INVERNESS WORKMEN'S CLUB 367.94121 Music Hall on … · Inverness Workmen's club]. - Inverness: Workmen's Club, 1872 -. 1 leaf; 21cm. - bound with ... bound with: Public dinner to

INVERNESS WORKMEN'S CLUB 367.94121 Dramatic recitals by Dr.Leo Ross of London in the Music Hall on Friday Nov. 22, 1872 [Organised by Inverness Workmen's club]. - Inverness: Workmen's Club, 1872. - 1 leaf; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. ROSS, Leo 2. [367.94121]

INVERNESS-SHIRE. Laws, by-laws, etc. 348.4121 Regulations by the Justices of Peace for the County of Inverness, with forms of procedure before them, and other matters relative to their jurisdiction. -Edinburgh : printed by Neill, 1789. - [3],iv-viii, 145p.; 12mo in 6s. - FML has 2 copies. FM 3483 & 3483A

1.Title

INVERNESS-SHIRE. Roads Department. 394.4 Statement of districts, of roads in that district, of roads in that district their probable cost of repair and the yearly rental of the district. - [s.l.:s.n.], [1879?]. - 4,4p.; 31cm. - bound with: A true narra-

tive of the reception of their Royal Highnesses at their arrival in Scotland. Edinburgh, 1680. FM721

1. [625.7 ]

AN INVERNESSIAN. 367.94121 Recollections of Inverness [advance press publicity]. -[s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 1 leaf; 18cm. - lists contents of second part, - bound with: MacAndrew, H.C. [Proposed new club in Inverness]. Inverness, 1869. FM798

1. MONRO, Robert. 2. [028.1]

INVERNESSICUS 328.4204 Representation of the burghs/lnvernessicus. -[s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. 1 leaf: 24cm. - bound with: Great Britain. Parliament. Severall proceedings from parliament. London, 1650. FM1701

1. [S828.7]

941 INVENTAIRE chronologique des documents relatifs a

I'histoire d'Ecosse conserves aux Archives du Royaume a Paris, suivi d'une indication sommaire des manuscrits de la Bibliotheque Royale. - Edimbourg : imprime par la Societe d'Abbotsford, 1839. - [10], 132p.; 28cm.FM1972

1. ARCHIVES DU ROYAUME

INTER-OCEANIC STEAM YACHTING CO. LTD. 808.851 Autumn cruise of steam yacht 'Ceylon' to Lisbon, Gibraltar, Madiera, Canaries and Azores. - London: W.H. Smith, 1882. - l6p.; 21cm. - bound with: Public dinner to directors of Highland Railways, September 10, 1863. [s.l.], 1863. FM7O14

1.[910.45]

686.20941 INVENTARY of worke done for the State by Evan Tyler,

His Majesties printer since December anno 1642. -Edinburgh:[n.pub.],1815. - [6],l6p.;28cm. FM2886

1.TYLER, Evan.

IONA CLUB 941.1 Collectanea de rebus Albanicis : consisting of original papers and documents relating to the history of the Highlands and Islands / edited by the Iona Club. - Edinburgh : Stevenson, 1847. - xiii,2-52,[6], 362p.; 22cm.

FM220

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IRELAND, Samuel, d.1800 822.3 An investigation of Mr.Malone's claim to the character of scholar, or critic : being an examination of his inquiry into the authenticity of the Shakspeare manuscripts, &c. / by Samuel Ireland. - London : published by Faulder, Egerton, Payne and White, [1796]. - [3],iv-vi,2,l53,[2]p.; 8vo in 4s. - Bound with : the author's Miscellaneous papers and legal instruments under the hand and seal of V/.Shakespeare. London, 1796. FM 1063 1.MAL0NE, Edmund, 1741-1812 2.SHAKESPEARE, William, 1564-1616

IRELAND, Samuel, d.1800 822.3 Miscellaneous papers and legal instruments under the hand and seal of William Shakespeare : including the tragedy of King Lear, and a small fragment of Hamlet, from the original MSS. in the possession of Samuel Ireland of Norfolk Street. - London : printed by Cooper and Graham, published by Egerton, White, Leigh, Sotheby, Robson, Faulder and Sael, 1796. - [5],vi-xix, [36],4-l56,7p.; 8vo in 4s. - Contents are forgeries by William Henry Ireland.FM1063

IRELAND, Samuel, d.1800 822.3 Mr.Ireland's vindication of his conduct respecting the publication of the supposed Shakspeare MSS. : being a preface or introduction to a reply to the critical labors of Mr.Malone in his "Enquiry into the authenticity of certain papers, &c. &c." - London : published by Faulder, Robson, Egerton and White, 1796. - [2],iii-iv,48p.; 8vo in 4s. - Bound with : the author's Miscellaneous papers and legal instruments tinder the hand and seal of W.Shakespeare. London, 1796. FM 1063 1.MAL0NE, Edmund, 1741-1812 2.SHAKESPEARE, William, 1564-1616

320.941508 IRELAND from one or two neglected points of view / by

the author of "Hints to country bumpkins", etc. -London : Hatchards, 1888. - xii,l84p.; 21cm. -Attrib. to H.Strickland Constable in MS note.FM2846

1.HINTS to country bumpkins, author of. 2.CONSTABLE, H. Strickland

371.92 THE IRISH SOCIETY of London: its management and ex-penditure. - London: Journal Steam Printing Works, 1875. - 33p.; 21cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institution. 14th report. Glasgow. 1875. FM709

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IRVINE,Sir Alexander Ramsay 346.008 Memorial for Sir Alexander Ramsay Irvine of Balmain, Baronet, pursuer, against the Honourable William Maule of Panmure, defender. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1794. -7p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. MULE, William

IRVINE, Sir Alexander Ramsay 346.008 The petition of Sir Alexander Ramsay Irvine of Balmain, Baronet. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1794. - 7p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

IRVINE, John 346.008 The petition of John Irvine of Burnfoot and Waterside, William Thompson of Wallacetown, George Philip of Undercleughbrae, John Henderson of Middlecleughbrae,

Mrs Jean Bell of Satur; and Mrs Jean Irvine of Auldhall, heritors in the parish of Middlebie. -[s.l.: s.n.], 1795. - 10p.; 29cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. THOMPSON, William BELL, Mrs Jean 2. PHILIP, George 5. IRVINE, Mrs Jean 3. HENDERSON, John

IRVING, Washington, 1783-1859 914.147 Abbotsford and Newstead Abbey / by the author of "The sketch-book." - London : Murray, 1835. - [6],290p.; 21cm. FM 2758

1.Title 2.THE SKETCH-BOOK, author of. 3. [914.252]

IRVING, Washington, 1783-1859 917.97 Astoria : or enterprise beyond the Rocky Mountains / by Washington Irving. - London : Bentley, 1839. - viii,

440p.; 18cm. FM 622

IRVING, Washington, 1783-I859 917.97 Astoria : or enterprise beyond the Rocky Mountains/ by Washington Irving. - London : Bentley, 1836. - 3v.; 20cm. - FML set lacks vol.2. FM 3552

IRVING, Washington, 1783-1859 811.2 Les champignons du Diable : or imperial mushrooms, a mock-heroic poem in five cantos, including a conference between the Pope and the Devil on His Holiness's visit to Paris / by the editor of "Samagundi" and "The Wiccamical chaplet". - London : Ginger, 1805. - [4], 204p.; 20cm.FM3121

1.Title

IRVING, Washington, 1783-1859 946.03 A chronicle of the conquest of Granada : from the MSS. of Fray Antonio Agapida / by Washington Irving. -London : Murray, 1829. - 2v.(xvi,407p. : viii,421p.); 23cm. FM 3256

IRVING, Washington, 1783-1859 818.2 Chronicles of Wolfert's Roost and other papers / by Washington Irving. - Author's edition. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1855. - vi,35lp.; 19cm. FM 1904

IRVING, Washington, 1783-1859 817.2 A history of New-York : from the beginning of the world to the end of the Dutch dynasty / by Diedrich Knickerbocker. - London : Bumpus, 1828. - xx,340p.; 15cm. FM 1635

1.KNICKERBOCKER, Diedrich

IRVING, Washington, 1783-1859 923.9 A history of the life and voyages of Christopher Columbus / by Washington Irving. - London : Murray, 1828. - 4v.i 22cm. FM 574

1.COLUMBUS, Christopher, 1451-1506

IRVING, Washington. 1783-1859 813.2 The sketch book / by Washington Irving. - revised ed. -London: Routledge,l850. - viii,280p.;l6cm. - bound with: Irving, Washington. Tales of a traveller. London,1850.

FM1745

1.[813.2]

IRVING, Washington. 1783-1859 813.2 Tales of a traveller / by Washington Irving. - London: Routledge,1850. - viii,255p.516cm. - bound with: Irving, Washington. The sketch book. London,1850. FM1745

1.[813.2]

ISAAC, Lord Bishop of Worcester 221.95 A sermon preached before his Grace Charles Duke of Marlborough, at the parish church of St. Andrew Holborn , on Thursday, 5th March 1752/by Issac Lord Bishop of Worcester. - London: printed by H. Woodfall, 1752.-20p.; 8vo in 4s., dedn. - bound with Hervey, James. Remarks on Lord Bolingbroke•s Letters. London, 1752. FM724

1. [252.03]

821.5 J., T. A pastoral in imitation of Virgil's first Eclogue. -Edinburgh: [s.n.], 1730. - [5], 12p.; 4to. - inscribed by Charles McArthur, Edinburgh, 1731. - bound with: The pursuits of happiness. London, 1771. - An histor-ical and political view of the Decan, south of Kistnah. London, 1791. - Marshall, Mr. General view of the agriculture of the Central Highlands of Scotland. London, 1794.FM722

S821.4 JACOBITE minstrelsy : with notes illustrative of the

text, and containing historical details in relation to the House of Stuart from 1640 to 1784. - Glasgow : Griffin, 1829. - xiv,362,viii p.; 14cm.FM3039

320.94206 THE JACOBITE'S hopes reviv'd by our late tumults and addresses : or some necessary remarks upon a new modest pamphlet of Mr.Lesly's against the government, entituled The good old cause, or lying in truth, &c. - London : printed and sold by A.Baldwin, 1710. - 16p.; 8vo. FM 993

1.LESLIE, Charles, 1650-1722

JAGER, Gustav, 1832-1917 613 Dr.Jaeger's health-culture / [by] Gustav Jaeger; translated and edited by, Lewis R.S.Tomalin. - Revised and greatly enlarged edition, twelfth thousand. -London : printed by Waterlow, 1887. - viii,317p.; 19cm. FM 1084

243 JAMES, Prince of NO-land; or, an answer to Dr. Woodward's

false friend, in vindication of the Reverend Mr. Sharp, the curate of Stepney. - London:[ s.n.],1709. -l6p.; 8vo. - bound with: The traiterous and foolish manifesto of the Scots rebels. London,1715. - Dialogue between a Whig and a Jacobite. London,1716. FM923 1. 2.

941.07 941.07

JAMES I. King of Great Britain. 942.061 Lucta Iacobi, or a bonfire for His Majesties double deliverie from the deluge in Perth, the 5. August, 1600. And the doomesday of Britain, the 5, November, 1605. - London: printed by T.C. for William Welby, 1607. - 60p. ;4to. FM2180

JAMES I, King of Scotland S821.1 The kingis quair : together with a ballad of good counsel / by King James I of Scotland; edited by Walter W. Skeat. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1884. - lvi, 113p,; 23cm. - (Scottish Text Society; vol.1). FM 386

1.Title

JAMES II, King of Great Britain. 350.003 12 An enquiry into the nature and obligation of legal rights: with respect to the popular pleas of the late K. James's remaining right to the Crown. - London: Thomas Hodgkin, 1693. - 63p.; 4to. FM2066

JAMES II , King of Great Britain. 942.067 H i s majesties reasons for withdrawing himself from Rochester, wrote with his own hand and ordered by him to be published; Reasons why in this conjuncture no alteration should be made in the government of the Church of Scotland, by a sincere protestant and lover of his country. - [ s.l.: s.n. ], 1689. - 8 leaves; 4vo. FM965.

JAMES VI, King of Scotland S826.3 Letters to King James the Sixth : from the Queen, Prince Henry, Prince Charles, the Princess Elizabeth and her husband Frederick King of Bohemia, and from their son Prince Frederick Henry; from the originals in the library of the Faculty of Advocates. - Edinburgh : for the Maitland Club, 1835. - [8],lxxxviii p., [35] leaves of plates : facs; 28cm. FM 665;

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JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 Agincourt : a romance / by G.P.R.James. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1852. - 381;p.; 17cm. FM 1725

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 Arrah Neil : or times of old / by G.P.R.James. -London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1853. - 384p.; 17cm. -Bound with : Banim, J. The Nowlans. London, 1853* FM 1726

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 The brigand : or Corse de Leon, a romance / by G.P.R. James. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1851. - 447p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's The robber. London. 1850. FM 1737

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 Castelneau : or the ancient regime, a tale / by G.P.R.James. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1850. -302p.; 17cm. - Bound with : Banim, J. Father Connell. London, 1849. FM 1727

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 The convict : a tale / by G.P.R.James. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1851. - 4l6p.; 17cm. - Bound with : Howitt, M. The heir of Wast-Wayland. London, 1851. FM 1728

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 Forest days : a romance of old times / by G.P.R.James. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1852. - 382p.; 17cm. FM 1729

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 The gentleman of the old school : a tale / by G.P.H. James. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1852. - 383p,; 17cm.

FM1730

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 Gowrie : or the king's plot / by G.P.R.James. -London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1851. - 432p.; 17cm. -Bound with : the author's The king's highway. London, 1851. FM 1731

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford 1801-1860 823.8 Heidelberg : a romance / by G P.R.James. Simms and M'Intyre, 1852. - 400p., 17cm.

FM1732

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 Henry Masterton : or the adventures of a young cavalier / by G.P.R.James. - London: Simms & M'Intyre, 1851. - 464p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's The life and adventures of John Marston Hall. London. 1851. FM 1734

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.6 The Huguenot : a tale of the French Protestants / by G.P.R.Rainsford. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1853. -

448p-; 17cm. - Bound with ; Inchbald, E. A simple story. London, 1852. FM 1744

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JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 The Jacquerie : or the lady and the page, a historical romance / by G.P.R.James. - London : Simms & M'Intyre, 1852. - 384p.; 17cm. FM 1733

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 The king's highway : a novel / by G.P.R.James. -London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1851. - 384p.; 17cm. -Bound with : the author's Gowrie. London, 1851.

FM1731

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 The life and adventures of John Marston Hall : or little ball o' fire / by G.P.R.James. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1851. - 448p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's Henry Masterton. London, 18£1. FM 1734

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 Morley Ernstein : or the tenants of the heart / by G.P.R.James. - London :Simms and M'Intyre, 1850.-336p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's One in a thousand. London, 1850. FM 1735

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 One in a thousand : or the days of Henri Quatre / by G.P.R.James. - London :Simms and M'Intyre, 1850. -304p.; 17cm. - Boumd with : the author's Morley Ernstein. London, 1850. FM 1735

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 Philip Augustus : or the brothers in arms / by G.P.R. James. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1851. - 448p,; 17cm.

FM1736

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 The robber : a tale / by G.P.R.James. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1850. - 288p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's The brigand. London, 1851. FM 1737

JAMES, George Payne Rainsford, 1801-1860 823.8 A whim and its consequences / by G.P.R.James. -London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1853. - 38lp.; 17cm. FM 1738

S823.6 JAMES Frazer : a reminiscence of the Highlands of

Scotland in 1843. - London : Chapman & Hall, 1873. -[2],193p.; 20cm.

FM288

JAMESON, Anna Brownell, 1794-1860 828.7 Memoirs and essays illustrative of art, literature and social morals / by Mrs.Jameson. - London : Bentley, 1846. - [6],298p.; 21cm. FM2719

JAMESON, Anna Brownell, 1794-1860 920.72 The romance of biography : or memoirs of women loved and celebrated by poets from the days of the troubadours to the present age / by Mrs.Jameson. - Third edition. -London : Saunders and Otley, 1837. - 2v.(xvi,349p. : viii,363p.); 21cm. FM 2720

JAMIE, David, fl.1890 941.33 Old Church life in Ballingry ; being the history of a Fifeshire parish, based chiefly on its old Session records / by the Rev.David Jamie, - Kinross : Barnet, 1890. - [6],104p.; 23cm.FM547

JAMIESON, John, 1781-1838 427.941 An etymological dictionary of the Scottish language illustrating the words in their different significations by examples from ancient and modern writers, to which is prefixed a dissertation on the origin of the Scottish language / by John Jamieson. - Edinburgh : printed at the University Press, 1808. - 2v.([5],ii-xx,46,[634]p. : l738]p.); 28cm. FM 168

JAMESON, John, 1781-1838 427.941 An etymological dictionary of the Scottish language : to which is prefixed a dissertation on the origin of the Scottish language / by John Jamieson. - A new edition, carefully revised and collated with the entire supplement incorporated, by John Longmuir and David. Donaldson. - Paisley : Gardner, 1879—87. - 5v,; 29cm. FM 168A

1.LONGMUIR, John, 1803-1883 2.DONALDSON, David, fl.1887

JARDINE, Archibald 346.003 Minutes in the multiply-poinding, Archibald Jardine, purchaser of the estate of Benjedward, against John Douglas of Benjedward and his creditors. - [s.l.:s.n.] 1753. - 12p.; fol. - bound with: Leith, Walter. The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen. [ s. 1. ] , 1748. FM3322

1. DOUGLAS, John 2. [346.092]

JARDIME, Henry, fl.1821 941.33 Report to the Right Hon.the Lord Chief Baron and the Hon.the Barons of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer in Scotland, by the King's Remembrancer [Henry Jardine], relative to the tomb of King Robert the Bruce, and the Cathedral Church of Dunfermline. - Edinburgh : printed by Hay and Gall, 1821. - 70p., 4 leaves of plates : ill., plans; 32cm. FM 2416 1.Title 2.ROBERT I, King of Scotland

JARDINE, Sir William 346.008 The petition of Sir William Jardine, of Applegirth, Baronet. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1794. - 6p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800.

FM2160 (iv)

JERDAN, William, 1782-1869 920.5 The autobiography / of William Jerdan; with his literary, political, and social reminiscences and correspondance during the last fifty years. - London : Hall & Virtue, 1852-53. - 19cm. FM 2623

JERROLD, Douglas William, 1803-1857 823.8 The barber's chair, and, the Hedgehog letters / by Douglas Jerrold. - London ; Chatto and Windus, 1874. -xvi,327p.; 20cm. FM 1902

JERROLD, Douglas William, 1803-1857 823.8 A man made of money / by Douglas Jerrold. - London : published at the Punch office, 1849. - [4],283p., 10 leaves of plates : ill.; 21cm. - Illustrations by John Leech. FM 1903

JERVISE, Andrew, 1820-1878 941.31 The history and traditions of the land of the Lindsays in Angus and Mearns, with notices of Alyth and Meigle / by Andrew Jervise. To which is added an appendix / rewritten and corrected by James Gammack. - Second edition. - Edinburgh : Douglas, 1882. - xxviii,468p., 9 leaves of plates : ill.; 23cm. FM 2725

1.GAMMACK, James, fl.1882

JESSE, George H., fl.1876 179.4 Evidence given before the Royal Commission on vivisection / by George R.Jesse. - London : Pickering, 1875. - xii,l56p.; 19cm. FM 2163

1.GREAT BRITAIN. Parliament. Vivisection Commission.

JOHNSON, Charles. 1679-1748. 822.5 The masquerade. A comedy / written by Mr. Johnson. -London:printed for Bernard Lintot, [1719]. - [12], 80p.; 8vo., advt. - bound with: Johnson, Charles. The sultaness. London,1717. FM1065

1.[822.5]

JOHNSON, Charles. 1679-171*8. 822.5 The sultaness. A tragedy / by Mr. Johnson. - London: printed by W. Wilkins, 1717. - [16],55p.j 8vo in 4s. -bound with: Gay, John. Three hours after marriage. London,1717. - Parker, Edward. A complete key to the new farce call'd 'Three hours after marriage'. London, 1717. - Atrue character of Mr. Pope &c.FM1065

JOHNSON, Samuel, 1709-1784 914.117 A journey to the Western Islands of Scotland. -London : printed for W.Strahan and T.Cadell, 1775. -[2],384p.; 8vo. - FML has 2 copies with different errata pages. FM 367 contains bookplate of Bryan Edwards and inscription of John Mackie. FM 367 & 367A

JOHNSON, Samuel 1709-1783 928.2 The life of Mr. Richard Savage, son of the Earl of Rivers, to which are added the lives of Sir Francis Drake and Admiral Blake. / all written by the author of the Rambler. —4th ed.. -London, printed for F. Newb-ury, 1769. -ii,298p.;12mo.,advt. FM2550 1.SAVAGE, Richard.

JOHNSON, Samuel, 1709-1784 824.6 The patriot : addressed to the electors of Great Britain. - The third edition. - London : printed for T.Cadell, 1775. -[2],33p.; 8vo in 4s. - Bound with : the author's Thoughts on the late transactions respecting Falkland's Islands, London, 1771. FM 451

1.Title 2. [320.94207]

JOHNSON, Samuel, 1709-1784 824.6 Taxation no tyranny : an answer to the resolutions and address of the American Congress. - The fourth edition. - London : printed for T.Cadell, 1775- - [4],91p.; 8vo in 4s. - Bound with : the author's Thoughts on the late transactions respecting Falkland's Islands. London, 1771. FM 451

1.Title 2. [973.3]

JOHNSON, Samuel, 1709-1784 824.6 Thoughts on the late transactions respecting Falkland's Islands. - London : printed for T.Cadell, 1771. - [2], 75p.; 8vo in 4s. - Bound with : Johnson, S. The Patriot. London, 1775. Johnson, S. Taxation no tyranny. London, 1775. FM 451

1.Title 2. [997.1]

JOHNSTON, Christopher M., fl.1891 285.241 Handbook of Scottish Church defence / by Christopher N.Johnston. - Edinburgh : Hitt, 1892. - viii,197p.; 20cm. - "Prepared at the request of the Church Interests Committee of the Church of Scotland." FM 2114

JOHNSTONE, Andrew Cochrane. fl.1814. 941.073 Letter to His Royal Highness the Duke of York, Commander in Chief, from the Honourable Andrew Coch-rane Johnstone, on the administration of military law. - London: J. Barfield, 1805. - cxixp.; 23cm. - bound with: A plain statement on the conduct of the Ministry and the opposition towards His Highness the Duke of York, London,1808. FM2740 1.[ 343.01]

JOHNSTON, Rev. Dr. David 346.008 Information for the Rev. Dr. David Johnston, minister of North Leith, pursuer; against the Officers of State, the heritors of the parish of North Leith, andthe heritors and ministers of the parish of St. Cuthbert' s defenders. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - 14p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition

of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

JOHNSTON, Rev. James 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr James Johnston, minister of the gospel at Crimond. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1796. - 3p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

JOHNSTON, James H. 1787-1851. 625.11 Precis of reports, opinions and observations on the navigation of the rivers of India by steam vessels. -London:Cox,l831. - 32p.;22cm. - bound with: Vignobles, Charles. Two reports to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company on the projected north line of railway. Liverpool,1835. FM3576

1.[623.89]

JOHNSTON, John 346.008 Information for John Johnston, trustee for the apparent heirs of Patrick Stewart of Stewart's-Beath, pursuer; against James Balfour possessor of Stewart's-Beath, defender. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1744. -11p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Leith, Walter. The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen [s.l.], 1748. FM3322

1. BALFOUR, James 2. [346.05]

JOHNSTON, T. B., d.1897 941.1 Historical geography of the clans of Scotland / by T.B.Johnston and James A.Robertson; edited with a narrative of the Highland campaigns, by William Kirk Dickson. - Third edition. - Edinburgh : Johnston, 1899. - xii,181p., 10 leaves of plates : maps, ports; 29cm. FM 144 1.ROBERTSON, James Alexander, d.l874 2.DICKSON, William Kirk, fl.1898 3.Title

JOHNSTONE, Commodore. 941.073 Letters which passed between Commodore Johnstone and Capt. Evelyn Sutton, in 1781, with respect to the bringing Captain Sutton to trial. - London: printed for John Stockdale, 1787. - 24p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: A plain statement on the conduct of the Ministry and opposition towards His Highness the Duke of York. London,1808. FM2740 1.[345.064]

JOHNSTONE, H.A. Munro-Butler. fl.l876. 341.44 Handbook of maritime rights and the declaration of Paris considered / by H.A. Munro-Butler-Johnstone. -London: Ridgway, 1876. -vi..,142p.; 18cm. FM2166

1.BUTLER-JOHNSTONE, H.A. Munro. 2.MUNRO-BUTLER-JOHNSTONE' H.A.

JOHNSTONE, James, Chevalier de 923.541 Memoirs / of the Chevalier de Johnstone; translated from the original French MS. of the Chevalier by Charles Winchester. - Aberdeen : Wyllie, 1870-71. -3v. in 1 (122,192,99p.),10 leaves of plates 5 plans; 20cm. FM 973

JOHNSTONE, James Hope 346.008 The petition of James Hope Johnstone, Earl of Hope-toun. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - 7p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.] 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. HOPETOUN, Earl of

JOLLY, William, fl.1886 920.72 Flora MacDonald in Uist : a study of the heroine in her native surroundings / by William Jolly. - Perth : Cowan, [1886?]. - 93p.; 19cm. FM 982

1.MACDONALD, Flora, 1722-1790

JOLLY, William. 500.941 The scientific materials of the north and our scienti-fic work / by William Jolly. - Inverness: Inverness Scientific Society, 1876. - 27p.; 21cm. - address delivered before the Inverness Scientific Society and Field Club. - bound with: forty (40) assorted pamphlets relating to Inverness and district. FM716

JONES, David, fl.1676-1720 942.06 The secret history of White-Hall from the restoration of Charles II down to the abdication of the late K.James : writ at the request of a noble lord and conveyed to him in letters / published from the original papers by D.Jones. - London : printed and sold by R.Baldwin, 1697. - [ 14] ,80,80,80,64,80,110p.; 8vo. FM 112

JONES, T. S. , f1.1822 923.241 The l i f e of the Right Honourable Wil l ielma, Viscountess Glenorchy : containing extracts from her diary and correspondence / by T.S.Jones. - Edinburgh : Whyte, 1822. - x i i ,520p. ; 23cm. FM 2661

1.CAMPBELL, Will ielma, Viscountess Glenorchy

JONES. S i r William. 1746-1794 923.155 The history of the l i f e of Nader Shah, King of Persia : extracted from an Eastern manuscript which was translated into French; [ translated into English] by William Jones. - London : printed by J.Richardson f o r T.Cadell, 1773. - [ 47 ] , i v - l xx i i ,196p . ; 8vo. - Bound with : Lettre a Monsiuer A. du P. London, 1771. Dissertation sur la l i t erature or ientale . London, 1771. FM 2591

1.Ti t le 2.NADIR SHAH

JOSEPHUS, Flavius 933 [Works] The whole genuine works / of Flavius Josephus; translated from the or ig inal Greek according to Havercamp's accurate edit ion, together with large notes, proper observations and an index, to which are added three dissertations, by William Whiston. - Glasgow : Blackie, [184-?]. 4v. in 2 (470,427p. : 440,460p.), 14 leaves of plates : i l l . , maps; 22cm. FM 2096

1.WHISTON, William, 1667-1752

825.5 THE JOURNAL, Wednesday, March 7, 1721, Wednesday, March

14, 1721. - [ s . l . : s .n . ] ,1721 . - 32p.;8vo. - bound with: Belhaven's three speeches. Edinburgh,1737. FM194

1.[329.01]

941.073 A JOURNAL of the Earl of Marr's proceedings from his first arrival in Scotland to his embarkation for France; printed in France by order of the Earl of Marr. - London : reprinted, and sold by J.Baker, [1716], -[3],iv-xvi,32p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 3384

1.ERSKINE, John, Earl of Mar, 1675-1732

941.073 A JOURNAL of the Earl of Marr's proceedings from his first arrival in Scotland to his embarkation for France; printed in France by order of the Earl of Marr. - The second edition. - London s:reprinted, and sold by J.Baker, [1716?]. - [3],iv-xvi,32p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 3384A


941.075 JOURNAL of the marches of His Royal Highness the Prince Regent's army from the time they entered England, the 8th November till their return to Scotland, the 20th of December, 1745. - [s.l.:s.n.], [17-?]. - s. sh. -bound with: A full and true collection of all the orders ... published by the authority of Charles, Prince of Wales. Glasgow, 1746. FM113 1. STUART, Charles Edward. 2. [941.075]

054.1 JOURNAL politique de Bruxelles : no.9, 1er Mars, 1788. -[Brussels?] : [s.n.], 1788. - 48p.; 12mo. - Bound with : Mercure de France. Paris, 1788. FM 954

910.998 JOURNALS and proceedings of the Arctic expedition,

1875-61; under the command of Captain Sir George S. Nares, - London : H.M.S.O., 1877. - viii,484p., 31 leaves of plates : ill,, maps; 33cm. - (C.1636). FM 2404

1.NARES, Sir George Strong, 1831-1915 2.ARCTIC EXPEDITION, 1875-6

941.075 A JOURNEY through part of England and Scotland along with the army under the command of His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland : wherein the proceedings of the army and the happy suppression of the Rebellion in the year 1746 are particularly described / by a volunteer, comprised in several letters to a friend in London, - The second edition, - London : printed for T.Osborne, 1747- - [3],4-192p.; 8vo. FM 943

1.A VOLUNTEER

914.1 A JOURNEY through Scotland : in familiar letters from a gentleman here to his friend abroad, being the third volume which compleats Great Britain / by the author of the Journay thro' England. - London : printed for J.Pemberton and J.Hooke, 1723. - [2],xxx,340,xxvi p.; 8vo. FM 290 1.JOURNEY thro' England, author of.

914.11 A JOURNEY to the Highlands of Scotland : with occasional remarks on Dr.Johnson's tour / by a lady. - London : printed for Fielding and Walker, [1775?]. - [2],xvi, 163p.; 8vo, dedn. FM 365 1.A LADY

JUNIOR CARLTON CLUB 367.94121 [notice of meeting]. - Inverness: [Junior Carlton Club], 1870. - 1 leaf; 20cm. - bound_with: MacAndrew, H.C. [Proposed new club in Inverness], Inverness, 1869. FM798 I. [367.94121]

JUNIOR CARLTON CLUB 367.94121 [Resolutions relating to wine dealings]. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1870. - 2 leaves; 33cm. - bound with: MacAndrew, H.C. [Proposed new club in Inverness]. Inverness, 1869-FM 798

1. [367.94121]

JURIDICAL SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH 346.0438 A collection of styles : or a complete system of conveyancing adapted to the present practice of Scotland / compiled by the Juridical Society of Edinburgh. - Edinburgh : printed for Charles Elliot, by Mundell and Wilson, 1787. - 3v.; 4to. - FML lacks v.2 & 3. FM 3245

1.Title

JUSTINIAN I, Emperor of Rome 340.54 [Compendium institutionum Justiniani] Johannis Friderici Bockelmanni compendium institutionum Caes. Justiniani : sive elementa juris civilis in brevem & facilem ordinem redacta. - Editio novissima ab auctore recognita. - Lugduni Batav, : apud Felicem Lopez, 1685. - [44],320,][3l]p.; 12mo, dedn, engraved title-page. - Inscribed by J.Campbell, FM 1490

1.BOCKELMANN, Johan Friedrich, fl.1679

JUSTINIAN I, Emperor of Rome 340.54 Corpus juris civilis : recognoverunt adnotationibusque criticis instruetum; ediderunt D.Albertus et D.Mauritius Fratres Kriegelii, D.Aemilius Herrmann, D.Eduardus Osenbrueggen. - Impressa quarta. - Lipsiae : sumtibus Baumgaertneri, 1848. - 3v.([4],46,992p. : xxvi,799p. : x,896p.); 27cm. FM 1547

1.Title

JUSTINIAN I, Emperor of Rome 340.54 Institutiones / B.Justiniani SS.Princ.; typis variae, rubris nucleum exhibentibus. Accesserunt ex digestis tituli de verborum significatione & regul.juris. -Amstelodami : apud Danielem Elzevirium, 1664. - [6],

391,[102]p.; l6mo in 8s. FM 1490A

JUSTINIAN I, Emperor of Rome 340.54 [Institutiones] D.Justiniani institutiones; accesserunt ex digestis tituli de verborum significatione et regulis juris. - Edinburgi : apud T.Clark, 1844. - v.1-?; 15cm. - FML has vol.1 only, FM 1558

345.025 JURY TRIAL: Macintosh v. Drs. Smith and Lowe. - Lews -

paper cuttings. - 1v., pasted down; 22cm. - From the Scotsman, February, 1864. - Report of action of damages for confinenent in a lunatic assylum. Judge: Lord Kinloch. Pursuer: Angus Macintosh of Holm and Drummond. Defenders: Drs. John Smith and Henry William Lowe, Saughton Hall Lunatic Asylum, near Edinburgh. FM3494. 1. MACILTOSH, Angus 2.SMITH, John 3.LOWE, Hnery William

JUSTINIANUS, D. 340.54 [Institutionum sive elementorum] D. Justiniani sacra tissimi principis institutionum sive elementorum, libri quatuor. - Amstelodami: ex officiana Henrici & Theodori Boom,1690. - [ 18] ,484p.; 12mo., dedn. - Inscribed by Ambrosius Serle. FM1575

KAINS-JACKSON, Charles Philip, fl.1880 914.203 Our ancient monuments and the land around them / by-Charles Philip Kains-Jackson. With a preface / by Sir John Lubbock. - London : Stock, 1880. - viii,1l5p., ill. 26cm. FM 2454

1.LUBBOCK, Sir; John, 1834-1913

KAMES, Henry Home, Lord. 801.95 Elements of criticism / [by Henry Home], - Edinburgh : printed for A.Kincaid & J.Bell; London ; printed for A.Millar, 1762. - 3v.([3],iv-x,317p. : [3],4-463p. : [3],4-406,[41]p.); 8vo in 4s, dedn. - Author from dedn. FM 2189

KAMES, Henry Home, Lord 170 Essays on the principles of morality and natural religion. - Edinburgh : printed by R.Fleming for A.Kincaid and A.Donaldson, 1751. - [6],394p.; 8vo. FM 1083 1. [210]

KAMES, Henry Home, Lord 342.42 Essays upon several subjects concerning British antiquities : viz. I . Introduction of the feudal law into Scotland, II.Constitution of Parliament, III.Honour, dignity, IV.Succession or descent; with an appendix

upon hereditary and indefeasible r ight. - Edinburgh : printed fo r A.Kincaid, 1747. - [5],2-217,[3]p.; 8vo in

4s. FM 4A 1.342.41

KAMES, Henry Home, Lord 342.42 Essays upon several subjects concerning British antiquities ; viz. I . Introduction of the feudal law into Scotland, II.Constitution of Parliament, III.Honour, dignity, IV.Succession or descent; with an appendix upon hereditary and indefeasible r ight. - The second edition. - London : printed fo r M.Cooper, 1749. - [5],2-217,[3]p.; 8vo in 4s. - Author named in introduction.

FM 4 1.342.41

KAMES, Henry Home, Lord, 1696-1782 340.02 Historical law-tracts. - The third edition, with additions and corrections. - Edinburgh : f o r J.Bell and W.Creech; London : f o r T.Cadell, 1776. - [ 3 ] , i v -xv i ,

471p.; 8vo. - Inscribed by James Grant. FM 3303

1.Tit le

KAY, John, 1742-1826 743.4 A series of original portraits and caricature etchings / by John Kay; with biographical sketches and i l lustrat ive anecdotes. - New edition. - Edinburgh : Black, 1877. -2v.(vi i i ,445p. : v i i i ,504p . ) , 361 leaves of plates : i l l . , ports; 29cm. FM 2514

KAYE, Walter Jenkinson, fl.1891 S821.008 The leading poets of Scotland from early times / by Walter J.Kaye. - London : Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton & Kent, 1891. - 318p., 5 leaves of plates : ports; 23cm. FM 3136

1.Title

KEAY, James 346.008 The petition of James Keay, common agent appointed for carrying on the locality of the augmented stip-end of the parish of Blairgowrie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 2p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

KEAY, James 346.008 The petition of James Keay, common agent appointed for carrying on the locality of the augmented stipend of the augmented stipend of the parish of Dunse. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1796. - 2p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers_of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

KEAY, James 346.008 The petition of James Keay, common agent appointed for carrying on the locality of the augmented stip-end of the parish of Whittingham. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 2p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

KEITH, James Francis Edward, 1696-1758 941.006 A fragment of a memoir of Field-Marshal James Keith / written by himself, 1714-1734. - Edinburgh : [Spalding Club], 1843. - xvi,124p.; 26cm. FM 2681

1. [923.541]

KEITH, Robert, Bp of Fife 274.1 A large new catalogue of the Bishops of the several Sees within the Kingdom of Scotland, down to the year 1688 / [by Robert Keith]. - Edinburgh : printed by Tho. and Wal. Ruddimans, 1755. - [6],xx,296p.; 4to in half-sheets, dedn. - Author from dedn. Bound with : The art of preserving health. London, 1744. FM 2149

KEITH, Robert. 328.4204 A vindication of Mr. Robert Keith and of his young grand-nephew Alexander Keith from the unfriendly re-presentation of Mr. Alexander Keith. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1750. - 19p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Great Britain. Parliament. Severall proceedings in parliament. London, 1650. FM701

1. KEITH,Alexander. 2. [346.0432]

KEITH Alexander 346.008 Answers for Alexander Keith of Dunnottar, writer to the Signet; to the petition of Alexander Allardyce, Esq. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 22p.; 27cm. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

1. ALLARDYCE, Alexander

KELLY, John, 1750-1809 491.64321 The Manx dictionary in two parts : first, Manx and English, and the second, English and Manx / [by John Kelly]; [edited by W.Gill]. - Douglas : printed for the Manx Society, 1856. - [14],199,[2],198-432p.; 23cm. -(The Manx Society; vol.XIII). FM 87

929.72 KELLY'S handbook to the titled, landed and official classes. - 1875- . - London : Kelly. - 19cm. - Annual. FML has : 1879-81, 1883-89, 1891-93, 1896-98 (l6v.). Title in 1879 Kelly's handbook to the upper ten thousand. FM 2258-60,2262-68,2270-72,2275-77

1.HANDBOOK to the titled, landed and official classes. 2.KELLY'S handbook to the upper ten thousand.

KELTIE, Sir John Scott, 1840-1927 941.1 A history of the Scottish Highlands, Highland clans and Highland regiments / edited by John S.Keltie. With an account of the Gaelic language, literature and music, by Thomas MacLauchlan. And an essay on Highland scenery, by John Wilson. - Edinburgh : Fullarton, 1875. - 2v., ill.; 29cm. FM 159 1.MACLAUCHLAN, Thomas, 1816-1886 2.WILSON, John, 1785-1854

KEMP, Daniel William, b. 1844 The Sutherland democracy / Edinburgh : Macleod, 1890. FM 224

941.14 by Daniel William Kemp. -- 50p.; 20cm.

KEMPIS, Thomas a, 1379-1471 242.1 [Imitatio Christi. English] The following of Christ / by Thomas a Kempis; translated into English by Richard Challoner. - The tenth edition. - London : printed by J.P.Coghlan, 1799. - x,349p.; 12mo. FM 1982

KEMPT, James. 346.008 Case of Mr. James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso, and late clerk to the presbytery of Fordon, appellant from the said presbytery, to the very Reverend the synod of Angus and Mearns, met at Montrose, Tuesday, October 18th., 1737.- [s.l.:s.n.], 1737. - 26p. ;4to in 2s. -bound with: collection of eighteenth century lawpapers entitled 'Miscellanies'. FM1809

KENNEDY, John 346.008 Answers for John Kennedy, Esq; of Underwood, Robert Allison, Esq; of Cowdam, and William Campbell, Esq; of Craigie, to the petition of Thomas Wallace, Esq; of Cavinhill, and James Findlay, writer in Edinburgh, common agent in the locality of the stipend of the parish of Craigie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797- - 4p.; 4to. -bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballin-dalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. ALLISON, Robert 4. FINDLAY,James 2. CAMPBELL, William 3. WALLACE, Thomas

KENNEDY, John, 1819-1884 941.16 The days of the fathers in Ross-shire / by the Rev.John Kennedy. - Second edition. - Edinburgh : Maclaren, 1861. - xvi,260p.; 18cm. FM 1975

KENNEDY, Quintine 1520-1564 941.05 Ane oratioune set furth be Master Quintine Kennedy, commendatour of Corstaguell, ye zeir of Gode,l56l. -Edinburgh: George Ramsey,1812. - vii,20p. ;24cm. -Reprinted from an original manuscript in Auchinleck Library. FM2145

KENNEDY, Rev. J. 922.5 The "apostle of the north"; the life and labours of the Rev. Dr. M'Donald. T. Nelson & Sons, 1866. FM1976

1. MACDONALD, John.

Temporary entry

KENNEDY, Sir Thomas 346.008 The case of Sir Thomas Kennedy, (claining the title, honour, and dignity of) Earl of Cassillis. - [s.l.: s.n.], [ 1761 ]. - 7 p . ; fol. - Pages folded. - bound with: Fraser, Simon, Lord. Memorial for Simon, Lord Fraser of Lovat, [s.l.], 1729. FM3460

KER, George 346.006 The petition of George Ker, Esq; of Morriston. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1796. - 2p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

KER, Lady Essex b. 1744 346.008 In the cause, the Right Honourable Lady Essex Ker, daughter of the most noble Robert, Duke of Rox-burghe, against Sir James Norcliffe Innes, Bart., and others; extract from entails and destinations. -[s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 16p.; 27cm. - bound with: Ker, Sir James Innes. Information for Sir James Innes Ker. [s.l.], 1810. FM1816

1. INNES, Sir James Norcliffe 2. [346.05]

KER, Lady Essex b. 1744 346.008 Information for the Right Honourable Lady Essex Ker, daughter of the deceased Robert, Duke of Roxburghe against Sir James Norcliffe Innes and others. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1810. - 50p.; 28cm. -bound with: Ker, Sir Janes Innes. Information for Sir James Innes Ker. [s.l.], 1810. FM1816

1. INNES, Sir James Norcliffe 2, [346.05]

KER, John, 1673-1726 923.241 The memoirs / of John Ker of Kersland. - London : [s.n.], 1726. - 3v. ([4],vi-xii,iv,l80,[4]p. : [2], 184,[6]p. : [3],vi,221p.); 8vo, dedn, advt. - Vol.2 is

bound with 3rd ed. of vol.1 (1727). Vol.3 is bound with : Ker, W. Remarks on the government of several parts of Germany, etc. London, 1727. FM 2714 & 2802

KER, Sir James Innes. 1738-1823. 346.008 Information for Sir James Innes Ker, Baronet, Defender against the Right Honourable Lady Essex Ker and Lady Mary Ker, sisters - german of John Duke of Roxburghe, and David Wemyss, 'Writer to the Signet. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1810. - 34p.; 27cm. -bound with law papers, collectively entitled 'Roxburghe Papers'. Entries for these under in-dividual names of pursuing and defending parties. FM1816

1. KER, Lady Essex 2. KER, Lady Mary

KER, John Bellenden 346.008 Case for John Bellenden Ker, Esquire, defender; against his Grace James Duke of Roxburgh. -[s.l.]: printed by Alex. Lawrie, 1812. - 46p.; 26cm . - bound with: Ker, Sir James Innes. Information for Sir James Innes Ker. [s.l.], 1810. FM1816

1. ROXBURGH, James, Duke of

KER, John Bellenden 346.008 Memorial for John Bellenden Ker, Esq., Henry Gawler and John Seton Karr, Esqrs. against Sir James Nor-cliff Innes, Bart, and Brigadier-General Walter Ker of Little dean. - [s.l.]: printed by Alex. Lawrie, 1806. - 28p.; 25cm. - bound with: Innes, Sir James Norcliffe. Memorial for Sir James_Norcliffe Innes, Baronet [s.l.], 1806 FM1806

1. GAWLER, Henry 2. KARR, John Seton 3. INNES Sir James Norcliffe 4. KER, Brigadier-General Walter

KER, Brigadier-General Walter 346.008 Memorial for Brigadier-General Walter Ker of Littledean, and Richard Hotchkis, writer to the Signet, his attorney; against Sir James Norcliffe Innes, Bart., and John Bellenden Ker; Henry Gawler, and John Seton Karr, Esquires. - [s.l.:s.n. ], 1806 . - 69p.; 25cm. - bound with: Innes, Sir James Norcliffe. Memorial for Sir James Norcliffe Innes, Baronet [s.l.], 1806 FM1816.

1. HOTCHKIS, Richard 2. INNES, Sir James Norcliffe 3. KER, John Bellenden

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(continued from previous card) 346.008

4. GAWLER, Henry 5. KARR, John Seton

KER, Brigadier-General Walter 346.008 Memorial for Brigadier-General Walter Ker of Little-dean, and Richard Hotchkis, writer to the Signet, his attorney; against Sir James Norcliffe Innes, Bart., and John Bellenden Ker; Henry Gawler, and John Seton Karr, Esquires. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1806. -69p.; 25cm. - bound with: Innes, Sir James Norcliffe. Memorial for Sir James Borcliffe Innes, Baronet [s.l.], 1806 FM1816

1. HOTCHKIS, Richard 2. INNES, Sir James Norcliffe 3. KER, John Bellenden

(continued on next card) (continued from previous card) 4. GAWLER, Henry

5. KARR, John Seton

KER, Brigadier-General Walxer 346.008 Memorial for Brigadier-General Walter Ker of Little-dean and Richard Hotchkis, writer to the Signet, his attorney, pursuers; against John Bellenden Ker, Henry Gawler, and John Seton Karr, Esquires, de-fenders. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1806. - 39p.; 25cm. -bound with: Innes, Sir James Horcliffe. Memorial for Sir James Norcliffe Innes, Baronet

[s.l.], 1806 FM1816

1. HOTCHKIS, Richard 2. KER, John Bellenden 3. GAWLER, Henry 4. KARR, John Seton

KER, William, fl.1688 923.241 Remarks on the government of several parts of Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Hamburgh, Lubeck, and Hansiatick-Towns, but more particularly of the United Provinces, with some few directions how to travel in the States Dominions, together with a list of the most considerable cities in Europe and the number of houses in each city / by William Ker. - London : [s.n.], 1727. - [9],10-157,[3],16p.; 8vo, dedn. - "Printed in Amsterdam 1688, reprinted at London, 1727." FM 2714 1. [914]

KERR, Lady Essex 346.008 Petition of the flight Honourable Lady Essex Kerr, daughter of the deceased Robert Duke of Roxburgh. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1810. - 70p.; 26cm. - bound with: Ker, Sir James Innes. Information for Sir James Innes Ker. [s.l.], 1810. FM1816

1. ROXBURGH, Robert, Duke of

KERR, Lachlan. 367.94121 Opening dinner to Mr. Lachlan Kerr of the Queen's Hotel, Inverness, Friday, January 22nd, 1869; list of toasts. - Inverness: [s.n.], 1869. - 1 leaf; 20cm. -bound with: MacAndrew, H.C. [Proposed new club in Inverness]. Inverness, 1869. FM798

1. [642.45]

KERR, Robert 346.008 The petition of Mr Robert Kerr of Philogar, surgeon in Edinburgh. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1793. - 7p.; 4to in 2s. -bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

KERR, William Schomberg Robert 346.008 The petition of the most noble William Schomberg Robert Kerr, Marquis and Earl of Lothian, &c. . - Edinburgh: printed by R.Wallace, 1862. - 13p.; 28cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown,

[s.l.], 1808. FM3233

1. LOTHIAN, Marquis of 2. LOTHIAN, Earl of

KETTLE, Rev. Thomas 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr. Thomas Kettle, minister of the gospel at Leuchars, in the county of Fife. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1796. - 3p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

941.073 A KEY to the plot, by reflections on the Rebellion : in a letter from a countryman in Scotland to a courtier in London. - London : printed for Andrew Bell, 1716. -[3],iv-viii,78p.; 8vo. FM 966

1.A COUNTRYMAN in Scotland.

KILLIGREW, Thomas. 1657-1719. 822.5 Chit-chat. A comedy / written by Mr. Killigrew. -London:printed for Bernard Lintot,[1719]. - [6], 70p.; 8vo., advt. - bound with: Johnson, Charles. The sult-aness. London,1717. FM1065 1.[822.5]

KILMARNOCK, William Boyd, Earl of, 1704-46 S821.6 An account of the behaviour of William, late Earl of Kilmarnock and Arthur, late Lord Balmerino, from the time of their being delivered into the custody of the sherriffs of London, to the time of their execution. -London: printed for J. Hinton, 1746. - 8p.; 8vo. -bound with: Forbes, William. Ajax's speech to the Grecian Knabbs. [s.l.]. [17-?]. FM2977

1. BALMERINO , Arthur, Lord 1688-1746 2. [941.07]

KIMBER, Edward, 1719-1769 929.72 The peerage of Scotland / by Mr.Kimber. - London : printed for H.Woodfall [et al.], 1767. - [2],l6,238p., coats of arms; 12mo. - 2 copies in FML. FM 738 & 738A

KING, William, 1685-1729 928.2 Political and literary anecdotes of his own times / by William King. - Second edition. - London : Murray, 1819. - xvi,252p.; 21cm. - FML has 2 copies. FM 2800 & 2800A

052 THE KINGDOMES weekly intelligencer sent abroad to pre-vent mis-information, from Tuesday, Jan. 16 to Tuesday the 23, 1648. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 8p.; 22cm. -reprinted edition. - bound with: The Commonwealth Mercury, Sept. 2 to Sept. 9, 1658. [s.l.], [18-?]. FM723

1. [052]

KINGLAKE, Alexander William, 1809-1891 915.6 Eothen. - Leipzig : Tauchnitz, 1846. - xii,308p.; 16cm. -FM 1722

1. Title

KINGSTON., Richard, fl.1700 942.068 A true history of the several designs and conspiracies against His Majesties sacred person and government : as they were continually carry'd on from 1688 till 1697 / by R.K, - London : printed for the author and sold by Abel Roper, 1698. - [14],312,[8]p.; 8vo, advt. FM 196

1.Title

KINLOCH, Sir Archibald Gordon, f 1.1795. 345.02523 The trial of Sir Archibald Gordon Kinloch of Gilmerton, Bart., for the murder of Sir Francis Kinloch, Bart., his brother German, before the High Court Justiciary on Monday, June 29, 1795. - Edinburgh: printed for C. Denovan, for J. Elder,1795. - l6lp.;22cm. FM3486

KINLOCH, George The petition of George Kinloch, Esq; of Kinloch. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - 2p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

KINTORE, Anthony, Earl of 346.008 The petition of Anthony, Earl of Kintore, [and others] ; all heritors of the parish of St. Cyrus alias Ecclesgreig, and being the whole heritors of that parish. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1795. - 3p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

KIRKWOOD, Anderson. 285.241 The laws of teinds in Scotland / by Anderson Kirkwood. -revised ed. - Edinburgh: T & T Clark, 1875. - 22p.; 21cm. - bound with: The Established Church and the Free: in what do they differ? Glasgow, 1874. FM705

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KLOSE, Charles Louis, fl.1845 923.242 Memoirs of Prince Charles Stuart (Count of Albany), commonly called the Young Pretender, with notices of the rebellion in 1745 / by Charles Louis Klose. -London : Colburn, 1845. - 2v.(xvi,410p. : vi,383p.); 23cm. FM 1009

1.STUART, Charles Edward, Count of Albany

KNIGHT, Charles 1791-1873 677 Memoirs of a working man / edited by Charles Knight. -London: Knight, 1845. - 234p.; 15cm. - (Knights Weekly volume). - bound with: Dodd, George. The textile manufactures of Great Britain. London, 1844. FM1794 1. A WORKING MAN. 2.[920.71]

KNIGHT, Charles 1791-1873 823.8 A volume of varieties / by the editor of the Weekly Volume. - London: Knight, 1844. - 235p.;l6cm. - bound with: Brougham, Henry, Lord. Dialogues on instinct. London, 1844. FM1761

1 .[156.2324]

KNIGHT, Charles 1791-1873 920.968 61 William Caxton, the first English printer: a biography / by Charles Knight. - London:Knight, 1844. - 240p.; illus.;l6cm. - bound with Gresham, Sir Thomas. The life of Sir Thomas Gresham. London, 1845. FM1759 1.[923.242] 2. CAXTON, William.

KNIGHT, Ellis Cornelia, 1757-1837 937.07 Marcus Flaminius : or a view of the military, political and social life of the Romans, in a series of letters from a patrician to his friend in the year 762 from the foundation of Rome to the year 769 / by E.Cornelia Knight. - London : printed for C.Dilly, 1792. - 2v.([5], viii-xii,402p. : [3],2-341p.); 8vo, dedn. - Both volumes inscribed from the Princess Augusta to C.M.Cathcart. FM 76 1.[823.6]

KNIGHT, Sir-John, d.1718 320.94107 The speech of Sir John Knight of Bristol against the Bill for a general naturalization in 1693. - [1693?]. -12p.; 8vo in 4s. - Bound with : The thistle. London, 1747. FM 111

1. [320.94206]

KNIGHT. Sir John d. 1718 941.075 The speech of Sir John Knight of Bristol, against the bill for a general naturalization in 1693. - [s.l.:s.n.] , [17-?]. - 12p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: A full and true collection of all orders ... published by the auth-ority of Charles, Prince of Wales. Glasgow. 1746.. FM113

1. [320.94206]

KNOWLES, Thomas, 1723-1802 231 The Scripture-doctrine of the existence and attributes of God as manifested by the works of creation and Providence : in twelve sermons, to which is prefixed a preface in answer to a late pamphlet intitled, some thoughts concerning the argument a priori / by Thomas Knowles. - Cambridge : printed by J.Bentham and sold by W.Thurlbourn [et al.], 1750. - [3],iv-xxxiv,[10], 369p.; 8vo, dedn. FM 2053

KNOX, John, 1505-1572 230.5241 The book of common order : commonly called John Knox's liturgy; translated into Gaelic 1567, by John Carswell, Bishop of the Isles; edited by Thomas M'Lauchlan. -Edinburgh : Edmonston & Douglas, 1883. - xxxii,247p.; 23cm. FM 1435

1.CARSWELL, John, Bp of the Isles 2.MCLAUCHLAN, Thomas, 1816-1886 3.F0IRM NA NURRNUIDHEADH

KNOX, John A tour through the highlands Hebride isles in MDCCLXXXVI. 1787. clxxii, 276,108pp. FM315

914.11 of Scotland and the J Walter and others.

Temporary entry

KOTZEBUE, August. P.F. von. 1761-1846. 832.6 Lover's vows or, the natural son / by Augustus von Kotzebue; translated by Benjamin Thompson. - London: Vernor and Hood,l801. - 99p.; 16cm. - bound with: Kotzebue, August. The stranger. London,1800. FM2924

1. THOMPSON, Benjamin.

KOTZEBUE, August F.F. von. 1761-1846. 832.6 Pizarro or the death of Rolla. / by Augustus von Kotzebue.; translated by Benjamin Thompson. - London: Vernor and Hood,1800. - 92p.; 16cm. - bound with: Kotzebue, August. The Stranger. London,1800. FM2924 1. THOMPSON, Benjamin.

KOTZEBUE, August F.F. von. 1761-1846. 832.6 The stranger / by Augustus von Kutzebue; translated by Benjamin Thompson. - London: Vernor and Hood, 1800. - 70p.; 16cm. - bound with: Kotzebue, August. Pizarro, or the death of Rolla. London,1800.- Kotzebue, August. Lover's vow or the natural son. London,1801. FM2924. 1. THOMPSON, Benjamin. 2.[832.6] 3.[832.6]

KUKLOS 929.72 The commercial policy of England in the year 1877. A letter to the public/by Kuklos. - London: John Harris, 1877. - 36p.; 21cm. - bound with: Highton, E. Gilbert. Our imperial crown. London 1876. FM712

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LACORDIAIRE, A.L.fl.1852 708.2 Notice sur l'origine et les travaux des manufactures de tapisserie et de tapis reunies aux Gobelins / par A.L. Lacordiaire. - Paris: A le libraire encycloped-ique de Roret,l852. - 78p.; 17cm. - bound with:Cata-logue of the art treasures of the United Kingdom collected at Manchester in 1857. London,[1857]. FM2526 1.[746.3944]

LAING, David, 1793-1878 S821.1 Early Scottish metrical tales / edited with introductions by David Laing. - New edition. - London : Hamilton and Adams, 1889. - 3l8p.; 21cm. FM 3138

1.Title

LAING, Henry. 929.8 Descriptive catalogue of glass seals made and sold by Henry Laing. - Edinburgh: Constable, [18-?]. - 44p.; 17cm. FM2528

LAING, Mrs Jean 346.008 Answers for Mrs Jean Laing or Reid, wife of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, pursuer, to the peti-tion of the said George Reid, Esquire. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1819. - 47p.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. REID, Mrs Jean 2. REID, George 3. [3146.0163]

LAING, Samuel, 1780-1868 914.81 Journal of a residence in Norway during the years 1834, 1835, & 1836 : made with a view to enquire into the moral and political economy of that country, and the condition of its inhabitants / by Samuel Laing. - New edition. - London : Longman, Brown & Green, 1851. -[2],306p.; 17cm. FM 1771

LAMARTINE, Alphonse Marie Louis de, 1790-1869 823.8 [Genevieve. English] Genevieve : a tale of peasant life, translated from the French / of Alphonse de Lamartine; by Mary Howitt. - London : Simms & M'Intyre, 1851. - 256p.; 17cm. - Bound with : Howitt, M. Wood Leighton. London, 1847. FM 1713

1. [843.8]

LAMARTINE, Alphonse Marie Louis de, 1790-1869 923.141 Mary Stuart / by Alphonse de Lamartine. - Edinburgh : Adam & Charles Black, 1864. - xx,195p.; 18cm. FM 2655

1.MARY, Queen of Scotland

LAMARTINE, A. de 1790-1869 920.71 The wanderer and his home, being a continuation of 'Memoirs of my youth' / by A. de Lamartine. - London: Simms and M'Intyre,1851. - 252p.;l6cm. - bound with: Reybaud, Madame Charles. The old convents of Paris. London, 1847. - Sand, George. The haunted marsh. London, 1847, FM1709

1. 2.

[843.7] [843,7]

LAMARTELIERE, M 944.05 Conspiration de Buonaparte contre Louis XVIII, Roi de France et de Navarre : ou relation succinte de ce qui s'est passe depuis la capitulation de Paris, du 30 mars 1814, jusqu'au 22 juin 1815, epoque de la seconde abdication de Buonaparte / par M.Lamarteliere. -Paris : Dentu, 1815. - [4],96p.; 21cm. FM 1965;

LAMB, Andrew Simon fl.1889 241.621 The church and the franchise / by Andrew Simon Lamb. -London:Nisbet,1889. - 94p.;19cm. FM1977

LAMB, Andrew Simon, fl.1888 243 Specific unbelief England's greatest sin / by Andrew Simon Lamb. - Twentieth thousand. - London : Nisbet, 1887. - 108p.; 19cm. FM 2022

LAMB, Andrew Simon, fl.1888 243 The voice of the year / by Andrew Simon Lamb. -Twentieth thousand. - London : Nisbet, 1888. - 99p.; 19cm. FM 2021

LAMB, Charles, 1775-1834 823.7 Tales from Shakespeare / by Mr. and Miss Lamb. - A new edition, to which are now added scenes illustrating each tale. - London : Knight, 1844 - 2v. in 1 (viii, 256,iv,247p.) , ill.; 15cm. FM 1790

1.LAMB, Mary Ann, 1764-1847 2.SHAKESPEARE, William, 1564-1616 3.Title 4. [822.3]

LAMBE, Charles, fl.1715. 69O.6583 The pretences for the present rebellion considered in a sermon preached at St. Katherine Cree Church and All-Hallows, Barkin, on Octob. 16, 1715- - /by Charles Lambe. - Edinburgh:printed for David Scott,1715.-26p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Wells, Edward. The rich man's great and indispensable duty to contribute ...to the building... of churches. London,1715. FM2080

1.[ 252.05241]

LAMONT, Rev.Dr. David 346.008 Answers for the Rev. Dr. David Lamont of Ironcrogo; to the petition of the heritors of the parish of Urr. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - I5p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l. ], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. URR, (Parish of)

LAMONT, John, fl.1815 346.002642 Trial of Mr.John Lamont, a Roman Catholic clergyman, before the Circuit Court of Justiciary at Inverness, 19th September 1815. - Edinburgh : printed at the University Press, 1834. - [2],26p.; 22cm. - "Inverness, printed by James Beaton, 1815, reprinted at Edinburgh, 1834".

FM 3504

1. Title

LAMPADIUS, Jacob. 340.54 Tractatus de constitution imperii Romano- Germanici / auctore Jacobo Lampadio. - Lugduni Batavorum (Leiden): ex officiana Joannis Maire,1642. - 377p. ; l6mo in 8s. FM1513

813.3 THE LAMPLIGHTER. - London : Routledge, 1854. - [2],350p.;

17cm. - Bound with : Warburton, G.D. Hochelaga. London, 1854.FM1770

LANDALE, David, f1.1826 345.02523 Report of the trial of David Landale, Esq., before the Circuit Court of Justiciary, at Perth on Friday, 22nd September,1826, -Perth: Morison, [1826]. - l6p.; 21cm. - bound with: Stuart, James. The trial of James Stuart, Esq., Younger of Dunearn. Edinburgh,1822. FM3533 1. PERTH. Circuit Court of Justiciary.

LANTIER, E. F. 843.5 The travels of Antenor in Greece and Asia : from a Greek manuscript found at Herculaneum, including some account of Egypt / translated from the French of E.F.Lantier; with additional notes by the English translator. - London : printed for T.N.Longman and 0.Rees, 1799. - 3v.([3],iv-xx,402p. : [3],iv-viii, 396p. : [3],iv-viii,409p.); 8vo. FM 831

1.ANTENOR

245.9163 LAOIDHEAN; eadar-theangaichte o'n Bheurla. - Glascho : Mac-na-Ceardadh, 1869. - 33p.; 16cm. FM 1333

923.244 LAROCHEJAQUELEIN, Marie-Louise Victoire, Marquise de Memoires / de Madame la Marquise de Larochejaque1ein. -Seconde edition, revue et corrigee. - Paris : Michaud, 1815. - 2v. in 1 (252,242p.), 2 folding leaves of plates : maps; 20cm. FM 1926

LAUDERs Sir John, Lord Fountainhall 941.06 Chronological notes of Scottish affairs from 1680 till 1701 : being chiefly taken from the diary / of Lord Fountainhall, - Edinburgh : Constable, 18:22. - viii, 306p. ; 24cm. FM 2738

LAUDER, Sir John, Lord Fountainhall 941.006; Journals of Sir John Lauder, Lord Fountainhall, with his observations on public affairs and other memoranda, 1665-1676; edited with introduction and notes by Donald Crawford. - Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1900. - liv,326p.; 23cm. - (Scottish History Society; vol.36). FM 433

1.Series 2. [923.241 ] 3.CRAWFORD, Donald, fl.1900

LAUDER, Sir Thomas Dick, 1784-1848 941.23 An account of the great floods of August 1829 in the province of Moray and adjoining districts / by Sir Thomas Dick Lauder. - Second edition. - Edinburgh : Black, 1830. - xx,434p., 33 leaves of plates : ill., maps; 22cm. FM 647

LAUDER, Sir Thomas Dick. 1784-1848 941.23 An account of the great floods of August 1829 in the province of Moray and adjoining districts / by Sir Thomas Dick Lauder. - Edinburgh : Black, 1830. - [4], xx,431p., 28 leaves of plates : ill., maps; 22cm. FM 6147A

LAUDER, Sir Thomas Dick, 1784-1848 398.2 Highland rambles and long legends to shorten the way / by Sir Thomas Dick Lauder. - Edinburgh : Black, 1837. -2v. ([8],36lp. : [4],380p.); 20cm. FM 1840

LAUDER, Sir Thomas Dick, 1784-1848 398.2 Legendary tales of the Highlands : a sequel to "Highland rambles" / by Sir Thomas Dick Lauder. - London : Colburn, 1841. - 3v. ( xxiv,292p. : [4],294p. : [6],323p.); ill.; 21cm. FM 1841

LAUDER, Sir Thomas Dick, 1784-1848 S823.5 Lochandhu : a tale of the eighteenth century. -Edinburgh : Constable, 1825. - 3v.([4],xii,300p. : [2], 312p. : [2],287p.); 17cm. - 2 copies in FML. FM 1649A lacks v.2. FM. 1649 & 1649A

1.Title

LAUDER, Sir- Thomas Dick, 1784-1848 S823.5 The Wolfe of Badenoch : an historical romance of the fourteenth century / by Sir Thomas Dick Lauder. - Third edition. - Elgin : Stewart, 1863. - viii,593p., 12 leaves of plates : ill.; 23cm. FM 2735

LAWERENCE, James 371.92 Letter, 16 Dec, 1872, to Charles Fraser-Mackintosh. -2p.; 18cm. - holograph signed. - relates to testimon-ial for Dr. Rogers of the Grampian Club. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. FRASER-MACKINTOSH, Charles. 2. ROGERS, Charles 3. [922]

340.0941 THE LAWS and judicatures of Scotland, vindicated from the calumnies and false reasonings contain'd in a late pamphlet intitled, The Case of the forfeited estates in Scotland consider'd, in a letter to a noble L--d. -Edinburgh : printed by James Watson, 1718. - [2],3-56p.; 8vo in 4s. - Attributed in MS note to "Sir Da. Dalrimple"FM440

1.DALRYMPLE, Sir David, d.1721 2.THE CASE of the forfeited estates in Scotland.

S821.5 THE LAY of the Scottish fiddle : a poem in five cantos /

supposed to be written by W.S. - First American, from the fourth Edinburgh edition. - London : James Cawthorn, 1814. - xvi,222p.; 18cm. - Parody of Scott's Lay of the Last Minstrel. FM 1847

1.W.S. 2.S., W.

LAYARD, Sir Austen Henry. 1817-1894 915.6 Discoveries in the ruins of Nineveh and Babylon : with travels in Armenia, Kurdistan and the desert / by Austen H.Layard. - London : Murray, 1853. - xxiv,686p., 16 leaves of plates : ill., maps; 23cm. FM 845

1. [935]

A LAYMAN. 226.6 Dissertation on St. Paul's voyage from Caesarea to Puteoli; on the wind Euroclydon; and on the Apostle's shipwreck on the island of Melite. / by a layman. -Oxford:printed by S. Collingwood,l8l7. - 24p.; illus., maps;21 cm. - bound with: Falconer, Thomas. The case of Eusebius of Caesarea, Bishop and historian. Oxford, 1818. - Falconer, Thomas. The cottage land-worker. Bath,1830. FM2011 1,[808.935 22] 2.[331.763]

230.5241 LEABHAR-CHEIST air Suipeir an Tighearna, air son feum og

luchd-comanachaidh agus na buidhne ' s faide air an aghaidh arms na Sgoilean Sabaid / le fear-teagaisg Sgoil-Sabaid. - Paisley : Gardner, 1845. - 36p.; 13cm. FM 1236

1.FEAR-TEAGAISG Sgoil-Sabaid.

LEE, William 787.5 Scotland before the Reformation/by William Lee. -Glasgow: Maclehose, 1878. - 22p.; 22cm. - bound with: The Harp Institute. [Glasgow?], [l8-?]. FM720

1. [941]

929.2 LEGENDS of Leys : collected from oral traditions of the Burnett family, and occasional verses / by E.M.R. -Aberdeen : Wyllie, 1856. - 41 p.; 21cm. FM 3441

1.E.M.R. 2.R., E.M. 3.BURNETT, Family

4.[S821.6]

LEITH, Alexander 254.05241 Case of Alexander Leith of Free-field, [and others], in concurrence with his Majesty's Royal presentation to the Reverend Mr John Mair, minister of Forbes to be minister of Rayne, and the Reverend Synod of Aberdeen respondents; against Hugh Horn of Horn, and others, callers of Mr James M'William, probationer, appellants. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1744. - 12p.; 4to. -bound with: Garlies, Lord. FM3321

LEITH, Walter 346.008 The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1748. - l8p.; fol. - bound with: collection of eighteenth century law papers relating to Scotland, and a document on woollen manufacture. FM3322

1. LESLIE, George

LELAND, John, 1506?-1552 928.2 Commentarii de scriptoribus Britannicis / auctore Joanne Lelando; ex autographo Lelandino nunc primus edidit Antonius Hall. - Oxonii : e Theatro Sheldoniano, 1709. - 2v.; 8vo, dedn. - FML copy lacks vol.2. FM 2452

LELAND, John, 1691-1766 201.1 The advantage and necessity of the Christian revelation : shewn from the state of religion in the ancient heathen world, to which is prefixed a preliminary discourse on natural and revealed religion / by John Leland. - London : printed by W.Richardson and S.Clark, for J.Dodsley and T.Longman, 1768. - 2v. ([3],iv-xiv,[lO],455,[41]p.: [2],iii-xv, [13],421,[39]p.); 8vo, advt, dedn.

FM 2078

LENNOX, Family of. 346.05 Genealogical table of the family of Lennox. - [s.l: s.n.], [18-?]. - i flod. leaf, 52x82 cm. fold, to 21x26 cm. - bound with: Lennox, Margaret. Case of Margaret Lennox of Woodhead, Edinburgh, 1813. FM889

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LENNOX, Margaret. 346.05 Case of Margaret Lennox of Woodhead, in relation to the title, honours, and dignity, of the ancient earls of Levenax of Lennox.- Edinburgh: printed by Alex. Laurie, 1813.- 88p.; 29cm.- bound with: collection of miscellaneous documents, generally of a legal nature. FM889

LEO AFBIGANUS 916 [De Africae] Joannis Leonis Africani Africae descriptio IX lib. absoluta. - Lugd.Batav. : apud Elzevir, 1632. -[2],3-800,[16]p.;l6mo in 8s, engraved title-page. FM 1500

914.934 DE LEODIENSI republica auctores praecipii, partim nunc

primun editi in quibus descriptae antiquitate anti-stitum historia et alia habentur; editit Marcus Zverius Boxhornius. - Amstelodami:apud Ioannem Lanssonium,1633. - [8],5l6p.; l6mo in 8s. FM1519

1. BOXHORNIUS, Marcus Zverius.

LESLIE, Charles, fl.1833-1868 929.2 Historical records of the family of Leslie from 1067 to 1868-9 : collected from public records and authentic private sources / by Colonel Leslie of Balquhain. -Edinburgh : Edmonston and Douglas, 1869. - 3v.(xxiv, 188p. : vi,239p. : x,68lp.); 23cm.

FM 2729

1.LESLIE, Family

LESLIE, Hugh. 367.9421 Letter from Hugh Leslie of Powis, Esq., addressed to his co-trustees fro the ninth district. - 2nd ed. -Aberdeen: A. Aberdein & Co., 1807. - 22, [4]p.; 21cm. bound with: Highland Society of London. Rules of the Highland Society of London. London,1787. FM1032

1.[351.864]

LESLIE, Hugh 346.008 The petition of Hugh Leslie, Esq. of Powis. -[s.l. :s.n.], 1807. - 24p.; 26cm. - bound with: Boss, Alexander. Condescendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie , [s.l.], 1755 FM3239

LESLIE, James 394.4 Report to the Town Council and the harbour trustees of Inverness/ by James Leslie, and. Joseph Mitchell. -Inverness: Courier Office, 1849.-1p.; 31cm. - bound with: A true narrative of the reception of their Royal Highnesses at their arrival in Scotland. Edinburgh, 1680 FM721

1. MITCHELL, James 2. INVERNESS. Town Council 3. INVERNESS. Harbour Trustees 4. [627.4]

LESLIE, John, Bp of Ross 941 De origine moribus et rebus gestis Scotorum libri decern / authore Joanne Leslaeo. - Romae : in Aedibus Populi Romani, 1578. - [40] ,588,[32]p., 2 leaves of plates : maps; 4to in 8s, dedn. FM 1583

LESLIE, John, Bp of Ross 914.4 De origine moribus & rebus gestis Scotorum libri decern / authore Joanne Leslaeo. - Romae : in Aedibus Populi Romani, 1578, - Nunc denuo recus. 1675. -[4],3—543,[43]p. ; 4to, dedn. - Contains engraved bookstamp of John Macleod, Advocat. FM 1562

LESLIE, John, Bp of Ross 941 The historie of Scotland : wrytten first in Latin / by Jhone Leslie, Bishop of Rosse; and translated in Scottish, by James Dalrymple; edited by E.G.Cody. -Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1885-95. - 4v.; 23cm. -(Scottish text Society; vol.5,14,19; & 34). FM 389

1.DALRYMPLE, James, fl.1596

LESLIE, John, Bp of Ross 941.04 The history of Scotland : from the death of King James I in the year 1436 to the year 1561 / by John Lesley, Bishop of Ross. - Edinburgh : [s.n.], 1830. - [4],xxiv, 319p.5 28cm. - No.7 of 50 copies printed for sale. FM 640

941.075 A letter. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1742. - 7p.; collection of all

the orders ... published by order of Charles, Prince of Wales. Glasgow, 1746. FM113

1. [S826.5]

320.94107 A LETTER addressed to the heritors or landed proprietors

of Scotland, holding their lands of subject superiors, or mediately of the crown. - Edinburgh : printed for Peter Hill, 1790. - [3],2-37p.5 8vo in 4s. - Signed by Scoto-Britannus. FML has 2 copies. FM 145 & 2115

1 .SC0T0-BRITANNUS

826.5 A LETTER from a gentleman at the Court of St. Germains,

to one of his friends in England; containing a memorial about methods for setting the Pretender on the throne of Great Britain. - 2nd ed. - London: printed for J. Baker, 1710. - 47p.; 8vo in 4s. FM932

1. A GENTLEMAN at the Court of St. Germains.

320.94107 A LETTER from a gentleman in Edinburgh to his friend in

the country. - [Edinburgh?], [ 1749]. - [1],2-8p.; 8vo. -Letter dated August 1, 1749. Bound with : The thistle. London, 1747. FM 111

941.073 A LETTER from an officer in the King's Army after it had

march'd northward from Aberdeen, to his friend in London, February 1715/16. - [London?] : [s.n.], [1716?]. - I5p.; 4to in 2s. - Lacls title-page. FM 1023

1.AN OFFICER in the King's Army.

923.242 A LETTER from H - G - g , Esq. , one of the gentlemen of

the bed-chamber to the Young Chevalier and the only person of his own retinue that attended him from Avignon in his late journey through Germany and elsewhere, containing many remarkable and affecting occurrences which happened to the P- during the course of his mysterious progress; to a particular friend. - London : [s.n.], 1750. - [5],6-63p.; 8vo. FM 1018

1.H.G. 2.G., H. 3.STUART, Charles Edward, Count of Albany

941.073 A LETTER from the Earl of Mar to the King, &c. -

[London?] : [s.n.], [1715?]. - 19p.; 8vo in 4s. - FML copy lacks title-page. FM 441


941.07 A LETTER from the Right Honourable Lord P - d - t to

Lord L-v-t, dated, I - s s , October, 28,1745 Lord L-v-t's letter in answer to Lord P-d-t, dated B - f - t , October 29, 1745. -[s.l.:s.n.], [17145?]. -8p.; 4to. - bound with: An authentick account of the conduct of the Young Chevalier from his first arrival in Paris. London,1749-FM922 1.[941.07]

941.075 A LETTER from the Right Honourable Lord P - d - t to Lord L-v-t, dated I - s s , October 28, 1745; Lord L-v-t's letter, in answer to Lord P - d — t ' s dated, B-f-t, October 29, 1745. - [s.l.:s.n.]. [174]. -8p.; 4to. - bound with: A full and true collection of all the orders .. published by the authority of Charles , Prince of Wales. Glasgow, 1746. FM113

1 [941.07]

274.1 LETTER from one of the Scotch people to the Right Hon.

Lord Brougham & Vaux on the opinions expressed by his Lordship on the Auchterarder case. - four thousand. -Edinburgh: John Johnstone, 1839. - 15p; 21cm. FM2029

1.ONE OF THE SCOTCH PEOPLE.

320.94107 A LETTER to a member of Parliament : upon the present

state of the nation. - Edinburgh : printed by James Watson, 1718. - [2],3-l6p.; 8vo. - Signed by True Briton. FM 93

1.TRUE BRITON

346.034 A LETTER to the detector of the pretended falsehoods &c

in the life of Sir Robert Cochran. Containing many curious anecdotes relating to that great Minister, never before published. - London: printed for A. Dodd, 1735. - 32p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with A detection of the falsehood, abuse and misrepresentation in a late libel intitled the Life of Sir Robert Cochran, Prime Minister in Scotland to James the Third. London,1735. FM3515

1.[826.5]

330.917 1242 LETTER to His Grace Alexander, Duke of Hamilton and

Brandon on the subject of the present situation of agriculture in Great Briatin and the means of amelior ating it. - Edinburgh: Adam Black,1822. - 31p.; 23cm . -bound with: Turner, Samuel. Considerations upon the agriculture, commerce and manufactures of the British Empire. London,l822. FM1463

1.[630]

320.01 A LETTER to the officers of the army in Ireland : on the

subject of an invasion from France, intended principally for the militia / by an officer. - Dublin : printed by G.Johnson, 1796. - [5],4-49p.; 8vo in 4s. -Bound with : Hereditary right not indefeasible. London, 1747. FM 131A

1.AN OPPICER 2. [320.941507]

320.94207 A LETTER to the people of England on the present

situation and conduct of national affairs : letter 1. -The second edition. - London : printed for J.Scott, 1715. - [3],4-44p.; 8vo in 4s. - Inscribed by Alex.Home. Bound with : A short review of the political state of Great-Britain. London, 1787. A short history of the Prime Ministers. London, 1733. An essay on design and beauty. Edinburgh, 1739. Some considerations on the present distressed atste of the British West India colonies. London, 1823. FM 131

S826.6 A LETTER to the Reverend. Mr. G. Logan, A.M., one of the

ministers of Edinburgh. - Edinburgh:[n.pub.],1747. -l6p.;8vo.,dedn. FM2125

929.2 LETTERS addressed to the editior of the Inverness Journal : second series. - Edinburgh : printed by Duncan Stevenson, 1819. - [2],98p.; 21cm. - Letters concern the title of Chief of Clanranald. Bound with : Letters to the editor of the Inverness Journal. Edinburgh, 1818. FM 3421

1.INVERNESS JOURNAL 2.MCDONALD, Family

273.9 LETTERS against non-intrusion, addressed to a friend. -Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, 1843. - 67p.; 21cm. - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. [262.4]

941.05 LETTERS and state papers during the reign of King James

the Sixth : chiefly from the manuscript collections of Sir James Balfour of Denmyln. - Edinburgh : [for the Abbotsford Club], 1838. -xx,4l6p.; 28cm. FM 156

1.BALFOUR, Sir James, 1600-1657 2.ABBOTSFORD CLUB

320.01 LETTERS from Brutus. - [London?], [1791]. - 91p.; 8vo. -Bound with : Hereditary right not indefeasible. London, 1747. FM 131A

1.BRUTUS 2. [320.94207]

826.5 Letters of Mary Lepel, Lady Hervey, with a memoir and

illustrative notes. - London: John Murray, 1821. - xii 332p.;21cm. FM2835

826.6 LETTERS OF Yorick and Eliza, being the correspondence between Mrs. Draper and Lawerence Sterne. - Edinburgh: printed for V. Nivison, Macredie, Skelly and Muckersey, 1815. - ii,59p.;15cm. - bound with: Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. The songs of Hiawatha. London,1855. FM3104

1 .DRAPER, Mrs. 2.STERNE, Lawerence. 3. [821.8]

391.00941 LETTERS on the Highland dress and reports of the

gatherings of the Glasgow Clansmen's Club / by "Mac a'Ghaeil." To which are added select poems on Highland subjects / by various authors. - Glasgow : printed by W.Gilchrist, 1855. - 40p.; 17cm. - Inscribed by Eoghan Mac'Illemhicheil (author?). FM 3017

1.MAC A'GHAEIL 2. CLANSMEN'S CLUB

929.2 LETTERS to the editor of the Inverness Journal : by

"Fear Raonuillich" and "Also a Fear Raonuillich", chiefly relating to the title of MacRanald, 1817, 1818. - Edinburgh : Doig, Stirling & Slade, 1818. - 38p.; 21cm. - Bound with : Letters addressed to the editor of the Inverness Journal, second series. Edinburgh, 1819. Extracts from the Inverness Courier relative to the ancient Kingdom of the Isles. London, 1822. FM 3421 1 .INVERNESS JOURNAL 2.FEAR RAONUILLICH 3.MCDONALD, Family

942.07 LETTERS which passed between Count Gyllenborg, the Barons Gortz, Sparre, and others : relating to the design of raising a rebellion in His Majesty's dominions, to be supported by a force from Sweden. - Edinburgh : [s.n.], re-printed in the year 1717. - [2],3-70p.; 8vo. FM 929

923.155 LETTRE a Monsieur A*** du P*** : dans laquelle est compris l'examen de sa traduction des livres attribues a Zoroastre. - Londres : chez P.Elmsly, 1771. - [2], 52p.; 8vo in 4s. - Bound with : Jones, Sir W. The history of the life of Nader Shah. London, 1773. FM 2591

1. [891.51] 2.ZOROASTER

LEVEISON, Sarah Rachel. 808.851 The extraordinary life and trial of Madame Rachel at the Cenral Criminal Court, Old Bailey, London, on the 22, 23, 24, and 25 September, 1868. - London: Diprose and Bateman, 1868. -130p.; 21cm. - Report copied verbatim from the 'Times'. - Bound with: Public dinner to Directors of the Highland Railways, September 10, 1863. [s.l.], 1863. FM704

1.[345.0263]

LEVEN, Earl of 254.05241 Case of the Right Honourable the Earl of Leven, the Lord Lindores, [and others], callers of Mr John Mathie, probationer, to be minister of Collessie, appellants; against the presbytery of Coupar, [and others], callers of Mr George Simson, respondents. -[s.l.;s.n.], 1744. - 11 p.; 4to. - bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies,

[s.l.], [1744]. FM3321

1. LINDORES, Lord 2. MATHIE, John

SIMON. George

LEVER, Charles, 1806-1872 823.8 The adventures of Arthur O'Leary / by Charles Lever. -London : Routledge, 1856. - 435p.; 16cm. - Melville, H. Israel Potter. London, 1855. FM 1773

LEVER, Charles, 1806-1872 823.8 Charles O'Malley, the Irish dragoon / by Charles Lever. - London : Chapman and Hall, 1857. - 2v. (x, 374p. : viii,368p.); 20cm. FM 1836

LEVER, Charles, 1806-1872 823.8 The Daltons : or three roads in life / by Charles Lever. - London : Chapman and Hall, 1859. - 2v. (vi,

362P. : iv,336p.); 20cm. FM 1838

LEVER, Charles, 1806-1872 823.8 Harry Lorrequer / by Charles Lever. - London : Chapman and Hall, 1857. - xii,379p.; 20cm.FM1837

LEVER, Charles, 1806-1872 823.8 The knight of Gwynne : a tale of the time of the Union / by Charles Lever. - London : Chapman and Hall, 1858. -2v. (viii,312p. : vi,306p.); 20cm. FM 1839

LEVER, Charles, 1806-1872 823.8 Tom Burke of "Ours" / by Charles Lever, - London : Chapman & Hall, 1857. - 2v. (vi,346p.: iv,347p.); 20cm.FM1835

LEVER, Charles, 1806-1872 823.8 One of them / by Charles Lever. - London ; Chapman and Hall, 1861. - viii,471p., 29 leaves of plates : ill.; 22cm. - Illustrations by Phiz (H.K.Browne). FM 1888

LEWES, G.H. fl. 1846 823.8 The Spanish drama. Lope de Vega and Calderon. / by G.H. Lewes. - London: Knight, 1846. - 254p.;l5cm. - bound with: Dennis, George. The cid: a short chronicle, founded on the early poetry of Spain. London, 1845. FM1643.

1 .[862.3]

LEWIS, Thomas, 1689-1749? 933 Origines Hebraeae : the antiquities of the Hebrew Republick / by Tho.Lewis. - London : printed for Sam. Illidge and John Hooke, 1724. - 2v. ([3]iv-xvi,349p. [7],350-625,[35]p.); 8vo, advt. FM 2948

941.33 LIBER Officialis Sancti Andree : curie metropolitane Sancti Andree in Scotia sententiarum in causis consistorialibus que extant, - Edinburgi : [printed by T.Constable for the Abbotsford Club J, 1845. - lvi, 176p.; 28cm. - FML has 2 copies. FM 473 & 473A

LEYDEM, John, 1775-1811 S828.2 The complaynt of Scotland : written in 1548, with a preliminary dissertation and glossary / [by J.Leyden]. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1801. - 384p.; 22cm. -Contains the preliminary dissertation and glossary only. Author from dedn. FM 294

1.Title

941 LIBER Pluscardensis; edited by Felix J.H.Skene. -Edinburgh i Paterson, 1877—80. - 2v.(xlviii,408p. : xxxvi,331p.); 23cm. - (The historians of Scotland; vol.7 & 10). - Vol,2 contains an English translation. FM 656

1.SKENE, Felix J. H., fl.1880

941.31 LIBER S.Thome de Aberbrothoc s registrorum Abbacie de Aberbrothoc. - Edinburgi : [for the Bannatyne Club], 1848-56. - 2v,, ill.; 29cm. - Edited by C.Innes and P.Chalmers. Vol.1 ; Registrum vetus. Vol.2 ; Registrum nigrum. FM 487-488

1.ARBROATH ABBEY

301.41 LIBRO di natura d'amore di Mario equicola di nuovo con

sorama diligenza ristampato e corretto da M. Lodouico Dolce. - Vinegia (Venice): appresso Gabriel Giolito de Farrari et Fratelli , 1554. - [ 64] ,412p.; 12mo. FM1578

923.142 THE LIFE and reign of Edward I / by the author of "The greatest of the Plantagenets." - London : Seeley, Jackson & Halliday, 1872. - xvi,352p.; 21cm. FM 419 1.EDWARD I, King of England 2.THE GREATEST of all the Plantagenets, author of.

