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Ledger record of semen collections from bulls across Scotland, 1974-1978
Manuscript ledger, folio. 30pp used. A record of bull semen collections from all over Scotland, 1974-1978. The livestock appear to be privately owned bulls mainly the Ayrshire breed and black and whites, although there are other breeds too including beef breeds. About 33 bulls per page of the ms volume in single lines giving date, name of bull, name and address of owner, number of collections, semen volume, density and motility, straws frozen, and result.
Legal document - discharge of rent - between Mrs. Eleonora Russell and Mr William Robertson
Manuscript document on stamped paper, 'For Receipts. Fourpence' and 'Halfpenny sheet', 'writtem by William Murray Jun'r writer in Edn'r...'. The document concludes: "...and of which years annual rent I hereby discharge the said Mr. William Robertson...".
The document is signed by Eleonora Russell in Edinburgh 21 September 1796. It was witnessed by: John Russell, apprentice to Mr. James Dundas, Clerk to the Signet; and, William Murray.
Leitch, Jean Walker
Badges 1924-1927; photographs 1924-1930; lecture note book c1930; audio tape 1999; nurse's uniform
Leith Hospital
Management 1846-1948; administration 1905-1985; patients (bound records) 1904-1987
Leith Improvement Scheme Photographs
Individual prints, most annotated as to location.
Letter, 16 November 1815, to James Chalmer, signed by Adam Ferguson
Letter, 24 January 1959, to Vernon Watkins from Willa Muir
Letter, 27 March 1798, to James Chalmer, signed by Adam Ferguson
Autograph letter signed by Adam Ferguson to James Chalmer, solicitor, dated Hallyard, 27 March 1798.
The letter refers to a 'half yearly certificate' which Chalmer will have 'as usual'. and on which he 'will do the needfull'. Ferguson goes on to say that his 'son writes [...] that the Copper Plates are come to hand & I have desired impressions in order to know in which state they come out of Mr [?] keeping...'.
Letter, 1959, from Alexander Gray to Archibald H. Campbell
The letter, dated 21 May 1959, is to "My dear Archie", Archibald H. Campbell. It accompanied a copy of Selected poems "put together by Maurice Lindsay" in Gray's "pre-Danish Days". The letter also refers to a copy of Sir Halewyn, and to various of his "signature tunes".