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Diary of a "London Gentlemen of Independent Means"
Diary of a London gentlemen [Cas?] of independent means for 1893. Intermittent groups of entries recording shooting in Scotland, visits to race meetings, theatres, etc.
Diary of Catherine Murray, Duchess of Atholl (1663-1707)
See External Documents (below) for details.
Diary of geologist James Nicol when he was an Edinburgh University student
Diary of Harriet Rutherford
Diary of Harriet Rutherford, nee Mitchelson, wife of Daniel Rutherford (professor of botany at the University of Edinburgh), covering starting on the 17 May 1802 and ending on the 7 December 1808.
Diary of Helena Marshall
Diary of Helena Marshall when she was a student at the 'College of Arts', Edinburgh (NB - not Edinburgh College of Arts, which was founded in 1907, but probably the Faculty of Arts of the University of Edinburgh) and (later) a governess in Russia (Petersburg) and Switzerland. Also journal consisting mainly of notes from lectures at the College of Arts on botany, geology, zoology, electricity, Italian art, etc., 1869.
Diary of Henrietta Barnett
Barnett (Henrietta). Diary, 5 April 1834 to 2 April 1838. Mainly a record of social engagements, domestic events, and the weather.
Diary of Isabel Jane Thorne
The diary is 43pp. long (foolscap). It is a copy of typescript with corrections. It begins with her birth and family circumstances as she grew up, and includes her life as a governess, her marriage and journey to China, the birth of her children, the Taiping Rebellion, medical training in London and studies in Edinburgh, and her return to London. The diary ends in 1886-1887 and with brief description of personal celebrations around the Jubilee of Queen Victoria.
Diary of Prof Friedrich Mohs (1773-1839), German mineralogist
Diary of Rev Hugh Cunningham, minister of Tranent ( -1801)
Diary of Rev Hugh Cunningham, minister of Tranent ( -1801) titled, 'A Diary begun towards the end of the year 1785. To which is prefixed a short account of the life of the writer, previous to that period. Tranent, January 6th 1786.'
Last entry is from 1 October, 1787. From the General Assembly Library.
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.
