631 (antiquarian and bibliophile) 2
Donaldson, John, 1789-1865 (Professor of Music, University of Edinburgh) 2
Erskine, Charles, 1680-1763 (Lord Tinwald | Regent then Professor of Public Law, University of Edinburgh) 2
Frye, Robert, d 1435 (clerk in the Signet Office; clerk of the Council; secondary in the privy seal office) 2
Hill, Alexander, 1800-1866 (publisher) 2
Horner, Leonard, 1785-1864 (Scottish merchant, geologist and educational reformer) 2
Lyell, Lady Mary, 1808-1873 (nee Horner) 2
MacDonald, Alexander, c.1700-c.1770 (Alasdair Mac Mhaighstir Alasdair | poet and schoolmaster) 2
Mackay, Aeneas James George, 1839-1911 (Scottish lawyer, academic and antiquarian collector) 2
Reid School of Music 2
Riddell, Henry Scott, 1798-1870 (Scottish poet) 2
Taylor, Arthur, 1790-1870 (English writer and antiquarian) 2
Abtei Amorbach 1
Acclom, Thomas, fl 15th century (Carmelite monk and scribe) 1
Agassiz, Jean Louis, 1807-1873 (Swiss-American naturalist and professor of natural history) 1
Alexander II, 1198-1249 (King of Scotland) 1
Alexander, R., fl c 1550 (Scottish law clerk) 1
Alfonso V, King of Aragon, 1396-1458 1
Anabat, Guillaume, fl 1505-1510 (Parisian printer) 1
Anne, of Brittany, 1476-1514 (Queen, consort of Louis XII, King of France) 1
Antoninus, Saint, Archbishop of Florence, 1389-1459 1
Augustinian Canons. Windesheim Congregation (1387-1603) 1
Augustus Frederick, Prince, 1773-1843 (Duke of Sussex) 1
Bantock, Sir Granville, 1868-1946 1
Barton, Richard, 1601-1669 (Jesuit and college rector) 1
Beethoven, Ludwig van, 1770-1827 (composer) 1
Biblioteca Reale di Napoli 1
Black, Joseph, 1728-1799 (professor of chemistry, University of Edinburgh) 1
Boniface IX, c 1355-1404 (Pope) 1
Borgia, Lucrezia, 1480-1519 (Spanish-Italian noblewoman) 1
Boswell, Alexander, 1707-1782 (Lord Auchinleck) 1
Buchanan, George, 1506-1582 (Scottish expatriate, historian and scholar, anti-absolutist and satyrist of clerical vice) 1
Buturlin, Dmitrīĭ Petrovich, 1763-1829 (Russian general, historian and director of the Imperial Public Library) 1
Byrne, Fanny Horner, 1789-1876 (Married to Irish revolutionary Myles Byrne) 1
Callcott, William Hutchins, 1807-1882 (Composer) 1
Carey, Henry, 1687-1743 (English poet, dramatist and songwriter) 1
Caritat, Marie Jean Antoine Nicolas de, 1743-1794 (Marquis de Condorcet | French philosopher and mathematician) 1
Carmichael, Alexander, 1868-1941 ([Alec] | son of Alexander Carmichael folklorist and antiquarian) 1
Carswell, John, c 1522-1572 (Protestant reformer, and Bishop of the Isles) 1
Caulfeild, James, 1728-1799 (Earl of Charlemont) 1
Charles V, 1338-1380 (King of France) 1
Charlesworth, Edward, 1813-1893 (English geologist and palaeontologist) 1
Choillot family, fl 16th century 1
Christison, Sir Robert, 1797-1882 (1st Baronet | Scottish toxicologist and physician) 1
Colenso, John, 1814-1883 (Cornish cleric and mathematician, Zulu and biblical scholar, first Bishop of Natal) 1
College of Justice (1532-) 1
Colvill, William, d 1675 (Scottish clergyman and Principal of the University of Edinburgh) 1
Colville, Alexander, fl 1560s-1580s (commendator of Culross) 1
Convent of Saint Catherine of Siena (Edinburgh, Scotland) 1
Cox, Francis, fl 17th century (scribe) 1
Currie, Samuel, 1816-1898 (Inspector General of Hospitals and Principal Medical Officer of the Abyssinian Expedition) 1
Darwin, Charles Robert, 1809-1882 (Naturalist) 1
David I, c 1082-1153 (King of Scotland) 1
Dawing, Robert, fl c 1550-c 1599 (magister) 1
Deirdre an Bhróin (Mythological Irish figure) 1
Dennistoun, James, 1803-1855 (Scottish advocate, antiquary and art collector) 1
Donnelly, Sir Ross, 1761?-1840 (admiral and knight of the realm) 1
Dowhov, Pieter, fl 1722 (Dutch book owner) 1
Duncan, Robert, fl 1717 (Book of Hours owner, donor to University) 1
Edinburgh Musical Education Society 1
Edinburgh Women Citizens Association 1
Edward III, 1312-1377 (King of England) 1
Egerton, Lady Alix, fl 1903-1910 (Writer and poet) 1
Elliot, Sir Walter, 1803-1887 (curator and archaeologist) 1
Ferretti, Salvatore, 1817-1874 (Founder of Protestant orphanages in London and Florence) 1
Fingland, Gulielmus, fl 16th century (bibliophile) 1
Fletcher, James, fl c 1475-c 1499 1
Forde, William, c 1795-1850 (Irish musician and antiquarian) 1
Gibson, David, fl c 1560-c 1599 (burgess of Dysart) 1
Gower, Granville George Leveson-, 1815-1891 (2nd Earl Granville | British Liberal statesman and diplomat) 1
Grieg, Edvard, 1843-1907 (Norwegian composer, pianist and conductor) 1
Grimm, Jacob (Jacob Ludwig Karl), 1785-1863 (German linguist and mythologist) 1
Guarnieri, Stefano, fl 1466-1468 (chancellor of Perugia) 1
Gwin, William, fl 1930 (French translator of songs from the Hebrides) 1
Hardouyn, Germain, fl 1500-1541 (Parisian printer) 1
Hardouyn, Gilles, fl 1491-1521 (Parisian printer) 1
Hawkins, John , fl 1832 1
Henderson, William, fl 1667-1684 (Librarian, University of Edinburgh) 1
Henry IV, 1367-1413 (King of England) 1
Herman, Georg, fl 1490 (Premonstratensian canon of Roggenburg Abbey) 1
Hodenberg, M L von, fl 1920s (German translator of Scottish folk songs) 1
Holtzwart, Jacobus, fl 1530? (former owner of MS 210) 1
Horner, Frances Joanna, 1814-1894 (Lady Bunbury) 1
Hugues, Comte de Noyelle , fl 1600-1614 (governor of Limbourg, Finance Minister of the Netherlands) 1
Jardel, Claude Robert, 1722-1788‏ (antiquary and bibliographer) 1
Joachim, Amalie, 1839-1899 (contralto) 1
Johnston, Annie, 1886-1963 (Barra schoolteacher | Informant of Marjory Kennedy-Fraser) 1
Kartause Erfurt (Carthusian charterhouse) 1
Land, Edward, 1815-1876 (musician) 1
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