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Autobiography of Richard James Arthur Berry
Berry, Richard James Arthur. 'Chance and Circumstance. An autobiography. Typescript. There is a tide in the affairs of men which taken at the flood leads in to fortune. A true story of what befell a man who took it, told by R.J.A. Berry, M.D. F.R.C.S., F.R.S.E.'
Autograph book of Janet Murray
Autograph book of John Hutchison (1836-1901), minister of Bonnington United Presbyterian Church, Leith
Autograph notebook belonging to John Hutchison, minister of Bonnington United Presbyterian Church, Leith.
Entries are mainly in German and date from 24 June 1857 to 23rd February 1859. Pages are unnumbered, and entries are scattered throughout the volume with many blank pages between. English, Hebrew, Latin and Greek entries are also present, in several different hands.
Notebook is an oblong octavo, with original marbled dust jacket and case.
Autograph letter from George Gleig, Scottish cleric, writer and editor, to Messrs Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh
The autograph letter is dated, Stirling, Scotland, 16th March 1800.
Addressing his letter to Messrs Bell & Bradfute, Booksellers, Edinburgh, Gleig asks that, with respect to the Anti Jacobin Review the: "Gentlemen [...] give to John Macfarquhar esq. the first four volumes of that work [...] and state them against the proprietor...".
Autograph letter signed, Adam Ferguson, to John Home, West Lauriston, 9 October 1780
Autograph letters signed by John Stuart Blackie
Autograph ms from 'The Shepherd's Calendar' by James Hogg, being a leaf from the draft for 'Class IV. Dogs'
Autograph manuscript from 'The Shepherd's Calendar', by James Hogg, 1824. It is a leaf from the draft of 'Class IV. Dogs', and is large folio size laid onto paper.
The ms has some Borders stories about dogs e.g. 'the late Mr. Steel's nephew in Peebles had a bitch [...] whose feats in taking home sheep from the neighbouring farms into the market at Peebles by herself form innumerable anecdotes in that vicinity...'.
Autograph signed letter from Charles Hotham to Sir Roderick Murchison
Autographs of clergymen
Autographs of clergymen collected by Mrs Macnealy, Wester Auchinloch by Lenzie. Mainly Church of Scotland, Free Church of Scotland, and United Free Church of Scotland ministers.