Poetry
Found in 113 Collections and/or Records:
Poems by John Baillie, 1902-1908
An indexed notebook containing poems written by John Baillie, bearing his home address in Inverness.
Poems chiefly from lesser authors selected by John Baillie, April 1904
A notebook containing transcriptions of poems by such as Mathew Arnold, Robert Louis Stevenson, Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Christina Rossetti.
Poems of Alison Murray Oliver
The collection of around 24 pieces of poetry and prose on Scottish themes by Alison Murray Oliver are contained in a hand-made file or folder.
Poems of William MacRitchie, (1754-1837), minister of Clunie, Perthshire
"Poems to Paintings by William Johnstone 1933", c 1963
"‘Poems to Paintings by William Johnstone", being: I. A Point in Time; II. Wedding of the Winds; III. Conception; IV. Composition (1934); V. Knight; VI. Of William Johnstone’s Art; VII. Ode to the North Wind; VIII. Of William Johnstone’s Exhibition. Manuscript, pencil, 7 folios, 1 envelope addressed to F. G. Scott.
Poet tells how 'puritanical' Scotland kept him from coming out (Scotland on Sunday), 9 Apr 2000
A collection of newspaper and magazine cuttings covering issues relating to the LGBTQ+ community.
Articles cover local, national and international news, however Scottish publications have the strongest representation with Edinburgh and Glasgow based publications being a specific strength within this sub-series.
Poetry and songs, c1910
2 volumes and 1 songsheet of songs and poetry written by Peter Baillie.
Printed texts, c1880-1886
Theological booklet entitled New Creation and 2 prints of The Bank of Zion by Lauchlan Mackenzie.
'Private Thoughts in Black and White', Jun 1994
'Private Thoughts in Black and White: a collection of stories and poems', compiled by Gordon Legge, Writer-in-Residence.
Quotations from the Bible, verses and poems in the hands of members of the Booth family, and lock of Joseph Booth's hair, c 1871 - c 1913
Quotations from the bible, verses and poems in the hands of members of the Booth family, also includes a lock of Joseph Booth’s hair