922.245 THE LIFE and times of Girolamo Savonarola : illustrating the progress of the Reformation in Italy during the fifteenth century. - London s Whittaker, 1843. - xxiv, 420p.; 18cm. - "Collected from original sources" (half-title). FM 2549

1.SAVONAROLA, Girolamo, 1452-1498

923.142 THE LIFE of James II, late King of England : intermix'd with divers original papers, debates, letters, declarations, &c. and illustrated with several medals. -The second edition, corrected and amended. - London : printed for J.Knapton, J.Nicholson, J.Sprint and T.Ballard, 1703. - [6],422,[10],3-88p.; 8vo, advt. FM 91

1.JAMES II, King of Great Britain

923.141 THE LIFE of Robert Bruce, King of Scotland. - Edinburgh : Oliver & Boyd, 1810. - 84p.; 14cm. - Bound with : Alexander, W.L. Iona. London, [ca 1850]. Plain words and simple facts. Edinburgh, 1879. FM 2551

1.ROBERT I, King of Scotland

920.96861 THE LIFE of Sir Thomas Gresham. - London:knight, 1845. -

245p. ;illus. ;l6cm. - bound with: Knight, Charles. Will-iam Caxton, the first English printer: a biography. London, 1844. FM1759 1.GRESHAM, Sir Thomas 2. [923.242]

928.21 THE "LIFE" of the Ettrick Shepherd anatomized : in a series of strictures on the autobiography of James Hogg, prefixed to the first volume of the "Altrive Tales" / by an old dissector. - Edinburgh : William Hunter, 1832. -48p.; 21cm. FM 1142

1.AM OLD DISSECTOR 2.HOGG, James, 1770-1835

823.8 THE LIGHT dragoon / by the author of "The subaltern",

"Chelsea Pensioners", "The Hussar", &c. - London : Colburn, 1844. - 2v.([4],309p. • [2],327p.)j 20cm. FM 1894

1.THE SUBALTERN, author of.

LIGHTF00T, Rev. John. 581.941 Flora Scotica, or a systematic arrangement in the Linnaean method of the native plants of Scotland and the Hebrides. 2 vols. B. White, 1777.

FM1487

Temporary entry

LINDSAY. Sir David, 1490-1555 S821.2 The works / of Sir David Lindsay of the Mount. -Edinburgh : printed and sold by Peter Williamson and C.Elliot, 1776-77. - 2v. in 1 ([3],4-l5l,[3].3-84p.); 12mo in 6s. - Vol.2 entitled "The additional poems" Inscribed by Alexr.Cruikshank, 1784. FM 3185

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LINDESAY, Hercules 346.008 Disputatio Juridica, ad tit. 5 lib. XII. pand. De condictiore ob turpen vel injustam cousam. Quan, favente numine, ex auctoritate clarissimi ac consult-issimi viri, D. Jacobi Graham ob Airth, inclytoe facultatis juridicae decani; rec non ex ejusdem facul-tatis cinsensu & decreto, pro advocati munere conse-quendo, publicae disquisition subjicit Hercules Lindsay, auct. & resp. - Edinburgh: printed by T. W. and T. Ruddiman, 1745- ~ 8p. ; 4to. - Theses of Mr Lindsay, professor of civil law in the college of Glasgow. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso.......[s.l.], 1737. FM1809 1. [340.1]

929.2 LINDSAY, Alexander William Crawford, Earl of Crawford

The Earldom of Mar in sunshine and in shade during five hundred years : letters to the Lord Clerk Register of Scotland / by Alexander Earl of Crawford and Balcarres, Lord Lindsay, etc. - Edinburgh : Douglas, 1882. - 2v. (lii,457p. « lii,509p.); 23cm. - "In reply to an address to the peers of Scotland by Walter Henry Earl of Kellie, May 1879" FM 3387

1.MAR, Earl of.

915.6 LINDSAY, Alexander William Crawford, Earl of Crawford. Letters on Egypt, Edom and the Holy Land / by Lord Lindsay. - Fourth edition. - London : Henry Colburn, 1847. - [7]»viii-xii,[3],4-445p.J 20cm, advt. FM 11

929.2 LINDSAY, Alexander William Crawford, Earl of Crawford Lives of the Lindsays : or memoirs of the houses of Crawford and Balcarres / by Lord Lindsay. - Second edition. - London s Murray, 1858. - 3v.(xxxii,489p. x,5l6p. : [viii],500p.), 5 leaves of plates : ill., facs; 23cm. FM 2724

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923.241 LINDSAY, Alexander William Crawford, Earl of Crawford A memoir of Lady Anna Mackenzie, Countess of Balcarres and afterwards of Argyll, 1621-1706 / by Alexander Lord Lindsay. - Edinburgh : Edmonston and Douglas, 1868. - vi,l62p.; 18cm. FM 2642

1.MACKENZIE, Anna, Countess of Argyll

LINDSAY, Colin, fl.1883 923.141 Mary Queen of Scots and her marriage with Bothwell : seven letters to "The Tablet", revised with a preface & notes, and a supplement / by Colin Lindsay. - London : Burns & Oates, 1883. - viii,94p.; 19cm.

FM 2659

1.MARY, Queen of Scots

LINDSAY, Sir David, 1490-1555 827.7 Ane pleasant satyre of the thrie estaitis, in commendation of vertue and vituperation of vice : a play / maid be Sir David Lindesay. - Edinburgh : [_s.n.], 1802, - xvi,143p.; 20cm. - Bound with ; Hints to the bearers of walking sticks. Edinburgh, 1808. FM 3177

1. [S822.2]

LINDSAY, David. d.1704. 345.0231 The tryal and condemnation of David Lindsay, a Scotch gent, late secretary to the Earl of Melford, for high treason upon the statute made in the ninth year of the late King William the IIId, for returning from France without licence under the Privy-seal of -England. -London:printed for Isaac Cleave, 1704. - 24p.; fol. FM3522

1. WESTMINSTER, Queen's-Bench Bar

LINDSAY, Donald 346.008 Summons, Donald Lindsay, Esq., accountant in Edinburgh; against the most noble George, Marquis of Huntly, and others. - Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1839- - l6p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet. [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. HUNTLY, George, Marquis of

LINDSAY, Mr D. 346.008 Statement by Mr Lindsay, accountant in Edinburgh, to the creditors of the most noble the Marquis of Huntly. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1839. - 3p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet. [s.l.], 1827.

FM3241.

LINDSAY, John, fl.1858 737.4941 A supplement to the coinage of Scotland : with lists, descriptions, and extracts from Acts of Parliament, and an account of several hoards or parcels of coins discovered in Scotland / by John Lindsay. - Cork : printed by Philip John Crowe, 1859. - viii,68p., 3 leaves of plates : ill.; 28cm. FM 2509

LINDSAY, Patrick, d.1753 330.94107 The interest of Scotland considered : with regard to its police in employing of the poor, its agriculture, its trade, its manufactures and fisheries. - London : printed for T.Woodward and J.Peele, 1736. - [9],ii-xxxv, [2],2-256,[4]p.; 8vo, advt, dedn. - Inscribed by

W.Musgrave. Contains British Museum stamp, 1818. Author named in MS note. FM 73 1.Title

LINKLATER, Robert. 371.92 Abolish the mass, or 'The mass in masquerade'/by the Rev. Robert Linklater. - London: Church Printing Co., [18-?]. - 8p.; 21cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. [264.3]

LINTON, William James, 1812-1898 769.942 Thirty pictures / by deceased British artists; engraved expressly for the Art-Union of London, by W.J.Linton. -[London?] : [Art-UnionJ, 1860. - [2] leaves, 30 leaves of plates : ill.; 32cm. FM 1107

1.Title 2.DECEASED British artists. 3.ART-UNION OF LONDON

346.008 A LIST of creations of Lords of Parliament, since that dignity came to be constituted by letters patent, in the reign of King James VI. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1730. -8p.j fol. - bound with: Fraser, Simon, Lord. Memorial for Simon, Lord Fraser of Lovat, ................... ........... [s.l.], 1729 FM3460

1. [328.33]

Ji

941.006 LIST of persons concerned in the Rebellion : transmitted to the Commissioners of Excise by the several supervisors in Scotland in obedience to a general letter of the 7th May 1746, and a supplementary list with evidences to prove the same. With a preface / by the Earl of Rosebery. And annotations / by Walter Macleod. - Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1890. - xx,425p.; 23cm. - (Scottish History Society; vol.8). FM 413 1.Series 2.MACLEOD, Walter, fl.1890 3. [941.075]

346.008 LIST of subscriptions by members of the Highland

Society of Scotland. - [s.l.:s.n.], [17-?]. -4p.; 4to. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. In-

formation for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq.. of Muirtown,... [ s.l. ], 1808. FM3233

1. [367.941] 2. SCOTLAND, Highland Society of

LITTLE, Thomas 821.7 The poetical works / of Thomas Little. - Sixteenth edition. - London : Carpenter, 1833. ~ xxiv,l64p.; 18cm.

FM3147

LIYESLEY, Joseph 1794-1884 929.72 True temperance teaching; showing the errors of the alliance and the permissive bill/by Joseph Livesley . - London: Tweedie, 1873. - l6p.; 21cm. - bound with: Highton, E. Gilbert. Our imperial crown. London, 1876. FM712

1. [241.68]

LIVINGSTON, Peter, b.1823 S821.6 Poems and songs : with lectures on the genius and works of Burns, and the Rev.George Gilfillan, and letter on Sir John Franklin and the Arctic regions / by Peter Livingston. - Tenth edition. - Dundee : printed by Durham & Thomson, 1856. - 137p.; 20cm. FM 3165

LIVINGSTON, Peter, fl.l874. S821.6 Poems and songs; with lectures on the genius and works of Burns and the Rev. George Gilfinnan; and letters on Mr. Dick, the Christian philosopher and Sir John Franklin and the Artic Regions. / by Peter Livingston. 10th ed. - Edinburgh:Mould and Tod,1874. - 140p. :19cm. FM3164

LIVINGSTON, Dr. William 346.008 Answers for Dr. William Livingston, physician in

Aberdeen, to the petition of Dr Alexander day of Meikle Cocklaw and others, heritors of the parish of Peterhead. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1793. - lOp.28cm ~ bound with: Grant, General. The petition of tne Officers ox State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. Hay, Dr. Alexander

LINDSAY, Robert, ca 1500-1565 941.04 The history of Scotland : from 21 February 1436 to March 1565/ by Robert Lindesay of Pitscottie, To which is added a continuation, by another hand, till August 1604. - Edinburgh : printed by Mr.Baskett and sold at Mr.Freebairn's shop; London : sold by Andrew Millar, 1728. - [2],iii-xviii,239p.; fol., dedn, subn. FM 377

1. [941.05]

LIVINGSTONE, William, 1808-1870 891.6313 Duain Ghaelic / le Uilleam Mac Dhun-Leibhe. With a brief sketch proving the authenticity of Ossian's poems. - Edinburgh s Maclachlan & Stewart, 1858. -[8],191p.; 16cm. FM 1295

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LIVINGSTONE, William, f1.1850 941 Vindication of the Celtic character : or the Scotchman as he was and as he should be, in a series of letters to a young friend / by William Livingston. - Greenock : printed by Joseph Blair, 1850. - 575p.; 19cme - "They contain an accurate account of Scottish history from the earliest -period till the year 1850" FM 208

LIVIUS, Titus, f1.1437. 945 [Historiarum] Titi Livii Patavini Historiarum urbe condita. Libri quinque priores usui scholarum; edited by T. Ruddimann. - Edinburgi: veneunt apud C. Elliot, 1788. - 299p.; 12 mo in 6s. - Inscribed by Thomas Fraser. FM1579

1. RUDIIMANN, T.

LIVIUS, Titus, f1.1437. 945 [Historiarum] Titi Livii Patavini Historiarum ab urbe condita, libri quinque proires; edited by Gul. M. Gunn. - Edinburgi:impensis Bell & Bradfute,l833. - x,406p.; 17cm. - Inscribed by Alexander Fraser. FM1579a

LLOYD, Mrs. W. Reynolds, fl.1864 823.8 The ladies of Polcarrow s a tale of Cornish coast-life / by Mrs.W.Reynolds Lloyd. - London : Seeley, Jackson & Halliday, 1864. - [4],2l8p.; 18cm. - Inscribed by Eveline May Holland. FM 1827

LOCH, David, d.1780 330.941 Essays on the trade, commerce, manufactures, and

f isheries of Scotland / by David Loch, - Edinburgh : printed by Walter and Thomas Ruddiman, f o r the author, 1778-79. - 3v. in 1 ( [3 ] , i v -xxx i i ,250, [ 5 ] , i v - v i i i , 282 ,

[6],237p.); 12mo in 6s, dedn, subn. FM 1093

LOCH, James., 1780-1855 923.241 Memoir of George Granville, late Duke of Sutherland / by James Loch, - London : [printed by G.Woodfall], not published, 1834. - 83p.; 34cm, FM 87U

1.SUTHERLAND, George Granville Leveson Gower, Duke of

941.07

Lockhart, George

Lockhart Papers containing memoirs & commentaries

upon the affairs of Scotland from 1792 - 1715 2 vols 1817

FM161 O/S

LOCKHART, George, 1673-1731 941.06 Memoirs concerning the a f f a i r s of Scotland t from Queen Ann's accession to the throne to the commencement of the union of the two kingdoms of Scotland and England in May. 1707. - London ; printed and sold by J.Baker, 1714» ~ [2], i i i-xxx,420,[2],3-23p«> 8vo. - Includes : A key to

the memoirs. Printed f o r J.Moor, 1714• Library has 5 copies. FM 25 & 25C are 2nd ed., FM 25B & 25D are 3rd ed., a l l dated 1714. FM 25B lacks the Key to the Memoirs FM 25 inscribed "Frederick William Frankland from Lady Roche" FM 25,25A,25a,25C,25D.

LOCKHART, John Gibson, 1794-1854. 861.3 Ancient Spanish ballads : historical and romantic / translated by J.G.Lockhart. - Fourth edition, -London : Murray, 1853. - xx,127p.; 17cm„ FM 3016 1. Title

LOCKHART, John Gibson, 1794-1854 928.21 Memoirs of the life of Sir Walter Scott / [by J.G.Lockhart]. - Second edition. - Edinburgh : Cadell, 1839. - 10v.; 18cm. - Inscribed by Archie Dalrymple. FM 1198

LOCKHART, John Gibson, 1794-1854 928.21 Memoirs of the life of Sir Walter Scott / by J.G.Lockhart. - A new edition. - Edinburgh ; Cadell, 1844. -xii,806p.; 25cm. FM 1207

1.SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832

LOCKHART, John Gibson, 1794-1854 r S823.5 Peter's letters to his kinsfolk / [by Peter Morris], -The second edition. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1819. -3v.(viii,333p. : viii,363p. : x,35lp.), 15 leaves of plates : ports; 23cm. - Inscribed "Kilravock Castle, 1819" FM 1218

1.Title 2.MORRIS, Peter

LOCKHART, John Gibson, 1794-1854 S823.5 Some passages in the life of Mr.Adam Blair, minister of the Gospel at Cross-meikle. - Edinburgh s Blackwood, 1822. - [4],337p.; 19cm.

FM 2573

1.Title

LOCKIE, John, fl.1810 914.21 Lockie's topography of London : giving a concise local description of and accurate direction to every square, street, lane, court, dock, wharf, inn, public-office, &c. in the metropolis and its environs; taken from actual survey / by John Lockie. - London ; Nicol, 1810. - [344]p.; 23cm. - Inscribed by Tho.Hutchons.

FM 2444

LODGE QUATUOR C0R0NATI No. 2076. 366.1 Festival of the four crowned martyrs, 8th November, 1894. - Margate: Keble's Gazette, 1894. - 196-206p.; 28cm. - Contents: Ball, C.J. Installation address; Mackenzie, H. Rose. The Ancient Caledonian Society; Rylands, W.H. The toast of 'The W.H.'. - Inscribed by H. Rose Mackenzie. FM799

LOGAN, James, ca 1794-1872 941.1 The Scottish Gael : or Celtic manners as preserved among the Highlanders / by James Logan; edited with

memoir and notes by Alex.Stewart. - Inverness : Mackenzie, [1876]. - 2v.(xl,393p. : [4],440p.), ill.; 22cm. FM 1438

1.STEWART, Alexander, f1.1876

LOGAN, George, 1678-1755 252.05241 A sermon preached at the opening of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in the High-Church of Edinburgh on the 14th of May 1741, before His Majesty's High-Commissioner / by George Logan. -Edinburgh : printed by R.Fleming and A.Alison, 1741. -[4],40p.; 8vo in 14, dedn. FM 1999

LOGAN, John, 1748-1788 S821.4 Poems / by the Rev.Mr.L0gan. - London : printed for T.Cadell, 1781. - [5],vi-viii,118p.; 8vo. FM 3162

LOGAN, John, 1748-1788 252.05241 Sermons / by John Logan. - Second edition. -Edinburgh : Bell & Bradfute; London : G.G.J.& J. Robinson, 1790-91. - 2v. (viii,427p. : viii,427p.) ; 8vo, advt. - Inscribed by Duncan Grant. FM 2055

LOGAN;, John, 1748-1788 252.05241 Sermons / by the Rev.John Logan, To which is prefixed an account of the life and writings of the author. -The seventh edition. - Edinburgh : printed by Oliver & Boyd, 1810. - 423p.; 22cm. FM 2116

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LOND0N CITY MISSION 371.92 [Report of work of missionaries belonging to the London City Mission.]. - [s.l.:s.n.], [1873]. -2p.; 18cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. l4th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

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LONDON. Local Government and Taxation Committee. 914.212 FM 2445 & 2445A Report on the city day-census, 1881 / by the Local Government and Taxation Committee of the Corporation of London. - Second edition. - London : Longmans andGreen, 1881. - xii, 140p., map; 21cm. - 2 copies in FML

LONDON. Metropolitan Boards of Works. 342.087 Thames conservancy and main drainage outfalls. Report by Sir J.W. Bazalgette on the arbitration between the Board and the conservators. - London: Judd & Co., 1880, 12p.j 21cm. - bound with: Bluntschli, J.K. Roumania and the status of the Jews in Roumania. London,1878. FM2825

1.[627.122] 2. BAZALGETTE, Sir J.W.

THE LONDON GAZETTE 394.4 Supplement to the London Gazette of Tuesday, the 21st of June 1881. - London: Harnson and Harrison, 1881. -3137 - 3178p.; 31 cm. - bound with: A true narrative of the reception of their Royal Highness at their arrival in Scotland. Edinburgh, 1680. FM721

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LOGAM, George, 1678-1755 252.05241 A sermon preached at the opening of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in the High-Church of Edinburgh on the 14th of May 1741 before His Majesty's High-Commissioner / by George Logan. -Edinburgh : printed by R.Fleming and A.Alison, 1741. -[4],400p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn.

FM 1999

LOGAN, John, 1748-1788 S821.4 Poems / by the Rev.Mr.L0gan. - London : printed for T.Cadell, 1781. - [5],vi-viii,118p.; 8vo. FM 3162

LOGAN, John, 1748-1788 252.05241 Sermons / by John Logan. - Second edition. -Edinburgh : Bell & Bradfute; London : G.G.J.& J. Robinson, 1790-91. - 2v. (viii,427p. : viii,427p.) ; 8vo, advt. - Inscribed by Duncan Grant. FM 2055

LOGAN:, John, 1748-1788 252.05241 Sermons / by the Rev.John Logan. To which is prefixed an account of the life and writings of the author. -The seventh edition. - Edinburgh : printed by Oliver & Boyd, 1810. - 423p.; 22cm. FM 2116

LONDON AUXILIARY COMMITTEE 658.84 Monument to King Robert the Bruce; [letter inviting contributions with illustration of proposed monument]. London: London Auxiliary Committee, 1872. - 5p.; illus.; 24cm. - bound with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. FM711

1. ROBERT THE BRUCE, King of Scotland 2. [731.76]

THE LONDON: INVERNESS-SHIRE ASSOCIATION. 062 The London Inverness-shire Association : tenth annual report and list of members, November, 1891. -London : Cameron, 1891. - 15p.; 18cm.

FM 3550

THE LONDON MORAYSHIRE CLUB 658.84 Report read at the annual general meeting held on the 11th December, 1873- and list of members. - London: Ogden, I874. - I6p.; 20cm. - bound with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. FM711

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LONDON MORAYSHIRE CLUB 367.94121 Report read at the A.G.M of the London Morayshire Club, 1st December, 1875, and list of members. -London: Ogden, 1875- - l6p.; 20cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

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LONDON MORAYSHIRE CLUB 367.94122 Report read to the annual general meeting held on the 29th November, 1877, witha list of members. - London: Ogden, 1877. - 20p.; 20cm. - bound with: Nairn Literary Institute. Laws, [s.l.], 18-?]. FM713 '

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367.94122 LONDON MORAYSHIRE CLUB Report read at the A.G.M. held on the 1st December, 1876, and list of members. - London: Ogden, 1876. - 20p.; 20cm. - bound with: Nairn Litereary Institute. Laws, [s.l.], [18-?]. FM713

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LONG, James fl.1736 345.02523 The trial in the High Court of Admiralty in Scotland at the instance of Duncan Forbes of Culloden, His Majesty's Advocate and Mr. Hugh Forbes, Advocate, Procurator -fiscal of the said High Court, against James Long, Corporal and Thomas MacAdam, soldier in the regiment of Colonel Archibald Hamilton. - Edinburgh: Printed by R. Fleming and sold by James Davidson, 1736. - 82p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound withThe trial against Duncan Grant... Edinburgh,1736. FM3503 1.MacADAM, Thomas. SCOTLAND, High Court in 2.FORBES, Duncan. Admiralty 3.FORBES, Hugh. 5.[345.0231]

914.8 A LONG vacation ramble in Norway and Sweden / by X and

Y (two unknown quantities). - Cambridge : Macmillan, 1807. - vi,222p.; 20cm. FM 819

1.X 2.Y

LONGFELLOW, Henry Wadsworth 1807-1882 826.6 The songs of Hiawatha / by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. —. -6th ed. - London:Bogue, 1855• - 176p.;l5cm. - bound with:Letters of Yorick and Eliza being the corres -pondence between Mrs. Draper and Lawerence Sterne. FM3104

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LONGINUS, Dionysius Cassius 700.1 [On the sublime. English] Dionysius Longinus on the sublime; translated from the Greek with notes and observations, and some account of the life, writings and character of the author, by William Smith. - The fifth edition. - London : printed for Joseph Broom, 1757. - [3],iv-xlv,46-220p.; 12mo in 6s, dedn. FM 1641

1.SMITH, William, 1711-1787

321.3 THE LORD and the vassal : a familiar exposition of the feudal system in the Middle Ages; with its causes and consequences. - London : Parker, 1844. - xvi,139p.; 18cm. FM 199

320.94207 THE LORD'S protest. February 3, 1740-1. - London:[n.pub] ,

1741. - 12p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Ministerial prejudices in favour of the convention, examin'd and answer'd. London,1739. FM101

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THE LORD'S protest. February 26, 1740-1. 1741. - 11p.; 8vo in 4S. - bound, with: prejudice in favour of the convention, answer'd. London,1739. FM101

320.94207 - London:[n.pub] Ministerial examin'd and

1.[328.4202]

LORIMER, James. 1818-1890. 914.123 Depopulation of the lowlands and its remedies. / by James Lorimer. - Haddington: Advertiser, 1881. - 29p.; 18cm. - bound with: A pedestrian. A walk round the boundaries of Morayshire. Banff, 1877. FM695

1.[301.32]

342.087 THE LOTHBURY MAGAZINE. - Vol 1 -? ; Jan. 1860 - ? . -[s.l.:s.n.]. - 21cm. - FM has Vol 1 no 1 only. - bound with: An elder of the Free Church. Supplement to reasons assigned by an elder of the Free Church, Glasgow, 1854. FM714

1.[052]

LOTHIAN, Duncan, 1743?-1830? 891.6312 Deasbaireachd eadar am Papa agus an t-Athleasacha / le Donnacha Loudinn. Maille ri laoidh mholaidh do Chruith-fhear 'n t-saoghail / le Daibhidh MacAileiir. Agus laoidh / le Iain MacDhonuill. - An dara cloth-buala. - Edinburgh : Menzies, 1834. - 36p.; 20cm. FM 1329

1.MACKELLAR, David, fl.1752 2.MACD0NALD, John

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LOUDON, Jane, 1807-1858 500.9 The young naturalist's journey : or the travels of Agnes Merton and her Mama / by Mrs.Loudon. - London : Smith, 1840. - xii,l80p., 14 leaves of plates : ill.; 14cm. FM 1625

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LOUIS XV, King of France. 690.6583 The King of France's declaration of war against Spain, dated January 9, N.S., with a manifesto con-taining the reasons, ana a postscript of an intercepted letter from Cardinal Alberoni to the Prince of Cellam , ore. - 2nd ed. - London:printed for A. Bell,1719• ~ 43P.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Wells, Edward. The rich man's great and indispensable duty.to contribute .. to the building...of churches.London,17l5« FM2080 1.[944.034]

052 THE LOUNGER : a periodical paper published at Edinburgh in the years 1785 and 1786 / by the authors of the Mirror. - The sixth edition. - London & printed for A.Strahan and T.Cadell; Edinburgh : W.Creech, 1794. - 2v. ([7],iv-xii ,448p, : [2] ,443p.) ; 8vo. FM 1843

1.THE MIRROR, authors of.

052 THE LOUNGER : a periodical paper published at Edinburgh in the years 1785 and 1786 / by the authors of the Mirror. - The sixth edition. - London : printed for T.Cadell and W.Bavies; Edinburgh : W.Creech, 1804. -3v.; 18cm. - FML set lacks v.3. FM 1842

1.THE MIRROR, authors of.

LOUVET, John-Baptist. 1760-1797. 944.04 An account of the dangers to which I have been exposed • since the 31st of May 1793. Interspersed with historical remarks / by John-Baptist Louvet. - Perth:printed by R. Morison, Junior for R. Morison and Son, Booksellers, 1795. - 24OP. ; 12mo in 6s. FM2164.

929.72 THE LOVAT Peerage and Estates. Schemes for raising funds

in support of the claim of John Fraser, Lord Lovat, on the security of his right to the Lovat Estates, Inver-ness-shire, Scotland, the annual rental of which is about £40,000. - London: Office of the Trustees of the Lovat Peerage and Estates Fund, 1885. - 36p.; fold, geneal. tahle; 26cm. FM3465

LOVAT, Hugh, Lord 346.OO8 Condescendence, or alphabetical catalogue of some noble persons, who have been peers of Scotland, whether in right of their wives, or of the ladies, heirs-female, from whom they were descended; offered by Hugh, Lord Lovat, in the process presently de-pending against him, at the instance of Capt. Simon Fraser of Beaufort, before the Lords of Concil and Session. - [s.l.:s.n.], [172-?]. - 13p.; fol. - bound with: Fraser, Simon, Lord. Memorial for Simon, Lord Fraser of Lovat, [s.l.], 1729 FM346O

1. FRASER, Capt.Simon 2. [346.05]

LOVAT, Hugh, Lord 346.OO8 Condescendence and memorial for Hugh, Lord Lovat. -[s.l.:s.n.], [1729]. - 19p•; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Fraser, Simon, Lord. Memorial for Simon, Lord Fraser of Lovat, [s.l.], 1729 FM34.6O

1 LOVAT, Simon, Lord 346.008

State of the instances produced by Simon, Lord Lovat, for proving the custon of succession in the title of Lord Baron in Scotland, as they are admitted by Mr. Mackenzie, or proved by undisputed vouchers. -[s.l.:s.n.}, 1729. - 20p.; fol. - bound with: Fraser, Simon, Lord, Memorial for Simon, Lord Fraser of Lovat, ••••••• ••••••• [s.l.],1729. FM3460

1. MACKENZIE, Mr. 2. [346.05]

LOVAT, Thomas Alexander, Lord 346.008 Note of suspension and interdict for the Right Hon-ourable Thomas Alexander Lord Lovat,

complainer; against Alexander Fraser, Mauld, Strathglass, [and others], respondents. -[s.l.]: printed by T. Constable, 1845. - 7p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet. [s.l.], 1827. FM3241.

1. FRASER, Alexander

LOVE, Christopher, 1618-1651 243 [Ministry of angels. Gaelic] Mu dhreuchd agus mu fhrithealadh nan aingil do oighreachaibh na slainte, maille ri tri litrichean agus cunntas mu bheatha an aughdair / le Christopher Love; eadar-theangaichte gu Gaelig le Iain Rose. - Inverness : printed by William Corner, l849. - 104p.; 16cm, FM 1323

LOW, James G., fl.1897 941.31 Edzell Castle past and present : a guide book for visitors to the castle / by James G.Low. - Montrose : W.Jolly, 1897. - viii,92p.; 19cm. FM 312

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LOWTHER, George 346.008 The petition of George Lowther, feuer in Dornock; Richard Irving at Dornock-mill; James Rome in Tor-duff; and Thomas Irving in Blatwood. - [s.l.;s.n.], 1781. - 12p.; to in 2s. - bound with: Couper, David. The petition of the representatives of Mr David Couper of New Grange. [s.l.], 1752. FM3320

1. IRVING, Richard 2. ROME, James 3. IRVING, Thomas

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LUBBOCK, Sir John, Baron Avebury 170.202 The pleasures of life : part II / by Sir John Lubbock. - London : Macmillan, 1889. - viii,280p.; 19cm.

FM 3564

LUCAN 871.01 [Pharsalia] M.Annaei Lucani Pharsalia : sive de bello civili Caesaris et Pompeii lib.X; ex emendatione Hug.Grotii, cum eiusdem notis. - Amsterodami ; typis Danielis Elzevirii, 1671. - [12] ,273p. ; l6mo in 8s, engraved title-page. FM 1508

1.GR0TIUS, Hugo, 1583-1645

LUCAN 871.01 [Pharsalia. English] Lucan's Pharsalia; translated from the Latin by Nicholas Rowe. - London : Suttaby, Evance & Fox, 1812. - 2v. (,258p. :314p.); 13cm. -Vol.2 includes Vida's Art of Poetry. FM 3036

1 .ROWE, Nicholas, 1674-1718 2.VIDA, Marco Girolamo, ca 1480-1566

• LUDLOW, Edmund, 1617?-1692 923.542 Memoirs / of Edmund Ludlow. - Vivay : [s.n. ], 1698-99. - 3v.([2],viii,430p. : [2],435—878p. : [8],402,[56]p.); 8vo, dedn. FM 2644

LUMSDEM, James, fl.1880-1900 S821.6 The battles of Dunbar & Prestonpans and other selected poems (new and old) / by James Lumsden (Samuel Mucklebackit). - Haddington : Sinclair, 1896. - [6], 239p.; 19cm. FM 3033

LUMSDEN, James, fl.1880-1900 Edinburgh poems and songs / Mucklebackit). - Haddington 328p.; 19cm. FM 3030

S821.6 by James Lumsden (Samuel

: Sinclair, 1899. - xvi,

LUMSDE1, James, fl.1880-1900 S821.6 Lays and letters from Linton / by Samuel Mucklebacket (James Lumsden). - Haddington : Sinclair, [1889]. -xvi,220p.; 22cm. FM 3031

1. [S823.6]

LUMSDEM, James, fl.1880-1900 S821.6 Rural rhymes and sketches in East Lothian / by Samuel Mucklebackit. - Edinburgh : Thin, [1885]• - viii,256p.; 20cm. FM 3029

1. [S823.6]

LUMSDEM, James, fl.1880-1900 S821.6 Sheep-head and trotters : being savoury selections, poetic and prosaic, from the bulky literary remains / of Samuel Mucklebackit and Thomas Pintail; prepared and presented by their sole living executor James Lumsden. -Haddington s Sinclair, [1892]. - [8],319p.; 19cm. FM. 3032

1. [S823.6]

LOCKHART, George, 1673-1731 941.07 The Lockhart papers : containg memoirs and commentaries upon the affairs of Scotland from 1702 to 1715, by George Lockhart of Carnwath, his secret correspondance with the son of King James the Second from 1718 to 1728, and his other political writings, also journals and memoirs of the Young Pretender's expedition in 1745 by Highland officers in his army; published from original manuscripts in the possession of Anthony Aufrere. - London s Anderson, 1817. - 2v.(xvi,6l6p. : xvi,586p.); 28cm. FM 161 1.Title 2.AUFRERE, Anthony, 1756-1833

LUTHER, Martin, 1483-1546 252.041 Thirty four special and chosen sermons / of Dr.Martin Luthers; Englished by William Gace. - London : printed by Tho.Paine and sold by Francis Tyton, 1649. - [2], 350p.; 8vo. FM 1998

LUTTRELL, Narcissus, d.1732 942.06 A brief historical relation of state affairs : from September 1678 to April I7I4 / by Narcissus Luttrell. -Oxford : at the University Press, 1857. - 6v.; 23cm. FM 28

LYELL, Sir Charles, 1797-1875 917 Travels in North America in the years 1841-2, with geological observations on the United States, Canada, and Nova Scotia / by Charles Lyell. - New-York : Wiley and Putnam, 1845. - 2v. in 1 (vi,iii-viii,25l,[4],iv-vi, 221p.), ill.; 19cm. FM 625

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LYON, C.J. 942.066 Personal history of King Charles the Second : from his landing in Scotland on June 23, 1650, till his escape out of England, October 15, 1651, with an outline of his life immediately before and after these dates / by C.J.Lyon. - Edinburgh : Stevenson, 1851. - [9],viii-xxiv,306p.; 23cm.

FM 35 1.942.063

LYON, James 346.008 The petition of James Lyon, merchant in Inverness, [s.l.]: printed by Walker and Greig, 1819. - 3p.; 28cm. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof ineausa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

LYON, James 346.008 Summons for payment and relief, James Lyon, merchant in Inverness, trustee on the sequestrated estate of William Cant, innkeeper in Inverness; against John Inglis Nicol, surgeon there, and others, creditors of the said William Cant. - Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1828. - 9p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the officers of State. [s.l.], 1795. FM3240

1. CANT, William 2. NICOL, John Inglis

LYON, Robert d. 1746 941.075 A genuine copy of the last words and dying speech of the Rev. Mr. Robert Lyon, A. M. Presbyter at Perth, who suffer'd at Penrith, 1746. - [s.l.:s.n.]. [17-?]. - 48p. ; 8vo in Us. - bound with: A full and true collection of all the orders ... published by the authority of Charles, Prince of Wales. Glasgow, 1746. FM113

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LYTTON, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton 823.8 Alice : or the mysteries / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. - London s Routledge, 1854. - [2],302p.; 17cm, -Bound with : the author's Night and morning. London, 1854. FM 1714

LYTTOS, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton 823.8 Devereux / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. - London : Routledge, 1855. - viii,328p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's Godolphin, London, 1854.

FM 1715

LYTTOM, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton 823.8 The disowned / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. ~ London ; Routledge, 1855. - [4],346p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's Lucretia. London, 1855.

FM1716

LYTTOM, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton 823.8 Ernest Maltravers / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. -London : Routledge, 1854. - viii,277p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's The last days of Pompeii. London, 1854. FM 1717

LYTTON, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton 823.8 Godolphin / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. - London : Routledge, 1854. - xvi,233p.; 17cm. - Bound with s the author's Devereux. London, 1855. FM 1715

LYTTON, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton ( 823.8 Harold, the last of the Saxon kings / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. - London : Routledge, 1855. - viii,352p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's Zanoni. London, 1856.

FM 1718

LYTTON, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton 823.8 The last days of Pompeii / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. - London : Routledge, 1854. - viii,320p.; 17cm. -Bound with : the author's Ernest Maltravers. London, 1854.

FM1717

LYTTON, Sir Edward Bulwer 1803-1873 823.8 Leila; or, the siege of Granada; and Calderon, the courtier / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. - London: Routledge, 1855. - 164p.;l6cm. - bound with: Stowe, Harriet Beecher. Dred: a tale of the Great Dismal Swamp. London,1856. FM1719

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LYTTOI, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton 823.8 Lucretia : or the children of night / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. - London : Routledge, 1855. - viii,307p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's The disowned. London, 1855.

FM 1716

LYTTON, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton 823.8 Night and morning / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. -London : Routledge, 1854. - viii,373p.» 17cm. - Bound with : the author's Alice. London, 1854. FM 1714

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LYTTON, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton 823.8 Pelham : or adventures of a gentleman / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. With a notice of the author and his works. - London : Routledge, 1854. - 336p.; 17cm. -Bound with : the author's Pilgrims of the Shine. London, 1854. FM 1720

LYTTON, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton 823.8 Pilgrims of the Rhine / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. -London : Routledge, 1854. - xii,172p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's Pelham. London, 1854 FM 1720

LYTTON, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton _ 823.8 Rienzi s the last of the Roman tribunes / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. - London : Chapman & Hall, 1848. - xii, 308p., 4 leaves of plates : ill.; 19cm. FM 1824

LYTTON, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton 823.8 Zanoni / by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. - London : Routledge, 1856. - xii, 290p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's Harold, the last of the Saxon kings. London, 1855. FM 1718

M—. 370 Letter to Alexander Shaw, esq., on the powers and duties of the Dean of Guild/by M-. - Inverness: printed for the author, 1861. - 11p.; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness Society for the education of the poor. Moral statistics. Inverness, 1826. FM.717

1. MACNAB, Kennedy 2. SHAW, Alexander. 3. [352.92]

941.075 TO MR. S M— , on his turning evidence. -London: printed for T. Cooper, 1747• - 4p.; 8vo. -bound with: A full and true collection of all the orders ... published by the authority of Charles, Prince of Wales. Glasgow, 1746. FM113

1. M.,S. 2. [821.6]

MACALISTER, John, 1789-1845 252.05241 Gaelic and English sermons / of the late Rev.John, MacAlister. With memoir; edited by the Rev.J.Kennedy Cameron. - Inverness : Northern Counties, 1896. - xxxix, 136p.; 18cm. FM 1228

McALPINE, John, fl.1780 923.541 Genuine narratives and concise memoirs of some of the most interesting exploits and singular adventures / of J.M'Alpine. - Greenock : William Innes, 1883. - 67p.; 18cm. FM 271

McALPINE, Neil, fl.1832 491.6332 A pronouncing Gaelic dictionary : to which is prefixed a concise but most comprehensive Gaelic grammar / by Neil M'Alpine. - Fifth edition. - Edinburgh ; Maclachlan & Stewart, 1866. - lx,549p.; 18cm. - 2 copies in FML. FM 1406 is 9th ed., 1890; 19cm. FM 1364. & 1406

MACANDREW, H.C. 367.94121 [proposed new club in Inverness. Estimated income and : expenditure, and proposed club rules]. - Inverness: [s.n.], 1869. - 3p.; 26cm. - bound with: Fraser-Tyler, William. [Dissolution and reconstitution of the Highland Club]. Inverness, 1870. - Highland Club. Report by the committee to the first anniversary meeting. Inverness, 1871. - The Northern meeting. Inverness, 1871. - Fort-Augustus Free Church Manse. Statement

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by presbytery. [Inverness?], 1869- - Inverness Dorcan Society." List ofSubscribers for 1871. [Inverness], 1871. - Inverness Ladies. Missionary Association. India Missions. [Inverness], 1870. - Banquet to cele-brate the majority of the Mackintosh; list of toasts. Inverness, 1868. - Inverness Cemetry Co.Ltd. Copies of balance sheets 1868-1871. Inverness, 1868-71. -Kerr, Lachlan. Opening dinner to Mr. Lachlan Kerr of



Inverness, 1869-71. - Inverness Parochial Board. Report by the special committee. Inverness, 1870. -Kimior Carlton Club. [Notice of meeting], Inverness, 1970. - Grampian Club. [Notice of meeting]. London, 1869. - Grampian Club. [Membership proposal letter]: London, 1869. - Grampian Club..[Constitution and laws]. London, [1869?]. - Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. [Notice of meeting]. Edinburgh, 1868. - An Inverness-ian. Recollections of Inverness [advance publicity material], [s.l.],


367.94121

Queen's Hotel, list of toasts.Inverness, 1869. -[Programme for] a grand amateur concert. Inverness, 1868. - Eden, Robert, Bishops of Moray. Inverness Cathedral [appeal]. Inverness, 1871. - Inverness Public Hall Co.Ltd. Reports by the directors, 1869, 1870. Inverness 1869-70. - Inverness Dispensary. Report of the state of affairs. Inverness, [1869]. - Carruthers, Walter. Flora Macdonald memorial fund. Inverness, 1868. - Fraser-Tyler, W.



Testimonial to Robert Carruthers, Esq., of the 'Inverness Courier'. Inverness, 1870. - The Caithness Railway and Pell's and Jone's system. [Wick], 1868. -Dingwall and Skye Railway, [letter of announcement of opening banquet]. [Dingwall], 1870. - Grampian Club. Additional members enrolled for 1870. [s.l.], [1870?]. -Inverness Wool Mills Ltd. Prospectus. [Inverness], [1869?]. - Dingwall and Skye Railway Co. [Annual reports: 1869,1870,1871].



[18-?]. - Grampian Club. Office-bearers, 1870. London, 1871. - Junior Carlton Clubs. [Resolutions relating to wine dealings]. Inverness, 1870. FM798 1. l367- 9U121] 7. [6U2.U5] 2. L658.1512] 8. 658.151 2] 3- ,796.U2l 9. 61+2.1+5" k. '285.21+1 1 J 10. 780.73 5. "361.73"

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MACAULAY, Catharine, 1731-1791 942.06 The history of England from the accession of James I to the elevation of the House of Hanover / by Catharine Macaulay. - Edit.III. - London : printed for Edward and Charles Dilly, 1769-83. - 8v.; 8vo. - Librarv has vols. 1,2 & 5. Vol.5 is the 1st. ed. FM 65.

MACAULAY, Kenneth, 1723-1779 941.17 The history of St.Kilda : containing a description of this remarkable island, the manners and customs of the inhabitants, the religious and pagan antiquities there found, with many other curious and interesting particulars / by Kenneth Macaulay. - London : printed for T.Becket and P.A.De Hondt, 1764. - [8],iv,5-278p., map; 8vo, advt. - Inscribed by Archibald Campbell. FM 228

MACAULAY, Thomas Babington, Baron Macaulay. 942.067 The history of England from the accession of James the Second / by Thomas Babington Macaulay. - Ninth edition. - London : Longman, Brown, Green & Longmans, 1853-61. -5v.; 22cm. FM 66 1.942.068

MACBAIN, Alexander, 1855-1907 491.6332 An etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language / by Alexander MacBain. - Inverness s Northern Counties, 1896. - xlviii,374p.5 22cm. - 2 copies in FML. FM 1389 & 1389A

MACBAIN, Alexander, 1855-1907 929.4 Personal names and surnames of the town of Inverness / by Alexander MacBain. - Inverness : Northern Counties, 1895. - xii,105p.; 19cm. FM 248

MAGBEAN, Alexander 367.94121 Resolutions passed at a public meeting held in the Music Hall, Inverness on Tuesday, 27th July, 1875? Bailie Alexander MacBean, in the chair (refers to Merchant Shipping Bill). - 2 leaves; 34cm. - MS. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Naim Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872.

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McBEAN, Francis, fl.1823 491.638 An leabhar air son na ceud bhuidhne arms na sgoilibh Gae'lach gluasadach, - Duneidin : air a chlo-bhualadh air son a'Ghomuinn a tha cumail suas nan sgoilean Gae'lach ann an Gaeltachd agus Eileanaich na h-Alba, 1823. - 36p.; llicm. - FML has 2 copies. Both bound with : the author's Leabhar air son na dara buidhne. Edinburgh, 1824 FM 1221 & 1280

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McBEAN, Francis, fl.1823 491.638 Leabhar air son na dara buidhne anns na sgoilibh Gae'lach gluasadach / air a chur ri cheile le Fraing M'Bheathain. - Duneidin : air a chlo-bhualadh air son a'Chomuinn a tha cumail suas nan sgoilean Gae'lach ann an Gaelteachd agus Eileanaibh na h-Alba, 1824. - 72p.; 14cm. - FML has 2 copies, one lacking p. 1-10. Both copies bound with : the author's An leabhar air son na ceud bhuidhne. Edinburgh, 1823. FM 1221 & 1280

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MACBEAN, George. 500.941 [Appeal for subscriptions towards memorial for the late George Macbean.]. - [s.l.ss.n.], [18-?]. - 1 leaf; 20cm. - bound with: Jolly, William. The scientific materials of the north and our scientific work. Inverness, 1876 . FM716

1. [361.73] \

MACBEAN, George. 343.076 Report of the examination of the conjoined, processes Duff of Muirtown and others. Heritors and. feuars of the fishings on the River Ness, against the Magistrates and Town Council of Inverness, et e contra made by George MacBean, writer, Inverness, with special refere-nce to the Longman's Grave Fishings. - Inverness, 1696. - 56 leaves, 32 cm. - Typescript (carbon copy). -Inscribed by Kenneth Macdonald, Town Clerk. FM802 1. Inverness. Town Council. 2.*LONGMAN'S GRAVE FISHINGS.

MACBEAN, James, f1.1880 891.6313 Lanaibh spioradail agus marbh-rainn air dhiadhairibh urramach / le Seumas Mac Bheathean. - Inbhirnis s clo'-bhuailte aig seomar-gnothuich an teachdaire, 1880. - [6],8lp.; 17cm. FM 1311

MACBEAN., L 783.9 Fuinn nan Salm s Gaelic Psalmody, including the ancient tunes & precentors' recitatives, with introduction / by L.MacBean. - Edinburgh : MacLachlan & Stewart, [1886?]. - 19p.; 19cm. - Bate from MS note. ML has 5 copies. FM 1246D is published in Inverness by John Noble. FM 1246, 1246A, 1246B, 1246C & 1246D.

1.FUINM nan Salm. 2.GAELIC Psalmody.

MACBEAN, Lachlan, fl.1890 491 .638 Elementary lessons in Gaelic reading, grammar, and construction, with a vocabulary and key / by L.Macbean. - Second edition, enlarged and improved. - Inverness : Noble, 1879. - [2],66p.; 19cm. FM 1351

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MACBEAN, Lachlan, fl.1890 491.638 Elementary lessons in Gaelic reading, grammar, and construction, with a vocabulary and key / by L.Macbean. - Fourth edition, revised. - Inverness : Noble, 1893. -[6],64p.; 18cm. FM 1251

MACBEAN, Lachlan, fl.1890 491.638 Guide to Gaelic conversation and pronunciation, with dialogues, phrases, vocabularies, and forms of bills and letters / by L.MacBean. - Inverness : Noble, 1884. -119p.; 18cm. FM 1352

MACBEAN, Lachlan, fl.1890 491.638 Guide to Gaelic conversation and pronunciation, with dialogues, phrases, letter forms, and vocabularies / by L.MacBean. - Inverness 5 Noble, 1895. - 1l6p.; 18cm, -On cover ; Second edition, revised. FM 1250

McBEAN, S. 367.94121 Proposed Inverness and Glasgow Railway, pamphlet no. 2/ by S.McBean. - London: A. McBean, [1875?]. -26p.} 21cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [385.0941]

u McBEAN, S. 658.84 Proposed. Inverness and. Glasgow Railway / S. MCBean. -Westminster: Nichols, 1874. - 20p.; 21cm. - bound with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. F4711

1. [385.0941]

MACCALLUM, Archibald Kelly 245.9163 Laoidhean agus dain spioradail; air an tional agus aireamh mhor dhiubh air an eadar-theangachadh le Gilleasbuig K. Mac-Galuim; air an ullachadh agus air an cur a mach fo lamh Iain Whyte. - Glasgow s Sinclair, I894. - xxxii,480p.; 19cm. FM 1404

1.Title

McCALLUM, Daniel, b.1823 928.21 Autobiography of Daniel M'Callum; published by himself. - Glasgow : Rae, [ca 1890]. - l65p.j 19cm. FM 2710

McCALLUM, Daniel, b.1823 942.081 The family memorial review of British and foreign remarkable events with dates, causes, and consequences during the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria / by Daniel M'Callum. - [Glasgow? : [for the author?], 1890. - 48p.; 22cm. - FML has 3 copies. FM 1069, 1069A & 1069B

McCALLUM, Duncan, fl.1855 274.1 The history of the Culdees : the ancient clergy of the British Isles, AD 177-1300 / by the Rev.Duncan M'Callum. - Edinburgh : Menzies, 1855. - 204p.; 20cm

FM 2178

McCALLUM, Hugh, fl.1816 891.6311 An original collection of the poems of Ossian, Orrann, Ulin, and other bards who flourished in the same age / collected and edited by Hugh and John M'Callum. -Montrose s printed at the Review Newspaper Office for the editors by James Watt, 1816. - 241,[3],59p.; 22cm, subn. - FML has 3 copies.

FM2995, 2995a & 2995B

1.Title 2.McCALLIIM, John, fl.1816 3.0SSIAN

McCASKILL, Lady 330.94117 Twelve days in Skye / by Lady McCaskill. - Second edition. - London s Seeleys, 1852. - [4],41p.; 22cm. FM 234

McCHEYNE, R. M., fl.l842 922.541 [Another lily gathered. Gaelic] Lili eile air a tional : a tha na chunntas aithghearr mu iompachadh agus mu bhas Sheumais Laing / le R.M.M'Cheine; [translated into Gaelic, by Gordon McLeod]. -Duneidin : Crauford & M'Gabe, 1865. - 65p.; 14cm. FM 1229

1.LAING, James, 1828-1842

McCLINTOCK, Sir Francis Leopold, fl.1859 971.2204 The voyage of the "Fox" in the Arctic Seas : a narrative of the discovery of the fate of Sir John Franklin and his companions / by Captain M'Clintock. -London s Murray, 1859. - xxviii,403p., 17 leaves of plates : ill., maps, 1 loose leaf : map; 23cm. FM 603

1 .FRANKLIN, Sir John. 1786-1847

MACCOLL, Evan, 1808-1898 891.6313 Clarsach nam beann ! no dain agus orain ann an Gaelig / le Eobhan Mac-Colla. - An dara clodh-bhualadh. -Dun-Eidinn 5 Mac-Lachuinn 'san Stiubhartach, 1839 . -vi,212p.; 15cm. FM 1306

McCOLL, Evan, 1808-1898 891.6313 The mountain minstrel, or, clarsach nam beann : consisting of original poems and songs in English and Gaelic / by Evan McColl. - Glasgow : printed for the author, 1836. -xii,239p«j l8cm„ FM 1358

MACCOLL, John, fl.1880 891.6313 Luinneag nan gleann : dain agus orain / le Iain Mac Colla. - Glasgow : Sinclair, 1885. - 93p*j 17cm. -FML has 3 copies. FM 1325, 1325A & 1325B

1 McCOSH, James. 1811-1894. 274.1 The wheat and the chaff gathered, into bundles; a statistical contribution towards the history of the recent disruption of the Scottish Ecclesiastical establishment. / by James McCosh, - Perth: James Dewar, 1843. - 136p.; 22cm. -bound with: Reid, G.H. An essay on New South Wales. Sydney, 1876. - Fraser, Alex. Northern folk-lore on wells and water. Inverness, 1878. - Federation of Celtic Societies. Teaching of Gaelic in Highland Schools (circular). [Glasgow], 1879- ~ Canada. Laws and Statutes. Dominion Land Act, 1879. Ottawa, [1880]. - Mackay, George Grant. The land and


(continued from previous card). 274.1 thenland laws. Inverness, 1882. - Taswell- Langmead, T.P. The preservation of parish registers. London,1882. - Berney, Thomas. The battle of the Channel Tunnel and Dover Castle and forts. [Norwich, 1882?]. - Emigration from Ireland; being a report of the committee of Mr. Tuke's fund. London,l882. - Great Britain. . Public Record Office. Catalogue of record publications on sale. London,1880. FM703 1." 5. 9.

919.44] 2.[ 398.364}.] 3.[ 375-49163] 4.[328.71] 346.044] 6.[929.3] 7.[388.13] 8.301.325] .017.4]

McCOSH, John, fl.1881 S821.6 Grand tours in many lands : a poem' in ten cantos / by John McCosh. - London : Remington, 1881. - xii,292p.; 18cm. - Inscribed by the author.

FM 3168

M'CRIE, Dr. 367.94122 The establishment principle/by the late Dr. M'CRIE Edinburgh: Lyon and Gemmell, [18-?]. - 4p. ; 21cm. -(Tracts for the people). - issued by the Association for the maintenance of national religion. - bound_with: Nairn Literary Institute. Laws, [s.l.], [l8-?]. FM713

1. Series 2. ASSOCIATION for the MAINTENANCE of NATIONAL RELIGION \ 3. [267.185241]

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McCRIE, Thomas, 1772-1835 922.541 Life of John Knox : containing illustrations of the history of the Reformation in Scotland, and an appendix consisting of original papers / by Thomas M'Crie. - A new edition. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1855. - xx,484p.; 19cm. - (The works of Thomas M'Crie; vol.1). FM 2169A

1.KNOX, John, 1513?-1572

McCRIE, Thomas, 1772-1835 922.541 Life of Andrew Melville : containing illustrations of the ecclesiastical and literary history of Scotland, with an appendix consisting of original papers / by Thomas M'Crie. - A new edition. - Edinburgh ; Blackwood, 1856. - xiv,508p.; 19cm. - (The works of Thomas M'Crie; vol.11). FM 2169

1.MELVILLE, Andrew, l545-cal622

MACCULLOCH, John, 1773-1835 914.11 The Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland : containing descriptions of their sceneiy and antiquities, founded on a series of annual journeys between the years 1811 and 1821, in letters to Sir Walter Scott / by John MacCulloch. - London : Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green, 182. - 4v.; 23cm. FM 133

M'DIARMID, Charles 346.008 Summons of reduction and repetition, &c. Charles M'Diarmid, Esq. of Bohalie; against Sir.Neil Menzies of that Ilk, Baronet. - Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1831. - 5p.; 27cm - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet. [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. MENZIES, Sir Neil 2. [346.04346]

MACDIARMID, John. 808.851 St. Kilda and its inhabitants / by John Macdiarmid. -Edinburgh: Blackwood, 1877. - 30p.; 21cm. - bound with: Public dinner to directors of the Highland Railways, September 10, 1863.[s.1.],1863. FM704

l.[9l4.117

McDIARMID, John, 1790-1852 S828.5 Sketches from nature / by John M'Diarmid. - Edinburgh : Oliver & Boyd, 1830. - 388p.; 19cm. FM 1085

M'DONALD, Adam 346.008 Defences for Adam M'Donald, Esq. of Achtriachtan. -[s.l.]: printed by Walker and Greig, 1818. - 1p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State. [s.l.], 1795.FM3240

FM3240

MACDONALD, Alexander 346.008 State of the interests, with observations thereon, and order of ranking, of the creditors of the de-ceased Alexander Macdonald, of Valay, and of Major Alexander Macdonald, Younger, commonly called of Valay, his son; in the process of ranking and sale at the instance of Mrs Janet Macleod or Maclean, rel-ict of the deceased John Maclean, Esq. of Boreray, and others, the surviving and accepting trustees of the said John Maclean; John Maclean, of Valaque, North Uist, and Alexander Macleod, Esq. chamberlain to the Right Honourable Lord Macdonald, at Portree, in the isle of Skye. -FM3240 FM3240

MCDONALD, Alexander, 1700?-1780? 491.6332 A Galick and English vocabulary : with an appendix of the terms of divinity in the said language / by Alexander M'Donald. - Edinburgh : printed by Robert Fleming and sold by Mrs.Brown, 1741. - [2],iii-vi,[6], 194p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. - Published for the S.P.C.K. FML has 2 copies, one inscribed by J.H.Burton, the other by Alasdair mhic Dhai' and Ewen MacLachlan, 1817.

FM 1366 & 1366A

MACDONALD, Alexander, 1700?-1780? 891.6312 Eiseirigh na seann chanain Albannaich : no an nuadh oranaiche Gaidhealach / le Alastair Donullach (Mac Mhaighistir Alastair). - An seachdamh clo-bhualadh. -Edinburgh ; MacLachlan & Stewart, 1874. - x,l85p.; 15cm.

MACDONALD, Alexander, fl.1869 S823.6 Love, law, and theology : or the outs and ins of the Veto case, an ecclesiastico-legal romance / by Alexander MacDonald. - Glasgow : Cameron & Ferguson, 1869. - 608p.; 20cm. FM 1916

MCDONALD, Alexander, 1700?-1780? 891,6312 Orain Ghaelich s an nuadh oranaiche Gaidhealach / le Alastair Mac-Dhonuill; ris am bheil coimh-cheangailte eider-theangair am mineachadh ann am Beurla gach cruaigh fhacall a tharlas anns an leabhar so. -Glasgow : James Duncan, 1802. - [3],4-225p.; 15cm. -FML has 2 copies. FM 1269 is inscribed by Alasdair mhic Dhai. FM 1269 & 1296

MACDONALD, Alexander, fl.1895 891.6313 Coinneach 'us coille : orain agus^duain Ghaidhealach / le Alasdair MacDhomhnuill ("MacDhomhnuill"), -Inbhirnis : Northern Counties, 1895. - viii,120p.; 19cm. FM 1377

MACDONALD, Alexander, 1700?-1780? 891.6312 [Poems] The poetical works / of Alexander MacDonald; now first collected with a short account of the author. -Glasgow : MacVean, 1839. - xiv,l80p.; 16cm. - 2 copies in FML. FM1269B has extra title-page dated 1834. and the addition of p. 181-214. FM 1269A inscribed by Dr.Halley. FM 1269A & 1269B

MACDONALD, Alexander, d.1850 941.05 Register of ministers, exhorters and readers and of their stipends, after the period of the Reformation / [edited by Alexander MacDonald]. - Edinburgh : for the Maitland Club, 1830. - xxii,97p. ; 28cm. - Inscribed by the editor. FM 661

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MCDONALD, Andrew, 1755?-1790 S821.4 The miscellaneous works / of A.M'Donald. - London : printed for J.Murray, 1791. - viii,358,[5],2-82,[2]p.; 8vo. - Including "those productions which have appeared under the signature of Matthew Bramble". FM 3198

1.BRAMBLE, Matthew 2. [s822.4]

MACDONALD, Angus, fl.l864 891.6313 Dan cuimhneachan air an Urramach Alastair Donullach, da mhuinntir Urachadainn agus Lochails / le Aonghas Donullach. - [s.l.] : [s.n.], [ca 1865]. - 24p.; 17cm.

FM1297

MCDONALD, Angus J., f1.1900 929.2 The clan Donald / by the Rev.A.MacDonald, Minister of Killearnan and the Rev.A.MacDonald, Minister of Kiltarlity. - Inverness : Northern Counties, I896-I904. - 3v.; 26cm. - FML set lacks v.3. FM 3416

1.Title 2.MCDONALD, Family 3.MCDONALD, Archibald, b.1853

MCDONALD, Archibald, 1736-1811; 891.6311 Some of Ossian's lesser poems rendered into verse : with a preliminary discourse in answer to Mr.Laing's critical and historical dissertation on the antiquity of Ossian's poems / by Archibald M'Donald. - Liverpool : printed by J.M'Creery, 1805. - [4],284p.; 22cm. - FML has 2 copies. FM 3003 & 3003A

1.0SSIAN

MACDONALD, Archibald, b.1853 891.631008 The Uist collection : the poems and songs of John MacCodrum, Archibald MacDonald , and some of the minor Uist bards; edited with introduction and notes by-Archibald MacDonald. - Glasgow s Sinclair, 1894. - viii, 220p.; 19cm. FM 1392

1.Title 2.MACCODROM, John, 1710-1796 3.MACDONALD, Archibald, fl.1770

MCDONALD, Charles, fl.1889 941 .21 Moidart : or among the Clanranalds / by Charles MacDonald. - Oban : Cameron, 1889. - viii,264p.; 18cm. FM 3425 1.MACDONALD, Family 2. [929.2]

MCDONALD, David, fl.1838 S821.5 The mountain heath : consisting of original poems and songs / by David MacDonald. - Inverness : printed for the author, 1838. - vi,203p.; 18cm. - FML has 3copies. FM 3021 & 3107 & 1598

MCDONALD, Duncan George Forbes 1823?-1884 367.94122 Cattle, sheep and deer [book review], - London: the author, [18-?]. - 20p.; 21cm. - bound with: Naim Literary Institute. Laws, [s.l.], [18-?]. FM713

1. [028.1]

MCDONALD, Duncan George Forbes, 1823?-1881| 636 Cattle, sheep and deer : containing also remarks on the Game laws, and grouse moors / by Duncan George Forbes MacDonald. - Second edition. - London : Steel & Jones, 1872. - viii,745,[3]xci p.; 22cm. - 2 copies in FML. FM 1468A is the fourth edition (same year as 2nd ed.). FM 1468 & 1468A

1. [639]

MACDONALD, Duncan George Forbes. 1823-1884. 639.2 Napoleon III, the Empress Eugenie, the Prince Imperial and the Franco- German war/ by Duncan George Forbes Macdonald. - 3rd ed. - London: Steel, 1871. - 90p.; 21cm. - bound with: Richardson, Sir John Stewart. Scotch salmon fisheries' legislation, past, present and future. London,1870. FM715

1.[944.07]

MACDONALD, Duncan George Forbes 1823?-1884 367.94122 Testimonials in favour of Mr. D. G. F. MacDonald. -[s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 32p.; 20cm. - bound with: Nairn Literary Institute. Laws, [s.l.], [18-?]. FM713

1. [926.30]

MCDONALD, Mrs Ellen Caroline Macpherson 346.OO8 The petition of Mrs Ellen Caroline Macpherson Macdonald, presently residing in Perth, wife of Archibald Burns Macdonald, Esquire of Ceylon, and him for his interest. - [Edinburgh]: printed by W. Burness, 1851. - 2p.; 28cm. - bound with: Campbell Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

1. MCDONALD, Archibald Burns

923.544 MCDONALD, Etierme Jacques Joseph Alexandre, Due de

Tarenturn [Souvenirs. English] Recollections / of Marshal MacDonald, Duke of Tarentum; edited by Camille Rousset, translated by Stephen Louis Simeon. - London : Bentley, 1892. - 2v.(xii,356p. : xii,380p.); 23cm. FM 2627

MACDONALD, Flora. 920.72 The autobiography of Flora Macdonald; being the home life of a heroine. Edited by her grand-daugh-ter. 2nd Ed. 2 vols. Edinburgh, William P. Nimmo. 1870. FM2630

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MACDONALD, Iain. 500.941 Marbh-rann /air an urramach Doctor Iain Domhnullach. -Inverness: Mackintosh, 1850. - 8p.; 19cm. - Jolly, William. The scientific materials of the north. Inverness , 1876. FM716

1. DOMHNULLACH, Iain. 2. [S821.8]

MACDONALD, J.M. 371.92 [Letter about Scottish National Constitutional Association with list of subscriptions]. -Edinburgh: [s.n.], 1873. - 4P.; 20cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. SCOTTISH NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION 2. [329.03]

MCDONALD, James. 630.941 Genral view of the agriculture of the Hebrides or Western I s l es of Scotland,....- Edinburgh, Sir Richard Ph i l l i ps . 1811. FM316

MCDONALD, James, d.1897 941.006 Place names of West Aberdeenshire / by James MacDonald. - Aberdeen : New Spalding Club, 1899. -xxvii i ,347p.; 27cm. - No.300 of 525 copies. FM 572

The pet i t ion of Major James Macdonald of the 78th. Regiment. - [ s . l . : s . n . ] , 1804. - 8p.; 22cm. - Torn pages. - bound with: Bean, George. Answers f o r George Bean, writer in Inverness, [ s . l . j , 1784. FM3231

MCDONALD, John. 1779-1827. 252,05241 A sermon preached before the Society in Scotland f o r Propagating Christian Knowledge, at their anniversary meeting in the High Church of Edinburgh on Thursday June 2, 1825. / by the Rev. John Macdonald. - Edinburgh: printed f o r the Society,1825. - 33,50,l6p.; 23cm.

1. [929.4]

MCDONALD, Major James 346.008

FM2086

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MACDONALD, John, b.1741 910.4 Travels in various parts of Europe, Asia, and. Africa during a series of thirty years and. upwards / by John MacDonald. - London : printed for the author and sold by J.Forbes, 1790* - [3],iv—viii,4O4P.; 8vo. FM 852

MACDONALD, John, fl.1838 891.6312 Dan spioradail a rinneadh air Criosdaidh Araidh air a chuir sios ann an tri earrannaibh / le Eoin Domhnullach. - Edinburgh s printed by Anderson & Bryce, 1838. - 24p.; 19cma - Later edition published under the title "Uisgeachan Iordain." FM 1237

MACDONALD, John, fl.1832 S2.05241 Daoine air an comhairleachadh an aghaidh bhi deanamh croin orra fein s searmoin a thugadh seachad an' Inerphearan aig an am an do bhris an galar d'an goirear an colera mach sa bhaile / le Eoin Domhnullach. -Inbherneis s Daibhidh Aitcinn, 1832. - 64p.; 21cm. FM 1395

MACDONALD, John, fl.1829 891.6312 Marbh-rann air Maighstir Eoin Robeson / le Eoin Domhnuilleach. - Inbherneis ; Eoin Grannt, 1829. -24p.; 17cm. FM 1335

MACDONALD, John Paul, fl.1815 S821.5 A Keppoch song : a poem in five cantos / by John Paul MacDonald. - Montrose : printed for the author by James Watt, 1815. - viii,[3],20-263p.} 23cm. FM 3172

MCDONALD, Kenneth, fl.1889 929.2 Castle Girnigoe and the Sinclairs of Ratter / by Kenneth MacDonald. - Inverness : printed at the Northern Chronicle Office, 1889. - 26p.; 23cm. -Reprinted from the Highland Monthly. FM 2731

1. [941.13]

MACDONALD, L., fl.1886 330.94117 The past and present position of the Skye crofters / [by L.MacDonald]„ - Glasgow s printed by Bell and Bain, [1886]. - l8,[24]p.; 25cm. FM 1441

MCDONALD, Ranald, fl.1776 891.631008 Comh-chruinneachidh orannaigh Gaidhealach / le Raonuill MacDomhnuill, ann n'Eilean Eigg. -Duneidiunn : clodh-bhuilt' agus r'an reic le Eoin Gillies; Glasacha' : Shemuis Gillies; Innoirnis : Alistair Dabhidson, 1782. - [3],iv~xviii,373P.; 12mo in 6s, dedn, FM 1263

1.Title

MCDONALD, Murdoch, fl„l875 941.206 The covenanters in Moray and Ross / by Murdoch MacDonald. - Nairn : Melven, 1875 - viii,224p.; 19cm. FM 1986

MCDONALD, Ranald, fl.1776 891.631008 Comh-chruinneachidh orannaigh Gaidhealach / le Raonuill

MacDomhnuill, ann'n Eilean Eigg. - Duneidiunn : clo-bhuailt le Walter Ruddiman, 1776. - [3]»iv-xviii, 373p.| 12mo in 6s., dedn. - "Vol.1" but no other volumes published. FM 1263A

1.Title

MCDONALD, Ranald, fl.1776 891.631008 Comh-chruinneachadh orain Ghaidhealach: le Raonull MacDhomhrruill, ath-leasaichte le Paruig Tuairneir. -Glasgow : Duncan, 1809. - 387p.; 17cm. - Inscribed by Alasdair Halley. FM 1368

1.Title

MACDONALD, Ranald, fl.1885 941.1082 The Crofters' Bill with an analysis of its provisions, and the Crofters' Commissioners' report, with copious index / by Ranald MacDonald. - Aberdeen : Smith, 1885. -xxviii,1l+l+p.; 23cm. - Bound with : Beith, G. The crofter question. Glasgow, 1884. FM 584

1.GREAT BRITAIN. Parliament. Crofters Commission. \

MCDONALD, Ronald, fl.1821 891.6312 Grain / le Raoghall Donullach. Maille ri co-chruinneachadh dain, orain, &c. / le ughdairean eugsamhuil. - Inbhirnis : dealbh-bhuailt le Seumas Friseal, 1821. - iv,200p.; 18cm. - Inscribed by Alasdair mhic Dhai. FM 1372

1.CO-GHRUINNEAGHADH dain, orain, &c.

M'DONALD, William 346.008 [Statement of crime, list of witnesses and list of assize, in trial of William M'Donald, William Johnstone, and Robert Tait].. - [s.l.]t printed by Alex. Smellie, [181-?]. - lip.; 26cm. - bound with: Campbell, Colin. Memorial for Colin, Duncan, and Margaret Campbells. ......... [s.l.], 1760 FM3230

1. JOHNSTONE, William 2. TAIT, Robert 3. [345.0233]

MACDONELL, A. C. _ S821.6 Lays of the heather : poems / by A.G.MacDonell. -London ; Stock, 1896, - viii,204p.; 20cm. FM: 3202

MACDONELL, Alexander 346.OO8 Defences for Alexander Macdonell, writer in Inverness; against the action at the instance of the Honourable Colonel Archibald Fraser of Lovat. - Edinburgh: printed by J.Hay, 1813• - 5p.; 27cm. - 2 copies. -bound with: Campbell, Colin. Memorial for Colin, Duncan, and Margaret Campbells. ........... [s.l.], 1760. FM3230

1. FRASER, Colonel Archibald

M'DONNELLs Alexander 346.OO8 Defences f o r Alexander M'Donnell, wr i ter in Inverness; against the action at the instance of the Honourable Colonel Archibald Fraser of Lovat. - [ s . l . : s . n . j , [1813?], - 2p.; 27cm. - Pages torn and text unfinished . - bound with: Campbell, Colin. Memorial f o r Col in, Duncan, and Margaret Campbells [ s . l . ] , 1760. FM3230

1. FRASER, Colonel Archibald

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MACDONELL, Duncan 346.008 [Statement of crime, l i s t of witnesses, and l i s t of ass ize , in t r i a l of Duncan Macdonell, or M'Donald, William Grant, and Alexander Cameron]. - [ s . l . ] : printed by Alex. Smellie, [18I6?]. - 9p.; 27cm. -bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers f o r Hugh Robert Duff of Muirtown, Esq. [ s . l . ], 1816. FM3232

1. M' DONALD, Duncan 2. GRANT, William 3. CAMERON, Alexander k. [345.0233]

MACDONNELL, Eneas, f l .1837 941.58 The l e t t e r s of Eneas MacDonnell, Esquire, Barr ister at Law, to the editor of the "Times." - London : Churton, 1837. - xx iv ,330,11, [ l3 ]p . ; 18cm.

FM 1089

1.THE TIMES 2. [826.7]

MACDOUGALL, Allan, d.1829 891.6312 Orain, marbhrannan, agus duanagan Ghaidhealach / le A i l e in Dughalach, f i l i d h Mhic-ic-Alasdair. -Inbheirnis : clodh-bhuailte le A lasta ir Mae-an-toisich, 1829, - x i i ,207p» ; 18cm. - Inscribed by Alasdair mhic Dhai. Contains bookstamp of A.Fraser. FM1241 FM1241

MACDUFF, John R., f1.1857 226.07 Memories of Gennesaret / by the Rev,John R.MacDuff, London : Nisbet, 1858. - viii,388p.; 20cm. FM 2119

MACFADYEN, John, fl.1890 891.6313 An t-eileanach : original Gaelic songs, poems and readings / by John MacFadyen. - Glasgow : Sinclair, 1890. - x.ii,303p.; 19cm. FM 1386

1. [891.6333]

MACFADZEAN, James, fl.1882 554.121 The parallel roads of Glenroy : their origin and relation to the glacial period and the deluge / by James MacFadzean. - Edinburgh : Menzies, [1882]. - xxii, 149p. ,1 loose leaf : map; 23cm. - Inscribed by the author. FM 243

McFARLAN, Patrick, fl.l843 941.14 Correspondence between the Duke of Sutherland and Dr.M'Farlan, Minister of the Free West Church, Greenock, on the state of Sutherland, and of the Free Church in that county. - Greenock : J.G.Bankier, 1843. - 11 p.; 22cm. - Originally published in the Greenock Advertiser. FM 255

1.Title 2.GREENOCK ADVERTISER 3.SUTHERLAND, George Granville Leveson-Gower, Duke of

MACFARLANE, John, 1807-1874 922.541 The life and times of George Lawson, with glimpses of Scottish character from 1720 to 1820 / by the Rev.John MacFarlane. - Edinburgh : Oliphant, 1862. - 482p.; 20cm.

FM2537 1.LAWSON, George, 1749-1820

MACFARLANE, Patrick, 1758-1832 891.631008 Co'-chruinneachadh de dh'orain agus luinneagaibh thaghta Ghae'lach, maille ris an treas duan de Sgeulachd na Troidhe air a chuir an Gaelig o'n Ghreugais / le P.MacPharlain. - Dun-Eudainn : clo-bhuailte le T.Stiubhart, 1813. - [2],4,2l6p.; 16cm. - Includes separate English title-page, with title : A choice collection of Gaelic poems. FM 1314 1.Title 2.English title

MACFARLANE, Patrick, 1758-1832 264.13 Comhnadh arson aoradh teaghlaich agus urnuighean diomhair freagarrach do mhuinntir anns gach staid / air an co'-chruinneachadh agus air an eadar-theangachadh le P.MacPharlain. - Edinburgh s Blackwood, 1829. -xii,250p.; 18cm. - Includes duplicate title-page in English. FM 1253

MACFARLANE, Patrick, 1758-1832 222.1109505 Eachdraidh Ioseiph mhic Iacoib; air 'eadar-theangachadh gu Gaelic, le P.MacPharlain. - Glasgow : Reid, 1831. -l50p.; 16cm. FM 1301

1.Title 2.BIBLE. O.T. Genesis. Selections. Gaelic. MacFarlane. 1831. \

MACFARLANE, Patrick, 1758-1832 491.6332 A new and copious vocabulary in two parts s the first part consisting of English and Gaelic, the second of Gaelic and English / by P.MacFarlane. - Edinburgh : printed for the author and sold by Constable, 1815. -226,152p.; 22cm. FM 1414

MACFARLANE, Walter, d.1767 941.006 Genealogical collections concerning families in Scotland / made by Walter MacFarlane; edited from the original manuscripts in the Advocates' Library by James Toshach Clark. - Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1900. - 2v.(xii,438p. : viii,605p.); 23cm. -(Scottish History Society; vol.33 & 3U4. FM 432

1.Series 2. [929.2] 3.CLARK., James Toshach, fl.1900

MACGEORGE, Andrew. 1810-1891. 285.241 Free Church claims: their real character and tendency An answer to " A vindication by Sir Henry Wellwood Moncrieff, Bart.,D.D., of the Free Church Claim of Right. / by Andrew MacGeorge. - Glasgow: J. Maclehose, 1877. - 108p.;22cm. FM2032

MACGIBBON, David, fl.1888 720.9449 The architecture of Provence and the Riviera / by David MacGibbon. - Edinburgh : Douglas, 1888. - xx,467p.» ill. 23cm. FM 2557

-MACGILLIVRAY, John 346.008

Deposition of John Macgillivray, residing at Red-knock of Cawdor, dated 4th October 1842. - [s.l.: s.n.], [1842?]. - 6p.; 27cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muirtown, Esq [s.l.], 1816. FM3232

M'GILLIVRAY, John Lachlan 346.OO8 Reclaiming note, M'Gillivray's executors against Lord Handyside's interlocutor. - Edinburgh: printed by R.Wallace, 1855. - 15p.; 28cm. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Camp-bells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

1. HANDYSIDE, Lord.

McGLASHAN, John. d. 1866. 347.012 Practical notes on Act of Sederunt, 12 November,1825, and the forms of process in civil causes before the Sheriff Courts of Scotland / by John McGlashan. -Edinburgh: Clark, 1831. - xv, 384p.; 18cm. FM3478

MACGREGOR, Rev. Alexander. 346.OO8 The petition of the Reverend Alexander MacGregor, M.A., minister of the second charge of the united parish of Inverness and Bona, in the presbytery of Inverness. - [s.l.]: printed by W. Burness, 1867. -9p.; 27cm. - Bound with: Cuthbert, John. Extract, registrate service and sasine Mr. John Cuthbert,

[s.l.], 1680. FM772

1. INVERNESS, Presbytery of.

MCGREGOR, Alexander, fl.1837 330.9411 On the causes of the destitution of food in the Highlands and islands of Scotland in the years 1836 and 1837 / by Alexander MacGregor. - [London?] : [s.n.], [1838?]. - l59-200p.; 23cm. -Extract from

unnamed periodical, vol.9, no. 42. FM 2967

MACGREGOR, Alexander, fl.1877 398.41 Highland superstitions connected with the druids, fairies, witchcraft, second-sight, Hallowe'en, sacred wells and lochs, with several curious instances of Highland customs and beliefs / by the Rev.Alexander MacGregor, - Inverness : Mackenzie, 1891. - 64P.; 19cm, - First published in the Celtic Magazine. FM 698

MACGREGOR, Amelia Georgiana Murray, fl.1900 929.2 History of the clan Gregor : from public records and private collections, compiled / by Amelia Georgiana Murray MacGregor of MacGregor. -.Edinburgh s Brown, 1898-1901. - 2v»; 26cm. - FML has vol.1 only. FM 3427

1.MACGREGOR, Family

MACGREGOR, Duncan, fl.l874 922.541 Campbell of Kiltearn / by the Rev.Duncan MacGregor. -Edinburgh ; MacLaren & MacNiven, 1874. - x,7-145p.; 15cm. FM 2015

I.CAMPBELL, Duncan, 1796-1873

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McGREGOR, James, ca 1760-1830 891.6312 Dana a chomhnadh crabhaidh nan Gael / le Seumas Mac-Ghriogair. - Duneidearm s Thornton & Collie, [ 1847? - 108p.; 15cm.

FM1273

MACGREGOR, John 891.6312 Orain Ghaelach / le Iain Mac Ghrigair. ~ Edin-Bruaich : clo-bhuailt le Adamh Mac Neill, 1801. - 227p.; 18cm. -2 copies in FML. FM 1348A inscribed by Alasdair mhic Dhai FM 1348 & 1348A

McGRIGOR, Sir James, 1771-1858 926,1 The autobiography and services / of Sir James McGrigor; with an appendix of notes and original correspondence. -London : Longman, Green & Roberts, 1861. - xxviii, 418p.; 20cm.

FM 2713

McIAM, Robert Ronald, 1803-1856 391.00941 The clans of the Scottish Highlands : illustrated by appropriate figures displaying their dress, tartans, arms, armorial insignia and social occupations, from original sketches / by Robert Ronald Mclan. With accompanying description and historical memoranda of character, mode of life, &c. &c., by James Logan. -London : Willis & Sotheran, 1857. - 2v., 72 leaves of coloured plates; 38cm. - Lacks 7 plates. FM 82 1. LOGAN, James, 1794?-1872 2. [941.1]

MACINTOSH, A. P., fl.l854 915.61 A military tour in European Turkey, the Crimea, and on the Eastern shores of the Black Sea : with strategical observations on the probable scene of the operations of the Allied Expeditionary Force / by Major-General A.F.Macintosh. - Second edition. -London : Longman, Brown & Green, 1854 - xii,420p., 5 folding leaves of plates : maps; 21cm. FM 832

MACINTOSH, Angus b. 1793 826.7 Naval correspondence 1808-1819. - 1v., 24cm. - Ms. -Letters and documents relating to the naval career of Angus Macintosh, late of Dochgarroch, Inverness. FM3370.

MACINTOSH, Campbell 346.OO8 Memorial for Campbell Macintosh, Esq., collector of cess for the county of Inverness, on behalf of the commissioners of supply and heritors in the said county, charger; against George Mackay, merchant in Inverness, and others, suspenders. - [s.l.]: printed by P. Neill, 1823. - 25p.; 27cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Bobert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muir-town, Esq [s.l.j, 1816 FM3232

1. MACKAY, George

The book of the garden / by Charles M'Intosh. -Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1853-55• - 2v. (x,776p. : vii, iv,867p.), 50 leaves of plates : ill., plans; 25cm.

FM 1484

McINTOSH, Charles, fl.1853 635

1. [712]

MACINTOSH, Daniel, fl.1821 941 The history of Scotland : from the invasion of the Romans till the Union with England, with a supplementary narrative of the rebellion in 1715 and 1745 / by Daniel Macintosh. - The second edition, revised and enlarged. - London : Longman, Hurst, Sees, Orme and Brown, 1822. - 415p.; 19cm. FM 913

MACINTOSH, Donald, 1743-1808 398.99163 A collection of Gaelic proverbs and familiar phrases; accompanied with an English translation, by Donald Macintosh. To which is added, the way to wealth / by Dr.Franklin; translated into Gaelic [le R.Mac-Pharlain]. - Edinburgh : printed for the author and sold by Donaldson, Creech, Elliot and Sibbald; Perth : John Gillies; Glasgow : James Gillies, 1785. - [5]»vi-xi, 71,71,72-83p.; 12mo in 6s, dedn. - Opposite pages numbered in duplicate. Inscribed by Charles Valiancy. FM 1260 1.Title 2.FRANKLIN, Benjamin, 1706-1790

MACINTOSH, Donald, 1743-1808 398.99163 Mackintosh's collection of Gaelic proverbs and familiar phrases; Englished a-new [by .Campbell]. To which is added "The way to wealth" / by Benjamin Franklin. -Edinburgh : for William Stewart, 1819. - [4],12,239p.; 17cm. FM, 1317

MACINTOSH, George, f1.1847 925.4 Biographical memoir of the late Charles Macintosh, F.R.S. of Gampsie and Dunchattan; compiled and edited from authentic documents by his son George Macintosh. -Glasgow : printed by W.G.Blackie for private circulation, 1847. - xx,l89p., 9 leaves of plates s facsimiles; 23cm. FM 2563

1.MACINT0SH, Charles, 1766-1843

M'INTOSH, Hugh 346.OO8 State of the process of reduction and declarator, Hugh M'Intosh, musical instrument maker in Glasgow, against William M'Intosh, overseer to Francis Humberston M'Kenzie, Esquire, of Seaforth. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1795- - 144, iii not v p.; 4 to in 2s. - bound with: Shaw, Angus. State of the process: Angus Shaw, merchant in Inverness; ............................

[s . l. ], [ 1770?]. FM3235 FM3235

1. M'INTOSH, William 2. M'KENZIE, Francis Humberston

McINTOSH, Hugh, fl.1888 230 The philosophy of the Gospel / by Hugh Mcintosh. -London : Nisbet, 1887. - viii,240p.; 20cm. - Inscribed by the author. FM 2072

MACINTOSH, Sir James f1.1840 808.851 Tracts and speeches / by the Right Honourable Sir James Macintosh. - Edinburgh:[n.pub.],184O. - 69,16, 91,58p.;23cm. - Includes papers from the transactions of the Literary Society of Bombay (1804-1806). FM3372

1. LITERARY SOCIETY OF BOMBAY.

MACINTOSH, William. 345.0231 The petition of William Macintosh of Balnespick. -[ s. ].: s.n. ], 1761. - 12p.; 4to. - bound with: Stuart, Archibald. Criminal letters, his Majesty's advocate for his Majesty's interest, against Archibald Stuart, [s.l.], [1747]. FM 1002

1. [346.072]

M'INTOSH, William 346.008 Appendix to advocation, William M'Intosh, writer in Peebles; against Isabella Shillinglaw, residing in — Peebles. - [s.l.]: printed by University Press, 1829 . - 14p.; 26cm. - bound with: Held, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank. [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. SHILLINGLAW, Isabella

MACINTOSH, William. 345.0231 Replies for William Macintosh of Balnespick; to the answers for John Dingwall, writer in Edinburgh. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1762. - 8p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Stuart, Archibald. Criminal letters, his Majesty's advocate for his Majesty's interest, against Archibald Stuart, ....[s.l.], [1747] FM1002

1. DINGWALL, John. 2. [346.072]

MACINTYRE, Alexander 346.OO8 The petition of Alexander Macintyre, teacher of dancing, late at Fort William. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1802. -13p.; 26cm. - bound with: Ross, Alexander. Con-descendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie, • • • • [ s . l . ] 1 7 5 5 . FM3239

M'INTYRE, D. 491.63 On the antiquity of the Gaelic language showing the identity of the present vernacular of the Highlands with the Gaelic of ancient times/by the Rev. D. M'Intyre . - Edinburgh: Nimmo, 1866. - 26p.; 20cm. - bound with: M'Nish, Neil. The true method of preserving the Gaelic language. Glasgow, 1828. FM2993

1. [491.632]

M'INTYRE, D. 491.63 On the antiquity of the Gaelic language shewing its affinity to Hebrew, Greek and Latin/ by Rev. D. M'Intyre . - Edinburgh: MacLachlan and Stewart, 1865. - 24p.; 20cm. - bound with: M'Nish, Neil. The true method of preserving the Gaelic language. Glasgow, 1828. FM2993

1. [491.632]

McINTYRE, D., fl.1865 491.63 On the antiquity of the Gaelic language : shewing its affinity to Hebrew, Greek, and Latin, superseding the masoretic points, and furnishing a key to the Hebrew vowel sounds, an essay / by the Rev.D.M'Intyre. -Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1865. - 24p.; 22cm. -Inscribed by the author. Bound with : the author's On the antiquity of the Gaelic language. Edinburgh, 1866. FM 2976

McINTYRE, D., fl.1865 491.63 On the antiquity of the Gaelic language : showing the identity of the present vernacular of the Highlands with the Gaelic of ancient times, a supplementary essay / by the Rev.D.M'Intyre. - Edinburgh : Mimmo, 1866„ - 26p.; 22cm» - Bound with : the author's On the antiquity of the Gaelic language. Edinburgh, 1865. FM 2976

MACINTYRE, Duncan 346.OO8 Defences for Duncan Macintyre, tertius, merchant in Port-William; to the summons of deforcement at the instance of John Campbell, messenger in Port-William. - [s.l.]s printed by John Moir, 1823. -1p.; 27cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert, Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muirtown, Esq

......... [s. l.], 1816. FM3232

1. CAMPBELL, John

MACINTYRE, Duncan, 1724-1812 891.6312 Orain agus dana Gaidhealach / le Donnachadh Ban Mac-an-t-Saoir. - The fifth edition. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 18)48, - 224p.; 14cm. -"With a memoir of the author's life and notes in English"

FM 1275C

MACINTYRE, Duncan, 1724-1812 891.6312 Orain Ghaidhealach / le Donchadh Mae-an-t-Saoir. -Bun-Eidin : le A.Hac-Dhonuil air son an ughdair, 1768. -[2],v-vi,l62p.; 8vo irx 4s.

