University of Dundee Archives

(11) "The College Bishops' letter on the Usages", 1723. (Letter, 9 March, 1723, College of Bishops to Alexander Robertson, Minister at Langside, Kilmundy). Encloses circular letter and formula relating to "antiquated usages" being introduced into worsh...

BrMS 3/DC 58/2/11
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1723

Part of Transcripts and papers of Dean William Leslie Christie

(11) "The College Bishops' letter on the Usages", 1723. (Letter, 9 March, 1723, College of Bishops to Alexander Robertson, Minister at Langside, Kilmundy). Encloses circular letter and formula relating to "antiquated usages" being introduced into worship by "incompetent authority" and requesting that he disperse these in the Presbytery of Aberdeen. [With facsimiles of signatures].

Dean William Leslie Christie

11 Thistle Street, Edinburgh. J.M.S. Constable: Prologus of St. Ninian's life is missing.

Part of Diocese of Brechin: Correspondence of Alexander Penrose Forbes, Bishop of Brechin and George Frederick Boyle

110 in. cloth measuring machine, rollers to be 111 in. long plan and elevations.

MS 93/D/118
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c 1934

Part of D J MacDonald Ltd, Engineers, Dundee

Engineers: D.J. MacDonald Ltd. No scale. 81 x 70 cm.

"(11.10 a.m. Sun. L.S. F11 1/50 P.C. F11 15s). Meikleour, Beech Hedges."

MS 116/7/174
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24 July 1939

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

A very tall beech hedge running along the right hand side of a road. There are some other trees at the other side of the road and beyond those there is an area of grass. There are cars on the road.

"(11-11.30 a.m. Sun. Imperial Eclipse. F8 1/150. L.S.) Stonehaven, group at beach."

MS 116/8/197
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13 July 1926

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

Several children and a man with a dog at the edge of the water on the beach. There are more people on the beach further down and behind them the town can be seen in the background.

"(11-11.30 a.m. Sun. Imperial Eclipse. F8 1/150. L.S.) Stonehaven, group at beach."

MS 116/8/198
Item
13 July 1926

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

People, adults and children at the water's edge on the beach. There are children further in the water and there is a child and a woman that look like they are cleaning a net.

"(11.15 a.m. Sun. Imperial Eclipse 650. F9 1/50). Dinnet Muir, Loch Kinnard."

MS 116/2/33
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15 July 1927

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

Fields separated by stone walls. There are trees in the foreground of the picture at the left and the right. Behind the main field in the middle of the picture are what look to be farm houses.

"(11.15 a.m. Sun. Imperial S.S. F14 1/5s). Arbirlot Road. Arbroath." A curved road with houses to the left and to the right a wall with raised ground to the other side of it. There are trees behind the buildings and on the raised area and in the street...

MS 116/3/47
Item
11 August 1911

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

"(11.15 a.m. Sun. Imperial S.S. F14 1/5s). Arbirlot Road. Arbroath." A curved road with houses to the left and to the right a wall with raised ground to the other side of it. There are trees behind the buildings and on the raised area and in the street there is a man leading a horse pulling a plough. There are also people at the far end of the street.

"(11.30 a.m. Dull. Imperial Eclipse 650. F12 1/5. LS). Huntly Castle."

MS 116/2/42
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13 July 1929

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

Part of the castle with a low wall in front of it. There are trees to the left and right of the picture and another smaller building can be made out in the background.

"(11.30 a.m. Dull. Imperial Eclipse. F8 1/80). Alford, River Don from bridge."

MS 116/2/32
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14 July 1927

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

An expanse of water over rocks with trees and plants surrounding. At the back of the picture there is a house partly enclosed by the trees.

"(11.30 a.m. Sun. Imperial NF. F24 1/2s. PC). Smithy, Arbirlot." The smithy with a vegetable patch enclosed by a fence in front. There are trees behind the building and to the left, and at the right of the smithy there looks to be more buildings behind.

MS 116/3/46
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11 August 1911

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

"(11.30 a.m. Sun. Imperial SR Orth BKd. F16 1/2s and 4 scr. LS PC). Arbroath Abbey."

MS 116/3/48
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9 July 1913

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

The exterior of the abbey ruins with arched doorways and windows. There is grass in front of the ruins.

"(11.30 a.m. Sun through cloud. Imperial Eclipse. F12 1/30). Braemar Bridge over Dee."

