Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.)
Found in 190 Collections and/or Records:
Miscellaneous Papers and Notes by W.J. Watson, late 19th-early 20th century
Folder containing miscellaneous papers and notes by W.J. Watson. Items include a paper on 'Some Interactions between English and Gaelic' , lists of place names, correspondence with the Burgh Surveyor's Office, Perth, concerning a site in Strathtay, a list of 'Saints in Adamnan's Life of Columba', a newspaper clipping from the Times Literary Supplement July 12, 1923, entitled 'Scottish Place Names', and an essay entitled 'The Early Church in the North'.
Mungo Park (1771-1805). Papers relating to Bi-Centenary Celebrations, 1971
My Village (1), 1946-1947
‘News Cuttings’, note book, 1908-1930
‘News Cuttings’, note book. Softbound, charcoal grey, paginated, 31 x 24 cm, 50 pages (of which 23 pages empty), contains press cuttings from 1908-30, mainly recital reviews.
Newspaper clipping concerning the "Varsity Vanities" production, 28 April to 3 May 1947
This is a newspaper clipping from the Evening Dispatch. It contains a photograph of the Varsity Vanities production from 28 April to 3 May 1947. The photograph is also within the collection.
Newspaper clipping entitled "Sun-Drawing", handwritten text entitled "A negative 'Calotype' by D. G. Hill R.S.A + R. Adamson About 1845", and newspaper clipping about "D. O. Hill", undated
Newspaper clipping entitled "Sun-Drawing", a text handwritten on an envelope entitled "A negative 'Calotype' by D. G. Hill R.S.A + R. Adamson About 1845", and, inside said envelope, a newspaper cutting with an article of "D. O. Hill - Famous Calotypes". Both about the early history of photography, in particular daguerreotypes and calotypes. Undated.
Newspaper clipping for the “Peer Gynt” production, 1949
This is a newspaper clipping of a first night press review for the Peer Gynt production at the Central Hall, Tollcross from 30 August to 9 September 1949. The newspaper is not determined.
Newspaper clipping for "What Say They?", 9 November 1948
This is a clipping from the Evening Dispatch dated 9 November 1948. It contains a posed press photograph at dress rehearsal for "What Say They?" at the Little Theatre.
Newspaper clipping from the Scotsman, with the article "Anti-Kail Yaird or anti-Scots?" by Sydney Goodsir Smith, 16 June 1960
Newspaper clipping from The Scotsman dated 16 June 1960, with the article "Anti-Kail Yaird or anti-Scots?" by Sydney Goodsir Smith, discussing Alex Neish's "declared policy of anti-parochialism" in his new quarterly review Sidewalk.
Newspaper clipping of a press review for Alastair Sim's rectorial address, 1949
This is a newspaper clipping of a press review of Alistair Sim's Rectorial address in April 1949. The paper is unknown.