University of Edinburgh Library -- Legacy shelfmark sequence: Da-Dp
Found in 54 Collections and/or Records:
Papers of John Hill, Professor of Humanity at the University of Edinburgh
Papers of Sir John Macdonald Kinneir
Papers of Sir John Macdonald Kinneir, including a letterbook with two maps enclosed, and a portfolio containing newspaper clippings, large sheets of papers of Arabic calligraphy, and correspondence, all dating from c. 1827-1830.
Papers of William Wallace, Professor of Mathematics
Mathematical notebook containing a system of spherical trigonometry, geometrical problem, etc. by Professor William Wallace. 1790s-1800s. Accompanied by a red, thin volume, containing Wallace's own notes, and letters. Paper watermark 1819. In the volume are loosely inserted, a paper on the separation of the symbols of quantity and operation, and a letter of Prof. Wallace to engineer Thomas Drummond, 30 May 1830.
Papers relating to Archbishop James Sharp
Transcripts of manuscripts relating to Archbishop James Sharp, 2 volumes dated 1653-1676, author unknown. A note inserted in the first manuscript contains information on contents of volume, and where original copies are kept. Includes correspondence copied from Harleian Collection in the British Library, and the Wodrow Manuscripts at the National Library of Scotland.
Papers relating to Edmund Waller
Drury (G. Thorn). Parcel of material, manuscript and printed, used by G. Thorn Drury in the preparation of his edition of Edmund Waller's poems. Also notes and memoranda for editions of his other publications.
Papers relating to William Wordsworth
Collection of newspaper cuttings, postcards, etc. relating to poet William Woodsworth. In folder, mounted on loose sheets. The postcards consist mainly of illustrations of places associated with Wordsworth.
Probate of the Will of William Wallace, Professor of Mathematics at the University of Edinburgh
Creator: Wallace, William, 1768-1843 (Scottish mathematician, astronomer)
Probate of the will of William Wallace, Professor of Mathematics at the University of Edinburgh, 31 May 1843.
Records of the Hunterian Medical Society
Papers of the Hunterian Medical Society dating from 1830s to late 19th century, including minutes, loose papers, printed and manuscript material, and notebooks.
Statutes and Orders of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle, revived by Her Majesty Queen Anne
Order of the Thistle. Statues and Orders. 1775. (Green morocco gilt.) Several inks, same hand.
Thesis entitled “The decline of Scottish monasticism in the fifteenth century” by Alastair MacDonald Taylor
Thesis by Alastair MacDonald Taylor entitled "The decline of Scottish monasticism in the fifteenth century", 1939.