FM 1275

MACINTYRE, Duncan, 1724-1812 891.6312 Orain Ghaidhealach / le Donnchadh Macantsaoir. -Duneidiunn : gu feim an ughdair, 1790. - [9]»x-xi,[2], 2-252p.; 12mo in 6s, dedn, subn. FM 1233

MACINTYRE, Duncan, 1724-1812 891.6312 Orain Ghaidhealach / le Donnchadh Macantsaoir. -Dun-Eidin ; le Tomais Oliver air son an ughdair, 1804. -xii,4,245p.; 15cm. - 2 copies in F M L . FM 1275A inscribed by Alexander Halley. FM 1275A & 1275B

MACKAY, Aeneas James George, 1839-1911 923.441 Memoir of Sir James Dalrymple, first Viscount Stair : a study in the history of Scotland and Scotch law during the seventeenth century / by AE.J.G.Mackay. -Edinburgh s Edmonston & Douglas, 1873 - xx,320p.; 23cm. FM 2733

1.DALRYMPLE, Sir James, Viscount Stair

MCKAY, Alexander, fl.1821 891.6312 Original songs and poems in English and Gaelic / by Alexander Mackay. - Inverness : printed at the Journal Office, 1821. - viii,[4],l80,l8p.; 18cm. - FML has 3 copies, one inscribed by Alexander Halley. FM 1347, 1347A & 3126

MACKAY, Alexander, fl.1889 941.14 Sketches of Sutherland characters / % Alexander Mackay. - Edinburgh : Gemmell, 1889. - xii ,352p.; 19cm. FM 266

MCKAY, Charles, 1814-1889 821.4 The Cavalier songs and ballads of England s from 1642 to 1684 / edited by Charles Mackay. - London s Bohn, 1863. -xvi,310p.; 18cm. FM 3111

1.Title

MACKAY, Charles, 1814-1889 491.632 The Gaelic etymology of the languages of Western Europe, and more especially of the English and Lowland Scotch, and of their slang, cant, and colloquial dialects / by Charles Mackay. - London s published for the author by Trubner, 1877. - xxxii,604p.; 27cm. FM 1448

MCKAY, Charles. 1814-1889 371.92 [Publicity material for] The Gaelic etymology of the languages of Western Europe/by Charles Mackay. -London: Trubner, [18-?]. - 12p.; 21cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institution. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. [491.632]

MACKAY, Charles, 1814-1889 S821.4 The Jacobite songs and ballads of Scotland : from 1688 to 1746, with an appendix of modern Jacobite songs / edited by Charles Mackay. - London : Griffin, 1861. -xvi,348p.; 18cm. FM 3148

1.Title

MACKAY, Charles, 1814-1889 S821.6 Legends of the Isles, and other poems / by Charles Mackay. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1845. - viii,230p.; 21 cm. FM 3163

MACKAY, Charles, 1814-1889 S821.6 Town lyrics and other poems / by Charles Mackay. -London : Bogue, 1848. - [8],102p.; 16cm. FM 3038

MACKAY, D. E., fl.1889 S821.6 Notes from a soldier's diary / by D.E.Mackay. - London : Bevington, 1889. - 27p.; 17cm. - 2 copies in FML. FM 3117 & 3117A

MACKAY, George 346.008 Memorial for George Mackay, merchant in Inverness, and others, proprietors of houses in the Royal Burgh of Inverness, suspenders, against Campbell Mackintosh, Esq. collector of cess for the county of Inverness, charger. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1823- - 27p.; 27cm. - bound with: Luff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Luff of Muirtown, Esq [s.l.], 1816. FM3232

1. MCINTOSH, Campbell.

MACKAY, George.Grant. 274.1 The land and the land laws / By Goerge Grant Mackay. -Inverness: Robert Carruthers, 1882 . - 40p.; 22cm. -bound with: McCosh, James. The wheat and the chaff gathered into bundles. Perth, 1843. FM703

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MACKAY, George G., fl.1858 631 On the management of landed property in the Highlands of Scotland / by George G.MacKay. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1858. - vi,90p.; 18cm. - Originally published in the Inverness Courier. 2 copies in FML. FM 184 & 184A

MCKAY, John, fl.l884 352.0006 The Convention of Royal Burghs of Scotland : from its origin down to the completion of the Treaty of Union between England and Scotland in 1707 / by John Mackay. - Edinburgh : Co-operative Printing Co., 1884. - viii, 88p.; 18cm. FM 3191

MACKAY, John, d.1842 923.541 Life of Lieut,-Gen.Hugh Mackay of Scoury / by John Mackay, Esq. of Rockfield. - A new edition revised, with a memoir of the author. - London : Bull, 1842. - [4], lxxvi,iii-x,228p.; 19cm. FM 2548

1.MACKAY, Hugh, l640?-l692

MACKAY, John fl,1733 923.442 Memoirs of the secret services of John Mackay, Esq., during the reigns of King William, queen Anne and King G George I. / John Mackay. - London: [n.pub.],1733. -[8].lvi,254,xxxvii,[9]p.;8vo. FM2855

MACKAY, John, f1.1890 356.11 The Reay Fencibles : or Lord Reay's Highlanders / by John Mackay. - Glasgow : Mackay, 1890. - 59p.; 19cm. FM 265

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MACKAY, M., fl.1869 922.541 Brief memorials of the life, character, and ministry of the Rev.Roderick Macleod, Snizort / by M.Mackay. -Edinburgh : Maclaren, 1869. - [2],34p.; 23cm. FM 2961

1.MACLEOD, Roderick, 1794-1867

MACKAY, M., fl.1867 252.05241 The righteous in everlasting remembrance ; a sermon preached in the Free Church of Tongue, Sutherlandshire, September 8th 1867, on occasion of the re-interment of the late honourable Sophia Aylmer, daughter of the late right honourable Alexander Lord Reay / by M.Mackay. -Edinburgh : Maclaren, 1867. - 32p.; 22cm. FM 2036

1.AYLMER, Sophia

MACKAY, M., fl. 1846 252.05241 Sermon preached in the Free Gaelic Church, Greenock, on Sabbath, January 4, 1846 t on occasion of the death of the Rev.Angus MacBean, Minister of that Church, with a brief memoir of his life / by M.MacKay. - Greenock : Brown & MacCallum, 1846. - 39p.; 22cm. FM 2117

1 .MACBEAN, Angus, 1785-1846

MACKAY,Patrick, fl.1732. 345.0231 The case of Patrick Mackay of Scourie, Esq. - London: [n.pub.].1732. - 49,71p. ;8vo in 4S. - bound with: Haldane, Patrick. The case of Mr. Patrick Haldane, Advo-cate} with some remarks upon his defence, [s.l.],1723. FM3509

1.[ 315.0263]

MCKAY, Rob Donn, 1714-1778 891.6312 Drain / le Rob Bonn; maille ri eachdraidh a bheatha, a chliu, ' s a bhardachd, am Beurla. - Edinburgh s Collie, 1871. - xviii,13-336p.; 14cm.

FM 1284

MACKAY, Rob Donn, 1714-1778 891.6312 Songs and poems in the Gaelic language / by Robert Mackay. With a memoir of the author and observations on his character and poetry. - Inverness : K.Douglas, 1829. - lxxii,360p.; 23cm. - Also includes title-page in Gaelic. FM 1430

MACKAY, Rob Donn. 1714-1778. S821.5 Songs and poems / by Rob Donn Mackay; edited by Rev. Adam and Malcolm MacFarlane. - new ed. - Glasgow: John Mackay, 1899. - 131p.; 6 plates; 26cm. FM1431

1. GUNN, Adam. 2, MACFARLANE, Malcolm.

MACKAY, Robert, fl.1829 929.2 History of the house and clan of Mackay : containing for connection and education, besides accounts of many other Scottish families, a variety of historical notices, more particularly of those relating to the northern division of Scotland during the most critical and interesting periods, with a genealogical table of the clan / by Robert Mackay. - Edinburgh : printed for the author by Andrew Jack, 1829. - viii,592p.; 28cm. FM3430

1.MACKAY, Family

MACKAY, W. P., fl.1875 234.1 Grace and truth : under twelve aspects / by W.P.Mackay. - Fifty-fourth edition. - Edinburgh ; Bell, 1896, -xiv,272p.; 18cm. FM 2073

MACKAY, William, 1848-1928 929.2 The origin of the clan Mackay : a paper read before the Clan Mackay Society / by William Mackay. -[Inverness?] s [Mackenzie?], 1890. - 11p.; 21cm. FM 3431

1.MACKAY, Family

MACKAY, William, 18148-1928 941.006 Records of the presbyteries of Inverness and Dingwall,

1643-1688 / edited with an introduction from the original manuscript by William Mackay. - Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1896. - lii,384p.; 23cm. -(Scottish History Society; vol.24). FM 425

1.Title 2.Series 3. [941.21]

MACKAY, William, 1848-1928 941.21 The early history of the Glen and royal castle of Urquhart : a paper read before the Gaelic Society of Inverness / by William Mackay. - [Inverness?] : [Gaelic Society of Inverness?], [1877?]. - 24p.; 22cm. - Read on 29 March 1877. Also published in the Society's Transactions, vol.6, p.152-173 FM 320

MACKAY, William, 1848-1928 Urquhart and Glenmoriston : parish / by William Mackay. Counties Newspaper, 1893. -plates : ill.; 27cm. FM 641

941.21 olden times in a highland - Inverness : Northern xxiv,594P., 7 leaves of

MACKAY, William, fl.1835 891.6313 Da mharbh-rann do dh'Adam Ban Mac-Aoidh, diadhaire mor urramach, a bh'ann an sgire Fara an Cat-taobh, maile ri da oran eile / le Uilleam Mac-Aoidh. - Glascho ; clo-bhuailte le Richardson & Hutchison, agus ra'n reic leis an udar, 1836. - l8p.; 16cm. FM 1225

MACKCOULL, John, f1.1812. 346.033 Abuses of justice illustrated by rny„ own case; disclosing various practices of the officers of criminal law. / by John Mackcoull. - 2nd ed.. corrected and enlarged, -London:M. James,1812. - viii,239p.;22cm. FM3511

MACKELLAR, Mary, 1834-1890 891.6313 Poems and songs : Gaelic and English / by Mrs. Mary MacKellar. - Edinburgh : MacLachlan & Stewart, 1880. -viii,140p.; 20cm. - 2 copies, in FML. FM 1349 & 1349A 1. [S821.6]

MACKENZIE, Mrs., fl.1857 823.8 Six years in India : Delhi, the city of the Great Mogul, with an account of the various tribes in Hindostan / by Mrs.Colin Mackenzie. - A new edition of "The mission, the camp, and the zenana". - London : Bentley, 1857. -xvi,288p.; 18cm. - Bound with : Reade, C. It is never too late to mend. London, 1857 FM 1768

1. [915.4]

MACKENZIE, Alexander. 370 The Caledonian Bank disaster. Proposal for a new bank by Alex, Mackenzie. - Inverness: Celtic Magazine, [18-?]. - 7p.; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness Society

for the education of the poor. Moral statistics. Inverness, 1826. FM717

1. [332.1]

M'KENZIE, Alexander 346.OO8 Condescendence for Alexander M'Kenzie, Esq., of Woodside, writer in Inverness, in the process of multiplepoinding, brought in his name, against Miss Mary Blair, residing in Edinburgh, and others. -[s.1.]j printed by M. Anderson, 1826. - 2p.; 26cm. -bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness, [s.l.], 1784. FM3231

1. BLAIR, Miss Mary 2. [346.092]

MACKENZIE, Alexander 346.008 Defences for Alexander Mackenzie junior, residing at Kessock, near Inverness; to the summons of de-clarator at the instance of Colonel Hugh Duncan Baillie of Redcastle and Tarradale. - Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1843- - 7p.; 28cm. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815-FM3234

1. BAILLIE, Colonel Hugh Duncan

MACKENZIE, Alexander 367.94121 [Intimation of] A public meeting to be held on Tuesday 22nd [1872], addressed/by Alexander Mackenzie . - [s.l.:s.n.], [1872]. - 1 leaf; 27cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1.[324.2]

M'KENZIE, Alexander 346.OO8 The petition of Alexander M'Kenzie, vintner and fish-monger at Inverness. - [s.l.]: printed by J. & C. Muirhead, 1819. - 6p.; 27cm. - bound with: Camp-bell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. :s.l.;, 1815-FM3234

MACKENZIE, Alexander. 629.132509 Report on the Leckmelm eviction / by Alexander Macken-zie. - Inverness: Courier Office, 1882. - 13p«; 16cm. -bound with: Nadar, Felix. The right to fly. London, 1866. FM693

1.[346.O432]

MACKENZIE, Alexander 367.94121 To the electors of the Third Ward/by Alexander Mackenzie, - Inverness: for the author, 1872. - 2p.; 18cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh,1872. FM708

1. [324.2]

MACKENZIE, Alexander, fl.1876 285.241 1876 and 1843 ; letter to the members and adherents of the Free Church of Scotland in the Highlands / by-Alexander Mackenzie. - Edinburgh : Maclaren & MacNiven, 1876. - l6p.; 22cm. FM 2033

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 941.1082 An analysis of the report of the Crofter Royal Commission / by Alexander Mackenzie. - Inverness : Mackenzie, [1884]. - 79p.» 22cm. - 2 copies in FML. FM 585 & 585A

1.GREAT BRITAIN. Parliament. Crofters Commission.

MACKENZIE, Alexander, fl.1823 929.2 A genealogical tree of the family of Lovat : from 1416 to 1823 / by the late [Alex.Mackenzie of] Woodside, with Mr.J.Anderson's corrections; transcribed for Charles Fraser-Mackintosh of Drummond. - 1867. - [2],l6p.; 21cm. - Manuscript compiled in 1823, copied in 1867.

FM3401

1.FRASER, Family 2.FRASER-MACKINTOSH, Charles, 1828-1901

MACKENZIE, Alexander. 914.121 Guide to Inverness: historical, descriptive and pictorial. Inverness, A. & W. Mackenzie, 1893.FM784 FM784

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 941.1081 The Highland clearances : or a strange return by the Highland chiefs for the fidelity of the clans, being an account of the Glengarry, Strathglass, Kintail, Glenelg, Skye, Uist, Barra, Coigeach, Sutherland, and other evictions in the Highlands since the Battle of Culloden / by Alexander Mackenzie. - Inverness : Mackenzie, 1881. - [2] ,48p.; 22cm. - Reprinted, revised and extended from the Aberdeen Daily Free Press. Inscribed by the author. FM 274

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 929.2 History of the Chisholms : with genealogies of the principal families of the name / by Alexander Mackenzie. - Inverness : Mackenzie, 1891. - xvi,232p.; 29cm. FM 3447

1.CHISH0LM, Family

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 929.2 History of the clan Mackenzie : with genealogies of the principal families / by Alexander Mackenzie. -Inverness : Mackenzie, 1879. - xx»463p.; 28cm. FM 3375

1.MACKENZIE, Family

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1598 929.2 History of the Frasers of Lovat s with genealogies of the principal families of the name, to which are added those of Dunballoch and Phopachy / by Alexander Mackenzie. - Inverness s Mackenzie, 1896, - xvi,76lp.; 28cm. - Inscribed by the author. FM 3472

1.FRASER, Family

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 941.1081 The history of the Highland clearances : containing a reprint of Donald Macleod's "Gloomy memories of the Highlands", Isle of Skye in 1882, and a verbatim report of the trial of the Braes crofters / by Alexander Mackenzie. - Inverness : Mackenzie, 1883. - xvi,528p.; 19cm. FM 230

1.MACLEOD, Donald, f 1.1840

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 929.2 History of the Macleods : with genealogies of the principal families of the name / by Alexander Mackenzie. - Inverness : Mackenzie, 1889. - xvi,463p.; 22cm. FM 3381

1.MACLEOD, Family

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 929.2 History of the Mathesons, with genealogies of the various branches / by Alexander Mackenzie. -Inverness : Mackenzie, 1882. - viii,72p.; 23cm. FM 3389

1.MATHESON, Family

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 929.2 History of the Munros of Fowlis, with genealogies of the principal families of the name : to which are added, those of Lexington and New England / by Alexander Mackenzie. - Inverness : Mackenzie, 1898. - xvi,632p.; 29cm. - FML has 2 copies. FM 3346 & 3346A

1.MUNRO, Family

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 929.2 The MacDonalds of Clanranald / by Alexander Mackenzie. - Inverness s Mackenzie, 1881. - vi,108p.; 22cm. FM 3420

1 .MCDONALD, Family

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 929.2 The MacDonalds of Glengarry / by Alexander Mackenzie. -Inverness : Mackenzie, 1881. - vi,82p.; 22cm. FM 3419 1.MACD0NALD, Family

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 S825.6 The military expedition to the Isle of Skye s grave disclosures respecting the sources of newspaper intelligence from the Highlands, a letter addressed to Sir William Vernon Harcourt, M.P. / by Alexander Mackenzie. - [Inverness?] s [Mackenzie?], 1884. - l6p.; 22cm. - Inscribed by the author. Bound with s Mackinnon, D. University of Edinburgh Celtic Chair. Edinburgh, 1883. FM 2962

1. [941.1082] 2. [941.17]

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 133.32 The prophecies of the Brahan Seer (Coinneach Odhar Fiosaiche) / by Alexander Mackenzie, With an appendix on the superstition of the Highlanders / by Alexander MacGregor. - Second edition. - Inverness : Mackenzie, 1878. - [8],l60p.; 23cm. FM 2752

1.BRAHAN SEER 2.C0INNEACH ODHAR FIOSAICHE 3.MACGREGOR, Alexander, fl.1878

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 929.2 The reputed Fitzgerald origin of the Mackenzies / by Alexander Mackenzie. - [Inverness?] 1 [Mackenzie?] for private circulation, [1892]. - l8p.; 22cm. - Read before a meeting of the Clan Mackenzie Society in Glasgow on 26th February, 1892. Inscribed by the author. FM 3376 1.MACKENZIE, Family

MACKENZIE, Alexander, 1838-1898 941.1082 Storming the ramparts : the Crofters Bill in Parliament, or the independent Highland members of 1885 and 1886 and what they attained / [by A.M.] - Inverness : Mackenzie, 1892. - [2],33p.; 22cm. - Initials from final page. FM 581

1.Title

MACKENZIE, Sir Alexander, ca1755-1820 917.1 Voyages from Montreal on the river St.Laurence, through the continent of North America, to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans, in the years 1789 and 1793 . with a preliminary account of the rise, progress, and present state of the fur trade of that country / by Alexander MacKenzie. - London ; printed for T.Cadell and W.Davies, 1801. - [2],cxxxii,4l2p., map; 28cm. FM 859

MACKENZIE, Angus, fl.186? 941 Eachdraidh na h-Alba s anns a'bheil gearr-iomradh air na nithibh is cudthromaich1 a thachair *s an rioghachd, o na ceud linnibh, gu meadhon an naoidheamh linn deug / le Aonghas Mac Goinnich. - Glascho : Mac-na-Ceardadh, 1867. - vi,464p.; 18cm. FM 1380

MACKENZIE, Colin fl. 1885 016.704942 In memoriam. A voice from the dead. The land laws / by the late Colin Mackenzie. - Grantown: Stuart,1885. -17p.;l8cm. - bound with: Catalogue of choice and rare portraits of the Royal House of Stuart; Francis Harvey. London, [ 18?]. FM2529

1. [346.044]

MCKENZIE, Mrs. Colin. 342.087 May a man marry his deceased wife's sister? / by Mrs. Colin Mackenzie. - London: Hatchards, [1880?]. - 16p.; 21cm. - bound with: Bluntschli, J.K. Roumnia and the status of the Jews in Roumania. London ,1878. FM2825

1.[346.016]

MACKENZIE, David, f 1.1852 919.4 Ten years in Australia : being the results of his. experience as a settler during that period / by David Mackenzie. - Fourth edition, with an introductory chapter. - London : Orr, 1852. - viii,143p.; 18cm. -Inscribed by the author. FM 813

MACKENZIE, Donald, f1.1827 891.6312 Laoidhean spioradail / le Domhnull MacCuinich. -Inverness : printed at the Courier Office, 1827. -24p.; 18cm. FM 1239

MACKENZIE, Emma Rose, fl.1892 S823.6 Tales of the heather / "by Emma Rose MacKenzie. -Inverness : A. & W.MacKenzie, 1892. - [8],232p.; 19cm. FM 249

MACKENZIE, Erick S823.6 Highland lassies : or the Roua Pass / by Erick Mackenzie. - Anew and revised edition. - London : Smith & Elder, 1862. - 3l6p.; 17cm. FM 1800

MACKENZIE, Sir Francis Alexander, 1798-1843 631 Hints for the use of Highland tenants and cottagers / by a proprietor. - Inverness : printed by Robert Carruthers, 1838. - 273p., 6 leaves of plates : ill.; 22cm. - Includes a Gaelic translation by Robert MacDonald. FM 1427

1.Title 2.A PROPRIETOR

M'KENZIE, Francis Humberston 346.008 Additional memorial, in declarator of marriage, Francis Humberston M'Kenzie against Maria M'Kenzie. -[s.l.]: printed by Duncan Stevenson, 1828. - 5lp.; 26. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. M'KENZIE, Maria 2. [346.016]

MCKENZIE, Francis Humberstone 346.OO8 Answers for Francis Humberstone Mackenzie, late merchant, Kyleakin, Skye; to the minute for Miss Maria Mackenzie, daughter of the late Captain Donald Mackenzie of Hartfield, in Ross-shire. - [s.l.]: printed by Duncan Stevenson and Co., 1828. - up.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, [s.l.;, 1819. FM3227

1. MACKENZIE, Miss Maria

M'KENZIE, Francis Humberston 346 . 008 Defender's proof and Judicial declaration, with the writs therein referred to; in the process of de-clarator of marriage at the instance of Francis Humberston M'Kenzie, against Maria M'Kenzie, daughter of the late Captain M'kenzie of Hartfield in Ross-shire. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1828. - 22p.; 26cm. -bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. M'Kenzie, Maria 2. [346.016]

M'KENZIE, Francis Humberstone 346.008 Memorial for Francis Humberstone M'Kenzie, lately merchant in Skye, now residing in Edinburgh, pursuer; in the action of declarator of marriage and ad-herence, at his instance, against Mrs. Maria M'Kenzie, daughter of the deceased Captain Donald M'Kenzie of Hartfield, in the county of Ross, defender. -Edinburgh: printed by R. Menzies, 1827. - 13p-> 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. M'KENZIE, Mrs Maria 2. [346.016]

M'KENZIE, Francis Humberston 346.008 Pursuer's exhibits and. proof in theprocess of de-clarator of marriage at the instance of Francis Humberston M'kenzie; against Maria M'Kenzie, daughter of the late Captain Donald M'Kenzie of Hartfield, in Ross-shire. - [s.l.]: printed, by Duncan Stevenson, 1827. - 22p.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. M'KENZIE, Maria 2. [346.016]

MACKENZIE, George, 1669-1725 920.041 The lives and characters of the most eminent writers of the Scots nation : with an abstract and catalogue of their works, their various editions, and the judgment of the learn'd concerning them / by George Mackenzie. -Edinburgh s printed by James Watson, 1708-22, - 3v.; fol., dedn. - FML set lacks v.3. Vol.1 contains bookplate of William Mackenzie of Suddie. FM 2791

MCKENZIE, George, fl.1887 S821.6 Highland day-dreams : poems and sonnets / by George Mackenzie. - Inverness : Northern Chronicle, 1887. -xii,l60p.; 19cm. FM 3158

MACKENZIE, Sir George. 1636-1691 929.72 The antiquity of the royal line of Scotland farther cleared and defended ; against the exceptions lately offer'd by Dr.Stillingfleet in his vindication of the Bishop of St.Asaph / by Sir George Mackenzie. -London : printed for Joseph Hindmarsh, 1686. - [12], 212,[8]p.; 8vo, advt, dedn. - 2 copies in FML. FM 115 & 115A

MACKENZIE, Sir George, 1636-1691 929.72 A defence of the antiquity of the royal-line of Scotland : with a true account when the Scots were govern'd by kings in the isle of Britain / by Sir George Mackenzie. - London : printed for R.C. and sold by Abell Swalle, 1685. - [3],68-72,vi[ie xvi],190p.; 8vo, dedn. FM 114A

MACKENZIE, Sir George, 1636-1691 929.72 A defence of the antiquity of the royal line of Scotland : with a true account when the Scots were govern'd by kings in the isle of Britain, in answer to the Bishop of St.Asaph / by Sir George Mckenzie of Rosehaugh. - Edinburgh : printed by the heir of Andrew Anderson, 1685. - [2],3-8,1i|,[8],190p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. FM 114

MACKENZIE, Sir George, 1636-1691 340.0941 The institutions of the law of Scotland / by Sir George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh. - London : printed for Andrew Bell and Jonas Luntley, 1694. - [4] ,263,[8]p.; 8vo. -Contains bookplate of James Abercromby. FM 202

MACKENZIE, Sir George, 1636-1691 340.0941 The institutions of the law of Scotland / by Sir George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh. - The seventh edition; revised and corrected by Alexander Bayne. -Edinburgh : printed for William Brown, 1730. - [10], 303,[27]p.; 8vo, advt, dedn. FM 202A

MACKENZIE, Sir George, 1636-1691 345.41 The laws and customes of Scotland in matters criminal : wherein is to he seen how the Civil Law, and the laws and customs of other nations do agree with and supply ours / by Sir George Mackenzie of Rose-haugh. -Edinburgh : printed by James Glen, 1678. - [14],58lp.; 4to, dedn.

F M 3 3 0 2

MACKENZIE, Sir George, 1636-1691 170.202 A moral essay preferring solitude to publick employment and all its appanages, such as fame, command, riches, pleasures, conversation, &c. -Edinburgh : printed for Robert Brown, 1665. - [2],3-8, 112p.; 8vo, dedn. FM 1639

1.Title

MACKENZIE, Sir George, 1636-1691 170 Moral gallantry : a discourse, wherein the author endeavours to prove that point of honour (abstracting from all other types) obliges men to be vertuous, and that there is nothing so mean (or unworthy of a gentleman) as vice / by Sir George Mackenzie. -Edinburgh : printed for Robert Broun, 1667. - [2],136p.; 8vo, dedn. - Bound with : the author's A moral paradox. Edinburgh, 1667.

FM3040

MACKENZIE, Sir George, 1636-1691 170 A moral paradox : maintaining that it is much easier to be vertuous then vitious / by Sir George Mackeinzie. -Edinburgh : printed for Robert Broun, 1667. - [2],3-88, 30p.; 8vo, dedn. - Includes : A consolation against calumnies. Bound with : the author's Moral gallantry. Edinburgh, 1667. FM 3040

MACKENZIE, Sir George, 1636-1691 328.41 Observations on the Acts of Parliament / by Sir George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh. - Edinburgh : printed by the heir of Andrew Anderson, 1686. - [l2],468p.; fol., dedn. FM 379

MCKENZIE. Sir George, 1636-1691 929.7 Observations upon the laws and customs of nations as to precedency / by Sir George MacKenzie of Rosehaugh. -Edinburgh : printed by the heir of Andrew Anderson, 1680. - [l8],92p.; fol. in 4s, dedn. - Bound with : the author's The science of herauldry. Edinburgh, 1680. FM 751

MACKENZIE, Sir-George, 1636-1691 941.06 Memoirs of the affairs of Scotland from the restoration of King Charles II, 1660 / by Sir George MacKenzie of Rosehaugh. - Edinburgh s [s.n.], 1821. -xii,332p.; 29cm. FM 378

MACKENZIE. Sir George, 1636-1691 346.00264 Pleadings in some remarkable cases before the Supreme Courts of Scotland, since the year 1661, to which the decisions are subjoyn'd / by Sir George McKenzie. -Edinburgh ; printed by George Swintoun, James Glen and Thomas Brown, 1672. - [8],232,[4]p. ; 4to.FM3474

1.SCOTLAND. Court of Session.

MACKENZIE, Sir George, 1636-1691 346.00264 Pleadings in some remarkable cases before the Supreme Courts of Scotland, since the year 1661, to which the decisions are subjoyn'd. - Edinburgh : printed by George Swintoun, James Glen and Thomas Brown, 1673. -[8],232,[4]p.; 4to. FM 3512

1.SCOTLAND. Court of Session.

MACKENZIE, Sir George, 1636-1691 248 Religio Stoici. - London : printed for George Sawbridge, 1663. - [2],5-8, 24, 160p.; 8vo.

FM 1655

1.Title

MACKENZIE, Sir George, 1636-1691 929.7 The science of herauldiy : treated as a part of the civil law and law of nations, wherein reasons are given for its principles and etymologies for its harder terms / [by Sir George MacKenzie of Rose-haugh], -Edinburgh : printed by the heir of Andrew Anderson, 1680. - [10],98,[5]p.,28 leaves of plates : coats of arms; fol., engraved title-page. - Engraved title : Scotland's herauldrie. Bound with : the author's Observations upon the laws and customs of nations as to precedency. Edinburgh, 1680. FM 751 1. [929.6]

MACKENZIE, Sir George, 1636-1691 S820.8 The works / of Sir George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh. -Edinburgh : printed and publish'd by James Watson, 1716-22. - 2v.([4],xx,[6],3-20,[4],192,[4],446p. : [4], 670,[4]p.), 31 leaves of plates : coats of arms; fol. FM 2407

MCKENZIE, George, Earl of Cromarty 941.05 An historical account of the conspiracies by the Earls of Gowry and Robert Logan of Restalrig against King James VI, to which is added a vindication of Robert III, King of Scotland, and all his descendents from the imputation of bastardy / by George Earl of Cromarty. - Edinburgh : printed by James Watson, and sold by David Scot and George Stewart, 1713. - [6],vii-xiv, 127,[ 3],3-80p.,8vo, dedn. - FML has 4 copies, one bound with : Some remarks upon Sir James Dalrymple' s historical collections.FM756,a,b,c

MACKENZIE, George. Earl of Cromarty. 320.94207 The life of George, Earl of Cromertie, from the time of his birth to that of his receiving sentence of death and His Majesty's most gracious respite of that sentence. - London: printed for C. Whitefield, 1746. -121—148p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: The conduct of His Grace the D-ke of Ar—le for the four last years revi-ew'd, together with His Grace's speech, April 15th, 1740. London, 1740. FM719 1.[923.241]

MCKENZIE, George, Earl of Cromarty 941.05 A vindication of the historical account of the conspiracies by the Earls of Gowry against K.James the Sixth, from the mistakes of Mr.John Anderson, in his defence of presbytery / by George Earl of Cromarty. -Edinburgh : printed and sold by James Watson and George Stewart, 1714, - [2],3-47p.; 8vo. - Includes one loose leaf entitled "Some queries to be stiched up with the Right Honourable the Earl of Cromerty's Vindication..." FM 757 1.SOME queries to be stitched up with the Earl of Cromerty's Vindication.

MACKENZIE, Sir George Steuart, 1780-1848 914.116 A general survey of the counties of Ross and Cromarty ; drawn up for the consideration of the Board of Agriculture / by Sir George Stewart Mackenzie, -London : Phillips, 1810. - xii,353p.; 22cm. FM 313

MACKENZIE, Hector Rose, fl.1885 914.117 Yachting and electioneering in the Hebrides / by Hector Rose Mackenzie. - Inverness : .A.& W. Mackenzie, 1887. -[l2],58p., 9 leaves of plates : ill.; 22cm. - Reprinted from the Celtic Magazine, 1886. Contains account of Fraser-Mackintosh's 1885 election campaign. 5 copies in

FML, one without illustrations, dated 1886 and inscribed by the author. FM 3257-3257D

1.PRASER-MACKINTOSH, Charles, 1828-1901 2. [320.94108]

MACKENZIE, Sir Hector 346.008 The petition of Sir Hector Mackenzie of Gairloch, Baronet, Roderick Impay Murcheson, Esq. of Tarradale, Sir Alexander Mackenzie of Avoch, Knight and the magistrates and town council of Portrose, for them-selves, and the inhabitants of the Royal Burghs of Fortrose and Rosemarkie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1817- -15p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the

Officers of State. [s.l.], 1795-FM32140

1. MURCHESON, Roderick Impay 2. MACKENZIE, Sir Alexander

MACKENZIE, Sir. George Steuart, I78O-I8I48 914.103 A letter to Sir Walter Scott : containing observations on the vitrified forts, and a review of what has been addressed to Sir Walter on these singular remains by Dr.MacCulloch in his recent publication on the Highlands and Western Isles / by Sir G.S.Mackenzie. -Edinburgh : Waugh and Innes, 1824. - [2],58p.; 22cm. -Bound with : Williams, J. An account of some remarkable ancient ruins. Edinburgh, 1777. FM 778 1.SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832

MACKENZIE, Hugh 346.OO8 Answers to Mr. Mackenzie's condescendences in the rank and dignity of Earls, in the competition be-twixt him and the Lord Fraser of Lovat. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1729- - 29.; fol. - bound with: Fraser, Simon, Lord, Memorial for Simon, Lord Fraser of Lovat

[s.1.] 1729 FM3460

1. FRASER, Lord

MACKENZIE, J. 394.4 Copy correspondence of Dr. J. Mackenzie, - [s.l.: s.n.], 1857, - 5p.; 31cm. - bound with: A true narrative of the reception of their Royal Highnesses at their arrival in Scotland. Edinburgh, 1680. FM721

1 [S826.8]

MACKENZIE, James, f1.1750 330.9411 The general grievances and oppression of the isles of Orkney and Shetland / by James Mackenzie. - Edinburgh : Laing and Forbes,1836. - xxxix,[5],112,vi p.; 21cm. -FML has 2 copies. FM 256 & 303

MACKENZIE, James D., fl.1879 929.2 Genealogical tables of the clan Mackenzie / by James D.Mackenzie of Findon. - Edinburgh : printed by M'Farlane & Erskine,1879. - 24p.,13 folded leaves s genealogical tables; 37cm. - Booklet is 21cm. Booklet and leaves in folder. FM 3061

I.MACKENZIE, Family

McKENZIE, James, fl.1891 068.41 The Glasgow Nairnshire Association : our association, a retrospect, being an address delivered at the first monthly meeting of session 1890-91, 30th October, 1890, in Assembly Rooms, Bath Street, Glasgow / by James McKenzie. - [Kirkintilloch] : printed at the Kirkintilloch Her&ld Office by Donald Macleod, 1891. -39p.; 19cm. FM 330

1.GLASGOW NAIRNSHIRE ASSOCIATION

MACKENZIE, Sir James D., fl.1896 728.81 The castles of England : their story and structure / by Sir James D.Mackenzie. - London : Heinemann, 1897. -2v.(xxiv,475p. : [8],448p.), 4O leaves of plates : ill.; 29cm. FM 651

MACKENZIE, Sir James Wemyss . 346.043 State of the process of commonty of Millbuy, Sir James Wemyss Mackenzie of Scatwell,Baronet - Pursuer, against the Provost, Bailies and othe magistrates of the Royal Burgh of Fortrose and others,- defenders. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1819. - 9, I68p.; 28cm. FM888

1. FORTROSE, Royal Burgh of.

MACKENZIE, John 346.008 Appendix to reclaiming note, for John Mackenzie, Esq., respondent, against Sir George S. Mackenzie, Bart., suspender. - [s.l.]: printed by M.Anderson, 1827. -42p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers

of State. [s.l.], 1795. FM3240

1. MACKENZIE, Sir George S.

MACKENZIE, John., 1806-1848 891.631208 An t-aosdana : or a selection of the most popular Gaelic Jacobite songs; collected and arranged by John Mackenzie. - Edinburgh : Thornton & Collie, 1844. -93p.; 17cm. FM 949

1.Title

MACKENZIE, John, 1806-181+8 941.075 Eachdraidh a'Phrionnsa : no bliadhna Thearlaich / le Iain Mac-Choinnich. - Duneideann : Thornton agus Collie, 1844. - 311p.; 17cm. FM 1243

MACKENZIE, John, 1806-1848 891.631008 The Gaelic melodist : being a selection of the most popular Highland love songs; collected and arranged by-John MacKenzie. - Edinburgh : D.R.Collie, 1838. - 64p.; 12cm. - Cover title : An cruiteara Gaelach. FM 1235

1. Title: 2.AN CRUITEAHA Gaglach.

MACKENZIE, John, 1806-1848 891.631008 Sar-obair nam bard Gaelach : or the beauties of Gaelic poetry and lives of the Highland bards, with historical and critical notes and a comprehensive glossary of provincial words / by John Mackenzie. With an historical intorduction containing an account of the manners, habits, &c., of the ancient Caledonians / by James Logan. - Glasgow : MacGregor & Poison, 1841. -viii,lxvi,376p.; 25cm. FM 1432 1.Title 2.Sub-title 3.LOGAN, James, ca 1794-1872

MACKENZIE, John, 1806-1848 891.631008 Sar-obair nam bard Gaelach : or the beauties of Gaelic poetry and lives of the Highland bards, with historical and critical notes and a comprehensive glossary of provincial words / by John Mackenzie. With an historical introduction containing an account of the manners, habits, &c., of the ancient Caledonians / by James Logan. - Fourth edition. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1877. - viii,lxvi,408p.; 26cm. -Inscribed by W.Ross, 1881. FM 1432A 1.Title 2.Sub-title 3.LOGAN, James, ca 1794-1872

McKENZIE, Kenneth, fl.1792 891.6312 Orain Ghaidhealach agus Bearla air an eadar-theangacha / le Coinneach Mac'Coinnich. - Duneadainn ; air son an ughdair, 1792. - [5],viii-ix,[4],2-273p.; 12mo in 6s, dedn, subn. FM 1303

MACKENZIE, Kenneth 346.OO8 The petition of Kenneth Mackenzie, writer to the Signet, trustee for the children of the late Partick Dounie, merchant in Stornoway, and of Joseph Dounie, the only son of the said Patrick Dounie; and Mrs. Magdalene Mackenzie, his wife. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1813. -5p.; 26cm. - bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness, [s.l.], 1784. FM3231

DOUNIE, Joseph 2. MACKENZIE, Mrs. Magdalene

MACKENZIE, Miss M. 346.008 Additional memorial, Miss M.Mackenzie, defender, against P.H.Mackenzie, pursuer. - [s.l.]: printed by P. Neill, 1828. - 20p.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank. [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. MACKENZIE, F.H.

MACKENZIE, Miss Maria 346.008 Memorial for Miss Maria Mackenzie, daughter of the late Captain Donald Mackenzie of Hartfield in Ross-shire; in the action of declarator of marriage, at the instance of Francis Humberstone Mackenzie, late merchant, Kyleakin, Skye. - [s.l.j: printed by P. Neill, 1827. - 16p.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire of Ratho Bank. [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. MACKENZIE, Francis Humberstone

MACKENZIE, Miss Maria 34.008 Minute for Miss Maria Mackenzie, daughter of the late Captain Donald Mackenzie of Hartfield, in Ross-shire; in the action of declarator of marriage, at the in-stance of Francis Humberstone Mackenzie, late mer-chant, Kyleakin, Skye. - :s.l.]: printed by P.Neill, 1828. - 2p.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank. [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. MACKENZIE, Francis Humberstone 2. [346.O16]

MACKENZIE, Miss Maria 346.OO8 Production with additional memorial for Miss Maria Mackenzie, against F.H. Mackenzie, pursuer. - [s.l.s s.n.], 1828. - 3p.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank. [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. MACKENZIE, F.H.

346.008 MACKENZIE, Mrs Mary Frederica Elizabeth Stewart

Closed record in the action at the instance of the Honourable Mrs Mary Frederica Elizabeth Stewart Mackenzie of Seaforth, and Thomas Mansfield,

pursuers; against Sir Kenneth Smith Mac-kenzie of Gairloch, Baronet, defender. - [s.l.]: printed by T. Constable, 1860. - l6p.; 28cm. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

1. MANSFIELD, Thomas 2. MACKENZIE, Sir Kenneth Smith

MACKENZIE, Murdo, fl.1834 799.1755 View of the salmon fishery of Scotland : with observations on the nature, habits, and instincts of the salmon, and on the law as affecting the rights of parties, &c. &c. - Edinburgh : printed by Neill. 1834. -viii,137p. ; 24cm. FM 3280

1.Title

MACKENZIE, Murdo, fl.l834 799.1755 View of the salmon fishery of Scotland. : with observations on the nature, habits, and instincts of the salmon, and on the law as affecting the rights of parties, etc / by the late Murdo Mackenzie of Ardross and Dundonnell. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1860. - [8], 182p.; 23cm. FM 3280A

MACKENZIE, Murdoch fl. 1747 394.4 The petition of Murdoch Mackenzie, minister of the gospel at Inverness. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1747. - 2p.; fol. -bound with: A true narrative of the reception of their Royal Highnesses on their arrival in Scotland. Edinburgh, 1680. FM721

1. [253]

MACKENZIE, Simon, fl.1703 941.071 Vis unita fortior : or the union of Great Britain in its civil and religious concerns / by Master Simon Mackensie of Allangrange. - London : printed for Luke Stokoe, 1704. - [ 16] ,181,[11] ,80p.; 8vo. - FML has 2 copies. FM 98 & 98A

MACKENZIE, Thomas, fl.1830 346.OO264 Dundonnell cause : report of the trial by jury, Thomas Mackenzie, Esq. against Robert Roy, Esq. W.S.; reported by Simon MacGregor, May 11th 1830. -Edinburgh : Daniel Lizars, 1830. - 84p.; 22cm. - Bound with : the author's Dundonnell cause, second trial. Edinburgh, 1831. FM 3538

1.Title 2.ROY, Robert, fl.1830 3.MACGREGOR, Simon, fl.1830

MCKENZIE, Thomas, fl.1830 346.00264 Dundonnell cause, second trial : report of the trial by jury, Thomas M'Kenzie, Esq., against Robert Roy, Esq., W.S., in the Court of Session at Edinburgh, 4th January 1831 and four following days; reported by

Mr.S.MacGregor and Mr.D.Lizars of the New North Briton. - Edinburgh : North Briton Office, 1831. - viii,192p.; 22cm. - Bound with : the author's Dundonnell cause. Edinburgh, 1830. FM 3538

1.Title 2.ROY, Robert, fl.1830 3.MCGREG0R, Simon, fl.1830

MCKENZIE, William 787.5. Laoidh a' phurgadoin/by William Mackenzie. - [s.l.:s.n.], [189-?]. - 4p.; 16cm. - bound with: The Harp Institute. [Glasgow ?], [18-?].

1. [245.9163]

MCKENZIE, William. 629.132509 Report on the Lochcarron evictions of 1882 / by William Mackenzie. - Inverness: Free Press Printing Co., 1882. -12p.; 18cm. - bound with: Nadar, Felix. The right to fly. London,1866. FM693

1.[ 346.0432]

MCKENZIE, William, fl.1892 398.2 Gaelic incantations, charms, and blessings of the Hebrides, [and], the seal in Hebridean and Northern lore / by William Mackenzie. - [Inverness?] : [Mackenzie?], [1892]. - 88p.; 22cm. - "Gaelic incantations, etc" originally published in the Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness, vol.XVIII, 1891-92, p.97-182. FM 1418

M' KERRELL, Henry 346.008 The petition of Henry M'Kerrell, Esq.. of Hillhouse, in the county of Ayr. - Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1852. - 9p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

MACKIE, Charles, fl.1830 941.442 Historical description of the Royal Palace of Linlithgow and the Church of Saint Michael / by Charles Mackie; embellished with seven engravings by James Peterkin. - Edinburgh : Anderson, 1830. - 48p., 7 leaves of plates : ill.; 21cm. FM 2819

MACKINLAY, D., fl.1878 914.117 The island of Lews and its fishermen-crofters : in a letter to Hugh M.Matheson, the commissioner for Sir James Matheson of Lews / [by D.Mackinlay]. - London : printed by Barrett, 1878. - lix,43p.; 22cm. FM 2433

MACKINLAY, James M., f1.1893 398.26 Folklore of Scottish lochs and springs / by James M. Mackinlay. - Glasgow : Hodge, 1893. - xii,364p.; 22cm. FM 252

McKINNON, Charles, fl.1780 S824.4 Essays on the following subjects : wealth and force of nations, authenticity of Ossian, accompanyment, existence of body, fortification, battle / by Charles M'Kinnon. - Edinburgh : printed for William Creech, 1785. - [9],6-212p., 11 folding leaves of plates : ill.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. - Inscribed by the author. FM 1080

MACKINNON, Donald D., Rev. 929.2 Memoirs of clan Fingon / by Rev.Donald D.Mackinnon.-Tunbridge Wells : printed by Lewis Hepworth for private circulation, [1882?]. - [12],221p., 2 folding leaves; 22cm. FM 3433

1.MACKINNON, Family

MACKINNON, Donald, 1839-1914 S825.6 University of Edinburgh Celtic Chair : inaugural address / by Donald Mackinnon. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan and Stewart, 1883. - 36p.; 22cm. - Inscribed by the author. Bound with s Mackenzie, A. The military expedition to the Isle of Skye. [Inverness?], 1881;. Campbell, C. The Highland regimental feather bonnet. London, 1884. FM 2962

1.UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH 2. [491.6]

MACKINNON, Miss Isabella, 346.OO8 Defences for Miss Isabella MacKinnon, milliner in Inverness; against the action at the instance of Miss Euphemia Macdonald, milliner in Inverness. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1812. - 3p.; 27cm. - bound with: Cuthbert, John. Extract, registrate service and sasine, Mr. John Cuthbert, [ s.l. ] , 1680. FM772

1. MACDONALD, Euphemia.

MACKINTOSH, family. 367.94121 Excerpts from index to the Great Seal of all charters in favour of persons named Mackintosh, list of sasines and retours of the services of persons of the name Mackintosh. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?], 8p.; 34p. -bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [929.2]

MACKINTOSH, Family 500.941 Public dinner to celebrate the marriage of the Mackintosh, Caledonian Hotel, Inverness, Tuesday 4th May, 1875; list of toasts. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1875. - 1 leaf ; 18cm. - bound with: Jolly, William. The scientific materials of the north and our scientific work. Inver-ness, 1876. FM716

1. [642.45]

MACKINTOSH, Sir Aeneas, d.1820 941.22 Notes descriptive and historical principally relating to the parish of Moy in Strathdearn and the town and neighbourhood of Inverness / by Sir Aeneas Mackintosh of Mackintosh. - [London] : printed [by R.Clay] for Alfred Donald Mackintosh of Mackintosh, 1892. - [4],68p.; 26cm. - No.3 of 100 copies. inscribed by the publisher.

FM 3371

1. [941.21]

MACKINTOSH, Aeneas. 328.4204 [Printed letter on appointment of office of collector of county rates] from/Aeneas Mackintosh. - Inverness: Cess and Tax Office, 1835. - 1 leaf; 24cm. - bound with: Great Britain. Parliament. Severall proceedings in parliament. London, 1650. FM701

1. [352.133]

MACKINTOSH, Alexander 346.008 The petition of Alexander Mackintosh, Esq, of Mackintosh. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1821. - 3p.; 28cm. -bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown, [s.l.], 1808. FM3233

MACKINTOSH, Alexander 346.008 The petition of Alexander Mackintosh, Esq. of Mackintosh, [and others]. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1821. -3p.; 28cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown,

[s.l.], 1808. FM3233

MACKINTOSH, Alexander 346.008 The petition of Alexander Mackintosh, Esq. of Mackintosh, [and others]. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1821. -2p.; 28cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. In-formation for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq of Muirtown...

[s.l.], 1808. FM3233

MACKINTOSH, Alexander 346.008 Reclaiming note for Alexander Mackintosh, Esquire, captain and chief of Clanchattan, pursuer; in the action at his instance against Mrs. Aemilia Colin Chisholm or Mackintosh of Balnespick, defender. -[s.l.]: printed by M. Anderson, 1835. - 2p.; 28cm. -bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown, [s.l.], 1808. FM3233

1. CHISHOLM, Mrs Aemilia Colin 2. MACKINTOSH, Mrs Aemilia Colin

MACKINTOSH, Alexander 346.008 Summons of exhibition and delivery, Mackintosh against Macqueen and Mackintosh, &c. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1821. - 3p.; 28cm. - bound with: Duff Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown, [s.l.], 1808. FM3233

MACKINTOSH, Alexander 346.008 Summons, Mackintosh of Mackintosh, against Chisholm or Mackintosh. - [s.l.], printed by M. Anderson, 1835. - 2p.; 28cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown...

[s.l.], 1808. FM3233

MACKINTOSH, Alexander Aeneas 346.008 Joint print of documents in action of reduction-im provation and declarator of non-entry, at the in-stance of Alexander Aeneas Mackintosh of Mackintosh, in the county of Inverness, pursuer; against Neil John Macgillivray of Dunmaglass, ......; and Colonel William Fraser Tytler ; and John Ross , defenders. - [s.l.]: printed by T. Constable, 1869. - 25p.; 28cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown

[s.l.], 1808 FM3233

MACKINTOSH, Angus 346.008 Closed record, in the action of damages, Angus Mackintosh, Esq., of Holm and Drummond, pursuer; against John Smith and William Henry Lowe, doctors of medicine, and the proprietors of keepers of the Madhouse known by the name of Saughton Hall, sit-uated near Edinburgh, and carrying on business as such, defenders. - Edinburgh: printed by Colston & Son, 1863. - 11p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State. [s.l.], 1795. FM3240

1. SMITH, John 2. LOWE, William Henry 3.[346.013]

MACKINTOSH, Angus 346.008 Issue, in causa Angus Mackintosh, Esq., against John Smith & William H. Lowe. - Edinburgh: printed by Colston & Son, 1864. - 2p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State. [s.l.], 1795. FM3240

1. SMITH, John 2. LOWE, William H.

MACKINTOSH, Angus 346.008 Angus Mackintosh, Esq. of Holme, in the county of Inverness, appellant. Patrick Arkley, Esq. advocate, one of the Sheriff-substitutes in the county of Edinburgh or Midlothian, and residing in Edinburgh, respondent. Statement by the appellant. - Edinburgh: printed by Colston and Son, [1867]. - 26p.; 28cm. -bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

1. ARKLEY, Patrick

MACKINTOSH, Angus 346.008 Joint appendix for pursuer and defenders, in sum-mons of declarator, and in summons of reduction and declarator, both at the instance of Angus Mackintosh, Esq. of Drummond, pursuer; against George Mackintosh, Esq. of Geddes, in the county of Nairn, and others, defenders. - Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1854. - 49p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State. [s.l.], 1795. FM3240

1. MACKINTOSH, George

MACKINTOSH, Angus 346.008 Judge's notes of evidence, and documents put in as evidence, in the cause in which Angus Mackintosh, Esquire of Holm and Drummond, &c., was pursuer; and Hugh Fraser, W.S., residing in Edinburgh; George Glover, lately surgeon in Edinburgh, now in London; and Thomas Graham Weir, doctor of medicine, residing in Edinburgh, were defenders. - [s.l.]: printed by Grant Brothers, 1859. - 99p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State. [s.l.], 1795. FM3240 1. FRASER, Hugh 3. WEIR, Thomas Graham 2. GLOVER, George 4.[346.013]

MACKINTOSH, Angus. 367.94.21 Mad doctors, mad houses and mad laws; in a series of three letters addressed to the editor of the 'Scotsman' / by Angus Mackintosh. - Edinburgh: published for the author, 1864. - 24p.; 21cm. - bound with: Highland Society of London. Rules of the Highland Society of London. London,1787. FM1032

1.[362.2]

MACKINTOSH, Angus 346.008 Report of pursuer's proof, in declarator of sanity, Angus Mackintosh, Esq., of Holme and Drummond, against Mrs Janet Macpherson or Mackintosh of Holme, and others. - [s.l.]: printed by Neill & Co., 1861. - 64p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State. [s.l.], 1795. FM3240

1. MCPHERSON, Mrs Janet 2 MACKINTOSH, Mrs Janet 3 [346.013]

MACKINTOSH, Campbell 346.008 Bill of advocation for Campbell Mackintosh, town-clerk of Inverness, against William Mac-pherson, vintner in Inverness. - [s.l.:s.n.], [183—?]. - 37p.; 28cm. - bound with: Duff, High Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown, [s.l.], 1808 FM3233

1. MACPHERSON, William

MACKINTOSH, Campbell 346.008 Defences for Campbell Mackintosh, Esq. of Dalmi-gavie; against the action of exhibition and de-livery of the instance of Alexander Mackintosh, Esq. of Mackintosh. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1821. - 2p.; 28cm. -bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown,

[s.l.], 1808. FM3233

1. MACKINTOSH, Alexander

MACKINTOSH, Campbell 346.008 Summons, Campbell Mackintosh of Dalmigavie, town-clerk of Inverness, against Captain Donald M'Queen of Corrybrough, and others. - Edinburgh: printed by J. Shaw, 1827. - 6p.; 27cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muir-town, Esq.................... [s.l.], 1816 FM3232

1. M'QUEEN, Captain Donald

MACKINTOSH, Charles Calder, 1806-1868 252.05241 Memorials of the life and ministry of Charles Calder Mackintosh of Tain and Dunoon; edited with a sketch of the religious history of the northern Highlands of Scotland, by the Rev.William Taylor. - Second edition. -Edinburgh : Edmonston & Douglas, 1871. - xii,295p.; 20cm. - Contains biographical sketch and 23 sermons. FM 2170

1.TAYLOR, William, fl.1870 2. [922.541]

MACKINTOSH, Campbell 346.008 Revised case for Campbell Mackintosh, Esq. writer in Inverness; in the action of multiplepoinding and exoneration originally raised at the instance of Abraham Roberts, Esq. merchant in London, and the said Campbell Mackintosh, his factor and mandatory; and now insisted in at the instance of Abram Wildey Robarts, Esq. merchant and banker in London, and of the said Campbell Mackintosh; against the creditors and representatives of the late Lewis Cuthbert, Esq., sometime Provost-Marshall of the island of Jamaica. -[s.l.]: printed by R.Wallace, 1832. - 9p.; 27cm. -bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muirtown, Esq [s.l.], 1816 FM3232 (continued on next card)

(continued form previous card) 346.008

1. ROBERTS, Abraham 2. ROBARTS, Abram Wildey

MACKINTOSH, Colin. 658.84 Statement of facts for Colin Mackintosh, licensed hawker, residing at No. 18 Ross's Close, Merkinch, Inverness, shewing his treatment at the hands of the Officials of excise. - [s.l.;s.n.], [18-?]. - 1 leaf; 32cm. - bound with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. FM711

1. [346.033]

MACKINTOSH, D., fl.1869 554.2 The scenery of England and Wales : its character and origin, being an attempt to trace the nature of the geological causes, especially denudation, by which the physical features of the country have been produced / by D.Mackintosh. - London : Longmans & Green, 1869. -xxiv,339p.; ill.; 20cm. FM 2792

MACKINTOSH, Duncan, f l . 1 8 3 1 8 9 1 . 6 3 1 0 0 8 Co-chruinneach dh'orain thaghte Ghaeleach nach robh riamh ann an clo-buala / les an ughdar Donncha Mac Intoisich. - Edinburgh : printed by John Elder, 1831. - vi,214p.; 19cm. - "The following songs are chiefly the composition of Margaret M'Gregor, wife of Donald Gow, Auchinrie, Parish of Blair-Athol, and of Duncan M'Gregor, Braes of Foss, accompanied by a few more ancient and modern songs." EM 1399

1.Title

MACKINTOSH, George 346.008 Answers for George Mackintosh, Esquire of Geddes, patron and titular of the united parishes of Moy and Dalarossie, in the shire of Inverness, to the petition of the Right Honourable the Earl Cawdor and others, heritors of the said united parishes. -[s.l.]: printed by R.Wallace, 1861. - 3p.; 26cm. -bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness, [s.l.], 1784 FM3231

1. CAWDOR, Earl

MACKINTOSH, George 346.008 Reclaiming note, George Mackintosh, Esq. & others against Lord Curriehill's interlocutor. - Edinburgh: printed by R.Wallace, 1854. - 3p.; 26cm. - bound with: Ross, Alexander. Condescendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie, [s.l.], 1755. FM3239

1. CURRIEHILL, Lord

MACKINTOSH, H. M. S823.6 Round about Nairn : tales of the shire / by H.M.Mackintosh. - Dublin : Humphrey & Armour, [l886]. -98p., ill.; 15cm. - Originally published in the Weekly Irish Times. FM 176

MACKINTOSH, J., f1.1836 970.1 The discovery of America by Christopher Columbus and the origin of the North American Indians / by J.Mackintosh. - Toronto : printed by W.J.Coates, 1836. - 152p.; 22cm, subn. FM 598

MACKINTOSH, Sir James, 1765-1832 S828.5 The miscellaneous works / of the Right Honourable Sir James Mackintosh. - New edition. - London : Longman, Brown, Green & Longmans, 1854-. - 3v.(viii,582p. : [6], 568p. : vi,600p.); 18cm. - Includes works on philosophy, history & politics. FM 3373

MACKINTOSH, Sir James, 1765-1832 320.94404 Vindiciae Gallicae : defence of the French Revolution and its English admirers against the accusations of the Right Hon.Edmund Burke, including some strictures on the late production of Mons.de Calonne / by James Mackintosh. - Dublin : printed by W.Corbet, for R.Cross [et al.], 1791. - [2],vi,167p.; 8vo. FM 2459

1.BURKE, Edmund, 1729-1797

MACKINTOSH, Sir James, 1765-1832 320.94404 Vindiciae Gallicae : defence of the French Revolution and its English admirers against the accusations of the Right Hon.Edmund Burke, including some strictures on the late production of Mons.de Calonne / by James Mackintosh. - The fourth edition, with additions. -London : printed for G.G.J.& J.Robinson, 1792. - [4], xiii,[2],l6-381p.; 8vo. FM 2459A

1.BURKE, Edmund, 1729-1797

MACKINTOSH, John 346.008 Answers for John Macintosh, Esq. late provost of Inverness; to the petition of Robert Macbain of Nairnside, trustee of Campbell Macintosh, writer in Inverness. - [Edinburgh]: printed by D.Willison, 1806. - 49p.; 26cm. - bound with: Shaw, Angus. State of the process: Angus Shaw, merchant in Inverness; ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [s.l.], [1770?]. FM3235

1. MACBAIN, Robert 2. MACINTOSH, Campbell

MACKINTOSH, John, 1833-1907 929.72 Historic Earls and Earldoms of Scotland / by John Mackintosh. - Aberdeen : Jolly, [1898]. - xx,17-356p.; 21cm. FM 326

MACKINTOSH, John, 1833-1907 941 The history of civilisation in Scotland / by John Mackintosh. - Aberdeen : printed for the author, 1877-88. - 4v.; 23cm. - Vols.2-4 published by A.Brown. FM 136

346.008

MACKINTOSH, Lachlan Criminal letters, Lachlan Mackintosh, Esq. of Raigmore, with concurrence of the Lord Advocate against George Cameron, solicitor, now or lately residing in the town of Inverness, and county of Inverness, [s.l.], 1832.

MACKINTOSH, Lachlan 346.008 Remarks for Lachlan Mackintosh, Esq. of Raigmore, and William Mackintosh, Esq., petitioners; on the state for Culloden's trustees respondents. - [s.l.]: printed by Michael Anderson, 1820. - 12p.; 27cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muirtown, Esq [s.l.], 1816. FM3232

1. MACKINTOSH, William

MACKINTOSH, Lachlan 346.008 Summons, L.Mackintosh, against John Edwards. -[s.l.]: printed by Michael Anderson, 1825. - 8p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State, [s.l.;, 1795. FM3240

1. EDWARDS, John

MACKINTOSH, Lachlan 346.008 Criminal letters, Lachlan Mackintosh, Esq. of Raigmore, with concurrence of the Lord Advocate,

against George Cameron, solicitor, now or lately residing in the town of Inverness, and county of Inverness. - [s.l.]: printed by M. Anderson, 1832. -7p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State, [s.l.], 1795. FM3240

1. CAMERON, George

MACKINTOSH, Lachlan, fl.1813 941.21 Observations on objects interesting to the Highlands of Scotland, particularly to Inverness and Inverness-shire / [by Invernessicus]. - [Edinburgh] : [s.n.], [1814?]. - [4],x,220,50p.; 22cm. - Pseudonym from dedn. FM 762A

1.Title 2.INVERNESSICUS

MACKINTOSH, Lachlan, fl.1813 941.21 Observations on objects interesting to the Highlands of Scotland, particularly to Inverness and Inverness-shire / [by Invernessicus]. - Second edition. -Edinburgh : printed at the Caledonian Mercury Press, 1814. - [4] ,x,220,50p.; 22cm. - Pseudonym from dedn. Real name from manuscript note. FM 762

1.Title 2.INVERNESSICUS

MACKINTOSH, of Mackintosh 346.008 Summons of declarator, ob non solutum canonem, Mackintosh of Mackintosh, against Macpherson of Cluny. - [s.l.]: printed by M.Anderson, 1828. -5p.; 26cm. - bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness, ........[ s.l.], 1784. FM3231

1. CLUNY, Macpherson of

MACKINTOSH, Robert James, fl.1835 928.21 Memoirs of the life of the Right Honourable Sir James; Mackintosh / edited by his son Robert James Mackintosh. - London : Moxon, 1835. - 2v.(viii,527p. : viii,5l6p.); 22cm. - "The following pages consist almost exclusively of extracts from letters and journals"

FM 3374

1.MACKINTOSH, Sir James, 1765-1832

MACKINTOSH, S., 1815-1853 Sermons / by S.Mackintosh. viii,296p.; 18cm. FM 2039

252.05241 - Aberdeen : Smith, 1855. -

MACKINTOSH, William, 1662-1743 631.61 An essay on ways and means for inclosing, fallowing, planting, &c. Scotland, and that in sixteen years at farthest / by a lover of his country. - Edinburgh : printed and sold at Mr.Freebairn's shop; London : at Mr.Millar's, 1729. - [2],iii-lii,[4],355 [ie 335]p, 1 folding leaf : plan; 8vo, dedn. - 2 copies in FML, one lacking the folding leaf.

FM 1458 & 1458A 1.Title 2.A LOVER of his country.

MACKINTOSH FARR ESTATE BILL. - Inverness: [s.n.], 1862. -1 leaf; 31cm. - bound with: A true narrateive of the re-ception of their Royal Highnesses at their arrival in Scotland. Edinburgh, 1680. FM721

1. [379.41]

MCKNIGHT, Samuel 346.008 Answers for Samuel Macknight, writer to the Signet, common agent in the locality of Roxburgh, to the petition of James Home of Carlside, Esq; proprietor of that part of Over Roxburgh which formerly belong-ed to William Mein; and for William Bain, John Purves, Robert Macdougal, and Andrew Gray, portioners of Stockstruther. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 12p.; 25cm. -bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Conducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797-FM2l60(iii)

1. HOME, James 4. PURVES, John 2. MEIN, William 5. MACDOUGAL, Robert 3. BAIN, William 6. GRAY, Andrew

M'LACHLAN, Ewan. 324.2 Elegy on the death of Mr. James Beattie/by Ewan M'Lachlan. - Aberdeen: printed by D. Chalmers, for the author, 1810. - 24p.; 14cm. - bound with: Inverness Burgh. List of electors. Inverness,[1840]. FM779

1. [S821.7]

MACLACHLAN, Ewen, 1775-1822 S821.5 Attempts in verse / by Ewen Maclachlan. - Aberdeen : printed for the author by J.Chalmers, 1807. - 62p.; 15cm. - Contains poems in English, Latin & Greek. Inscribed by Alexr.Macbean, Alves, 1807. FM 3181

MACLACHLAN, Ewen, 1775-1822 S821.5 Elegy on the death of Mr.James Beattie, Professor of Humanity & Natural History in the University and Marischal College, Aberdeen / by Ewen M'Lachlan. -Aberdeen : printed for the author by D.Chalmers, 1810. -24p.; 15cm. FM 3100

MACLACHLAN, Ewen, 1775-1822 S821.5 Metrical effusions on a variety of subjects / by Ewen Maclachlan. - The second edition, enlarged and improved. - Aberdeen : printed by D.Chalmers, 1816. -viii,276p.; 20cm. - Mainly English verse, but includes some Latin, Greek & Gaelic. 2 copies in FML. FM 1981 & 3094

1. [871.04] 2. [881.03] 3. [891.6312]

MACLACHLAN, John, fl.1869 891.6313 Dain agus orain / le Iain Mac-Lachain. - Glascho : Mac-na-Ceardadh, 1869. - 35p.; 18cm. FM 1356

MACLAINE, John 346.008 Additional information for John Maclaine of Lochbuy, defender, against Mary Maclean and her husband for his interest, pursuers. [s.l.: s.n.], 1760. - 6p.; 4to . - bound with: Couper, David. The petition of the representatives of David Couper of New Grange. [s.l.], 1752.

FM3320

1. MACLEAN, Mary

McLAUCHLAN, Alexander Fraser, fl.1832 616.935 Dissertatio medica inauguralis : quaedam de dysenteria complectens / eruditorum examini subjicit Alexander Fraser M'Lauchlan. - Edinburgi : excudebant Jac. Ballantyne, 1832. - [l0],38p.; 22cm. FM 1592

McLAUCHLAN, Thomas, 1816-1886 891.63 Celtic gleanings : or notices of the history and. literature of the Scottish Gael / by Thos.M'Lauchlan. -Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1857. - viii,l68p.; 18cm. FM 2952

McLAUCHLAN, Thomas, 1816-1886 274.1 The early Scottish church : the ecclesiastical history of Scotland from the first to the twelfth century / by the Rev.Thomas M'Lauchlan. - Edinburgh : Clark, 1865. - viii,450p.; 23cm.

FM 2102

MACLAURIN, John, Lord Dreghorn 345.00264 Arguments and decisions in remarkable cases : before the High Court of Justiciary and other supreme courts in Scotland / collected by Mr.MacLaurin. - Edinburgh : printed for J.Bell; London : for E. & C.Dilly, 1774. -[ 3],iv-xl,776,[8]p.; 4to, advt. FM 1815

MACLEAN, Duncan, fl.1868 245.9163 Laoidhean agus dain / le Donnachadh Mac-Gilleadhain. -Glascho : G.Mac-na-Ceardadh, 1868. - 112p.; 17cm. -FM 1336

MACLEAN, Hector, fl.1872 891.6313 Marbhrann air an t-Ollamh Domhnullach a bha anns an Toisidheachd / le Eachann MacIlleathain. -Inbhirgordon : MacChoinnich, 1872. - 39p.; 18cm.

FM1337

MACLEAN, J. P., fl.1900 929.2 An examination into the evidence of the chiefship of Clann-Ghilleain / by J.P.MacLean. - Glasgow : MacLure & MacDonald, 1895. - 26p.; 22cm. FM 3367

1.MACLEAN, Family

MACLEAN, J. P., fl.1900 970.03 An historical account of the settlements of Scotch Highlanders in America prior to the peace of 1783 : together with notices of Highland regiments and

biographical sketches /by J.P.MacLean.- Cleveland : Helman-Taylor; Glasgow : MacKay, 1900. - 459p., ill.; 22cm. FM 608

MACLEAN, J. P., fl.1900 914. 117 An historical, archaeological and geological examination of Fingal's Cave in the island of Staffa : rewritten and enlarged from the original report made to the Smithsonian Institution in the year 1887 / by J.P.MacLean. - Subscribers' edition. -Ciccinnati : Clarke, 1890. - [2],49p., ill.; 23cm. FM 359

MACLEAN, Lachlan, fl.1837 491.63 Adhamh agus Eubh : no craobh sheanachais nan Gael / le Lachlan Mac'Leon. - Edinburgh : MacLachlan & Stewart, 1837. - xii,107p.; 20cm. FM 1379

1. [417.2]

MACLEAN, Lachlan, fl.1837 941.17 An historical account of Iona, from the earliest period / by L.Maclean. - Third edition, revised. -Glasgow : M'Phun, 1838. - [2],4,135p.; 15cm. FM 1651

MACLEAN,, Magnus, fl.1892 891.631008 Skye bards /by Magnus Maclean. - [Inverness?] :

[Mackenzie?], [1893?]. - 52p.; 22cm. - "Paper read before the Gaelic Society of Glasgow on 20th December, 1892." Lacks title-page. FM 2964

MACLEAN, Margaret S823.6 A romance of Skye / by Maggie Maclean. - Edinburgh : Oliphant, Anderson & Ferrier, [1894?]. - 319p., ill.; 20cm. FM 232

MACLEAN, Mary 346.008 Memorial for Mary Maclean, only lawful child now in life, of the deceast Lauchlan Maclean of Lochbuy and for Allan Maclean of Drumnin, her husband, for his interest, pursuers, against John Maclean, now of Lochbuy, defender. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1762. - 20p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Coupar David. The petition of the representatives of Mr David Couper of Newgrange. [s.l.], 1752.

FM3320

1. MACLEAN, Lauchlin 2. MACLEAN, Allan 3. MACLEAN, John

MACLEAY, Kenneth, fl.1819 914.117 Description of the Spar Cave lately discovered in the Isle of Skye, with some geological remarks relative to that island / by K.Macleay. To which is subjoined, The Mermaid, a poem / [by Dr.Leyden]. - Edinburgh : Bryce, 1811. - 88p.; 23cm. - Inscribed by the author.

FM 342

1.LEYDEN, John, 1775-1811 2. [S821.5]

MACLEOD, A., Major-General 954.03 On India / by A,Macleod. - London : Longmans & Green, 1872. - [6],198p.; 23cm. FM 150

MACLEOD, Donald, fl. 1840 941.1081 [Gloomy memories] Donald M'Leod's gloomy memories in the Highlands of Scotland : versus Mrs.Harriet Beecher Stowe's sunny memories in (England) a foreign land, or a faithful picture of the extirpation of the Celtic race from the Highlands of Scotland. - Glasgow : Sinclair, 1892. - [6],iv,xvi,212p.; 22cm. - Originally published in the Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle, 1841. FML has 4 copies. FM 216, 216A, 216B, 216C

MACLEOD, Donald, fl.1811 891.631008 Orain nuadh Ghaeleach : amillie ri beagain do cho-chruinneachadh urramach na'n aireamh; le Domhnul MacLeoid. - Inbhirneis : clodh-bhuailt agus r'an reic le Eoin Young airson an udair, 1811. - 271 p.; 22cm. FM 1413

1.Title

MACLEOD, Donald, fl. 181+0 941.108l [Gloomy memories] The Sutherlandshire clearances / by Donald M'Leod. Celtic tenure of land, by M.de Sismondi / [by B.] - Greenock : printed by A.Mackenzie, 1856. -107p.; 22cm. - "The Sutherlandshire clearances" originally published in the Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle, 1841. "Celtic tenure of land" originally published in the Westminster Review, 1843. FM 273

1 . B.

M'LEOD, Mrs. Janet 346.008 Memorial and abstract of the prepared state, in the process of ranking and sale at the instance of Mrs. Janet M'Leod or M'Lean, [and others] against Major Alexander M'Donald [and others]; and against W.A. Turner, Esq.. - [s.l.]: printed by M.Anderson, 1834. -10p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State, [s.l.], 1817. FM3240

1. M'LEAN, Mrs Janet 2. M'DONALD, Major Alexander 3. TURNER, W.A.

MACLEOD, Henry Dunning. 370 The results of operation of the poorhouse system in Easter Ross/by Henry Dunning Macleod. - Inverness: Courier Office, 1851. - 16p.; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness Society for the education of the poor. Moral statistics. Inverness, 1826. FM717

1. [362.5]

MACLEOD,, John, f1.1799 252.05241 Caution against the philosophy of the times : a sermon preached before the Synod of Glenelg, July 17th 1799 / by John MacLeod. - Aberdeen : printed by J.Chalmers, 1799. - [3],4-40p.; 8vo in 4s.

FM2124

MACLEOD, Neil 254.05241 Case of the parish of South-Uist, on the part of the whole heritors, the elders, and almost the whole heads of families, concurring with a Royal present-ation in favours of Mr Neil Macleod missionary preach-er, appellants; the presbytery of Uist, respondents. The appellants case. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1745. - 10p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies, .........

. [s.l.], [1744] FM3321

McLEOD, Nicholas Kenneth, d.1898 274.1 The Churches of Buchan and notes by the way : being short sketches of the early history of Christianity in Scotland, from its introduction to the Reformation / by the late Rev.N.K.McLeod. - Aberdeen : Milne, 1899. -xvi,148p., 18 leaves of plates : ill.; 22cm.

FM 2084

1. [941.25]

M'LEOD, Neil 346.008 The petition of Neil M'Leod of Gresto. - Edinburgh: printed by J. Hay & Co., 1815 - - 6p.; 26cm. - bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness, [s.l.], 1784. FM3231

M'LEOD, Neil 346.008 Answers for Neil M'Leod, of Gesto, to the con-descendence for John Nicol, contained in his representation to the Lord Ordinary. - Edinburgh: printed by J.Hay & Co., 1815.- 2p.; 26cm. - bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness, [s.l.], 1784. FM3231

1. NICOL, John

MACLEOD, R.B.Aeneas 346.OO8 Record, as authenticated in conjoined actions of suspension, R.B. Aeneas Macleod, Esq. suspender, against William Paul, Esq. charger, and reduction and declarator, the said William Paul, Esq. against Lieut. Roderick Robertson, and others. - [s.l.]; printed by Anderson & Bryce, 1827- - 15p.; 26cm, -bound with: Ross, Alexander. Condescendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie, ................... • [s.l.], 1755 FM3239

1. PAUL, William 2. ROBERTSON, Lieut. Roderick

MACLEOD, Norman, 1754-1801 320.94107 Letters to the people of North Britain : on the universally allowed corruption of the Commons House of Parliament, and the indispensible necessity of its immediate and radical — , the only measure from whence unanimity and energy can be expected even in the perilous period of war / by Norman Macleod. - London : printed for James Ridgway, 1793. - [3],4-l6p.; 8vo. FM 89

MACLEOD, Norman, 1783-1862 893.6333 Caraid nan Gaidheal : aireamh taghta de sgriobhaidhnean / Tormoid MacLeoid. Agus cunntas air a bheatha / le 'mhac Tormoid MacLeoid. - Glasgow : Mackenzie, 1867. - xlviii, 792p.; 20cm. FM 1403

1.MACLEOD, Norman, 1812-1872

MACLEOD, Norman, 1783-1862 891.63008 -Co'chruinneachadh air a chur r'a cheile air iarrtas Comuinn Ard-sheanadh Eagluis na h-Alba arson an sgoilean air feadh Tir-mor agus Eileana na Gaeltachd / le Tormaid MacLeod. - Glascho : clo-bhuailte le A.Young, 1828. - xii,300p.; 18cm. PM 1328

1.Title 2.COMUNN ARD-SHEANADH EAGLUIS NA H-ALBA

MACLEOD, Norman, 1783-1862 891.6333 Leabhar nan cnoc : comh-chrtuinneachadh do nithibh sean agus nuadh airson oilean agus leas nan Gaidheal / le Tormoid MacLeoid. - Greenock : Neill & Fraser, 1834. -xii,3l6p.; 19cm. FM 1382

MACLEOD, Norman, 1783-1862 252.05241 The spiritual warfare = an cogadh spioradail : searmoin/ le Tormaid MacLeoid. - Glasgow : Campbell, 1841. -36p.; 16cm. FM 1307

MACLEOD, Col. Norman 346.008 The petition of Colonel Norman Macleod of Macleod; and Norman Macleod of Islandriock, his factor. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1792. - l6p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness ......... [s.l.], 1784. FM3231

MACLEOD, Roderick. 1795-1868. 262.8 Report of the proceedings of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, 23rd May, 1826, in the case of the suspension of the Rev. Roderick MacLeod, Minister of Bracadale. - Edinburgh: J. Lindsay, 1826. - iii,43p.; 22cm. FM2031

1. CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. General Assembly.

MACLISE, Daniel, 1806-1870 741.64 The story of the Norman conquest / by Daniel MacLise. -London : Art-Union of London, 1866. - [4]p., 42 leaves of plates : ill.; 24 x 50cm. FM 1072

1.Title

MACLOC, J 500.9 New, complete, and universal natural history of all the most remarkable quadrupeds, birds, fishes, reptiles, and insects in the known world, illustrative of their natures, dispositions, manners, habits, &c. / regularly arranged and compiled by J.Macloc. - London : A.K.Newman, 1813. - 336p., ill.; 18cm. - Illustrated with engravings by J.Thompson. FM 667

MACMILLAN, Alister, 1764-1853 891.6312 Orain / le Alasdair Mac-Ille-Mhaoil. - Inverness : printed by John. Murdoch, 1882. - [16]p.; 22cm.. FM 1422

MCMILLAN, E.H. fl.1893. 332.422 3 Some notes on the silver question / by E.H. Macmillan. -Edinburgh: MacNiven and Wallace,1893. - 161—179p.; 23cm. - ( Transactions of the Chartered Accountants Students Society of Edinburgh: vol. v, no.9). FM2504

1.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Students Society of Edinburgh.

MACNAB, Kennedy. 342.087 Letter to Alexander Shaw, Esq., baker, Dean of Guild of the Royal Burgh of Inverness, on the powers and duties of the Dean of Guild / by M. . - [Inverness]: printed for the author, 1861. - 11p.;21 cm. - bound with: An elder of the Free Church. Supplement to reasons assigned by an elder of the Free Church. Glasgow, 1854. FM714

1.[352.92]

M'NAB, Kennedy. 500.941 Letter to Dr. Roderick Fraser, on the sanitary state of Inverness and other matters neglected by the authorities / by Kennedy M'Nab. - Inverness: published for the author , 1858. - 12p.; 19cm. - bound with: Jolly, William. The scientific materials of the north and our scientific work. Inverness, 1876. FM716

1. FRASER, Roderick 2. [614.7]

M'NAB, Kennedy. 370 The trial of Thompson Aimers: a voice from the convict prison/Kennedy M'Nab, 1858. - 11p.; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness Society for the education of the poor. Moral statistics. Inverness, 1826. FM717

1. AIMERS, Thompson 2. [345.0263]

M'NEILE, Hugh. 1795-1879. 273.9 Speech of the Rev. Hugh M'Neile at the great meeting in Exeter Hall, 10th May, 1844. - Edinburgh: Myles macphail , 1844. - 16p.; 21cm. - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. [230.5241]

McNEILL, Duncan 346.008 The petition of the Reverend the presbytery of Lorn, and of the Right Honourable Duncan. McNeill, her Majesty's advocate for Scotland. - [s.l.]: printed by Neill and Company, 1846. - ; 28cm. -bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

McNEILL, George P., fl.1886 S821.1 Sir Tristrem; edited by George P.McNeill. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1886. - xlviii,148p.; 23cm. - (Scottish Text Society; vol.8). FM 391

1.SIR TRISTREM

MACNEILL, Hector, 1746-1818 S823.5 Memoirs of the life and travels of the late Charles MacPherson, Esq. in Asia, Africa, and America / written chiefly by himself between the years 1773 and 1790. -Edinburgh : Constable, 1800. - xvi,258p.; 20cm. -Inscribed by J.C.Deacon. FM 2648

1.Title 2.MACPHERSON, Charles

MACNEILL, Hector, 1746-1818 S821.5 The poetical works / of Hector MacNeill. - London : Longman & Rees, 1801. - 2v.; 17cm. - Inscribed by John M'Gillivray. FML lacks v.2. FM 3106

MCNEILL, Hector, 1746-1818 S823.5 The Scottish adventurers : or the way to rise, an historical tale / by Hector MacNeill. - Edinburgh ; Blackwood, 1812. - 2v.(viii,287p. : [2],257p.); 18cm. FM 1697

McNEILL, Sir John, 1795-1883 330.94108 Report to the Board of Supervision by Sir John M'Neill on the Western. Highlands and Islands. - Edinburgh : H.M.S.O., 1851. - lii,158p.; 33cm. FM 2396

1.GREAT BRITAIN. Parliament, Poor Law Board.

50 09924

MACNEILL, Nigel, fl.1872 891.6313 Cian-dhain, le danaibh eile = Neniae, with other poems / by Nigel MacNeill. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan and Stewart, 1872. - 111p.: 17cm. FM 1316

McNICOL, Donald, 1735-1802 914.117 Remarks on Dr.Samuel Johnson's Journey to the Hebrides : in which are contained observations on the antiquities, language, genius, and manners of the Highlanders of Scotland / by Donald M'Nicol. - London : printed for T.Cadell, 1779. - [8],371p.; 8vo. - Inscribed by Alexr,Dallas. FM 364

1 .JOHNSON, Samuel, 1709-1784

M'NISH, Neil. 491.63 The true method of preserving the Gaelic Language/by Neil M'Nish. - Glasgow: George A. Douglass, 1828. -72p.; 20 cm. - bound with: M'Intyre, D. On the antiquity of the Gaelic language. Edinburgh, 1865. - M'Intyre, D. On the antiquity of the Gaelic language, Edinburgh, 1866. - Blackie, John Stuart. The Gaelic language, Edinburgh, 1864. - Geddes, W. D. The philogic uses of the Celtic tongue. Aberdeen, 1872. - Farquharson, Archibald. An address to the Highlanders respecting their native Gaelic. Edinburgh, 1868. - Clark, John. An answer to Mr. Shaw's enquiry into the authenticity of the poems ascribed to Ossian, Edinburgh, 1781. -

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(continued from previous card) Shaw, William. An enquiry into the authenticity of the poems ascribed to Ossian, London, 1782. - Campbell, Donald. An essay on the authenticity of Ossian's poems. Ayr, 1825. - Shairp, Principal. Ossian. [Edinburgh,;,

[891.6311] [891.6311] [891.6311] [891.6311]

1871. FM2993 1. [491.632] 6 2. [491.632]

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5. [491.638]

McPHAIL, Rev. James. 346.008 Answers for the Reverend James McPhail, minister of the united parishes of Daviot and Dunlichity, to the petition of Aeneas Macintosh, Esquire, and other Heritors of Daviot and Dunlichity. - [s.l.]: printed by M. Anderson, 1812. - 7p.; 27cm. - bound with: Cuthbert, John. Extract, registrate service and sasine, Mr. John Cuthbert [s.l.], 1680. FM772

1. MACINTOSH, Aeneas.

MACPHAIL, S. R., fl.1881 941.23 History of the religious house of Pluscardyn, Convent of the Vale of Saint Andrew, in Morayshire : with introduction containing the history and a description of the present state of the mother-house of the order of Vallis Caulium (Val des Choux) in Burgundy / by S.R.MacPhail. - Edinburgh : Oliphant, Anderson & Ferrier, 1881. - xxii,285p., 22 leaves of plates : ill.; 25cm. FM 470

1. [255.79]

M'PHAIL, William b. 1771. 252.05241 The wrath of man praising God, both in permitting and in restraining its violence, exemplified in the public events of our times; a sermon preached in the Scotch Church, Rotterdam on Thursday, January 13th, 1814 / by Rev. William M'Phail. - London:Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1814. - 39p.;21cm. - bound with: Taylor, William. A sermon delivered at St. Enoch's Church, Glasgow on Wednesday, Nov. 19th, 1817. Glasgow, 1817. - Hanna , William. The church and its living head. Edinburgh,1859. - Observations on the church and state. Edinburgh, 1848. - Mittermaier, C.J.A. Cn the


(continued from previous card) 252.05241 effect of drunkenness upon criminal responsibility and the application of punishment. Edinburgh, 1841. - Eisen-mann,Dr. The bitter water of Friedrichshall. Wurzburg, 1856. - Watson, R. An exposition of the means and substance principle of rating for the poor. Glasgow, 1848. - Copy of a circular to commanding officers of corps.[ London],1795. FM2069 1. [252.05241] 5.[615.853] 2.[252.05241] 6.[336.25] 3. [322.1] 7.[355.3]

4.[345.0273]

MCPHERSON, Alexander, fl.1893 941.1 Glimpses of church and social life in the Highlands in olden times and other papers / by Alexander MacPherson. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1893. - xviii, 528p.; 27cm. FM 2126

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MACPHERSON, Alexander, fl.1860. 345.0243 Report of a committee of the working classes of Edin-burgh on the present overcrowded and uncomfortable state of their dwelling houses. With an introduction and notes / by Alexander Macpherson. - Edinburgh: Paton and Ritchie,1860. - 4Op.;fold. plan;21cm. -bound with:Ridley, Sir Matthew white. The trial at large of Sir Matthew White Ridley... for criminal conversation with the wife of Mr. William Brumwell. Newcastle,[1793] FM3537 1.COMMITTEE Of the Working classes of Edinburgh. 2.[350.865]

MACPHERSOI, David, 1746-1816 330.9 Annals of commerce, manufactures, fisheries, and navigation, with brief notices of the arts and sciences connected with them / by David MacPherson. - [London?] : [s.n.], [1805]. - 4v.; 31cm. - Lacks title-pages for vols.1,2 & 4. No imprint on title-page of vol.3. FM 6149

MCPHERSON, David, 1746-1816 911.41 Geographical illustrations of Scottish history : containing the names of places mentioned in chronicles, histories, records, &c. / by David MacPherson. -London : printed by T.Bensley and sold by G.Nicol and T.Egerton, 1796. - [60]p., folding leaf : map; fol., dedn. - Bound with : Henshall, S. The Saxon and English languages. London, 1798. FM 61

MCPHERSON, Donald, fl.l824 S821.5 Melodies from the Gaelic and original poems : with notes on the superstitions of the Highlanders, &c. / by Donald MacPherson. - London : Underwood, 1824. - [2], vii,[4],x-xvi,5-224p.; 21cm. - FML has 2 copies. FM 3019 has pagination [2],vii,[4],6-224p. and is bound with 12 extra poems in holograph MS. FM 2975 & 3019

MCPHERSON, Donald, fl.1868 891.631008 An duanaire ; a new collection of Gaelic songs and poems / by Donald MacPherson. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan and Stewart, 1868. - xii,202p.; 14cm. FM 1278

1.Title

MACPHERSON, Ewen 346.OO8 Summons of reduction of entail, Ewen Macpherson, Esquire of Cluny, against Lieutenant Ewen Cameron Macpherson and others, heirs of entail of the estate of Cluny. - Edinburgh: printed by Johnstone, [18-?]. -4p.; 27cm, - Unfinished text, - bound with: Duff,

Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muir-town, Esq [s. l.], 1816. FM3232

1. MCPHERSON, Lieutenant Ewen Cameron

MACPHERSON, Ewen 346.008 Summons of reduction of entail, Ewen Macpherson, Esquire of Cluny, against Lieutenant Ewen Cameron Macpherson and others, heirs of entail of the estate of Cluny. - Edinburgh: printed by Johnstone, [l82-?]. - 4p.; 28cm. - 2 copies, unfinished text. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM32314

1. MCPHERSON, Lieutenant, Ewen Cameron.

MACPHERSON, Gerardine, d.1878 928.2 Memoirs of the life of Anna Jameson / by her niece Gerardine MacPherson. - London : Longmans & Green, 1878. - xx,362p.; 23cm.

