Scotland -- History
Found in 31 Collections and/or Records:
Notes on the life of Rev. James Mitchell, Mid to late 19th century
The notebook contains notes on the life of Rev. James Mitchell, who once tutored Sir Walter Scott. The author is anonymous, but the notebook may have been compiled by multiple authors, especially given that there are two distinct handwriting styles in the document.
Papers of William Saunders, 1900s-1940s
Scotichronicon, by Walter Bower, 1510
Sermons in English, 19th century
Sermons written in English. Anonymous author.
'St Oran's Ceilidh: The need for a history of the Highland people', 1910
The script or notes for a lecture, possibly a public lecture held at St Oran's Chapel on the Isle of Iona.
Stewart manuscripts, 18th or 19th century
These are a collection of sermons and religious writings. It is currently not certain which Stewart after which the manuscripts are named.
Story of a Gaelic manuscript (Story of the MacLauchlan Manuscript), late 19th century
Handwriting notes that give an account of how MacLauchlan and Skene lost a manuscript, and retrieved after they had lost it. The manuscript which they lost was: MS.NLS.72.i.38, which is often referred to as the 'Kilbride Manuscript No.24'.
The Claim of Celtic Studies upon the Lowland Scot, 1913
A script or notes for a lecture, apparently to be address to graduates in Celtic at the University of Edinburgh, on 4 July 1913. The subject appears to be on the Highland-Lowland divide, and why Lowlanders should care about Celtic.
The Lords of the Isles, 1899
A script for two lectures delivered by Mackinnon on 17 October 1899 and 31 October 1899.
The MacConachers of Lorn, 1909
A script for what appears to be a public lecture, held at the Gaelic Society of Glasgow on 30 November 1909. Lorne is spelled as 'Lorn'.