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Note entitled 'Bardac na Feinne', 22 October 1864
Note entitled 'Bardac na Feinne' [Bàrdachd na Fèinne or Fenian Poetry] containing a short description of the material Carmichael is going to transcribe, when he collected it and when he is transcribing it. He writes, 'Toisicheam mata air an fheasgar so fhein - feasgar Di-sathuirne, mios deireannach an Fhoghraidh an 22mh 1864,' [I will begin this very afternoon, Saturday, October 22nd 1864].
Note entitled 'Preface', c1893
Note entitled 'Preface' which reads 'Perhaps someone may [exist] with more learning and more reason than mine to elucidate these interesting obscurities.'
Note of Alexander Carmichael's address, 1887
Note of Alexander Carmichael's address, which reads 'A[lexander]. Carmichael, 31 Raeburn Place, Edinburgh'.
Note of place, date and cost of purchase of notebook, 30 November 1864
Note of place, date and cost of purchase of notebook which reads 'Bought at St Columb, Cornwall, 30 Nov[ember] 1864 pr[ice] 2/3 A[lexander] A[rchibald] Carmichael.'
Note of references to be checked, June 1887
Note by Alexander Carmichael to self of references to be checked in relation to the dragonfly, the raven and the spider, namely Tennyson's 'Two Voices', 'Ayton's PCG' and 'Pope's 192'.
Note on travel, 6 July 1909
Note on travel which reads 'Left Edinburgh Tuesday 1-30pm 6 July 1909'.
Notebook belonging to Alexander Carmichael, 12 September 1890 to 1895
Notebook belonging to Alexander Carmichael, 1893
Notebook of poems and tales, late 19th-early 20th century
Notebook with assorted Gaelic notes, c late 19th century
Notebook containing Gaelic riddles; newspaper cuttings; idiomatic phrases; guidheachan; anecdotes about fairies, mermaids; the Bean-nighe [Washing-woman], an t-Each Uisage [Water horse], Uilleam-dean-suidhe [William be seated], etc.