FM2533

1.JAMESON, Anna Brownell, 1794-1860

MACPHERSON, Helen. 328.4204 To the Honourable, the chairman and directors of the East India Company, the memorial of Mrs Helen Birrell or Macpherson, widow of the late Major Evan Macpherson, of the 42d Madras Native Infantry. -[s.l.:s.n.], [[l8-?]. - 1 leaf; 24 cm. - Great Britain. Parliament. Severall proceedings in parliament. London, 1650. FM701

1. MCPHERSON, Evan 2. [361.73]

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 Fingal : an ancient epic poem in six books, together

with several other poems composed by Ossian the son of Fingal / translated from the Galic language by James MacPherson. - London : printed for T.Becket and P.A.De Hondt, 1762. - [l6],xvi,270p.; 4to. - FML has 3 copies. FM 3004B bound with : the author's Temora. London, 1763. FM 3004, 3004A & 3004B

1 .OSSIAN 2. [S821.4] 3. [S823.4]

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 The Fingal of Ossian : an ancient epic poem in six books / translated from the original Galic language by James MacPherson; and now rendered into heroic verse, by Ewen Cameron. - London : printed for J.Robson, B,Law and E. and C.Dilley, 1777. - [3],4-90,[3],4-418p.; 4to.

FM 3008

1. OSSIAN 2. [S821.4] 3.CAMERON, Ewen, fl.1777

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 Fingal : an ancient epic poem in six books / by Ossian the son of Fingal; translated into English heroic rhyme by John Wodrow. - Edinburgh : printed for the author, sold by A.Donaldson, J.Bell and J.Dickson, 1771. - 2v. ([5],vi-ciii,[3],3-120p. s [3],2-2l5p.); 8vo in 4s, dedn. - FML has 2 copies. FM 2989 & 2988

1.OSSIAN 2.WODROW, John, fl.1771 3. [S821.4]

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 [Fingal. Latin] Phingaleis : sive Hibernia liberata, epicum Ossianis poema; e Celtico sermone conversum, tribus praemissis disputationibus, et subsequentibus notis, ab Alexandro MacDonald. - Edinburgi : typis mandavit Joannes Moir, venditur a Laing, 1820. - 228p.; 26cm.

FM1550

1 .OSSIAN 2.MACDONALD, Alexander, 1755-1837

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 Fragments of ancient poetry : collected in the Highlands of Scotland and translated from the Galic or Erse language. - The second edition. - Edinburgh ; printed for G.Hamilton and J.Balfour, 1760. - [3],iv-ix,10-77p.; 8vo in 4s. - FML has 2 copies. FM 3149 & 3102

1.Title

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 Fragments of ancient poetry : collected in the Highlands of Scotland and translated from the Galic or Erse language. - Edinburgh : printed for G.Hamilton and J.Balfour, 1760. - [3],iv-ix,10-70p.; 8vo in -Inscribed by Elizabeth Anne Crookshank. Bound with : The art of preserving health. [London?], [ca 1770]. FM 3020

1.Title

MCPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 942.06 The history of Great Britain from the Restoration to the accession of the House of Hannover / by James MacPherson. - The second edition. - London : printed for W.Strahan and T.Cadell, 1776. - 2v.([3],iv-xvi,706,[2]p. : [3],iv-xii,656,[24]p.); 4to, advt. FM 60

MCPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 S821.4 The Highlander : a poem in six cantos. - Edinburgh : printed by Wal.Ruddiman jun., 1758. - [3],4-82p.; 12mo in 6s. FM 3151

1.Title

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 942.01 An introduction to the history of Great Britain and Ireland : or an inquiry into the origin [etc.] of the Britons, Scots, Irish and Anglo-Saxons / by James MacPherson. - The third edition. - London : printed for T.Becket and P.A.de Hondt, 1773. - [12] ,404,[8]p.; 4to. - Library has 2 copies. FM 57 inscribed by J.Ritsan, FM 57A by Alasdair mhic Dhai. FM 57 & 57A.

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 942.06 Original papers : containing the secret history of Great Britain from the Restoration to the accession of the House of Hannover; to which are prefixed extracts from the life of James II as written by himself / the whole arranged and published by James MacPherson. - London : printed for Strahan and T.Cadell, 1775. - 2v.([5], vi-viii,[3],4-711 p. : [3] ,iv-x,690p.) ; 4to. - Library has 2 copies. FM 59A is 2nd ed., 1776. FM 59 & 59A

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 [Poems of Ossian] The works of Ossian, the son of Fingal; translated from the Galic language by James MacPherson. - The third edition. - London : printed for T.Becket and P.A.Dehondt, 1765. - 2v. ([7],ii-xxiv,[2], 3-375,[3]p. : [5],ii-xlii,[4],3-460,[4]p.); 8vo, advt, dedn. - Vol.2 includes "A critical dissertation on the poems of Ossian," by Hugh Blair. FM 2997

1.OSSIAN 2. [S821.4] 4.BLAIR, Hugh, 1718-1800

3. [S823.4]

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 The poems of Ossian, the son of Fingal; translated by James MacPherson. - A new edition. - Edinburgh : printed for J.Robertson, 1792. - [3],vi-viii,457p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 3000

1 .OSSIAN 2. [S821.4] 3. [S823.4]

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 The poems of Ossian; translated by James MacPherson. -A new edition. - London s printed for A.Strahan and T.Cadell, and sold by T.Cadell Jun. and W.Davies, 1796. - 2v.([3],iv-x,[4],3-363p.:[6],3-391p.); 8vo. FM 2998

1.OSSIAN 2. [S821.4] 3. [S823.4]

MCPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.611 The poems of Ossian, the son of Fingal; translated by James MacPherson. - A new edition. - Inverness : Young, 1804- - 460p.; 22cm. FM 3006

1.OSSIAN 2, [S821.4] 3. [S824.4]

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 The poems of Ossian, &c. : containing the poetical works / of James MacPherson; with notes and illustrations by Malcolm Laing. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1805. - 2v. (lxxii,579p. : [4],634p.); 22cm, FM 2999

1.OSSIAN 2.LAING, Malcolm, 1762-1818 3. [S821.4] 4. [S823.4]

MCPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 The poems of Ossian / translated by James MacPherson. -A new edition. - London : Lackington & Allen, 1806. -2v. (xlviii,297p. : [4],329p.); 19cm. - "Containing Dr.Blair's three celebrated critical dissertations and a preliminary discourse". FM 2990

1 .OSSIAN 2. [S821.4] 3. [S823.4]

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 The poems of Ossian in the original Gaelic; with a literal translation into Latin, by Robert MacFarlan. Together with a dissertation on the authenticity of the poems / by Sir John Sinclair. And a translation from the Italian of the Abbe Cesarotti's dissertation on the controversy respecting the authenticity of Ossian, with notes and a supplemental essay / by John M'Arthur. -London : Nicol, 1807. - 3v. ([6],ccxxxiv,278p.; [4], 390p. : [4],576p.); 27cm. - "Published under the sanction of the Highland Society of London".FM3010

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 The poems of Ossian; translated by James MacPherson. -London : William Miller, 1812. - 3v., ill.; 17cm. -FML set lacks v. 2.

FM2987

1.OSSIAN 2. [S821.4] 3. [S823.4]

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 The poems of Ossian, the son of Fingal / translated by James MacPherson. - A new edition. - Edinburgh : Oliver & Boyd, 1812. - [4],460p.; 22cm. FM 3007

1.OSSIAN 2. [s821.4] 3. [S823,4]

MCPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 [Poems of Ossian] The genuine remains of Ossian; literally translated, with a preliminary dissertation, by Patrick MacGregor. - London : Smith & Elder, 1841. -vi,537p.; 20cm. FM 2991

1.OSSIAN 2.MACGREGOR, Patrick, fl.1841

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 The poems of Ossian in the original Gaelic; with a literal translation into English and a dissertation on the authenticity of the poems, by Archibald Clerk; together with the English translation, by MacPherson. -Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1870. - 2v.([8],lxvi,503p. : [6], 584p.); 27cm. - Inscribed by the Marquess of Bute (the dedicatee). FM 3009

1.0SSI4N 2.CLERK, Archibald, fl.1870

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 [Poems of Ossian. Gaelic] Dana Oisein mhic Fhinn : air an cur amach airson maith coitcheannta muinntir na Gaeltachd. - Dun-Eidin : Tearlach Stiubhart, 1818. -

: 22cm. - Edited by Ewen Maclachlan. FM 29914 1.Title

2.OSSIAN

MCPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 [Poems of Ossian. Gaelicj Dana Oisein mhic Fhinn, air an cur amach airson maith coitcheannta muinntir na Gaeltachd. - Dun-Eidin : clo-bhuailte le MacLachlainn agus Stiubhart, 1859. - xvi,344p.; 14cm. - Edited by Thomas McLauchlan. FM 1285

1.Title 2.OSSIAN 3.MCLAUCHLAN, Thomas, 1816-1886

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 [Poems of Ossian] The genuine remains of Ossian; literally translated, with a preliminary dissertation, by Patrick MacGregor. - London j Smith & Elder, 1841. -vi,537p.; 20cm. FM 2991

1.OSSIAN 2.MACGREGOR, Patrick, fl. 1841

MACPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 The poems of Ossian in the original Gaelic; with a literal translation into English and a dissertation on the authenticity of the poems, by Archibald Clerk; together with the English translation, by MacPherson. -Edinburgh ; Blackwood, 1870. - 2v.([8],lxvi,503p. : [6], 584p.), 27cm. - Inscribed by the Marquess of Bute (the dedicatee). FM 3009

1.0SSIAN 2.CLERK, Archibald, fl.1870

MCPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 [Poems of Ossian. Gaelic] Dana Oisein mhic Fhinn : air an cur amach airson maith coitcheannta muinntir na Gaeltachd. - Dun-Eidin : Tearlach Stiubhart, 1818. -[2],8,344p. : 22cm. - Edited by Ewen Maclachlan.

FM2994

1.Title 2.OSSIAN

MCPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 [Poems of Ossian. Gaelic] Dana Oisein mhic Fhinn, air an cur amach airson maith coitcheannta muinntir na Gaeltachd. - Dun-Eidin : clo-bhuailte le MacLachlainn agus Stiubhart, 1859. - xvi,344p.; 14cm. - Edited by Thomas McLauchlan. FM 1285

1.Title 2.OSSIAN 3.MCLAUCHLAN, Thomas, 1816-1886

MCPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 [Poems of Ossian. Italian] Poesie di Ossian figlio di Fingal, antico poeta Celtico / ultimamente scoperte, e tradotte in prosa Inglese da Jacopo Macpherson; e da quella trasportate in verso Italiano dall'ab Melchior Cesarotti. - Padova : appresso Giuseppe Comino, 1763. -2v. ([6],v-xlvi,[2],cccxxv p. : [4],v-ccclxxxvi,[6]p.); 8vo, advt, dedn. FM 1879

1.OSSIAN 2. [851.6] 3.CESAROTTI, Melchiore, 1730-1808

MCPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 [Poems of Ossian. Italian] Le poesie di Ossian; tradotte da Melchior Cesarotti, con varie note ed osservazioni. - Venezia : Tasso, 1837. - 288p.; 15cm. -Inscribed by Alasdair Halley. FM 1880

1.OSSIAN 2. [851.6] 3.CESAROTTI, Melchiore, 1730-1808

MCPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 S821.4 The poetical works / of James MacPherson. With the life of the author. - Edinburgh : Hill, 1802. - [4],118p.; 18cm. FM 3012

MCPHERSON, James, 1736-1796 891.6311 Temora : an ancient epic poem in eight books, together with several other poems composed by Ossian the son of Fingal / translated from the Galic language by James MacPherson. - London: printed for T.Becket and P.A.De Hondt, 1763. - [4] ,xxxiv,[4] ,3-247p.; 4to. -FML has 2 copies. FM 3004B bound with : the author's Fingal. London, 1762. FM 3004B & 3005

1.OSSIAN 2. [S821.4] 3. [S823.4]

MACPHERSON, John 346,008 The petition of John Macpherson, tacksman of Cluny. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1623, - 23p.; fol. - bound with: Camp-bell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

MACPHERSON, John 346.008 Replies for John Macpherson, tacksman of Cluny; to the answers for Cluny's trustees. - Edinburgh: print-ed by R.Wallace, 1823. - 4p. ; 28cm. - Includes other relevant papers. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Mac-gown . [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

MCPHERSON, John, 1710-1765 941.01 Critical dissertations on the origin, antiquities, language, government, manners, and religion of the ancient Caledonians, their posterity the Picts, and the British and Irish Scots / by John MacPherson. -London : printed for T.Becket and P.A.Be Hondt; Edinburgh : J.Balfour, 1768. - [5],vi-xxii,[5],2-382, [2]p.; 4to, advt, dedn. FM 147

MACPHERSON, John, 1710-1765 941.01 Critical dissertations on the origin, antiquities, language, government, manners, and religion of the: ancient Caledonians, their posterity the Picts, and the British and Irish Scots / by John MacPherson. - The second edition. - Dublin : printed for Laurence Flin, 1773. - [4],v-xxx,[2],35lp.; 8vo, dedn. FM 210

McPHERSOM, John, of Gairloch 891.631008 Gaelic poems / recited by John M'Pherson of Gairloch in the house of General M'Kenzie; and written from his recitation by Robert M'Donald. - Inverness : printed by A.Johnston, 1846. - 34p.; 22cm.

FM1417

1.Title 2.McDONALD, Robert, fl. 1846

MACPHERS0N, John, fl.1872 929.2 Notes on the names of Clan Chattan and what they indicate / by John MacPherson. - Edinburgh : Neill, 1874. - 24p.; 22cm. - Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, vol.X, 1872-73.

FM3377

1.CHATTAN, Family

MACPHERSON, Mary, 1821-1898 891.6313 Dain agus orain Ghaidhlig / le Mairi Sic-a-Phearsoin (Mairi nighean Iain Bhain). Agus cunntas ghoirid air a'beatha / le Alasdair Mac-Bheathain. - Inbhirnis : Mac-Coinnich, 1891. - xiv,320p.; 19cm. - 2 copies in FML. FM 1360 & 1360A

1.MACBAIN, Alexander, 1855-1907

MACPHERSON, WELSH & CO. 018.4 A catalogue of goods sold on the lowest terms, wholesale and retail, by MacPherson, Welsh & Co. at their jewellery and hardware shop, Inverness. - Inverness ; printed by A.Davidson, 1782. - [2],3-12p.; 8vo in 4s. -Bound with : Sharp, W. A catalogue of books. Aberdeen, [ca 1770].

FM 2517

1.Title 2. [680.75]

MCPHERSON, William 346.008 [Reclaiming note for William Macpherson against Campbell M'Intosh]. - [s.l.]: printed by M. Anderson, 1834. - 2p.; 28cm. - Badly torn. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown,

[s.l.], 1808. FM3233

1. M'INTOSH, Campbell

MACQUEEN, Hugh 346.008 Defences for Hugh Macqueen and Donald Mackintosh, writers to the Signet; against the action of ex-hibition and delivery at the instance of Alexander Mackintosh, Esq. of Mackintosh. - [s.1.:s.n.], 1821. - 2p.; 28cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Sir Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown, [s.l.], 1808 FM3233

1. MACKINTOSH, Donald 2. MACKINTOSH, Alexander

MACRAE, A., fl.l874 245.9l63 Laoidhean air son tioman beannachd = hymns for times of blessing / translated by A.MacRae, from Mr.Sankey's "Sacred songs and solos. - Glasgow : Orr, [1875?]. -15P.; 17cm. FM 1319

1.Title 2.SANKEY, Ira David, 1840-1908

MACRAE, Alexander 799.277357 A handbook of deer-stalking / by Alexander MacRae. With introduction / by Horatio Ross. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1880. - 85p., 2 leaves of plates : ill.; 18cm.

FM1470

MACRAE, Alexander, fl.1899 929.2 History of the clan Macrae, with genealogies / by-Alexander Macrae. - Dingwall : Ross, 1899. - xxiv,442p., 7 leaves of plates : ill., facs, map; 23cm. FM 3382

1.MACRAE, Family

McRAE, David, fl.1801 230 A view of the old and new way of doctrine, discipline, and government, in the Churches of Christ, including remarks on baptism, the Lord's Supper, the plurality of elders, their ordination, &c. &c. / by David M'Rae. -Inverness : printed for the author by J.Young, 1805. -204p.; 18cm. FM 2168

M'RAE, Duncan 346.008 The petition of Duncan M'Rae, .. and of Alexander M'Kenzie, jun. - Edinburgh: printed by J.Hay, 1814. - l5p.; 24cm. - bound with: Campbell, Colin. Memorial for Colin, Duncan, and Margaret Campbells [s.l.], 1760. FM3230

1. M'KENZIE, Alexander

MACRAE, James. 658.84 Testimonial to Mr. James Macrae, 10, Douglas Row (late of the Inland Revenue Department of Stamps and Taxes). - Inverness: [s.n.], 1874. - 1 leaf; 22 cm. - bound with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. FM711

1. [920.041]

MACRAE, John 367.94121 Justice truimphant or, the Mackintosh boys Victorious/ by John Macrae. - 1862. - 2p.; 25cm. - holograph. -a poem. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and. Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [S821.8]

MACRAE, John 328.4204 Stanzas on Robert Burns' centenary, 25th January, 1859/by John Macrae. - [s.l.:s.n.], [1859?]. -1 leaf; 23cm. - bound with: Great Britain, Parliament. Severall proceedings in parliament. London, 1650. FM701

1. [S821.8]

MACRAE, John, fl. 1840 S821.6 The tailor of Beauly : a tale of tradition, with Hey! for the Hielan' heather / by John MacRae. - Inverness : printed by Bain and Matheson, 184O. - 12p.; 19cm. FM 3091

MACRAE, John 328.4204 The Volunteers of Inverness and the north/John Macrae. - Inverness: [s.n.], 1860. - 1 leaf; 28cm. - bound with: Great Britain. Parliament. Severall proceedings in parliament. London, 1650. FM701

1. [s821.8]

MACRAE, Roderick, fl.1800 231.73 An essay on miracles : in which the principles of Mr.D.Hume are refuted, the certainty of the Gospel miracles evinced, and the pretensions of false miracles exposed, in a brief and plain manner adapted to all capacities / by the Rev.Roderick MacRae. - Inverness : printed by Young & Imray for the author, 1803. - [5], 10-49p.; 21cm. FM 1143

McRURY, John, fl.1893 232.901 Eachdraidh beatha Chriosd ann am briathran a'Ehiobuill; air a cur an ordugh le Iain Mac Ruairidh. - Glascho : Mac-na-Ceardadh, 1893. - xxiv,17-265p.; 19cm. FM 1384

1.BIBLE. Selections. Gaelic. McRury. 1893. 2.Title

MACSILLER, Donald S821.6 St.Michael and the preacher : a tale of Skye / by the Rev.Donald MacSiller. - Inverness : Law, Justice & Co., 1883. - viii,36p.; 19cm. FM 3120

1.Title

McTAVISH, Dugald. 367.94121 [Notice of dinner to be given by gaelic speaking electors of the Third Ward to Mr Mackenzie on the 8th Nov. [1872] from/Dugald McTavish. - [s.l.:s.n.], [1872]. - 1 leaf; illus.; 28cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edomburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [S828.8]

MADDEN Sir Frederic, 1801-1673. 739.72 Warrant of King James the first to the Great Wardrobe for apparel &c., for the marriage of the Princess Elizabeth / communicated by Sir Frederic Madden. -[s.l.:s.n.],[l835]. - 380-394p.;29cm. - bound with:

Young Sir Charles George. Remarks on the sword, dagger and ring of King James the fourth of Scotland, [London], [185-?].

FM2413

1.[391.022]

MADDEN, Richard Robert, 1798-1886 923.242 The literary life and correspondance of the Countess of Blessington / by R.R.Madden. - London : Newby, 1855. -3v.(viii,491p.: vi,484p. : vi,554p.); 23cm. FM 2717

1.BLESSINGTON., Marguerite, Countess of

942 MAGNA Britannia et Hibernia antiqua & nova : or a new

survey of Great Britain, wherein to the topographical account given by Mr.Cambden is added a more large history / collected and composed by an impartial hand. -In the Savoy : printed by Eliz.Nutt and sold by M.Nutt and J.Morphew, 1720-27. - 6v. only, ill., maps; 4to. -T.Cox replaces J.Morphew in v.3-4. Vols.5-6 lack title-page. All vols, contain bookplate of Rev.T.P.White. FM 132 1 .AN IMPARTIAL HAND 2.CAMDEN, William, 1551-1623

823.8 THE MAGNET stories for summer days and winter nights / by Mrs.S.C.Hall, W.Heard Hillyard, Emily Taylor, Mark Lemon, Sara Wood, G.E.Sargent, Frances M.Wilbraham. -London : Groombridge, [186-?]. - [4],328p., 14 leaves of plates : ill.; 17cm. FM 1088

MAGNUS, Albertus. 301.412 [DE secretis mulierum] Albertus Magnus de secretis mulierum item de virtutibus herbarum lapidum et ammalium. - Amstelodami (Amsterdam): apud Henricum et Theod. Boom,1669. - 328,[7]p.;12mo. FM1503

MAHONEY, Francis Sylvester, 1804-1866 827.8 The reliques of Father Prout : collected and arranged / by Oliver Yorke (Francis Mahoney). - New edition. -London : Bell & Daldy, 1870. - xiv,578p., ill.; 19cm. -Illustrated by D.Maclise. FM 1045

1.YORKE, Oliver 2.PROUT, Father

MAIDMENT, James, 1795?-1879 929.2 Ancient and modern. - [London?]: printed for private circulation, 1875. - [4],68,22,xxxviii p., folding leaf : table; 28cm. - "This book has been written in order that those who may hereafter wish for information concerning an eventfulperiod in the history of the Earldom of Mar may be informed of all the matters in dispute" (p.[iii]). FM 3385

1.Title 2.MAR, Earl of

MAIDMENT, James, 1795?-l879 S827.008 The Court of Session garland / edited by James Maidment. - London : Hamilton & Adams, 1888. - 276p.; 23cm. FM 3026

1.Title

MAIDMENT, James 821.04 A north country garland; edited by James Maidment and revised by Edmund Goldsmid. - Edinburgh:[n.pub.], 1891. - 68p.;18cm. FM3082

1.Title. 2.GOLDSMID, Edmund.

MAIDMENT, James 1795?-1879 929.72 Reports of claims preferred to the House of Lords in the cases of the Cassilles, Sutherland, Spynie, and Glencairn peerages / by James Maidment, Esq. - Edin-burgh: Edinburgh Printing Co. ,1840. - iv,72,40,12,21 p.; fold, geneal. table;22cm. FM881 1.CASSILLIS , Family 2.SUTHERLAND, Family 3.SPYNIE, Family 4.GLENCAIRN,Family

MAIDMENT, James, 1794-1879 S821.008 Scotish ballads and songs : historical and traditionary; edited by James Maidment. - Edinburgh : Paterson, 1868. - 2v.(xvi,364p. : vi,344p.); 21cm. FM 3132

1.Title

MAINTENON, Francoise D'Aubigne. 1635-1719. 923.244 The life of Mddame de Maintenon. Translated from the French. - London: printed for J. Robinson, G. Woodfall and Lockyer Davis,1733. - xi.263p.;12mo. - Inscribed by James Areskine Alva. FM2543

MAINZER, Joseph, 1801-1801 7 8 3 . 9 The Gaelic psalm tunes of Ross-shire and the neighbouring counties : the harmony and introductory dissertation / by Joseph Mainzer. - Edinburgh : Oliphant, [ca 1850], - [24]p.; 14 x 16cm. FM 1247

1.Title

MAIR, Thomas 941.25 Records of the parish of Ellon / by Thomas Mair. -Aberdeen s Brown, 1 8 7 6 . - viii,172p.; 23cm. FM 308

S821.6 MAIRI of Callaird : a West Highland tale, translated

from the Gaelic as orally collected, versified and dedicated to Mac Cailein Mor, Duke of Argyll / by a kinswoman, K.I.C. - [s.l.] : [s.n.], 1 8 7 8 . - 99p.; 21cm. - Introduction by J.F.Campbell. FM 3087

1.A KINSWOMAN 2.K.I.C. 3.C., K.I. 4. [398.2] 5.CAMPBELL, John Francis, 1822-1885

MAITLAND, Mrs Katharine 346.008 Mrs Katharine Maitland, appellant; Major Arthur Forbes, respondent; and the said Major Arthur Forbes, appellant; the said Mrs Katharine Maitland, respond-ent. The case of the appellant in the original appeal, and respondent in the cross appeal. - [s.l.:s.n.], [17-]. - 11 p.; fol. - Pages folded.- bound with: Leith, Walter. The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen, [s.l.], 1748. FM3322

1. FORBES, Major Arthur

MAITLAND, Mrs Katharine 346.008 Remarks for Mrs Katharine Maitland, upon the searches made in chancery, and the excerpts from thence taken, of retours of heirs of tailzie and provision, -[s.l.:s.n.], 1753. - 1 leaf; 4to. - Folded leaf. -bound with: Leith, Walter. The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen. [s.l.], 1748.

FM3322

1. [346.05]

MAITLAND, Margaret fl.[l85-?] 920.72 Margaret Maitland of Sunnyside / by herself. - London: Hodgson, [185-?]. - 351p.;16cm. - bound with : Sand, George. The miller of Angibault. London,1853. FM1788

1.[843.7]

MAJENDIE, Lady Margaret 823.8 Dita / by Lady Margaret Majendie. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1877. - [2],321p.; 19cm. FM 1905

MAJOR, John, ca 1470-1550 942 Historia Majoris Britanniae : tam Angliae quam Scotiae / per Joannem Majorem. - Editio nova, mendis quamplurimis in antiqua Jodoci Badii Ascensii editione Parisiis edita MLXXI extantibus repurgata. -Edimburgi:apud Robertum Fribarnium, 1740. - [4],xxxii, 8,332,[2],xxviii p.; 4to in 2s, dedn, subn. FM 1546

MALCOLM, George, fl.l894 330.94108 Local migration of crofters : is it feasible or desirable?, with appendix containing particulars of deer-forests in Scotland / by George Malcolm. -Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1894. - 95p.; 22cm. - Text of statement submitted to the Deer-Forest Commission. FM 244

MALCOLM, Sir John, 1769-1833 Sketches of Persia / by Sir edition. - London : Murray, FM 805

915.5 John Malcolm. - New 1861. - xvi,287p.; 19cm.

MALCOLME, David, d. 1748 491.6 An essay on the antiquities of Great Britain and Ireland : wherein they are placed in a clearer light than hitherto, designed as an introduction to a larger work, especially an attempt to shew an affinity betwixt the languages, &c. of the ancient Britains, and the Americans of the isthmus of Darien, in answer to an objection against revealed religion. - Edinburgh : printed by T.and W.Ruddimans, and sold by Alexander Kincaid, 1738. - [2],8,8,24,32,32,32,8,8,8,8,8,8,8,8, 48p.; 8vo. - Inscribed by Dr.Halley.

FM 668 1.Title

MALMESBURY, James Howard Harris, Earl of 923.242 Memoirs of an ex-minister : an autobiography / by the Right Hon. the Earl of Malmesbury. - Second edition. -London : Longmans & Green, 1884. - 2v.([4],450p. : [4], 455p.); 23cm.

FM 2727

052 THE MAN IN THE MOON discovering a world of knavery under

the sunne, both in the parliament, the councel of state the army, the city and the country, from Nov. 14, to Novemb. 21, 1649. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 8p; 22cm. -reprinted edition. - bound with: The Commonwealth Mer-cury, Sept. 2 to Sept. 9, 1658. [s.1.]. [l8-?]. FM723

1. [052]

941.073 MANIFESTE touchant les droits du Roy Jacques III aux

Royaumes d'Angleterre, d'Escosse & d'Irlande. -[Paris?] : [s.n.], 1.1714?]. - 32p., 1 folding leaf : genealogical table; 4to. - Lacks title-page. FM 961

1.STUART, James Francis Edward, Prince of Wales

MANSFIELD, Thomas 346.OO8 Closed record, in causa, Thomas Mansfield against Thomas Corrie & others. - Edinburgh: Edinburgh Print-ing Company, 1840. - 111p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet. [s.1.], 1827. FM3241

1. CORRIE, Thomas

MANSFIELD, William, Earl of 346.008 Answers for the Right Honourable William, Earl of Mansfield, to the petition for the Duke of Queens-berry, and others, heritors of the parish of Dornock. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798.- 10p.; 29cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. QUEENSBERRY, Duke of

MANSFIELD, William, Earl of 346.008 The petition of the Right Honourable William, Earl of Mansfield, and his curators. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. -bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.] 1797. FM2l60(iii)

MANSON, W. L., fl.1901 788.9 The Highland bagpipe : its history, literature, and music, with some account of the traditions, superstitions, and anecdotes relating to the instrument and its tunes / by W.L.Manson. - Paisley : Gardner, 1901. - xvii,10-420p, 8 leaves of plates : ill.; 22cm. FM 221

MANZONI, Alessandro, I promessi sposi : 17th century / by London : Lambert, with : Gerard, J. FM 1755

1785-1873 or the betrothed,

Alessandro Manzoni. 1856. - viii,452p.; Le tueur des lions.

853.7 a romance of the - New edition. -16cm. - Bound London, [1856].

MARCHANT, John, fl. 1745 941.075 The history of the present rebellion : collected from authentick memoirs, letters and intelligences, as well private as publick / by John Marchant. - London : printed for the author and sold by R.Walker, 1746. -[2],iii-viii,9-4l6p.; 8vo in 4s. - Includes 14p. of manuscript [18th C.?J added at end. FM 936

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MARCHBANKS, John 346.008 Revised case for John Marchbanks and. William March-banks, sons of the deceased James Marchbanks or Marjoribanks, tenant in Crosshall and Wormerlaw; and for their trustees, tutors, and curators, claimants; in the process of multiplepoinding and exoneration at the instance of David Aikman, late brewer, now residing in Edinburgh, only surviving and accepting trustee of the late Mrs Ann Haig Hutchison, relict of the deceased Thomas Hutchison, baker in Edinburgh. -Edinburgh: Edinburgh Printing Company, 1836. - 31 p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet. [s.l ], 1827. FM3241

MARCUS AURELIUS 188 [Meditations] Marci Antonini Imperatoris eorum quae ad seipsum libri XII; post Gatakerum, ceterosque, recogniti, et notis illustrati, a doctissimo viro R.I. Oxoniensi. - Glasguae : in aedibus Academicis, excudebat R.Foulis, 1744. - [6],3-128,214,[10]p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. FM 1560

MARIGNY, Taitbout de, fl.1836 914.79 Three voyages in the Black Sea to the coast of Circassia : including descriptions of the ports and the importance of their trade with sketches of the manners, customs, religion, &c. &c., of the Circassians / by the Chev.Taitbout de Marigny. - London : Murray, 1837. -xvi,303p.,2 leaves of plates : ill., map; 23cm. FM 862

MARLBOROUGH, Sarah, Dowager Duchess. 1660-1744. 923.242 A full vindication of the Dutchess[ sic] Dowager of Marlborough, both with regard to the account altely published by Her Grace and to her character in general; in a letter to the noble author of thoae remarks. -London:printed for J. Roberts,1742. - 40p.;8vo in 4s. -bound with: An account of the Dowager Duchess of Marl-borough . London,1742. FM2570

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MARLOWE, Christopher, 1564-1593 822.3 The tragical history of the life and death of Doctor Faustus / by Christopher Marlowe. - [s.l.]: [s.n.], [early 19th C.]. - 88p.; 23cm. FM 1056

MARRYAT, Frederick, 1792-1848 823.7 The dog fiend : or Snarleyyow / by Captain Marryat. -London : Routledge, 1856. - 309p.; 16cm. - Bound with : Howard, E. Rattlin, the reefer. London, 1856. FM 1779

MARRYAT, Frederick, 1792-1848 823.7 Japhet, in search of a father / by Captain Marryat. -London : Routledge, 1857. - 286p.; 16cm. - Bound with : the author's Peter Simple. London, 1857. FM 1781

MARRYAT, Frederick, 1792-1848 823.7 The King's own / by Captain Marryat. - London : Routledge, 1856. - 311 p.; 16cm. - Bound with : the author's Mr.Midshipman Easy. London, 1856. FM 1780

MARRYAT, Frederick, 1792-1848 823.7 Mr.Midshipman Easy / by Captain Marryat. - London : Routledge, 1856. - 282p.; 16cm. - Bound with : the author's The King's own. London, 1856. FM 1780

MARRYAT, Frederick, 1792-1848 823.7 Newton Forster : or the merchant service / by Captain Marryat. - London : Routledge, 1856. - 284p.; 16cm. -Bound with : Power, M. Evelyn Forester. London, 1856. FM 1782

MARRYAT, Frederick, 1792-1848 823.7 Peter Simple / by Captain Marryat. - London : Routledge, 1856. - 332p.; 16cm. - Bound with : the author's Japhet. London, 1857. FM 1781

MARSH-CALDWELL, Anne, 1791-1874 823.8 Emilia Wyndham / by the author of "Two old men's tales", "Mount Sorel," &c. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1848. - 352p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's Two old men's tales. London, 1850. FM 1740

1.Title

MARSH-CALDWELL, Anne, 1791-1874 823.8 Mount Sorel : or the heiress of the De Veres / by the author of "Emilia Wyndham," "Two old men's tales," "Norman's bridge," etc. - London : Hodgson, [ca 1850]. -365p.; 17cm. - Bound with : the author's Time, the avenger. London, 1853. FM 1741

1.Title

MARSH-CALDWELL, Anne, 1791-1874 823.8 Tales of woods and fields : a second series of "The two old men's tales" / by the author of "Mount Sorel," "Emilia Wyndham," etc. - Belfast : Simms and M'Intyre, 1846. - 384p.; 17cm. FM 1742

1.Title

MARSH-CALDWELL, Anne, 1791-1874 823.8 Time, the avenger / by the author of "Emilia Wyndham." -London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1853. - 38lp.; 17cm. -Bound with : the author's Mount Sorel. London, [ca 1850]. FM 1741

1.Title

MARSH-CALDWELL, Anne, 1791-1874 823.8 Two old men's tales : the deformed, and, the admiral's daughter / by the author of "Emilia Wyndham." -London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1850. - 287p.; 17cm. -Bound with : the author's Emilia Wyndham. London, 1848. FM 1740

1.Title

MARSHALL, Mr. 821.5 General view of the agriculture of the Central Highlands of Scotland with observations on the means of their improvement/by Mr. Marshall. - London: printed by T. Wright, 1794. - 68p:, 25cm. - bound with: J., T. A past-oral in imitation of Virgil's first Eclogue. Edinburgh, 1730. FM722

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MARTIN, John, f1.1793 340.0941 A letter to the Earl of Lauderdale to prove that the High Court of Parliament has a jurisdiction in cases of appeal against the judgments of the Court of Justiciary in Scotland / by John Martin. - London : printed for J.Ridgway, 1793. - [2],96p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 2816

1.LAUDERDALE, James Maitland, Earl of

MARTIN, Martin, d.1719 914.117 A late voyage to St.Kilda, the remotest of all the Hebrides, or Western Isles of Scotland, with a history of the island, natural, moral, and topographical / by M.Martin. - London : printed for D.Brown and T.Goodwin, 1698. - [I2],l58p., 2 leaves of plates : ill., map; 8vo, advt, dedn, FM 227

MARTIN, Martin, d.1719 914.117 A voyage to Saint Kilda, the remotest of all the Hybrides or Western Isles of Scotland, to which is added an account of Roderick, the late imposter there / by M.Martin. -Glasgow : Wylie, 1818. - 108p.; 20cm, -Includes : Notices repecting the Ancient Royal Library of Scotland, and, Chamaeleon, by George Buchanan. Bound with : Buchan, A. A description of Saint Kilda. Glasgow, 1818. FM 226 1.NOTICES respecting the ancient royal library of Scotland.

2.BUCHANAN, George, 1506-1582

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MARTIN, Martin, d.1719 914.117 A description of the Western Islands of Scotland / by M.Martin. - The second edition. - London : printed for A.Bell, T.Varnam, J.Osborn, W.Taylor, J.Baker and T.Warner, 1716. - [2],iii-xxxii,392p., 2 leaves of plates : map, plan; 8vo, dedn. FM 340

MARTIN, Matthew. 1748-1838. 330.917 1242 Letter to the Right Hon. Lord Pelham, on the state of mendicity in the metropolis / by Matthew Martin, -London:printed by the Philanthropic Society,1803. -30p.; 23cm. - bound with: Turner, Samuel. Consider-ations upon the agriculture, commerce and manufactures of the British Empire. London,1822. FM1463

1.[362.5]

MARTIN, Sir Theodore, 1816-1909 928.21 Memoir of William Edmondstoune Aytoun / by Theodore Martin. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, [1867]. - viii,363p.; 20cm. FM 2535

1.AYT0UN, William Edmondstoune, 1813-1865

MARTIN, Sir Theodore, 1816-1909 923.242 A life of Lord Lyndhurst : from letters and papers in possession of his family / by Sir Theodore Martin. -London : Murray, 1883. - xii,532p.; 23cm. FM 2700

1.COPLEY, John Singleton, Baron Lyndhurst

MARTINE, George, 1635-1712 274.1 Reliquiae divi Andreae : or the state of the venerable and primitial See of St Andrews / by a true (though unworthy) sone of the Church [Geo.Martine]. -St.Andrews : printed by and for James Morison, 1797. -[3],iv-viii,[ 3],2-256p., 3 leaves of plates : ill.;

fol., dedn. - Author named in dedn. FML has 2 copies, both lacking one plate. FM 62 & 62A

1.A TRUE sone of the Church.

MARTINEAU, Harriet, 1802-1876 823.8 Feats on the fiord: a tale of Norway / by Harriet Martineau. - London : Knight, 1844. - 232p.; 15cm. -Bound with : Dennis, G. The Cid. London, 1845. FM 1775

MARY, Queen of Scotland S826.2 The genuine letters of Mary Queen of Scots to James Earl of Bothwell; translated from the French originals, by Edward Simmonds. To which is added remarks on each letter, with an abstract of her life / from an unknown hand [B.S.], - Westminster : printed by A.Campbell for J.Millan, sold by J.Roberts, 1726. - [3], iv-v,[2],2-48,[2]p.; 8vo in 4s, advt. FM 2658 1.SIMMONDS, Edward, fl.1726 2.AN UNKNOWN HAND 3.Title 4.B.S. 5.S., B.

MARY, Queen of Scotland 878.O4 Latin themes / of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots; edited by Anatole de Montaiglon. - London : Warton Club, 1855. - [2],xxiv,79p.; 20cm. FM 2652

MARY, Queen of Scotland S826.2 Letters / of Mary, Queen of Scots; now first published from the originals, with an historical introduction and notes, by Agnes Strickland. - A new edition. - London : Colbum, 1844. - 2v.(lxiv,335p: viii,435p.); 21cm. FM 2671

1.STRICKLAND, Agnes, I796-I874

MARY, Queen of Scotland S826.2 Letters / of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland; selected from the "Recueil des lettres de Marie Stuart" together with the chronological summary of events during the reign of the Queen of Scotland, by Prince Alexander Labanoff, translated with notes and an introduction, by William Tumbull. - London : Dolman, 1845. - [4],xl, 396p.; 23cm. FM 2670

1.LABMOFF. Prince Alexander, 1788-1866 2.TURNBULL, William, 1811-1863

923.141 MARY, Queen of Scots s her persecutions, sufferings, and

trials from her birth till her death. - Glasgow: McPhun, 1826. - viii,291p.; 20cm. FM 2656


MASCARON, Pierre, fl. 1646 937.03 Rome delivree : ou la retraite de Gaius Martius Coriolanus, avec son apologie. - Paris : chez Augustin Courbe, 1646. - [28], 189,[27],3-174p.; 4to, dedn. - Author named in dedn. FM 1917

1.Title

MASON, Alfred Edward Woodley, 1865-1948 823.8 Lawrence Clavering / by A.E.W.Mason. - London :Innes, 1897. - iv,380p.; 20cm. FM 2588

MASON, Thomas 027.041 Public and private libraries of Glasgow / by Thomas Mason. - Glasgow : Morison, 1885. - 448p.; 23cm. FM 2899

MASON, William, 1724-1797 822.6 [Sappho. English & Italian] Saffo : dramma lirico in tre atti sul modello Toscano, dall'Inglese / di Guglielmo Mason; tradotto da T.J.Mathias. - Londra : presso T.Becket e G.Porter, 1809. - [4],16,70,59p.; 18cm. -Includes the original English text. FM 1882

MAT AND MATTING WEAVER'S ASSOCIATION 929.72 Our criminals: what shall we do with them?/by the Mat and Matting Weaver's Association. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 12p.; 21cm. - bound with: Highton, E. Gilbert. Our imperial crown. London, 1876. FM712

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Matheson, Alexander. 500.941 Dinner to Alex. Matheson of Ardross and Lochalsh and Kenneth Matheson, younger of Ardross to celebrate the

coming of age of the latter; list of toasts; 19th May, 1875.-[s.l.:s.n.],1875.-1 leaf; 25cm. - bound with: Jolly, William. The scientific materials of the north and our scientific work, Inverness, 1876. FM716

1. MATHESON, Kenneth. 2. [642.45]

MATHESON, Colin 346.008 Summons of reduction and declarator, Colin Matheson; against John Matheson, &c. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1810. -7p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State. [s.l.], 1795.

FM3240

1. MATHESON, John

MATHESON, D S823.6 The homes of the Highlanders : the crofter question in Skye humorously discussed, with amusing love letters and anecdotes / by D.Matheson. - Elgin : Moray & Nairn Newspaper Co., [1889]. - 117p.; 17cm. - Reprinted from the Moray and Nairn Express. FM 334

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MATHESON, James Brooke Young 346.008 [Case of James Brooke Young Matheson and Patrick Grant, pursuers]. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1847. - 4p.; 30cm. fold to25cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State. [s.l.], 1795. FM3240

1. GRANT, Patrick

MATHESON, Captain William 346.008 Defences for Captain William Matheson, and John Matheson of Attadale; against the action at the instance of Alexander Macdonald, Esq; of Courthill. - [s.l.:s.n. ], 1812. - 2p.; 26cm. - bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness, ................ [s.l.] , 1784. FM3231

1. MATHESON, John 2. MCDONALD, Alexander

MATHEWS, Charles James, 1803-1878 927.92 The life of Charles James Mathews : chiefly autobiographical, with selections from his correspondence and speeches; edited by Charles Dickens. London ; Macmillan, 1879. - 2v.(xii,324p. : xii,336p.); 23cm.

FM2723

1.DICKENS, Charles, 1812-1870

MATTHAEUS, Antonius. 345.07 De probationibuo de testibus de fide instrumentorum & recognitione chirograph! tractatus / auctore Antonio Matthaeo. - Lugduni Batavorum: apud Felicem Lopez, 1686. - [22],516, [22lp.; 8vo. FM1577

MAULE, Wi11iam 346.008 Memorial for the Honourable William Maule of Pan-mure, &c. against his Grace John Duke of Athole, &c. -[s.l.:s.n.j, 1612. - 92p.; 26cm. - bound with: Home, Sir George. Answers for Sir George Home of Blacka-der, Bart [s.l. ], 1778. FM.3229

1. ATHOLE, John Luke of -\

MAULE, William 346.008 Memorial for the Honourable William Maule of Panmure.

[s.l.js.n.j, 179U- - 17p-; 4"to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and. General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

MAULE, William 346.008 State of the process of division of the commonty of Craigton Muir. The Hon. William Maule, of Panmure, against James Fyffe Esq. of Smithfield; James Yearnan, Esq. of Affleck; and James Yeainan, Esq. younger of Affleck. - [s.l.]: printed by Walker and Greig, 1825. - 15p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Luke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. FYFFE, James 2. YEAMAN, James

MAUNDRELL, Henry. 1665-1701 915.69 A journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem at Easter, A.D. 1697 / by Hen. Maundrell. -5th ed.,enlarged, - Oxford: printed at the Theater, 1732. -145,[7] , 10p.; 8vo in 4s., illus., fold.maps,fold.plans.,dedn. -Contents includes an account of the author's journey from Aleppo to the River Euphrates, the city Beer, and to Mesopotamia. Inscribed by Rev. George Swanson, Chaplain to the factory at Aleppo. FM815

MAURIER, 949.204 The lives of all the Princes of Orange, from William the Great, founder of the Common-wealth of the United Provinces / written in French by the Baron Maurier. To which is added the life of His Late Majesty King William the Third / by Thomas Brown. - The second edition. -London : printed for Thomas Bennet, 1702. - [32],305p., 6 leaves of plates : ports; 8vo, dedn. FM 20 ~ 1.BROWN, Thomas, I663-I7O4

MAURY, Matthew Fontaine, 1806-1873 551.46 The physical geography of the sea / by M.F.Maury. -New York : Harper & Brothers, 1855. - 274p., 6 leaves of plates : maps, charts; 25cm. FM: 469

MAWMAN, J., fl.l80U 914.2 An excursion to the Highlands of Scotland and the English lakess with recollections, descriptions, and references to historical facts / [by J.Mawman]. -London : J.Mawman, 1805. - xvii,6-291p., map; 22cm. FML has 2 copies. FM 262 & 2611

MAXWELL, Alexander, 1821-1895 941.31 The history of old Dundee : narrated out of the Town Council register, with additions from contemporary annals / by Alexander Maxwell. - Edinburgh : Douglas, 1881;. - 610p.; 23cm. - Spine title : Old Dundee after the Reformation. FM 653

MAXWELL, Alexander, 1821-1895 941.31 Old Dundee : ecclesiastical, burghal, and social prior to the Reformation / by Alexander Maxwell. -Edinburgh : Douglas, 1891. - xvi,424p.; 23cm. FM 652

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MAXWELL, James, 1708-1762 941.075 Narrative of Charles Prince of Wales' expedition to Scotland in the year 1745 / by James Maxwell of Kirkconnell. - Edinburgh : Maitland Club, 1841. -[4],viii,196p.; 28cm. FM 663

MAXWELL, Sir William 346.008 Answers for Sir William Maxwell of Springkell, Baronet, to the petition of James, Earl of Hopetoun. -[s.l.: s.n. ], 1798. - 10p.; 4to in 2s, - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv).

1. HOPETOUNs James, Earl of

MAXWELL, William Hamilton, 1792-1850 823.7 Captain 0'Sullivan : or adventures, civil, military, and matrimonial of a gentleman on half pay / by W.H. Maxwell. - London : Colburn, 1846. - 3v.([2],303p. : [2],298p. : [2],314p.}: 20cm.

FM 1887

MAXWELL, W.H. 1792-1850 823.8 The dark lady of Doona / by W.H. Maxwell. - Belfast: Simms and M'Intyre,l846. - 269p.;l6cm. - bound with: Zschokke, Heinrich. Jonathan Frock. Belfast, 1846. FM1787

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MAY, E. J. 823.8 Louis' school days : a story for boys / by E.J.May. -A new edition. - London : Routledge, 1857. - viii,35lp., ill.; 18cm. FM 2917

MEADOWS, F. C. 463.21 New Spanish and English dictionary in two parts s I.Spanish and English, II.English and Spanish / by F.C.Meadows. - London : Tegg, 1865. - [8],428,379p.; 16cm. FM 1951

MEASE, James, fl.1811 917.4811 The picture of Philadelphia t giving an account of its origin, increase and improvements in arts, sciences, manufactures, commerce and revenue / by James Mease. -Philadelphia : Kite, 1811. - xii,376p.; 18cm. FM 621

MEATH, Earl of . 1841-1929 331.259 2 Prosperity or pauperism? Physical, industrial and technical training;edited by the Earl of Heath, Lord Brabazon. - London: Longmans, Green, 1888. - vii, 342p.; 22cm. FM2837

1. BRABAZON, Lord.

MEDFORD, Macall. 941.073 Observations on European courts and outlines of their politics &c. / by Macall Medford. - London: Swan and Son for J. Blacklock, 1807. - 52p.; 23cm. - bound with: A plain statement on the conduct of the Ministry and the opposition towards His Royal Highness the Duke of York. London,1808. FM2740

1.[345.401]

MELVILL, James, 1556-1614 922.541 The autobiography and diary / of Mr.James Melvill. With a continuation df the diary; edited from manuscripts in the libraries of the Faculty of Advocates and University of Edinburgh, by Robert Pitcairn. - Edinburgh : Wodrow Society, 1842, - lxxviii,841p.; 24cm.

FM2198

1.PITCAIRN, Robert, 1793-1855

MELVILLE, Henry Dundas, Lord Viscount 17142-1811. 320.94207 Speech delivered by Lord Viscount Melville in the House of Peers, on Friday the 24th May,l805, in answer to Lord Darnley's motion respecting the state of the navy. - London:John Stockdale,1805. - 110p.;23cm. -bound with: Melville, Lord Viscount. The substance of the the speech of Lord Viscount Melville in the House of Commons on the 11th June,l805- London,1805. - London, 1805. -The correspondence between Great Britain and France on the subject of the late negotiation.London, 1803, - A near observer. A brief answer to a few cursory remarks on the present state of the parties.FM2704

FM2704 320.94207 London,1803. - Watson, R, The substance of a speech intended to have been spoken in the House of Lords, November,22d.,1803. London,1803. - Castlerea gh, Lord Viscount. Substance of a speech delivered by Lord Vis-count Castlereagh. London,1803. - Grant, John Peter. Speech of John Peter Grant in the House of Commons on Tuesday the 10th of February 1818. London,1818. -Observations on the present relative situation of Great Britain and France. Liverpool,1802. -Melville,Lord Viscount.Substance of the argument of the Right Honour-able Henry Lundas on the slave trade. [London],1792. -A review of the principal proceedings of the Parliament

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MELVILLE, Henry Dundas, Lord Viscount, 1742-1811. 320.9420 Substance of the argument of the Right Honourable Henry Dundas on the slave trade, April, 23, 1792. - [s.l.: s.n] ,[1792]. - l+0p.;23cm. - bound with: Melville, Henry Lun-~ das, Lord Viscount . Speech delivered by Lord Viscount Melville in the House of Peers on Friday, the 24th May,1805. FM2704

1.[ 320.94207]

MELVILLE, Henry Dundas, Lord Viscount. 1742-1811. 320.94207 The substance of the speech of Lord Viscount Melville in the House of Commons on the 11th June, 1805• - London: J..Stockdale, 1805• - 104p.;23cm. - bound with: Melville, Henry Dundas, Lord Viscount. Speech delivered by Lord Viscount Melville in the House of Peers on Friday the 24th May 1805. London, 1805. FM2704

MELVILLE, Henry Dundas, Viscount 345.00264 The trial by impeachment of Henry Lord Viscount Melville for high crimes and misdemeanors before the House of Peers in Westminster Hall between the 29th of April and the 17th of May, 1806. To which is prefixed a sketch of the life and political character of his Lordship and a complete account of the proceedings in Parliament relative to the charges on which the impeachment was founded. - London : Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, 1806. - iv,xcvi,230,121-378,[8]p.; 22cm.

FM 3532 1.Title 2.GREAT BRITAIN. Parliament. House of Lords.

MELVILLE, Herman, 1819-1891 823.8 Israel Potter : his fifty years of exile / by Herman Melville. - London : Routledge, 1855. - 174p«; 16cm. -Bound with : Lever, C. The adventures of Arthur O'Leary. London, 1856. FM 1773

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MELVILLE, Sir James, 1535-1617 923.241 The memoires / of Sir James Melvil of Hal-hill; now published from the original manuscript, by George-Scott. - London : printed by E.H. for Robert Boulter, 1683. - [l6],204,[28]p.; fol. in 4s.

FM 491

A MEMBER of the College of Justice. 324.41 The elector's guide; or, the Parliamentary Reform Act for Scotland, with annotations explanatory of its provisions and of the law applicable thereto /compiled by a member of the College of Justice. - Edinburgh: McLach-lan and Stewart,1832. - 122p.;l6cm. -bound with: Act to regulate the constitution, jurisdiction and forms of process of Sheriff Courts. Edinburgh,1838. FM197

1. Title 2.[347.012]

A. MEMBER OF THE S.P.C.K. 342.087 [Letter to the Editor of the 'Courant', 23rd. April, 1880[ / from a member of the Society. - [Edinburgh?]: [s.n.], [1880?]. - 4p.; 18cm. - bound with: Bluntschli, j.k. Roumania and the status of the Jews in Roumania. London,1878. FM2825

1 .[266.00941]

923.242 MEMOIR of Charles Gordon Lennox, fifth Duke of Richmond. - London : Chapman & Hall, 1862. - xii,348p.; 23cm.

FM2734

1.RICHMOND, Charles Gordon Lennox, Duke of \

928.21 MEMOIR of Cosmo Innes. - Edinburgh : Paterson, 1874. viii,83p.; 21cm. FM 3255

1.INNES, Cosmo, 1798-1874

923.244 MEMOIRES de la Maison de Conde : contenant la vie du grand Conde, ecrite par le Prince de Conde, la correspondance de ce Prince avec tous les souverains et Princes des families Royales de 1'Europe, depuis 1789 jusqu'en 1814. - Seconde edition. - Paris : chez

1'editeur et chez Ponthieu, 1820. - 2v. (viii,359p. : [2],388p.),27 folding leaves of plates : facs; 21cm.

FM 1968 / 1.CONDE, Louis, Prince de

970.03 MEMOIRES des Commissaires du Roi et de ceux de Sa Majeste Britannique sur les possessions & les droits respectifs des deux couronnes en Ameriques : avec les actes publics & pieces justificatives. - Peris s de I'Imprimerie Royale, 1755. - 3v. {[2],iii-lxxvi,181,[3], 3-61,[4],iv-cvii,[2],3-120p. s [2],iii-xiv,646p. ; [2], iii-xvi,319p.4to FM 1936

970.032 MEMOIRS du Due de Rohan, sur les choses advenuSs en

France depuis la mort de Henry le Grand jusques a la paix faite avec les Reforirtez au mois de Juin,l629. - 2nd ed. - [s.l.: s.n.] ,1646. - [8] ,466,135,126p.; 12mo, FM1943

942.067 THE MEMOIRS of King James II : containing an account of the transactions of the last twelve years of his life, with the circumstances of his death; translated from the French original. - London : printed by D.Edwards, 1702. - [8 ,83p.; 8vo in 4s. - Inscribed by Thomas Bell. FM 117

922.541 MEMOIRS of Mrs.William Veitch, Mr.Thomas Hog of Kiltearn,

Mr. Henry Erskine, and Mr. John Carstairs. - Edinburgh : printed for the Assembly's Committee, 1846. - vi,152p.; 19cm - "Issued by the Committee of the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland for the publication of the works of Scottish reformers and divines". FM 2020 1.VEITCH, Marion, fl.1664-17OO 2.HOG, Thomas, 1628-1692 3.ERSKINE, Henry, 1624-1696 4.CARSTAIRS, John, d.1686

941.06 MEMOIRS of North-Britain ; taken from authentick writings as well manuscript as printed, in which it is prov'd that the Scots nation have always been zealous in the defence of the Protestant religion and liberty. -London s printed for J.Baker and J.Graves, 1715. - [10], vi,289,[l5]p.; 8vo, dedn. - Library has 2 copies. FM 13 contains bookplate of John Conduitt. FM 13 & 13A

923.241 MEMOIRS of the life of Simon, Lord Lovat; written by himself in the French language; and now first translated, from the original manuscript. London, George Nicol. 1797. FM3458

1. FRASER, Simon, Baron Lovat, 1667-1747

MEMOIRS of the life, family, and character of John late Earl of Stair / by an impartial hand. - London ; printed for C.Corbett, [1747?]. - [3],2-46p.; 8vo in 4s. Bound with : Ferguson, A. A sermon. London, 1746. Blair, H. The importance of religious knowledge. Edinburgh, 1750. FM 2605

1.AN IMPARTIAL HARD 2.DALRYMPLE, John., Earl of Stair

923.241 MEMOIRS of the life of Lord Lovat. - [London?] : [s.n.], [1746?]. - 84p.; 8vo in 4s. - FML copy lacks opening and closing leaves. Title from p.3. Bound with : A candid and impartial account of the behaviour of Simon Lord Lovat. London, 1747. FM 3403

1.FRASER, Simon, Baron Lovat, 1667-1747

923.241 MEMOIRS of the life of Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat. -Edinburgh : printed for George Begg, 1767. - [2],2-123p.; 12mo in 6s. FM 3405

1.FRASER, Simon, Baron Lovat, l667?-1747

923.241 MEMOIRS of the life of Simon Fraser Lord Lovat : a reprint from the rare 1767 edition, giving his genealogy from Sir Simon Fraser the Patriot. - Beauly : Peter Fraser, [1892]. - [4],59p.; 18cm.

FM 3406

1.FRASER, Simon, Baron Lovat, 1667?-1747

923.141 MEMOIRS relating to the restoration of King James I of Scotland, - London : printed for W.Jones, 1716. -[2],3-32p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 918

1.JAMES I, King of Scotland

941.32 MEMORABILIA of the city of Perth, and the Rev.Alexander Duff's traditional account in the town of Perth of the death of John Earl of Gowrie and his brother Alexander Ruthven in 1600; compiled from the best sources of information, chiefly from Mr.Cant's notes to the Muse's Threnodie of Adamson. - Perth : William Morison, 1806. - viii,366p., folding map; 23cm. FM 761 1.DUFF, Alexander 2.CANT., James, fl.1770 3.[941.05]

940.284 MEMORANDA of the continental revolutions of 1848. -Inverness : printed at the Courier Office, 1848. -416p.; 15cm. - Reprinted from the Inverness Courier.

FM 1629 1.INVERNESS COURIER

346.008 MEMORANDUM for the information of the teind clerk,

to enable him to prepare a rectified scheme of locality of the stipend of Inverness. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1813. - 7p.; 26cm. - bound with: Campbell, Colin. Memorial for Colin, Duncan, and Margaret Campbells..

[s.l.], 1760. FM3230

346.008 MEMORANDUM for the teind clerk, in the locality of Inverness. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814, - 4p.; 27cm, - Pages 3 and 4 are folded. - bound with: Cuthbert, John. Extract, registrate service and sasine, Mr. John Cuthbert, ..............[ s.l.], 1680. FM772

913.031 02 MEMORANDUM on the subject of the Earl of Elgin's pursuits in Greece. -2nd ed.corrected. - London, published for John Murray by W. Bulmer,1815. - 100p.; 22cm. FM2559-

1. BRUCE, Thomas, 7th Earl of Elgin.

686.20941 MEMORIAL FOR THE Bible Societies in Scotland containing

remarks on the complaint of His Majesty's printers aga-inst the Marquis of Huntly and others. - Edinburgh: printed for the Edinburgh Bible Society, I824. - xxxii, 256, 96p,; 23 cm. FM2206

346.008 MEMORIAL for the magistrates and town-council of Aberbrothock. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1766. - 37p.;4to in 2s. -bound with: Kempt, James. Case Mr. James Kempt, Schoolmaster at Fetteresso .......[s.l.], 1737. FM1809

1. ABERBROTHOCK, (place) Angus

m

346.008 MEMORIAL for the magistrates and town council of

Hamilton, and for John Semple of Earnock, John Forbes Aikman of Broomleton, James Cunison of Jerviston, David Marshall of NeiIsland, John Reeves of Simpson-land, Esqs, and others, heritors of the parish of Hamilton, defenders and pursuers; against Dr. Alexander Hutchison, first minister, and Mr Alexander Fleming, second minister,of Hamilton, pursuers; and against Douglas, Duke of Hamilton and Brandon, de-fender. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - 23p.; 27cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

346.OO8 MEMORIAL for the provost, bailiies, dean of guild, deacon-convenor, and treasurer of the city of Glasgow, chargers, against William MacDowall of Castle-semple, Esquire, suspender. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1768. - 12p.; fol. bound with: Kempt, James, Case of Mr. James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso. [s.l.], 1737. FM1809

1. MACDOWALL, William.

923.242 THE MEMORIAL of the Chevalr. de St. George : on occasion of the Princess Sobieski's retiring into a nunnery, and two original letters written by the Chevalier to the said Princess, to dissuade her from that design; translated from the original French. - Edinburgh : [s.n.], 1726. - [2],iii-viii,l6p.; 8vo. - "London printed and reprinted at Edinburgh." Bound with : The Highland complaint. Edinburgh, 1737. FM 2955


346.008 MEMORIAL for Dean of guild of the town of Aberdeen. -

[s.l.: s.n.], 1798. - 3p.; 4to. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

MEMORIAL for the Officers of State, the Right Honourable the Countess Earl Gower, her husband, pursuers 1797. - 14p.; 27cm. - bound with:

346.008 defenders; against of Sutherland, and . - [s.l.:s.n.], Anderson, Alexander.

The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2160(iii)

1. SUTHERLAND, Countess of 2. GOWER, Earl

346.008 MEMORIAL for the Officers of State, in the process

of augmentation and locality of the united parishes of Ancrum and Long Newton. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. -5p.; 27cm. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The p etition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq.

[s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii) 1. [346.00941]

346.008 MEMORIAL for the Principal and professors of the King's

College of Aberdeen defenders; against the Rev. Mr Alexander Simpson, second minister of the parish of Old Machar, pursuer. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 11p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The

petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2160(iii)

1. SIMPSON, Rev. Alexander 2. ABERDEEN, University of

920.71 MEMORIALS of early genius and achievements in the pursuit

of knowledge. - London : Nelson, 1856. - 320p., ill.; 19cm. - Inscribed to Alexander F.Macfarlan. FM 2817

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u 364.131 A MEMORIAL of the proceedings of the late ministery and Lower House of Parliament / writ by the author of 'An inquiry into the miscarriages of the four last years reign'. - London:printed for the author,1715- -44p.;8vo in 4s.

FM934. 1. 'An inquiry into the miscarriages of the four last

years reign1, author of.

823,7 MEM and women : a novel / by the author of "What you

please", "Tourville", &c. - Bristol : J.Lansdown, 1805. - 3v.([6],iv,210p. : [4]fiv,206p. : [6],238p.); 19cm,

FM1911

1.WHAT you please, author of.

878 MENANDRI et Philemonis reliquiae quotquot reperiri poter-

unt; graece et latine, cum notis Hugonis Grotii et Joannis Glerici. - Amstelodami:apud Thoman Lombrail, 1709. - [16],375,[23]p.; 8vo. FM1594

MENZIES, Archibald, fl.1870 891.631008 Gomhchruinneacha do dh'orain thaghta Ghaidhealach,,/ le Gilleasbuig Meinne. - Glascho : Blackie, 1870. - viii, 350p.; 19cm. - Inscribed by Alasdair Halley, FM. 1398

1.Title \

MENZIES, D.P., fl.l894 929.2 The "red and white" book of Menzies = Leabhar dearg 'us geal na Meinerich : the history of Clan Menzies and its chiefs / by D.P.Menzies. - Glasgow : [s.n.], I894 { (Edinburgh : Banks). - xxviii,529p. ,46 leaves of plates : ill.; 26cm. - Inscribed by the author. FM 3338

1.MENZIES, Family

MENZIES, Dame Grace Charlotte 346.OO8 Defences for the Honourable Dame Grace Charlotte Menzies; to the summons of declarator, &c. at the instance of Sir Robert Menzies of Menzies, Baronet. - Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1848. - 6p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. MENZIES, Sir Robert

MENZIES, Sir Neil 346.008 Defences for Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet; in the action at the instance of his Grace, John, Duke of Atholl. - [s.l.]: printed by R. Wallace, 1827. - 4p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. ATHOLL, John, Duke of

MENZIES, Sir Niel 336.008 Defences for Sir Niel Menzies, of that Ilk, Bart.; to the action of reduction against him at the in-stance of Charles M'Diarmid, Esq. of Bohallie. -[s.l.]: printed by R. Wallace, 1832. - 5p.; 27cm. -bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. M'DIARMID, Charles 2. [346.04346]

MENZIES, Sir. Neil 346.008 Summons of multiplepoindlng, Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Bart.; against his Grace the Duke of Athole, and others. - [s.l.]; printed by R. Wallace, 1827. -6p.; 27cm. - bound with; Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet. [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. ATHOLE, Duke of 2. [346.092]

MENZIES, Sir Neil 346.008 Suspension & interdict, Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Bart.; James Gordon, Esq., younger of Culvennan; and Alexander Pearson, W.S., trustees of the late Honourable Fletcher Norton, of Norton, one of the barons of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer in Scotland ; against William Braidwood, junior, manager of the Sea Insurance Company of Scotland, and others. -[s.l.]: printed by R. Wallace, 1830. - 3p.; 27cm..-bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. GORDON, James 3. NORTON, Fletcher 2. PEARSON, Alexander 4. BRAIDWOOD, William

MENZIES, Sir Robert 346.008 Summons of declarator, &c. Sir Robert Menzies, Baronet,, against the Honourable Dame Grace Charlotte Menzies. - [s.l.]: printed by Alex Laurie, 1848. -13p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827 FM3241

1. MENZIES, Dame Grace Charlotte

MERCIER, Louis, fl.1877 393.9 Le deuil : son observation dans tous les temps et dans tous les pays, comparee a son observation de nos jours / par Louis Mercier. - Londres s Douvet, 1877. -80p.; 19cm. FM 1922

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MERCURE de Prance : Samedi bureau du Mercure, 1788. with : Journal politique 1788. FM 954

054.1 1er Mars 1788.-Paris:au - [3],4-48p.; 12mo.- Bound de Bruxelles. [Brussels?],

052 MERCURIUS DOMESTICUS. - No 1., Dec., 1679 - ?. - [s.1.:

s.n.], [18-?]. - 2p.; 314cm. - reprinted edition. -bound with: The Commonwealth Mercury, Sept. 2 to Sept.9, 1658. [s.l.], [18-?]. FM723

1. [052]

942.06 MERCURIUS politicus, comprising the sum of foreign

intelligence of England, Scotland and Ireland from Thursday April 1 to Thursday April 8 1658. - London: printed by Thomas Newcomb, 1658. - 431 - 446.; 4to. -bound with: The country - man's idea of a gospel minister. Edinburgh, 1711. - New gleanings from Gladstone. Edinburgh, [1559?]• - More gleanings from Gladstone. Edinburgh, [1858?]. FM692

1. [253] 2. [741.59] 3. [741.59]

328.4204 MERCURIUS PUBLICUS. comprising the sum of forraign

intelligence with affairs now in agitation in England, Scotland and Ireland, for the information of the people. - London: printed by John Macock and Tho. Newcomb, 1660. - 721-744p.; 4to. - bound with: Great Britain. Parliament. Severall proceedings in Parliament. London, 1650. FM701

1. [942.066]

MESNAGER, Monsr. fl.1717 942.069 Minutes of the negotiations of Monsr. Mesnager at the Court of England towards the close of the last reign wherein some of the most secret transactions of that time, relating to the interest of the Pretender, find a clandestine separate peace, are detected and laid open/ written by himself. - London: printed for S. Baker, 1717 - 326p.;8vo. FM978

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MESTON, William, 1688?-1745 S821.4 The poetical works / of William Meston. - The sixth edition. - Edinburgh : printed by Wal.Ruddiman junior for Francis Robertson, 1767. ~ [5],iv-xiv,v-xvi,[4], 227p.; 12mo in 6s. FM 3183

METCALF, John. 1717-1810 920.71 The life of John Metcalf, commonly called Blind Jack of Knaresborough, with many entertaining anecdotes of his exploits in hunting and card-playing &c. -York:E. and R. Peck,1795. - vi,l53p.; 12mo in 6s. -Inscribed by Joseph Graham. FM2620 1. BLIND JACK of Knaresborough.

METCALFE, W. M., fl.1895 922.22 Ancient lives of Scottish Saints / translated by W.M.Metcalfe. - Paisley : Gardner, 1895. - xxiv,377p.; 25cm. FM 2211

1.Title

METCALFE, W. M., fl.1888 S821.1 Legends of the saints in the Scottish dialect of the fourteenth century; edited from the unique manuscript in the University Library, Cambridge, with introduction, notes, and glossarial index, by W.M.Metcalfe. -Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1888-96. - 6v.; 23cm. -(Scottish Text Society; vol.13,18,23,25,35 & 37). FM 394

1. Title:

285.241 THE METHOD of procedure by Presbyteries. - Edinburgh : printed by the heirs and successors of Andrew Anderson, 1709. - [6],120p.; 8vo. - Inscribed by Tho.Macculloch and William Smith, 1778. FM 2181

MICHELET, Adele Athenais, 1826-1899 500.9 [La nature. English] Nature : or the poetry of earth and sea / from the French of Mme.Michelet; with 200 designs by Giacomelli. - London : Nelson, 1872. -xxxii,431p ill.; 25cm. FM 3134

MICHELET, J. fl. 1846 253.2 Priests, women and families / by J. Michelet; edited by Joseph Crookes. - 3rd ed. - London: Edmonds, 1846. -viii,71p. ;24cm. - bound with: Goethe. Faust, a tragedy, translated by Lewis Filmore. [s.l.:s.n.],[ 1841?], -Chamber's information for the people conducted by William and Robert Chambers. Edinburgh, [18- ?]. FM2872

1. CROOKES, Joseph. 2. [832.6] 3.[052]

MICHIE, John Grant, fl.1877 941.25 History of Loch Kinnord / by J.G.Michie. - Edinburgh : Douglas, 1877. - 142p.; 21cm. FM 339

MICHIE, John Grant, fl.1901 The records of Invercauld, Grant Michie. - Aberdeen s 1901. - xii,523p.; 27cm. -

FM 573

1.Title 2. [929.2] 4.FARQUHARSON, Family

941.006 1547-1828 / edited by John for the New Spalding Club, No.300 of 525 copies.

3. [941.25]

MIDDLET0N, Eisa Gordon Cumming, Lady S821.6 The story of Alastair Bhan Comyn : or the tragedy of Dunphail, a tale of tradition and romance / by the Lady Middleton. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1889. - xiv, 276p.; 21cm.

FM 3142

MILES, Margaret 346.008 Answers for Margaret Miles or Sim, spouse of Robert Sim, tenant in Newton of Arbirlot, and for Robert Sim, procreated of the marriage between the said Robert Sim and Margaret Miles or Sim; to the bill of advocation for the said Robert Sim. - [s.l.]: printed by Alex. Lawrie, 1829. - 2p.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid Esquire, of Ratho Bank, [s.l.], 1619. FM3227

1. SIM, Margaret 2. SIM, Robert

MILES, Margaret 346.OO8 Revised case for Margaret Miles or Sim, spouse of Robert Sim, tenant in Newton of Arbirlot, and Robert Sim, procreated of the marriage betwixt the said Robert Sim and the said Margaret Miles or Sim; in the action of declarator of marriage and legitimacy at their instance against the said Robert Sim. -[s.l.:s.n.], [1829?]. ~ 28p.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, [s.l.], 1819. FM3227 1. SIM, Margaret 2. SIM, Robert

MILL, James, 1773-1836 170 A fragment on Mackintosh : being strictures on some passages in the dissertation by Sir James Mackintosh, prefixed to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. ~ London : Baldwin and Cradock, 1835- - viii,431p.; 24cm. FM 2641

1.Title 2.MACKINTOSH, Sir James, 1765-1832

MILL, John, 1712-1805 941.006 The diary / of the Reverend John Mill, minister of the parishes of Dunrossness, Sandwick and Gunningsburgh in Shetland 1740-1803. With selections from local records and original documents relating to the district; edited with introduction and notes by Gilbert Goudie. -Edinburgh s Scottish History Society, 1889. - c,227p.; 23cm. - (Scottish History Society; vol.5). FM 411

1.Series 2.GOUDIE, Gilbert, fl.1889 3. [922.541]

MILL, John, fl.1876 940.28 The Ottomans in Europe : or Turkey in the present crisis, with the secret societies' maps / by John Mill. - London : Seldon, 1876. - xvi,288p.; 23cm. FM 849

MILLAN, J. fl 1745. 355.3 Milan's succession of colonels and establishments of the navy, army and garrisons, etc. - London: printed for J. Millan,1745. - 1v.( various pagings); 12mo, advt. FM1037

MILLER, Hugh, 1802-1856 941.06 Macaulay on Scotland : a critique; republished from "The Witness", - Edinburgh : printed by Miller & Fairly, [ca 1856]. - [5],6-40p.; 22cm. FM 67

MILLER, Hugh, 1802-1856 923.841 Memoir of William Forsyth, Esq. ; a Scotch merchant of the eighteenth century / by Hugh Miller. - London s: Stewart & Murray, 1839. - viii,133P.; 22cm. FM 2467

1.FORSYTH, William, 1722-1800

MILLER, Hugh, 1802-1856 554.1 The old red sandstone : or new walks in an old field / by Hugh Miller. - Edinburgh : Johnstone, 1841. - xxiv, 275p., 9 leaves of plates : ill.; 18cm. FM 2633

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• MILLER, Hugh, 1802-1856 S821.5

Poems : written in the leisure hours / of a journeyman mason. - Inverness : Carruthers, 1829. - [4]»7»[4]»10-268p.; 18cm. FM 2632

1 .A JOURNEYMAN. MASON

MILLER, Hugh, 1802-1856 941.14 Sutherland as it was and is : or how a country may be ruined. - Edinburgh : Johnstone, 1843. - 39p.; 24cm. FM 217

1.Title

E240046773

MILLER, Hugh, 1802-1856 550 The testimony of the rocks : or geology in its bearings on the two theologies, natural and revealed / by Hugh Miller. - Sixteenth thousand, - Edinburgh ; Constable, 1857. - xii,500p., ill.; 21cm.

FM2469

1. [210]

MILLER, Hugh, 1802-1856 245.241 The Whiggism of the old school : as exemplified by the past history and present position of the Church of Scotland / by Hugh Miller. - Edinburgh : Johnstone, 1839. - 31p.; 24cm. FM 2470

MILLER, James 346.008 Memorial f o r James Mi l l e r of the town of Port-Royal in the county of Carolina and. state of V i rg in ia , and George Brown, merchant in Glasgow, and Robert Lee, merchant in Greenock, his attornies, pursuers; against John Allan, Esq. of Errol , defender. -[ s . l . ] s . n . j , [17-? ] . - 19p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Home, Sir George. Answers f o r Sir George Home, of Blackader, Bart [ s . 1 . ] , 1778. FM3229

1. BROWN, George 2. LEE, Robert 3. ALLAN, John

MILLER, William 346.008 Answers f o r William Mi l l e r of Monkcastle, Esquire; to the pet i t ion of John Wauchope, wr i ter to the Signet, common agent in the l o ca l i t y of Kilwinning. -[ s . l . : s . n . ], 1795. ~11P- ; 4to in 2s, - bound with: Grant, General. The pet i t ion of the Of f i ce rs of State, and General Grant of Bal l indal loch. [s.l.[,1800 FM2160(iv)

1. WAUCHOPE, John

MILLIGAN, William 346.008 Memorial f o r Mr William Mi l l igan, minister of Kirk-den, against David Watt, of Meathie. - [ s . l . : s . n . ], 1797. - 7p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The pet i t ion of the O f f i ce rs of State, and General Grant of Bal l indal loch. [ s. l . ] , 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. WATT, David

MILTON, Alexander, f l .1883 253 Essay on the duties of ministers, evangel ists, and o f f i ce -bearers of the Christian church, with remarks on drunkenness, scepticism, &c. / by Alexander Milton. -Forres : published by the author, 1883. - 85p.; 18cm. -3 copies in FML. FM 2134,2134A & 2I34B

MILTON, John. 1608-1674. 821.4 Paradise lost and. Paradise regained / John Milton. -London:printed for R. Bladon, 1775. - 2v.; illus., 12 mo in 6s. - FM has vol 2 only. - Inscribed by Mr. Maclean. FM3574

330.942 MIND amongst the spindles : a selection from the Lowell offering, a miscellany wholly composed / by the factory girls of an American city; with an introduction by the English editor. - London : Knight, 1844. -240p.; 15cm. - Bound with : Craik, G.L. The history of British commerce, vol.3. London, 1844.. FM 1749A

1.THE FACTORY girls of an American city. 2.THE LOWELL offering. 3. [818.3]

273.9 A MINISTER OF THE ESTABLISHMENT An answer to the protest of the Free Church/by a minister of the establishment. Edinburgh: Myles Macphail,

1846. - 31p., 21cm. - bound with thirty-five (35) assorted Church pamphlets, published, Edinburgh. FM2068

320.94207 MINISTERIAL prejudices in favour of the convention,

examin'd and answer1d. - London: printed for T. Cooper, 1739. - 27p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Considerations upon the present state of our affairs at home and abroad in a letter to e Member of Parliament from a friend in the country. London,1739. -The conduct of His Grace the D-ke of Ar—le for the last four years rev-iew' d. London,1740. - A true lover of the people. A letter to a Member of Parliament. London, 1740. - A second letter to a Member of Parliament concerning the present state of affairs. London, 1741 - An address to the electors of Great Britain.Edinburgh,1740.FM101

MINTY, Rev. Dr. Georg'e 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Dr. George Minty, minister of the gospel at Kinnethmont. - [s.l..:s.n.], 1796. - 10p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv).

346.0432 MINUTES and proceedings of the general and sub-comm-ittees of the counties in Scotland, and papers laid before them relative to the distillery. - [s.l.ss.n.] ,[1782]. - 28p,; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Hargrave, Francis. Opinion of Mr. Hargrave on the case of the Duke of Athol in respect to the Isle of Mann. [s.l.], [1788].

FM 702

1. [352.0073]

346.008 MINUTES in the process of augmentation, the minister of Durris, against the Earl of Peterborough, and others. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1792. - 3p.5 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. PETERBOROUGH, Earl of

'MIRABEAU' 370 A first legacy to Inverness in a letter to the Rev. Duncan Stewart/by Mirabeau. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1840. -11 p.; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness Society for the education of the poor. Moral statistics. Inverness , 1826. FM717

1. MACNAB, Kennedy 2. STEWART,Duncan. 3. [352.4]

942 MISCELLANEOUS state papers : from 1501 to 1726. -London : printed for W.Strahan and T.Cadell, 1778. -2v. ([3],iv-xx,587p. : [3],iv-xii,638,[1O]p.); 4to. Edited by Philip Yorke, Earl of Hardwicke. FM 3212

1.HARDWICKE, Philip Yorke, Earl of

910.453 MISCELLANY of popular Scottish poems ; chiefly of a humorous and descriptive character, with notes. -Edinburgh : Chambers, 1841. - 48p.; 25crn. - Bound with ; The Sea. Edinburgh, 1840. FM 864

1. [S821.008]

822.5 MISS in her teens : or the medley of lovers, a farce in

two acts, as it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden. - London : printed for J.and R.Tonson, 1747. - [4],36p.; 8vo in 4s. - Sound with : Home, J. Douglas. Edinburgh, 1757. FM 1698A

052 THE MISSIONARY magazine and chronicle. - Vol.1-?; 1836-? -London : London Missionary Society. - 111.; 22cm. -Monthly, FML has vol.1, nos.1-5. Bound with : The Thistle. London, 1836 FM 357

1. [266.005]

MITCHELL, Dugald. 941.1 A popular history of The Highlands and Gaelic Scotland from The earliest times till the close of the 'Forty-Five. / by Dugald Mitchell. - Paisley: Gardner, 1900. -707p.; illus.;plates; 23cm. FM1442.

MITCHELL, Dr. Andrew 346.008 Answers for Dr. Andrew Mitchell, minister of Monkton, and for the common agent in the locality of the said parish; to the petition of the Society of Writers in Ayr. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1799. - 3p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. SOCIETY OF WRITERS, Ayr

MICHELL, M 941.075 Young Juba : or the history of the Young Chevalier from his birth to his escape from Scotland after the battle of Culloden / translated from the original Italian published at Rome by M.Michell. - London : printed for the translator, 1748. - [2],iii-xvi,296p.; 4to. - Inscribed by Thomas Griffin.

FM 937

MITCHELL, Rev. Thomas 346.008 Answers for the Reverend Mr Thomas Mitchell, minister of the parish of Lamington; to the petition of the Right Honourable Archibald Lord Douglas, and Dame Elizabeth Baillie of Lamington, relict of the de-ceased Sir John Ross of Balnagowan, Baronet, sole heritors of the parish of Lamington. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 12p.; 4to in 2s. - Unfinished script. -bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797 FM2l60(iii)

1.DOUGLAS, Archibald, Lord 2 BAILLIE, Dame Elizabeth 3. ROSS,Sir John

MITCHELL, W., fl.1892 320.94108 Home rule for Scotland, and Imperial federation / by W.Mitchell. - Edinburgh : Offices of the Scottish Home Rule Association, 1892. - 79p.» 22cm. - This pamphlet is identical but for an extra chapter to Harry Gow's "Home rule for Scotland". Perth, 1891. FM 238A

MITCHELL, William 362.7 Rescue the children : or twelve years' dealing with neglected girls and boys / by William Mitchell. -London : Isbister, [ 188-?]. - 144p«, ill.; 19cm. FM 2795.

MITTERMAIER, C.J.A. fl. 184,1 252.05241 On the effect of drunkenness upon criminal responsibil-ity and the application of punishment / translated from the German of Professeur C.J.A. Kittermaier. - Edin -burgh : Clark, 1841. - 40p.;19cm. - bound with: M'Phail, William. The wrath of man praising God, both in permit-ting and in restraining its violence exemplified in the public events of our times.London,l814. FM2069

1.[345.0273]

822.5 MOB contra mob s or the rabblers rabbled. - Edinburgh s printed and sold at Mr.Freebairn's shop, [early 18th C.] - [2],3-36p.] 8vo in 4s. - Bound with : Home, J. Douglas. Edinburgh, 1757. FM 1698A

1. [S827.4]

MOCENICUS, Philippus, Abp of Nicosia 170 [Universales institutipnes] Philippi Mocenici Archiepiscopi Kicosiensis Regni Oypri, &c. universales institutiones ad hominum perfectionem; quatenus indxistria potest, - Venetiis : apud Aldum., 1581. - [_28],588,[2]p.; fol. in 4S, dedn. FM 2250

'MOHAWK'. 629.132509 The Canadian Pacific Railway and assailants . Letter/ from 'Mohawk'. -London: [s.l.], 1882. - l6p.; 18cm. -bound with: Nadar, Felix. The right to fly. London, 1866. FM693

1.[625.1]

MOIR, Thomas 902 An inquiry into some of the most curious and interesting subjects of history, antiquity, and science : with an appendix containing the earliest information of the most remarkable cities of ancient and modern times / by Thomas Moir. - London : printed for Lackington & Allen, 1817. - [7] ,14-274p. ; 20cm, dedn. - Library has 2 copies. FM 3 & 3A

M0LL0Y, Francis, fl.1660 282.03 Lucerna fidelium : seu fasciculus decerptus ab authoribus magis versatis, qui tractarunt de doctrina Christiana / authore Francisco Molloys - Romae : typis Sacrae 0ongreg.de Propaganda Fide, 1676. - [4],392, viii p.; 8vo, dedn. - Text in Irish. Inscribed by Friderici Mttnteri, 1823. FM 2221

MONCRIEFF, Thomas, fl.1819. 941.03 Memoirs concerning the ancient alliance between the French and Scots, and the privileges of the Scots in France. Faithfully translated from the original records of the kingdom of France / by Mr. Thomas Moncrieff. -Glasgow:J. Wylie,l8l9. - iv,80p.;20cm. - Contents includes; Graham, John. An account of the expedition of William the ninth Earl of Glencairn as General of His Majesty's forces in the Highlands of Scotland in the years 1653 and 1654. FM322 1.GRAHAM, John.

MONCRIEFF, Thomas, fl.1819. 941.03 Memoirs concerning the Ancient Alliance between the French and Scots, and the privileges of the Scots in France; translated by Mr. Thomas Moncrieff. - new ed. -Glasgow:reprinted for J. Wylie and Co., 1819- - 161+p.; 20cm. - Includes the Life and Death of King James the fifth of Scotland. FM96

MONEPENNY, J 941 The abridgement or summarie of the Scots chronicles : with a short description of their originall, from the coming of Gathelius, their first progenitour, out of Graecia into Egypt. With a true description and division of the whole realme of Scotland. - Edinburgh : printed by I.W. for John Wood, 1633. - [268]p.; 8vo., dedn. - Dedn. signed I.M. Surname from spine. FM 1632

1.Title

MONRO, Donald, fl.1549 914. 117 A description of the Western Isles of Scotland, called Hybrides / compiled by Donald Monro, Dean of the Isles. - [s.l. ] : [s.n.], 1773. - [3],4-48p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 270

MONRO, Donald, fl.1549 914.117 Description of the Western Isles of Scotland, called Hybrides / by Donald Monro, High Dean of the Isles. -Glasgow : Wylie, 1818. - [ 3],114-153p.;18cm. FM 270A

MONRO, Donald, fl.1549 914.117 Description of the Western Isles of Scotland, called Hybrides, with the genealogies of the chief clans of the Isles / by Sir Donald Monro, High Dean of the Isles. - Glasgow s Morison, 1884. - 68p.: 23cm. FM 270B

MONRO, Robert, d.1680? 940,24 Monro his expedition with the worthy Scots regiment (called Mac-Keyes Regiment) levied in August 1626 by Sr.Donald Mac-Key Lord Rhees, Colonell for his Majesties service of Denmark, and reduced after the Battaile of Nerling to one company in September 1634 at Wormes in the Platz / collected and gathered together at spare-houres by Colonell Robert Monro. To which is annexed the abridgement of exercise and divers practicall observations. - London : printed by William Jones, 1637. - [l6],89,[23],224,[l8]p.; fol. in 4s, dedn. -Contains bookplate of John Fardell. FM 167

MONTAGU, Mary Wortley, Lady 910.4 Letters of the Right Honourable Lady M-y W-y M-e : written during her travels in Europe, Asia, and Africa. - London s printed for B.Dodd and T.Reily, 1776. -4v. ; 8vo in 4s. FM 1653

1.Title

MONTAGU, Mary Wortley, Lady 910.4 Letters of the Right Honourable Lady M-y W-y M-e : written during her travels in Europe, Asia and Africa. -A new edition. - London : printed for T.Becket and P.A.De Hondt, 1767. - 3v. ([5],vi-xii,[4],180p. : [4], 195P. : [4],230p.); 8vo.

