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Annotated copy of 'The Confession of Faith; The Larger and Shorter Catechisms with the Scripture-proofs at Large:' belonging to Rev Paton James Gloag (1823-1906)
Annotated New Testament of Prof James Moffatt (1870-1944), biblical scholar and church historian
Published copy, with Moffatt's manuscript notes, of: Moffatt, James, translator. The New Testament : A New Translation. Hodder and Stoughton, 1913.
Inscription on front flyleaf reads 'This volume belonged to Professor Moffat, and contains his MS annotations. It was gifted by him to the Rev. D. H. Lawrence, D.D. Broughty Ferry, and is now gifted to New College Library by the Rev. W. R. Lawrence, M.A. Galashiels. October, 1952.'
Anonymous essays entitled ‘An Essay upon the connection between true faith in the Gospel and holiness in heart and life’ and ‘An essay on the nature and necessity of regeneration’
Manuscript notebook containing two essays, entitled 'An essay upon the connection between true faith in the Gospel and holiness in heart and life' and 'An essay on the nature and necessity of regeneration'.
The essays are written in ink, and annotated in pencil by a later hand. Essays were originally paginated, but some numbers are trimmed off.
Biblical texts: Titus 2, 3 and 5
Antiphonal of Benedictine use, in Latin
This is a manuscript volume, written on paper, and has 106 leaves, measuring 155mm by 90mm, with rubrics and staves in red. It is bound in original leather over pasteboards.
Antique forgery of a letter from Robert Burns to James Johnson
Letter refers to ill-health, and to mis-spellings in 'Hyslop's bill'. It is address to Mr. Jas. Johnson, Engraver, Music Shop, Lawn Market, Edinburgh.
The collection also includes a cover, noted: 'Letter of the poet Burns received from Mr. James Stewart Merchant Burrowstounness January 1851'.
Archive of illustrators Alison Douglas Tod and Richard Tod
Archive of ms material relating to work on Baron Corvo by Donald Weeks
Archive of productions of Varsity Vanities and various dramatic groups
The collection is composed of: an archive of productions of 'Varsity Vanities', 1946-48, and various dramatic groups including Edinburgh University Dramatic Society, SRC Charities Week Office, Attic Theatre Co., Edinburgh Graduate Theatre Group, and others.
The material is placed in two photograph albums and a "document store", which contain photographs, programmes, cuttings, posters and correspondence.
