Animals--Transportation
Found in 191 Collections and/or Records:
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Donald Bain, 01 June 1904
Bain asks Ewart to confirm the details of the arrival of the pony stallion at Strathcarron.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Eduardo C. Cuilty, 16 August 1905
Cuilty thanks Ewart for sending him a copy of the book The Virginians and asks if the little Chihuahua dog arrived in Edinburgh safely.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Ella Hope Wharton-Duff, 11 August 1904
Wharton-Duff states that she would be pleased to breed her doe rabbits with a wild buck and asks Ewart to send the buck in the last week of September.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Frederick Leyland and Company Ltd, 24 October 1916
The company asks Ewart to provide further details about the two ponies he recently shipped to New York.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Frieda Cecil, 05 September 1904
Cecil recommends a saddle manufacturer to Ewart and provides details about a horse, 'Jean', who is travelling up to Edinburgh to stay with the Ewarts.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from F.W Barling, 07 September 1905
Barling asks Ewart to send him the address to which he should send his pony 'Parakh' .
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from F.W Barling, 10 September 1905
Barling confirms the details of the arrival of the pony 'Parakh' which he is sending to Ewart and provides some further details about his history.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from General Sir Dighton MacNaghten Probyn, 27 December 1902
Probyn writes to confirm that Ewart is ready to take back the hybrid 'Romulus' from the King. Probyn outlines the route the hybrid will take back to Penicuik. He adds that the hybrid was quite difficult to handle and was not safe in the presence of children, being 'not actually vicious, but tricky.'
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from George A. Oliphant, 01 March 1911
Oliphant writes that he will communicate further with Ewart about the Indian cattle. He dispatched the Przewalski's mare and hybrid filly to Claud Alexander, but the stallion could not be sent due to being too violent.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from George A. Oliphant, 28 March 1910
Oliphant writes that the Przewalski's mare is ready to send to Ewart, but that Mr Collier has wired to ask if the mare is safe to be housed with other horses in a hedged enclosure. He will prevent sending the mare until he hears from Ewart.