FM 1653A

MONTALEMBERT, M. le Comte de. 1810-1870.345.0253 A debate on India in the English Parliament / by M. le Comte de Moritalemtoert. - London: Continental Review, 1858. - iv,64p.;21cm. - bound with: Ridley, Sir Matthew "hite. The trial at large of Sir Matthew White Ridley... for criminal conversation with the wife of Mr. William Brumwell. Newcastle,[1793] . FM3537

1. [328.4202]

MONTEATH, John, fl.1835 941.32 Dunblane traditions : being a series of warlike and legendary narratives, biographical sketches of eccentric characters, &c., to which is added an appendix of original poems and songs / collected by John Monteath. - Glasgow s reprinted by John Miller, 1887. - 135P.; 19cm. FM 331

MONTEATH, Robert, fl.1825 634.92 Survey and report of the woods and plantations on the estate of Redcastle in Ross-shire, the property of Sir Wm.Fettis, Bart. / by Robert Monteath. - Inverness : [s.n.], 1825. - 23p.; 20cm. FM 2749

1. [914.116]

MONTESQUIEU, Charles de Secondat, Baron de 320.01 [De I ' e sp r i t des l o i s . English] The sp i r i t of laws / translated from the French of M.de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu. - Glasgow s printed by David l iven f o r J.Duncan, J.& M.Robertson and J.& W.Shaw, 1793. - 2v.; 12mo in 6s. - FML lacks vo l .1 . FM 3556

MONTEREUL, Jean de, cal6l3-l65l 941.006 The diplomatic correspondance / of Jean de Montereul and the brothers de Be l l i evre ; edited with an English translation and notes, by J.G.Fotheringham. -Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1898-99. - 2v. (xxxii,454p. : xv i ,6 l4p . ) ; 23cm. - (Scottish History Society; vol.29 & 30). FM 429

1.Series 2 .T i t l e 3. [941.06] 4.BELLIEVRE, M. de, f l . 1646

5.BELLIEVRE, P. de, f l . 1646 6.FOTHERINGHAM, J. G. , f l .1898

M0NTG0MERIE, Alexander, ca 15145-ca 1611 S821.2 The poems / of Alexander Montgomerie; edited by James Cranstoun. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1886-87. - 3v.; 23cm. - (Scottish Text Society; vo l .9-11) . FM 392

MONTGOMERY, James, 1771-1854 821.7 The world before the f lood : a poem in ten cantos, with other occasional pieces / by James Montgomery. - Third edit ion. - London s Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1814. - xv i i i ,328p. ; 17cm. - Inscribed by D.S.Wayland. FM 3184

MONTGOMERY, Sir James. 346.OO8 Additional appendix to additional petition for Sir James Montgomery, Bart., and others, executors of the late William, Duke of Queensberry, in question with the Earl of Wemyss as to the March leases. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1815. - 25p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Mr. Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun,...................[s.l.], 1814. FM1811

1. WEMYSS, Earl of.

MONTGOMERY, Sir James. 346.008 Additional appendix to the petition for Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope, Baronet, and others, executors of the Late Duke of Queensberry, containing list of lea granted by proprietors in different parts of Scotland, for 57 years, or terms nearly equivalent, so far as the petitioners have had access to obtain information. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - l8p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun,............... .[s.l.], 1814. FM1811

MONTGOMERY, Sir James 346.008 Additional appendix to the petition for Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope, Baronet, and others, Ex-ecutors of the last Duke of Queensberry, containing list of leases granted by proprietors in different parts of Scotland, for fifty-seven years, or terms nearly equivalent, so far as the petitioners have had access to obtain information. - [s.l.:s.n.], [l8-]. - 24p.; 27cm. - bound with: Ker, Sir James Innes. Information for Sir James Innes Ker [s.l.], 1810. FM1816

1. QUEENSBERRY, Duke of

MONTGOMERY, Sir James 346.008 The additional petition of Sir James Montgomery

of Stanhope, Baronet, and others, trustees and executors of the late William, Duke of Queensberry; Laurence Tweedie of Oliver, Esq. and others, trustees of Alex-ander Wlesh, tenant in Easter Harestanes; and the said Alexander Welsh himself for his interest. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1813. - 28p.;25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun, • •••••••••• [s.l.],1814. FM1811

1. TWEEDIE, Laurence 2. WELSH, Alexander

• MONTGOMERY, Sir James 346.008 The additional petition of Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope, Baronet, and others, crustees, and ex-ecutors of the late William Duke of Queensberry; Laurence Tweedie of Oliver, Esq. and others, trust-ees of Alexander Welsh, tenant in Easter Harestanes; and the said Alexander Welsh himself for his in-terest. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1813. - 42p.; 28cm. - In-cludes appendix of relevant material. - bound with: Ker, Sir James Innes. Information for Sir James Innes Ker. [s.l], 1810. FM1816

1. QUEENSBERRY, William Duke of (continued on next card)

MONTGOMERY, Sir James. 346.008 The additional petition of Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope, Baronet; Thomas Coutts, Esq. of the Strand, in the county of Middlesex; William Murray, Esq. of Henderland; and Edward Bullock Douglas, Esq. - [s.l.]: printed by A. Balfour, 1815. - 126p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition ofRobert Symington, tenant in Edstoun,.............[s.l.], 1814. FM1811

1. COUTTS, Thomas 2. MURRAY, William 3. DOUGLAS, Edward Bullock

MONTGOMERY, Sir James 346.008 Answers for Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope, Baronet, Edward Bullock Douglas, and William Murray, Esquires, executors of the late William, Duke of Queensberry, to the petition and additional petition for the most noble Charles, Marquis and Earl of Queensberry. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1815• - 28p.; 25cm. -bound with: Symington, Robert. The petiton of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun, [s.l.], 1814. FM1811 1. DOUGLAS, Edward Bullock 2. MURRAY, William 3. QUEENSBERRY, Charles, Marquis & Earl of.

MONTGOMERY, Sir James 346.008 The petition of Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope, Baronet, Edward Bullock Douglas, and William Murray, Esquires, executors of the late William, Duke of Queensberry. - [s.l.:s.n.j, 1814. - 45p.; 25cm. -bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun,

[s.l.], 1814. FM1811

1. D0UGLAS, Edward Bullock 2. MURRAY , William

MONTGOMERY, Sir James 346.008 Sir James Montgomery, of Stanhope, Baronet, William Murray of Henderland. Esq; and Edward Bullock Douglas, Esq; of the Inner-Temple, trustees of the late Duke of Queensberry, appellants. The flight Honourable Francis C Charteris, Earl of Wemyss, respondent. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 19 fold, pages; 25 x 43cm. fold to 25 x 20cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun, ....[s.l.], 1814. FM1811

1. MURRAY, William 3. Charteris, Francis 2. Douglas, Edward Bullock 4.Earl of Wemyss

MONTGOMERY, Sir James 346.OO8

see

DOUGLAS, Francis Charteris Answers for the Right Honourable Francis Charteris Douglas, Earl of Wemyss and March; to the petition of Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope, Bart, and others, trustees and executors of the late William, Duke of Queensberry; Laurence Tweedie of Oliver, Esq. and others, trustees of Alexander Welsh, tenant in Easter-Harestanes; and the said Alexander Welsh himself, for his interest. [Edinburgh? ], 1813.

639.2 MONUMENT to King Robert the Bruce, on the field of Bannockburn. - London: [s.n.], 1870. - 4p.; 25cm. -bound with: Richardson, Sir John Stewart. Scotch salmon fisheries' legislation, past, present and future. London,1870. FM715 1.[731.76]

733.5 MONUMENTA Romani Imperii, in Scotia, maxime vero inter vestigia valli, auspiciis Antonini Pii Imperatoris, a Fortha usque ad Glottam perdueti, reperta, et in Academia Glasguensi adservata, iconibus expressa. -[Glasgow?] : [s.n.J, [late 18th C]. - [2]p., 30 leaves of plates : ill.; fol. FM 2410

MOON, W. 1818—1894. 5OO.941 Embossed literature in type for the blind [advertisement] / W. Moon. - [Brighton?]: [s.n.], [18-?]. - 2p.; 21cm. -bound with: Jolly, William. The scientific materials of the north and our scientific work. Inverness, 1876. FM716 1. [070.5792]

MOORE, Edward, 1712-1757 821.6 Fables for the female sex / by Edward Moore. - A new edition. - [London?] : [s.n.], 1760. - [4l,148p.; 12mo in 6s. FM 3015

MOORE, John, 1729-1802 944.04 A journal during a residence in Prance from the beginning of August to the middle of December, 1792 : to which is added an account of the most remarkable events that happened at Paris from that time to the death of the late King of France / by John Moore. - A new edition corrected. - London s printed for G.G. and J.R. J.Robinson, 1793. - 2v. ([4],502p. : [2],617p.), map; 8vo. FM 2943

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MOORE, John, 1729-1802 914.5 A view of society and manners in Italy : with anecdotes relating to some eminent characters / by John Moore. -The sixth edition. - London : printed for A.Strahan and T.Cadell, and sold by T.Cadell, junior, and W.Davxes, 1795. - 2v.([5],vi-xii,460p. : [3],vi-xii,460p.); 8vo. FM 834

\

MOORE, Thomas, 1779-1852 821.7 Irish melodies / by Thomas Moore. With an appendix containing the original advertisements and the prefatory letter on music. - The ninth edition. -London : Power, 1829. -xiv,265p.; 16cm. FM 3056

MOORE, Thomas, 1779-1852 928.2 Letters and journals of Lord Byron, with notices of his life / by Thomas Moore. - Paris : Galignani, 1830. -

4v.; 18cm. - FML set lacks v.3-4. FM 1772

1.BYHOM, George Gordon, Baron Byron

MOORE, Thomas, 1779-1852 823.7 Memoirs of Captain Rock, the celebrated Irish chieftain, with some account of his ancestors / written by himself. - London : Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green, 1824. - xiv,376p.; 18cm. FM 2623

1.Title 2.ROCK, Decimus

MOORE, Thomas, 1779-1852 821.7 The works / of Thomas Moore; accurately printed from the last original editions. - Leipsic : Ernst Fleischer, 1826. - [2] ,xiv,620p.; 24cm.. FM 3071

MOORSOM, William Scarth, 18O4-I863 917.16 Letters from Nova Scotia ; comprising sketches of a young country / by W.Moorsom. - London : Colburn and Bentley, 1830. - viii,371p.,5 leaves of plates : ill., map; 20cm. FM 620

MORAY, Charles 346.008 Answers for Charles Moray of Abercairney, Esq., Colonel Thomas Graham of Balgowan; Miss Anne Preston Campbell of Lochlane; Patrick Henry, liferenter, and Lieutenant Robert Henry, fiar of Woodend; and others, heritors of the parish of Maderty; to the petition of Mr James Ramsay, minister of the gospel in the said parish of Maderty. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1794- - 10p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

1. GRAHAM, Col.Thomas 2. CAMPBELL, Anne Preston (continued on next card)

MORAY, Francis, Earl of 346.008 Answers for the Right Honourable Francis, Earl of Moray, to the petition of Andrew Balfour, Esq. ad-vocate, his Majesty's solicitor of tithes. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1797. - 25p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Ander-son, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797-FM2160(iii)

1. BALFOUR, Andrew

J a .

942.06 MORE GLEANINGS from Gladstone. - Edinburgh, London: Blackwood, [1858?]. - [24p.]; Illus, (one col.); 18cm. - bound with: Mercurius Politicus. London, 1658. FM692

1. GLADSTONE, William Ewart 2. [741.59]

MORLEY, Henry, 1822-1894 942.12 Memoirs of Bartholomew Fair / by Henry Morley. -London : Chapman & Hall, 1859- - xx,506p., ill.; 23cm. FM 2577

273.9 MORREN, Nathaniel. 1798-1847. The national church, a national blessing/ by the Rev. N. Morren. - second thousand. - Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, 1844. - 48p.; 21cm. - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. [285.241]

MORRISOM, John, ca 1790-1852 891.6312 Dain Iain Ghobha : the poems of /John Morison; collected and edited with a memoir by George Henderson. - Glasgow : Sinclair, 1893. - 2v.; 20cm. - Set lacks v.1 FM 1400

1 .HENDERSON:, George, f 1.1893

MORRISON, John, fl.1828 891.6312 Dain spioradail / le Eoin Morrison o'n Eilein Sgiathanach. - Glasgow : Maurice Ogle, 1828. - 32p.; 17cm. - Includes 3 items by the editor, Lachlan Maclean. FM 1340

MORRISON, John, fl.1828 891.6312 Dana spiriodail : no teagasg fallain o'n Scriobtuir / le Iain Morison. - Edinburgh : printed by R.Marshall for the support of the author, 1832. - 32p.; 16cm. FM 1230

MORRISON, Robert 346.008 Defences, Robert Morrison and others, to summons of declarator, William Forbes, Esq., and others. -[s.l.]: printed by W. Forrester, 1850. - 2p.; 27cm. -bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. FORBES, William

MORTIMER, Margaret, f1.1712. 828.5 The memorial of Margaret Mortimer, widow, as presented to the Honourable the Parliament of Great Britain, above two years ago. To which is added some queries presented to Her Majesty Queen Ann. - London:printed for the author ,1712. - 30p.; 8vi in 4s. FM2582

MOTTLEY, John, 1692-1750 923.147 The history of the life of Peter I, Emperor of Russia / by John Mottley. - London s printed for J.Read, 1739. - 3v.([7],viiI-x,[22],350,[34]p. : [8], 354,[30]p. : [8],409.[22]p.), 14 leaves of plates :ill, maps; 8vo, dedn, subn. FM 526

1,PETER I, Emperor of Russia

MOUNSEY, George Gill, fl. 1846 942.85 Carlisle in 1745 : authentic account of the occupation of Carlisle in 1745 by Prince Charles Edward Stuart; edited by George Gill Mounsey. -London : Longman, 1846, - x,270p.; 23cm. - Principally consists of documents by the Rev.John Waugh. FM 1014

1.Title 2.WAUGH, John, fl. 1745 3. [941.075]

367.94121 MOY AND DALAROSSIE PAROCHIAL BOARD State of the affairs of the parochial board of Moy and Dalarossie for the year ending Whitsunday, 1870. - Inverness: Advertiser Office, 1870. - 4p.; 32cm, - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club, 7th annual report, Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [362.5]

MOY AND DALAROSSIE. Parochial Board. 367.94121 The Parochial Board of Moy and Dalarossie, 1870-71 with statement of accounts and roll of paupers for year ending at Whitsunday, 1871. - Inverness: Advertiser, 1871. - 4p.; 33cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [362.5]

941.56 MR.JOHN MACKENZYES narrative of the Siege of London-Derry a false libel, &c. - [London?], [1690?]. - l8p.; 4to. -Lacks title-page. FM 43

MULOCK, Thomas, fl.1850 941.1 The Western Highlands and Islands of Scotland socially considered with reference to proprietors and people : being a series of contributions to the periodical press / by Thomas Mulock. - Edinburgh : Menzies, 1850. - viii,262p.; 19cm, - Contents originally published principally in the Inverness Advertiser.

FM251

MUNDY, Godfrey Charles, fl.1852 919.4 Our antipodes : or residence and rambles in the Australasian colonies, with a glimpse of the Gold Fields / by Godfrey Charles Mundy. - Fourth edition. -London : Bentley, 1857. - iv,282p.; 20cm. FM 812

394.4 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS and the poor laws, [notice addressed

to the electors of Inverness]. - Inverness: [s.n.], 184O. - 1 leaf.; 36cm. - FM copy torn at lower edge. -bound with: A true narrative of the reception of their Royal Highnesses on their arrival in Scotland. Edinburgh, 1680. FM721

1. [324.2]

MUNRO, Alexander MacDonald, fl.1899 941.006 Records of Old Aberdeen, 1157-1891 / edited by Alexander MacDonald Munro. - Aberdeen : New Spalding Club, 1899-1909. - 2v. (xxxvi,390p. : xl,435p.); 27cm. -FML has vol.1 only. No.300 of 525 copies. FM 571

1.Title 2. [941.25]

MUNRO, Mrs Catharine 346.008 Memorial for Mrs. Catharine Munro or Rose, and Hugh Rose, Esquire, of Glastullich, her husband, in the process of declarator of bastardy, at their instance, against George Ross reputed son of the late Alex-ander Ross, Esquire, of Cromarty, and his tutors and curators. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1824. - 25p.; 26cm. -bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank. [s.l.], 1819-

FM3227

1. ROSE, Mrs Catharine 2. ROSE, Hugh

3. ROSS, George 4. [346.017]

MUNRO, David 252.05241 Searmoinean taghta le seirbhisich urramach agus dileas Iosa Criosd; eadar-theangaichte gu Gaelig le Daibhidh Munro. - Inbhirnis : clo'-bhuailte aig seomar-gnothuich an teachdaire, 1852. - iv,205p.; 19cm. - Contains sermons by John Brown, Michael Bruce and Ralph Erskine. FM 1375

1.Title 2.SEIRBHISICH urramach agus dileas Iosa Criosd.

MUNRO, Duncan, fl.1805 346.00262 Answer by Duncan Munro of Culcairn, Esq. to a printed letter from Duncan George Forbes of Culloden, Esq., dated 25th October 1805, and which has been industriously circulated by him and his friends; with an appendix containing letters and papers relative thereto. - [Inverness?] : [s.n.], 1805. - 69p.; 23cm. FM 1017

1.FORBES, Duncan George, fl.1805 2.Title

MUNRO, Sir Hugh 346.008 Information for Sir Hugh Munro of Fowlis, Baronet, one of the trustees appointed by the late Sir Hector Munro of Novar, knight of the Bath; Hugh Munro, Esq; deputy barrackmaster for Scotland; and Robert and Jean Ferguson, children of the marriage between Brigadier-General Ronald Crauford Ferguson and the deceased. Mrs Jean Munro, his wife; and the said Ronald Crauford Ferguson, as administrator-in-law to his children, defenders; against Thomas Coutts Esq; Banker in the Strand, London, Edmund Antrobus, Coutts Trotter, and Edward Marjoribanks, Esquire, partners in the banking-house of Thomas Coutts, Esq;



Banker in the Strand, London, Edmund Antrobus, Coutts Trotter, and Edward Marjoribanks, Esquire, partners in the banking-house of Thomas Coutts, Esq; and company, and Alexander Brodie, Esq; of Arnehall pursuers. [s.l.], 1807.- 29p.; 26cm. - bound with: Ross, Alex-ander. Condescendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie, [s.l.], 1755. FM3239 1. MUNRO, Hugh 5. COUTTS, Thomas 2. FERGUSON, Robert 6. ANTROBUS, Edmund 3. FERGUSON, Jean 7. TROTTER, Coutts 4. FERGUSON, Ronald Crawford 8. MARJORIBANKS, Edward

9. BRODIE, Alexander

MUNRO, James, d.1870 891.631008 An t-aillegan : comh-chruinneachadh ohan, oran, agus dhuanag / le Seumas Munro. - Glascho : M'Phun, 1854. -64p.; 11cm. FM 1249

1.Title

MUNRO, James, d.1870 891.631008 An t-aillegan : comh-chruinneachadh ohan, oran, agus dhuanag / le Seumas Munro. - Dun-Eidinn : Maclachlan & Stewart, [ca 1860]. - 64p.; 11cm. FM 1249A

MUNRO, James, d.1870 891.631008 Am filidh : co-thional ur de dh-orain 's de dhuanagan / le Seumas Munro. - Dun-eidin : Oliver 'us Boyd, 1840. -72,12p.; 15cm. - Includes 12 p. of engraved music. FM 1305

1.Title

MUNR0, James, d.l870 491.635 A Gaelic primer : containing rules for pronouncing the language / by James Munro. - Glasgow : Rutherglen, 1837. - [4],91p.; 17cm. FM 1326

MUNRO, James, d.l870 491.635 A new Gaelic primer : containing elements of pronunciation, an abridged grammar, formation of words, a list of Gaelic and Welsh vocables of like signification, also a copious vocabulary / by James Munro. - Third edition, improved and enlarged. -Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1862. - 86p.; 16cm. -Bound with : Currie, A. The principles of Gaelic grammar. Edinburgh, 1828 FM 1355

MUNRO, James, d.1870 491.635 A practical grammar of the Scottish Gaelic : illustrated throughout with notes and observations, critical, philological and explanatory / by James Munro. - Second edition. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1843. -viii,266p.; 15cm. FM 1270

MUNRO, Robert 346.008 The case of Mr Robert Munro, preacher of the gospel, son to Mr Hugh Munro, minister of the gospel at Tayne, and the presbytery of Tongue, appellants; the Synod of Sutherland and Caithness, respondents. The appellants case. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1744. - 8p.; 4to. - bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies,

[s.l.], [1744]. FM3321

1. MUNRO, Hugh

MUNRO, Robert, fl.1843 S821.6 Poems and translations in verse, from admired compositions of the ancient Celtic bards, with the Gaelic originals and copious illustrative notes / by Robert Munro. - Edinburgh : Brydone, 1843- - [4],iv, 180p.; 17cm. - Inscribed by Alexander Halley. FM 3048

MUNRO, Robert Gordon 346.008 The petition of Robert Gordon Munro, now Robert Gordon Graham, Esquire of Drynie. - [s.l.]: printed by Alex. Laurie, 1849. - 8p.; 27cm. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Camp-bells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

1. GRAHAM, Robert Gordon

MURDOCH, John, fl.1886 941.1082 The crofter revolt against landlordism : prefaced by two letters on the Crofter Act to Sir George Trevelyan, Bart. / by John Murdoch. - [Paisley?] : Paisley and Renfrewshire Gazette, 1886. - 63p.; 25cm. FM 582

MURRAY, Mrs. S., fl.1799 914.1 A companion and useful guide to the beauties of Scotland, to the lakes of Westmoreland, Cumberland, and Lancashire, and to the curiosities in the district of Craven in the West Riding of Yorkshire, to which is added a more particular description of Scotland, especially that part of it called the Highlands / by Mrs.Murray. - London : printed for the author and sold by George Nicol, 1799. - [5],viii-xii,396p.; 8vo. -Inscribed by Morgan H.Foster. FM 318

Missing 13.1.10 MURRAY, Mrs. S., fl.1799 914.11 A companion and useful guide to the beauties in the Western Highlands of Scotland and in the Hebrides, to which is added a description of part of the main land of Scotland, and of the isles of Mull, Ulva, Staffa, I-Columbkill, Tirii, Coll, Eigg, Skye, Raza, and Scalpa / by Mrs.Murray, - The second edition. -London : printed by W.Bulmer for the author, 1805. -xvi,436p.; 22cm. - "Vol.II" (vol.1 is the "Companion and useful guide to the beauties of Scotland"). FM 318A

MURRAY, A 425 An easy English grammar : for the use of schools / by A.Murray. - The third edition. - London ; printed for B.Law and W.Phorson, 1793. - [5],vi-x,194p.; 12mo in 6s, dedn. - FML copy lacks p.3-22. FM 3558

MURISON, Rev. James. 346.008 Case of the settlement of the parish of Tannadyce. The Reverend Mr. James Murison, Principal, and the masters of the New College of St. Andrews; appellants. The Right Honourable the Earl of Strathmore, Sir John Ogilvy of Inverwharity, Bart., George Skene of Skene, Esq. and all the other heritors except two; Robert Clark, and Thomas Fenton, elders; the presbytery of Forfar; respondents. The respondents case. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1767. - 13p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of Mr. James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso. ...[s.l.], 1737. FM 1809 1. STRATHMORE, Earl of 2. OGILVY, Sir John 3. SKENE, George 4. CLARK, Robert 5. FENTON, Thomas

MURRAY, Rev. Adam 346.008 Memorial for the Reverend Mr Adam Murray, minister of the gospel at Eccles; against John Marjoribanks, Esq; of Eccles, and others, heritors of the said parish. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - l8p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800.

FM2160 (iv)

1. MARJORIBANKS, John

MURRAY, Alexander 346.008 The petition and complaint of Alexander Murray, Esq. advocate, son of the late William Murray, Esq. of Polmaise. - [s.l.]: printed by John Moir, 1826. -15p.; 28cm. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspen-ders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

MURRAY, _Sir Alexander, fl. 1740. 320.94207 A letter and remonstrance &c to the Right Honourable Philip Lord Hardwick, Arthur Onslow and Mr. Attorney and Mr. Solicitor General from Sir Alexander Murray of Stanhope. - London:printed for the author, 1740. - 20p.; fol. FM2890

MURRAY, David, fl.1896 91.203 An archaeological survey of the United Kingdom / by David Murray. - Glasgow : MacLehose, 1896. - 113p.5 24cm. FM 2477

MURRAY, James. 346.008 The pet i t ion of James Murray, tenant of Flemington Mi l l and Over Drochi l l , and Alexander Marshall at Over Drochi l l , [and others] . - [ s . l . : s . n . ] , 1814. - 5p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The pet i t ion of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun,, . . . . [ s . l . ] , 1814. FM1811

1. MARSHALL, Alexander.

MURRAY, James. 346.008 The pet i t ion of James Murray junior, eldest son of James Murray, formerly tenant of Fingland and Nether Drochi l l , [and others]. - [ s . l . : s . n . ] , 1814. - 6p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington Robert. The pet i t ion of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun, [ s . l . ], 1814. FM 1811

MURRAY, John. 346.008 The pet i t ion of John Murray, tenant in Wester Harestanes [and others] . - [ s . l . : s . n . ] , 1814. - 5p.; 25cm. -bound with: Symington, Robert, The pet i t ion of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun, [ s . l . ] , 1814. FM1811

MURRAY, S ir John, 1718-1777 941.006 Memorials / of John Murray of Broughton, sometime secretary to Prince Charles Edward, 1740-1747; edited with an introduction, notes and an appendix of or ig inal documents by Robert F i t z roy Be l l . - Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1898. - xl,539p.; 23cm. -(Scott ish History Society; vo l . 27 ) . FM 427

1.Series 2. [923.241 ] 3.BELL, Robert F i t z roy , f l .1898

MURRAY, Lindley, 1745-1826 428 English exercises : adapted to Murray's English grammar / by Lindley Murray, - The ninth edition. -York : for Wilson & Spence, 1805. - 12,2l6p.; 18cm. FM 3553

MURRAY, T.L. fl.1827. 625.11 [Statement on "Maps of the inland navigation, rail roads &c"]. - London: Neal,[l827], - 16p.;21 cm. -bound with: Vignobles, Charles. Two reports to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company on the projected north line of railway. Liverpool,1835. FM3576

1.[912.162 389]

MURRAY William. 346.008 Interlocutor on the petition of William Murray, tenant in Whiteside. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1815. - 1p.; 25cm. -bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun, .....[s.l.], 1814. FM1811

MURRAY, William. 346.008 The petition of William Murray, tenant in Whiteside, Thomas Coutts, of the Strand, in the county of Middle-sex, William Murray of Henderland, and Edward Bullock Douglas, Esquires. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 42p.; 25cm. -bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, Tenant in Edstoun [ s.]., 1814, FM1811

1. COUTTS, Thomas. 2. DOUGLAS, Edward Bullock

941.006 MUSA Latina Aberdonensis. - Aberdeen : Hew Spalding Club,

1892-1910. - 3v.; 27cm. - Vol.1 : The Parerga of Arthur Johnston; vol.2 : The Epigrammata and remaining secular poems of Arthur Johnston; vol.3 : Poetae minores. FML set lacks v.3. No.300 of 525 copies. FM 565

1.JOHNSTON, Arthur, 1587-1641 2. [871.04]

MUSEE DES THERMES ST DE L'HOTEL DE CLUNY. 016.702 Catalogue et description des objets d'art de l' antiquite du moyen age et de la Renaissance, exposes au Musee. - Paris: Hotel de Cluny,l852. - 240p.; 18cm. -bound with: Villot, Frederic. Notice des tableaux exposes dans les galeries du Musee National du Louvre. Paris,1852. FM1921 1 .[016.702]

M.

708.2 MUSEE ROYALE de peinture et de sculpture de Belgique.

Catalogue publie par la Commission Administrative. -Brussels: J. Stienon,l85l. - 154p.; 16cm. - bound with; Catalogue of the art treasures of the United Kingdom collected at Manchester in 1857. London,[1857]. FM2526

1.[708.93]

NADAR, Felix. 1820-1910 629.132509 The right to fly/ by Nadar; translated by James Spence Harry. - London: Cassell, Petter and Galpin, 1866. -96p.; 18cm. - bound with: Christ's Hospital. Names of the governors. London, 1868, - Anderson, James. Excerpt from minute of meeting of subcommittee. Inverness, 1879. - Mackenzie, Alexander. Report on Leckmelm eviction. Inverness, 1882. - Mackenzie, William. Report on the Lochcarron evictions of 1882. Inverness, 1882. - Cunn-ingham, John. Church and state, Glasgow, 1882. - 'Mohawk The Canadian Pacific Railway and assailants. London, 1882 FM693

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1. TOURNACHON, Gaspard-Felix. 2. HARRY, James Spence.

[352.4] [352.74] [346.0432

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5. 6. 7. 8.

[346.0432] [322.1] [625.1]

NAIRN LITERARY INSTITUTE. 708.94122 Catalogue of loan exhibition &c. - [Nairn: Nairn Literary Institute] ,[ 1884]. - 24p.; 21 cm. - bound with: Nairn Literary Institute, [industrial and art exhibition]. Nairn, 1884. FM307 1 .[016.702]

NAIRN LITERARY INSTITUTE. 708.94122 [Industrial and art exhibition. 3rd September, 1884]. -10 leaves, 21 cm. - newspaper cuttings pasted down. -bound with: Nairn Literary Society. Joint meeting of Literary and Scientific Societies at Nairn. Nairn, [ 1884]. - Nairn Literary Institute. Catalogue of loan exhibition &c.[Nairn,],[1884]. - Nairn Literary Instit-ute. Newspaper report of the Pine arts and Industrial exhibition. Nairn, 1884. FM307 1.[ 367.94122] 2.[016.702] 3.[708.94122]

NAIRN LITERARY INSTITUTE. 367.94122

Laws of the Nairn Literary Institute. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 7p.; 21cm. - bound, with: Nairn Horticultural Society. Horticultural exhibition (season 1877). Nairn, 1877. - Forres and Northern Fat Cattle Club. 15th annual exhibition. Forres, 1877. - Nairnshire Farming Society. [Notice of Meeting], [s.l.], Farming Society. [Notice of meeting A statistical sketch and description of Ross-shire. Inverness, 1805. - London Morayshire Club. Report. London, 1876. -

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1877. - Nairnshire [s.l.], 1877. -

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367.94122 Glasgow Northern Highland Benevolent Society. Rules and regulations. Glasgow, 1855. - Ainslie, William. An expo-sure of the Fort William notorious public officals. London, 1858. - Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland. Royal warrants for charters, 1834 and 1856. s.l. , 18-? . - Macdonald, D. G. F. Testimonials. s.l. , , 18—? . - Macdonald, D. G. F. Cattle,sheep and

deer [book review]. London, [18-?]. - M'Crie, Dr. The establishment principle. Edinburgh, [18-?]. - China Mission. 22nd annual report. Edinburgh, 1877. - London Morayshire Club. Report. London, 1877. - North east


(Contd. from previous card)

367.94122 coast Mission. 17th annual report. Aberdeen, 1876. -Wesleyan Mission. Wesleyan Missionary notices, October, 1876. London, 1876. - Wesleyan Mission. Wesleyan Mission-airy notices, Nov. 1876. London, 1876. - Wesleyan Miss-ion. Wesleyan missionary notices, December, 1876. London, 1876. - Wesleyan Mission. Wesleyan missionary notices, May, 1877. London, 1877. - Auxiliary Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society. Report for the Edinburgh and Aberdeen district. Edinburgh, 1876. -


(Contd. from the previous card)

367.94122 "North-east coast mission. 18th annual report. Aberdeen,

[345.03] [630] [926.30] [028.1] [267.185241 ] [266.03] [367.91421]

1877-FM713

1. [635] 8. 2. [636] 9. 3. [630] 10. i 4. [630] 11. 5. [914. 116] 12. 6. [367.9421] 13. 7. _[367.941435] 14.

15. [266. 00941] 16. [266] 17. [266] 18. [266] 19. [266] 20. [266] 21. [266.0091]

NAIRN LITERARY INSTITUTE. 708.94122 Newspaper report of the Fine arts and industrial exhibition, from the Nairnshire Telegraph, 10th Sept, 1884. - 12 leaves,21 cm. - newspaper cuttings pasted down. - bound with:Nairn Literary Institute, [industrial and art exhibition]. Nairn, 1884. FM307

1.[708.94122]

NAIRN LITERARY SOCIETY. 708.94122 Joint meeting of Literary and Scientific Societies at Nairn, Friday and Saturday, 24th and 25th July, 1884. -Nairn:Nairnshire Telegraph,[1884]. - 47p.; 18cm. -bound with: Nairn Literary Institute, [industrial and art exhibition]. Nairn, 1884. FM307 1 .[367.94122]

THE NAIRN PUBLIC HALL COMPANY 367.94121 [List of directors, and details of purpose of the Nairn Public Hall Company]. - Nairn: Nairn Public Hall Company, 1872. - 1 leaf; 19cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [658.1145]

NAIRNE, Carolina Oliphant, Baroness, 1766-1845 S821.5 Life and songs / of the Baroness Nairne. With a memoir and poems / of Caroline Oliphant the younger; edited by Charles Rogers. - Second edition. - London : G n f f m , 1869. - 303p.; 18cm. - 2 copies in FML, one is the third edition, 1872. FM 3103 & 3103A 1.OLIPHANT, Caroline, 1807-1831 2.ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890

NAIRNE, James, 1629-1678 018.2 Catalogus librorum quibus bibliothecam Academiae Jacobi Regis Edinburgae / adauxit Jacobus Narnius. -Edinburgi : excudebat Thomas Brown, 1678. - [92]p.; 4to. - Includes MS poem on the author on final leaf.

FM 2531

1.Title

NAIRNSHIRE FAMING SOCIETY 367.94122 [Notice of meeting and forthcoming competition contained in printed letter, dated 14th June, 1877.]. - [s.l.:s.n.] ,1877- - 2p.; 26cm. - bound with: Nairn Literary Institute. Laws. [s.l.], [18-?]. FM713

1. [630]

367.94122 NAIRNSHIRE FARMING SOCIETY

[Notice of meeting and annual competition of seeds]. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1877. - 2p.; 26cm. - bound with: Nairn

Literary Institute. Laws, [s.l.], [ 18-?]. FM713 1.[630]

NAIRNSHIRE HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION 658.84 Nairnshire Horticultural Exhibition, season 1875, on Thursday, 5th August. - Nairn: Telegraph Office, 1875. -8p.; 21cm. - bound with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. FM711

1. [635]

NAIRNSHIRE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Horticultural exhibition (Season 1877). - Nairn: 'Telegraph O f f i c e ' , 1877. - 7p.5,21 cm. - bound with:

Nairn Literary Inst i tute . Laws. [ s . l . ] , [18-?] . FM713

367.94122

1. [635]

NALSON, John, 1638?-1686 942.062 An impartial col lect ion of the great a f f a i r s of state from the beginning of the Scotch rebel l ion in the year 1639 to the murther of King Charles I : wherein the f i r s t occasions and the whole series of the late troubles in England, Scotland, & Ireland are f a i t h fu l l y represented / by John Nalson. - London : printed f o r S.Mearne, T.Dring, B.Tooke, T.Sawbridge & C.Mearne, 1682-83. - 2v . ( [ 7 ] , l xxx ,8 l7 , [ l 6 ]p . : [ 7 ] , x i i , 920 , [22 ]p . ) ; f o l . in 4s, dedn. FM 518

NAPIER, Francis, Lord 254.05241 Case of the Right Honourable Francis, Lord Napier, [and others], cal lers of the Reverend Mr William Leishman, present minister of Beith, to be minister of the gospel at Falkirk, appellants, from a sent-ence of the Reverend Synod of Lothian and Tweeddale. -[ s . l . : s . n . ] , 1743. - 8p.; 4to. - bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, f o r my Lord Garlies, [ s . l . ] , [1744]. FM3321

1. LEISHMAN, William

NAPIER, John, 1550-1617 512.922 [ M i r i f i c i logarithmorum canonis constructio. English] The construction of the wonderful canon of logarithms / by John Napier; translated from Latin into English with notes and a catalogue of the various editions of

Napier's works, by William Rae MacDonald. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1889. - xx,l69p.; 23cm.

FM 2465 1.MACDONALD, William Rae, f l .1888

NAPIER, Mark, 1798-1879 929.2 History of the partition of the Lennox / by Mark Napier. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1835. - xvi,256p.; 23cm. FM 286

1.LENNOX, Earl of

NAPIER, Mark, 1798-1879 923.241 Memoirs of the Marquis of Montrose / by Mark Napier. -Edinburgh : Stevenson, 1856. - 2v.(xx,368,1xxx p. : x, 369-906p.), 11 leaves of plates : facs, ports; 24cm.

FM 3341

1.MONTROSE, James Graham, Marquis of.

NAPIER, Mark, 1798-1879 923.241 Memorials and letters illustrative of the life and times of John Graham of Claverhouse, Viscount Dundee / by Mark Napier. - Edinburgh : Stevenson, 1859-62. - 3v. (lxxii,388p. : xxviii,430p. : [6],431-8l9p.), 13 leaves of plates : ill., facs, ports; 23cm. FM 3340

1.GRAHAM, John, Viscount Dundee

923.144 NAPOLEON Bonaparte and his times : including an historical sketch of the French Revolution and the wars subsequent on that event. - Glasgow : Blackie, 1836. - xvi,467p., 2 maps; 22cm. FM 2608.

1.NAPOLEON

973.52 A NARRATIVE of the campaigns of the British Army at Washington and New Orleans, under Generals Ross, Pakenham, and Lambert, in the years 1814 and 1815; with some account of the countries visited / by an officer who served in the expedition. - London : Murray, 1821. - [4],377p.; 24cm. FM 602

1.AN OFFICER who served in the expedition.

973.52 A NARRATIVE of the campaigns of the British Army at Washington and New Orleans, under Generals Ross, Pakenham, and Lambert, in the years 1814 and 1815; with some account of the countries visited / by the author of "The Subaltern." - Second edition. -London : Murray, 1826. - [4],377p.; 22cm. FM 602A

1.THE SUBALTERN, author of.

NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND 332.1 Abstract of the report for 1868 of the National Bible Society of Scotland, with a brief report of the

Inverness Auxiliary. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1868. - 8.; 20cm. -bound with: Caledonian Banking Co. Copy of return, 31st Janaury, 1866. [s.l.], [1866?]. FM791 1. INVERNESS AUXULIARY 2. [267.1 ]

NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND 371.92 Annual report of the National Bible Society of Scotland for the year 1873. - Glasgow: Blackie, 1874. -80p.; 21cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875.

FM709

1. [267.1]

NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND 371.92 Brief view of the Society's progress and present position. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?] . - 4p.; 21cm. -bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. [267.1]

NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND 371.92 Condensed report for 1873 of the National Bible Society of Scotland. - [s.1.:s.n.], [1874?]. - 4p.; 21cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report, Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. [267.1]

NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND 332.1 Inverness Auxiliary to the National Bible Society of Scotland. Annual reports for the years 1870-71 and 1871-72. - [Inverness]: National Bible Society, 1870-1872. - 8, 8p.; 17, 20cm. - bound with: Caledonian Banking Co. Copy of return, 31st Janaury, 1866. [s.l.], [1866?]. FM791

1. INVERNESS AUXILIARY 2. [267.1]

NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY FOR SCOTLAND 500.941 Inverness Auxiliary to the National Bible Society for Scotland, report for 1875-76. - Inverness: National Bible Society, 1877. - 8p.; 21cm. - bound with: Jolly, William. The scientific materials of the north and our scientific work. Inverness, 1876. FM716

1. [267.1]

NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND 500.941 Inverness Auxiliary to the National Bible Society of Scotland, report for 1876—77. - Inverness: National Bible Society, 1877. - 8p.; 21cm. - bound with: Jolly, William. The scientific materials of the north and our scientific work. Inverness, 1876. FM716

1. [267.1]

367.94121 NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND Office bearers and report of acting committee of the Inverness Auxiliary of the National Bible Society of Scotland. - Inverness: Mackay, 1875. - 8p.; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872.

FM708

1. [267.1]

NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND 371.92 Quarterly record of the National Bible Society of Scotland, October 1874. - Glasgow: Blackie, 1874. -l6p.; 21cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1.[267.1]

367.94121 NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND Report of the acting committee of the Inverness Auxiliary to the National Bible Society of Scotland, 1871-72. - Inverness: Mackay, 1872. - 8p., 21cm. -FM has 2 copies . - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [267.1]

285.241 THE NATIONAL Church of Scotland : its principles & relations. - Edinburgh : [Blackwood], 1882. - [4],12, 32,32,30,32,32,15p.; 19cm. - Contains essays by R.H.Story, J.Alison, A.Scott, A.Williamson, H.Flint, and J.Tulloch. FM 1987

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF PROTESTANTS; 1886. 282 The Papacy of modern times : report of the National Convention of Protestants held in Glasgow, December 1886. - Fourth thousand. - Glasgow : Scottish Protestant Alliance, [1887]. - 364p.; 20cm. FM 1979

1.Title

914.2003 THE NATIONAL gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland : or topographical dictionary of the British islands; edited by N.E.S.A.Hamilton. - London : Virtue, [ca 1870]. -12v., 138 leaves of plates : maps; 28cm. FM 483

1.HAMILTON, N.E.S.A., fl.1860

371.92 NATIONAL Monument to King Robert the Bruce; [letter from the acting committee]. - Bridge of Allan: [s.n.], 1873. - 3p.; illus.; 24cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. ROBERT THE BRUCE, King of Scotland 2. [731.76]

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTIQUITIES OP SCOTLAND. 941.0074 Catalogue of the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland. - New and enlarged edition. - Edinburgh : Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 1892. - iv,380p., ill.; 23cm. FM 2474

1.Title 2.SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OP SCOTLAND

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS' BANK 332.1 Annual reports of the National Security Savings' Bank of Inverness for the years 1870 and 1871. - Inverness: Courier Office, 1870-71. - 10, 11p.; 20cm. - bound with: Caledonian Banking Co. Copy of return, 31st January, 1866. [s.l.], [1866?]. FM791

1. [332.21]

NATIONAL SECURITY SAYINGS BANK 370 Fifteenth annual report of the National Security Savings Bank of Inverness, 11th Janaury, 1855. -Inverness: Courier Office, 1855. - 9p.; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness society for the education of the poor. Moral statistics. Inverness, 1826. FM717

1. [332.21]

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK 367.94121 Thirty-second annual report of the National Security Savings' Bank of Inverness, 1872. - Inverness: Courier Office, 1872. - 11p.; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1.[332.21]

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK 367.94121 Thirty-sixth annual report of the National Security Savings' Bank of Inverness, 1872. - Inverness: Courier O f f i c e , 1872. - l i p . ; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report . FM708

1.[332.21]

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK 500.941 Thirty-seventh annual report of the National Security Savings Bank of Inverness, presented to the annual general meeting of the trustees and managers, held Jan. 11, 1877. - Inverness: Courier O f f i c e , 1877. - 11p.; 20cm. - bound with: Jo l l y , Will iam. The s c i en t i f i c materials of the north and our s c i en t i f i c work. Inverness, 1876. FM716

1. [332.21]

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK 370 Thirty-seventh annual report of the National Security Savings Bank of Inverness, 11 January, 1877. -Inverness: Courier O f f i c e , 1877. - 11 p . ; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness Society f o r the education of the poor. Moral s t a t i s t i c s . Inverness, 1826.

FM717

1. [332.21]

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK 370 Thirty-eight annual report of the National Security Savings Bank of Inverness, 10 January, 1878. -Inverness: Courier O f f i c e , 1878. - 11p.; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness society f o r the education of the poor. Moral s t a t i s t i c s . Inverness, 1826. FM717

1. [332.21]

NAU, Claude, f1.1575-1605 923.141 The history of Mary Stewart : from the murder of Riccio until her flight into England / by Claude Nau, her secretary; edited with historical preface by the Rev. Joseph Stevenson. - Edinburgh : Paterson, 1883. - ccxiv, 350p.; 23cm.

FM2669

1.MARY, Queen of Scotland 2.STEVENSON, Joseph, 1806-1895

NEALE, F. A., fl.1851 915.6 Eight years in Syria, Palestine and Asia Minor : from 1842 to 1850 / by F.A.Neale. - London : Colburn, 1851. -2v.(xiv,3l6p. : x,307p.); 21cm. FM 818

A NEAR OBSERVER. 320.94207 A brief answer to a few cursory remarks on the present state of parties / by a near observer. - London: J. Budd,l803. -56p.;23cm. - bound with: Melville, Henry Dundas, Lord Viscount. Speech delivered by Lord Viscount

Melville in the House of Peers on Friday the 24th May, 1805. FM2704

1.[329,942]

330.94107 THE NECESSITY of founding villages contiguous to harbours, for the effectual establishment of fisheries on the West Coast of Scotland and the Hebrides, with a refutation of the reasoning on that subject of Robert Fall, Esq., of Dunbar / by a member of the Highland Society in London. - London : printed by C.Macrae and sold by T.Cadell, 1786. - [ 5 ] ,6-4Op.; 8vo in 4s. FM 314

1.A MEMBER of the Highland Society in London. 2.FALL, Robert

320.94206 NECK or nothing : in a letter to the Right Honourable

the L o r d . . , being a supplement to the short history of the Parliament / written by his Grace John Duke of ... _ London : printed by T.Warner, 1713. - [2], 3-60p.; 8vo in 4s. - Written by the Duke of Argyll? FM 920

1.ARGYLL, John Campbell, Duke of

944.032 NEGOTIATION du Mareschal de Bassompierre, Envoye

Ambassadeur extraordinaire, en Angleterre de la part du Roy tres-Chrestien, l'an 1626. - Cologne : chez Pierre du Marteau, 1668. - [2],3l6p.; 12mo. FM 1953

1.BASSOMPIERRE, Francois de, 1579-1646

NEIL, James 346.008 Answers for James Neil Esquire of Shaw, proprietor of the five pound land of Barnwell, now annexed to the parish of Craigie; to the petition of Thomas Wallace Esquire of Cairnhill, an heritor in the proper parish of Craigie, and James Finlay, writer in Edinburgh, common agent in the locality of the stipend of said parish. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 10p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition

of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

1. WALLACE, Thomas 2. FINLAY, James

NEILSON, George 346.008 Memorial, and abstract of the prepared state, in the process of sale, George Neilson, Esq; late in the service of the Honourable East-India Company, against Robert Manson-Sinclair of Bridge-end, Esq; and his creditors. - :s.l.:s.n.], 1786. - 11 fold pages; 20cm. - bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness, [s.l.], 1.784. FM3231

1. MANSON-SINCLAIR, Robert

823.8 NELLIE Grey : or the ups and downs of every-day life -Fifth edition, - London : Knight, [187-?]. - viii 168p., 4 leaves of plates ; ill.; 15cm. FM 35144

NELSON, Robert. 1656-1714. 263.9 A companion for the festivals and fasts of the Church of England with collects and prayers for each solemnity /by Robert Nelson. - 20th ed. - London: printed for J. and J. Bonwicke,1752. - [6],xviii,636,[l6]p.; 8vo. FM2071

NELSON, T.J. 342.087 An incredible story, told in a letter to the Right Hon. the Earl of Beaconsfield. - London: Truscott, 1879. - 18p.; 21cm. - bound with: Bluntschli, J.K. Roumania and the status of the Jews in Roumania. London,1878.

FM2825

1.[628.168]

NEP0S, Cornelius 923.238 [De viris illustribus] Cornelii Nepotis excellentium imperatorum vitae; editio nova diligentissime repurgata. - Perthae : Morison, 1812. - 108p.; 15cm. FM 1553

941.075 A NEW edition of some scarce papers, fit to be bound up

with several sermons and pamphlets lately preached and published. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1746. - 32p.; 4to. - bound with: A full and true collection of all the orders ... published by the authority of Charles, Prince of Wales. Glasgow, 1746. FM113

1. [274.1]

242 A NEW extempore-prayer : fitted for the use of all

conventicles, where rebellion has its rise and loyalty its downfall. - London : printed and sold by J.Baker, 1710. - [2],5-21p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 2043

942.06 NEW GLEANINGS from Gladstone. - Edinburgh, London:

Blackwood, [1859?]- -[26p.]; ill.; 18cm. - bound with: Mercurius Politicus. London 1658. FM692

1. GLADSTONE, William Ewart 2. [741.59]

820.05 THE NEW monthly magazine and literary journal. - 1821-33. - London : Henry Colburn. - 39v.; 22cm. FM 2481-2493

NEW SPALDING CLUB 941.006

Items catalogued separately.

NEW SPALDING CLUB 941.006 The miscellany of the New Spalding Club : volume first. - Aberdeen : New Spalding Club, 1890. - lxiv,391p.; 27cm. - Contents : Register of burgesses of Aberdeen, 1399-1631. Inventories of ecclesiastical records of N.E.Scotland. - No.300 of 525 copies. FM 563

1.Title 2. [941.25]

NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY 973.06 Collections of the New-York Historical Society. - Vol.1-? 1811-? - New York : Riley. - 22cm. - FML has : Vol.1-3; 1811-21. FM 634

1. Title

070.172 THE NEWS Letter. - Part 1, Jan 7, 1716-?. - London:

printed by Isaac Dalton for Nathaniel Storer. - weekly. - FM has parts i, vi, vii and viii. - bound with: Weekly remarks and political reflections upon the most material news, foreign and domestick. London,1714, -The original weekly journal. London, 1715- - Robin's last shift or weekly remarks and political reflections. London, 1716. - The weekly journal. London, 1716. FM905

1. [070.172] 2. [070.172]

3. [070.172] b. [070.172]

941.1082 NEWSPAPER criticisms on the report of the Crofters Commission; collected for Charles Fraser-Mackintosh. -Inverness, 1884. - [211] leaves; 25cm. - Album of newspaper cuttings with printed title-page.

FM588

1.FRASER-MACKINTOSH, Charles, 1828-1901 2.GREAT BRITAIN. Parliament. Crofters Commission.

016.643 NEWSPAPER cuttings relating to Culloden House sale. -

From the Northern Chronicle, July 28th, 1897. - 16 leaves, pasted down; 24cm. - bound with: Fraser, A & Co. A catalogue of the valuable contents of Culloden House to be sold by auction by Messrs. A. Fraser & Co., Inverness on Wednesday, 21st. July, 1897 and following days. Inverness,[1897] FM675

1. [016.643] 2. CULLODEN HOUSE, sale.

NEWTE, Thomas, fl.1791 914.2 Prospects and observations on a tour in England and Scotland : natural, oeconomical and literary / by Thomas Newte. - London : printed for G.G.J, and J.Robinson, 1791. - viii,440p., 24 leaves of plates : ill.; 4to, dedn. FM 348

NICHOLSON, Joseph Shield, 1850-1927 941.1082 Examination of the Crofters' Commission report / by Joseph Shield Nicholson. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1884. - 51p.; 23cm. - Reprinted with additions from the Scotsman. Bound with : Beith, G. The crofter question. Glasgow, 1884. FM 584

1.GREAT BRITAIN. Parliament. Crofters Commission.

NICHOLSON, Stewart, Michael 346.008 The petition and complaint of Michael Stewart Nicholson, Esq. of Carnock. - [s.l.]: printed, by John Moir, 1818. - 5p.; 25cm. - bound with: Gordon, John. The petition and complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinburgh, 1817. FM1812

NICOL, ISAAC D. The governorship of the prison Isaac D. Nicol. - [s.l.:s.n.], FM has 2 copies. - bound with: 1874. FM711

1. [365]

658.84 of Banff - a grievance / [1873?]. - 24p.; 21 cm. -The Auctioneer. Inverness,

NICOL, John 346.008 Additional appendix to petition for John Nicol. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 15p.; 26cm. - 2 copies bound with: Bean, George, Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness, [s.l.],1784 FM3231

NICOL, John 346.008 The petition of John Nicol, wood-merchant at Teaw-ig. - [s.l.]: printed by Walker and Greig, 1814. -13p.; 26cm. - bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness,

[s.l.], 1784. FM3231

NICOL, Martha, fl.1855 942.081 Ismeer : or Smyrna and. its British hospital in 1855 / by a lady. - London : Madden, 1856. - xii,350p.; 20cm. - Author identified in MS. note. FM 2815

1.Title 2.A LADY

NICOLAS, Sir N. Harris 929.72 [Synopsis of the peerage of England] The historic peerage of England : exhibiting under alphabetical arrangement the origin, descent, and present state of every title of peerage which has existed in this country since the conquest / by Sir Harris Nicolas; revised, corrected and continued to the present time, by William Courthope. - Being a new edition of the "Synopsis of the peerage of England". - London : Murray, 1857. - lxxvi,6l0p.; 23cm. FM 739 1.COURTHOPE, William, 1808-1866

NICOLSON, Alexander, 1827-1893 S821.6 Verses / by Alexander Nicolson. With memoir / by Walter Smith. - Edinburgh : Douglas, 1893. - [6],127p.; 18cm. FM 3108

1.SMITH:, Walter, fl.1893

NICOLSON, Alexander, 1827-1893 398.99163 A collection of Gaelic proverbs and familiar phrases : based on Macintosh's collection; edited by Alexander Nicolson. - Second edition - revised. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1882. - xxxvi,421p.; 20cm. FM 1405

1.Title 2.MACINTOSH, Donald, 1743-1808

NICOLSON, J. Badenach, fl.1889 352.041 The County Council guide for Scotland : a handbook to the Local Government (Scotland) Act, 1889, with introduction, explanatory notes and index / by J.Badenach Nicolson and W.J.Mure. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1889. - xlvi,l62p.; 23cm. FM 870

1.MURE, W. J., fl.1889 2.GREAT BRITAIN. Laws, statutes, etc.

NICOLSON, Nicol fl.1895 922.541 The Reverend John Macrae ("Mac-rath"-"Big Macrae") of Knockbain, Greenock and Lewis. A short account of his life and fragments of his preaching / by Rev. Nicol Nicolson. - Inverness: George Young, 1895. - 73p.; 1 plate;18cm. FM1988

NICOLSON, Nicol, fl.l894 922.541 An t-Urramach Iain Mac-Rath ("Mac-Rath Mor") a bha ann an Leodhas : beagan iomraidh m'a bheatha agus criomagan de 'theagasg / le Neacal Mac-Neacail. -Inverness : George Young, I894. - 51 p.; 18cm. FM 1240

1.MACRAE, John, 1794-1876

NICOLSON, Patrick 346.008 The petition of Mr Patrick Nicolson, minister of the gospel at Thurso. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1795. - 4p.; 28cm. -bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

NICOLSON, Stewart, Michael 346.OO8 Replies for Michael Stewart Nicolson, Esq. of Car-

nock; Lord Archibald Hamilton, and others, freeholders of Lanarkshire; to the answers for Alexander Chancellor of Shieldhill, Esq. - [s.l.]: printed by John Moir, 1818. - 12p.; 25cm. bound with Gordon, John. The petition ana complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinburgh, 1817. FM1812

1. HAMILTON, Archibald 2. CHANCELLOR, Alexander

NICOLSON, William, Bp of Derry 941 The Scottish historical library : containing a short view and character of most of the writers, records, registers, law-books, &c. which may be serviceable to the undertakers of a general history of Scotland down to the union of the two kingdoms in K.James the VI / by W.Nicolson. - London : printed for T.Childe, 1702. - [2], 4,xl,376p.; 8vo, dedn. - Includes Kirk's Gaelic

vocabulary, p.334-346. Library has 3 copies. FM 17 is inscribed by T.Kilmore. FM 17,17A,17B

NIMMO, Eliza Harding 346.008 Memorial and abstract in the process of ranking and sale at the instance of Eliza Harding Nimmo, [and others], against the Reverend Peter M'Master of Girvan, [and others]. - Edinburgh: printed by T. Constable, 1840. - 10p.; 26cm. - bound with: Ross, Alexander. Condescendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie, [s.l.], 1755. FM3239

1. M'MASTER, Rev.Peter

NIMM0, James, 1654-1709 941.006 Narrative / of Mr.James Nimmo; edited from the original manuscript with introduction and notes by W.G.Scott-Moncrieff. - Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1889. - xxxvi,112p.; 23cm. - (Scottish History Society; vol.6). FM 412

1.Series 2.SC0TT-M0NCRIEFF, W. G., fl.1889 3. [922.541]

NISBET, Alexander, 1657-1725 929.6 An essay on additional figures and marks of cadency : shewing the ancient & modern practice of differencing descendents in this and other nations / written by Alexr.Nisbet. - Edinburgh : printed by John Reid junior, 1702. - [8],xxxii,276p., 6 leaves of plates: coats of arms; 8vo in 4s, dedn.

FM741

NISBET, Alexander, 1657-1725 929.6 A system of heraldry speculative and practical ; with the true art of blazon, according to the most approved heralds in Europe / by Alexander Nisbet. - Edinburgh: printed for J.MackEuen, 1722. - [6] ,iv,152[ie 452], xxx,[2]p., 35 leaves of plates : coats of arms; fol., dedn. FM 754

NIVISON, Rev. Abraham 346.008 Answers for the Be v. Abraham Nivison, minister of Middlebie; to the petition of John Irvine of Burn-foot and Waterside; William Thomson of Wallacetown; George Philip of Undercleughbrae; John Henderson of Middlecleughbrae; Mrs Jean Bell of Satur; and Mrs Jean Irvine of Auldhall; heritors in the parish of Middlebie. - [ s.1. bound with; Grant, Officers of Staie, [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. IRVINE, John 2. THOMSON, William 3. PHILIP, George

: s.n. ], 1795. - 12p.; 4to in 2s. -General. The petition of the and General Grant of Ballindalloch.

4. HENDERSON, John 5. BELL, Mrs Jean 6. IRVINE, Mrs Jean

NIVISON, Rev. Abraham 346.008 The petition of the Rev. Mr Abraham Nivison, minister of Middlebie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1795. - 11p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

NOBLE, John 367.94121 Inverness book circulars no. 40 and 41, 1873, issued/ by John Noble. - Inverness: Fraser, 1873. - 16, 16p.; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report, Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. INVERNESS BOOK CIRCULARS 2. [028.1]

NOEL, Antoine, Abbe de la Pluche 500.9 [Spectacle de la nature. English] Spectacle de la nature : or nature display'd; translated from the original French. - London : printed for L.Davis, C.Reymers, J.Rivington, J.Buckland, R.Baldwin, Hawes, Clarke, Collins, W.Johnston, T.Longman, W.Nicoll, W.Strahan & B.Collins, 1763-66. - 7v., 204 leaves of plates : ill.; 12mo, advt, dedn. - FML set lacks v.1 & 4. Vol.2-3 10th ed., 1766; v.5 & 7 4th ed., 1763; v.6

3rd ed., 1763. Inscribed by Alexr.Fraser, Dochnalurg. FM 635 1.Title 2.NATURE display'd.

NORIE, John: William, 1772-1843 623.892941 Piloting directions for the west coast of Scotland from the Mull of Cantire to Gape Wrath, the north coast of Ireland from Tory Island to Rachlin Island, and the Hebrides or Western Islands / originally compiled by J.W.Norie. - Fifth edition. - London : Wilson, 1846. -iv,60p.; 21cm. FM 2462

NORIE, John William, 1772-1843 623.89 A complete epitome of practical navigation / by J.W.Norie. - Thirteenth (stereotype) edition. -London : printed for the author and sold by Charles Wilson, 1844. - xii,328,xliv,360p., 9 leaves of plates : ill., maps, plans; 23cm. FM 2457

572.82 THE NORMAN people and. their existing descendants in the British Dominions and the United States of America. -London : King, 1874. - xvi,484p.; 22cm. FM 2697

320.94107 THE NORTH Briton. - London: printed for J.Williams,

1763. - 3v.([4],222p. ; [3],4-241,[6]p. : [3],4-206,iv p) 8vo in 4S. FM 1660

'A NORTH BRITON' 826.8 Letter by 'A North Briton' to Lord Palmerston, as published in the Times of 22nd October, 1853- - Glas-gow: McCallum and Anderson, [185-?]. - 9p.; 21cm. -inscribed by William Burns. - bound with: The Professor of Ancient History. The true history of Alexander, John and Patrick. Glasgow, 1855. - Glasuensis. Scotland insulted! Glasgow, 1856. — Scotland and her calumniators Glasgow, 1858. - Burns, William. What's in a name? Glasgow, [185-?]. - Burns, William. The question; how farthe practice of substituting England for Britain as the name of the United Kingdom is legitimate.FM241

320.94107 A NORTH Briton extraordinary / written by a young

Scotsman, now a volunteer in the Corsican Service. -Second edition, with additions. - London : printed for J.Knox, 1769. - [3],4-84p.; 8vo. FM 88

1.A YOUNG Scotsman.

NORTH-EAST COAST MISSION. 639.2 Eleventh annual report of the North-East Coast Mission, with extended list of subscriptions and collections, 1869-1870. - Aberdeen: King, 1870. - 31p.; 21cm. -bound with: Richardson, Sir John Stewart. Scotch salmon fisheries' legisaltion, past, present and future. London, 1870. FM715

1.[ 366.022]

NORTH-EAST COAST MISSION 371.92 Thirteenth annual report of the North-east Coast Mission with extended list of subscriptions and collect-ions, 1871-72. - Aberdeen: King, 1872. - 35p.; 21cm. -bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1.[266.00941]

NORTH EAST COAST MISSION 367.94121 Sixteenth annual report of the North East Coast Mission, 1874-75. - Aberdeen: Free Press Office, 1875. - 32p.; 21 cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [266.00941]

NORTH EAST COAST MISSION 367.94122 Seventeenth annual report of the North-East Coast Mission with extened list of subscriptions and collect-ions. - Aberdeen: Free Press Office, 1876. - 36p.; 21cm. - bound with: Nairn Literary; Institute. Laws, [S.L.], [18-?]. FM713

1. [266.00931]

NORTH EAST COAST MISSION 367.94122 Eighteenth annual report of the North-east coast Mission, report of annual meeting and extended list of subscrip-tions and collections, 1876-77. - Aberdeen: Free Press Office, 1877. - 36p.; 21cm. - bound with: Nairn Literary Institute. Laws, [s.l.], [l8-?]. FM713

1. [266.00941]

NORTHERN ASSOCIATION OF INSPECTOR'S OF POOR 658.84 Unto the Right Honourable Edward Strathern Gordon, M.P., Lord Advocate for Scotland, the petition of the Northern Association of Inspectors of poor. - [s.l.: s.n.], [18-?] 1 leaf; 32cm. - bound with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. FM711

1. GORDON, Edward Strathern. 2. [362.5]

NORTHERN INSTITUTION 018.1 Laws of the Northern Institution for the Promotion of Science and Literature. - Inverness : printed at the Courier Office, 1825. - 12p.; 18cm. - Bound with : Inverness Subscription Library. Catalogue. Inverness, 1828. FM 2518

1.Title 2. [068.41]

NORTHERN MEETING 332.1 Abstract rules and regulations of the Northern Meeting, as amended in 1871. - [Inverness]: [Northern Meeting], [1871?]. - 5; 15cm. - bound with: Caledonian Banking Co. Copy of return, 31st January, 1866. [s.l.], [1866?]. FM791

1. [367.94121]

i

NORTHERN MEETING 367.94121 Accounts for year 1875 and notice of special general meeting of Northern Meeting, 1876. - Inverness: Northern Meeting, 1876. - 3p.; 25cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [658.1512]

NORTHERN MEETING 367.94121 Account of charge and discharge between Thomas G. Henderson, Secretary, and the members of the Northern Meeting. - Inverness: Advertiser Office, 1873. - 6p.; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh,1872. FM708 1. HENDERSON, Thomas G. 2. [657.3]

NORTHERN MEETING 367.94121 [List of competitions in national music and high-land games and sports for the Northern Meeting, Sept., 1873]. - Inverness: Northern Meeting, 1873. - 1 leaf; 27cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [796.42]

367.94121 THE NORTHERN MEETING [stewards and competitions]. -Inverness: [s.n.]. 1871. - 1 leaf; 25cm. - bound with: MacAndrew, H.C. [Proposed new club in Inverness]. Inverness, 1869. FM798

1. [796.42]

941.005 NORTHERN notes and queries : or the Scottish antiquary. -Vol.1- ; 1886- . - Edinburgh : Douglas. - 25cm. -Quarterly. FML has: vol.I-XIV (in 13v.); 1886-90. Yol.IV-X published by Constable, vol.XI-XIV by Johnstone. FM 3335

1.THE SCOTTISH antiquary.

NORTON, Baron 346.008 Summons of declarator, Hon,Baron Norton, against the governors of Heriot's Hospital. - [s.l.]: printed by Walker and Greig, 1813. - 5p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet.

[s.l.], 1827. FM324

1. HERIOT'S HOSPITAL, Edinburgh

NORTON, Caroline Elizabeth Sarah, 1808-1877 823.8 Stuart of Dunleath : a story of modern times / by the Hon.Mrs.Norton. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1853. -384p.; 17cm. FM 1798

NORTON, Mary Ellen 346.008 Summons of declarator and adjudication, the Honour-able Miss Mary Ellen Norton, daughter of the de-ceased Honourable Fletcher Norton, one of the barons of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer for Scotland; against Sir Samuel Stirling of Renton abd Glorat, Baronet. - Edinburgh: printed by V. Burness, 1850. -29p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet. [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. NORTON, Fletcher 2. STIRLING, Sir Samuel

905 NOTES and queries : a medium of inter-communication for

literary men, artists, antiquaries, genealogists, etc. - Vol.1-?; 1850-? - London : Bell. - 23cm. -Weekly. Library has : Vol. 1-12, 1849-55; 2nd ser., vol.1-12, 1856-61; 3rd ser., vol.1-12, 1862-65; 4th ser., vol. 1-12, 1866-73; 5th ser., vol.1-9, 1874-78 (57v. in 39). 1856-63 published by Bell & Daldy. 1863-1878 published at the Office.

FM686

36.008 NOTES of the speeches of the judges of the first divi-sion of the Court of Session, in the question between the Earl of Wemyss and the Duke of Queensberrys' executors, and the tenants on the estate of Neidpath, regarding the leases on that estate. - [ s.l.:s.n.], 1815. - 108p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun,....

FM 1811

1. WEMYSS, Earl of.

346.05 NORTHERN COUNTIES' (Ross & Cromarty, Sutherland, Caithness,) direct railway. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18—?]. -3p.; 31cm. - bound with: Lennox, Margaret. Case of Margaret Lennox of Woodhead, Edinburgh, 1813. FM889

1. [385.1]

NORTHERN COUNTIES COLLEGIATE SCHOOL LTD. 367.94121 Draft memorandum of the association of the Northern Counties Collegiate School Limited. - [s.l.:s.n], 1873. - 8p.; 36cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh,1872. FM708

1.[373.4142]

NORTHERN COUNTIES COLLEGIATE SCHOOL 367.94121 Prospectus f o r the Northern Counties C o l l e g i a t e School. - [ s . l . ; s . n . ] , [ 1 8 - ? ] . - 4 p . ; 36cm. - bound with: Inverness , Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual r epor t . Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [658.0029]

NORTHERN COUNTIES CRICKET CLUB 3 6 7 . 9 4 2 1 [Printed l e t t e r informing members of the Northern Counties Cricket Club of the match a g a i n s t the United South of England ElevenJ . - [ s . l . : s . n . ] , [ 1 8 - ? J . - 2 l e ave s ; 26cm. - bound with: Inverness , Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual r epor t . Edinburgh,1872. FM708 1. [796.358]

NORTHERN COUNTIES FAT SHOW CLUB 367.94121 F i f t h show to be held in Inverness on Thursday and Fr iday, 5th and 6th December, 1872. - Inverness : F r a s e r , 1872. - 8p . ; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness , Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual r epor t . Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [636]

NORTHERN COUNTIES FAT SHOW CLUB 367.94121 L i s t of members of the Northern Counties Fat Show Club. - [ s . l . : s . n . ] , [ 1 8 - ? ] . - 7 p . ; 18cm. - bound with: Inverness , Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report . Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [636]

NORTHERN COUNTIES FAT SHOW CLUB 367.94121 [Printed letter to promote club membership, dated 26th August, 1873]. - Inverness: [s.n.], 1873. -2 leaves, 20cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [636]

NORTHERN COUNTIES FAT SHOW CLUB 658.84 Seventh annual show to be held in Inverness on Friday and Saturday, 4 th and 5th December, 1874; prize lists and regulations. - Inverness; Fraser, 1874. - 8p.; 20cm. - bound with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. FM711

1. [636]

NORTHERN COUNTIES INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND 500.941 Eighth annual report of the Northern Counties Institute for the Blind. - Inverness: William Mackay, 1877. - 20p.; 21cm. - bound with: Jolly, William. The scientific materials of the north and our scientific work, Inverness, 1876. FM716

1. [362.197712]

NORTHERN COUNTIES INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND 500.941 [Open letter to subscribers, appealing for additional subscriptions]; for the Industrial Home, High Street, Inverness. - Inverness: The Institute, 1877. - 1 leaf; 20cm. - bound with: Jolly, William. The scientific mat-erials of the north and our scientific work. Inverness, 1876. FM716

1. [362.197712]

NORTHERN INSTITUTION 324.2 Laws of the Northern Institution for the promotion of science and literature established at Inverness, 8th March, 1825. - Inverness: printed at the Courier Office, 1825. - 12p.; 15cm. - bound with: Inverness Burgh. List of electors. Inverness, [1840]. FM779

1. [367.94121]

367.94121 NOTICE to ADVERTISER. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?].- 1 leaf;

21cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [324.2]

941.435 NOTICES and documents illustrative of the literary history of Glasgow, during the greater part of last century. -Glasgow : Morison for the Maitland Club, 1831, reprinted 1886. - xvi,l56p.; 27cm. - Edited by W.J.D. FM 664

1.W.J.D. 2.D., W.J.

941. NOTICES or original unprinted documents preserved in

the office of the Queen's remembrancer and chapter-house, Westminster, illustrative of the history of Scotland. Edinburgh, Maitland Club, 1842. FM662

Temporary entry

NOTMAN, John. 346.008 The petition of John Notman, tenant in Chappelhill and Standalane, [and others]. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 5p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun ...[ s.l.] , 1814. FM 1811

920.02 NOUVEAU dictionnaire historique : ou histoire abregee de tous les hommes qui se sont fait un nom par le genie, les talens, les vertus, les erreurs meme, &c. depuis le commencement du monde jusqu'a nos jours / par une societe de gens de lettres. - Paris : chez Le Jay; Caen : chez G.Le Roy; Lyon : chez L.Rosset, 1772. -5v. in 6; 8vo. FM 1918

1.UNE SOCIETE DE GENS DE LETTRES

320.94207 NOW or never : or a project under God to secure the Church (and monarchy) of England, in a congratulatory letter to the Right Honourable Lord D_______, upon his late promotion / [by J.S.]. - [London?] : [s.n.], 1710. - [2],3-8p.; 4to. - Author's initials from final page. FM 1015

1. J.S. 2 . S., J.

S827.6. NUGAE ecclesiasticae : fragments dramatic and lyrical / from the unpublished papers of the late Moses Peerie, minister of the united parishes of Benstaggers and Glenstodgie; edited by Jabez Gilead. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1884. - [6],71p.| 19cm. FM 3099

1.PEERIE, Moses 2.GILEAD, Jabez

923.4142 OBSERVATIONS and remarks on the two accounts lately publish-

ed of the behaviour of William, late Earl of Kilmarnock and of Arthur, late Lord Balmerino, while under sentence of death and at the place of execution. - London:printed for M. Cooper, 17/46. - 25p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound, with: Foster, James. An account of the behaviour of the late

Earl of Kilmarnock. London, 1746. FM3484

1 .[923.4142]

941.073 OBSERVATIONS on the Bill for sale of the forfeited

estates : with reasons against it, humbly offered to the consideration of both Houses of Parliament. -Edinburgh : printed by James Watson, 1718. - [2],3-30p.; 8vo. FM 264

394.4 [Observations on the case of Mr.Duncan Campbell of Clunies and Mr. David Alves and company, possibly March 1726]. - 2p.; 31cm. - MS. - bound with: A true narrative of the reception of their Royal Highnesses on their arrival in Scotland. Edinburgh, 1680. FM721

1. CAMPBELL, Duncan. 2. ALVES, Andrew. 3. [346.033]

252.05241 OBSERVATIONS ON the church and state suggested by the

Duke of Argyll's essay on the ecclesiastical history of Scotland. - Edinburgh: Blackwood, 1848. - 16+p.; 21 cm. - FM copy incomplete. - bound with: M'Phail, William. The wrath of man praising God, both in permitting and in restraining its violence exemplified in the public events of our times. London,1814. FM2069

1.[322.1]

221.95 OBSERVATIONS on the conduct and character of Judas

Iscariot in a letter to the Rev. Mr. J. P.. - 2nd ed. -Edinburgh: printed for W. Miller, 1751. 43p.; 8vo in 4s . - bound with: Hervey, James. Remarks on Lord Boling-broke's letter. London, 1752.

FM724

1. [922]

690.6583 OBSERVATIONS on the conspiracies of the non-jurors &c. -

[s.l.:s.n.], [17-?]. - 40p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Wells, Edward. The rich man's great and indispensable duty to contribute to..the building...of churches. London,1715. FM2080

1.[364.131]

320.94207 OBSERVATIONS ON the present relative situation of Great

Britain and France, November the 16th, 1802. - Liver-pool: J. M'Creery,1802. - l6p.;23cm. - bound with: Melville, Henry Dundas, Lord Viscount . Speech delivered by Lord Viscount Melville in the House of Peers on

Friday the 24th May,l805. FM2704

1.[ 327.42044]

OBSERVER. 625.11 Thoughts on railways and projected railways / by Observer. - Liverpool:Harris,1833- - 15p,;22cm. - bound with:Vignobles, Charles. Two reports addressed to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company on the projected north line of railway. Liverpool,1835. FM3576

1.[625.1]

941.075 THE OCCASIONAL writer : containing an answer to the second manifesto of the Pretender's eldest son, which bears date at the Palace of Holy-rood-house, the 10th day of October, 1745, containing reflections, political and historical upon the last revolution and the progress of the present Rebellion in Scotland. -London : printed for M.Cooper, 1746. - [2],3—32p.; 8vo in 4S. - Signed by Britannicus. FM 919 1.BRITANNICUS

AN OFFICER OF THE ARMY S821.6 Memoirs of the Lord Viscount Dundee, the Highland Clans and the massacre of Glencoe, with an account of Dundee's officers after they went to France/by an officer of the army. - London:[n. pub], 1711. - 74p.; 4to. - bound with :Forbes, William. Ajax's speech to the Grecian Knabbs. [s.l.], [17-?]. FM2977

1. GRAHAM, John. Viscount Dundee 1649-1689 2. [941.07]

AN OFFICER OF THE HIGHLAND ARMY 941.075 A particular account of the Battle of Culloden. April 16, 1746, in a letter/from an officer of the Highland army, to his friend at London. - London: printed for T. Warner, 1749. - l6p.; 4to. - bound with: A full and true collection of all the orders ... published by the authority of Charles, Prince of Wales. Glasgow, 1746. FM113

1. [941.07]

941.073 OFFICIAL PAPERS relative to the preliminaries of London

and the Treaty of Amiens. - London: J. Debrett,l803. -74, 111 p.; 23cm. - bound with: A plain statement on the conduct of the Ministry and the opposition towards His Highness the Duke of York. London,1808. FM 2740

1.[341.52]

OGILVIE, David 346.008 Appendix to petition of David Ogilvie of Airly, in process of augmentation and locality of the parish of Lintrathen, printed by order of the court. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1799. - 6p.; 4to. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

OGILVY, E. A. H., fl.1860 S821.6 The book of Highland minstrelsy / by Mrs.D.Ogilvy. - New edition. - London : Griffin, 1860. - viii,272p., ill.; 22cm. - Illustrated by R.R.McIan. FM 3084

OGILVY, David 346.008 Memorial for David Ogilvy of Airly, Colonel Alexander Fothringham Ogilvy of Powrie and Balfour, John Farquharson of Baldovie, Charles Wedderburn of Pearsie, and the Reverend Mr James Stormonth, portioner of Kinclune, against Mr James Badenoch, minister of Kingoldrum, pursuer. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1799. - l8p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Can-ducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

1. OGILVY, Alexander Fothringham 2. WEDDERBURN, Charles



3. FARQUARSON, John 4. STORMONTH, Rev. James

5. BADENOCH, James

OGILVY, David 346.008 The petition of David Ogilvy of Airlie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1799. - 11p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with; Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

OGILVY, James 346.008 Answers for James Ogilvy of Islabank, Esq; pursuer; to the objections for the Right Honourable John Bowes, Earl of Strathmore, patron of the parish of Airly, and other heritors of the said parish, de-fenders. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 4p . ; 4to. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

1. BOWES, John 2. STRATHMORE, Earl of

OGILVY, David 346.008 Memorial for David Ogilvy of Airly, esq;. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1782. - 7p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Couper, David. The petition of the representatives of Mr David Couper of New Grange, [s.l.], 1752. FM3320

AN OLD ELECTOR 367.94121 To the electors of the Third Ward/by an old elector. -[s.l.:s.n.], [1872]. - 1 leaf; 27cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [324.2]

808.86 ['Old letters &c']. - 1v. ,24cm. - 19th century newspaper

cuttings, pasted down. Series of articles of extracts of correspondence from the 17th and 18th centuries. FM3362

OLDENDORP, Joannes 347 [Actionum forensium progymnasmata] Joannis Oldendorpii actionum forensium progymnasmata : totum ordinem iudiciarium populariter explicantia. - Editio postrema varietate characterum distincta & emendata. -Francoforti : ex officina Chalcographica Joannis Saurii, sumptibus Petri Kopffii, 1600. - [30],1038p.; 8vo, dedn. FM 1582

OLDFIELD, Harriot fl.1851 823.8 The two old friends; or, life is earnest. A tale / by Harriot Oldfield. - London: Simms and M'Intyre,l85l. -5-254p.;l6cm. - bound with: Sand, George. The Countess of Rudolstadt. London,1851. FM1786

1.[823.8]

OLIPHANT, Laurence, 1829-1888 915.1 Narrative of the Earl of Elgin's mission to China and Japan in the years 1857,'58,'59 / by Laurence Oliphant. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1859. - 2v.(xiv, 492p. : xii,496p.), ill., maps; 23cm.

FM 139

1.ELGIN, James Bruce, Earl of 2.[915.2]

OLIPHANT, Laurence, 1829-1888 914.77 The Russian shores of the Black Sea in the autumn of 1852 : with a voyage down the Volga and a tour through the country of the Don Cossacks / by Laurence Oliphant. - Third edition. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1854. - xvi,380p., 3 leaves of plates : ill., maps; 23cm. FM 854

823.8 OLIVIA : a tale for an hour of idleness. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1848. - [2],296p.; 17cm. - Bound with : Sir Philip Hetherington. London, 1851.

FM 1784

O'MEARA, Barry Edward, 1786-1836 923.144 Napoleon in exile : or a voice from St.Helena, the opinions and reflections of Napoleon on the most important events of his life and government / by Barry E. O'Meara. - Sixth edition. - London : Jones, 1827. -2v. (xxviii,5l2p. : [2],552p.); 22cm. FM 2609

1.NAPOLEON

ONSLOW, William, Earl of. 1853-1911. 333.54 Landlords and allotments. The history and present condition of the allotment system / by the Earl of Onslow. - London: Longmans Green,1886. - vii,124p.; 19cm. FM2801

808.851 On the neglect of Scotland and her interests by the

Imperial parliament.

see X

On the neglect of Scotland and her interests by the Imperial parliament and the necessity for local government. Edinburgh,1878.

346.008 THE OPINIONS of English counsel.. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1836. -

2p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. [346.0436]

346.008 OPINIONS of the judges of the first division of the Court of Session in the case of the Roxburghe feus. -[s.l.:s.n.], [18-]. - 117p.; 28cm. - bound vith; Ker, Sir James Innes. Information for Sir James Innes Ker. [s.l., 1810. FM1816

1. BOSWELL, I.Claud, Lord Balmuto 2. FERGUSON, Geo., Lord Hermand 3. CAMPBELL, Arch., Lord Succoth 4. WILLIAMSON, D, Lord Balgray 5.GILLIES, Lord Adam

6. HOPE, C.Lord President

346.008 OPINIONS of the judges of the second, division in the case of the Roxburghe feus. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-]. -112p.; 28cm. - bound with: Ker, Sir James Innes. Information for Sir James Innes Ker. [s.l.], 1810. FM1816

1. ROXBURGHE, Duke of 2. KER, John Bellenden. 3. BOYLE, D. Lord Justice Clerk 4. MILLER, William, Lord Glenlee

5. MACONOCHIE, Allan, Lord Meadowbank


(continued from previous card)

6. BANNATYNE, Lord Wm. Macleod 7. CRAIGIE, Lord Ro.

D'RAHILLY, Egan, fl.1696-1726 891.6213 The poems of Egan O'Rahilly. To which are added miscellaneous pieces illustrating their subjects and language; edited with introduction, translation, notes and glossary, by Patrick S.Dineen. - London : Nutt, 1900. - lxiv,304p.; 23cm. - (Irish Texts Society; vol.3). FM 3205B

1.DINEEN, Patrick S., f1.1900

891.631008 ORAIN Ghaelach. - [s.l.] : [s.n.], [early 19th C.]. -

11p.; 19cm. - Contains 3 songs : Oran (Air Di-mairt dhomh'n Dun-edin); Oran air Caiptan Mac-Coinnich, Ghrinneard; Oran air Seumas Mac-an-t-Saoir. FM 1331

ORD, Mrs. Mary 346.008 The petition of Mrs. Mary Ord, spouse of Lieutenant John Macleod of the Royal Marines, and him for his interest. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1804. - 9p.; 26cm. - bound with: Campbell, Colin. Memorial for Colin, Duncan, and Margaret Campbells. [s.l.], 1760. FM3230

1. MACLEOD, Lieutenant John

070.172 THE ORIGINAL Weekly Journal. - 1714?-?. - London: printed by John Applebee. - weekly. - FM has Feb 25, Mar 10, 31, April 21, 28, May 5 - Dec 8, Dec 22, all 1715. -bound with: The news letter. London. 1716. FM905

1. [070.172]

941 ORIGINES parochiales Scotiae : the antiquities ecclesiastical and territorial of the parishes of Scotland. - Edinburgh : Lizars, 1851-55. - 2v. in 3 (xliv,532p. : xxiv,390,[2]p. : xxvi,391-848p.), 6 folding leaves of plates : maps; 28cm. - (Bannatyne Club). - Vol.1 ed. by Cosmo Innes, v.2 ed. by James B.Brichan. EM 638

5 0 0 9 9 2 5 1 .INNES, Cosmo, 1798-1874 2.BRICHAN, James B., fl.1855

ORKNEYINGA SAGA 839.6 The Orkneyinga saga; translated from the Icelandic by Jon A.Hjaltalin and Gilbert Goudie; edited with notes and introduction by Joseph Anderson. -Edinburgh : Edmonston & Douglas, 1873. - vii,[8],x-cxxxi,[5],227p., 5 leaves of plates : ill., maps; 23cm. - 2 copies in FML.

FM453 & 2751

1.ANDERSON, Joseph, fl.1873

ORLEANS, M. le Duc d'. 944.032 Memoirs de feu; contenant ce qui c'est passeen France de plus considerable depuis l'an 1608 jusqu'en l'annee 1636. / M. le Due d'Orleans. - A La Haye: chez Adrian Moetjens,1685. - 272p.; 12mo. - inscribed by Carol Schutz. FM1942.

ORME, Alexander 346.008 The petition of Alexander Orme, writer to the Signet, George Richardson, writer in Edinburgh, and Robert Gray, writer there. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1766. - 5p.; 4to. - bound with: Couper, David, The petition of the re-presentatives of Mr David Couper of Newgrange. [s.l.], 1752. FM3320 1. RICHARDSON, George 2. GRAY, Robert

ORNSBY, Robert, 1820-1889 923.441 Memoirs of James Robert Hope-Scott of Abbotsford s with selections from his correspondence / by Robert Ornsby. - Second edition. - London : Murray, 1884. - 2v. (22, 337p. : 10,318p.); 23cm.

FM2726

1.HOPE-SCOTT, James Robert, 1812-1873

OTWAY, Thomas, 1652-1685 822.4 Plays : viz. the orphan, and Venice preserved / by Thomas Otway. To which is prefixed a short account of the life of the author. - Glasgow : printed for Robert Urie, 1767. - [3],iv-viii,[8],9-256,[2]p.; 8vo in 4s. - Inscribed by John Mackintosh. FM 1040

PAINE, Thomas. 1737-1809. 220.6 The age of reason, part the second, being an invest-igation of true and fabulous theology / by Thomas Paine. - London: R. Carlile,1819. - 96p.; 21cm. - bound with: Zetetic Society. Shorter catechism. Edinburgh,[18--?]. - 'Fair play! Patriotism of certain learned whigs. Edinburgh,1820. - Gilchrist, J. B. Parliamentary reform on constitutional principles. Glasgow,1815. - Burdett, F.(Circular) .[Glasgow],1815. -Preston, Richard.

[Syllabus of Preston's edition of Sheppard's Touchstone. London,[1828]. FM2046 1. [211.8] 3. [301.157] 5. [346] 2. [329.942] 4. [329.03]

913.031 PALESTINE exploration fund- quarterly statements for

1873 and 1874. - London :published at the Society's office, [1874?]. - iv, 162, iv, 280p.; illus.; dia-grams, maps, some fold. ; 21cm. - bound with: Parker, John Henry. Antiquities of Rome in danger. [London], [1874?]. FM846

1. [655.3]

PALGRAVE, Sir Francis, 1788-1861 941.02 Scotland : documents and records illustrating the history of Scotland and the transactions between the crowns of Scotland and England, preserved in the treasury of Her Majesty's exchequer / collected and edited by Sir Francis Palgrave. - London : printed by command of Her Majesty Queen Victoria and under the direction of the Commissioners on the Public Records of the Kingdom, 1837. - [38],xxix,[5],ccxxiv,434p.5 26cm. -Vol.1 (only volume published). Library has 2 copies. FM 41 & 41A 1.DOCUMENTS and records.

394.4 A PAN EGYRICK on their Royal Highnesses, and congratu-lating his return from Scotland. - London: Printed by A Godbid and J. Playford for Jos. Hindmarsh, 1682. -5p.; fol. - Bound with: A true narrative of the reception of their Royal Highnesses at their arrival in Scotland. Edinburgh, 1680. FM721

1. [S821.4]

823.8 OUR own Pompeii ; a romance of to-morrow. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1887. - 2v.([4] ,248?. : [4],250p.); 20cm.

