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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 of lectures by Neil MacMichael (1808-1874), Professor of Ecclesiastical History, United Presbyterian Divinity Hall taken by John Mitchell Harvey (1836-1876)
Nouveaux souvenirs d'Holyrood
The unsigned letters, mostly from Edinburgh, were all written during November or December 1831. They describe a trip from Paris to Edinburgh, and life among the French refugees there. Although the last word has been obliterated, an inscription reads: 'Quoique l'auteur ne se nomme pas, tout le monde le reconnait pour M. le Baron de [...]'. On the inside of the front cover is pasted a note reading, 'Pour mes pauvres petites filles de France', and signed Louise.
Oral history recordings made as part of the 'Towards Dolly' project
Contains: Alan Archibald interview (with Grahame Bulfield); Adrian Bird interview (with Grahame Bulfield); Grahame Bulfield and William G. Hill in conversation; Grahame Bulfield interview (with Clare Button); Nick Hastie interview (with Grahame Bulfield); Peter Sharp interview (with Grahame Bulfield); Andrew Tait interview (with Grahame Bulfield); Gerald Wiener interview (with Clare Button); Ian Wilmut interview (with Grahame Bulfield).
Papers and Correspondence of Arthur Berriedale Keith
Papers and correspondence of Daniel John Cunningham
Papers and other material relating to C. Wyville Thomson
Papers Illustrative of the History and Constitution of the University of Edinburgh
Papers of Ailsa Giles Maxwell
Papers of Alexander Falconer Giles, Lecturer in Classical History at the University of Edinburgh
This collection consists of approx. 50 notebooks and bound volumes of notes taken by Giles as a student at Balliol College, and as a lecturer in Classical History at the University of Edinburgh. Also includes a typescript entitled 'On Land, Sea and Ice. An Autobiography' by J. Burn Wood, 1947.
It also includes one photograph album and eight individual photographs acquired later, all related to Alexander F. Giles and his family.
