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Diary of Robert Laws (1851-1934)
Diary of Robert Laws, later missionary in Livingstonia, from his time as an agent of the Glasgow City Mission at fever and smallpox hospitals in the Glasgow area. Contains statistical information about patients at the beginning of the diary.
A note, presummably written by Laws, is pasted onto the verso of the front cover giving a bit of context for the diary. A newsclipping from The Scotsman, 15 October 1993, about the diary is laid in the front of the volume.
Dictates of Andrew Suttie by James Ross
Vellum-covered volume of notes taken by student James Ross of lectures in Philosophy given by Andrew Suttie, Regent.
Dictates of James Pillans by Adam Blackadder
Single volume of lecture notes taken down by Adam Blackadder at lectures given by James Pillans.
Dictates of James Pillans by Alexander Wilson
Single volume of lecture notes taken down by Alexander Wilson at lectures given by James Pillans.
Dictates of James Pillans by Archibald Flint: 'Philosophia Peripatetica'
Dictates of "Physica Generalis" in Edinburgh University by Herbert Kennedy, written down by C. Dalyell
Dictates of "Physica Generalis" in Edinburgh University by Herbert Kennedy, dated 1689, written down by C. Dalyell, M.A..
Dietetic lecture notes: Helen E Batchelor
Digitised (available in both PDF and TIFF formats) A5 hardback notebook of lecture notes and recipes from Helen Batchelor's training in dietetics when a student nurse at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh (Jan 1938 - May 1941).
Dingleton Hospital, Melrose
Management 1874-1977; administration 1862-1995; history and publications 1857-2000; finance 1874-1959; patients financial 1946-1958; staff 1870-1992; patients (bound records) 1845-1986; audio-visual 1989, n.d.
Divination book, Sumatra
Comprises 18 bark leaves, with the first and last folds pasted to the covers, in 'harmonica' fold. Text in Batak script written in black ink. There 4 pages with different symbols, and 4 pages with tables, all done in red and black ink. Original wooden covers, of which the upper is carved with a relief of lizards.