University of Dundee Archives

(1-3) A.K. Cairncross, University of Glasgow, to A.D. Campbell.

UR-SF 15/5/5
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2 February 1954

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Concerns the resumption of a seminar on the theory of wages.

(1-3) A.K. Cairncross, University of Glasgow, to A.D. Campbell. Concerns proposals for a volume of essays on the subject of the Scottish Economy.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Concerns proposals for a volume of essays on the subject of the Scottish Economy.

(1-3) Draft review of British Public Utilities by John Frederick Sleeman, with related correspondence, [MS] [7pp]

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

"13 Eaton Terrace", J. Maule. [1p]

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

(1-3) E.H.V. McDougall, Secretary of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland. Edinburgh, to A.D. Campbell.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Encloses three reports of free trade published by Glasgow Junior Chamber of Commerce [not deposited]. Includes copy of A.D. Campbell's reply to McDougall, 22 July, 1958.

(13) Letter. Clergy of Aberdeen to Clergy of Edinburgh. Send congratulations upon the "case of the Presbyters of Edinburgh and upon Bishop Miller's promotion to the see of Edinburgh". [With facsimile signatures].

BrMS 3/DC 58/2/13
Item
26 July 1727

Part of Transcripts and papers of Dean William Leslie Christie

Dean William Leslie Christie

13 March 1860, W. Upton-Richard to George Frederick Boyle. [2pp] Oxford, William Bright to George Frederick Boyle. 4pp Undated pencil draft of telegram concerning the acquittal of Bishop Forbes. 1p

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

(1-3) 'Notes for the Chancellor of the Exchequer's visit to Scotland

UR-SF 15/8/4
Item
11-15 July 1966-67

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Economic advantages of integration within the United Kingdom', n.d., [typescript] [6pp] with table 'Expenditure per head of population 1966-1967'. [1p]

(1-3) Photographs (printed scans) of Histology Labs showing students at benches examining specimens.

Recs A 848/11/18
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c 1990

Part of Department of Anatomy

Department of Anatomy

"(1.30 p.m. Dull. Wellington AntiScreen. F8 1/2). Loch Lee near Edzell from West."

MS 116/5/111
Item
5 October 1925

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

The loch in the foreground to the right. At the left hand side there is a rocky area and towards the back of the water there are trees and a walled path leading up to some small buildings. There are also two buildings on the ground to the left.

"(1.30 p.m. Sun. Imperial Eclipse 650. F16 1/25). Rescobie Loch near Forfar."

MS 116/6/123
Item
23 June 1931

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

The loch with hills in the background and an area of grass in the foreground. To the right of the picture there is a tree.

"(1.30 p.m. Sun. Wellington AntiScreen. F10 1/40). Loch Lee near Edzell from West."

MS 116/5/110
Item
7 July 1922

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

The loch to the right of the picture with hills to the left and in the background. There is a path running along the side of the loch at the bottom of the hill on the left.

"(1.30 p.m. Sun. Wellington AntiScreen. F10 1/40). Loch Lee near Edzell from West." The calm water of the loch surrounded by hills. In the foreground there is a large rock in the water. There is a tree on the right bank in the foreground and behind it ...

MS 116/5/109
Item
7 July 1922

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

"(1.30 p.m. Sun. Wellington AntiScreen. F10 1/40). Loch Lee near Edzell from West." The calm water of the loch surrounded by hills. In the foreground there is a large rock in the water. There is a tree on the right bank in the foreground and behind it a path. There is a man on the path.

The calm water of the loch surrounded by hills. In the foreground there is a large rock in the water. There is a tree on the right bank in the foreground and behind it a path. There is a man on the path.

(1-32) Typed and Manuscript notes and tables presenting figures of U.K. National Income and Production, with some international comparisons, 1965-1968. Tables relating to US investment in the UK, 1955.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Also includes copy of extract from The Scots Independent, 23 March 1968, regarding Scotland's share of UK defence expenditure. [Typescript] [1p] [With Manuscript note] [1p]. Manuscript memo containing communication between A.D. Campbell and E.H. Thompson regarding war pensions, 29 March 1968.

1320 Club Symposium, 'The Political and Economic Meaning of Devolution', held in the University of Glasgow.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Includes programme of events, account of proceedings [Typescript] [13pp] and constitution and list of aims of the 1320 Club.

13th and 14th Annual Report

THB 29/12/8/2/7
Item
1871-1872

Part of Murray Royal Asylum

Volume; 13th and 14th Annual Report of the General Board of Commissioners in Lunacy for Scotland, published by Thomas Archibald Constable, Edinburgh

14 Cavendish Place, Cavendish Square, London, Edward Street, concerning some Pictorial scheme which Street finds dull and difficult.

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

(1-4) Correspondence between A.D. Campbell and A. Noakes, Registrar, Estate Duty Office, Edinburgh.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

This concerns the accountability for estate duty of Scots domiciled in other countries at time of death.

(1-4) Correspondence between A.D. Campbell and A. Noakes, Registrar, Estate Duty Office, Edinburgh.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Concerning the accountability for estate duty of Scots domiciled in other countries at time of death.

(14) [Not transcribed].

BrMS 3/DC 58/2/14
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n.d.

Part of Transcripts and papers of Dean William Leslie Christie

Dean William Leslie Christie

"14"; Pemphredonidae

MS 78/3/38
Item
c 1919 - 1923

Part of David Waterson, RE, FSA, (Scot)

14.07.60 Plan of Grummet Machine showing guards. Drawing no. GM 1004.

MS 93/D/215/8
Item
14 Jul 1960

Part of D J MacDonald Ltd, Engineers, Dundee

Engineer: D.J. MacDonald Ltd. Scale: 3" & 12" = 1 foot 970 x 655 mm

(1-46) Directors reports and accounts 1913-1955. (47-58) Directors reports and accounts 1956-1970 (1965-1967 missing).

MS 86/4/5/1
Item
1913-1970

Part of A & S Henry & Co Ltd

A & S Henry & Co Ltd

'14C-Histamine Studies in Human Pregnancy'

UR-SF 48/4/1/38
Item
1963

Part of Dr James F. Riley

Booklet by Sten Lindberg

(1-5) E.H.V. McDougall, Secretary of the Accountants' Publishing Co. Ltd, Edinburgh, to A.D. Campbell.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Encloses letter to McDougall, 11 June 1958, from W. Ingelby, Glasgow, with article by Ingelby, 'Free Trade in Perspective: the Historical Background', which he is submitting for publication in The Accountants' Magazine. Includes McDougall's reply to Ingelby, 16 June 1958, and A.D. Campbell's reply to McDougall, 20 June 1958, confirming that Ingelby's article follows different lines from Campbell's own proposed address.

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