FM 1856

OVID 874.01 [Poems] Pub.Ovidii Nasonis amatoria; quorum indicem sequens continet pagella. - Lugduni : apud Seb. Gryphium, 1554. - [2],3-397p.; 8vo. - FML copy lacks p.17-32. FM 1570

OWEN, John, 1616-1683 232 [On the person of Christ. Gaelic] Air diomhaireachd ghlormhoir pearsa Chriosd : maille ri gliocas, agus gradh, agus cumhachd neo-chriochnach Dhe 'na dhealbhadh agus 'na chomh-shuidheachadh / le Iain Omhain; eadar-theangaichte le Alastair MacDhughaill. - Inbhirnis : clo-bhuailte do'n eadar-theangair le R.Carruthers, 1884. - viii,307p.; 23cm.

FM 1433

OXENDEN, Ash ton, Bp of Montreal 264. 13 Family prayers : first series / by the Right Rev. Ashton Qxenden and the Rev.C.H.Ramsden. - Ninety-second thousand. - London : Hatchards, 1875. - 254p.; 17cm. FM 3555

1.RAMSDEN, C. H., f1.1875

265.85 PARENTALIA Mariae Clementinae magn. Britan. Franc, et

Hibern. Regin. jussu Clementis XII Pont. Max. - In Roma appresso Giovanni Maria Salvioni,1736. - xxxip.; illus., 2 large fold, engravings.; fol. FM1604

PARIS, John Ayrton, 1785-1856 614.19 Medical jurisprudence / by J.A.Paris and J.S.M. Fonblanque. - London : W.Phillips, 1823. - 3v. ([4],1, xvi,440p. : [4],472p. : [8],371p.); 22cm. FM 2186

1.FONBLANQUE, John Samuel Martin, 1787-1865

PARIS, Matthew, ca 1200-1259 942.03 [Historia Major. English] Matthew Paris's English history : from the year 1235 to 1273; translated from the Latin by J.A.Giles. - London : Bohn, 1852-54. -3v.(viii,536p. : [4],539p. : [4],516P.); 19cm. FM 1044

A PARISH MINISTER 273.9 Facts not falsehoods or, a plain defence of the Church of Scotland, suited to the times/ by a parish minister. - Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, 1845. - 55p.; 21cm. -bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. [230.5241]

A PARISHIONER 273.9 Letters to the people of Canobie/ by a parishioner. -fourth thousand. - Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, 1845. -16p.; 21 cm. - bound with: A minister of the establish-

ment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. MAXWELL, George. 2. [230.5241]

A PARISHIONER 273.9 Letters to the people of Canobie; letter second/ by a parishioner. - third thousand. - Edinburgh: Myles Mac-phail, 1845. _ l6p.; 21cm. - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. MAXWELL, George. 2. [230.5241]

A PARISHIONER 273.9 Letters to the people of Canobie; letter third/ by a parishioner. - Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, 1845. -l6p.; 2,cm. - bound with: A minister of the establish-ment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. MAXWELL, George 2. [230.5241]

273.9 A PARISHIONER Letters to the people of Canobie; letter fourth/by a parishioner. - Edinburgh: Myles macphail, 1845. - 20p.; 21cm. - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. MAXWELL, George. 2. [230.5241]

Parker, E. fl.1717 822.5 A compleat key to the new farce call'd 'Three hours — after marriage' with an account of the authors / by E. Parker. - London:printed and sold by E. Berrington, 1717. - 14p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Johnson, Charles. The sultaness. London,1717. FM 1065 1.[822.5]

PARKER, John Henry. 1806-1884. 913.031 Antiquities of Rome in danger. An appeal for help to save them; being a statement of the accounts of the Rome exploration fund for 1872 / by John Henry Parker. - [London]: [s.n.], [1874?]. - 14, 20, 24, 19, 12, 21, 28, 14p.; 21cm. - bound with: Palestine exploration fund - quarterly statements for 1873 and 1874. London,[1874?]. FM846

1.[655.3]

PARKER, Samuel 16UO+1688 274.2 A discourse sent to the late King James, to persuade him to embrace the Protestant religion / by Dr. Samuel Parker, late Lord Bishop of Oxford. - London: Printed and sold by Randal Taylor, 1690. - [4],32p.; 4to. FM2030

PARKHILL, John 941.41 The history of Paisley / by John Parkhill. - Paisley Robert Stewart, 1857. - 179p.; 18cm. FM 103

941.21 PARLIAMENTARY contest for the Inverness District of Burghs, from August 1873 to February 1874 / [collected by Charles Fraser-Mackintosh?]. - 39cm. - Album of miscellaneous election material. Contents : 5 pamphlets, 28 broadsides, 13 posters, 11 other printed items (tickets etc.), and 4 manuscript items. Title from cover. FM 2915

1.FRASER-MACKINTOSH, Charles, 1828-1901

PARSONS, Usher, 1788-1868 923.273 The life of Sir William Pepperrell, Bart. / by Usher Parsons. - London : Sampson Low, 1856. - xii,356p.; 21cm. FM 2592

1.PEPPERRELL. Sir William, 1696-1759

941.07 A PARTICULAR account of the Battle of Culloden, April

16, 1746, in a letter from an officer of the Highland army to his friend in London. - London: printed for T. Warner, 1749. —16p.; 4to. - bound with: An auth-entick account of the conduct of the Young Chevalier from his first arrival in Paris. London,1749. FM922

1 .[941.07] 2. AS OFFICER OF THE HIGHLAND ARMY.

828.4 THE PASSIONATE remonstrance made by His Holinesse in the

Conclave at Rome: upon the late proceedings and great covenant of Scotland &c. With a reply of Cardinall De Barbarini in the name of the Roman Clergy. Together with a letter of intelligence from the Apostolicke Nuntro (now residing in London) to Pope Urban the 8. -Edinburgh:[n.pub.], 1641. - 42 leaves; 4to. FM2564

826.2 PASTONS letters : original letters written during the reigns of Henry VI, Edward IV and Richard III / by various persons of rank or consequence; with notes historical and explanatory by John Fenn. - A new edition; by A.Ramsay. - London : Knight, 1840—41, - 2v. in 1(xxiv, 200,viii,168p.), ill.; 18cm. FM 47 1.VARIOUS persons of rank or consequence. 2.PASTON, John, 1421-1466 3.PASTON, Sir John, 1442-1479 4.FENN, Sir John, 1739-1794

PATAROL., Laurentius. 945 Series Augustorum, Augustarum, Caesaruxn et tyrannorum omnum, tam in oriente, quam in Occidente, a C.I. Caesare ad Leopoldum. Cum eorumdem imaginibus ex optimorum minismatum fide ad vivum expressis /auctore Laurentio Patarol. - Venetiis:typis Antonii Bortoli, 1702. - 237p.; illus.; 8vo. FM1598

PATERSON, James, fl.1847 S821.6 The Royal visit to Scotland, with other poems and songs / by James Paterson. - Inverness : printed by William Corner, 1849. - 96p.; 16cm. FM 3044

PATON, Rev. Charles 346.008 The petition of the Rev. Mr Charles Paton, minister of Etterick. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1793. - 3p.; 29cm. -bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

PATON, Henry, b.l854 941.073 Papers about the Rebellions of 1715 and 1745; edited from the original manuscripts with introduction and notes, by Henry Paton. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1893. -[7],508-559p.; 23cm. - Extracted from the Miscellany, vol.XV of the Publications of the Scottish Historical Society. FM 1007

1.Title

PATON, Sir Joseph Noel, 1821-1901 741.64 Coleridge's rime of the ancient mariner : illustrated / by J.Noel Paton. - London : Art-Union of London, 1863. - [2],12p., 20 leaves of plates : ill.; 32 x 45cm. FM 1111

1 .COLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834 2.THE RIME of the ancient mariner.

PATON, Sir Joseph Noel. 1821-1901 741.64 The Dowie Dens o'Yarrow : illustrated / by J.Noel Paton. - [Edinburgh?] : for the members of the Royal Association for the Promotion of the Fine Arts in Scotland, 1860. - [20]p., 6 leaves of plates : ill.; 44cm.

FM 1112

1.Title 2.ROYAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF THE FINE ARTS

IN SCOTLAND

PATTEN, Robert, fl.1715 941.073 The history of the rebellion in the year 1715 : with original papers and the characters of the principal noblemen and gentlemen concern'd in it / by Robert Patten. - The third edition. - London : printed for James Roberts, 1745. - [l0],245p.; 8vo, dedn. FM 970

PATTERSON, George, fi.1852. 345.0253 Historical account of the fiars in Scotland / by George Patterson. - Edinburgh, London: Blackwood, 1852. - 66p.; 21cm. - bound with: Ridley, Sir Matthew White.The trial at large of Sir Matthew White Ridlay... for criminal conversation with the wife of Mr. George Brumwell. New-castle, [1793]. FM3537

1.[347.01]

PATTERSON, John, fl.1857 928.21 Memoir of Joseph Train, the antiquarian correspondent of Sir Walter Scott / by John Patterson. - Glasgow : Murray, 1857. - viii,194p.; 18cm. FM 1196

1.TRAIN, Joseph, 1779-1852

PATTISON, Peter Thomas, 1828-1865 891.631008 The Gaelic bards and original poems / by Thomas Pattison; edited with a biographical sketch and notes, by John George MacNeill. - Second edition. - Glasgow : Sinclair, 1890. - xxviii,278p.; 19cm. - English text. FM 2973

1.Title 2.MACNEILL, John George, fl.1890

PATTISON, Peter Thomas, 1828-1865 891.631008 Selections from the Gaelic bards : metrically translated with biographical prefaces and explanatory notes, also original poems / by Thomas Pattison. -Glasgow : printed by Archibald Sinclair, 1866. -xx,268p.; 22cm. FM 2974

1. [S821.6]

PATTISON, Peter Thomas, 1828-1865 330.94117 The Western Highlands : a lecture delivered before the Islay Association, March 10th 1864, in refutation of the charges of the "Glasgow Herald" and of Mr.John Ramsay of Kildalton, against the Highlanders / by Thomas Pattison. - Glasgow : Sinclair, 1864. - 36p.; 22cm. FM 276

PATTON, Robert 346.008 The petition of Robert Patton, Esq; of Kinaldy, and the Reverend Dr. Alexander Duncan of Stonywynd, proprietors of lands in the parish of Denino. - [s.l. s.n.],1793. - 4p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. DUNCAN, Rev. Dr. Alexander

PAUL, William 346.008 Summons of reduction, and declarator, William Paul, against William Robertson, Esq. and others. - [s.l.]: printed by Anderson & Bryce, [18-?]. - 10p.; 26cm. -bound with: Ross, Alexander. Condescendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie,

[s.l.], 1755 FM3239

1. ROBERTSON, William

PAUL, William, fl.1881 941.25 Past and present of Aberdeenshire : or reminiscences of seventy years / by William Paul. - Aberdeen : Smith, 1881. - viii,3-132p.: 19cm. FM 332 & 332A

PAULL, James. 1770-1808. 826.7 A letter to the Right Honourable the Earl of Moira on the accusations brought against His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales / by Mr. Paull. - London: Jordan an and Maxwell,1806. - 102p.; 23cm .- bound with: A plain statement on the conduct of the Ministry and the opposition towards His Highness the Duke of York. Lon-don, 1808. FM2714O

1.[826.7]

PAULL, James. 1770-1808. 941.073 Mr. Paull's letter to Lord Viscount Folkestone, as it appeared in the Political Register. - London: W. Glindon, [1806]. - l6p.; 23cm. - bound with: A plain statement on the conduct of the Ministry and the opposition towards His Highness the Duke of York. London,1808. FM2740

1.[826.7]

PEACOCK, Edward 942.062 The army lists of the roundheads and cavaliers : containing the names of the officers in the Royal and Parliamentary armies of 1642; edited by Edward Peacock. - Second edition. - London : Chatto & Windus, 1874. -[5],Vi-xii,[3],4-128p.; 22cm. - Reprint of edition of 1642. FM 6 1.Title

263.3 THE PEARL of days : or the advantages of the Sabbath to

the working classes / by a labourer's daughter. With a sketch of the author's life. - Thirty-sixth thousand. -London : Partridge and Oakey, 1850. - xvi,90p.; 19cm. FM 2026

1.A LABOURER'S DAUGHTER

PEARSON, Alexander 346.008 Summons of multiplepoinding, Alexander Pearson, writer to the Signet, sole surviving and accepting trustee, nominated and appointed by the deceased Mrs. Mary Ogilvie or Brown, widow of the late Dr. Andrew Brown, sometime one of the ministers of the city of Edinburgh, and professor of rhetoric in the university thereof; against John Gardner, Esq., residing at Glencloy near Brodick, island of Arran, and others. - Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness 1853 FM3241

PEARSON, Alexander 346.008 Summons of multiplepoinding and exoneration, Alex-ander Pearson, W.S., trustee of the deceased Miss Elizabeth Graham of Gartmore; against Madame De Fevelas, and others. - [s.l.]: printed by R.Wallace, 1837. - 7p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet. [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. GRAHAM, Elizabeth 2. DE FEVELAS, Madame 3. [346.092]

PEDEN, Alexander, 1626?-1686 252.05241 [The Lord's trumpet sounding an alarm against Scotland. Gaelic] Caismeachd do dh'Albainn : roimh-radh agus da shearmon, &c., a shearmonaicheadh ann an 1685 / le Alastair Peden. - Inverness : James Smith, 1838. -64p.; 15cm. FM 1227A

PEDEN, Alexander, 1626?-1686 252.05241 [The Lord's trumpet sounding an alarm against Scotland. Gaelic] Caismeachd do dh'Albainn : da shearmon a shearmonaicheadh ann an 1685, agus litir chum nam priosanach ann an Caisteal Dhunottar, &c. / le Alastair Peden. Ris am bheil air a chuir cunntas mu bheatha an ughdair. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, [ca 1840]. - 48p.; 15cm. FM 1227

PEDESTRIAN. 914.123 A walk round the boundaries of Morayshire / by a pedestrian. - Banff: Journal Office, 1877. - 91 p.; 1 fold, map ; 18cm. - bound with: Rules and regulations for the conduct of business on the Stock Exchange. London,1878. - Duncan, George. Bonnie Prince Charlie. Elgin, 1879. - Cameron, J. Macdonald. Agricultural research in this country. London,[1881?]. - Lorimer, James. Depopulation of the lowlands and its remedies. Haddington, 1881. FM695 1 .[322.642] 2.[S822.6] 3.[630] 4.[301.32]

PEEL, E. Lennox, fl.1885 823.8 A Highland gathering / by E.Lennox Peel. - London : Longmans & Green, 1885. - xiv,l85p., 6 leaves of plates ill.; 20cm. FM 1479

914.652 A PEEP at the Pyrenees by a pedestrian : being a

tourist's note-book. - London : Whittaker, 1867. -viii, 147p.; 17cm. FM 808

1.A PEDESTRIAN

929.72 THE PEERAGE of England : or an historical and

genealogical account of the present nobility. - The third edition corrected and very much enlarg'd. -London : printed by E.J. for Abel Roper and Arthur Collins, 1714-15. - 2v.([l0],430p. : [2],433-478,294, [2],l6,8p.); 8vo. - In imprint of vol.2 J.Morphew replaces Abel Roper. FM 732

929.72 THE PEERAGE of England, Scotland, and Ireland : or the ancient and present state of the nobility. - London s printed for W.Owen, L.Davis, and J.Debrett, 1790. -3V. ([8],498p. : [4],376p. : [8],446p.), 51 leaves of plates : coats of arms; 8vo, engraved title-page. FM 728

PELTIER, John. 345.0256 The trial of John Peltier, Esq., for a libel against Napoleon Buonaparte, first Consul of the French Rebublic, at the Court of King's Bench, Middlesex, on Monday the 21st of February,1803. - London: Cox,_Son and Bayliss,l803, - xxxii,312,clip.; 21cm. -Inscribed by Archibald Swinton. FM3535

PENNANT, Thomas, 1726-1798 914.1 A tour in Scotland : 1769 / [by Thomas Pennant], - Fifth edition. - London : printed for Benj.White, 1790. - [3], iv-vi,400,p., 42 leaves of plates : ill.; 4to, dedn. FM 351

PENNANT, Thomas, 1726-1798 914.1 A tour in Scotland and voyage to the Hebrides : 1772 / [by Thomas Pennant]. - London : printed for Benj.White, 1790. - 2v.([2],viii,440p. : [2],iv,487p.), 90 leaves of plates : ill., map; 4to, dedn. FM 351A

Pennell, Henry Cholmondeley 1837-1915 371.92 Oyster fisheries and legislation/by H. Cholmondeley Pennell. - London: Harrison. 1875. - 44p,; 20cm. -bound with: Scottish National Institution. 14th Report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

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PEPYS, Samuel, 1633-1703 923.542 Memoirs of Samuel Pepys : comprising his diary from 1659 to 1669, and a selection from his private correspondance; edited by Richard Lord Braybrooke. With a short introduction and memoir / by John Timbs. -London : Warne, [1825]. - xvi,8l5p.; 18cm. FM 123

1.BRAYBROOKE, Richard Griffin Neville, Baron Braybrooke 2.TIMBS, John, 1801-1875

PERCIVAL, Dr. 346.0432 Further observations on the state of population in Manchester, and other adjacent places. - [s.l.:s.n.], [17-].-7p.;4to.- bound with: Hargrave,Francis. Opinion of Mr. Hargrave on the case of the Duke of Athol in respect to the Isle of Mann. [s.l.], [1788]. FM702

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PERCIVAL, Dr. , 346.0432 Observations on the state of population in Manchester, and other adjacent places/ by Dr. Percival. - [s.l.:s.n.], [17-]. - 6p.; 4to. -bound with: Hargrave, Francis. Opinion of Mr. Hargrave on the case of the Duke of Athol in respect to the Isle of Mann. [s.l.], [1788]. FM702

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910.453 PERILS and adventures on the deep : a series of

interesting narratives of naval adventure and suffering. - Edinburgh : Nelson, 1841. - [6],326p.; 17cm. FM 1648

PERKINS, Thomas f1.1899. 726.5 Wimborne Minster and Christchurch Priory. A short history., of their foundation and description of their buildings / by Rev. Thomas Perkins, Rector of Turn-worth. - LondonsGeorge Bell,1899. —134p., plates; illus, plans;19cm. FM327

PERRIN, J. fl. 1833. 398.2452 Fables amusantes / par J. Perrin. - 21st ed. - A Londres: Longman, Rees, Orme, Browne and Co.. 1833 x,l80p.; 18cm. FM1867

PERRINCHIEF, Richard, 1623?-1673 942.062 The life and death of King Charles the First / written by Dr.R.Perinchief. Together with Eikon Basilike : representing His Sacred Majesty in his solitudes and sufferings. And a vindication of the same King Charles the Martyr, proving him to be the author of the said Eikon Basilike. - London : printed for H.Hindmarsh, 1697. - [15],288,[24],272,[2],3-54p.; 8vo, dedn. -Second title-page dated 1693. Eikon Basilike printed by R.Norton for R.Royston, 1685.FM118

i

PERRONET, Vincent, 1693-1785. 192 A vindication of Mr.Locke from the charge of giving encouragement to scepticism and infidelity and from several other mistakes and objections of the learned author of the procedure, extent, and limits of human understanding / by Vin.Perronet. - London : printed for James, John and Paul Knapton, 1736. - [l2],124p.; 8vo. FM 2087

1.LOCKE, John, 1632-1704

808.851 PERSECUTION of the Jews in Russia, 1881. - London: Spott-

iswoode, 1882. - 31 p. j map; 21cm. — bound with; Public dinner to directors of the Highland Railways, September 10, 1863. [s.l.], 1863. FM704

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915.5 PERSIA : seu Regni Persici status, variaque itinera in

atque per Persiam, cum aliquot iconibus incolarum. -Lugd.Batav. : ex officina Elzeviriana, 1633. - [2],2-374,[8]p.; l6mo in 8s, dedn, engraved titlepage. FM 1528

A PERSON OF QUALITY 394.4 To his Royal Highness, at his happy return from Scot-land. Written/by a person of quality. - London: printed for W. Davis, 1682. - 2p.; fol. - bound with: A true narrative of the reception of their Royal Highnesses at their arrival in Scotland. Edinburgh , 1680. FM721

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346.05 PERTH AND INVERNESS RAILWAY, subscription contracts

and alphabetical list of subscribers. - [London]: Graham & Weems, 1846. - 104p.; 31cm. - bound with: Lennox, Margaret. Case of Margaret Lennox of Woodhead, Edinburgh, 1813. FM889

1.[385.1]

PETERBOROUGH, Earl of 346.008 The petition of the Right Honourable, the Earl of Peterborough, - [s.l.: s.n.] , 1794. - 3p.; 4to. -bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800 FM2160 (iv)

PETERBOROUGH, Earl of 346.008 Replies for the Right Honourable the Earl of Peterborough, to the answers for the Reverend Mr William Strachan, minister of Durris. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1794. - 7p. ; 28cm. - boound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. STRACHAN, Rev. William

PETERKIN, Alexander. 1780-1846. 273.9 The constitution of the protestant Church of Scotland, as established at the Revolution, 1689-90/by Alex. Peterkin. - Edinburgh: Kyles Macphail, 1845. - 133p.; 21cm. - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

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PETERKIN, Alexander, 1780-1846 941.12 Rentals of the ancient Earldom and Bishoprick of Orkney : with some other explanatory and relative documents / collected by Alexander Peterkin. -Edinburgh : printed by John Moir, 1820. - [4],8,5-12, 102,l56,98,32,32,68,135p.; 22cm. FM 452

1.Title

PETIT, Professor 371.92 History of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots [publicity material]/Professor Petit. - Edinburgh: printed for private circulation, 1873- - 4p.; 24cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

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PETIT, J. A., fl.1871 923.141 History of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots / translated from the original and unpublished MS. of Professor Petit; by Charles de Flandre. - Edinburgh : for the translator, 1873. - 2v.([6],349p. : [2],284p.); 30cm. FM 2663


346.008 THE PETITION and complaint of the magistrates and town-council of Brechin, in behalf of the community. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1769. -7p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of Mr. James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso [s.l.], 1737. FM1809

1. BRECHIN, Magistrates and town-council of.

390 PETITION for the tolerance of the :stang, with the proceed-

ongs of the Regality Court of Huntly thereon, MDCCXXXIV, - Edinburgh: H. and J. Pillans, [l8-?]. - 9p.; 28cm. FM3059

346.008 THE PETITION of the clerks and apprentices of writers

to the Signet, and writers in Edinburgh. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1795. - 4p; 4to. - bound with: Ross, Alex-ander. Condescendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie,

[s.l.], 1755. FM3239

1. WRITERS TO THE SIGNET, Clerks & apprentices of

346.008 The PETITION of The Commissioners appointed for the purposes of making and maintaining an inland navi-gation, called the Caledonian Canal, from the eastern to the western sea, by Inverness and Fort-William in Scotland; and of James Hope, writer to the Signet, their agent, with consent of Major Hugh Robert Duff of Muirtown, heir of entail in possession of the estate of Muirtown. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1806. - 4p.; 26cm. - bound with: Campbell, Colin. Memorial for Colin, Duncan, and Margaret Campbells

[s.l.], 1760. FM3230 1. HOPE, James 2. DUFF, Major Hugh Robert

346.008 THE PETITION of the heretors of the parish of Urr. -

[s l.: s n] , 1796. - I8p.; 27cm. - bound with: Grant, General, The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

1. URR, (Parish of)

346.008 THE PETITION of the magistrates and town-council of the burgh of Brechin. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1769. - 30p.: 4to in 2s. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of Mr. James Kempt, schoolmaster at F e t t e r e s s o [ s . l . ] , 1737. FM1809


346.008 THE PETITION of the heritors of Portmoak. - [s.l.:

s.n.], 1795. - 12p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s. l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

346.008 THE PETITION of the heritors of Portmoak. - [s.l.:s.n.],

1796. - 3p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

346.008 THE PETITION of the magistrates and town council of Forfar, titular of the teinds of that parish, and of John Ure and Charles Webster, heritors of part of the Burgh Acres. - [s.l.]:[s.n.], 1794. - 6p.; 28cm. -bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. URE, John 2. WEBSTER, Charles 3. FORFAR, Magistrates of

346.008 THE PETITION of the magistrates of Newtown upon Ayr, the magistrates of Prestick, and others, heritors of the united parishes of Monkton, Prestick, and Crosby. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1793.-5p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv).

346.008 THE PETITION of the Officers of State. - [s.l.:s.n.],

1795. - 2p.; 4to. - bound with: collection of late eighteenth and early nineteenth century law papers. FM3240

346.008 THE PETITION of the Officers of State. - [s.l.ss.n.],

1798. - 48p.; 29cm. - Includes appendix of 28p. -bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

346.008 THE PETITION of the Officers of State, and heretors of

the parish of Logie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - l4p.] 29cm. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Ganducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

346.008 THE PETITION of the Officers of State. - [s.l.:s.n.],

1799. - l6p.; 28cm. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig. Esq. [s.1.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

346.008 THE PETITION of the Provost and Baillies of the burgh of Peebles, tenants of the farm of Edderstoun, and others. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 5p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun [s.l.], 1814. FM1811

1. PEEBLES, Provost & Baillies of.

346.008 THE PETITION of the representatives of the deceased Patrick Cruickshank of Stracathro, and the trustees of the late Robert Speid of Ardovie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - 3p.; 28cm. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

1. CRUICKSHANK, Patrick 2. SPEID, Robert

346.008 THE PETITION of the Society of Writers in Ayr. - [s.l.:

s.n.], 1798. - 8p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, Gener-al. The petition of the Officers of State, and Gen-eral Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

PETRIE, James 346.008 The petition of James Petrie, advocate in Aberdeen. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1754. - 27p.; fol. - bound with: Leith, Walter. The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen, [s.l.], 1748. FM3322

PFEIFFER, Ida, 1797-1858 910.41 A lady's voyage round the world : a selected translation from the German / of Ida Pfeiffer; by Mrs.Percy Sinnett. - London : Longman, Brown & Green, 1851. - viii,272p.; 18cm.

FM1751

PHAEDRUS 871.01 [Works. English] Phaedrus : with the appendix of

Gudius; translated by Christopher Smart. - London : printed by A.J.Valpy, 1831. - xii,80p.; 16cm. -Bound with : Horace. Works. English. London, 1831. FM 1657

1.SMART, Christopher, 1722-1771

PHALARIS 886.01 The epistles / of Phalaris; translated from the Greek, to which are added some select epistles of the most eminent Greek writers, by Thomas Francklin. -London : printed for R.Francklin, 1749. - [l4],xxiv, 224p.; 8vo, dedn, subn. FM 2949

1 .FRANCKLIN, Thomas, 1721-1784

PETRIE, James 346.008 The petition of James Petrie, advocate in Aberdeen. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1754. - 27p.; fol. - bound with: Leith,

Walter. The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen, [ s.1.], 1748. FM3322

PFEIFFER, Ida, 1797-1858 910.41 A lady's voyage round the world : a selected translation from the German / of Ida Pfeiffer; by Mrs.Percy Sinnett. - London : Longman, Brown & Green, 1851. - viii,272p.; 18cm. FM 1751

PHAEDRUS 871.01 [Works. English] Phaedrus : with the appendix of Gudius; translated by Christopher Smart. - London : printed by A.J.Valpy, 1831. - xii,80p.; 16cm. -Bound with : Horace. Works. English. London, 1831. FM 1657

1.SMART, Christopher, 1722-1771

PHALARIS 886.01 The epistles / of Phalaris; translated from the Greek, to which are added some select epistles of the most eminent Greek writers, by Thomas Francklin. -London : printed for R.Francklin, 1749. - [14],xxiv, 224p.; 8vo, dedn, subn. FM 2949

1 .FRANCKLIN, Thomas, 1721-1784

PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1876. 659.152 [Exhibition catalogue] Part I - Official catalogue

of the British section. Part II - Exhibitor's commercial guide, containing among other papers, the United States tariff of import duties on articles of produce and manufacture, - London: Eyre and Spottiswoode,l876. -4l8,424p.; tables;23cm.

FM493

PHILEIEUTHEROS. 330.917 1242 Answers to a letter addressed to the Archbishop of York. - Edinburgh: [n.pub.],1745, - 30p.; 8vo in 4s. -bound with: Turner, Samuel. Considerations upon the agriculture, commerce and manufactures of the British Empire. London,1822. FM1463

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941.075 PHILIBERT. A poem compos'd the 2nd of November, 1747, the day the Honourable Archibald Stuart was assoilzied from his second trial/Philibert. - [s.l.:s.n.], [17—?]. - 4p.; 8vo. - bound with: A full and true collection of all the orders ... published by the authority of Charles, Prince of Wales. Glasgow, 1746. FM113

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PHILIP, James, l656?-ca1713 941.006 The Grameid : an heroic poem descriptive of the campaign of Viscount Dundee in 1689, and other pieces / by James Philip of Almerieclose; edited from the original manuscript with translation, introduction, and notes, by Alexander D.Murdoch. - Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1888. - lviii,268p.; 23cm. -(Scottish History Society; Vol.3). FM 409

1.Series 2.MURDOCH, Alexander D., fl.1888 3. [873.04]

PHILIPPS, James Erasmus.fl.1870. 252 [Seven common faults. Gaelic]. Seachd Coireannan a ta cumanta / by the Rev. James Erasmus Philips; translated into Gaelic by the Rev. Hugh MacColl. - London:S.P.C.K., 1870. - 100p.;17cm. FM1330

1. MACCOLL, Hugh.

PHILLIPS, Mrs. Teresia Constantia, 1709-1765 221.95 The real duty of a woman in the education of a daughter /by Mrs. Teresia Constantia Phillips. - new ed. -London: printed for R Griffiths, 1760. - 32p.; 8vo in 4s . - inscribed by James Cant. - bound with: Hervey, James Remarks on Lord Bolingbroke's letters. London, 1752. FM724

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PHILLIPS, Samuel 1814-1854 915.99 Guide to the Crystal Palace and Park / by Samuel Phillips. - 5th ed. - London: Crystal Palace Library

and Bradbury and Evans, 1855. - 197p.;illus.; 17cm. -bound with: Gironiere, Paul de la. Twenty years in the Phillipines. London,1855. FM1723

1 .[914.2163]

779.26 PHOTOGRAPHIC groups of eminent personages. - [London?] :

[s.n.], [ca 1890]. - [9] leaves : ports; 34cm. -Includes portraits of 571 people. FM 1104

PICKTON, Charles d. 1827 328.4204 Subscription for the widow and six orphan children of thelate Mr.Charles Pickton, teacher of the Inverness Central School. - [s.l.:s.n. ], 1827. -2p.; 22cm. - bound with: Great Britain. Parliament. Severall proceedings in parliament. London, 1650. FM701

1. [361.73]

PICKWORTH, William d. 1801 345.0263 A short account of the behaviour of Willaim Pickworth from his condemnation to his death in a letter from a person who attended him often during that time. To which is annexed his last speech. - Edinburgh: J. Ritchie for the Society for publishing religious tracts, 1801. - 30p.;17cm. - bound with: Grant, John. The trial of John Grant, Sheriff-Clerk depute of the shire of Inverness, for forgery. Edinburgh,1793. FM3500 1.[364.66]

821.2008 PIECES of ancient popular poetry : from authentic manuscripts and old printed copies. - London : printed by C.Clarke for T. & J.Egerton, 1791. - [5],vi-xiv, [7],6-152p., ill.; 8vo. -Edited by Joseph Ritson.

Illustrated by woodcuts by John & Thomas Bewick. FM 3077

1.RITSON, Joseph, 1752-1803

821.008 A PILL to purge state-melancholy : or a collection of

excellent new ballads. - London : [s.n.], 1715. - [2], iii-xii,l64p.; 8vo. - Contains bookplate of Thomas Bell. FM 3055

PIM, Bedford. C.T. 1826-1886. 929.72 The eastern question, past, present and future; with map and official documents/by Captain Bedford Pim. -London: Wilson, 1877. - 48p.; illus., 1 fold, map; 21cm. - bound with: Highton, E. Gilbert. Our imperial crown. London, 1876. FM712

1. [327.42]

PINAEUS, Severinus 612.6 [De virginitatis] Sever.Pinaeus de integritatis & corruptionis virginum notis : de graviditate & partu naturali mulierum. Ludov.Bonacioli enneas muliebris. Fel.Plateri de origine partium, earumque in utero conformatione. Pet.Gassendi de septo cordis pervio observationes. - Lugduni-Batavorum : apud Franciscos Hegerum & Hackium, 1639. - [8],183,[3],272,[40]p., 5 folding leaves of plates : ill.; 12mo, engraved title-page. - Inscribed by W.Younge. FM 1524 1.BONACIOLUS, Ludovicus 2.PLATERUS, Felix

3.GASSENDI, Pierre, 1592-1655

PINDAR 884. 01 Odes of Pindar : with several other pieces in prose and verse; translated from the Greek. To which is added a dissertation on the Olympick Games / by Gilbert West. -London : printed for R.Dodsley, 1753. - 2v. ([4],xxiii, [3] ,3—284p. : [6],3-320p.); 8vo, dedn. - Inscribed by Sam.Sewell and G.Chamberlayne. FM 3155

1.WEST, Gilbert, 1703-1756

PINDAR 884.01 [Works. Greek & Latin] Omnia Pindari quae extant; cum interpretatione Latina. - Glasguae : in aedibus Academicis, excudebat Robertus Foulis, 1744. - Vol.1 only ([4],390,x,[2]p.); 12mo in 6s. FM 3551

PINGUILLON, Mons. de. 642 Menu dela Maison dela Royne, MDLXII./ faict par Mons. de Pinguillon. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 45p.; 29cm. FM2453

PINKERTON, E. S821.5 The island of the Propontis and other poems / by E.Pinkerton. - Glasgow : Robertson, 1832. - 177p.; 18cm. FM 3115

PINKERTON, John, 1758-1826 940.0043 A dissertation on the origin and progress of the Scythians or Goths : being an introduction to the ancient and modern history of Europe / by John Pinkerton. - London : printed by John Nichols for George Nicol, 1787. - l2],iii-xxii,[2],3-207,[2]p., folding map; 8vo. - Inscribed by Dr.Halley. FM 75

PINKERTON, John, 1758-1826 941.04 The history of Scotland : from the accession of the house of Stuart to that of Mary, with appendixes of original papers / by John Pinkerton. - London : printed for C.Dilly, 1797. - 2v.([3],vi-xvi,5l7p. : [3],vi-viii, 5l0,[29]p.); 4to. - Inscribed by H.R.Duff, 1830. FM 56

PINTAIL, Thomas

pseud, for

LUMSDEN, James, fl.1880-1900

PIOZZI, Hester Lynch, 1741-1821 928.2 Autobiography, letters and literary remains / of Mrs. Piozzi (Thrale); edited with notes and an introductory account of her life and writings, by A.Hayward. -Second edition. - London : Longman, Green & Roberts, 1861. - 2v.(xiv,375p. : vi,479p.); 20cm. FM 2828

1 .HAYWARD, Abraham, 1801-1884

PIOZZI, Hester Lynch, 1741-1821 914 Observations and reflections made in the course of a journey through France, Italy, and Germany / by Hester Lynch Piozzi. - Dublin : printed for H.Chamberlaine [et al.], 1789. - [3],iv-viii,592p.; 8vo. FM 2827

PITCAIRN, Robert, 1793-1855 345.00264 Criminal trials in Scotland from A.D. 1488 to A.D. 1624 : embracing the entire reigns of James IV and V, Mary Queen of Scots and James VI, compiled from the original records and MSS. with historical notes and illustrations / by Robert Pitcairn. - Edinburgh : Tait, 1833. - 3v. in 4; 29cm. FM 639

1.Title

PITCAIRN, Robert. 929.2 Historical and genealogical account of the principal families of the name Kennedy. Edinburgh, Wm. Tait and John Stevenson. 1880. FM3391

KENNEDY, Family

Temporary entry

PITCAIRN, Archibald. 1652-1713 874.04 Pitcairnia. Collection of original printed handslip issues of the Latin poems and odes of Dr. Archibald Pitcairn, 'The Scot', whereof several exhibit holograph emendations and others are not to be found in his published works; arranged and annotated by Charles Fraser-Macintosh. - Inverness,1889. - 1v.; 29cm. FM3064. 1. FRASER-MACINTOSH, Charles.

PITCAIRNE, Archibald, 1652-1713 610 [Dissertationes medicae] Archibaldi Pitcarnii Scoti dissertationes medicae. Subjuncta est Thomae Boeri ad Archibaldum Pitcarnium epistola qua respondetur libello Astrucii Franci. - Edinburgi : apud Robertum Freebairn, 1713. - [8],257p.; 4to, dedn FM 1596

1.B0ERUS, Thomas

PITSLIGO, Lord 254.05241 Case of the Right Hon. the Lord Pitsligo, [and others ; all concurring in the settlement of Mr William Innes as colleague and successor to Mr Mercer; referred by the presbytery of Deer, to the very Rev. the Synod of Aberdeen. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1744. - 8p.; 4to in 2s. -bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies,

[s.l.], [1744]. FM3321

1. INNES, William 2. MERCER, William

941.075 A PLAIN, authentick and faithful narrative of the

several passages of the Young Chevalier, from the Battle of Culloden to his embarkation for France; taken from the mouths of the several persons who either gave him succour or were aiding and assisting to him in his many wonderful and unheard of escapes, both by sea and land. - London : printed for W.Sebb, 1750, - [2],48p.; 8vo. - Signed by Philalethes. Bound with : Some account of the melancholy situation of the Young Pretender. London, [1746?] FM 986

1.PHILALETHES

S821.6 A PLAIN, authentic and faithful narrative of the several

passages of the young Chevalier from the Battle of Culloden to his embarkation for France. - 4th ed, -London: printed for W. Webb, 1765. - 70p,; 12mo. -bound with: Forbes, William. Ajax's speech to the Grecian Knabbs. [s.l.[, [17-?]. FM2977

1. STUART, Charles Edward, 1720 -1788 2. [941.07]

942.068 A PLAIN relation of the late action at sea between the

English, Dutch and French fleets from June 22, to July 5 last with reflections thereupon and upon the present state of the antion. - London: printed for John Harris, 1690. - 56,8,8p.;4to. FM355

941.073 PLAIN statement of the conduct of the Ministry and the opposition towards His Royal Highness the Duke of York. -2nd ed. - London: McMillan, 1808. - 53p.; 23cm. - bound with: Medford, Macall. Observations on European courts. London,1807. - Paull, James. Mr. Paull's letter to Lord Viscount Folkstone. London,[1806], - Paull, James. A letter to the Right Honourable the Earl of Moira. London 1806. - The state of the negotiation. London,1806. -Johnstone, Andrew Cochrane. Letter to His Royal Highness the Duke of York. London,1805. - FM2740

942.06 PLAIN truths : or a collection of scarce and valuable

tracts. - [London?] : [s.n.], [170-?]. - [2],66p.; 8vo in 4s. - Lacks imprint. Contains 6 tracts on the birth of the Prince of Wales in 1688 and on the Abjuration Oath. FM 107

923.141 PLAIN words and simple facts about the Church of

Scotland and her assailants : addressed to the people of Scotland / by Defensor; with appendix containing results of parliamentary returns. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, I879. - [4],75p.; 14cm. - Bound with : The life of Robert Bruce, King of Scotland. Edinburgh, 1810. FM 2551

1.DEFENSOR 2. [285.241]

346.008 PLAN of the estate of Auchenblain, in the parish of

Kirkoswald. - Edinburgh: W. Peck & Son, lithographers, 1839. - 55x43cm. fold.to 25x20cm. - bound with: Ross, Alexander. Condescendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie,

[s.l.]1755 FM3239

1. [912.4142]

346.008 PLAN of the lands in dispute between Major Hugh R. Duff

of Muirtown and the town of Inverness with the adjacent lands. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1806. - 38x46 cm. fold, to 25x21cm.; fol. - Surveyed by Thomas Cuming. -bound with: Cuthbert, John. Extract, registrate service and sasine, Mr. John Cuthbert,

[s.l.], 1680. FM772

1. [912.4121] 2. DUFF, Major Hugh R.

346.008 PLAN of the lands in dispute between Major Hugh R.

Duff of Muirtown and the town of Inverness with the adjacent lands. [s.l.:s.n.], 1806. - 38x46cm. fold to 25x21cm. - Surveyed by Thomas Cumming. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown, [s.l.], 1808. FM3233

1. [912.4121] 2. DUFF, Major Hugh R.

346.0432 PLAN for a general Gridewell. - [s.l.:s.n.], [1763?]. -

9p.; 4to in 2s. - Includes 2 plans of Gridewell. -bound with: Hargrave, Francis. Opinion of Mr. Hargrave on the case of the Duke of Athol in respect to the Isle of Mann. [s.l.], [1788]. FM702

1. [690.56]

346.008 PLAN of the roads leading from Saltcoats to Largs

Kirkhall &c. - [s.l.:s.n.], [17-?]. - 1 foldleaf; 40 x 31cm. fold, to 22 x 18 cm. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of Mr. James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso

[s.l.],1737. FM1809

1. [912.4142]

PLANTA, Joseph, 1744-1827 949.4 The history of the Helvetic confederacy / by Joseph Planta. - The second edition. - London : Stockdale, 1807.-3v.([2],464p.:434p.:iv[ie vi],460p.);22cm.FM2067

346.008 PLAN of the lands in dispute between Major Hugh R.

Duff of Muirtown and the town of Inverness with the adjacent lands. [s.l.:s.n.], 1806. - 38x46cm. fold to 25x21 cm. - Surveyed by Thomas Cumming. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown [s.l.]1808. FM3233

1. [912.4121] 2. DUFF, Major Hugh R.

346.0432 PLAN for a general Gridewell. - [s.l.:s.n.], [1763?]. -

9p.; 4to in 2s. - Includes 2 plans of Gridewell. -bound with: Hargrave, Francis. Opinion of Mr. Hargrave on the case of the Duke of Athol in respect to the Isle of Mann. [s.l.], [1788]. FM702

1. [690.56]

346.008 PLAN of the roads leading from Saltcoats to Largs

Kirkhall &c. - [s.l.:s.n.], [17-?]. - 1 foldleaf; 40 x 31cm. fold, to 22 x 18 cm. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of Mr. James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso....

1737. FM1809

1. [912.4142]

PLAETA, Joseph, 1744-1827 949.4 The history of the Helvetic confederacy / by Joseph Planta. - The second edition. - London : Stockdale, 1807. - 3v.([2],464p. : 434p. : iv [ie vi],460p.); 22cm. FM 2067

S822.4 THE PLANTERS of the vineyard : or a kirk-session

confounded, a comedy of three acts, as it was performed at Forthtown by the persons of the drama. -Edinburgh : [s.n.], 1771. - [8],56p.; 12mo in 6s. -"The author of this curious volume was Mr.Lothian, a clerk in the Custom House at Leith." (Printed note).

FM1989

1.LOTHIAN, Mr.

PLAYFAIR, Rev. Dr. James 346.008 Memorial for the Rev. Dr. James Playfair, minister of the parish of Meigle, pursuer; against the heri-tors of the said parish, and his Grace, the Duke of Athol, and the Rev. Mr Alexander_Niven, minister of Dunkeld, defenders. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1794. - 8p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. ATHOL, Duke of 2. NIVEN, Rev. Alexander

PLAYFAIR, John, 1748-1819 516 Elements of geometry : containing the first six books of Euclid, with two books on the geometry of solids, to which are added elements of plane and spherical trigonometry / by John Playfair. - Edinburgh s printed for Bell & Bradfute, 1795. - [3] ,5v-xvi,400p.; 8vo. -Inscribed by Hugh Innes.

FM670

273.9 A PLEA for the divine right of the Church of Scotland as

an orthodox national communion. - Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, l846. - 32p.; 21cm. - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. [230.5241]

170 A PLEA for persecution : ay (do not stare) downright genuine persecution, in a letter from a gentleman who scorns to dissemble his infidelity, to a friend of the same liberal sentiments elected a member of the ensuing General Assembly. - Edinburgh : printed for W.Gray, 1774. - [3],iv-vi,38p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 997

PLIMSOLL, Samuel, 1824-1898 387.544 Cattle ships : being the fifth chapter of Mr.Plimsoll's second appeal for our seamen. - London : Kegan Paul, Trench & Trubner, 1890. - [8],l50p., ill.; 23cm. FM 485

PLIMSOLL, Samuel, 1824-1898 387.5 Our seamen : an appeal / by Samuel Plimsoll. - London : Virtue, 1873. - viii,89p.,59 leaves of plates : ill.; 29cm. FM 484

PLINY, the elder 500.9 [Historia naturalis] Caii Plinii Secundi historiae naturalis libri XXXVII; quos interpretatione et notis illustravit Joannes Harduinus. - Editio altera emendatior & auctior. - Parisiis : typis Antonii-Urbani Coustelier, 1723. - 3v.([32],290 [ie 790]p. : [2],835,[2]p. : [1],836-1290p.), 11 leaves of plates : ill., maps; fol., dedn,. FM 1611

1 .HARDOUIN, Jean, 1646-1729

PLINY, the elder 500.9 Historia naturalis. Italian. - Venice : Magistri Philippi [di Pietro] Veneti, 11+81. - [293] leaves; fol. in 8s; 32.5cm. - Signatures :

; 2 columns; 59 lines. - "Tradocta in lingua Fiorentino per Christophoro Landino Piorentino" (a2r). This translation first published by Jenson in 1476. Hain 13106. FM 2253

PLUTARCH 920.00901 [Lives. English] The civil wars of Rome : select lives translated / from Plutarch; with notes by George Long. - London : Knight, 1844-45, - 2v. in 1 (288,219p.); 15cm. FM 1 4 7

1.LONG, George, 1800-1879

PLUTARCH 920.00901 [Lives. English] Plutarch's lives; translated from the original Greek with notes critical and historical and a life of Plutarch, by John Langhorne and William Langhorne. - A new edition with corrections and additions, by Francis Wrangham. - London: J.Mawman [et al.], 1810. - 8v.; 18cm. FM 1684

1.LANGHORNE, John, 1735-1779 2.LANGHORNE, William, 1721-1772

PLUTARCH 920.00901 [Lives. French] Les vies des hommes illustres / par Plutarque; traduites en Francais, precedees de la vie de Plutarque, par Ricard. - Paris t Didier, 181+3. - 4v.; 19cm. FM 1952

1 .RICARD, Dominique, 1741-1803

POCOCKE, Richard, Bp of Meath 941.006 Tours in Scotland : 1747, 1750, 1760 / by Richard Pococke; from the original MS. and drawings in the British Museum, edited with a biographical sketch of the author by Daniel William Kemp. - Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1887. - lxx,375p., ill.; 23cm. - (Scottish History Society; vol.1).

FM14O7

1.Series 2.KEMP, Daniel William, fl.1890 3. [914.1]

320.94207 A POEM on the late Rebellion : giving an account of the

rise and progress thereof, from the Young Pretender's first landing in the Isle of Skie to his defeat at the Battle near Culloden / by Philonactos Rossendaliensis. -Manchester : printed by R.Whitworth for the author, [1746?]. - [3],iv-v,6-24p.; 8vo in 4s. - Bound with : Britain's remembrancer. London, 1747. FM935

1.ROSSENDALIENSIS, Philonactos 2.PHILONACTOS ROSSENDALIENSIS 3. [821.6] 4.[941.075]

871.04 POEMS in English and Latin on the Archers and Royal-Company of Archers / by several hands. - Edinburgh : [s.n.], 1726. - 105,[3]p.; 12mo in 6s- 2 copies in FML. Bound with : Selecta poemata. Edinburgh, 1727. FM 1581 & 1581A

1.SEVERAL hands. 2.ROYAL COMPANY OF ARCHERS

871.04 P0ETARUM Scotorum musae sacrae : sive quatuor sacri codicis scriptorum, Davidis & Solomonis, Jobi & Jeremiae, poetici libri / per totidem Scotos, Arct. Jonstonum & Jo.Kerrum, P.Adamsonum & G.Hogaeum, Latine carmine redditi; quibus, ob argumenti similitudinem, adnectuntur alia, Scotorum itidem, opuscula sacra. -Edinburgi : apud Tho.& Wal.Ruddimannos, 1739. - [3], iv-xiv,lxxviii,208,[2],iii-xxviii,209-520p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. - Edited by William Lauder. FM 1584

891.6311 POETRY of nature : comprising a selection of the most

sublime and beautiful apostrophes, histories, songs, elegies, &c. from the works of the Caledonian bards. -Londini : typis J.P.Cooke, [1789]. - [3],ii-x,l84, 7,[3]p.; 4to, subn. — "The typographical execution in a style entirely new and decorated with the superb ornaments of the celebrated Caslon". Inscribed by Miss Watts, 1836. FM 3086

1. [S821.4]

A POLITICAL SPECTATOR. 826.6 Strictures on the letters of a venerated nobleman / by a political spectator. - Dublin: printed by Thomas Jones, 1795. - 84p.; 8vo in 4s. - Inscribed by Lord Longuevilles. - bound with: A Scottish Freeholder. A letter to the most noble the Marquis of Huntly. Edin-burgh,1821. - Great Britain. Parliament. A key to the orders of council. London,1812. - The effects of the French Revolution. [ s.l.],[18-?]. - Speech intended to have been delivered at the meeting of the Pitt Club of Edinburgh, 27th May, 1820. Edinburgh,1820. - Hogan, Brevet-Major D.FM55

POLLEN, John Hungerford, fl.1901 941.006 Papal negotiations with Mary Queen of Scots during her reign in Scotland, 1561-1567 / edited from the original documents in the Vatican Archives and elsewhere, by John Hungerford Pollen. - Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1901. - cxliv,555p.; 23cm. - (Scottish History Society; vol.37). FM 434

1.Title 2.Series 3. [941.05]

POLLOK, Mrs Catharine 346.OO8 Memorial for Mrs. Catharine Pollok

and William Walker against the said Russell Manners, Esquire. - [s.l.]: printed by Alex. Lawrie & Co., 1813. - 25p.; 26cm. -bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank.[s.l.],1819. FM3227

1. WALKER, William 2. MANNERS, Russell

822.5 POLLY : an opera. - [London?] : [s.n.], [1729?]. -x,84+p.; 12mo in 6s. - FML copy lacks opening and closing leaves. Bound with : Addison, J. Cato. London,

1744. FM 1698

POLYBIUS 930 [Historia. Greek & Latin] Polybii Lycortae P. Megalopolitani historiarum libri qui supersunt; Isaacus Gasaubonus ex antiquis libris emendavit, Latine vertit & commentariis illustravit. Aeneae, vetustissimi Tactici, commentarius de toleranda obsidione; Is. Casaubonus primus Vulgavit, Latinam interpretationem ac notas adiecit. - [Hainau?] s typis Wechelianis, sumptibus Daniel.& David.Aubriorum & Clementis Schleichii, 1619. - [60],1080,[33],2-l5lp.; fol. in 6s, dedn. - Inscribed by J.Prideaux, Plymouth, 1855. FM 1612 1.AENEAS TACTICUS 2.GASAUB0N, Isaac, 1559-1614

POMFRET, John, 1677-1703 821.4 The poetical works / of John Pomfret. With the life of the author. - London : Cooke, 1797. - [8],9-108p.; 12mo in 6s, engraved title-page. - Date from engraved title-page. FM 3116

POOLE. Sophia 1804-1891 826.8 The Englishwoman in Egypt: letters from Cairo, written during a residence there in 1842,3,and4 with E.V. Lane / by his sister. - London:Knight, 1844. - 2v(232p.: 240p. );illus.; 15cm. - Bound together. FM1789

POPE, Alexander, 1688-1744 826.5 Mr.Pope's literary correspondence for thirty years, from 1704 to 1734: being a collection of letters which passed between him and several eminent persons. - The third edition. - London : printed for E.Curll, 1735. -2v. in 1 ([8],11-336,[5],vi-xxxii,[2],228p.),7 leaves of plates : ports; 12 mo.

FM2919

POPE, J. Buckingham, f 1.1884 385.1 Railway rates and radical rule s being a series of practical questions vitally affecting the interests of traders and agriculturists throughout the country, and suggested to them for consideration as electors / by J.Buckingham Pope. - London ; Kegan Paul & Trench, 1884. - [6],364p.; 19cm. - FML has 2 copies. FM 2824A has title shortened to "Railway rates" and lacks the following pages ; 1-10,205-278,324-349. FM 2824 & 2824A

POPE, Simeon, f1.1798. 330.917 1242 Interesting suggestions to proprietors and trustees of estates respecting the land-tax sale and redemption act /by Simeon Pope. - London:sold by W.I. and I. Richardson,1798. - 28p.; 23cm. - bound with: Turner, Samuel. Considerations upon the agriculture, commerce and manufactures of the British Empire. London,1822. FM1463

1 .[336.22]

273.9 THE POPERY of spiritual independence being a sequel to the veto church. - second thousand. - Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, 1844. - 18p.; 21cm. - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. [262.4]

PORNY, Mr. fl.1810. 445 The practical French grammar / by Mr. Porny.- 13th ed. - London:printed for F. Wingrave,l8l0. - viii, 351 p.; 17cm. -Inscribed by Mary Fraser. FM1873

PORNY, 448 Syllabaire francois : or a French spelling-book, to which are respectively annexed short and pleasing essays on reading, also an introduction to French grammar / by Mr.Porny. - The fourteenth edition, corrected. - London : printed for F.Wingrave [et al.], 1808. - 168p.; 18cm. FM 1871

743.4 PORTRAITS : Scotland, - [131] leaves : ports; 49cm. -

Contains engraved portraits taken from a wide variety of sources and pasted into an album. Title from spine. FM 1122

POSTELLUS, Guilielmus. 340.54 De republica seu magistratibus Atheni-gnsum liber. -Lugduni Batavorum: ex officina Joannis Maire, 1645. -[10],368p.; 16mo in 8s. FM1501

POWER, Marguerite A., 1815?-1867 823.7 Evelyn Forester: a woman's story / by Marguerite A. Power. - London : Routledge, 1856. - 340p.; 16cm. -Bound with : Marryat, F. Newton Forster. London, 1856. FM 1782

1. [823.8]

635 THE PRACTICAL husbandman and planter : or observations on

the ancient and modern husbandry, planting, gardening, &c. / by a Society of Husbandmen and Planters. -London : printed for S.Switzer, [1735?]. - 2v.([2 viii,lxvi,[l8],l58,[3],ii-xvi,232,iii-xvi,144,[l6p 24 31 subn. FM 1486

,xxiv,iii-xxxvi,217,iv-xxxviii,[2],200,[36],125, p.), 2 leaves of plates : ill.; 8vo in 4s, dedn,

1.A SOCIETY of Husbandmen and Planters.

929.72 THE PRACTICE of medicine by women. - London; [s.n.],

1875. - 40p.; 21cm. - bound with: Highton, E. Gilbert. Our imperial crown. London, 1876. FM712

l.[610.69]

032 THE PRECEPTOR : containing a general course of education, wherein the first principles of polite learning are laid down in a way most suitable for trying the genius and advancing the instruction of youth. - The sixth edition, with additions and improvements. - London : printed for J.Dodsley, 1775. - 2v.([5],iv-l,5-4l4p. : [3],2-560p.), 35 leaves of plates : ill., maps, plans; 8vo, dedn. FM 2187

254.05241 PRINCIPLES and data, on which the calculation is in-

stituted, relating to the rectified scheme, &c. as varied by the commission in March last. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1743. - 10p.; 4to. - bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies, ....

[s.l.], [1744]. FM3321

1. [331.252]

285.241 PRESBYTERY untwisted from the bottom, with the rise and growth of it in Scotland, and what little reason there is to say that the Reformation there was begun by it; shew'd by their own historians and other authentic proofs. - London : printed for Charles Brome, 1709. -[192] ,422p.; 8vo. FM 2047

PRESCOTT, William H. fl.1867 946.04 History of the reign of Philip the Second, King of Spain / by Willaim H. Prescott. - Leipzig: Alphons Durr, 1867. - 2v (xx,296p.:xii,290p.); 18cm. - bound together FM1694

941.107 THE PRESENT conduct of the chieftains and proprietors of

lands in the Highlands of Scotland towards their clans and people, considered impartially / by a Highlander. -[Edinburgh?] : [s.n.], 1773. - [5],4-l8p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. FM 1025

1.A HIGHLANDER

PRESTON, Borough o f . 828.7 A co l lec t ion of addresses, Squibs, songs, &c., together with the p o l i t i c a l mountebank, published during the contested e lect ion f o r the Borough of Preston which commenced June 9th and ended June 26th, 1826. - Preston: T. Rogerson,[1826]. - 127p.;20cm. FM2789

PRESTON, Sir Charles 346.008 The pet i t ion of Sir Charles Preston of Va l l e y f i e l d , Bart, [and others], a l l her i tors of the parish of Culross. - [ s . l . : s . n . ] , 1794. - 10p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The pet i t i on of the O f f i c e rs of State, and General Grant of Bal l indal loch. [ s . l . ] 1800. FM2160 ( i v )

PRESTON, Richard. 1768-1850. 220.6 [Syllabus of Preston's edit ion of Sheppard's Touch-stone of common assurances]. - London:printed by L. Hansard, [1828]. - 16p.; 21cm. - bound with: Paine, Thomas. The age of reason. London,1819. FM2046

1.[346]

923.242 THE PRETENDER an imposter : being that part of the

memorial from the English Protestants to Their Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Orange, concerning their grievances and the birth of the pretended Prince of Wales. - London : [ s . n . ] , 1711. -[2 ] ,3-40p. ; 8vo in 4s. FM 995


PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. General Assembly. 328.378 The acts of the General Assembly of Prince Edward Island. Anno tricesmo-octavo Victoriae Reginae. -Charlottestowm:P.R. Bowers, 1875. - v,130p.;21cm. FM2009

PRINGLE, Sir John 1707-1782 616.0072 Observations on the diseases of the army. / by Sir John Pringle. - 7th ed, revised and corrected . -London: printed for W. Strahan,1775- - xxiv,345, cxx, [28]p.;8vo. FM1035

PRIOLO, Paolo, f1.1860 741.64 Illustrations of Alfred Tennyson's Idylls of the king produced expressly for the Art-Union of London / by Paolo Priolo. - London : Art-Union of London, 1863. -[2],16 leaves of plates : ill.; 27 x 34cm.

FM1109

1.IDYLLS of the king. 2.TENNYSON, Alfred, Lord

823.6 PRIVATE letters from an American in England to his friends in America. - London : printed for J.Almon, 1769. - [4],l63,[5]p.; 8vo, advt. FM 1634

1 .AN AMERICAN in England.

PROBYN,, J.W. 825.8 Correspondence relative to the budgets of various countries / edited by J.W. Probyn. - London: Cassell, Petter and Galpin, 1877. - 135p.; 17cm. - bound with: Eastern Question Association. Mr. Gladstone's resolut-ions and speech on the eastern question. London,1877. FM694

1.[351.722]

PROBYN, J. W., fl.1876 352.042 Local government and taxation in the United Kingdom : a series of essays published under the sanction of the Cobden Club; edited by J.W.Probyn. - London : Cassell, Petter & Galpin, 1882. - viii,520p.; 19cm. FM 1455

1.Title 2.COBDEN CLUB

PROBYN, J. W., fl.1876 333.32 Systems of land tenure in various countries : a series of essays published under the sanction of the Cobden Club; edited by J.W.Probyn. - London : Cassell Petter & Galpin, [1876]. - viii,418p,; 19cm. FE 1454


PROBYN, J. W., fl.1876 333.32 Systems of land tenure in various countries : a series, of essays published under the sanction of the Cobden Club; edited by J.W.Probyn. - New edition, revised and corrected. - London : Cassell, Petter & Galpin, [1881], - viii,534p.» 19cm. FM 1454A


THE PROFESSOR of Ancient History in the 826.8 College of Saint Mungo.

The true history of Alexander, John and Patrick and of the great mercantile and manufacturing concern carried on by them under the firm of John Alexander and Co. / by the Professor of Ancient History in the College of Saint Mungo. - Glasgow: McNair, 1855. - 43p.; 21cm. -bound with:A North Briton. Letter by 'A North Briton' to Lord Palmerston. Glasgow, [185-?]. FM241

1.[920.71]

367.9421

[PROGRAMME for] A grand amateur concent in aid of the Sick Children's Hospital, Tuesday, November 3rd, 1868. - [Inverness?]: [s.n.], 1868. - 4p.; 22cm. -bound with: MacAgdrew, H.C. [Proposed new club in Inverness]. Inverness, 1869. FM798

1. [780.73]

346.008 PROOF in causa Warrand's trustees and the burgh of Inverness against Angus Mackintosh of Holme and another. - Edinburgh: printed by R. & R. Clark, 1887. - 55p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State. [s.l.], 1795. FM3240

1. MACKINTOSH, Angus

929.72 PROOF that Dr. Manning, the papist, is guilty of an audacious act of high treason. - Edinburgh: Anti Papal League, 1876. - 22p.; 21cm. - bound with: Highton, E. Gilbert. Our imperial crown. London, 1876. FM712

1. ANTI-PAPAL LEAGUE 2. [273.9]

A PROTESTANT. 200.1 Animadversions on a treatise intitled 'Fiat Lux', or, a guide in differences of religion, between papist and protestant, presbyterian and independent/ by a Protest-ant. - London: printed by E. Cotes, 1662. - [6], 440p.; 8vo, FM2175

1. Title.

920.042 PUBLIC characters of 1799-1800. - London : printed for Richard Phillips, 1799. - [4],572p.; 8vo, - "To be continued annually." FM 2622

808.851 PUBLIC DINNER TO directors of the Highland Railways,

September 10, 1863. List of toasts. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1863. - 1 leaf, 20cm. - bound with:Leveison, Sarah Rachel. The extraordinary life and trial of Madame Rachel. London, 1868. - Fraser-MacIntosh, Charles. [Gaelic in Highland schools]. [s.l.,[187-?]. - Macdiarmid, John. St. Kilda and its inhabitants. Edinburgh,1877. - Church of Scotland. General Assembly. Report by the committee on union with other churches. Edinburgh,1878. - X. On the neglect of Scotland and her interests by the Imper-ial Parliament. Edinburgh,1878. - Streit, E. Memoire. [s.l.], 1878. - Begg, James. Scottish public affairs,


(continued from previous card) 808.851 civil and ecclesiastical. Edinburgh, 1879. - Cameron, Charles. Address on health. [s.l.], [l880?]. - An appeal to the honourable the members of the National Assembly of Great Britain, representatives of the people. South-ampton, 1881. - Cameron, J. Macdonald. Easter Ardross experimental station. London,1882. - A Caledonian. Pharos 5. [s.l.], 1882. - Russo-Jewish Committee. Russ-ian atrocities, 1881. London,1882. - Persecution of the Jews in Russia,1881. London,1882. - Inter-Oceanic Steam Yachting Co. Ltd. Autumn cruise of Steam Yacht 'Ceylon'. [London], 1882. - A Free Church Layman. The Established Church of Scotland. A political injustice. Edinburgh, 1882. - Executive Committee of Scottish Council of


(continued from previous card) 808.851 Liberation Society. The Church of Scotland:its position and work. Edinburgh, 1882. - The Scottish Liberal members and their pledges on the church question in 1880. Edinburgh,1882. FM704

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639.2 [PUBLICITY material for] The historians of Scotland. -Edinburgh: Society of Antiquarians of Scotland, [18-?]. -, 4p.; 21cm. - bound with: Richardson, Sir John Stewart. Scotch salmon fisheries' legisaltion, past, present and future. London,1870. FM715

1.[941]

PULTENEY, Sir William 346.008 Memorial and abstract of the prepared state, in the process of sale and ranking, at the instance of Sir William Pulteney of Westerhall, Baronet, brother-german and heir-apparent of the deceased Sir James Johnstone, late of Westerhall, Baronet; against the creditors of the said deceased Sir James Johnstone of Westerhall, Baronet. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 28p.; 26cm. - bound with: Home, Sir George. Answers for Sir George Home of Blackader, Bart.

[s.l.], 1778 FM3229

1. JOHNSTONE, Sir James

821.5 THE PURSUITS of happiness, inscribed to a friend. -London: printed for T. Cadell, 1771 . - 28p.; 4to. -inscribed by Mr. William Torrence, - bound with: J., T. A pastoral in imitation of Virgil's first Eclogue. Edinburgh, 17 30. FM722

1. [821.6]

QUARLES, Francis, 1592-1644 821.4 Emblems, divine and moral / by Francis Quarles. - New edition, carefully revised and corrected with recommendatory prefaces by Augustus Toplady and John Ryland. - London : Bennet, 1839. - 116p.,79 leaves of plates : ill.; 18cm. FM 3022

1. [246.55]

QUEEN VICTORIA. Queen of Great Britain. 394.4 The jubilee of Queen Victoria. Printed for the infor-mation of members and others interested in the Scottish Widows'Fund and the Life Assurance Society. - Edinburgh: Scottish Widows' Fund,l887,. - [6],128p. ;l8cm FM1067

1. SCOTTISH WIDOWS FUND.

923.142 QUEEN Victoria in Scotland, 1842. - Glasgow : Finlay, [1842?]. - vi,88,28p., 18 leaves of plates : ill.; 35cm. FM 1071 1.VICTORIA, Queen of Great Britain

QUEENSBERRY, Charles, Duke of. 346.008 [List of rents, leases, and entries paid for leases in the barony of Ross from about 1720 to about 1760]. -[s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 1 leaf; 28x52cm. fold, to 21x 15cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun,. .[s.l.], 1814. FM1811

QUEENSBERRY, Charles, Duke 346.008 State of the process of division of Bengal or Pilmuir commonty. Charles, Duke of Queensberry and Dover against George, Marquis of Annandale, and others . - [s.l.:s.n.], [17-?]. - 100, [6]p.; 4to, turned chainlines. - bound with: Couper, David. The petition of the representatives Mr David Couper of New Grange, [s.l.], 1752. FM3320

1. ANNANDALE, George, Marquis

QUEENSBERRY, William Duke of 346.008 The petition of William, Duke of Queensberry, [and others], all heritors of the parish of Drysdale. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1794. - 4p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

QUEENSBERRY, William Duke of 346.008 The petition of William, Duke of Queensberry; James Hope Johnston, Earl of Hopetoun; Sir William Pulteney, Bart, and others, heretors of the parish of Dornock. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - l8p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petiition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. JOHNSTON, James Hope 2. HOPETOUN, Earl of 3. PULTENEY, Sir William

QUEENSBERRY, Charles, Marquis & Earl of 346.008 The additional petition of the most noble Charles, Marquis and Earl of Queensberry. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1815. - 31p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun,

[s.l.], 1814. FM1811

QUEENSBERRY, Charles Marquis & Earl of 346.008 Answers for the most noble Charles, Marquis and Earl of Queensberry; to the petition of Sir James Mont-gomery of Stanhope, Bart. ; William Murray of Hender-land, Esq.; and Edward Bullock Douglas of Devonshire Place, London, Esq., executors of the late William, Duke of Queensberry. - [s.l.:s.n;], 1814. - 20p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun, [s.l.], 1814. FM1811

1. MONTGOMERY, Sir James 2. MURRAY, William 3. DOUGLAS, Edward Bullock

QUEENSBERRY, Charles, Marquis & Earl of. 346.008 The petition of the most noble Charles, Marquis and Earl of Queensberry. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 18p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun,

.............[s.l.], 1814. FM1811

QUEENSBERRY, William, Duke of. 346.008 The trustees and executors of William Duke of Queensberry, deceased, appelants, the Right Honourable Francis Charteris, Earl of Wemyss, respondent; against a judgment of the Court of Session assoilzieing from an action of declarator at the instance of the late Duke of Queensberry, with respect to the lease of Wakefield

for 97 years. - [s.l.]:printed by Walker and Greig, 1813. - 20p.; 25cm. - Unfinished text. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun, [s.l.] , 1814. FM1811

1. CHARTERIS, Francis 2. WEMYSS, Earl of.

QUEENSBERRY, William Duke of 346.008 The petition of William, Duke of Queensberry, titular of the tiends of the united parishes of Tinwald and Trailflat. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1794. - 8p.; 4to in 2s. -bound with: Grant, General. The petition of The Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

QUEENSBERRY & DOVER, Charles, Duke of 346.008 Deed of taillie, his Grace Charles, Duke of Queens-berry and Dover, in favours of Himself, and the heirs whatsoever of his body, whom failing, William, Earl of March, and other heirs of tailzie. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 20p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petiton of Robert Symington, Tenant in Edstoun, [s.l.], 1814. FM1811

MARCH, William, Earl of

273.9 THE QUERIST, not Bishop Berkeley. - Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, [18-?]. - 8p.; 21 cm. - bound with: A minister of the establisment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church, Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. [230.5241]

823.8 A QUIET nook in the Jura / by the author of "Doctor Antonio", etc. - Edinburgh : Edmonston and Douglas, 1867. - x,342p.; 19cm. FM 1912

1.DOCTOR Antonio, author of.

QUINCY, John. d. 1722. 615.1242 The dispensatory of the Royal College of Physicians in London / by John Quincy. - 2nd ed. - London: printed by J. Bettenham,1727. - [12],362,18 +p.;8vo. - FM copy incomplete. FM2614

QUINCY, Samuel, fl.1750 252.0373 Twenty sermons : preach'd in the parish of St.Philip, Charles-town, South-Carolina / by Samuel Quincy. -Boston : printed and sold by John Draper, 1750. - [20], 370p.; 8vo, dedn, subn. - Inscribed by Mrs.Fraser, Dochnalurg. FM 2112

320.941508 THE RADICAL cure for Ireland : a letter to the people of England and Scotland concerning a new plantation, communicated through a living friend / by Chichester's ghost. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1890. - [8],192p., map; 23cm. FM 2848

1.CHICHESTER'S ghost.

RAEBURN, Sir Henry. 1756-1823. 825.8 Catalogue of the works of Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A., exhibiting in the Royal Academy, National Galleries, Edinburgh, October and November 1876. - Edinburgh: R & R Clark, 1876. - 56p.; 17cm. - bound with: Eastern Question Association. Mr. Gladstone's resolutions and speech on the eastern question. London,1877. FM694.

1.[743.40216] 2. EDINBURGH, National Galleries.

RAIMONDO, Beato P. Frate. 922.22 Vita miracolosa della serafica S. Catherina da Sienna/ composta in latino dal Beato P. Frate Raimondo da Capua. - In Venetia: presso Fabio & Agostino Zoppini, Fratelli, 1583. - 161,[12]; 8vo. FM1573

RAINOLDES, John, 1549-1607 230 [Sex theses] Johannis Rainoldi Angli sex theses de sacra Scriptura & Ecclesia. - Londini : impensis Geor.Bishop, 1602. - [14],479p.; 8vo, dedn. FM 1564

RALEIGH, Sir Walter, 1552-1618 909 The historie of the world / [by Sir Walter Raleigh]. -[London] : [s.n.], [1617?]. - [80+],652,776,[50+]p.; fol. in 6s. - FML copy lacks opening and closing leaves. FM 381

RALEIGH, Sir Walter, 1552-1618 909 The historie of the world : in five books / by Sir Walter Ralegh. - London : printed for Robert White, John Place and George Dawes, 1666. - 1v. in 2 ([7],36, [58],5l2p. : 513-1143,[54]p.), 14 leaves of plates : ill; fol. in 4s, engraved title-page. - Engraved title dated 1665. FM 382

RAMKINS, Alexander, 1672-1719? 923.541 The memoirs of Majr. Alexander Ramkins, a Highland officer now in prison at Avignon. - London : printed for R.King and W.Boreham, 1719. - [6],182p.; 12mo. FM 1658

RAMSAY, Allan, 1686-1758 822.5 Christ's-Kirk on the green / by Allan Ramsay. -[Edinburgh?] : [s.n.], [172-?]. - 111 [ie 120]p.; 8vo in 4s. - FML copy has only p.97-114,119-120. Bound with :

Home, J. Douglas. Edinburgh, 1757. FM 1698A

1. [S821.4]

RAMSAY, Allan, 1686-1758 S821.4 Poems / by Allan Ramsay. - Edinburgh : printed by Thomas Ruddiman for the author, 1721. - [2],iii-xxviii,

400p.; 4to, subn. FM 3072

RAMSAY, Allan, 1686-1758 S821.4 Poems / by Allan Ramsay. - London : printed for A.Millar, J.Rivington, W.Johnston, and T.Becket, 1761. - 2v.; 8vo. - FML lacks vol.2. FM 3034

RAMSAY, Allan, 1686-1758 822.5 The scriblers lash'd / by Allan Ramsay. - The second edition. - Edinburgh : printed for the author, 1720. -[2],3-8+ p.; 8vo. - FML copy incomplete. Bound with : Home, J, Douglas. Edinburgh, 1757. FM 1698A

1. [S821.4]

RAMSAY, Balcarres D. Wardlaw, b. 1822 923.541 Rough recollections of military service and. society / by Balcarres D.Wardlaw Ramsay. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1882. - 2v. (xiv,29Up. : viii,298p.); 21cm.

FM 2822

RAMSAY, Dame Elizabeth 346.008 The petition of Dame Elizabeth Ramsay, widow of the late Sir Thomas Ramsay of Balmain, Baronet, residing in London; Sir Duncan Cameron of Fassfern, Baronet; and Major-General James Macdonell, principal equerry to the Queen, her surviving and accepting trustees; and Hugh Macqueen, W.S.; their mandatory, - [s.l.]: printed by R. Wallace, 1830. - 23p,; 27cm. - In-cludes appendix of seven letter relevant to petition. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241 1. RAMSAY, Sir T h o m a s 3 . MACDONELL,Major-General,James 2. CAMERON, Sir Thomas 4. MACQUEEN, Hugh

RAMSAY, David, fl.1789 973.3 The histoiy of the American Revolution / by David Ramsay. - A new edition. - London : printed for John Stockdale, 1793. - 2v.([3],iv-xii,357p. : [4],360p.); 8vo. FM 611

RAMSAY, James 346.008 The petition of Mr James Ramsay, minister of the gospel of the parish of Madderty. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1794- - 14p.; 4to in 2s, - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800, FM2l60(iv)

RAMSAY, John, 1736-1814 941.07 Scotland and Scotsmen in the eighteenth century : from the MSS. / of John Ramsay of Ochtertyre; edited by Alexander Allardyce. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1888. -2v.(xxiv,554p. : [6],568p.); 23cm. FM 347

RAMSAY, John. 285.241 Notes on Ireland and the tenure of land in Ireland / by John Ramsay. - Glasgow: McCorquodale, 1881. - 52p.; 21cm. - bound with: The Established Church and the Free: in what do they differ? Glasgow, 1874. FM705

1.[630]

RAMSAY, John 346.008 The petition of John Ramsay of Barra, Alexander Anderson of Bourtie, John Niven of Thornton, and Andrew Simpson of Colliehill, Esqrs., heritors of the parish of Bourtie. - [s.l.: s.n.] , 1798. - 9p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800 FM2160 (iv).

1. ANDERSON, Alexander 2. NIVEN, John 3. SIMPSON, Andrew

RAMSAY, John 346.008 The petition of John Ramsay of Barra, Alexander Anderson of Bourtie, John Niven of Thornton, and Andrew Simpson of Colliehill, Esqs., heritors of the parish of Bourtie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - 28p.; 28cm. - Includes appendix of various letter relevant to case. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. ANDERSON, Alexander 2. NIVEN, John 3. SIMPSON, Andrew

RAMSAY, Thomas. 821.4 [In serenissimi ac potentissimi Gulielmi III] Thomae Ramsaei Litvani In serenissimi ac potentissimi Gulielmi III, magn. Brit. Franc. & Hyber, Regis, Hybernicam Expeditionem lyra. - Londini: impensis auth-oris,1690. - 8p.; 4to. FM3096

RAMSEY, Lady, fl.1833. 345.0256 The trial of the issues in the action of damages at the instance of Lady Ramsay against James Nairne for falsehood and defamation. - Edinburgh: W. and R. Chambers, for the pursuer,1833. - 234,80p.; 29cm. FM3521

1. NAIRNE, James.

RANKE, Leopold von, 1795-1886 270.6 The Popes of Rome : their church and state in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries / by Leopold Ranke; translated from the last German edition, with an introductory essay by the Rev.J.H.Merle d'Aubigne. -Glasgow : Blackie, 1846-47. - 2v.(lvi,633p. : iv,604p.), 12 leaves of plates : ports; 22cm. FM 2129 1.AUBIGNE, Jean-Henri Merle d'

RAMSAY, John 346.008 Replies for John Ramsay of Barra, Alexander Anderson of Bourtie, John Niven of Thornton, and Andrew Simp-son of Colliehill, Esqrs., heritors of the parish of Bourtie, to the answers for the Reverend Mr William Smith, minister of the gospel at Bourtie. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1798. - 12p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. ANDERSON, Alexander.4.SMITH,Rev.William 2. NIVEN, John 3. SIMPSON, Andrew

RANKIN, Ronald, fl.1830 264.13 Iul a'Chriostaidh : no co'-chruinneachadh do dh'urnaighean air-son h-uile am agus staid do bheatha

a'Chriostaidh/le Raonull M'Raing. - Obarrain : clo-bhuailte le J.Davidson, 1834. - [2] ,viii,234.p.; 15cm. FM 1292

RANKINE, Rev. William 346,008 The petition of the Reverend Mr William Rankine, minister of the gospel at Sanquhar. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1796. - 4p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

RATTRAY, Lieutenant-Colonel John 346.008 The petition of Lieutenant-Colonel John Rattray of Craighall. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - 2p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

RAY, James, fl. 1745 941.075 A compleat history of the rebellion : from its first rise in 1745 to its total suppression at the glorious battle of Culloden in April 1746 / by James Ray. -Manchester : printed for the author by R.Whitworth, [1757?]. - [5],vi-xi, 12-408p.; 12mo in 6s. FM 939

RAYNAL, Guillaume Thomas Francois, 1713-1796 973.2 A philosophical and political history of the British settlements and trade in North America, / from the French of Abbe Raynal. To which is annexed an impartial history of the present war in America, from its commencement to the present time. - Edinburgh : printed by C.Denovan, 1779. - [5],vi-xii,410p.; 12mo in 6s. - Inscribed by David Carruthers. FM 16

REACH, Angus Bethune, 1821-1856 914.4 Claret and olives from the Garonne to the Rhone : or notes, social, picturesque, and legendary, by the way / by Angus B.Reach. - London : Bogue, 1852. - viii,264p,; 21cm. FM 835

REACH, Angus Bethune, 1821-1856 S827.6 The comic Bradshaw : or bubbles from the boiler / by Angus B.Reach. - London ; Bogue, 1848. - 64p., ill.; 15cm. - Illustrated by H.G.Hine. FM 1688

1.HINE, H.G., fl. 1847

REACH, Angus Bethune, 1821-1856 S823.6 Leonard Lindsay : or the story of a buccaneer / by Angus B.Reach. - Second edition. - London : Bogue, 1854. - 2v.(xvi,328p. : iv,352p.); 20cm. FM 1823

REACH, Angus Bethune, 1821-1856 S827.6 London on the Thames : or life above and below bridge / by Angus B.Reach. - London : published at the Office of the Puppet-Show, [ca 1850]. - [2],57p., ill.; 14cm. - Illustrated by Hine, Gavarni, and others. FM 2927

REACH, Angus Bethune, 1821-1856 S827.6 The natural history of "bores" / by Angus B.Reach. -London : Bogue, 1847. - 112p., ill.; 14cm. -Illustrated by H.G.Hine. FM 1689

1 .HINE, H.G., fl. 1847

REACH, Angus Bethune, 1821-1856 S827.6 The natural history of tuft-hunters and toadies. -London : Bogue, 1848. - 121 p., ill.; 14cm. -Illustrated by H.G.Hine. FM 1690 1 .HINE, H.G., fl. 1847

REACH, Angus Bethune, 1821-1856 S827.6 A romance of a mince-pie : an incident in the life of John Chirrup, of Forty-Winks, pastry-cook and confectioner / by Angus B.Reach. - London : Bogue, 1848. - 104p., ill.; 14cm. - Illustrated by Phiz (H.K.Browne). FM 1691

1.BROWNE, Hablot Knight, 1815-1882

READE, Charles, 1814-1884 823.8 Cream / by Charles Reade. - London : Trubner, 1858. -270p.; 21cm. - Contents : Jack of all trades, and, the autobiography of a thief. FM 1901

READE, Charles, 1814-1884 823.8 "It is never too late to mend" : a matter of fact romance / by Charles Reade. - New edition. - London : Bentley, 1857. - [4],274p; 18cm. - Bound with : Mackenzie, Mrs. Six years in India. London, 1857. FM 1768

READE, Compton, fl.1899 929.2 A record of the Redes of Barton Court, Berks. : with a short precis of other lines of the name / by Compton Reade. To which is added an account of the Reades of Rossenarra / by R.Reade MacMullen. - Hereford ; Jakeman and Carver, 1899. - [6],148p.; 26cm. FM 3349 1.MACMULLEN, R. Reade, fl.1899 2.REDE, Family

823.7 REAL life in London : or the rambles and adventures of Bob Tallyho, Esq. and his cousin, the Hon.Tom.Dashall through the metropolis / by an amateur. - London : Jones, 1822. - x,656p., 20 leaves of coloured plates : ill.; 23cm. FM 2450

1.AM AMATEUR

273.9 REASONS of adherence to the established Church of Scotland, addressed by a minister to his parishioners. - 11th ed. -Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, 1844. - 16p,; 21cm. - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. [285.241]

320.94107 REASONS for extending the Militia Acts to the disarmed counties of Scotland. - Edinburgh : printed for Gavin Hamilton and John Balfour, 1760. - [3],4-20p.; 8vo in 4s.

FM 447

320.92207 REASONS founded on facts for a late motion in a letter

to a Member &c. - London:printed for T. Cooper,1741. -47p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Ministerial prejudices in favour of the convention, examin'd and answer'd. London,1739. FM101.

1.[826.5]

941.06 REASONS why the Parliament of Scotland cannot comply with the late K.James's proclamation sent lately to that kingdom, and prosecuted by the late Viscount Dundee : containing an answer to every paragraph of the said proclamation and vindicating the said Parliament their proceedings against him. - London : printed for Dorman Newman, 1689. - [6],29p.; 4to, dedn. - Dedn signed by J.W. FM 964 1.J.W. 2.V., J.

338.0074 THE RECORD of the International 1862 Exhibition. -Glasgow : Mackenzie, [1862]. - iv,592p., 27 leaves of plates : ill., plans; 28cm. FM 492

1.INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1862,

321.6 RECUEIL de maximes veritables et importantes pour 1'institution du Roy : contre la fausse & pernicieuse politique du Cardinal Mazarin, pretendu Sur-Intendant de 1'education de Sa Majeste. - Paris : [s.n.], 1653. -[24],584,[2]p.; 12mo.

FM 1959

940.252 RECUEIL historique : contenant diverses pieces curieuses de ce temps. - Cologne : chez Christophre van Dyck, 1666. - [4],350p.; 12mo. FM 1940

341.520 26 Recueil de la negotiation de la paix traictee a Coulogne

en la presence des commissaires de la Majeste Imperiale entre les Ambassadeurs du Sereniss. Roy Catholique, & de L'Archduc Matthias & les Estatz du pais bas. -Anvers(Antwerp): Christofle Plantin,1580. - 374p.;8vo. FM1945.

194 RECUEIL DE quelques pieces curieuses concernant la

philosophie de Monsieur Descartes. - Amsterdam :chez Henry Desbordes, 1584. - [ 22] ,333p.; 12mo.

FM1941

REDESDALE, Lord 346.008 Speeches of Lord Redesdale, and the Lord Chancellor, in appeal, the trustees and executors of the Duke of Queensberry, against the Earl of Wemyss and March with the Lord Chancellor's speech upon the same cause, and also upon the Roxburghe feus. -[s.l.s.n.], [18-]. - 88p,; 28cm. - bound with: Ker, Sir James Innes. Information for Sir James Innes Ker. [s.l.], 1810. FM1816

1. CHANCELLOR, Lord, The 2. QUEENSBERY, Duke of 3. WEMYSS & MARCH, Earl of

942.068 REFLECTIONS on the Jacobite plot : in answer to a letter directed to the Right Honourable the Earl of Perth, Goverour to the Prince. - London : printed and sold by A.Baldwin, 1701. - [2],3,8-25p.; 4to in 2s. FM 915

324.41 REGISTER of electors : county of Inverness, 1891-92. -Inverness : printed at the Courier Office, [1891]. -[4],244p.; 24 x 31cm. - Contains MS note : "The persons opposite whose names the letters F.M. are marked are supposed to have voted for Mr.Fraser-Mackintosh." FM 901

1.INVERNESS-SHIRE. Electoral register; 1891. 2. [941.21]

324.41 REGISTRATION of voters : county of Inverness, 1899-1900. - Inverness : printed at the Courier Office, [1899]. -[4],269p.; 25 x 31cm. FM 901A

1.INVERNESS-SHIRE. Electoral register; 1899. 2. [941.21]

941.006 REGISTRUM Episcopatus Aberdonensis : Ecclesie Cathedralis Aberdonensis regesta que extant in unum collecta, - Edinburgi : [Spalding Club], 1845. - 2v. (xci,[33],459p. : [14],26,383p.), ill.; 24cm. - Edited by C.I. [Cosmo Innes].

