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Royal Infirmary Of Edinburgh Department Of Dietetics
Miscellaneous diet sheets and recipes c1958; 'The Foods We Need'1935; Department of Dietetics badge
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh Folder-based Case Notes
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh NHS Trust
Board Minutes, 1994-1999; Board Papers, 1994-1999; Extraordinary Board Meetings Papers, 1997; Board "Away Day" Papers, 1997; General Purposes Committee Minutes, 1998-1999; Audit Committee Minutes and Papers, 1994-1996; Lothian Health Council and Trust Board Liaison Meetings Minutes and Papers, 1994-1996; Endowment Fund Trustees Minutes and Papers, 1996-1997; Annual reports and Accounts, 1994-1999; RIE NHS Trust Newsline, 1994-1999
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh Samaritan Society
Management 1879-2001; administration 1889-1979; cases 1902-1994
Royal Medico-Psychological Association, Scottish Division
Minutes 1869-1939; outgoing correspondence 1913-1935; incoming correspondence 1923-1934; general correspondence 1934-1948
Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB), Edinburgh and Lothians
Papers collected by Royal National Institute of Blind People, Edinburgh and Lothians, including publications, annual reports, press cuttings, and administrative documents. Also includes the Register of the Outdoor Blind, a record of blind people receiving aid in their own homes between 1903 and 1910.
Royal Victoria Dispensary, Hospital and Tuberculosis Trust
Management and administration 1891 - 1989; patients (unbound records) 1940s - 1960s.
Royal Victoria Dispensary, Hospital and Tuberculosis Trust case notes
Case notes for patients treated by the Royal Victoria Dispensary, Hospital and Tuberculosis Trust in Southfield Sanatorium, the Royal Victoria Dispensary and as a result of the mass miniature radiography campaigns of 1957 - 1958.
Royal Zoological Society of Scotland
Rubbings of the Xi'an Stele
Rubbings of the Xi'an Stele (also known as the "Nestorian Stele"), a memorial stone erected in 718 AD in northwest China, to commemorate the presence of the Nestorian Christian Church in the area at the time. The whole stele is nearly three metres tall, with text in both Chinese and Syriac. The heading translates as "Memorial of the Propagation in China of the Luminous Religion from Daqin [Rome]".
Rubbings of the heading and of the body of the text.