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Manuscript music book containing music for 182 Strathspeys and Reels
Manuscript music book containing the music for 74 Scottish airs
This volume containing the music for 74 Scottish airs, includes:
- Cauld Kail in Aberdeen
- The bush aboon Traquair
- Oh! Open the door Lord Gregory
- Auld Robin Gray
Oblong 8vo, 24pp. Paper watermarked 1804. Signature of James Aikman, Perth.
Manuscript notebook of Dr Thomas Charles Hope recording medical case histories
Manuscript notebook of Dr Thomas Charles Hope recording medical case histories. The constellation of Dr Hope, Dr Duncan, and Dr Rutherford together with the mention of patients being admitted "into the Infirmary" lead to the ascription of this being notes from the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. The Dr Duncan mentioned several times in the text is presumably Andrew Duncan (1773-1832), who founded the hospital.
Manuscript notebook of George John Malcolm
Manuscript notebook of James McGregor (fl.1778) including 17th century sermons
Manuscript notebook of unidentified Scottish law firm setting out details of titles properties
The content suggests that this was an Edinburgh-based law practice, with the majority of entries noting city addresses. The unknown law firm sets out details of titles properties, 1920s, 1930s.
The volume has this information on the spine: "Notes on Titles No.6". The volume comes from John Reid, Law & Mercantile Stationer, 78 Queen Street, Edinburgh. It holds reference numbers: 885 - for re-ordering.
Manuscript Notes from David Hume's Lectures on Scots Law at the University of Edinburgh
Manuscript notes on medical lectures taken at the University of Edinburgh
Manuscript of ‘A compend of Craig De feudis, done into English’ by Sir Thomas Craig
A handwritten abridged version of Thomas Craig's 'Jus feudale', translated into English. The manuscript volume is titled, 'A Compend of Craig De Feudis Done into English'. Attribution on page 368 reads: 'This compend of Craig De Feudis was written in November 1728 by Tho. Manson'.
Title page contains an inscription which reads: 'Belonging to Alexander Gibson 1732', and an inked stamp with a seal: 'Consilio et animis John Maitland'. Volume bound in leather.