FM 553 1.INNES, Cosmo, 1798-1854 2. [941.25]

941.36 REGISTRUM Monasterii S.Marie de Cambuskenneth, A.D. 1147-

1535. - Edinburgi : [for the Grampian Club], 1872, -[2] ,clvi,438p.,32 leaves of plates : ill., facs; 26cm. -Edited with an introduction by William Fraser, Copy no.82. FM 533 1. CAMBUSKENNETH ABBEY 2.FRASER, William, f1.1872

915.1 REGNI Chinensis descriptio ex variis authoribus. - Lugd. Batav. : ex offic.Elzeviriana, 1639. - [8],365,[9]p.; l6mo in 8s, dedn, engraved title-page, - Contains De Regno Chinae, by Nicolas Trigautius. FM 1496

1.TRIGAUTIUS, Nicolas

REID, G.H. 274.1 An essay on New South Wales, the mother colony of the Australias / by G.H. Reid. - Sydney: Thomas Richards, 1876. - 173p.; 2 fold, maps; 22cm. - bound with: McCosh, James. The wheat and the chaff gathered into bundles. Perth, 1843. FM703

1 .[919.44]

REID, George 346.008 Appendix to the bill of advocation, George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, defender, and answers for Jean Laing, residing in Edinburgh, pursuer. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1819. - 140p.; 26cm. - Pages 1-110 missing. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank. [ s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. LAING, Jean

REID, George 346.008 The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1819. - 36p.; 26cm. - bound with: collection of nineteenth century law papers entitled 'Consistorial Papers'. FM3227

REID, J. B. A Complete word and phrase and songs of Robert Burns. Richardson, 1889. FM3068

1. BUBNS, Robert.

S821.03 concordance to the poems Glasgow, Kerr &

Temporary entry

REID, John, 1808-1841? 016.49163 Bibliotheca Scoto-Celtica, : or an account of all the

books which have been printed in the Gaelic language, with bibliographical and biographical notices / by John Reid. - Glasgow : John Reid, 1832. - lxxii,178p.; 22cm. - 2 copies in FML. FM 213 inscribed by the author. FM 213 & 1402

REID, John T., fl.1878 914.11 Art rambles in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland / by John T.Reid, - London : Routledge, 1878. - [8], 183p., 40 leaves of plates : ill.; 26cm. FM 3200

REID, Mayne, 1818-1883 823.8 The scalp-hunters : or romantic adventures in northern Mexico / by Captain Mayne Reid. - London : Simms and M'Intyre, 1852. - 384p.; 17cm. FM 1758

346.008 REMARKS for the trades of Aberbrothock and others, pursuers of the process of reduction, compt and reckon-ing, and declarator, depending before the court of sess-ion; against the magistrates and town-council of Arbroath, and others, defenders, on the memorial for the saids magistrates and town-council, dated 10th July, 1766. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1766. - 23p.;4to in 2s. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of Mr. James Kempt, school-master at Fetteresso. [s.l.], 1737. FM1809

1. ABERBROTHOCK, Angus [place] 2. ARBROATH, Magistrates and town-council of

234.163 REMARKS on a letter to the church assembling in the Congregational Chapel, Thurso, in reference to their adopting the practice of weekly communion, by their pastor Alex.Ewing / by a member of the establishment. Thurso : printed, by William Todd, 1827. - 26p.; 22cm. FM 2123

1.A MEMBER of the establishment.

942.01 REMARKS on an introduction to the history of Great Britain and Ireland by James MacPherson. - London : printed for J.Whiston, 1772. - [2],v-xx,76p.; 8vo. FM 58

914.11 REMARKS on Colonel Stewart's sketches of the Highlanders of Scotland. - Edinburgh : [s.n.], 1823. - iv,66p.; 22cm. - FML copy lacks title-page. FM 297

1.STEWART, David, 1772-1829

330.94108 REMARKS on the Earl of Selkirk's observations on the present state of the Highlands of Scotland, with a view of the causes and probable consequences of emigration. - Edinburgh : Anderson, 1806. - [4],353p.; 22cm. - FML has 3 copies. Two bound with : Selkirk, Earl of. Observations on the present state of the Highlands of Scotland. Edinburgh, 1806. Another bound with ; Brown, R. Strictures & remarks on the Earl of Selkirk's observations. Edinburgh, 1806. FM 301, 301A & 301B

941.07 REMARKS OH THE Pretender's declaration dated at Plombieres

August, 29th,1715, N. S. - London:printed for Edward Young,1715. - 32p.; 8vo. - A dissuasive form Jacobitism London,1751. Titus, Silus. Killing no murder. London, 1734. FM984

1. 2.

[941.07] [179.7]

941.07 REMARKS on the Pretender's declaration and commission. -London; printed by E. Say, 1745. - 30p.; 8vo in 4s. -bound with: Ferguson, Andrew. A genuine account of all the persons of note in Scotland. London, [17-?]. FM979

1. [941.075]

941.07 REMARKS on the Pretender's son's second declaration, dated the 10th of October, 1745. by "the author of the remark on his first declaration. - London: printed for E. Say, 1745. - 70p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Ferguson, Andrew. A genuine account of all the persons of note in Scotland. London, [17-?]. FM979 1. REMARKS ON THE PRETENDERS DECLARATION, author of, 2. [941.075]

929.2 REMARKS upon a scandalous book lately publish'd, called the history of the Royal House of Stuart : being a vindication of His Majesty's royal progenitors from the aspersions therein contain'd. -London : printed for J.Roberts, 1731. - [2],3-47p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 990

1.THE HISTORY of the Royal House of Stuart. 2.STEWART, Family

625.11 REMARKS ON the use of the stationary or loco-motive

engine on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. -Liverpool:Wales and Baines,[183-?]. - 7p.;22cm. -bound with: Vignobles, Charles. Two reports addressed to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company, on the projected north line of railway. Liverpool,1835. FM3576

1.[625.261]

923.241 REMINISCENCES of a Scottish gentleman : commencing in

1787 / by Philo Scotus. - London : Hall & Virtue, 1861. - [6],362p.; 19cm. FM 2547

1.PHILO SCOTUS 2.SCOTUS, Philo

91U.117 REMINISCENCES of the Lews : or twenty years' wild sport in the Hebrides / by "Sixty-one." - Third edition. -London : Bickers, 1875. - viii,272p.; 18cm. FM 1472

1.SIXTY-ONE 2. [799.294117]

RENNIE, Archibald Hill 346.008 The petition of Archibald Hill Rennie of Easter Ballilisk, James Alexander of Balruddrie, Alexander Moncrief of Balruddrie, the heirs of John Mudie of Wester Blairhill, John Mudie of Muir and Gooselands, John Dickie of Shelterhall, and the heirs of Mr Hutton of Close, heritors of the parish of Muckart. [s.l.:s.n.], 1796. - 4p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. ALEXANDER, James 4. DICKIE, John 2. MONCRIEFF, Alexander 5. HUTTON, Mr 3. MUDIE, John

RENNIE, Archibald Hill 346.008 The petition of Archibald Hill Rennie of Easter Ballilisk, Mrs Edward Rutherford of Middle Ballilisk, and John Graham and William Leggat of Wester Balli-lisk. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1793. - 15P.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. RUTHERFORD, Mrs Edward 2. GRAHAM, John 3. LEGGAT, William

RENNIE, James 1787-1867. 598.25 Bird-architecture / by James Rennie. - new revised ed. - London:Knight,1844. -304p. ;illus.; 15cm - Bound with:The elephant principally viewed in relation to man London, 1844. FM1796

1.[599.61]

RENNIE, James 1787-1867 598.25 The elephant, principally reviewed in relation to man. - new ed. revised by the author. - London: Knight,1844. - 292p.;illus.;15cm. - Bound with:James Rennie. Bird-architecture. . London, 1844. FM1796 1. [599.61]

RENNIE, James, 1787-1867 595.7 Insect architecture : to which are added miscellanies, on the ravages, the preservation for purposes of study, and the classification, of insects / by James Rennie. -A new edition, revised. - London : Knight, 1845. -2v. in 1 (2l40,256p.), ill.; 15cm. FM 1797

RENNIE, Sir John, 1794-18714 926.2 Autobiography of Sir John Rennie : comprising the history of his professional life, together with reminiscences dating from the commencement of the century to the present time. - London : Spon, 1875. -viii, 464p.; 24cm. FM 2618

346.008 RENTAL and note of stipend, of the united parishes of

St. Andrew's and Deerness, in Orkney. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1799. - 2p.; 29cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160.(iv)

1. ORKNEY, St.Andrew's & Deerness

346.008 RENTAL and note of stipend, of the parish of Westray,

and Papa Westray, in Orkney. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1799. -3p.; 29cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. ORKNEY, Westray & Papa Westray

RENWICK, Thomas fl1820. 617.712 009 The continuation of the narrative of Miss Margaret M'Avoy's case / by Thomas Henwick. - London: printed for Baldwin, Cradock and Joy,1820. -xviii,254,60p.; 23cm. - Inscribed by the author. FM2866.

928.21 REPLY to Mr.Lockhart's pamphlet, entitled "The Ballantyne-humbug handled" / by the authors of a "Refutation of the mistatements and calumnies contained in Mr.Lockhart's life of Sir Walter Scott, Bart., respecting the Messrs Ballantyne." - London : Longman, Orme, Brown & Green, 1839. - [4],126,97p.; 21cm. FM 1203 1.SCOTT, Sir Walter. 1771-1832 2.LOCKHART, John Gibson, 1794-1854 3.BALLANTYNE, James, 1772-1833 4.REFUTATION of the mistatements [etc], authors of.

3146.008 REPORT by the clerk of teinds, in the process of

disjunction and erection of the church and parish of Duncansburgh, at the instance of Sir Duncan Cameron of Fassfern, Baronet, and others. -Edinburgh: printed by W. Bareness, 1860. - 3p.; 28cm. -bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

1. CAMERON, Sir Duncan

371.92 REPORT by the council of the Society of Solicitors before the Supreme Courts on the bill to farther amend the law of entail in Scotland. - Edinburgh: [s.n.], 1875. - 4p.; 21cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. SOCIETY OP SOLICITORS 2. [346.0432]

346.008 REPORT by the trustees of Culloden and his creditors,

exhibiting the extent and nature of his debts, and the value of the estates, and other funds liable for their payment. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1817. - 10p.; 26om. -bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muirtown, Esq

[s.l.], 1816. FM3232

1. [346.0437]

371.92 REPORT of the committee on bills of the Society of Writers to her Majesty's signet on the Entail Amendment (Scotland) Bill. - Edinburgh: Blackwood, 1875. - 12p.; 21cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875.

FM709

1. SOCIETY OP WRITERS TO HER MAJESTY'S SIGNET. 2. [346.0432]

346.008 REPORT of the Lord Chancellors' speech on advising the case of the Duke of Queensberrys' executors, against the Earl of Wemyss, regarding the 97 years lease of Wakefield. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 4p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun................[s.l.], 1814. FM 1811

1. WEMYSS, Earl of.

941.16 REPORT of the proceedings at the great Conservative dinner for Ross and Cromarty shires at Invergordon on Friday, Nov.11, 1836. - Inverness : Courier Office, 1836. - [2],50p.; 21cm. FM 446

923.241 REPORT of the proceedings at the public dinner in Inverness to the Right Hon. Lord Glenelg. - Inverness : reprinted from the Inverness Courier, 1836. - 32p.; 23cm. - FML has 2 copies.

FM 304 & 445

1.GRANT, Charles, Baron Glenelg 2. [941.21]

625.11 REPORT OF the provisional committee of the Sheffield

and Manchester Railway, appointed for obtaining the Act of Parliament . - Liverpool:Harris,1831. - 11 p.; 22cm. - bound with: Vignobles, Charles. Two reports to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Cornpnay on the projected north line of railway. Liverpool,1835. FM3576

1. SHEFFIELD AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY. 2. [625.1]

285.241 REPORT of the trial of the so-called Bernera Rioters, at

Stornaway, on the 17th and 18th July, 1874. - Edinburgh: Blackwood, 1874. - 40p.; 21cm. - bound with: The Establ-ished Church and the Free: in what do they differ? Glas-gow, 1874. FM705

1. [305.0243] 2. BERNERA RIOTERS.

914.1 REPORTS on the state of certain parishes in Scotland : made to His Majesty's Commissioners for Plantation of Kirks, &c., in pursuance of their ordinance dated April 12, 1627; from the originals preserved in His Majesty's General Register House. - Edinburgh : Maitland Club, 1835. - xii,232p.; 27cm. FM 464

1.COMMISSIONERS FOR PLANTATION OF KIRKS

254.05241 REPRESENTATION and scheme for providing an annuity to minister's widows, and a stock to their children. -[Edinburgh]: printed by R. Fleming, 1743- - 23p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies,

. [s.l.], [l744]. FM3321

1. [331.252]

929.2 THE REPRESENTATION of the family of Seaforth, 1829; transcribed for Charles Fraser-Mackintosh of Drummond, from the copy belonging to Captain Mackenzie of Springfield. - Inverness, 1865. - [4],l60p.; 33cm. -Manuscript with printed title-page. FM 768

1.MACKENZIE, Family 2.FRASER-MACKINTOSH, Charles, 1828-1901

941.1 RES in praesertim septentrionibus gestae; collected by Charles Fraser-Mackintosh of Drummond. - Inverness, 1746-1900. - 93v.; 29cm. - Cover title : Res septentrionales. Collection of newspaper cuttings dealing with events in Inverness and the north of Scotland. FM 2278-2370

1.RES septentrionales. 2.FRASER-MACKINTOSH, Charles, 1828-1901 3. [941.21]

320.94207 RESISTANCE and non-resistance stated and decided : in a dialogue betwixt a Hotspur-High-Flyer, a Canting-Low-Church-Man, and B f Censor of Great-Britain. -Edinburgh : by James Watson, 1710. - l6p.; 4to. FM 204

943.9 RESPUBLICA et status regni Hungariae. - [ Lugduni Batavorum?] : ex officina Elzeviriana, 1634. - [6],7-330p.; l6mo in 8s , engraved title-page. FM 1517

914.92 RESPUBLICA Hollandiae et urbes. - Lugduni Batavorum : ex officina Joannis Maire, 1630. - [4] ,5-526p.; l6mo in 8s, engraved title-page.

FM 1507 A

914.93 REBPUBLICA Namurcen sis Hannoniae et Lutsenbur gensis. -

Amstelodami: apud Ioannem Ianssonium,1634. - 522p,; 16 mo in 8s. FM1527

943.8 RESPUBLICA, sine Status Regni Poloniae, Lituaniae, Prussiae, Livoniae, etc / diversorum autorum. -Lugduni Batavorum : ex officina Elzeviriana, 1627. -[8],450,[13]p.; l6mo in 8s, engraved title-page. FM1543

944 RESPUBLICA : sive status regni Galliae; diversorum autorum. - Lugduni Batavorum : ex officina Elzeviriana, 1626, - [2] ,3-613,[10]p.; l6mo in 8s, engraved title-page. FM 1514

658.84 RESTORATION of St. Giles' Cathedral, [with reports from

the Edinburgh Courant, list of subscriptions and report of meeting held on 13th Nov., 1871]. - [Edinburgh]: [s.n.], [1871?]. - 6p.; illus.; 23cm. - bound with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. FM711

1. ST. GILES CATHEDRAL 2. [726.6]

Retours Inquisitionum ad Capellam Domini Regis Restornatarum

FM1601 Upstairs oversize after 346.05 3 vols & photocopy of index

324. 202142 RETURN : Parliamentary election, 1885. - London : printed

by Henry Hansard, 1886. - 83p.; 33cm. - (199). FM 2391

1.PARLIAMENTARY election, 1885.

324.202142 RETURN : Parliamentary election, 1886. - London : printed by Henry Hansard, 1886. - 79p.; 33cm. - (45-Sess.2). FM 2391A

1.PARLIAMENTARY election, 1886.

320.94207 A REVIEW of the principal proceedings of the Parliament

of 1784. - London: J. Stockdale, [1784]. - 178p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Melville, Henry Dundas, Lord Viscount. Speech delivered by Lord Viscount Melville in the House of Peers on Friday, the 24th May,1805. FM2704

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929.72 REVIEWS of the "Autobiography of a seaman"; with a preface by the Hon. Henry Spencer Law. - London: Hill, 1877. - 47p.; 21cm. - bound with: Highton, E. Gilbert. Our imperial crown. London, 1876. FM712

1. 'AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A SEAMAN' 2. LAW, Hendry Spencer 3. [028.1]

942.067 REVOLUTION politicks : being a compleat collection of all

the reports, lyes, and stories, which were the fore-runners of the Great Revolution in 1688, commencing from the death of King Charles II and from thence regularly continued to the settlement of the Prince and Princess of Orange upon the throne. - London : [s.n.], 1733. - [5],iv-vi,[10],68,68,72,72,72,80,80,62,[2]p.; 8vo in 4s, advt. - FML has 2 copies. FM 980 & 980A

REYBAUD, Mme Charles fl. 1847 920.71 The old convents of Paris / Mme Charles Reybaud. -London: Simms and M'In tyre, 1847. - 233p.;l6cm. - bound with: Lamartine, A. de. The wanderer and his home, being a continuation of 'Memoirs of my youth'. London, 1851. FM1709

1.[843.7]

RHIND, Alexander Henry, 1833-1863 913.031 Thebes : its tombs and their tenants, ancient and present, including a record of excavations in the necropolis / by A.Henry Rhind. - London : Longman, Green, Longman & Roberts, 1862. - xxii,329p., 8 leaves of plates : ill., maps; 26cm. FM 37

RICCALTOUN, Rev. John 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr John Riccaltoun, minister of Hobkirk. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 5p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballinda-lloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

RICHARDSON, J 922.3U2 Recollections, political, literary, dramatic, and miscellaneous of the last half-century : containing anecdotes and notes of persons of various ranks prominent in their vocations with whom the writer was personally acquainted / by the Rev.J.Richardson. -London : Mitchell, 1856. - 2v.; 20cm. - FML lacks v.1. FM 3560

RICHARDSON, J. fl. 1755- 192 Thoughts upon thinking or, a new theory of the human mind / by J. Richardson. - London:printed for the author, 1755. - 46,12p.; 4 to. - bound with: Fowler, Edward. A sermon preached at Bow Church, April the XVI th 1690. London,1690. - Dubordieu, John. A sermon preached at the Parish Church, Layton, in the County of Essex Sunday the 20th of October, 1745. London,1745. - Still-ingfleet, Edward. A sermon preached on the fast day, November,13, 1678. London,1678. - Howard, John. A sermon preached before the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the city of London. London,1701. - A defence of Mr.

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(continued from previous card) 192 M.H's brief enquiry into the nature of schism. London, 1693. - Beaumant, Francis. The tragedy of Valentinian. London,1717. FM2049

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RICHARDSON, Sir John Stewart. 639.2 Scotch salmon fisheries' legislation, past, present and future / by Sir John Stewart Richardson. - 2nd ed. -London: Dalton and Lucy, 1870. - 20p.; 21cm. - bound with:Macdonald, Duncan G.P. Napoleon III, the Empress Eugenie, the Prince Imperial and the Franco-German war. London,1871. -Horsman, Edward. Speech. Westminster, 1867. - Begg, James. The late Dr. Chalmers on the establish-ment principle and Irish protestantism. Edinburgh, 1868. - Elder, Robert. The Irish church question. Glasgow, 1868. - Innes, Cosmo. [ Syllabus of] Lectures on legal antiquities. [Edinburgh], [18-?]. - Clarke, Edward. The Spezia Individual Mission for Italy and the Levant


(continued from previous card) 639.2 [s.l.],[18-?]. -North-East Coast Mission. Eleventh annual report. Aberdeen, 1870 . - Scottish National Constitutional Association. Annual reports for 1868, 1870 and 1871. [Edinburgh], 1868-1871. -[Drummond of Hawthornden]. [s.l.], [18-?]. - [Publicity material for] The historians of Scotland. Edinburgh, [18-?]. - The Scottish Corporation. Statement 1854-1870. London, [18-?]. - Douglas, E. W. Derby memorial fund letter. [London] , 1870. - Monument to King Robert the Bruce, on the

field of Bannockburn. London,1870. - The Grampian Club. Office bearers, 1871. London, 1871. FM715 1 .[944.07] 2.[825.8] 3.[ 345.06] 4.[ 285.2415]


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[340.5] 7.[260.023] 8.[266.022] [929.2] 11.[941] 12.[655.3] [731.76] 15.[367.941]

RICHARDSON, Jonathan. 1665-1745. 701.18 An essay on the theory of painting / by Mr. Richardson. - 2nd ed., enlarged and corrected. - London: printed for A.C. and sold by A. Bettesworth,1725. - viii, 279p.;8vo. FM1092

RICHARDSON, Jonathan. 1665-1745. 701.18 Two discourses. 1. An essay on the whole art of criticism as it relates to painting. 2. An argument in behalf of the science of a connoisseur / by Mr. Richardson. -London:printed for A.C. and sold by A. Bettesworth,1725. -234,[12],220p. ;8vo in 4s., advt. FM1092

RICHARDSON, John 1741-1811? 892.709 31 A dissertation on the languages, literature and manners of Eastern nations / by John Richardson. - 2nd ed. -Oxford: at the Clarenden Press and sold by J. Murray, London and D. Prince, Oxford, 1778 . - [ 10],490p.;8vo. FM2192.

RICHARDSON, Joshua, fl.1831. 625.11 Observations on the proposed railway from Newcastle upon Tyne to North Shields and Tynemouth / by Joshua Richardson. - Newcastle:Empson,1831. - 48p.;22cm. -bound with: Vignobles, Charles. Two reports to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Compnay on the proposed north line of railway. Liverpool,1835. FM3576

1.[625.1]

RICHMOND, Charles, Duke of 346.008 The petition of his Grace Charles Duke of Richmond, and Lennox, and others, trustees of the late Alex-ander Duke of Gordon, and the Reverend John M'Intyre, minister of the parish of Kilmanivaig, their tenant of the lands and farms of Blairour, or Blairourmore, and Blairourbeg. - [s.l.]: printed by Michael Ander-son, 1830. - 4p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State, [s.l.], 1795. FM3240

1. LENNOX, Charles Duke of 2. GORDON, Alexander, Duke of 3. M'INTYRE, Rev. John

RICHMOND, Duke of 346.008 The petition of his Grace the Duke of Richmond, and others, trustees of the late Duke of Gordon. -[s.l.]: printed by M. Anderson, 1830. - 4p.; 27cm. -bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muirtown, Esq [s.l.], 1816. FM3232

RICKMAN, John 346.008 [Case of John Rickman and James Hope]. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-]. - 4p.; 28cm. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Mac-gown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

RIDDELL, Sir James 346.008 The petition of Sir James Riddell of Ardnamurchan and Sunart, Baronet, and the other heritors of the parish of Ardnamurchan. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1796. - 6p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition

of Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballin-dalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

RIDDELL, John. 1780-1862. 346.052 Abstract of the case of James Earl of Crawford and Balcarres etc., claiming the original dukedom of Montrose created in 1488 / by John Riddell. - London: Clowes, 1850. - 65p.; fold, geneal. table; 22cm. FM3475

RIDDELL, John, 1785-1862 929.2 Additional remarks upon the question of the Lennox or Rusky representation and other topics : in answer to the author of "History of the partition of the Lennox", &c. with an eclaircissement as to the discussions about Richard II / by John Riddell. -Edinburgh : Clark, 1835. - xxviii,151p.; 23cm. FM 3293

1.LENNOX, Earl of

RIDDELL, John, 1785-1862 941.002 Tracts legal and historical, with other antiquarian matter chiefly relative to Scotland / by John Riddell. - Edinburgh : Clark, 1835. - x,224p.; 23cm. - FML has 3 copies. FM 72, 72A & 72B

RIDDICK, William 346.008 The petition of William Riddick of Corbietown, Mrs Agnes Maxwell of Munches, wife of John Maxwell of Terraughty; John Staig of Grycetail; John Kerr of Miltonpark; Dr. John M'Cartney of Halket-leaths; and others, heritors of the parish of Buittle. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1794. - 4p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant,General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

1. MAXWELL, Mrs Agnes 2. MAXWELL, John

3.STAIG. John 4. KERR,John

5. M'CARTNEY, Dr.John

RIDLEY, Marian S, f1.1881 587.3 A pocket guide to British ferns / by Marian S.Ridley. -London : Bogue, 1881. - [4],96p.; 17cm. FM 1646

RIDLEY, Sir Matthew White, fl.1793. 345.0253 The trial at large of Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bart., M.P. and one of the Aldermen of Newcastle upon Tyne, for criminal conversation with the wife of Mr. William Brumwell, before Lord Kenyon at Guildhall, March 4th, 1793. - Newcastle:Joseph Whitfield,[1793]. - 48p.; 4to. -Burton, John Hill. Communism. Edinburgh, 1854. - Wade, Thomas Francis. Note on the condition and government of the Chinese Empire in 1849. Hongkong, 1850. - Trevelyan, Arthur, Letter on capital punishment. Edinburgh, [1859]. -Historical notes taken from 'Alison's History of Europe'. Birmingham,[18-?]. - Montalembert, M. le Comte de. A debate on India. London,1855. -


(continued from previous card) 345.0253 Macpherson, Alexander. Report of a committee of the working classes of Edinburgh. Edinburgh,1850. -Williamson, Thomas. Sanatary remarks in connection with nuisances. Edinburgh,1856. - Sellar, William. Testimon-ials. Edinburgh,1863. - Patterson, George. Historical account of the friars in Scotland.Edinburgh,1852. FM3537. 1.BRUMWELL, William. 2.KENYON, Lord. 3. [335.442] 4.[951.03]

5.[364.66] 6.[944.04]

7. [328.4202] 8. [350.865] 9. [613] 10. [826.8] 11. [347.01]

RIETHMULLER, Christopher James, fl.1864 923.573 The life and times of Alexander Hamilton, aide-de-camp, secretary, and minister of George Washington / by Christopher James Riethmliller. - London : Bell & Daldy, [1864?]. - viii,452p.; 20cm.

FM2576 1 .HAMILTON, Alexander, 1757-1804

RISDON, Tristram, 1580?-1640 929.72 The note-book / of Tristram Risdon; transcribed and edited from the original manuscript in the library of the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, by James Dallas and Henry G.Porter. - London : Stock, 1897. - xvi,352p.; 23cm. FM 2478

RITCHIE, J.Ewing 929.72 Lives of the seven sons of George the Third / by J.Ewing Ritchie. - London : Charles, [late 19th C.]. - 192p.; 18cm. FM 106

RITCHIE, Leitch, 1800-1865 S823.6 The magician / by Leitch Ritchie. - Belfast : Simms and M'Intyre, 1846. - 390p.; 17cm. FM 1757

RITCHIE, Leitch 1800-1865. 823.8 Schinderhannes, the robber of the Rhine./ by Leitch Ritchie. - London:Simms and Mclntyre, 1848. - 3l8p.;l6 cm. - bound with:'Andrew the Savoyard'. London, 1849.

FM1758.

1.[843.7]

RITCHIE, William, fl.1824 342.41 Essays on constitutional law and the forms of process : containing suggestions for shortening the duration and lessening the expense of judicial procedure in the different courts in Scotland / by William Ritchie. -Edinburgh : Bell & Bradfute, 1824. - [6],xii,198p.; 20cm. FM 3477

RITSON, Joseph, 1752-1803 936.4 Memoirs of the Celts or Gauls / by Joseph Ritson. -London : Payne & Foss, 1827. - xiv,369p.;21cm. FM 209

RITTERSHAUS, Conrad 340.2 [Differentiarum juris civilis et canonici] Cunradi Rittershusii differentiarum juris civilis et canonici seu pontificii libri septem. - Argentorati : sumptibus haeredum Lazari Zetzneri, 1638. - [8],234, [50],106,[10]p.; 4to. - Includes works on the same topic by Georg Lauterbeg, Theodor Straitmann and Johan Emericus. FM 1551 1.LAUTERBEGUS, Georgius 2 . STRAITMAN1IUS, Theodorus 3.EMERICUS, Joannes

ROBARTS,Abram 346.008 The petition of Abram Robarts, Esq; banker in London, M.P. and Mr. Campbell Macintosh, writer in Inverness, his attorney. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1806. - 9p.; 22cm. -bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness, [s.l.] , 1784. FM3231

1. MACINTOSH, Campbell

ROBB, James 3 4 6 . O O 8 Memorial for James Robb, principal keeper of the Tolbooth of Edinburgh. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1759. - 17p.; fol. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of James Kempt, schoolmaster at F e t t e r e s s o [ s . l . ] , 1737. FM1809

ROBERTSON, A.J. 328.4204 [Printed letter about vacancy for Collector of Assessed taxes.] from/A.J.Robertson . - Inverness: Stamp Office, 1835. - 1 leaf; 214cm. - bound with: Great Britain. Parliament. Severall proceedings in parliament. London, 1650. FM701

1. INVERNESS, stamp office 2. [352.133]

ROBERTSON, A. W. 015.4125 Hand-list of bibliography of the shires of Aberdeen, Banff, and Kincardine / by A.W.Robertson. - Aberdeen : New Spalding Club, 1893. - [4],133p.; 25cm. FM 2530

ROBERTSON, Alexander 346.008 [Case between Alexander Robertson and William Rose]. - [s.1.:s.n.], [17-]. - 2p.; 4to. - bound with: Campbell, Colin. Memorial for Colin, Duncan, and Margaret Campbells [s.l.], 1760. FM3230

1. ROSE, William 2. [346.077]

ROBERTSON, Alexander, 1670?-1749 929.2 The history and martial achievements of the Robertsons of Strowan, and the poems on various subjects and occasions / by Alexander Robertson of Strowan. -Edinburgh : printed for and by Alex.Robertson, [1785?]. - [3],4-6,ii,iv,63,[3],167P.; 12mo in 6s, dedn. -2 copies in FML. FM 49A lacks title-page and is inscribed by John Wilson to Arthur Robertson, younger of Inches, 1832. FM 49 & 49A 1.[S821.4]

ROBERTSON, Andrew 346.008 The petition of Andrew Robertson of Foveran, John Chalmers of Tillery, Charles Gordon of Buthlaw, Esqrs. , and other heritors of the parish of Foveran. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1793. - 6p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. CHALMERS, John 2. GORDON, Charles

ROBERTSON, Arthur. 328.4204 Advertisement [for public roup of Miln of Leys]. -[s.l.:s.n.], [17-?]. - 1 leaf.; 24cm. - bound with: Great Britain. Parliament. Severall proceedings in parliament. London, 1650. FM701

1. [630]

ROBERTSON, Arthur. 346.008 The petition of Arthur Robertson of Inches. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1771. - 11p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Cuthbert, John. Extract, registrate service and sasine, Mr. John Cuthbert, [s.l.], 1680. FM772

ROBERTSON, Arthur John 346.008 Defences for Arthur John Robertson, Esq. of Inches; to the action against him at the instance of Richard Pattinson, Esq., Lieutenant in her Majesty's 16th. Regiment of Light Dragoons, and Charles Downes, Esq. of Warwick Street, London, his attorney and John Kermack, Esq. W.S., his mandatory. - [Edinburgh]: printed by R.Wallace, 1842. - 8p.; 28cm. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

1. PATTINSON, Richard 2. LOWNES, Charles

ROBERTSON, Arthur John 346.008 Defences for Arthur John Robertson, Esq. of Inshes; to the summons at the instance of the trustees of the late Hugh Macqueen, Esquire, W.S. - Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1837. - 5p.: 28cm. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

1. MCQUEEN, Hugh

ROBERTSON, Arthur John 346.008 Summons of multiplepoinding, Robertson and another, against M'Kenzies trustees, &c. - [s.l.]: printed by M. Anderson, 1842. - 4p.; 26cm. - bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness, [s.l.], 1784. FM3231

1. M'KENZIE, Alexander 2. [346.092]

ROBERTSON, David, fl.l894 929.2 A brief account of the clan Donnachaidh, with notes on its history and traditions / by David Robertson. -Glasgow : printed for the Clan Donnachaidh Society by Aird & Coghill, 1894. - 60p.; 23cm. FM 3350

1.ROBERTSON, Family

ROBERTSON, Rev. Dr. George. 346.008

SMITH, Rev. Dr. John. The petition of the Rev. Dr. John Smith ministers of the parish of Campbeltown, [s.l.], 1798.

ROBERTSON, Harry, fl.1779 252.05241 Evangelical discourses on several practical subjects / by Harry Robertson. - London : printed for T.Longman, J.Bell, C.Elliot; Edinburgh : J.Dickson; Glasgow : Dunlop & Wilson; Aberdeen : J.Boyle, 1779. - [8],299p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn.

FM2110

ROBERTSON, Henry, fl.1862 346.082 A handbook of bankers' law / by Henry Robertson. -Edinburgh ; Bell & Bradfute, 1862. - xii,200p.; 20cm. FM 3304

ROBERTSON, J. Logie, fl.l874 941.07 The Jacobite episode in Scottish history and its relative literature : an essay / by J.Logie Robertson. -Edinburgh : Menzies, 1874. - [3],l50-256p.; 19cm. -Prize-winning essay of the Glasgow Saint Andrew Society. Bound with : Dixon, W. The Jacobite episode in Scottish history. Edinburgh, 1874. FM 998

1. [S820.4]

ROBERTSON, James 346.008 Answers for James .Robertson, writer to the Signet, common agent in the locality of Eskdalemuir, and for the Reverend Mr William Brown, minister of Eskdalemuir; to the petition of Hugh Corrie, writer to the Signet, and also, to the petition of Thomas Bell of Crurie, George Graham of Schaw, John Wight-man of Craighaugh, and James Beattie of Davington, all heritors of the parish of Eskdalemuir. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1797. - 13p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Ander-son of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797-FM2l60(iii)

1. BROWN, Rev. William 2. CORRIE, Hugh

ROBERTSON, James 346.OO8 Memorial for James Robertson, merchant in Portsoy, and Alexander Robertson, his son, the only partners of the house of James Robertson and Company, merchants in Portsoy. - [s.l.:s.n.],[1782?].-7p.; fol. -bound with: Campbell, Colin. Memorial for Colin, Duncan, and Margaret Campbells [s.l.], 1760. FM3230

1. ROBERTSON, Alexander

ROBERTSON, Rev. Dr.James 346.008 The petition of the Rev. Dr. James Robertson, minister of Callander. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1795. - 8p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition

of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

ROBERTSON, James Alexander, d.l874 941.1 Concise historical proofs respecting the Gael of Alban : or Highlanders of Scotland as descended of the Caledonian Picts / by James A.Robertson. - Edinburgh : Nimmo, 1865. - xvi,390p., 9 leaves of plates : ill., map; 20cm. FM 205

ROBERTSON, John 346.008 Memorial for Messrs John Robertson and James M'Inlay, joint ministers of the collegiate church of Kilmarnock, defenders, against William Dunlop, Esq; of Annanhill, pursuer. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. -13p.; 27cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petiti-on of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. M'lNLAY, James 2. DUNLOP, William

ROBERTSON, Rev. John 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr John Robertson, minister of Kirkconnell. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1793. -5p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

ROBERTSON, John, fl. 1844 941.1081 The Rosses of Glencalvie / by John Robertson. - [s.l.]: [s.n.], [ca 1850]. - I6p.; 23cm. FM 3361

1. [929.2] 2. [941.16]

ROBERTSON, Patrick, Lord S821.6 Leaves from a journal and other fragments in verse / by Lord Robertson. - London : Murray, 1845. - xvi,112p.; 22cm. FM 3081

ROBERTSON, Robert 394.4 [Advertisement for the public roup of the Parks of Inches, of the late Robert Robertson, on Whitsunday, 1782]. - [s.l.:s.n.], [178-?]. - 1 leaf.; fol. -bound with: A true narrative of the reception of their Royal Highnesses on their arrival in Scotland. Edinburgh, 1680. FM721

1.PARKS OF INCHES 2. [630]

ROBERTSON, Thomas, fl.1778 252.05241 The government of the world by God : a sermon preached on Thursday February 26, 1778, the day appointed for a general fast on occasion of the rebellion in America / by Thomas Robertson. - Edinburgh : printed for Charles Elliot, 1778. - [3],4-31p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 2035

ROBERTSON, Thomas 346.008 The petition of Thomas Robertson, portioner of Heazeldean. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1795. - 10p.; 4to in 2s. -bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

ROBERTSON, William 346.008 Memorial for Mr William Robertson, advocate, pro-curator for the Church of Scotland; for the Rev. Mr Dugald Macdougal, minister of the parish of Loch-goilhead; and for the Rev.Mr Charles Stewart, minis-ter of Strachur, defenders; against Sir Alexander Campbell of Ardkinlass, Bart, pursuer. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1796. - 30p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. MACDOUGAL, Rev. Dugald 2. STEWART, Rev. Charles 3. CAMPBELL, Sir Alexander

ROBERTSON, William, 1721-1793 954.02 An historical disquisition concerning the knowledge which the ancients had of India, and the progress of trade with that country prior to the discovery of the passage to it by the Cape of Good Hope / by William Robertson. - The fifth edition. - London : printed for Cadell and Davies, 1809. - [3] ,iv-vi,[3] ,2-384,[20]p., 2 folding leaves of plates : maps; 22cm. FM 32

ROBERTSON, William, 1740-1803 941.03 An index drawn up about the year 1629 of many records of charters granted by the different sovereigns of Scotland between the years 1309 and 1413, most of which have been long missing, with an introduction giving a state, founded on authentic documents still preserved of the ancient records of Scotland which were in that kingdom in the year 1292 / by William Robertson. -Edinburgh : printed by Murray & Cochrane, 1798. - [3], iv-liv,l6,196p.; fol. - FML has 2 copies. FM 482 & 482A

ROBERTSON, William, 1721-1793 970 The history of America / by William Robertson. - A new edition. - Berwick : printed by and for W.Gracie, 1811. - 2v.([5],vi-xi,[2],2-528p. : [5],2-482p.); 22cm. -Inscribed by Jane G.Glassford, 1859. FM 31A 1.980

ROBERTSON, William, 1721-1793 970 The history of America / by William Robertson. - The twelfth edition. - London : printed for Cadell and Davies, 1812. - 4v.; 22cm. FM 31 1.980

ROBERTSON, William, 1721-1793 941.05 The history of Scotland, during the reigns of Queen Mary and of King James VI till his accession to the crown of England : with a review of the Scottish history previous to that period / by William Robertson. - Edinburgh : printed for G.Mudie, J.Elder, A.Guthrie, J.Hunter, J.& J.Fairbairn, T.Brown, J.Robertson and Lawrie & Symington, 1791. - 2v-([5],iv-vii,[2],2-376p. : [5],2-260p.); 8vo in 4s. FM 30A

ROBERTSON, William, 1721-1793 941.05 The history of Scotland during the reigns of Queen Mary and of King James VI till his accession to the crown of England : with a review of the Scottish history previous to that period / by William Robertson. - The nineteenth edition. - London : printed for Cadell and Davies, 1812. - 3v.([5],iv-vii,[3],2-429p. : [5],2-430p.:[5],2-40p.) 22cm. - Includes author's biography by Dugald Stewart (v.1, p.1-204). FM 30

ROBERTSON, William, 1721-1793 941.05 The history of Scotland during the reigns of Queen Mary, and of King James VI till his accession to the crown of England : with a review of the Scottish history previous to that period, and an appendix containing original papers / by William Robertson. -Edinburgh : Nelson & Brown, 1834. - lxxxvi,3-119p.; 23cm. FM 2460

ROBERTSON, William, 1721-1793 943.031 The history of the reign of the Emperor Charles V : with a view of the progress of society in Europe from the subversion of the Roman Empire to the beginning of the sixteenth century / by William Robertson. - Dublin : printed for W.& W.Smith [et al.], 1770. - 3v.([9],x-xvi, 394,[l2]p. : [4],479p. : [5],6-456,[38]p.); 8vo, dedn. FM 29A

ROBERTSON, William, 1721-1793 943.031 The history of the reign of the Emperor Charles V : with a view of the progress of society in Europe from the subversion of the Roman Empire to the beginning of the sixteenth century / by William Robertson. - The thirteenth edition. - London : printed for Cadell and Davies [et al.], 1812. - 4v.; 22cm. FM 29

ROBERTSON, William, 1740-1803 929.72 Proceedings relating to the peerage of Scotland : from January 16, 1707, to April 29, 1788 / collected and arranged by William Robertson. - Edinburgh : printed for Bell & Bradfute; London : G.G.J. & J.Robinson, 1790. - [4],v-viii,479,[17]p.; 4to. FM 744

1.Title 2. [941.07]

821.1 Robin Hood's courtship with Jack Cade's daughter; and the

Freiris tragedie. Two ancient ballads. - reprint. -Edinburgh:[n. pub.],l888. - vi,10p.;23cm. - Limited edition of 30 copies. FM3080

070.172 ROBIN'S LAST Shift: or, weekly remarks and political re-flections upon the most material news foreign and domestick. - Part 1-?, 1716-?. - London: printed for Isaac Dalton. - weekly. - FM has Part 1, nos. vi and vii, March 1716, only. - bound with: The news letter, 1716. FM905

1. [070.172]

ROBINSON, John Ryley, fl.1873 821.8 The Messiah : He who was, and is, and is to come / by J.R.Robinson. - [London] : printed by F.W.Potter, 1873. - [4],151P.; 19cm. FM 2024

R0BS0N, Christian 346.008 The petition of Christian Robson, spouse to William Anderson, and him for his interest, and Mary Robson, widow of John Halliday, portioners of Auchenshean. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1793. - 2p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

1. ANDERSON, William 2. ROBSON, Mary 3. HALLIDAY, John

ROCHE, Regina Maria, 1764?-1845 823.6 The children of the Abbey : a tale / by Regina M.Roche. - London : Milner, [mid 19th C.]. - 446p.; 13cm. FM 1626

ROGER, Charles, fl. 1849 941.33 History of St.Andrews : with a full account of the recent improvements in the city / by Charles Roger. -The second edition. - Edinburgh : Adam & Charles Black, 1849. - [5],viii-xv,[2],l8-204p., 9 leaves of plates : ill., map; 20cm, dedn. FM 9

ROGER, James Cruikshank, fl.1889 936.202 Celticism a myth / by James Cruikshank Roger. - Second edition. - London : Allen, 1889. - xxxii,l50p.; 22cm. -Inscribed by the author. FM 3204

ROGER, John 254.05241 Case of the parish of Robertoun; on the part of the whole heritors, callers of Mr John Roger, preacher of the gospel; against two elders, and 23 heads of families, callers of Mr William Nimmo, probationer. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1745. - 8p.; fol. -bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies,

[s.l.], [1744]. FM3321

1. NIMMO, William

ROGER OF HOVEDEN 940.1 [Cronica. English] The annals of Roger de Hoveden : comprising the history of England and of other countries of Europe from AD 732 to AD 1201; translated from the Latin with notes and illustrations by Henry T.Riley. - London : Bohn, 1853. - 2v.; 19cm. - FML lacks vol.1. FM 1041

1.RILEY, Henry Thomas, 1816-1878

ROGER OF WENDOVER 942 [Flowers of history] Roger of Wendover's flowers of history : comprising the history of England from the descent of the Saxons to 1235, formerly ascribed to Matthew Paris; translated from the Latin by J.A.Giles. - London : Bohn, 1849. - 2v.(viii,568p. : [2],614p.); 19cm. FM 1046

1.PARIS, Matthew, ca 1200-1259

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 928.21 The book of Robert Bums : genealogical and historical memoirs of the poet, his associates and those celebrated in his writings / by Charles Rogers. -Edinburgh : printed for the Grampian Club, 1889-91. -3v. (viii,359p. : viii,391p. : viii,387p.); 26cm. -Vol.3 includes the life of the poet, by J.C.Higgins. FM 531

1.HIGGINS, J. C. 2.BURNS, Robert, 1759-1796

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 923.541 The book of Wallace / by Charles Rogers. - Edinburgh :

printed for the Grampian Club, 1889. - 2v.(vii,305p. : xii,339p.); 26cm. FM 530

1.WALLACE, Sir William, ca 1274-1305

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 941.455 Chartulary of the Cistercian priory of Coldstream, with relative documents / edited by Charles Rogers. -London : printed for the Grampian Club, 1879. - xxxvi, 96p.; 23cm. FM 541

1.Title

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 941.06 Estimate of the Scottish nobility during the minority of James the Sixth : with preliminary observations / by Charles Rogers. - London : printed for the Grampian Club, 1873. - 80p.; 23cm. - Principally written by Alexander Hay, f1.1577. FM 537

1.Title 2.HAY, Alexander, fl.1577

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 928.21 The book of Robert Burns : genealogical and historical memoirs of the poet, his associates and those celebrated in his writings / by Charles Rogers. -Edinburgh : printed for the Grampian Club, 1889-91. -3v. (viii,359p. : viii,391p. : viii,387p.); 26cm. -Vol.3 includes the life of the poet, by J.C.Higgins.

FM531

1.HIGGINS, J. C. 2.BURNS, Robert, 1759-1796

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-189O 923.541 The book of Wallace / by Charles Rogers. - Edinburgh : printed for the Grampian Club, 1889. - 2v.(vii,305p. : xii,339p.); 26cm. FM 530

1.WALLACE, Sir William, ca 1274-1305

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 941.455 Chartulary of the Cistercian, prioiy of Coldstream, with relative documents / edited by Charles Rogers. -London : printed for the Grampian Club, 1879. - xxxvi, 96p.; 23cm. FM 541

1.Title

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 941.06 Estimate of the Scottish nobility during the minority of James the Sixth : with preliminary observations / by Charles Rogers. - London : printed for the Grampian Club, 1873. - 80p.; 23cm. - Principally written by Alexander Hay, f1.1577. FM 537

1.Title 2.HAY, Alexander, fl.1577

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 929.2 Genealogical memoirs of John Knox and of the family of Knox / by Charles Rogers. - London : printed for the Grampian Club, 1879. - 184p.; 23cm. FM 538

1.KNOX, Family 2.KNOX, John, 1505-1572 3. [922.541]

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 929.2 Genealogical memoirs of the family of Robert Burns and of the Scottish house of Barnes / by Charles Rogers. -London : Royal Historical Society, 1877. - 68p.; 23cm.

FM548

1.BURNS, Family

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 929.2 Genealogical memoirs of the family of Sir Walter Scott of Abbotsford : with a reprint of his memorials of the Haliburtons / by Charles Rogers. - London : printed for the Grampian Club, 1877. - lxxii,78p.; 23cm. FM 542

1.SCOTT, Family 2.SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 3.HALIBURTON, Family

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 941.445 Historical notices of St.Anthony's monastery, Leith, and rehearsal of events which occurred in the north of Scotland from 1635 to 1645 in relation to the National Covenant, edited from a contemporary MS. / by Charles Rogers. - London : printed for the Grampian Club, 1877. - 65p., ill.; 23cm. FM544

1.REHEARSAL of events. 2. [941.06]

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 941 History of the Chapel Royal of Scotland, with the register of the Chapel Royal of Stirling : including details in relation to the rise and progress of Scottish music and observations respecting the Order of the Thistle / by Charles Rogers. - Edinburgh : printed for the Grampian Club, 1882. - cclvi,126p.; 23cm. F M 535

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 928.21 Leaves from my autobiography / by Charles Rogers. -London : Longmans & Green, 1876. - [6],376p.; 23cm. FM 2617

ROGERS, Charles 371.92 Letter, 20th January, 1872 to Charles Fraser Mackintosh. - 3p.; 20cm. - holograph signed. - relates to the proposed publication of Volumes relating to the history of Scotland by the Grampian Club. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. GRAMPIAN CLUB 2. FRASER-MACKINTOSH, Charles 3. [941]

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-189O 922.541 Life of George Wishart, the Scottish martyr : with his translation of the Helvetian Confession and a genealogical history of the family of Wishart / by Charles Rogers. - London : Grampian Club, 1876. -110p.; 22cm. FM 546

1.WISHART, George, 1513?-1546

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 922.341 Memorials and recollections of the Very Reverend Edward Bannerman Ramsay, Dean of Edinburgh / by the Rev.Charles Rogers. - London : Griffin, 1873. - 70p.; 21cm. FM 2200

1.RAMSAY, Edward Bannerman, 1793-1872

ROGERS, Charles. 929.2 Memorials of the Strachans baronets of Thornton, Kincardineshire, and of the family of Wise of Hillbank, Formerly Wyse of Lunan, in the county of Forfar. Privately printed [1873]. FM3358

1. STRACHAN, Family of Thorton. 2. WISE, Family of Hillbank. 3. WYSE, Family of Lunan.

Temporary entry

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 929.5 Monuments and monumental inscriptions in Scotland / by Charles Rogers. - London : Griffin, 1871. - 2v.(xvi, 534p. : xii,439p.); 23cm. FM 2214

ROGERS, Charles 371.92 Public testimonial to Dr.Rogers. - Bradford: Chronicle, [18-?]. - 1 leaf; 20cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. [922]

ROGERS, Charles 371.2 Public testimonial to the Rev.Charles Rogers, secretary of the Grampian Club. - London: Grampian Club, [18-?]. - 2p.; 23cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

l.[922]

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 941.33 Register of the Collegiate Church of Crail, with introductory remarks / by Charles Rogers. - London : printed for the Grampian Club, 1877. - 76p.; 23cm. FM 5140

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 941 Social life in Scotland : from early to recent times / by Charles Rogers. - Edinburgh : printed for the Grampian Club, 1884. - 3v.(xii,416p. : [6],418p. : [8], 484p.); 23cm.

FM 539

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 941.31 Rental book of the Cistercian Abbey of Cupar-Angus, with the breviary of the register / edited by the Rev. Charles Rogers. - London : Grampian Club, 1879-80. -2v.(lvi,372p. : xl,378p.); 24cm. FM 534

1.Title 2.CUPAR-ANGUS, Abbey of

ROGERS, Charles, 1825-1890 922.541 Three Scottish reformers : Alexander Cunningham, Fifth Earl of Glencairn, Henry Balnaves of Halhill and John Davidson, minister of Prestonpans; with their poetical remains and Mr.Davidson's "Helps for young scholars in Christianity" / edited with memoirs by Charles Rogers. - London : printed for the Grampian Club, 1876. - iv, l68p.; 23cm. FM 545 1.CUNNINGHAM, Alexander, Earl of Glencairn 2.BALNAVES, Henry, 1502-1570 3.DAVIDSON, John, 1549-1603 4. [S821.2]

ROKEBY, Ralph, 1527?-1596 929.2 Oeconomia Rokebiorum : an account of the family of Rokeby / written by Ralph Rokeby; edited by A.V/.Cornelius Hallen. - Edinburgh : Douglas, 1887. -41p.; 26cm. - Presented with the first volume of

Northern Notes & Queries. FM 688

1.ROKEBY, Family

ROLLAND, John, f1.1575 S821.2 Ane treatise callit the court of Venus : deuidit into four buikis / newlie compylit be Iohne Rolland; edited by Walter Gregor. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1884. -xxxvi,231p.; 23cm. - (Scottish Text Society; vol.3). FM 388

ROLLAND, Rev. Robert 346.008 Answers for the Reverend Mr Robert Rolland, and the Reverend Mr Walter M'Alpine, ministers, and John Ronaldson, Esq; of Blairhall, an heritor, of the parish of Culross; to the petition of Sir Charles Preston of Valleyfield Bart, and others, heritors of the said parish. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1794- - 11p; 29cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. M'ALPINE, Rev. Walter 2. RONLALDSON, John 3. PRESTON, Sir Charles

ROLLIN, Charles, 1661-1741 930 [Histoire ancienne. English] The ancient history of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and Persians, Macedonians, and Grecians / by Mr.Rollin; translated from the French. - London : printed for James John and Paul Knapton, 1734—39 - - 13v. in 14; 8vo. -Vol.1 inscribed by Eliz.Carmichaell. FM 19

328.4204 ROLL OR LIST of the claims, entered in the Court of

Session in Scotland. - London: printed for M. Cooper, 1748. - 28p.; 4to in 2s. - Great Britain. Parliament. Severall proceedings in parliament. London, 1650. FM701

1. SCOTLAND, Court of Session. 2. [346.0432]

ROSCOMMON, Wentworth Dillon, Earl of 821.4 The poetical works / of the Right Honourable Wentworth Dillon, Earl of Roscommon. - Glasgow : printed by

R.Urie, 1749. - [3] ,iv-xii,[2],3-276p.; 12mo in 6s. FM 3186

ROSE, Alexander, fl.1841 285.241 Substance of a speech on Church patronage : delivered at the Presbytery of Inverness on the 7th April 1841 / by Alex.Rose. - Inverness : printed by Robert Carruthers, 1841. - 18p.; 22cm. FM 2041

ROSE, D. Murray. 941.02 The earldom of Ross / by D. Murray Rose. - [_ s. 1.: s.n. ], [18-?]. - l6p.; illus., 1 plate; 18cm. - bound, with: Rose, D. Murray. The muster roll of the Reay Fencibles, 1795- [s.l.],[18-?]. - Rose, D. Murray. The court books of the regality of Grant. [s.l.],[18-?]. FM267

1. [941.07] 2. [346.009412]

ROSE, D. Murray, fl.1896 941.073 Historical notes or essays on the '15 and / by D.Murray Rose. - Edinburgh : Brown, 1897. - xii,198p.; 22cm. - No.39 of 250 copies. FM 1013

ROSE, D. Murray. 941.02 Muster roll of the Reay Pencibles, 1795 / contributed by D. Murray Rose. - [s.l.:s.n.],[l8-?]. - 8p.; 18cm. - bound with: Rose, D. Murray. The earldom of Ross, [s.l.],[18-?]. FM267

1. REAY FENCIBLES. 2.[941.07]

ROSE, D. Murray, fl.1896 941.075 Prince Charlie's friends : or Jacobite indictments / edited by D.Murray Rose. - Aberdeen : printed by Milne and Hutchison for private circulation, 1896. -xliv,15Op.; 27cm. FM 1001

1.Title

ROSE, D. Murray, fl.1896 929.2 The Roses of Earlsmiln and Cullisse. - [s.l.] : [s.n.], Lea 1890]. - 42p.; 19cm. - Bound with : Cramond, W. Rose papers. [s.l.], [ca 1890]. FM 3352

1.ROSE, Family.

ROSE, Duncan. 346.008 Closed record in the conjoined processes of advocation; the first at the instance of Duncan Rose [and others]; the second at the instance of the said Mrs. Ann Macarthur or Souter and John M'Gillivray Noble, of a petition of servie presented to the said Sheriff of Inverness-shire by John Davidson, presently residing in Kirkcaldy; and the third also at the instance of the

said Mrs. Macarthur or outer and John M'Gillivray Noble, of a petition of service presentedto the said Sheriff

of Inverness-shire by John M'Gillivray of Dalcrombie, Glengarry, Canada-West, North America,..

[Edinburgh] : printed by R. Wallace, 1855.FM772

ROSE, D. Murray. 941.02 The court books of the regality of Grant; a true state-ment of their contents / by D. Murray Rose. - [s.l.: s.n.],[18-?]. - 28p.; 18cm. - bound with: Rose, D. Murray. The earldom of Ross. [s.1.],[18-?]. FM267

1.GRANT, Regality of. 2.REGALITY OF GRANT. 3.[346.009412]

ROSE, George. 1744-1818. 330.917 1242 A brief examination into the increase of the revenue, commerce and manufactures of Great Britain from 1792 to 1799 / by George Rose. - 2nd ed. - London: J. Wright 1799. - 77,[l8]p.; fold, tables; 23 cm. - bound with: Turner, Samuel. Considerations upon the agriculture, commerce and manufactures of the British Empire. London,1822. FM1463

1.[330.942073]

ROSE, Hugh 242.1 Meditations on several interesting subjects / by Hugh Rose, Minister at Nairn. - Edinburgh : printed by A.Donaldson and J.Reid; Inverness : for William Sharp, 1762. - [5],vi-viii,[2],247p.; 12mo in 6s, dedn. - FML has 2 copies. FM 1996 & 1996A

ROSE, J. B., fl.1868 923.141 A tribute to the memory of Mary Queen of Scots : being an attempt to relate, simply and truly, the history of her life / by J.B.Rose and E.M.Rose. - London : printed by William Clowes for private circulation, 1868. - vii,206p.; 19cm. - Inscribed to Mrs.Sankey. FM 2657

1.Title 2.ROSE, E. M., fl.1868 3.MARY, Queen of Scotland

ROSE, John, fl.1851 891.6312 Metrical reliques of "The Men" in the Highlands : or sacred poetry of the north / by Mackay of Mudale, Matheson, Sutherlandshire, Maclauchlan, Abriachan, Mrs.Clark, Badenoch, W.Mackenzie & D.Macrae, Inverness; with introduction and brief memoirs in English, collected and edited by John Rose. - Inverness : printed by Mackintosh, 1851. - 4,xiv,5-284p.; 16cm. FM 1321 1.Title

ROSE, William Stewart, 1775-1843 914.5 Letters from the north of Italy : addressed to Henry Hallam / [by W.S.R.] - London : Murray, 1819. - 2v.; 22cm. - FML copy lacks vol.2. FM 829

1.Title

ROSE AND MACKENZIE 658.84 The highland list of estates, shooting quarters, fishing, country residences, etc., issued / by Messrs.Rose and Mackenzie. - Inverness: W. Mackay, 1875. -; 19cm. -bound with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. FM711

1. [799.213]

ROSEHAUGH HOUSE. 367.9421 Catalogue of the very elegant and substantial house-hold furnidhings at Rosehaugh House, Munlochy, Ross-shire to be sold by auction by Mr. Dowell on the 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th July, 1864. - Edinburgh: Printed by W. Cannon, 1864. - 40p.; 21cm. - bound with: High-land Scoiety of London. Rules of the Highland Society of London. London,1787. FM1032

1 .[016.643]

ROSS, Alexander 346.008 Additional condescendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalny, in the process of reduction, at his in-stance, against Mr. Charles Ross, second son, the Lord Ross. - [s.l.:s.n.], [1755?]. - 11p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Ross, Alexander. Condescendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie

[s.l.], 1755. FM3239

1. ROSS, Charles

ROSS, Alexander 346.008 Additional information for Alexander Ross of Pitcalny, pursuer, against Master Charles Ross, second lawful son to George Lord Ross, and his curators, defenders. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1740. - 8p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Ross, Alexander. Con-

descendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie,. [s.l.], 1755

FM3239

1. ROSS, Charles

ROSS, Alexander 346.008 Condescendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie, of several facts and circumstances, for qualifying his reasons of reduction, in the improbation at his in-stance, against Charles Ross of Balnagown. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1755. - 4p.; 4to. - bound with: collection of eighteenth and nineteenth century law papers en-titled 'Court of Session Cases, 1755.' FM3239

1. ROSS, Charles

ROSS, Alexander, fl.1877 366.1 Freemasonry in Inverness : being an account of the ancient lodges of St John's Old Kilwinning, no.6 of Scotland, and St Andrew's Kilwinning, no.31 of Scotland, compiled from minute books of the lodges / by Alexander Ross. - Inverness : printed at the Courier office by request of the Brethern for private circulation, 1877. - [l0],xvi,243p.; 19cm. - FML has 2 copies, one 25cm. FM 794 & 794A

1. [941.21]

ROSS, Alexander 346.008 Information of Alexander Ross of Pitcalny, pursuer, against Master Charles Ross, second lawful son to George Lord Ross, and his curators, defenders. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1739. - 38p.? 4to in 2s. - bound with: Ross, Alexander. Condescendence for Alexander Ross o f P i t c a l n i e . . [ s . l . ] , 1 7 5 5 . FM3239

1. ROSS, Charles

ROSS, Alexander 346.008 The petition of Alexander Ross of Pitcalny. -[s.l.ss.n.], 1740. - 10p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Ross, Alexander. Condescendence for Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie,..

[s.l.], 1755. FM3239

ROSS, Alexander, 1699-1784 S821.4 The fortunate shepherdess : a pastoral tale in three cantos in the Scotish dialect / by Alexander Ross. To which is added a few songs / by the same author. -Aberdeen : printed by and for Francis Douglas, 1768. -[5],4-150P.; 8vo in 4s. FM 3028

ROSS, Charles 346.008 [Pages 5 and 6 of 2 handwritten opinions of a legal case mentioning Charles Ross]. - [18-?]. - 2p.; 25cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, [s.l.], 1819. FM.3227

ROSS, Daniel (plaintiff) 345.02523 Trial before the High Court of Justiciary in Scotland at the instance of Daniel Ross, Woodsawer in Aberdeen, against Lieutenant-Colonel George Mackenzie, Captain Felix Bryan Macdonogh, Serjeants Andrew Mackay and Alex Sutherland all of the late regiment of Ross and Cromarty Rangers: for the murder of John Ross, 4th June 1802. - Aberdeen: J. Burnett,1803. - 20,198p.;21cm. FM3487 1. MACKENZIE, George (defendant) 2.SCOTLAND, High Court of Justiciary .

ROSS, Donald, fl.l854 941.1081 The massacre of the Rosses of Strathcarron, Ross-shire, by policemen when serving the tenants in Strathcarron with summonses of removal, in March 1854; also a warning against the clearing of the glens / by Donald Ross. - Third edition. - Inverness : Mackenzie, 1886. -[4],36p.; 22cm. - FML has 2 copies. FM 219 & 2970

1. [929.2] 2. [941.16]

ROSS, Ewen 346.008 Summons, Ewen Ross, Esq., residing in Tirindrish; against Mrs. Catherine Cameron [and others]. -[s.l.]: printed by R.Wallace 1829. — 8p.; fol. -bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muirtown, E s q . [ s . l . ], 1816. FM3232

1. CAMERON, Mrs Catherine

ROSS, G. A. Johnston, fl.1883 926.2 The story of a working man's blindness / by G.A.Johnston Ross. - Inverness : printed for James Ure Campbell by R.Carruthers, [1883]. - [l0],57p., 2 leaves of plates : plans; 19cm. FM 2771

1.CAMPBELL, James Ure, b.1839

ROSS, George 346.008 Memorial for George Ross [and others]; against Mrs. Catharine Munro, and Hugh Rose, her husband, for his interest. - [s.l.]: printed by Alex.Lawrie & Co., 1824. - 25p.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire of Ratho Bank. [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. MUNRO, Mrs Catharine 2. ROSE, Hugh

ROSS, George Mackenzie 346.008 [Case of George Mackenzie Ross, pursuer against James Skinner]. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1830. - 2p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State, [s.l.], 1795. FM32140

1. SKINNER, James

ROSS, John D., fl.1901 928.21 Henley and Burns : or the critic censured, being a collection of papers replying to an offensive critique on the life, genius and achievements of the Scottish poet / collected and edited by John D.Ross. -Stirling ; Mackay, 1901. - x,106p.; 20cm. FM 3066

1.Title 2.HENLEY, William Ernest, 1849-1903 3.BURNS, Robert, 1759-1796

ROSS, P. Campbell, fl.1883 914.11 Rambles in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland / edited and enlarged by Aliquis. - Glasgow : Ross, 1883. - [2],164p.; 18cm. - Based on a work of the same name by C.G.Dawson. Inscribed by the author. FM 239

1.Title 2.ALIQUIS 3.DAWSON, C. G.

ROSS, Thomas, fl.1608 923.141 Idaea : sive de Jacobi Magnae Britanniae, Galliae et Hyberniae, praestantissimi & augustissimi Regis, virtutibus & ornamentis, dilucida enarratio, eiusque cum laudatissimis veterum Regibus, Monarchis, & Imperatoribus, comparatio exacta & enucleata / authore Thoma Rosa. - Londini : excudebat Johannes Norton, 1608. - [6],330p.; 8vo, dedn. FM 1569

1.JAMES VI, King of Scotland

ROSS, Thomas, fl.1830 285.241 A letter to the editor of the Inverness Journal on the uses and abuses of the late Act of Parliament for building additional places of worship in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland / by Thomas Ross. - Inverness : printed at the Journal Office, 1830. - 26p.; 21cm. FM 2028

1.INVERNESS JOURNAL

ROSS, William 367.94121 Invitiation to Charles Fraser-Mackintosh to attend, a dinner to celebrate the majority of Duncan Forbes of Culloden and Ferintosh/from William Ross. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1872. - 1 leaf; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. FORBES,Duncan 2. [S828.8]

ROSS, William, 1762-1790 891.6312 Orain Ghae'lach / le Uilleam Ros; air an sgriobhadh, agus air an co'-chruinneachadh ri cheile, le Iain Mac-Choinnich. - Inverness : printed by R.Carruthers for Lewis Grant and D.MacCulloch, 1830. - 110p.; 19cm. -2 copies in FML. FM 1277 is inscribed by Dr.Halley and Dr.MacIntosh MacKay. FM 1277A lacks p.5-8 & 109-110. FM 1277 & 1277A

ROSS, William, 1762-1790 891.6312 Orain Ghaeilach / le Uilleam Ros; air an cro-chruinneachadh ri cheile le Iain Mac-Choinnich. -An dara clo bhualadh. - Glasgow : John Reid, 1834. -199p.; 18cm. - 3 copies in FML. FM 1371A contains bookstamp of Angus Fraser and is inscribed by Alasdair mhic Dhai. FM 1277B, 1371,1371A.

ROSS, William, 1762-1790 891.6312 Orain Ghaelach / le Uilleam Ros; air an cro-chruinneachadh ri cheile le Ian Mac-Choinnich. - An treas clo-bhualadh. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan and Stewart, 1868. - xvi,107p.; 15cm. FM 1277C

ROSS, Willaim fl.1790 828.6 [Shandwick duel] / William Ross. - [London]:[ n.pub.], [1790?]. - 56p.;8vo in 4s. - FM copy lacks title page

and is incomplete. FM298

ROSS AND CROMARTY. County Council. 333.332 Valuation roll of the counties of Ross and Cromarty. -Inverness : Carruthers. - 31cm. - Annual. FML has : 1868-75 (in 1v.). FM 903

1.Title [on permanent loan to Highland Archives]

ROTHWELL, William Thomas, fl.1890 332.423 Bimetallism : or a fixed ratio between the two metals, gold and silver, for the purpose of money / by Wm.Thos.Rothwe11. - Manchester : Blomeley, 1890. -77p.; 22cm. FM 2506

941 ROTULI Scotiae in Turri Londinensi et in Domo Capitulari Westmonasteriensi asservati. - [s.l.] : printed by command of His Majesty King George III, 1814-19. - 2v.; 47cm. - Edited by David MacPherson. FML has 2 copies of

vol.1, one in 2v. FML 1606A has printed inscription : "This book is to be perpetually preserved in and for the use of Dublin Castle Library". FM 1606 & 1606A

1.MACPHERSON, David, 1746-1816

ROUSSEAU, Jean Jacques, 1712-1778 370 [Emile. English] Emilius : or a treatise of education / translated from the French of J.J.Rousseau. -Edinburgh : printed by A.Donaldson, 1768. - 3v.([3],iv-vii,8-344p. : [5],2-273P. : [3],4-246,[38]p.); 8vo in 4s.

FM 2635

ROXBURGH, John, Duke of 346.008 Answers for his Grace, John Duke of Roxburgh, and other heritors of the parish of Howman, to the petition of Mr Robert Ker of Philogar. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1793. - 3p. ; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. KER, Robert

ROXBURGHE, James, Duke of 346.008 Case for his Grace James Duke of Roxburghe, and James Horne, writer to the Signet, his Grace's Commissioner, pursuers, against John Bellenden Ker, Esq; and Henry Gawler and John Seton Karr, Esqs, and others, defenders. - [s.l.s.n.], 1812. -85p.; 28cm. - bound with: Der, Sir James Innes. Information for Sir James Innes Ker. [s.l.], 1810 FM1816

1. KER, John Bellenden 2. GAWLER, Henry 3. KARR, John Seton

ROXBURGHE, Robert, Earl of 346.008 Procuratory of resignation, by Robert, Earl of

Roxburghe, of his lands and barony of Cessfurd, &c. and title and dignity of Earl, &c. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1806. - 9p.; 24cm. - Includes a charter of re-signation, and an act of Parliament ratifying the charter. - bound with: Innes, Sir James Norcliffe. Memorial for Sir James Norcliffe Innes, Baronet

[s.l.], 1806. FM1816

ROXBURGHE, Robert, Earl of 346.008 Table of the descendants of Robert, first Earl of Roxburghe, who were in existence during his own life. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 1 fold, leaf; 43x29cm. fold. to23x19cm. - bound with: Innes, Sir

James Norcliffe. Memorial for Sir James Norcliffe Innes, Baronet.. [s.l.], 1806. FM1816

1. [929.2]

ROXBURGHE, William, Duke of 346.008 Deed of entail by William Duke of Roxburghe. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1812. - 11 p.; 26cin. - bound with: Ker, Sir James Innes. Infromation for Sir James Innes Ker. [s.l.], 1810 FM1816

ROYAL CALEDONIAN ASYLUM 367.94121 Election list for Thursday the 5th June, 1873 for the corporation of the Royal Caledonian Asylum. - London: Royal Caledonian Asylum, 1873. - 1 leaf; 38cm. -bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [362.5]

ROYAL CALEDONIAN ASYLUM 658.84 [Election list of candidates for admission to the Royal Caledonian Asylum, June, 1875.]. - London: Royal Cale-donian Asylum, 1875. - 2p.; 38cm. - bound with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. FM711

1. [362.21]

ROYAL CALEDONIAN ASYLUM 367.94121 Election list for Thursday the 5th June, 1874 for the corporation of the Royal Caledonian Asylum. - London: Royal Caledonian Asylum, 1873. - 1 leaf; 38cm. -bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [362.5]

941.1082 THE ROYAL commission (Highlands and Islands) : the newspaper reports of the evidence given; collected for Charles Fraser Mackintosh. - Inverness, 1883. - 2v.; 29cm. - Albums of newspaper cuttings, bound with a printed title-page. FM 589

1.PHASER-MACKINTOSH, Charles, 1828-1901 2.GREAT BRITAIN. Parliament. Crofters Commission.

ROYAL NORTHERN LUNATIC ASYLUM 394.4 [Subscribers to the Asylum and proposed scheme of voting]. - [s.l.: s.n. ], [ 1846?]. - 1leaf; 31cm. -originally printed in the Inverness Journal of June 12, 1846. - bound wi±h: A true narrative of the reception

of their Royal Highnesses at their arrival in Scotland. Edinburgh, 1680. FM721

1. [362.21]

491.638 THE ROYAL PRIMER = An leabhar chloinne rioghail. - Edin-

burgh: Nelson,[l8-?]. - 64p.; illus.; 15cm. - (Royal School Series). FM1327

1. Series.

ROYAL SCOTTISH CORPORATION 371.92 Second application of the case of James Duncan. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1872. - 1 leaf; 25cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. l4th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. DUNCAN, James 2. [331.252]

RUDDIMAN, Thomas 1674-1757 320.2 An answer to the Reverend Mr. George Logan's late treatise on government / by Thomas Ruddiman. - Edin-burgh: printed by W. & T Ruddiman, 1747. - ix,401p.; 8vo in 4s. FM96O

RUDDIMAN, Thomas 1674-1757 941 An introduction to Mr. James Anderson's Diplomata Scotiae; to which is added notes taken from various authors and original manuscripts./ by Thomas Ruddiman. -new ed. - Edinburgh: printed for P. Anderson,1782. -[12],232p.;4vo,advt. FM1650.

1. ANDERSON, James

RUDDIMAN, Thomas. 1674-1757. 828.6 Animadversions on a late pamphlet, intituled 'A vindication of Mr. George Buchanan, &c.' wherein the arguments, brought by its author for clearing Buchanan from the two great faults he is charged with are impartially examined and confuted / by Thomas Ruddiman. - Edinburgh: T. and V. Ruddiman,1799. -110p.;8vo in 4s. FM2585

RUGLEN & MARCH, William, Earl of 346.008 The case of William, Earl of Ruglen and March, (claining the titles, and dignities of) Earl of Cassillis, and Lord Kennedy. - [s.l.:s.n.], [1761]. -3p.; fol. - Pages folded. - bound with: Fraser, Simon, Lord. Memorial for Simon, Lord Eraser of Lovat,

[s.l.], 1729. FM3146O

1. KENNEDY, Lord

RUGLEN & MARCH, William, Earl of 346.008 The Right Honourable William, Earl of Ruglen and March (and claiming also the title of Earl of Cassillis), appellant; Sir Thomas Kennedy of Culzean, Baronet, respondent. The appellant's case. - [s.l.s s.n.], [1760]. - 5p.; fol. - Pages folded. - bound with: Fraser, Simon, Lord. Memorial for Simon, Lord Fraser of Lovat, [s.l.], 1729.

FM346O

1. KENNEDY, Sir Thomas

914.123. RULES AND REGULATIONS for the conduct of business on the

Stock Exchange. - London: Milhill Slaughter, 1878. -74p; 18cm. - bound with: A Pedestrian. A walk round the boundaries of Morayshire. Banff,1877. FM695

1.[ 332.642]

RUNDLE, Thomas, Bp of Derry 252.03 A sermon preached at St.George's Church, Hanover Square, on Sunday February 17, 1733/4 : to recommend the charity for establishing the new colony of Georgia / by T.Rundle. - London : printed for T.Woodward and J.Brindley, 1734. - [2],3-20p.; 8vo in 4s.

FM 2001

635 RURAL recreations : or the gardener's instructor,

exhibiting in a clear and perspicuous manner all the operations necessary in the kitchen, flower, and fruit garden, for every month in the year; with a treatise on the management of bees / by a Society of Practical Gardeners. - London : Vernor & Hood, 1802. - [4],427p.,

leaves of plates : ill., plans; 22cm. FM 1485

1.A SOCIETY of Practical Gardeners.

RUSH, Richard, 1780-1859 923.273 The court of London from 1819 to 1825 : with subsequent occasional productions, now first published in Europe / by Richard Rush; edited with occasional notes, by his son Benjamin Rush. - London : Bentley, 1873. -xxviii,536p.; 23cm. FM 2451

1.RUSH, Benjamin,fl. 1873

RUSKIN, John, 1819-1900 700 Lectures on architecture and painting : delivered at Edinburgh in November, 1853 / by John Ruskin. - London : Smith & Elder, 1854. - viii,329p., 15 leaves of plates : ill.; 20cm. FM 2195

RUSSELL, Claud 346.008 Summons, Claud Russell, Esq. and others, trustees of Duncan George Forbes, Esq. of Culloden, and his creditors; against William Fraser, notary public and messenger in Inverness, and Donald Fraser, jeweller there. - Edinburgh: printed by Keggie, 1818. - 9p.; 27cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff or Muirtown, Esq.

[s.l.], 1816. FM3232

1. FORBES, Duncan George 2. FRASER, William 3. FRASER, Donald

RUSSELL, Claud 346.008 Suspension, Claud Russell, Esq. accountant in Edinburgh; Hugh Macqueen and Donald Mackintosh, writers to the Signet, and Campbell Mackintosh, Esq. town clerk of Inverness, trustees of Duncan George Forbes, Esq. of Culloden, and for his cre-ditors; against Lachlan Mackintosh, Esq. of Raigmore. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1821. - 8p.; 27cm.- bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muir-town, Esq [s.l.], 1816 FM3232

1. MACQUEEN, Hugh 3. MACKINTOSH, Campbell 2. MACKINTOSH. Donald 4. MACKINTOSH. Lachlan

RUSSELL, George 346.008 Report by George Russell, Esq. writer to the Signet; in the actions at the instance of the trustees of Duncan George Forbes, Esq. of Culloden, against Lachlan Mackintosh, Esq. of Raigmore. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1822. - 7p.; 27cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muirtown, Esq

[s.l.], 1816. FM3232

1. MACKINTOSH, Lachlan

RUSSELL, Rev. John 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr John Russell, minister of Canonby. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1793. - 6p.; 4to in 2s. -bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

RUSSELL, John, fl.1820 914.3 A tour in Germany and some of the southern provinces of the Austrian Empire in 1820, 1821, 1822 / by John Russell. - A new edition, with additions. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1828. - 2v.(viii,285p. : vi,288p.); 16cm. -(Constable's miscellany; vol.XXIX). FM 1668

RUSSELL, John, d.1894 929.2 The Haigs of Bemersyde : a family history / by John Russell. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1881. - xvi,496p.; 22cm. FM 3454

1.HAIG, Family

RUSSELL, T. W., fl.1889 330.941508 Disturbed Ireland : the plan of campaign estates / by T.W.Russell. - London : Truslove & Shirley, 1889. -152p., ill.; 19cm. FM 2847

RUSSEL, William, Lord 1639-1683. 821.5 The last speech and behaviour of William, late Lord Russel upon the scaffold in Lincoln-Inne-Fields, a little before his execution, on Saturday, July 21, 1683. -

Edinburgh: printed by David Lindsay, 1683. - 14p.; fol. -bound with: J., T. A pastoral in imitation of Virgil's first Eclogue. Edinburgh, 1730. FM722

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RUSSELL. Sir William Howard. 1820-1907 954.0317 My diary in India in the year 1858-9 / by William Howard Russell. - London : Routledge & Warne, 1860. -2v.(xvi,408p. : xii,420p.), 13 leaves of plates : ill., map; 20cm. FM 823

914.7 RUSSIA feu Moscovia itemque Tartaria commentario topo-

graphico atque politico illustratae. Lugduni Bata-vorum(Leiden): ex officina Elzevirana,l630. - [4], 345,[34],287,104,[6]p.; l6mo in 8s. FM1523

RUSSO-JEWISH COMMITTEE. 808.851 Russian atrocities , 1881. Supplementary statement issued / by the Russo- Jewish Committee. - London : Wertheimer, Lea & Co., 1882. - 35p.; 21cm. - bound with: Public dinner to directors of the Highland Railways, September 10, 1863. [s.l.], 1863. FM704

1.[272.9]

RUTHERFORD, Edward 346.008 Answers for Edward Rutherford, writer in Edinburgh, to the petition of Mr James Forrest writer to the Signet, offered by him to the company of merchants of the city of Edinburgh. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1782. - 12p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Couper, David. The petition

of the representatives of Mr David Couper of New Grange. [s.l.], 1752. FM3320

1. FORREST, James

RUTHERFORD, Rev. James 346.008 The petition of the Rev. Mr James Rutherford, minister of the gospel at Hownam, in the presbytery of Kelso. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1795, - 5p.;4to. - bound withs Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

944.48 SABAUDIAE respublica et historia. - Lugd.Batav. : ex officina Elzeviriana, 1634. - [16],313,[2]p.; l6mo in 8s, dedn, engraved title-page. FM 1516

SACHEVERELL, Henry. 1674-1724. 345.0231 The tryal of Dr. Henry Sacheverell, before the House of Peers for high crimes and misdemeanours upon an impeachment by the Knights, citizens and burgesses in Parliament assembled. - London: printed for Jacob Tonson,1710. - 327p.;4to in 2s. - bound with :Salisbury, Bishop of, and Oxford, Bishop of. Speeches. London,1710. FM3520

1.[350.993]

SACHEVERELL, William 942.89 An account of the Isle of Man : its inhabitants, language, soil, remarkable curiosities, the succession of its kings and bishops, down to the present time, by way of essay, with a voyage to I-Columb-kill / by William Sacheverell. To which is added a dissertation about the Mona of Caesar and Tacitus, and an account of the ancient druids, &c. / by Thomas Brown, address'd in a letter to his learned friend Mr.A.Sellars. - London : printed for J.Hartley, R.Gibson and Tho.Hodgson, 1702. - [l5],176p.; 8vo, advt, dedn.. FM 335 1. [934.117] 2.BROWN, Thomas, 1663-1704

SADLER, Sir Ralph, 1507-1587 942.05 The state papers and letters / of Sir Ralph Sadler; edited by Arthur Clifford. To which is added a memoir of the life of Sir Ralph Sadler with historical notes / by Walter Scott. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1809. -3V.([10],X1,463P. : [6],513P. : [6],435p.), 7 leaves of plates : facs, ports; 33cm. FM 522 1.CLIFFORD, Arthur, 1778-1830 2.SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832

944.033 The safety of France to Monsieur the Dauphin; or the

secret history of the French King, proving to his son that there is no other way to secure France from approaching ruin, but by deposing his father for a tyrant and destroyer of his people. - London: printed for Thomas Salusbury,1690. - l54p.;12mo.,advt. -Inscribed by George Paterson. FM1656.

SAGE, Donald, 1789-1869 922.541 Memorabilia domestica : or parish life in the north of Scotland / by the late Rev.Donald Sage; edited by his son [Donald Fraser Sage], - Wick : Rae, 1889. - xvi, 439p.; 23cm.

FM 2196

252.05241 AH SAIGHDEAR Criosduidh, no dleasnais iomchuidh gu

caithe-beatha diadhaidh, air a sparra' air an arm, o eisempleir chornelius : searmoin. - London : printed by B. McMillan, 1804. - [4],36p.; 23cm. FM 1397

ST.CLAIR, Rosalia, fl.1832 823.7 The doomed one : or they met at Glenlyon, a tale of the Highlands / by Rosalia St.Clair. - London : Newman, 1832. - 3v.([4],269p. : [4],275p. : [4],260p.); 19cm. FM 1898

820.05 THE ST.JAMES'S magazine. - Vol.1-21, 1861-68; New series vols 1-14, 1868-75; New series 1- ,1875- . - London : Kent. - 28v., ill.; 22cm. - Title changed to the St. James's Magazine and United Empire Review, from 2nd series, v.9. 1st series v.21 published by Houlston and Wright. 2nd series, v.1-6 published by the magazine, v. 7-14 published by Sampson Low, Marston, Low & Searle. 3rd series published by the magazine. Set lacks 1st series, V.14-20, 2nd series v.8, 3rd series after v. 1. FM 2417-2426 1.UNITED Empire Review.

ST.JOHN, Charles George William, 1809-1856 500.941 Short sketches of the wild sports and natural history of the Highlands : from the journals / of Charles St.John. - London : Murray, 1846. - vi,28lp.49. FM 1471,1471A,1471B & 1471C

SALA, George Augustus, 1828-1895 928.2 Charles Dickens / by George Augustus Sala. - London : Routledge, [187O?]. - x,5-144p.; 16cm. FM 1855

1.DICKENS, Charles, 1812-1870

500.941 SALE of books from Mr. W. H. Colquhoun's Library, within Hamilton's Saleroom on the evenings of 18th and 19th days of June 1857- - Inverness: [s.n.], 1857. - 16, 4p; 16cm. - bound with: Jolly, William. The scientific

materials of the north and our scientific work. Inverness, 1876. FM 716

1. C0LQUH0UN, W. H. 2. [018.3]

346.008 SALE of Culloden's unentailed estates. - Edinburgh: printed by Keggie, |_18-?]. - 4p.; 27cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muirtown, Esq. [s.l.], 1816. FM3232

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SALISBURY, Bishop of. 345.0231 The Bishop of Salisbury's and the Bishop of Oxford's speeches in the House of Lords on the first article of impeachment of Dr. Henry Sacheverell and also the Bishop of Lincoln's and the Bishop of Norwich's speeches at the opening of the second article of the said impeachment. - London:printed and sold by John Morphew,1710. - 11,12p.;fol. -Bound with: Sacheverell, Henry. The tryal of Dr. Henry Sacheverell before the House of Peers for high crimes and misdemeanours. London,1710. FM3520 1.OXFORD, Bishop. 2.[350. 993]

SALLUST 937.05 [Bellum Catilinarium] G.Crispi Sallustii bellum Catilinarium et Jugurthinum; cura Joannis Hunter. -Cupri Fifanorum : typis Roberti Tullis, 1812. - [4], 142p.; litem. - FML has 2 copies. One inscribed by William Fraser, Dochnalurg. FM 1545 & 1545A

SALMON, C. S., fl.1886 330.9171242 The crown colonies of Great Britain : an inquiry into their social condition and methods of administration / by C.S.Salmon. With a chapter on the black and brown landholder of Jamaica / by R.G.Haliburton. - London : Cassell, [1887?]. - 184p.; 18cm. FM 3190

1.HALIBURTON, R. G., fl.1876

SALMON, James, fl.1891 914.212 Ten years' growth of the city of London : report, Local Government and Taxation Committee of the Corporation, with the result of the day-census, 1891, as compiled and submitted to them / by James Salmon. - London : Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton & Kent, 1891. - 139p., map; 26cm. FM 2448

1.Title 2.LONDON. Local Government and Taxation Committee.

SALMON, Thomas, 1679-1767 929.72 A short view of the families of the Scottish nobility / by Mr.Salmon. - London : printed for W.Owen, 1759. -[3],iv-xviii,[2],237,[7]p.; 12mo. FM 736

SALTON, Alexander, Lord 254.05241 Copy of the reasons of protest and appeal taken and entered by, and in name of the Right Honourable Alex-ander, Lord Salton, the Honourable Alexander, Master of Salton, and several inhabitants of the parish of Pitsligo, -[s.l.:s.n.], [1744]. - fold 1 leaf; fol. - bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies [s.l.], [1744]. FM3321

1. SALTON, Alexander, Master of

SALTOUN, Alexander Fraser, Baron 929.2 The Frasers of Philorth / by Alexander Fraser of Philorth, seventeenth Lord Saltoun. - Edinburgh : [s.n.], 1879. - 3v. ([2],xviii,313p. : [2],iv,338p. : [2],vi,334p.),44 leaves of plates : ill., facs, ports; 26cm. FM 3396

1.FRASER, Family

SALTOUN, Alexander Fraser, Baron 923.241 Scraps : or scenes, tales, and anecdotes from memories of my earlier days / by Lord Saltoun. - London : Longmans & Green, 1883. - 2v.(viii,314p. : vi,291p.); 20cm. FM 2774

SALTOUN, Alexander Fraser, Baron 320.94107 Thoughts on the disqualification of the eldest sons of the peers of Scotland to elect, or to be elected from that country to Parliament, with an appendix / by Alexander Lord Saltoun. - London : printed for T.Cadell and J.Robson, 1788. - [4],l85p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. FM 730

5ALT0UN, Alexander Fraser, Baron 320.94107 Thoughts on the disqualification of the eldest sons of the peers of Scotland to sit from that country in Parliament, with observations on the civil polity of the kingdom / by Alexander Lord Saltoun. - The second edition. - London : printed by C.Macrae for T.Cadell, J.Debrett, and J.Robson, 1789. - [9],6-265p.; 8vo, dedn. FM 2858

SAND, George, 1804-1876 843.7 Consuelo / by George Sand. - London: Simms & M'Intyre, 1847. - 2v. in 1 (319,317p.); 17cm. FM 1785

SAND, George 1804-1876 823.8 The Countess of Rudolstsdt, being a sequel to 'Consuelo' / by George Sand. - London: Simms and M'Intyre,1851. -288p.;l6cm. - bound with: Oldfield, Harriot. The two friends or, life is earnest. London,1851. FM1786

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SAND, George 1804-1876 920.71 The haunted marsh / by George Sand. - London: Simms and M'Intyre, 1847. - 237-307p.; 16cm. - bound with: Lamartine, A. de. The wanderer and his home, being a continuation of 'Memoirs of my youth'. London,1851 FM1709

1.[843.7]

SAND, George 1804-1876 920.72 The miller of Angibault / by George Sand. - London: Simms and M'Intyre,1853. - 5-256p.;l6cm. - bound with: Maitland, Margaret. Margaret Maitland of Sunnyside by herself. London,[185-?]. FM1788

1.[843.7]

SANDERSON, Edgar, 1838-1907 909.0971242 The British Empire in the nineteenth century : its progress and expansion at home and abroad, comprising a description and history of the British colonies and dependencies / by Edgar Sanderson. - London : Blackie, 1897-98. - 6v., ill., maps; 26cm. FM 549

SANDWITH, Humphry, 1822-1881 956.101 A narrative of the siege of Kars and of the six months' resistance by the Turkish garrison under General Williams to the Russian Army, together with a narrative of travels and adventures in Armenia and Lazistan / by Humphry Sandwith. - A new edition, abridged. -London : Murray, 1856. - vi,210p.; 21cm. FM 472

SANSOME, Alfred Woodrow, fl.1890 923.241 Commemorative record of the Scottish national demonstration in honour of the right honourable Arthur James Balfour, M.P., Chief Secretary for Ireland : held in Edinburgh on the 4th and 5th Dec. 1889 / compiled by Alfred Woodrow Sansome. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, I89O. - l60p.; 21cm. FM 437

1.Title 2.BALFOUR, Arthur James, Earl of 3.[941.08]

877.01 The satires of Juvenal, Persius, Sulpicia and Lucilius;

literally translated into English prose with notes, chronological tables, arguments, &c. by the Rev. Lewis Evans. - London: Bohn,l857. - lx,5l2p.;18cm. - Contents includes Metrical version of Juvenal and Persius by the late William Gifford. FM1047

1.EVANS, Lewis.

