Acquisitions (Libraries)
Found in 47 Collections and/or Records:

Clement Litill bequest
Instrument dated 14 October 1580, recording the delivery of of books bequeathed by Edinburgh advocate, Clement Litill to the town and kirk of Edinburgh.
It includes a copy of the minute of Edinburgh Town Council and inventory of the books written out by Alexander Guthrie, Town Clerk. According to Charles P. Finlayson, this was intended to hang on the library wall. It is currently unclear which Alexander Guthrie (father or son) was Town Clerk in October 1580.
Curators' meeting book., 1847-1849
Details of books recommended for purchase, books presented etc., from meetings of the Library Curators, 04 February 1829 - 11 January 1848.
Curators' meeting book, 1848-1849
Details of books ordered, from meetings of the Library Curators, 25 January 1848 - 30 January 1849.
Curators' meeting book, 1849-1852
Details of books recommended for purchase, books presented etc., from meetings of the Library Curators, May 1849 - 06 April 1852.
Curators' meeting book, 1852-1860
Details of books recommended for purchase, books presented etc., from meetings of the Library Curators, 04 May 1852 - 26 July 1860.
Curators' meeting book, 1872-1881
Details of books recommended for purchase from meetings of the Library Curators, 11 January 1872 - 12 January 1881.
Curators' meeting book, 1881-1887
Details of books recommended for purchase, books presented (October 1882 - 07 January 1887), from meetings of the Library Curators, 23 February 1881 - 17 November 1886.

Donations book, 1667-1824
'Henderson's Donations Book': a record of books donated to the University Library, 1667-1755, preceded by a list of earlier benefactors. Some entries for 1764-1824 have been added at a later date (see note by A. Brunton on page 76v).
This contains information donations made by major patrons, but also by students, merchants and other people.
Donations from candidates for A.M., 1627-1696
Donations lists, 1619-1644
Bound manuscript and printed lists (27) of books donated, or purchased from funds donated, 1619-1644.