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Commonplace book of John Murray Mitchell (1815-1904), missionary, India
Commonplace book of William H. Peyton
Commonplace book of William H. Peyton, indexed, c. 80,000 words. Copious notebook kept some of the time when the writer was visiting France and Switzerland, with references to Darwin and Huxley, and an autobiography at p. 181. Dated 1893-1898.
Also includes enclosures (mainly newspaper clippings), gathered in one folder.
Composite volume entitled "Theses Etc." containing printed and manuscript texts
Concert programmes of the Orchestral Lecture-Concerts for School Children in the Usher Hall, 1924-1928
Concert programmes of the Waddell Orchestra, 1933-1984
Confession of Faith and Covenant of the Church of Scotland
"The Confession of Faith and Covenant of the Kirk of Scotland as it was upon the supplication of the General Assembly to His Majesties Honourable Privie Counsell subscribed againe in the yeare 1639."
Written by John Laurie, Writer in Edinburgh. Accompanied by another copy, 1638.
Congregational register of Galashiels Parish
Annotated copy of the congregational register of Galashiels Parish (Parish and St. Paul's Churches) belonging to Rev. Dugald Butler, parish minister.
Copies of items relating to John Baillie
Photograph of John Baillie, probably taken at the time of his graduation from the University of Edinburgh (c1908); programme for Inverness Royal Academy Second Annual Edinburgh Reunion (1907)
Copies of letters between C. M. Grieve and Kaikhosru Shapurji Sorabji
Copies of Macfarlan's Illustrated Family Paper
Three editions the Macfarlan's Illustrated Family Paper, from 1 May 1855, 1 June 1855, and 2 July 1855. The newspapers are entirely hand-written or hand-drawn, including illustrations. Topics discussed include, among other things: events relating to the Crimean war such as the siege of Sevastopol and the Hango Head massacre; the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 1855; the Exposition Universelle of 1855 (as international exhibition held in Paris). The newspapers are beautifully illustrated.
