Showing Collections: 1951 - 1960 of 2223
Scrapbooks of Iain Moffatt-Pender
Scrapbooks of Margaret Jane Campbell Hunter and Daisy Helen Burnley-Campbell
Second Scottish General Hospital Craigleith
"Craigleith Hospital Chronicle" 1915-1916 (incomplete run of issues)
Series of newspaper articles on Rev Lawrence Wells (c.1720-1786), Shotts, by James A. Reid
See External Documents (below) for details.
Sermon as component of A proclamation for a public thanksgiving, 1814
Folio. Broadside. Uncut, with some loss to edges. Folded, with some marking and marginal tears. Inscribed at head in 19th century hand, 'Thanksgiving Peace 1814 July' and at foot 'Public worship on Thursday will begin at the usual hour...'.
On verso, the broadside bears a lengthy manuscript copy of a contemporary sermon on 'the great and public blessing of peace' beginning with the 126th Psalm and occupying the entire verso in four columns.
Sermon by Dwight L Moody (1837-1899)
See External Documents (below) for details.
Sermon notebook entitled ‘The Doctrine of the Mediatour’ by nonconformist divines
Sermons by nonconformist divines, second half of the 17th century.
Title page reads 'The Doctrine of the Mediation / discuss'd by way of Query in 12 Sermons by Saindry Divines'
Sermon notebook of Edward Irving (1792-1834)
Sermon outlines,referred to as 'Heads and skeletons of sermons' in a note pasted on the front flyleaf. Bible references listed on the top of the pages.
Note on front flyleaf says that the volume is originally from the library of Henry Paul, Esq. of Glasgow and then belonged to David Laing.
Sermon notebook of Henry Erskine (1624-1696), minister of Chirnside
Sermons of Henry Erskine, 1624-1696. Minister of Chirnside.
Page 356 dated 16 April 1696. Volume is wanting back cover, and has 7 additional leaves inserted that are written in shorthand and dated 1705.
Sermon notebook of James Dewar (c.1750-1833), Burgher minister, Fenwick, Ayrshire
Notebook of Sermons, with the signature of James Dewar in the back cover. From the General Assembly Library.
