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Notebooks of Robert Jameson
Drafts and collect reading material connected to Jameson's literary output, manuscripts submitted for publication in his journal, and travel write-ups and observational notebooks.
Notebooks relating to Rev. Prof. John Duncan, Professor of Hebrew, New College, Edinburgh (1796-1870)
Notebooks of John Duncan, Professor of Hebrew, New College 1843-1870.
MS DUN 2.1 is a quarto volume with notes on Isaiah 40. It also contains lists of members of Hebrew classes, New College, Edinburgh, 1844-1845
MS DUN 2.2 is an octavo volume with notes of conversaions with Rev. Dr. John Duncan. These span c. 12 pages. The rest are blank and mostly uncut.
Notes and lectures relating to George Smeaton, Dr Thomas Reid, John Monteath and James Clow from General Assembly of the Church of Scotland Library (c.1768-c.1869)
See External Documents (below) for details.
MS BOX 32.1-2: George Smeaton
MS BOX 32.3: Dr Thomas Reid
MS BOX 32.4-5: John Monteath and James Clow
Notes compiled during a course of philosophy, possibly by Francis Scott, 1661-1662
Notes for a sermon written by an amanuensis and amended by Stanley, Very Rev. A. P., Dean of Westminster
The ms volume contains a sermon from Exodus III. 2. said to have been delivered in Glasgow, on the Bush that was not consumed. The seller's notes indicate that the sermon may have been written out by an amanuensis and amended and added to by the Dean.
There is a transcript of the ms text.

Notes from Dr. Duncan's lectures on medical jurisprudence taken down by Charles Anderson, 1792-73

Notes from Lectures by Joseph Black
Notes from lectures by Thomas Charles Hope and Joseph Black
1 volume of lecture notes (1796-1797) taken down at lectures given by both TC Hope and Joseph Black
Notes from lectures on climate, geology and zoology given by Robert Jameson
2 volumes of approximately 180 pages each: a careful transcription, with some diagrams, of lectures in climate, geology and zoology.
Both bear the book plate from the library of the Rev William Dansey, Rector of Donhead St Andrew, Wiltshire, though there is nothing to suggest Dansey had been a student of Jameson's
Notes in shorthand of David Gregory's clinical lectures
The lectures are noted as having been taken down in 1705. They are written in shorthand. Type of shorthand is unknown. The writer is unknown. The notes in the volume cover 228 pages. Title page statesNotes of Gregory's clinical lectures. There is a rear index of contents in longhand.
Note: James Gregory (d.1731) is probably the only Gregory among this fanous family able to have actually given lectures in 1705.