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Two volumes of "minutes and reports" by Lieutenant Colonel James Brunton
Fonds — Multiple Containers
Identifier: Coll-2274
Scope and Contents
Minutes and reports by Lieuteuant Colonel James Brunton, Military Auditor General, as a member of the military Board. Fort St. George [Chennai, India]. Madras. Two volumes, 1801-05, 1801-06.
Dates:
1801-1806
Tynedale-Biscoe, Barbara Bettina
Fonds
Identifier: GD1-54
Scope and Contents
Photocopy of nurse's letter describing night duty 1935; transcript of letter
Dates:
1935
Found in:
Lothian Health Services Archive
Typescript and printed volumes on Glasgow and Edinburgh 'lodging houses'
Fonds — Box: CLX-A-1566
Identifier: Coll-1816
Content Description
A collection of 2 x ts and printed volumes on Glasgow and Edinburgh 'lodging houses'. These were created by...:Louie Murray, who wrote Edinburgh Common Lodging-Houses, a study of the residents and how their needs are met by statutory and voluntary social services. Murray's work was presented as a thesis for the Diploma in Social Study, Edinburgh University... 94pp including appendices.Dr. Stuart Laidlaw, who wrote ...
Dates:
1956
Typescript by James Dick: Account of his boyhood in Scotland
Item
Identifier: Coll-1900
Scope and Contents
Typescript by Colonel James Dick (1863-1926), containing an 'account of his boyhood in Scotland'.
Dates:
late 19th-early 20th century (before 1926)
Typescript by John Findlater, Methodist minister, Leith
Fonds
Identifier: MS FIN 1
Scope and Contents
Typescript manuscript of John Findlater, Methodist minister, Leith. Fl.1906 - 1913.Manuscript titled "The Missionary Movement: Its Rise, Progress, and Prospects." Created c.1909, with several former shelfmarks and the author's name inscribed inside. Notes on 'The Great Commission' loosely inserted after page 232. Typescript frequently annotated with pencil, with printed biblical passages pasted in. Ammendments are mostly small, but occasionally whole paragraphs are marked for...
Dates:
c.1909
Found in:
New College Library Special Collections
Typescript by Richárd Hörcsik (1955-) entitled ‘The history of the Hungarian scholarship at Edinburgh’
Fonds
Identifier: MS HOR 1
Scope and Contents
Loose leaf typescript titled 'The history of the Hungarian scholarship at Edinburgh'. By Richárd Hörcsik. Undated, but created c. 1990. 56 numbered pages, followed by 2 pages of charts.
It is unclear if this paper was ever published in its current format, but it is cited in some of Hörcsik's later publications.
Dates:
c.1990
Found in:
New College Library Special Collections
Typescript Cunningham Lectures by Prof William Alexander Curtis (1876-1961)
Fonds
Identifier: MS BOX 36.7
Scope and Contents
See External Documents (below) for details.
Dates:
1950-1953
Found in:
New College Library Special Collections
Typescript epistolary journal by [Alice] Maud Hitchcock
Fonds — Box: CLX-A-1593
Identifier: Coll-2000
Content Description
Extensive archive of letters, together forming a journal of seven years’ work for the Church Missionary Society in China. Addressed to ‘dear Friends’ of her church in Bermondsey, Hitchcock’s letters provide a detailed account of her journey to China and her mission there. Though evidently travelling frequently throughout south-east China, Hitchcock was stationed primarily on Haitan (Pingtan) island with Eleanor Jane Harrison, recording
efforts to teach the Gospel to the local population and...
Dates:
1901-1908
Typescript form of daily devotion by Father Mark Gibberd
Fonds
Identifier: MS BOX 36.6
Scope and Contents
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Dates:
nd
Found in:
New College Library Special Collections
Typescript letter from Arthur Koestler to Dr. Thomas Koevari
Fonds — Box: CLX-A-1564, Folder: Coll-1804 / SC-Acc-2017-0036
Identifier: Coll-1804
Content Description
This typescript letter from Arthur Koestler was sent to Dr Thomas Kovari (Kövári Tamás) who had escaped from Hungary in 1956. The letter to 'Dear Mr. Koevari' - indirectly described by Koestler as a fan - was written from the Berghotel 'Böglerhof', Alpbach, in the Tyrol, Austria, on 2 July 1959. It is signed in Koestler's hand. Koestler thanks Mr. Koevari for the trouble he has taken to point out a passage... a 'howler'.Although the title referred to is un-named, it is ...
Dates:
2 July 1959