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Papers of Dr. J. M. Caborn
The collection consists of: estate plans, including plan of estate under the Heriot-Watt University development plan for Riccarton; landscape reports; particulars of individual trees; files and notes on forest engineering and forest botany; report on the Forest of Dean and Tintern Wood; and, a working plan for an area of New Forest, 1951-1961.
Papers of Dr. J. M. Kerr
The papers are composed of manuscript notes of a trip to Lucerne, Switzerland, in a notebook, manuscript notes forEn Italic Pepesin two notebooks, and a bundle of papers, typescriptIts Hooley Talking. The latter is a novelette supposedly of the experiences of an Irish immigrant in Glasgow, and the Swiss trip is that made by a student, a working-class journey in Europe written at a time when most descriptions are of middle-class and upper-class journeys.
Papers of Dr. James Clark McKerrow
The papers of Dr. James Clark McKerrow include: offprints of his lecturesA attack on Aristotlegiven to the Aristotelian Society, London, in 1934; correspondence, cuttings, essay notes; a diary for 1960; and, around 250 notebooks.
Papers of Dr J.B. Primrose (1889-1974)
See External Documents (below) for details.
Papers of Dr. John Walker
[to be completed]
Papers of Dr Käte Silber
Papers of Dr. Philip G. E. Wigley
The papers consist of seminar papers, tutorial notes, lectures and lecture notes relating to Canadian History courses, and other studies and research.Within the unsorted material are many files and indexes.
Papers of Dr. Thomas J. Watson
The content of each notebooks varies, though within Watson's fields of interest. Each notebook entitled Vol.1 through to Vol.6. Manuscript.
Papers of Dr William Bates (1625-1699)
Manuscript volume by William Bates, D.D., containing fourteen sermons based on Luke chapter 15: 'A mirrour of divine merci'.
Papers of Dr. William Murray Cairns
The papers of Dr. William Murray Cairns consist of notes of lectures taken down between 1886 and 1891 while at Edinburgh University and Surgeons' Hall.