MS 116/1/15
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15 July 1926

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

An arched stone built bridge over a river. There are rocks in the river and the banks are rocky as well. There are hills in the background..

"(11.30 a.m. Sun through cloud. Imperial Eclipse. F12 1/30). Braemar Bridge over Dee." An arched stone built bridge over a river. There are rocks in the river and the banks are rocky as well and there are trees on them. There are hills in the backgroun...

MS 116/1/16
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15 July 1926

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

"(11.30 a.m. Sun through cloud. Imperial Eclipse. F12 1/30). Braemar Bridge over Dee." An arched stone built bridge over a river. There are rocks in the river and the banks are rocky as well and there are trees on them. There are hills in the background. 15 July 1926.

An arched stone built bridge over a river. There are rocks in the river and the banks are rocky as well and there are trees on them. There are hills in the background.

"(11.30 a.m. Sun through cloud. Imperial Eclipse. F9 1/30).

MS 116/1/17
Item
15 July 1926

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

Braemar Bridge over Dee." An arched stone built bridge over a river. There are rocks in the river and the banks are rocky as well and there are trees on them. There are trees in the background.

"(11.30 a.m. Sun through cloud. Imperial SR. F24 1/2s. PC). Balgay Lodge."

MS 116/4/88
Item
12 October 1911

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

The lodge at the entrance to Balgay park. There are low walls with railings on them around the lodge and park. Behind the lodge is a grassy incline with trees growing on it.

"(11.30 a.m. Sun through cloud. Wellington AntiScreen. F11 1/25). Crathie Church." Traditional church with arched stained glass windows and a spire. There are hills in the background and trees in the grounds of the church..

MS 116/1/2
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7 July 1920

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

"(11.30 a.m. Very dull. Imperial Eclipse 650. F7 1/25). Braemar, River Dee above Linn O'Dee."

MS 116/2/28
Item
13 July 1927

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

Two figures, one sitting and one standing, at the edge of the river. The banks of the river are rocky and there are trees on the far side.

"(11.30 a.m. Very dull. Imperial Eclipse 650. F7 1/25. PC). Braemar, Linn O'Dee Bridge." An expanse of rapid water over rocks with trees and plants surrounding. At the back of the picture there is a bridge and one arch can be seen over the water.

MS 116/2/27
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13 July 1927

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

An expanse of rapid water over rocks with trees and plants surrounding. At the back of the picture there is a bridge and one arch can be seen over the water. 13 July 1927.

(1-14) Correspondence relating to A.D. Campbell's participation in a BBC radio discussion of the Catto Committee Report

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

On financial relations between Scotland and the rest of the U.K., broadcast Includes transcript of introduction to the Report by Lord Catto and of the discussion between A.K. Cairncross and A.D. Campbell, plus issue of Radio Times containing announcement of programme's transmission.

(1-14) Draft reviews of Economics for Students by Leo T. Little and Descriptive Economics by C.D. Harbury prepared for the Accountants' Magazine. [Typescript] [5pp].

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Includes related correspondence between A.D. Campbell and C.D. Harbury and the Accountants' Publishing Co. Ltd, Edinburgh, January-September 1957.

(1-14) 'Should Scotland have her own Parliament?'

UR-SF 15/7/1
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3-20 March 1950

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Correspondence and papers relating to A.D. Campbell's participation in debate broadcast on the BBC radio programme Taking Stock, 2 March 1950. Includes transcript of debate and miscellaneous related press cuttings.

"(11.40 a.m. Sun. F10 1/2s. LS). Shakespeare's Birthplace from picture. In Office."

MS 116/9/223
Item
30 May 1936

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

A picture of a house with trees at either side and a woman and two children in front. The words "South for Sunshine" are above the picture and bellow it says "Stratford-on-Avon. The home of William Shakespeare is so well."

(1-16) Typed and Manuscript on revenue and expenditure in the U.K..

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Also includes: Manucript notes regarding economic costs of political independence for Scotland. n.d. [1967-1968]. 'Economic Questions on Changes in Scottish Government'. Paper by D.J. Robertson, 1968 [Typescript] [4pp] with letter of enclosure to Gordon F. Hendry, 13 March 1968.

11th and 12th Annual Report

THB 29/12/8/2/6
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1869-1870

Part of Murray Royal Asylum

Volume; 11th and 12th Annual Report of the General Board of Commissioners in Lunacy for Scotland, published by Thomas Constable, Edinburgh

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