Lectures and Lecturing
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Notes for lectures given in Dublin, late 19th century
Notes for 2 lectures given in Dublin. Sir Archibald Geikie looked at the evolution of scenery around the British Isles. He looked particularly at those elements formed by erosion, such as river valleys, using many locations as examples. He also looked at the formation of tablelands and other geological features and how these have impacted on the people and society in the localities.
Notes for Lectures I-X in the series ‘Openings for British trade, Part I’, with lists of slides shown, [c 1899]
Notes for Lectures I-X in the series ‘Openings for British trade, Part I’, with lists of slides shown; [c1899]; ms, 1 bound notebook.
Notes for lectures on 'Geographical Evolution', late 19th century
Notes for lectures on ‘Openings for British trade’: Lect. I - IV (China), Lect. VI (India), Lect. VIII (frontier trade), with several press cuttings tipped in; notes and extracts from various publications, undated

Notes from Lectures by Joseph Black
Notes of Dr. Joseph Black's Philosophical Lectures on Chemistry
Three volumes of notes on Dr. Joseph Black's lectures on chemistry. The full title is: 'Notes of Dr. Black's Philosophical Lectures on Chemistry, Corrected and enlarged by the joint labor of George Buchan Hepburn and Alexander Law, advocates'. Manuscript, in a neat and legible hand, of notes of Black's course of 57 lectures on chemistry delivered from 13th June to 22nd December 1775.
Notes of lectures on 'Physiology for Ladies' given by Edward Henry Sieveking at Stamford Hill
Notes of lectures on 'Physiology for Ladies' given by Edward Henry Sieveking at Stamford Hill, taken by an unknown person in 1848.
Notes on Gaelic Grammar and Vocabulary, late 19th-early 20th century
Notes on lectures by Adolf Jülicher, 1911
A booklet of notes on lectures by Adolf Jülicher, made while John Baillie was at the University of Marburg.
Notes on lectures by Hermann Cohen, 1911
4 booklets of notes on lectures on logic by Hermann Cohen, made while John Baillie was at the University of Marburg.