Showing Collections: 141 - 150 of 1991
Cilurnum on the Wall by R J Henderson Begg 1928
Entitled 'Cilurnum on the Wall', the ms volume has 11 photographs mounted into the pages and the text is written on pasted-in pieces of paper. There is a sketch map of the Great Britain, and a sketch of the layout of the fort.
City Hospital
Administration 1887-1994; nursing 1889-1993; patients (bound and unbound records) 1894-1990
Clark, Sarah
Photograph of nurses at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh 1922; Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh training certificate 1923; General Nursing Council for Scotland Certificate of Registration as a General Nurse for Mrs Sarah Clark 1924; photograph of Sarah Clark c1924; Pelican badge
Class card and Library card of Alexander F. Sawers
1 x Class card, and 1 x Library card, of Alexander F. Sawers student from Nova Scotia
Class card of William Duncan (Gulielmus Duncan), Royal High School, Edinburgh, 1830-31
The card shows on one side an engraved view (by Gulielmo Lizars) of the Royal High School or Schola Regia Edinensis, 'Architecto Thoma Hamilton'. On the other side is an autograph signature, 'Gulielmus Duncan' followed by Scholae Regiae Edinensis / Alumnus / Ann 1830-31 / No. 208.
Class cards etc. relating to John Baillie Miller
2 matriculation cards (1862 and 1864); class cards - Greek (1862), Law of Scotland (1862/3), Scots law (1862/3), Criminal law (Summer session, 1863).
Class cards of Forbes T. Wallace
The collection is composed of four cards, being:
- matriculation card, 1895
- matriculation card, 1896
- class card, Winter Session, 1895-1896. Lectures on Scots Law
- class card, Winter Session, 1896-1897. Lectures on Conveyancing
Class cards, tickets, and letters of testimonial of John Brown, Thomas S. Brown and William B. Clark
Class list of Alexander Monro (primus)
Small volume containing lists of scholars (students), their masters (surgeons who they were apprenticed to) and fees paid. In addition there are some details of boarders (1722-1736). Folded inside the volume is a copy letter of 28 June 1945 from the donor, James Watt WS, to Lord Amulree, sent to Univerity Librarian, Lauriston William Sharp.