914.21 A SATIRICAL view of London at the commencement of the nineteenth century / by an observer. - London : Kearsley, 1801 . - [ 4 ] , 2 5 5 p . ; 21cm. FM 2443

1.AN OBSERVER

SAULCY, F. de, f1.1850 915.694 Narrative of a journey round the Dead Sea and in the Bible lands : in 1850 and 1851, including an account of the discovery of the sites of Sodom and Gomorrah / by F. de Saulcy; edited by Count Edward de Warren. - New edition. - London : Bentley, 1854. - 2v.(xvi,560p. : viii,604p.); 23cm. FM 855

SAUNDERS, John. 1810-1895 914.209 169 3 Cabinet pictures of English life. Chaucer / by John Saunders. - London: Knight,1855. - 260p.;illus.;l6cm. -bound with:Thorne, James. Rambles by rivers. London, 1844 FM1795

1.[828.8]

SAVARY, fl.1777 916.2 Letters on Egypt : containing a parallel between the manners of its ancient and modern inhabitants, its commerce, agriculture, government and religion, with the descent of Louis IX at Damietta / translated from the French of M.Savary. - Second edition. - London : printed for G.G.J, and J.Robinson, 1787. - 2v. ([2],xii,467p. : [2],490,[14]p.); 8vo.

FM 2868

SAVILE, Sir George, Marquis of Halifax 828.3 Miscellanies / by George Saville, Marquis of Halifax. -Glasgow : printed by Robert Urie, 1751. - [4],344p.; 12mo in 6s. - Inscribed by Lady Gordon of Earlston. FM 2921

SAVINGS BANK OF GLASGOW 658.84 Savings Bank discussion. Statement by the Savings Bank of Glasgow. - Glasgow: Savings Bank, 1875. - 1 leaf; 33cm. - bound, with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. FM711

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SAXE, Maurice, Count de. 355.009 033 Reveries, or, memoirs concerning the art of war / by Maurice, Count de Saxe. - Edinburgh: printed by Sands, Donaldson, Murray and Cochran for Alexander Donaldson, 1759. - xvl,352p.; fold, maps and plans; 8vo in 4s. FM2947

941.16 SAYINGS and doings in the counties of Ross and Cromarty and district of Ferrintosh : or considerations by Peter Patch & Co., cottars, tenants and heritors in the counties of Ross and Cromarty, on the substance of a printed and published speech delivered in a meeting of these counties, held at Tain, 29th April last, to consider the draught of a Road Bill prepared by a committee appointed at Dingwall on 30th October, 1823, by Roderick M'Leod, Esq. Junior of Cadboll, advocate. -Inverness : printed at the Journal Office, 1824. - 55p.; 22cm. FM 306 1.PATCH, Peter

273.9 SAYINGS and doings of the Free Church orators, or, an address to Orkneymen, by one of tehmselves. - Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, 1845. - 16p.; 21cm. - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

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SCARLETT, Peter Campbell, 1804-1881 923.242 A memoir of the Right Honourable James, first Lord Abinger : including a fragment of his autobiography and selections from his correspondance and speeches / by Peter Campbell Scarlett. - London : Murray, 1877. -x,403p., 1 loose folding leaf : genealogical table; 23cm. FM 2604

1.SCARLETT, James, Baron Abinger

S823.6 SCENES and sketches in legal life / by a member of the College of Justice. - London : Nimmo, 1876. - vi,322p.; 20cm. FM 2636

1.A MEMBER of the College of Justice.

346.008 SCHEME concerted by several noblemen and gentlemen of Scotland, with the shopkeepers in Edinburgh, for promoting the woollen manufacture, especially broad cloth made of Scots wool. - [s.l.:s.n.], [1746]. -4p.; fol. - Pages folded. - bound with: Leith, Walter. The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen. [s.l.], 1748. FM3322

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346.008 A SCHEME for providing an annuity to ministers' widows, and a stock to their children; humbly offered to the consideration of the ministers of the established Church of Scotland, by a committee of the commission of the late General Assembly, appointed to draw up the same, and transmit it to several presbyteries. -Edinburgh: printed by R. Fleming and A. Alison, 1743. -26p.;4to in 2s. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of Mr. James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso [s.l.], 1737. FM1809

1. CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, General Assembly 2. [331.2041251]

285.241 SCHEME of disestablishment and disendowment of the State -Church of Scotland. - Edinburgh: Scottish Council of the Society for the Liberation of religion from state-patronage and control, 1881. - l5p.; 21cm. - bound with: The Establsihed and the Free: in what do they differ? Glasgow, 1874

FM705

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SCHETKY, S. F. L., fl.1877 927.5 Ninety years of work and play : sketches from the public and private career of John Christian Schetky / by his daughter [S.F.L.S.] - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1877. - xiv,285p.; 20cm. FM 2814

1.SCHETKY, John Christian, 1778-1874

SCHEVELIUS, Cornelius. 483 Lexicon manuale graeco - latinum et latino - graecum. -16th ed. - Londini: ex officina M. Brown,1796. - viii, [672], 176p.; 8vo in 4s. - Inscribed by Phineas Mcintosh. FM1614

SCHILLER, Johann Christoph Friedrich von, 1759-1805. 831.6 [Poems. English] The poems and ballads / of Schiller; translated by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, with a brief sketch of the author's life. - Leipzig : Tauchnitz, 1844. - [2] ,civ,284p.; 16cm. FM 3131

1.LYTTON, Edward Bulwer, Baron Lytton

SCHIMMER, Karl August 918 The sieges of Vienna by the Turks / from the German of Karl August Schimmer, and other sources. - London : Murray, 1847. - iv,172p.; 19cm. - Bound with : Head, Sir F.B. Rapid notes. London, 1846. FM 809

1.[ 943.603]

SCHLESINGER, Max, fl.1853 914.21 Saunterings in and about London / by Max Schlesinger; the English edition by Otto Wenckstern. - London : Cooke, 1853. - xii,290p., 8 leaves of plates : ill.; 20cm. FM 2441

SCHOOCKIUS, Martinus. 914.952 Respublicae Achaeorum et Venietium juxta sua fata in usum praesentis seculi deliniate a Martino Schoockio. -Rhenum: ex officina Gilberti Zylii,1564. - [16], 224p.; l6mo in 8s.

FM1540

SCHOTANTUS, Bernardus 340.54 [Examen juridicum] Bernardi Schotani examen juridicum : quo fundamenta jurisprudentiae secundum seriem digestorum, subjectis suis locis titulis codicis, explicantur; recognitum & altera fere parte locupletatum. - Amstelodami : apud Joannem Janssonium, 1646. - [22],1032,[32]p.; 12mo, dedn. FM 1522

273.8 THE SCOTCH Presbyterian eloquence; or the foolishness of

their teaching discovered from their books, sermons, and prayers and some remarks on Mr. Rule's late vindication of the church. - 4th ed. - London: printed for M. Smith,1719. - [14], l67p. ;8vo. ,dedn. FM1992.

SCOT, A. fl. 1842. 848.7 Noveau recueil; ou melange litteraire, historique, dramatique et poetique, a 1'usage des ecoles et des amateurs de la langue Francais / by A. Scot; edited by H. Cornillon. - 3rd ed., revised and corrected. -Edinburgh: Bell and Bradfute, 1842. - vii,436p.; 18cm. FM1862

1. CORNILLON, H.

A SCOTCH JUSTICE. 367.9421 An address to the British public, being a solemn warn-ing to the opponents of the Maynooth grant / by a Scotch Justice. - Edinburgh: J. Goldie & Co., 1845. _

15p.; 21cm. - bound with: Highland Society of London. Rules of the Highland Society of London, London,1787.

FM1032

1.[825.8]

052 THE SCOTCH MERCURY communicating the affairs of Scotland and the northern parts. - no. 1. - [s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 8p.; 22cm. - reprinted from 1643 edition. - bound with: The Commonwealth Mercury, Sept. 2 to Sept. 9, 1658, [s.l.], [18-?]. FM723

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821.7 THE SCOTIAD : or wise men of the north!!!, a serio-comic and satiric poem in three cantos / by Macro. - London : printed for J.J.Stockdale, 1809. - [5],6-62p.; 20cm, advt. FM 3105

1.MACRO

S821.3 SCOTISH elegiac verses, 1629-1729 : with notes and an appendix of illustrative papers / [edited by J.M.]. -Edinburgh : Stevenson, 1842. - xlviii,297p.; 23cm. FM 3137

1.J.M. 2.M., J.

S821.2 SCOTISH poems of the sixteenth century. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1801. - 2v.; 19cm. - FML set lacks v.2. FM 3175

SCOTLAND. Burgh Commission Office 352.008 Corrected heads of enquiry in relation to the state and condition of the several cities, Burghs and towns of Scotland. - Edinburgh: Burgh Commission Office, 1833. -4p.; 31cm. - FM has 2 copies. - bound with: Inverness

Burgh. Memorial for the late magistrates and town council, [s.l.], 1819. FM770

1. [352]

SCOTLAND. Court of Session 018.4 Acts of sederunt as to records in Sheriff-courts. -Edinburgh:[s.n.], 1851. - 10p.; 22cm. - bound with: Blackwood, William and Sons. Acts of Parliament printed by authority. Edinburgh, 1850. FM871

1. [347.941]

SCOTLAND. Parliament. 328.41 The lawes and actes of Parliament, maid be King James the First, and his successors Kinges of Scotland; visied, collected and extracted furth of the register. - Edinburgh : imprented be Robert Waldegrave, 1597. -[3],162,178,[99] leaves; fol. in 6s, dedn. - Includes : Ane chronologie of all the kings of Scotland, and, John Skene's De verborum significatione. FML has 2 copies Fin 1808 & 1808A

1.Title 2.SKENE, Sir John, Lord Curriehill

SCOTLAND. Parliament. 238.524 A proclamation oblidging heritors and masters for their tenants and servants. - Edinburgh: printed by Andrew Anderson, 1674. - s.sh. - bound with: The confession of faith of the Kirk of Scotland, [s.l.], 1638. FM2010

1. [328.4104]

SCOTLAND. Parliament. Committee of Estates. 941.06 A declaration of the Committee of Estates of the Parliament of Scotland in vindication of their proceed-ings from the aspersions of a scandalous pamphlet, published by that excommunicate traytor, James Grahame, together with a declaration and warning unto all the members of this kirk and kingdom by the Commission of the General Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland. - Edin-burgh:printed by Evan Tyler, 1650. - 22,7p.; 4to. FM2566

1.CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. General Assembly.

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 Decisions of the Court of Session : for the years 1772, 1773, and 1774 / collected by William Wallace; by appointment of the Faculty of Advocates. - Edinburgh : printed for John Balfour, 1784. - [2] ,391 ,[5]p.; fol. FM 2911

1.WALLACE, William, fl.1784

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 Decisions of the Court of Session : from January 1778 [to August 1781] / collected by George Ogilvie; by appointment of the Faculty of Advocates. - Edinburgh : printed for John Balfour, 1779-83. - 2v. in 1 ([4],234, [4],l67p.); fol. - Part II collected by Alexander Law, William Steuart, John Dickson & Robert Craigie, and printed for John Bell. FM 2912

1.OGILVIE, George, d.1779

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 Decisions of the Court of Session : from November 1760 to November 1764 / collected by Patrick Murray [et al.]; by appointment of the Faculty of Advocates. To which are added decisions of the Court of Session in most important cases : from June 1716 to January 1717 / observed by Alexander Bruce. - Edinburgh : printed for John Balfour, 1772. - [2],357,[5],72,[13]p.; fol. FM 2908 1.MURRAY, Patrick, f1.1772 2.BRUCE, Alexander

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 Decisions of the Court of Session : from November 1765 to December 1769 / collected by John Monro [et al.]; by appointment of the Faculty of Advocates. - Edinburgh : printed for John Balfour, 1777. - [3]iv-viii,392,[14]p.; fol. FM 2910

1.MONRO, John, f1.1777

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 Decisions of the Court of Session : from November 1781 to August 1782 [ie 1787] / collected by Alexander Law, William Steuart and Robert Craigie; by appointment of the Faculty of Advocates. - Edinburgh : printed for John Bell, 1783-88. - 6v. in 1 ([2],101,[6],104-187,[6], 190-273,[6],276-357,[8],360-450,[3],452-538,18,[26]p.); fol. FM 2913 1.LAW, Alexander, fl.1783

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 Decisions of the Court of Session : from November 1787 to July 1792 / collected by William Steuart and Robert Craigie; by appointment of the Facility of Advocates. -Edinburgh : printed for Bell & Bradfute, 1795. - [2], 466,50,8,[15]p.; fol.

FM 2914

1.STEUART, William, f1.1795 2.CRAIGIE, Robert, f1.1795

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 Decisions of the Court of Session : from the beginning of February 1752 to the end of the year 1756 / collected by Thomas Miller [et al.]; by appointment of the Faculty of Advocates. - Edinburgh : printed for Gavin Hamilton and John Balfour, 1760. - [4],349p.; fol. FM 2906

1.MILLER, Thomas, fl.1760

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 Decisions of the Court of Session : from the end of the year 1756 to the end of the year 1760 / collected by Mr.John Campbell junior [et al.]; by appointment of the Faculty of Advocates. - Edinburgh : printed by W.Sands, A.Murray and J.Cochran, sold by A.Kincaid & J.Bell, 1765. - [3],iv-x,520p.; fol. FM 2907

1.CAMPBELL, John, f1.1765

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 Decisions of the Court of Session : from the month of November 1735 [to July 1744], - Edinburgh : printed by G.Hamilton & J.Balfour, 175?. - [4],460p.; fol. FM 2905

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 Decisions of the Court of Session : from 12th November 1829 to 12th November 1830 / collected by F.Somerville, J.Tawse, J.Craigie and Ad.Urquhart; by appointment of the Faculty of Advocates. - Edinburgh : John Anderson, 1830. - 4,870,30p.; 24cm. FM 1817

1.SOMERVILLE, F

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 Decisions of the Court of Session : from 12th November 1830 to 12th July 1831 / collected by F.Somerville, J.Tawse, J.Craigie and Ad.Urquhart; by appointment of the Faculty of Advocates. - Edinburgh : John Anderson, 1831. - [12],662p.; 25cm. FM 3323

1.SOMERVILLE, F

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 The decisions of the Lords of Council and Session : from June 6th 1678 to July 30th 1712 / collected by the Honourable Sir John Lauder of Fountainhall; published from the original manuscript in the Library of the Faculty of Advocates at their desire. - Edinburgh : printed for G.Hamilton and J.Balfour, 1759-61. - 2v. ([2],830p. : [2],790p.); fol. - Contains bookstamp of Patrick Campbell, Writer in Greenock. FM 2903

1.Title 2.LAUDER, Sir John, Lord Fountainhall

SCOTLAND, Court of Session. 347.941 The decisions of the Lords of Council and Session in most cases of importance, debated and brought before teem from December 1665 to June 1677, observed/by Sir John Nisbet. - Edinburgh: printed and sold by George Mosman, 1698. - 226, [17] p.; fol. - bound with: Scotland, Court of Session. Some doubts and questions in the law. Edin-burgh, 1698. FM3214

1. NISBET, Sir John 2. [347.941]

SCOTLAND, Court of Session. 347.941 The decisions of the Lords of Council and Session, in most cases of importance for the months of November and December, 1714 and January, February, June and July 1715 obsrved/by Alexander Bruce. - Edinburgh: printed by John Moncur for Mr. James M'Euen, 1720. - 178, 14p.; fol. -bound with: Scotland. Court of Session,from 1716—1728. Edinburgh, 1728. FM3213

1. BRUCE, Alexander. 2. [347.941]

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 328.4204 A discourse on the rise , impact and usefulness of the Acts of Parliament 1579 and 1592, anent the admission of the Ordinary Lords of Session with an account of the trial founded on them, presently depending before the Court of Session. - Edinburgh:[n.pub.],1723. - 43p.; 8vo. FM3567

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.00262 Old prints of legal proceedings : ranging from 1731 to 1826 / collected by Charles Fraser-Nackintosh of Drummond. - [s.l.] : [s.n.], [1731-1826]. - [556]p.; fol. - Contains papers for 24 miscellaneous cases with a manuscript title-page, dated 1876. FM 3236

1.Title 2.FRASER-MACKINTOSH, Charles, 1828-1901

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.00262 Old prints of legal proceedings : ranging from 1809 to 1832 / collected by Charles Fraser-hackintosh of Drummond. - [s.l.] : [s.n.], [1809-1832. - [649]p.; fol. - Contains papers for 20 miscellaneous cases with a manuscript title-page, dated 1876.

FM3238

1.Title 2.FRASER-MACKINTOSH, Charles, 1828-1901

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.00262 Old prints of legal proceedings : ranging from 1814 to 1828 / collected by Charles Fraser-Kackintosh of Drummond. - [s.l.] : [s.n.], [1814-1828]. - [576]p.; fol. - Contains papers for 19 miscellaneous cases with a manuscript title-page, dated 1876.

FM3237

1.Title 2.FRaSER-NACKINTOSH, Charles, 1828-1901

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 347.941 Remarkable decisions of the Court of Session from 1716 to 1728. - Edinburgh: printed by Tho. Ruddiman, 1728. -iv, 287, xxp.; fol. - bound with: Bruce, Alexander. The decisions of the Lords of Council and Session, Edinburgh, 1720. FM3213

1. [347.941]

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 Remarkable decisions of the Court of Session : from the year 1730 to the year 1752. - Edinburgh : printed for A.Kincaid and J.Bell, 1766. - [5] ,vi-viii,284,[9]p.; fol. - FML has 2 copies. FM2904 & 2904A

1.Title

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002642 Reports of certain remarkable cases in the Court of Session and t r ia l s in the High Court of Justiciary / by-William Buchanan. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1813. -

[8] ,472,133p.; 21cm. - FML has 2 copies. FM 3290 & 3508

1.Tit le 2.BUCHANAN, William, 1781-1863

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.002643 Select decisions of the Court of Session : from the year 1752 to the year 1768 / collected by a member of the court. - Edinburgh : printed by Ne i l l f o r John Bel l , 1780. - [ 3 ] , i v - x v i i i , 25 lp . ; f o l . FM 2909

1.Tit le 2.A MEMBER of the Court.

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.00262 [Session papers]. - Edinburgh : [ s . n . ] . - 15v.; 27cm. -T i t l e from spine. Volumes cover period 1749-1819. FM 1814

1.SESSION papers.

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.00262 Session papers : 1832-39. - [ s . l . ] : [various printers] , [1832-39]. - 2v.; 29cm. - No t i t le-page, t i t l e from spine. FM 3242

1.Tit le

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 347.941 Some doubts and questions with the law, especially of Scotland, and also, some decisions of the Lords of Coun-cil and Session, collected and observed/by Sir John Nisbet. - Edinburgh: printed and sold by George Mosman, 1698. - [10], Court of Session. The decisions of the Lords of Councils and Session from Dec. 1665 to June 1677. Edinburgh, 1698. FM3214

1. NISBET, Sir John 2. [347.941]

SCOTLAND. General Register House. 351.81 Annual reports of the Deputy Clerk Register of Scot-land, 1812-1821, 1841, 1846. - [Edinburgh]:[Register House], 1812-1846. - 1v.(various pagings); 35cm. FM3208

SCOTLAND. Court of Session. 346.00262 Session papers : 1840-44. - [s.l.] : [various printers], [1840-44]. - 2v.; 29cm. - No title-page, title from spine. FK 3243

1.Title

SCOTLAND. Laws and statutes. 328.378 The acts of The Scottish Parliament that were cancelled in the printed copies bearing the date of November 28, 1566, now reprinted from the perfect copy that bears the date of October 12, 1566. - [s.l.:s.n.],[18-?]. -7 leaves, 33cm. FM867

320.01 SLAVE trade. - [London?], [1792?]. - [1],iv-xvi,118p.; 8vo in 4s. - Title-page missing. Title from p.1. Contains account of the passing of the act to abolish slavery, 2nd April, 1792. FM 131A

1. [380.144] 2. [942.073]

SCOTLAND. Parliaments. 328.41 The acts of the Parliaments of Scotland. - [London?] : [Stationary Office], 1814-75. - 12v. in 13; 46cm. -Vol.1, 1844; v.2, 1814; v.3, 1814; v.4, 1816; v.5, 1870; v.6/1, 1870; v. 6/2, 1872; v.7, 1820; v.8, 1820; v.9, 1822; v.10, 1823,; v.11, 1824; v. 12, 1875. Covers period from 1124 to 1707. FM1096

1.Title

SCOTLAND. Parliament. Lords Auditors. 328.41 The acts of the Lords Auditors of causes & complaints : 1466 - 1494. - [s.l.] : printed by command of His Majesty King George III, 1839. - [4] ,iv,12,206,86p.; 47cm. - Edited by Thomas Thomson.

FM 1099

1.Title 2.THOMSON, Thomas, 1768-1852

SCOTLAND. Parliament. 328.41 The Parliamentary records of Scotland in the General Register House, Edinburgh. - [Edinburgh?] : [s.n.], 1804. - [6],826p.; 46cm. - Vol.1 only published. Covers period 1240-1571. FM 1098

1.Title

SCOTLAND. Parliament. Lords of Council. 328.41 The acts of the Lords of Council in civil causes : 1478 - 1495. - [s.l.] : printed by command of His Majesty King George III, 1839. - [6],430,60,33p.; 47cm. - Edited by Thomas Thomson. FM 1100

1.Title 2.THOMSON, Thomas, 1768-1852

SCOTLAND. Parochial Boards. 371.92 Government grant for pauper lunatics- statement and memorial to government. - [S.l.:s.n.], 1874. -5p.; 31cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. PAROCHIAL BOARDS. 2. [362.2]

Top Stack

SCOTLAND. Privy Council. 328.4104 The register of the Privy Council of Scotland; edited and abridged by John Hill Burton. - Edinburgh : H.M.General Register House, 1877-80. - 3v.; 28cm. -Vol.1 ; 1545-69; v.2 : 1569-78; v.3 : 1578-85. Vol.3 edited by David Masson. FM 681 I.Title 2.BURTON, John Hill, 1809-1881 3.MASSON, David, 1822-1907

826.8 SCOTLAND and her calumniators: her past, her present and

her future /by the author of the History of Alexander John and Patrick. - Glasgow: Brown and Miller, 1858. -76p.; 21cm. - bound with: A North Briton. Letters from A North Briton to Lord Palmerston. Glasgow, [185-?]. FM241 1.THE HISTORY OP ALEXANDER, JOHN AND PATRICK, author of. 2. [ 941]

914.1 SCOTLAND delineated : or a geographical description of

every shire in Scotland, including the Northern and Western, with some account of the cur ios i t i es , antiquit ies and present state of the country; f o r the use of young persons. - Edinburgh : printed f o r James Ne i l l , 1791. - [4 ] ,389, [11 ]p . , map; 8vo.

FM 325

914.1 SCOTLAND sixty years ago : a series of thirty-two

copperplate etchings of the chief towns in Scotland and their surroundings. - Paisley : Alexander Gardner, 1882. - [4]p., 32 leaves of plates : i l l . ; 70cm. - Original drawings by I .Clark. Plates dated 1823—25, f i r s t published by Smith & Elder, London. Copy no.4 of 150.

FM 898

1.CLARK, I

923.2415 SCOTLAND'S welcome to Mr.Parnell : a souvenir of his

f i r s t po l i t i ca l v i s i t to Scotland. - Edinburgh : Grant, [1889?]. - 144P.; 18cm. FM 2853

1.PARNELL, Charles Stewart, 1846-1891

SCOTS CHARITABLE SOCIETY OF BOSTON 367.9744 The constitution and bye laws of the Scots Charitable Society of Boston , ( ins t i tuted l657),with a l i s t of members and o f f i c e r s , and many interesting extracts f rom the original records of the Society, -[new ed i t ion ] . -Cambridge, Mass.: Wilson,1878. -l57p.;19cm. FM341.

929.72 THE SCOTS compendium : or pocket peerage of Scotland, including the dormant, attainted, & extinct titles, with their descent, marriage, issue &c., &c. -Edinburgh : MacRedie, Brown & Hunter, 1826. - 2v.(viii, 7-331p. : [2] ,410p.), 77 leaves of plates : coats of arms; 15cm. - Inscribed by Alexander Peterkin. FM 737

052 THE SCOTS Courant: containing occurrences both at home

and abroad. - No. 1 - ?; [17-?]. - Edinburgh: printed for the author. - FM has : no. 1565,21 Nov.1715; no. 1620,2 April,1716; (bound together). FM962

320.94207 SCOTSKIRK HOUSE and the people who lived in it. A history showing how a fault in a chimney became the cause of feuds in the family. - 2nd ed. - Glasgow: Maclehose, 1882. - 48p.; 18cm. - bound with: The conduct of His Grace the D-ke of Ar—le for the four last years, revie-w'd together with His Grace's speech, April 15th, 1740. London,1740. FM719

1.[S823.8]

941.005 SCOTS lore. - Vol.1-?; 1895-? - Glasgow : Hodge. -23cm. - Monthly. FML has : Vol.1, no.1-6 (in 1v.). FM 253

052 THE SCOTS magazine. - Vol.1- ; 1739- . - Edinburgh : printed by A.Murray and J.Cochran. - 8vo in 4s. - FML has : v.32, 1770; v.61 , 1799; v.64, 1802; v.76, 1814. Vol.61 printed by Alex Chapman for James Watson, vol.64 & 76 printed for A.Constable. FM 3546-3549

052 THE SCOTS pictorial. - Vol.1-?; 1897-? - Glasgow : Scots Pictorial Office. - Ill.; 31cm. - FML has vol.1 only.

FM 2788

SCOTT, Alexander 346.008 The petition of Mr Alexander Scott of Fala. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1797. - 5p.; 4to. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2160(iii)

SCOTT, Ebenezer Erskine, fl.1895 929.2 The Erskine-Halcro genealogy : the ancestors and descendants of Henry Erskine, minister of Chirnside, his wife, Margaret Halcro of Orkney, and their sons, Ebenezer and Ralph Erskine / by Enebezer Erskine Scott. -New edition, enlarged. - Edinburgh : Johnston, 1895. -xviii,66p.; 23cm. FM 3451

1.ERSKINE, Family 2.HALCRO, Family

SCOTT, Hercules. 346.008 Information for Hercules Scott of Brotherton, defender; against Robert Ramsay, merchant in Edinburgh, Thomas Fullarton of Galray, John Fullarton of Cowie, his son, and John Turnbull of Strickathrow, pursuers. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1743. - 23p.;4to. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso ...[s.l.], 1713. FM1809

1. RAMSAY, Robert. 2. FULLARTON, Thomas. 3. FULLARTON, John 4. Turnbull, John.

SCOTT, Hew. 1791 - 1872. 821.5

[Propectus for] Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae/by Hew Scott. - Edinburgh: Paterson, 1866. - [6p.]; 26cm. - bound with: J., T. A pastoral in imitation of Virgil's first Eclogue. Edinburgh, 1730. FM722

1. [253]

SCOTT, James 018.4 A manual of the periods of time established by statute and usage in the law of Scotland, arranged in a tabular form/by James Scott. - 2nd ed. - Edinburgh: Bell and Bradfute, 1838. - 66p.; 22cm. - bound with: Blackwood, William and Sons. Acts of Parliament printed by author-ity. Edinburgh, 1850. FM871

1. [348.028]

SCOTT, James 346.008 Minute for James Scott, merchant in Glasgow, in petition and complaint at his instance, against Lord Archibald Hamilton. - Edinburgh: printed by J. Hay, 1819. - 5p.; 25cm. - Includes appendix of Crown charters. - bound with: Gordon, John. The petition and complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinburgh, 1817 -FM1812

1. HAMILTON, Archibald

SCOTT, James 346.008 The petition of James Scott, Esq. merchant in Glasgow. - Edinburgh: printed by J.Hay, 1819. - 34p.; 25cm. - bound with: Gordon, John. The petition and complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinburgh, 1817. FM1812

SCOTT, James 346.008 Replies for James Scott, Esq. merchant in Glasgow; to the answers for Lord Archibald Hamilton. -Edinbrugh: printed by J.Hay, 1819. - 9p.; 25cm. -bound with: Gordon, John. The petition and complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinburgh, 1817-FM1812

1. HAMILTON,Archibald

SCOTT, Sir John 346.008 Memorial for Sir John Scott of Ancrum, Baronet, patron and titular of the parish of Ancrum; Sir George Douglas of Springwood Park, Baronet; and the other heritors of the ancient parish of Longnewton, now annexed to the parish of Ancrum; against the Reverend Mr Thomas Campbell, minister of the united parishes of Ancrum and Longnewton. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - 10p.; 28cm. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

1. DOUGLAS, Sir George 2. CAMPBELL, Rev. Thomas

SCOTT, John 346.008 The petition of John Scott of Logie, and other heritors of the parish of Blairgowrie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 2p.; 4to. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

SCOTT, John 346.008 The petition of John Scott, Esq. of Logie, and others, heritors of the parish of Blairgowrie. -[s.l.;s.n.], 1797. - 9p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

SCOTT, Rev. John 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr John Scott, late minister of Auchtertoul, now minister of Dalgety. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 4p.; 4to. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797-FM2l60(iii)

SCOTT, Michael, 1789-1835 S823.5 Tom Cringle's log / by Michael Scott. - A new edition. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1845. - viii,542p.; 17cm. FM 1783

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 The abbot / by the author of "Waverley". - Edinburgh : for A.Constable and J.Ballantyne, 1820. - 3v.([2],iv, 348p. : [2],351p. : [2],367p.); 19cm. - "Being the sequel of The Monastery" (p.3). FM 1144

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Anne of Geierstein : or the maiden of the mist / by the author of "Waverley", &c. - Edinburgh : Cadell, 1829. -3v.([2],336p. : [2],381P. : [2],346p.); 19cm. FM 1145

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S 823.5 The antiquary / by the author of "Waverley" and "Guy Mannering". - Edinburgh ; Constable, 1816. - 3v. ( v i i i , 336p. : [2],348p. : [2],372p.); 18cm. FM 1146

SCOTT, Sir-Walter, 1771-1832 S821.5 The bridal of Triermain : or the vale of St.John. -Edinburgh : Ballantyne, 1813. - xviii,233p.; 18cm. FM 3025

1.Title

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Chronicles of the Canongate / by the author of "Waverley", &c. - Edinburgh : Cadell, 1827. - 2v. ( [ 2 ] , xxviii,35lp. : [2]t374p.); 19cm. - Contents : The surgeon's daughter. FM 1163

• SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Chronicles of the Canongate : second series / by the author of "Waverley", &c. - Edinburgh : Cadell, 1828. - 3v. (2],336p. : [2],336p. : [2],348p.); 19cm. -Contents : The fair maid of Perth. 2 copies in FML. FM 1151 & 1209

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 [Chronicles of the Canongate] The Waverley novels, vol. XLI : The Highland widow, the two drovers, etc. / by Sir Walter Scott. - Edinburgh : Black, 1860. - viii, 456p., ill.; 18cm.

FM 1176

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S822.5 The doom of Devorgoil, a melo-drama [andJ Auchindrane, or the Ayrshire tragedy / by Sir Walter Scott. -Edinburgh : Cadell, 1830. - 337p.; 24cm. FM 1213

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S826.5 Familiar letters / of Sir Walter Scott. - Edinburgh : Douglas, 1894. - 2v.(xxii,445p. : xviii,435p.); 23cm. FM 1211

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S821.5 The field of Waterloo : a poem / by Walter Scott. -Edinburgh : Constable, 1815- - 56p.; 22cm. - Inscribed by G.W.A.Ross. FM 1200

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 The fortunes of Nigel / by the author of "Waverley", "Kenilworth", &c. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1822. - 3v. (2],xlviii,313p. : [2],334p. : [2],349p.); 19cm. FM 1152

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S822.5 Halidon Hill : a dramatic sketch from Scottish history / by Sir Walter Scott, - Edinburgh : Constable, 1822. - 109p.; 19cm. FM 1195

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S821.5 Harold the Dauntless : a poem in six cantos / by the author of "The Bridal of Triermain". - Edinburgh : Constable, 1817. - [2],200p.; 16cm. FM 3182

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Introductions, and notes and illustrations to the novels, tales, and romances / of the author of Waverley. -Edinburgh : Cadell, 1833. - 3v.([5],4-474p. 5 [5].4-450p. : [7],6-449p.); 18cm - 2 copies in FML.

FM 1191

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Ivanhoe : a romance / by "the author of Waverley", &c. -Edinburgh : Constable, 1820. - 3v.([4],xxxiv,298p. : [2], 327p. : [2],371p.); 19cm. FM 1154

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 928.21 The journal / of Sir Walter Scott; from the original manuscript at Abbotsford. - Edinburgh : Douglas, 1890. -2v.(x,4l6p. : [4].517P.); 23cm. FM 1210

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Kenilworth : a romance / by the author of "Waverley", "Ivanhoe", &c. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1821. - 3v.([2], 320p. : [2],339P. : [2],348p.); 18cm. FM 1156

SCOTT, Sir Walter. 1771-1832 S821.5 The lady of the lake : a poem / by Walter Scott. -Edinburgh : Ballantyne, 1810. - [10],290,cxxix p.; 27cm. FM 1216

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S821.5 The lay of the last minstrel. - Edinburgh : printed by James Ballantyne, [bet.1805-1812]. - 332p.; 22cm. -Inscribed by Nathaniel Howard, 1812. FML copy lacks title-page. FM 1208 A

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S821.5 The lay of the last minstrel : a poem, the eighth edition, with ballads and lyrical pieces / by Walter Scott. - London : Longman, Hurst, Rees & Orme, 1810. -344,cxcvi p.; 28cm. - Bound with : the author 's The vision of Don Roderick. Edinburgh, 1811. FM 1208

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 133.4 Letters on demonology and witchcraft : addressed to J.G.Lockhart / by Sir Walter Scott. - Second edition. -London : Murray, 1831. - x,396p.; 16cm. FM 1197

I SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 923.144 The life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Emperor of the French : with a preliminary view of the French Revolution / by the author of "Waverley", &c. - Edinburgh : Cadell, 1827. - 9v.; 19cm. - 2 copies in FML. FM 2607 is the second edition, also 1827• FK 2606 & 2607

1. NAPOLEON

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S821.5 The Lord of the Isles : a poem / by Walter Scott. -Edinburgh : Constable, 1815. - [6],276,clxv p.; 28cm. Inscribed by Thos.J.Wise. FM 1214

SCOTT, Sir-Walter, 1771-1832 S821.5 Marmion : a tale of Flodden Field / by Walter Scott. -Edinburgh : Constable, 1808. - [8],378,cxxvi p.; 28cm. FM 1217

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 942.063 Military memoirs of the Great Civil War : being the military memoirs of John Gwynne, and an account of the Earl of Glencairn's expedition as General of His Majesty's forces in the Highlands of Scotland in the years 1653 & 1654, by a person who was eye and ear witness to every transaction; with an appendix. -Edinburgh : printed for A.Constable; London : printed for Hurst & Robinson, 1822. - xiv,263p.; 29cm. -Introduction dated Abbotsford, 1821. FM 154 1.Title 2.GWYNNE, John, fl.1660 3.A PERSON WHO WAS EYE & EAR WITNESS

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S821.04 Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border : consisting of historical and romantic ballads collected in the southern counties of Scotland, with a few of modern date founded upon local tradition / [edited by Walter Scott], - Kelso : Ballantyne, 1802. - 2v.([6],cxxxviii, 258p. ; [4],392p.); 23cm. - Editor from Introduction. FM 1206

1.Title

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S821.04 Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border : consisting of historical and romantic ballads collected in the southern counties of Scotland, with a few of modern date founded upon local tradition / [edited by Walter Scott], - Second edition. - Edinburgh s Ballantyne, 1803. - 3v.([l0],clxviii,291p. : [8],426p. : [10], 420p,); 22cm. - Editor from Introduction. Inscribed by

John McGillivray, 1805. FM 1205

1.Title

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 The monastery : a romance / by the author of "Waverley". - Edinburgh : Constable and Ballantyne, 1820. - 3v.([2], 331P. : [2],333P. : [2]f35lp.); 19cm. FM 1157

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 [Novels] The Waverley novels / by Sir Walter Scott. -Edinburgh : Adam & Charles Black, 1859-60. - 48v., ill.; 18cm. - Lacks V.14-15 (Bride of Lammermoor), 41 (Highland widow, &c.) & 42 (Fair maid of Perth, v.1). FM 1167-1175 & 1177-1190

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Paul's letters to his kinsfolk. - Second edition. -Edinburgh : Constable, 1816. - [5] ,2-468p.; 22cm. -2 copies in FML, one lacking half-title. FM 2 & 2A 1.Title

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Peveril of the Peak / by the author of "Waverley, Kenilworth", &c. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1822. - 4V.; 19cm. FM 1158

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 The pirate / by the author of "Waverley, Kenilworth", &c. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1822. - 3v.([2],viii, 322p. : [2],332p. : [2],346p.): 19cm. FM 1159

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S821.5 Poems The poetical works / of Sir Walter Scott; edited by J.G.Lockhart. - Edinburgh : Cadell, 1833-34. - 12v., ill.; 17cm. - Illustrated by engravings of the works of J.M.W.Turner. FM 1199

• SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Quentin Durward / by the author of "Waverley, Peveril of the Peak", &c. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1823. - 3v. ([2], lxiv,273p. : [2],331p. : [2],360p.); 19cm. FM 1155

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Redgauntlet : a tale of the eighteenth century / by the author of "Waverley". - Edinburgh : Constable, 1824. -3v.([2],319p. : [2],328p. : [2],331p.); 19cm. FM. 1160

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Rob Roy / by the author of "Waverley", "Guy Mannering", and "The antiquary". - Edinburgh : Constable, 1818. -3v.(viii,321p. : [2],324p. : [2],348p.); 18cm. FM 1161

SCOTT, Sir- Walter. 1771-1832 S821.5 Rokeby : a poem / by Walter Scott. - Edinburgh : Ballantyne, 1813. - [10],330,cxvi p.; 28cm. FM 1215

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 St Ronan's well / by the author of "Waverley, Quentin Durward", &c. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1824. - 3v.([2], 310p. : [2],325p. : [2],323p.)» 19cm. FM 1162

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5, Tales of my landlord / collected and arranged by Jedediah Cleishbotham. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1816. -4v.; 18cm. - Tale 1 : The black dwarf, tale 2 : Old Mortality. FM 1148

SCOTT, Sir Walter. 1771-1832 941 Tales of a grandfather : being stories taken from Scottish history / [by Walter Scott]. - Paris : Galignani, 1828-29. - 4v.; 18cm. - Author from dedn,v.3. FM 1682 1.Title

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Tales of my landlord : third series / collected and arranged by Jedediah Cleishbotham. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1819. - 4v.; 18cm. - Contents : The bride of Lammermoor, A legend of Montrose. FM 1149

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Tales of my landlord : second series / collected and arranged by Jedediah Cleishbotham. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1818. - 4v.; 19cm. - Contents : The heart of Mid-Lothian. FM 1153

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Tales of my landlord : fourth and last series / collected and arranged by Jedediah Cleishbotham. -Edinburgh : Cadell, 1832. - 4v.; 19cm. - Contents : Count Robert of Paris, Castle Dangerous. FM 1150

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Tales of the crusaders / by the author of "Waverley", "Quentin Durward", &c. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1825. -4v.; 19cm. - Vol.1-2 : The betrothed, v.3-4 : The talisman. FM 1147 & 1164

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S821.5 The vision of Don Roderick : a poem / by Walter Scott. - Edinburgh : Ballantyne, 1811. - xii,130p.; 28cm. - Bound with : the author's The lay of the last minstrel. London, 1810. FM 1208

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S821.5 The vision of Don Roderick, the field of Waterloo, and other poems / by Walter Scott. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1815. - 264p.; 22cm. FM 1204

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Waverley : or 'tis sixty years since. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1814. - 3v.([2],358p. : [2],370p. : [2], 371 p.); 18cm. FM 1165

SCOTT, Sir Walter 1771-1832 S822.5 [Waverley Dramas] / Sir Walter Scott. - Edinburgh: John Anderson Jun.,1823. - 66,77,79,80,53p.; 13cm. -Contents: Peveril of the peak, or, the days of Charles II;George Heriot or the fortunes of Nigel; Ivanhoe or the Jewess; The Battle of Bothwell Bridge; The pirate or Minna and Brenda. FM1212

SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 S823.5 Woodstock : or the cavalier, a tale of the year sixteen hundred and fifty-one / by the author of "Waverley, Tales of the crusaders", &c. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1826. - 3v. (xvi,3l5p. : [2],332p. : [2],370p.); 19cm. FM 1166

SCOTT, Rev. William 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr William Scott, minist-er of Southdean. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - 7p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

891.6305 THE SCOTTISH Celtic review. - Vol.1; 1881-85. -Glasgow : Maclehose. - 28cm. - Only one volume published. FM 2879

THE SCOTTISH CORPORATION. 639.2 Statement of receipts and disbursements 1854-1870. -London: printed by Beveridge and Fraser, [187-?]. - 1 leaf, 36 cm. - bound with: Richardson, Sir John Stewart. Scotch salmon fisheries' legislation , past, present and. future. London, 1870.

FM715

1.[655.3]

SCOTTISH ECCLESIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 262.006 Transactions of the Scottish Ecclesiological Society. -Vol.1-?; 1903-? - [Aberdeen] : printed for the Society. - 111.; 29cm. - FML has : vol.1/3, 1905-6; vol.2/2, 1907-8; vol.3/2, 1910-1; (3v.). FM 2217A

1.Title

SCOTTISH FISHERIES IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. 285.241 First annual report by the council to the members of the association, May, 1881. - Edinburgh: Neill & Co., 1881. -66p.; 21cm. - bound with: The Established Church and the Free: in what do they differ? Glasgow, 1874. FM705

1.[639.20941]

052 THE SCOTTISH Highlander. - 13v.; 1885-98. - Inverness : Scottish Highlander Office. - 55cm. - Weekly. Vol.1 is 36cm. From vol.2 title enlarged to "Scottish Highlander and North of Scotland Advertiser." FM 909

SCOTTISH CORPORATION 361.76 A short history of the Scottish Corporation in London from its institution in MDCLXV, to the present year MDCCXCIV. To which is subjoined hints for increasing its revenue. - [ s.l.:s.n.],1794. - 3-29p.;20cm. FM2864

SCOTTISH FREEHOLDER. 826.6 A letter to the most noble the Marquis of Huntly, chairman of the annual dinner of the Pitt Club, for the year 1821 / by a Scottish Freeholder. - Edinburgh: Francis Pillans,l821. - 19p-; 23cm. - bound with: A political spectator. Strictures on the letters of a venerated nobleman. Dublin,1795.

1. [826.7]

-SCOTTISH HISTORY SOCIETY 941.006 Miscellany of the Scottish History Society : first volume. - Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1893. -lxxvi,595p.; 23cm. - (Scottish History Society; vol.15). FM 421

1.Series 2. Title 3.[941]

SCOTTISH HISTORY SOCIETY. Publications; vol.26. 941.006 Diary of Sir Archibald Johnston, Lord Wariston, 1639. The preservation of the honours of Scotland, 1651-52. Lord Mar's legacies, 1722-27. Letters concerning Highland affairs in the 18th century / by Mrs.Grant of Laggan. - Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1896. -[l0],340p.; 23cm. - (Scottish History Society; vol.26). FM 426 1.JOHNSTON, Archibald, Lord Warriston 2.THE PRESERVATION of the honours of Scotland. 3.ERSKINE, John, Earl of Mar 4.GRANT, Anne, 1755-1838

5. [923.241] 6. [941.06] 7. [923.241] 8. [941.07]

SCOTTISH HISTORY SOCIETY. 355.22 [index to the ' List of Rebels'; with ms. amendments]. -- Edinburgh: University Press, [18-?]. - 405-439p.; 23cm. FM1016

1. Title.

941.005 THE SCOTTISH journal of topography, antiquities, traditions, etc, etc, etc. - Vol.1-?; 1847—? -Edinburgh : Stevenson. - 26cm. - Weekly. FML has : Vol.1; 1847-48. FM 480

\

A SCOTTISH LIBERAL. 342.087 Mr. Gladstone and Midlothian. A letter to the Earl of Roseberry / by a Scottish Liberal, p Edinburgh: Black-wood, 1880. - 45p. ; 21cm. - bound with: Bluntschli, J.K. Roumania and the status of the Jews on Roumania. London, 1878, FM2825

1.[329.01 ]

808.851 THE SCOTTISH LIBERAL members and their pledges on the church question in 1880. - Edinburgh: Blackwood, 1882. -

48p.; 21cm. - bound with:Public dinner to directors of the Highland Railways, September 10, 1863. [s.l.], 1863. FM704

1.[329.9]

SCOTTISH NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION. 639.2 Annual reports for 1868, 1870 and 1871. - [Edinburgh]: [s.n.], 1868-71. - 31, 15. 15p.; 18cm. - bound with: Richardson, Sir John Stewart, Scotch salmon fisheries' legislation, past, present and future. London,1870. FM715

1.[ 329.942]

371.92 SCOTTISH NATIONAL C0NSTUTI0NAL ASSOCIATION.

[Letter regarding possible election]. - Edinburgh: the Association, 1872. - 2p.; 23cm. - bound with:. Scottish National Institue. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

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SCOTTISH NATIONAL INSTITUTION 371.92 Thirteenth report of the Scottish National Institut-ion for the education of imbecile children, Larbert, Stirlingshire. - Glasgow: Bell and Bain, I874. -64p.; 21cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institut-ion. 14th report, Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. [371.92]

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JL

SCOTTISH NATIONAL INSTITUTION 371.92 Fourteenth report of the Scottish National Institution for the education of imbecile children, Larbert, Strirlingshire. - Glasgow: Bell and Bain, 1875. -6lp.; 21cm. - bound with forty-nine (49) assorted pamphlets, mainly dealing with Scottish affairs,

FM709

941.005 SCOTTISH notes and queries. - Vol.1- ; 1887- . -Aberdeen : Wyllie. - 22cm. - Monthly. FML has : v. 1-12, 1888-99; New series v.1, 1900. FM 687

A SCOTTISH PROFESSOR 371.92 Notes on the proposed vote of £400 per annum for the endowment of paideutic chairs in Edinburgh and St. Andrews./by a Scottish professor. - Glasgow: Maclehose, 1875. - 17p.; 21cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. l4th report. Glasgow. 1875-FM709

l. [378.05]

SCOTTISH RECORD SOCIETY 929.341 The Commissariot record of Edinburgh : register of testaments, 1601-1700; edited by Francis J.Grant. -Edinburgh : printed for the Society by James Skinner, 1898. - 4v.; 24cm. - (Scottish Record Society; parts I-IV). FM 3330

1.Title 2.EDINBURGH 3.GRANT, Francis J., fl.1898

SCOTTISH RECORD SOCIETY 929.341 The Commissariot record of Edinburgh : register of testaments, 1701-1800; edited by Francis J.Grant. -Edinburgh : printed for the Society by James Skinner, 1899. - 3v.; 24cm. - (Scottish Record Society; parts V-VII). FM 3331

1.Title 2.EDINBURGH 3.GRANT, Francis J., fl.1898

SCOTTISH RECORD SOCIETY 929.341 The Commissariot record of Glasgow : register of testaments, 1547-1800. - Edinburgh : printed for the Society by James Skinner, 1900. - Vol.1-?; 24cm. -(Scottish Record Society; parts IX-X). - FML has 2v. only (A-H). FM 3332

1.Title 2.GLASGOW

SCOTTISH RECORD SOCIETY 929.341 The Commissariot record of Aberdeen : register of testaments, 1715-1800; edited by John MacLeod. -Edinburgh : printed for the Society by James Skinner, 1899. - [4],69p.; 24cm. - (Scottish Record Society; part VIII). FM 3329

1.Title 2.ABERDEEN 3.MACLEOD, John, fl.1899

SCOTTISH RECORD SOCIETY 929.341 The Commissariot record of Hamilton and Campsie : register of testaments, 1564-1800; edited by Francis J.Grant. - Edinburgh : printed for the Society by James Skinner, 1898. - iv,85p.; 24cm. - (Scottish Record Society; part III). FM 3333

1.Title 2.HAMILTON. 3.GRANT, Francis J., fl.1898

SCOTTISH RECORD SOCIETY 929.341 The Commissariot record of Inverness : register of testaments, 1630-1800; edited by Francis J.Grant. -Edinburgh : British Record Society - Scottish Section, 1897. - [4],32p.; 24cm. FM 3334

1.Title 2.INVERNESS 3.GRANT, Francis J. , fl.1898

SCOTTISH REFORMATION SOCIETY 371.92 Protestant instruction of the young/issued by the Scottish Reformation Society. - Edinburgh: the Society, [18-?]. - 4p.; 22cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875-FM709

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SCOTTISH REFORMATION SOCIETY 371.92 Report for the year 1872—3 of the Scottish Re-formation Society for the defence and advancement of protestant truth. - Edinburgh: the Society, 1873. -4Op.; 21cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875• FM709

1.[267.1]

220.3 THE SCRIPTURE-DICTIONARY : or guide to the Holy Scriptures. - Inverness : printed by A.Davidson, 1781, - 2v.([2],599p. : [3],602-1130p.); 8vo in 4s. -Inscribed by Daniel Grant, FM 2079

SCRUTATOR. 285.241 More elbow-room in Scotch banking, or, free trade for Scotland on the basis of consols / by Scrutator . -Glasgow: Porteous Brothers, 1881. - 11p.; 21cm. - bound with: The Established Church and the Free: in what do theu differ? Glasgow, 1874. FM705

1.[332.1] 2. Title.

910.453 THE SEA : narratives of adventure and shipwreck, tales and sketches, illustrative of life on the ocean. -Edinburgh : Chambers, 1840. - 144p.; 25cm. - Bound with : Miscellany of popular Scottish poems. Edinburgh, 1841. Chambers, W. A tour in Holland. Edinburgh, 1839. Clarke, E.D. Travels in Russia. Edinburgh, 1839. Bacon, F. Essays. Edinburgh, 1838. FM 864

826.7 [THE SEAFORTH PAPERS:, letters from 1796-1843]. - [s.l.:

s.n.],[18-?]. - 3l8-356p.;22cm. FM3393

923.4142 SEASONABLE Reflections on the dying words and deportment of

that great but unhappy man, Arthur, late Lord Balmerino, in a letter to Mr. Ford. - London:printed for John Noon, 1746. - 26p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Poster, James. An account of the behaviour of the late Earl of Kilmar-nock. London, 1746. FM3484 1.[923.4142]

SEAWARD, John & Co. 625.11 Observations on the advantages and possibility of successfully employing steam power in navigating ships between this country and the East Indies. -London: Birchall,l829. - 38p.;21cm. - bound with: Vignobles, Charles. Two reports to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company on the projected north line of railway. Liverpool,1835. FM3576

1.[623.872 2]

320.94207 A SECOND letter to a Member of Parliament concerning the

present state of affairs. - London: printed for T. Cooper, 1741 • - 52p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Minist-erial prejudices in favour of the convention, examin'd and answer'd. London,1739. FM101

1 .[320.94207]

923.4142 SECOND thoughts concerning the sufferings and death of

Christ as a propitiatory sacrifice for the sins of the world and a satisfaction to divine justice. -London:printed and sold by J. Waugh, 1748. - 36p.; 8vo in 4s,, advt. - bound with: Foster, James. An account of the behaviour of the late Earl of Kilmarnock. Lon-don , 1746, FM3485

1 .[232.96]

221.95 THE SECRET HISTORY OF Pythagoras, translated from the original copy lately found at Otranto in Italy. -London; printed for R. Griffiths, 1751. - 43p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Hervey, James. Remarks on Lord Boling-

broke's letters. London, 1752. FM724

1. PYTHAGORAS, b. 582 - 500 B.C. 2. [921.922]

941.07 THE SECRET History of the rebels in Newgate, giving an

account of their daily behaviour from their commitment to their goal-delivery; taken from a diary kept by a

gentleman in the same prison. - London:printed and sold by A. Dodd and Harrison,[.17-?]• - 48p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with:A compleat history of the late rebell-

ion. London, 1716. FM976 1.[941.07]

350.992 The secret history of the White-Staff, being an account

of affairs under the conduct of some late ministers and of what might probably have happened if Her Majesty had not died. - London:printed for J. Baker, 1714. —71 p.; 8vp. - Bound with: The secret history of the

White Staff... Partll. London,1714. FM1633.

350.992 The secret history of the. White-Staff, being an account

of affairs under the conduct of some late ministers, and of what might probably have happened if Her Majesty had not died. Part II. -2nd.ed.-London: printed for J. Baker,1714. —71P•; 8vo.,advt.; bound with:the Secret history of the White-Staff[Part I]. London,1714. FM1633

SEDGWICK, Catherine, 1789-I867 813.2 Clarence : or a tale of our own times / by Miss Sedgwick. - Belfast : Simms and M'Intyre, 1846. - 382p.; 17cm. FM 1769

SEDGWICK, James, fl.l8$2 623.89 The law of storms : the true principle of the law of storms, practically arranged for both hemispheres / by James sedgwick. - Fourth edition. - London : for the author, 1854. - 20p., 4 folding leaves of plates : diagrams; 24cm. FM 2463

SEELY, John B 320.95403 A voice from India in answer to the reformers of England / by John B.Seely. - London : Whittaker, 1824. -xiii,[3],239p.; 23cm. FM 151

SEGUR, Philippe Paul, Comte de, 1780-1877 923.244 Histoire et memoires / par le General Cte.de Segur. -Paris : Didot, 1873. - 7v.; 23cm. - Vol.1 is 2nd ed., 1877. FM 1963

SEGUR, Philippe Paul, Comte de, 1780-1877 848.8 Melanges / par le General Cte.de Segur. - Paris : Didot, 1873. - [4],528p.j 23cm. FM 1964

SEGUR, Sophie Rostopchine, Comtesse de 843.8 Les vacances / par Mme La Comtesse de Segur, nee Rostopchine. - Nouvelle edition. - Paris : Hachette, 1865. - [4],348p., ill.; 19cm. FM 1924

848.5 Select discourses read to the Academy of Belles Lettres

and Inscriptions at Paris. Translated from the Memoirs of the Academy. - London: printed for R. Lodsley, 1741. -vi,426p. ;8vo. FM1932

630 SELECT essays on husbandry; extracted from the Museum

Rusticum and foreign essays on agriculture. - Edin-burgh; printed for John Balfour, 1767• - viii,408p.; illus.;8vo. - FM copy lacks title page. Inscribed by La. Syne. FM1460

1. MUSEUM RUSTICUM.

871.O4 SELECTA poemata / Archibaldi Pitcarnii, Gulielmi Scot a Thirlestane, Thomae Kincadii, et aliorum. - Edinburgi : [Robertus Fribarnius], 1727. - xii,145,[ll]p.; 12mo in 6s. - Printer from preface. 2 copies in FML. FM 1581A inscribed by Geo.R.Kinloch. Bound with : Poems in English and Latin on the Archers. Edinburgh, 1726. FM 1581 & 1581A

1.PITCAIRNE, Archibald, 1652-1713 2.SCOTT, Sir William, 1674?-1725 3.KINCAID, Thomas

929.2 A SELECTION from the papers of the Earls of Marchmont in the possession of Sir George Henry Rose : illustrative of events from 1685 to 1750. - London s Murray, 1831. -3v.(cxxxiv,292p. : viii,)4l8p. : viii,479p»); 23cm. FM 2722

1.R0SE, Sir George Henry, 1771-1855 2.MARCHMONT, Earls of

S828.5 SELECTIONS from the Aberdeen Magazine : contributed during the years 1831 and 1832 / by John Hill Burton, Alexander Kilgour, William Lillie, Joseph Robertson, and other contemporaries, in their early days. -Aberdeen : Smith, 1878. - [2],452p.; 18cm. FM 1645

1.ABERDEEN MAGAZINE

SELKIRK, Dunbar, Earl of 346.008 The petition of the Right Honourable Dunbar, Earl of Selkirk. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - 26p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

SELLAR, Alexander Craig, fl.1872 379.41 Manual of the Education Act for Scotland, 35 & 36 Victoria, Chap.62 (1872) / by Alexander Craig Sellar. -Fourth edition, revised and enlarged. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1873. - 4,lx,l66p.; 23cm. FM 872

1.GREAT BRITAIN. Laws, statutes, etc.

SELKIRK, Thomas Douglas, Earl of 330.94108 Observations on the present state of the Highlands of Scotland, with a view of the causes and probable consequences of emigration / by the Earl of Selkirk. -Second edition. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1806. - viii, 232,lxi p.; 22cm. - Bound with : Brown, R. Strictures and remarks on the Earl of Selkirk's observations. Edinburgh, 1806. Eight letters on the Earl of Selkirk's pamphlet. Edinburgh, 1806. Remarks on the Earl of Selkirk's observations. Edinburgh, 1806. FML has another copy bound with : Remarks on the Earl of Selkirk's observations. Edinburgh, 1806. FM 301 & 301B

SELLAR, Alexander Craig, fl.1872 379.41 Manual of the Education Act for Scotland, 35 & 36 Victoria, Chap.62 (1872) / by Alexander Craig Sellar. -Sixth edition, revised and enlarged. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1873. - 4,lx,214.: 23cm. FM 872A

1.GREAT BRITAIN. Laws, statutes, etc.

SELLAR, William Young. 1825-1890. 345.0253 Testimonials in favour of William Young Sellar, candidate for the Chair of Humanity in the University of Edinburgh. - Edinburgh:Constable, 1863. - 32p.;21cm. -Bound with: Ridley, Sir Matthew White. The trial at large of Sir Matthew White Ridley... for criminal conversation with the wife of Mr. William Brumwell. Newcastle,[1793]. FM3537. 1.826.8]

SELOUS, H. C., fl.1870 741.64 Illustrations by H.C.Selous of "Hereward the Wake" by Charles Kingsley. - London s Art-Union of London,1870. - [4]p., 20 leaves of plates : ill.; 32 x 45cm. FM 1110

1.HEREWARD the Wake 2.KINGSLEY, Charles, 1819-1875

•

SEMPLE, David, 1808-1878 941.41 Saint Mirin : an historical account of old houses, old families, and olden times in Paisley / by David Semple. - Paisley : Cook, 1872. - 202p.; 23cm.-"Being four lectures on the tenements of Ladyhouss, Blakhole, Unhouss, and Paslay Tak, in the new line of street from Cross to Causeyside" FM 2875

221.95 A SERIOUS APOLOGY for the ecclesiastical characteristics/ by the real author of that performance. - Edinburgh: printed by Sands, Murray and Cochran,for William Gray, 1763. - 44+p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Hervey, James. Remarks on Lord Bolingbroke's letters. London, 1752. FM724

1. THE REaL AUTHOR of that performance. 2. [262]

SETON, George, fl.1869 801.956 Gossip about letters and letter-writers / by George Seton. - Edinburgh : Edmonston & Douglas, 1870.- xii, 256p.; 18cm. FM 2920

SETON, Gordon, fl.1877 914.117 St Kilda : past and present / by George Seton. -Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1878. - xvi,346p., 12 leaves of plates : ill., maps; 24cm, FM 229

923.242 THE SEVERAL declarations together with the several depositions made in Council on Monday the 22d of October, 1688, concerning the birth of the Prince of Wales. - London : printed and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster, [1688?]. - [2],3-4Op.; 8vo in 4s.

FM 460


SEWARD, Anna, 1744-1809 826.6 [Correspondance] Letters of Anna Seward : written between the years 1784 and 1807. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1811. - 6v.; 19cm. - Inscribed by Geo. Anderson, Leith Walk. FM 1033

SEWELL, George, d. 1726. 822.5 The tragedy of Sir Walter Scott. - 3rd ed. - London:

printed for John Pemberton,1719. - [16], 63p.; 8vo., dedn. - bound with: Johnson, Charles. The sultaness. London,1717. FM1065

1.[832.5]

SHAFTOE, Frances, f l .1745. 920.72 Popish intrigues and cruelty pla inly exemplif ied in the a f f e c t ing case and narrative of Mrs. Frances Shaftoe. -2nd ed. - London:printed f o r M. Cooper, 1745. - v i , 61p. ;8vo. FM2430

SHAIRP, John Campbell, 1819-1885. 491.63 Ossian/by Principal Shairp. -[Edinburgh]: MacMillan's Magazine, 1871. - 113 - 125p-; 20cm. - detached from MacMillian' s Magazine, v24, no. 140, June 1871. - bound with: M'Nish, Ne i l . The true method of preserving the Gaelic language. Glasgow, 1828. FM2993

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052 SHAKSPERE and the 'Globe' edit ion of his works. - [ s . l . :

s . n . ] , [1865?]. - 23p.; 24cm. - Reprinted ( f o r private c i rculat ion) from the Inverness Advert iser of August, September and October 1865. - Bound with: The Common-wealth Mercury, Sept. 2 to Sept. 9, 1658. [ s . 1 . ] , [18-?] FM723

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SHAKESPEARE, William, 1564-1616 822.3 [P lays ] The dramatic works / of William Shakespeare; the text care fu l ly revised with notes by Samuel Weller Singer. The l i f e of the poet and c r i t i c a l essays on the plays, by William Watkiss Lloyd. - London : Be l l & Daldy, 1856. - 10v.; 18cm. FM 1051

1.SINGER, Samuel Wel ler , 1783-1858 2.LLOYD, William Watkiss, f l .1855

• SHAKESPEARE, William, 1564-1616 822.3 [Works] The plays and poems / of William Shakespeare; with introductory notices, glossary, and notes, edited by Joseph S.Moore. - London : Moore, 1846—47. - 3v., ill.; 22cm. - FML has vol.1 (Comedies) bound with part of vol.2 (Poems & Histories). FM 1052 1.MOORE, Joseph S., f 1.1846

SHAKESPEARE, William, 1564-1616 822.3 [Works] The works of William Shakspere : containing his plays and poems; from the text of the editions by Charles Knight, with glossarial notes and facts connected with his life and writings abridged from "William Shakspere, a biography". - Sixth edition. -London : Bohn, 1854. - iv,1080p., ill.; 25cm. FM 1053 1.KNIGHT, Charles, 1791-1873

822.3 SHAKSPERE:some notes on his character and writings / by a student [E.F.J. - Edinburgh : Edmonston & Douglas, 1867. - [8],119p.; 23cm. - Initials from preface. FM 1054

1.A STUDENT 2.E.F. 3.F., E. 4.SHAKESPEARE, William, 1564-1616

SHAND, Alexander, Baron. 1828-1904. 342.087 The liability of employers. A system of insurance by the mutual contributions of masters and workmen - the best provision for accidents / by Lord Shand. - Edin-burgh: R R Clark, 1879. - 31P.; 21cm. - bound with: Bluntschli, J.K. Roumania and the status of the Jews in Roumania. London,1878. FM2825

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SHAND, Dr. Robert 346.OO8 Defences for Dr. Robert Shand, Montrose; to the action at the instance of James Arnott, writer to the Signet. - [s.l.]: printed by R.Wallace, 1831. - 4p. ; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet. [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. ARNOTT, James

SHARP, William, fl.1770 018.4 A catalogue of books sold by William Sharp, bookseller, Inverness. - Aberdeen : printed by J.Chalmers, [ca 1770 - [_3],4-19p.; 8vo. - Bound with : Davidson, A. A catalogue of books. Inverness, [1783?J. Inverness Circulating Library. Catalogue. Inverness, 1811. MacPherson, Welsh & Co. A catalogue of goods. Inverness, 1782. Ettles, W. A catalogue of books. Inverness, 1818. FM 2517

1.Title

SHARPE, Charles Kirkpatrick, 1781-1851 133.4 A historical account of the belief in witchcraft in Scotland / by Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe. - London : Hamilton & Adams, 1884. - 268p.; 20cm. FM 2556

1. [941]

SHARPE, Charles Kirkpatrick, 1781-1851 S826.5 Letters from and to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe; edited by Alexander Allardyce. With a memoir / by W.K.R.Bedford. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1888. - 2v.(xviii,589p. : xvi, 613p.), 17 leaves of plates : ill.; 24cm. FM 2703

1.ALLARDYCE, Alexander, fl.1888 2.BEDFORD, William Kirkpatrick Riland, 1826-1905

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SHAW, Alexander Mackintosh, fl.1880 941.103 The clan battle at Perth in 1396 : an episode of Highland history, with an enquiry into its causes, and an attempt to identify the clans engaged in it / by Alexander Mackintosh Shaw. - London : printed for private circulation by W.P.Griffith, 1874. - [4],56p.; 21cm. - 4 copies in FML. FM 2978C inscribed by the author to John Hill Burton. FM 2978, 2978A, 2978B & 2978C

SHAW, Alexander Mackintosh 929.2 A genealogical account of the highland families of Shaw. Privatley printed, 1877. FM3357

1. SHAW, Family.

Temporary entry

SHAW, Alexander Mackintosh, fl.1880 929.2 Historical memoirs of the house and clan of Mackintosh and of the clan Chattan / by Alexander Mackintosh Shaw. - London : printed for the author by R.Clay, Sons and Taylor, 1880. - xxviii,603p.; 23cm. - 2 copies in FML. FM 3378 & 3378A

1.MACKINTOSH, Family 2.CHATTAN, Family

SHAW, Angus 346.008 State of the process: Angus Shaw, merchant in Inverness; against George Bean, writer in Inverness. -[s.l.:s.n.], [1770?J. - 466, ixp.; 4to in 2s. -bound with: M'Intosh, Hugh. State of the process of reduction and declarator, Hugh M'Intosh, musical instrument maker in Glasgow, against William M'Intosh overseer to Francis Humberston M'Kenzie, Esquire of Seaforth. [s.l.], 1795- - Macintosh, John. Answers for John Macintosh, Esq. late provost of Inverness; to the petition of Robert Macbain of Nairnside, trustee of Campbell Macintosh, writer in Inverness. FM3235

SHAW, Duncan, fl.1859 S828.6 Highland legends and fugitive pieces of original poetry with translations from the Gaelic and vice versa / by "Glenmore." - Edinburgh : printed for the author by John Lindsay, 1859. - 204p.; 18cm. - Author named in Manuscript note.

FM 178

1.Title 2.GLENMORE

SHAW, James 346.008 The petition of James Shaw, Esq. merchant in Inverness . - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 5p.; 4to. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2160(iii)

SHAW, Lachlan, 1692-1777 941.23 The history of the province of Moray / by Lachlan Shaw. - Edinburgh : printed and sold by William Auld; London ; sold by John Donaldson, 1775. - [7],vi-xviii, [1],2-438p., 4 leaves of plates : ill.; 4to, dedn. -Inscribed by David Macpherson. FM 646

SHAW, Lachlan, 1692-1777 941.23 The history of the province of Moray / by Lachlan Shaw. - New edition, brought down to the year 1826. -Elgin : printed by and for J.Grant, 1827. - [2],iv,[2], 498p., 15 leaves of plates : ill., map; 28cm. FM 646B

[SHAW, W. C . ] Memorials of the Clan Shaw. P r i v a t e l y p r i n t e d . 1868. FM3356

929.2

1. SHAW, Family

SHAW, William, 1749-1831 491.635 An a n a l y s i s of the Gal ic language / by William Shaw. -London : p r in ted f o r the author by W.and A.Strahan, sold by J .Donaldson; Edinburgh : so ld by C . E l l i o t , 1788. - [ 9 ] , x - x x i v , l 5 6 p . ; 4 t o , dedn, subn. FM 1450

SHAW, William. 17U9-1831. 491-63 An enquiry in to the a u t h e n t i c i t y of the poems a s c r i b e d to Ossian with a reply to Mr. C l a r k ' s answer/by W. Shaw. - 2nd ed. - London: pr in ted f o r J. Murray, 1782. - 88p . ; 20cm. - bound with: M'Nish, N e i l . The t rue method of pre serv ing the Gael ic language. Glasgow, 1828.

FM2993

1. [891.6311]

SHAW, William, 1749-1831 491.6332 A Gal ic and Eng l i sh d i c t i o n a r y : conta in ing a l l the words in the Scotch and I r i s h d i a l e c t s of the C e l t i c , that could be c o l l e c t e d from the v o i c e , and o ld books and MSS / by William Shaw. - London : pr in ted f o r the author by W.and A.Strahan, and so ld by J .Murray and P.Elmsly; Edinburgh : C . E l l i o t , J . B a l f o u r and R. Jamieson; Oxford : D.Prince; Cambridge : M e r r i l ; Dublin : Wilson; P a r i s : P i s s o t , 1780. - 2v. in 1 ( [692]p.) ; 4to in 2 s , dedn, subn. - I n s c r i b e d by Dr. Ha l l ey . FM 1447

SHEPARD, Thomas, 1604-1649 243 The parable of the ten virgins opened & applied : being the substance of divers sermons on Matth.25.1-13 / by-Thomas Shepard; now published from the authors own notes by Jonathan Mitchell [and] Tho.Shepard. -[s.l.] : [s.n„], re-printed and carefully corrected in the year 1695.- [8],232,190,[5]p.; fol. in 6s. — Inscribed by J.Angus, Inverness, 1774. FM 2147

shepard, Thomas. 1604-1649. 263.4 Theses Sabbaticae, or, the doctrine of the Sabbath / by Thomas Shepard. - London:printed by T.R. and E.M. for John Rothwell, 1649. - [20,151,32,50p.; 4to. FM2048

SHILLINGLAW, Isabella 346.008 Answers for Isabella Shillinglaw, residing in Peebles, to the bill of advocation for William Macintosh, writer in Peebles. - [s.l.]: printed by Andrew Jack, 1828. - 19p• ; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. MACINTOSH, William

367.94121 THE SHOOTINGS and salmon fishings of Scotland; Inverness-shire. - [s.l.:s.n.], [l8-?j Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. INVERNESS-SHIRE SHOOTINGS. 2. [799.213]

914.117 SHORT account of the town of Stornaway.-Edinburgh :

printed by T.Turnbull, 1828. - 6p.; 21cm. FM 448

914.121 SHORT account of the town of Inverness. - Edinburgh : Turnbull, 1828. - 9p.; 21cm.FM 783

320.94207 A SHORT history of the Prime Ministers in Great Britain. -London : printed by H.Haines at Mr.Francklin's, 1733. -[3]»31p.; 8vo in Us. - Bound with : a letter to the people of England. London, 1715. FM 131

1. [320.942]

320.94207 A SHORT review of the political state of Great-Britain at

the commencement of the year 1787. - The seventh edition with additions. - London : printed for J.Debrett, 1787. - [5],2-86p.; 8vo in 4s. - Bound with : a letter to the people of England. London, 1715. FM 131

923.142 A SHORT view of the life and reign of King Charles, the second monarch of Great Britain, from his birth to his burial. - London s printed for Richard Royston, 1658. -[2],l63p.; 12mo. FM 1631

1.CHARLES I, King of Great Britain

209 THE SHORTER CATECHISM. - [s.l.:s.n.], [17-?]. - 22p.; 8vo.

- FM copy in poor condition. - bound with: Campbell, A. The history of all religions . [s.l.],1822. FM2101

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SIBBALD, Sir Robert, 1641-1722 500.941 Scotia illustrata : sive prodromus historiae naturalis / auctore Roberto Sibbaldo. - Edinburgi : ex officina typographica Jacobi Kniblo, Josuae Solingensis & Johannis Colmarii, sumptibus auctoris, 1684. - [10],15,[15],102,[12],114,[12],37,[7],41-54, [4],55-56p., 20 leaves of plates : ill.; fol., dedn. FM 1602

SIDNEY, Algernon, 1622-1683 320.01 Discourses concerning government / by Algernon Sidney. To which is added a short account of the author's life. - Edinburgh : printed for G.Hamilton and J.Balfour, 1750. - 2v.([2],iii-xxvii,iv-viii,453P. [3],iv-vi, 390,[46]P.); 8vo. FM 2829

SIMLERUS, losia 914.4947 (Vallesiae et Alpium descriptio] Iosiae Simleri Vallesiae et Alpium descriptio. - Lugduni Batavorum: ex officina Elzeviriana,l633. - 377,[.7]p.; l6mo in 8s . - bound with: Sprecherus, F. Rhetia. Lugduni Batavorum,1633• FM1536 1.[914.4947]

SIM, Robert 346.OO8 Revised case for Robert Sim, defender, against Margaret Miles and son, pursuers. - [s.l.]: printed by M.Anderson, 1829. - 46p. ; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. MILES, Margaret

SIM, Robert 346.008 Bill of advocation, Robert Sim, against Margaret Miles and son. - [s.l.]: printed by M. Anderson, 1829. - 3p.; 26cm. - 2 copies. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. MILES, Margaret

SIM, Robert 346.OO8 Appendix to bill of advocation and answers, Robert Sim, tenant in Newton of Arbirlot; against Margaret Miles, residing in ground of Almeriecloss, near Arbroath. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1829. - 57p.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank. [_s. l.], 1819. FM3227

1. MILES, Margaret

SIM, David 346.008 Memorial for David Sim Esq. of Cultermains, against the Right Honourable Lord Archibald Hamilton. -Edinburgh: printed by Oliver and Boyd, 1818. - 5lp.; 25cm. - Includes appendix containing other materials some in latin, relating to case. - bound with: Gordon, John. The petition and complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinburgh, 1817• FM1812

1. HAMILTON, Archibald

SIMON, Mrs. 98O.1 The ten t r i b e s o f I s r a e l h i s t o r i c a l l y i d e n t i f i e d wi th the a b o r i g i n e s of the Western Hemisphere / by Mrs. Simon. - London : See ley & Burns ide , 1836. - x l , 3 7 0 p . ; 24cm. FM 2074

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SIMOMD, Lou i s , f l . 1 8 1 0 914.2 J o u r n a l of a t o u r and r e s i d e n c e in Grea t B r i t a i n dur ing the y e a r s 1810 and 1811 / by a French t r a v e l l e r . - Edinburgh : C o n s t a b l e , 1815. - 2 v . ( x v i , 382p. : [ 2 ] , 3 6 0 p . ) , 20 l e a v e s of p l a t e s : i l l . ; 21cm. FM 319

1 . T i t l e 2.A FRENCH TRAVELLER

SIMOND, Lou i s , f l . 1 8 1 0 914.2 J o u r n a l of a t o u r and r e s i d e n c e in Grea t B r i t a i n du r ing the y e a r s 1810 and 1811 / by Louis Simond. -Second e d i t i o n , to which is added an appendix on F rance . - Edinburgh : C o n s t a b l e , 1817. - 2 v . ( x i v , 5 0 8 p . : [ 2 ] , 5 3 0 p . ) ; 23cm. FM 456

SIMPSON, Alexander, fl.l845 923.9 The life and travels of Thomas Simpson, the Arctic discoverer / by his brother Alexander Simpson. -London : Bentley, 1845. - viii,424p., map; 23cm. -2 copies in FML. FM 2686 & 2750

1.SIMPSON, Thomas, 1808-1840

SIMPSON, Rev. Alexander 346.OO8 Memorial for the Reverend Mr Alexander Simpson, minister of the gospel at Old Machar, pursuer; against the Principal and professors of the King's College of Aberdeen, defenders. - [ s. 1.: s.n. ], 1798. - 16p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797, FM2l60(iii)

1. ABERDEEN, University of

SIMPSON, Rev. Alexander 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr Alexander Simpson, minister of the gospel at Old Machar, pursuer. -[s.l.: s.n.], 1798. - 6p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797-FM2l60(iii)

SIMPSON, Alexander, fl.l843 996.9 The Sandwich Islands : progress of events since their discovery by Captain Cook, their occupation by Lord George Paulet, their value and importance / by Alexander Simpson. - London : Smith & Elder, 1843. -iv,122,[6]p.,2 maps; 22cm. FM 45O

SIMSON, Robert, 1687-1768 516 [Sectionum conicarum. English] Elements of the conic sections / by Robert Simson; translated from the Latin original. - The second edition. - Edinburgh : printed for James Dickson and William Creech; London : sold by T.Cadell and G.G.J. & J.Robinson, 1792. - [6],284p., 14 leaves of plates; 8vo in 4s. - Copy lacks plates. Inscribed by James Millar, 1797. FM 2456

SINCLAIR, A. Maclean, fl.1900 929.2 The clan Gillean / by A.Maclean Sinclair. -Charlottetown : Haszard and Moore, 1899.- xii,529p., 3 leaves of plates : ill.; 23cm. FM 3365

1.MACLEAN, Family

SINCLAIR, A. Maclean, fl.1900 891.631OO8 Clarsach na coille : a collection of Gaelic poetry / by A.Maclean Sinclair. - Glasgow : Sinclair, 1881. -xxviii,345p.; 16cm. FM 1266

1.Title

SINCLAIR, A. Maclean, fl.1900 891.631OO8 The Gaelic bards : from 1715 to 1765 / by A.Maclean Sinclair. - Charlottetown : Haszard & Moore, 1892. -viii,260p.; 16cm. - Bound with : Sinclair, A. The Gaelic bards, from 1411 to 1715. Charlottetown, 1890. FM 1312

1.Title

SINCLAIR, A. Maclean, fl.1900 891.631008 The Gaelic bards : from 1775 to 1825 / by A.Maclean Sinclair. - Sydney : Mac-Talla Office, 1896. - viii, 178p.j 15cm. FM 1220

1.Title

SINCLAIR, Archibald, fl.1879 891.631008 The Gaelic songster = an t-oranaiche : no co-thional taghte do orain ur agus shean, a'chuid mhor dhiubh nach robh riamh roimhe ann an clo; le Gilleasbuig Mac-na-Ceardadh. - Glasgow : Sinclair, 1879. - xvi, 527p.; 21cm. FM 1407

1.Title 2.AN, T-ORANAICHE

SINCLAIR, Archibald, fl.1879 929.2 Reminiscences historical and traditional of the Grants of Glenmoriston : with selections from the songs and elegies of their bards / by A.Sinclair. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1887. - viii,1l8p.;20cm. FM 3413

1.GRANT, Family

SINCLAIR, Archibald, fl.1879 928.9163 Reminiscences of the life and labours of Dugald Buchanan, formerly teacher and evangelist at Rannoch, Perthshire : with his spiritual songs and an English version of them / by A.Sinclair. - Twenty-first edition. - Edinburgh : Religious Tract and Book Society, 1875. - viii,194p.; 18cm. FM 1259

1.BUCHANAN, Dugald, 1716-1768 2. [891.6312]

SINCLAIR, Archibald, fl.1879 928.9163 Reminiscences of the life and labours of Dugald Buchanan, formerly teacher and evangelist at Rannoch, Perthshire : with his spiritual songs and an English version of them / by A.Sinclair. - Twenty-second edition. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1885. -viii,194p.; 18cm. FM 1259A

1.BUCHANAN, Dugald, 1716-1768 2. [891.6312]

SINCLAIR, Archibald, fl.1879 891.631008 Select English poems with Gaelic translations arranged on opposite pages, also several pieces of original Gaelic poetry / compiled by Archibald Sinclair. -Glasgow : Sinclair, 1859-67. - 2v. in 1 (vi,l56,iv, 200p.); 18cm. - Contains first and second series. FM 1369

1.Title

SINCLAIR, Catherine, 1800-186U 914.11 Scotland and the Scotch : or the western circuit / by Catherine Sinclair. - Edinburgh : Whyte, 1840. - viii, 348p.; 21cm. FM 282

SINCLAIR, Catherine, 1800-1864 914.11 Shetland and the Shetlanders : or the northern circuit / by Catherine Sinclair. - Edinburgh : Whyte, 1840. - iv,428p.; 21cm. FM 281

SINCLAIR, Mrs. Elisabeth. 346.008 The petition of Mrs. Elisabeth Sinclair, relict of George Bean, late writer in Inverness and Dr. William Dunbar of Fulfordlees. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1800. - 2p.; 23cm. - bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in I n v e r n e s s , [ s . l . ] , 1784. FM3231

1. DUNBAR, Dr. William

SINCLAIR, J.D., fl.1827 914.5 An autumn in Italy : being a personal narrative of a tour in the Austrian, Tuscan, Roman and Sardinian states in 1827 / by J.D.Sinclair. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1829. - 344p.; 16cm. - (Constable's miscellany; vol.xlvi). - Lacking final leaves. FM 1669

SINCLAIR, Sir John 346.008 Information for Sir John Sinclair of Stevenson, Baronet, heir of tailize and provision of the deceased Alexander Earl of Caithness, and claiming to be served as such before the macers, against Lady Dorothea Sinclair, Countess of Fife, and James, Earl Fife, her husband, for his interest. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1766. - 21p.;4to in 2s. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of Mr. James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso [s.l.], 1737. FM1809

3. FIFE, Countess. 4. FIFE, James, Earl.

SINCLAIR, Sir John 346.008 Memorial for Sir John Sinclair of Stevenson, Baronet, against Lady Dorothea, Countess Fife, and James, Earl Fife, her husband, for his interest. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1766. - 28p.;4to in 2s. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of Mr. James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso...

[s.l.], 1737. FM1809

1. FIFE, Dorothea, Countess 2. FIFE, James, Earl.

SINCLAIR, John, 1683-1750 941.073 Memoirs of the insurrection in Scotland in 1715 / by John, Master of Sinclair; from the original manuscript in the possession of the Earl of Rosslyn, with notes by Sir Walter Scott. - Edinburgh : [for the Abbotsford Club] 1858. - xxxii,383p.; 28cm. - Inscribed by J.E.H.Langdale. FM 157

1.SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 2.ABBOTSFORD CLUB

SINCLAIR, Sir John, 1754-1835 An account of the systems of husbandry adopted in the more improved districts of Scotland : with some observations on the improvements of which they are susceptible / by Sir John Sinclair. - The third edition. - Edinburgh : Constable, 1814. - 2v.(xxi,439p. x,2l5p.); 22cm. FM 317

SINCLAIR, Sir John, 1754-1835 S826.4 The correspondance / of Sir John Sinclair. - London : Colburn and Bentley, 1831. - 2v.(xxxvi,492,36,2p. : xii, 452,49p.],11 leaves of plates: facs, map, port.; 23cm.FM2721

SINCLAIR, Sir John, 1754-1835 914.1 The statistical account of Scotland : drawn up from the communications of the ministers of the different parishes / by Sir John Sinclair. - Edinburgh : printed and sold by William Creech, 1791-99. - 21v.; 8vo in 4s. FM 26 1.Title

SINCLAIR, John, fl.1890 941.1 Scenes and stories of the north of Scotland / by John Sinclair. - New edition. - Edinburgh : Thin, 1891. -242p., 11 leaves of plates : ill.; 19cm. FM 287

SINCLAIR. Sir Tollemache. fl.1870 940.28 A defence of Russia and the Christians of Turkey : including a sketch of the Eastern Question, from 1686 to September, 1877 / by Sir Tollemache Sinclair. -London : Chapman & Hall, [1877?]. - 2v. (xii,252p. : xii,xxiv,257p.); 20cm. FM 529

823.8 SIR PHILIP Hetherington : a tale / by the author of

"Olivia". - London : Simms & M'Intyre, 1851. - 288p.; 17cm. - Bound with : Olivia. London, 1848. FM 1784

1.OLIVIA, author of.

769.941 SIX engravings for the members of the Royal Association for Promotion of the Fine Arts in Scotland. -[Edinburgh?] : [s.n.], 1863. - [16]p.,6 leaves of plates : ill.; 44cm. FM 1116

1.ROYAL ASSOCIATION FOR PROMOTION OF THE FINE ARTS IN SCOTLAND

741.64 SIX engravings in illustration of Guy Mannering : for the members of the Royal Association for Promotion of the Fine Arts in Scotland. - [Edinburgh?] : [s.n.], 1866. - [l3]p., 6 leaves of plates : ill.; 44cm. FM 1115

1.GUY Mannering. 2.SCOTT, Sir Walter, 1771-1832 3.ROYAL ASSOCIATION FOR PROMOTION OF THE FINE ARTS IN SCOTLAND

914.121 SIXPENNY guide to Inverness and vicinity. - Inverness : Advertiser Office, 1872. - 32p.; 17cm. - Bound with : Guide to the island of Skye. Edinburgh, 1854. FM 180

SKELTON, Sir-John, 1831-1897 923.141 Mary Stuart / by John Skelton. - Second edition. -London : Goupil, 1898. - [4],iv,206p., 27 leaves of plates : ill.; 33cm. FM 2664


SKELTON, John fl.1812 345.0263 Substance of the trials of John Skelton, Neil Sutherland Hugh Macdonald, Hugh Macintosh, George Napier, John Grotto, Robert Gunn and Alex. Macdonald, alias White, before the High Court Justiary, for committing murder and robbery on the streets of Edinburgh on 31st Dec-ember, 1811 and 1st. January 1812. Leith: W. Reid, 1812. - 72p.;17cm. - bound with: Grant, John. The trial of John Grant, Sheriff-Clerk Depute of the shire of Inverness, for forgery. Edinburgh,1793. FM3500 1. EDINBURGH, High Court of Justiciary. 2. [345.O253]

SKENE, George 346.008 Answers for George Skene of Skene, Esq; to the petition of James Carnegie-Arbuthnot of Balnamoon, Esq. - [s.l.: s.n.], [177-?]. - 19p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of Mr. James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso [s.l.], 1737. FM1809

1. CARNEGIE-ARBUTHNOT, James

SKENE, George. 346.008 Answers for George Skene of Skene, to the petition and. complaint of the magistrates and town-council of Brechin. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1769. - 8p.: 4to in 2s. -bound with: Kempt, James. Case of Mr. James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso [s.l. ], 1737. FM1809


SKENE, Sir John, Lord Curriehill 340.0941 Regiam Majestatem : the auld lawes and constitutions of Scotland / be Sir John Skene of Curriehill. Quhereto are adjoined twa treatises, the ane anent the order of proces observed before the Lords of Counsell and Session, the other of crimes and judges in criminall causes. - Edinburgh : printed for John Wood, and sold by J.Bell and C.Elliot, 1774. - [6],vii-ix, [3],464,123p.; 4to, advt, dedn. - "Printed conform to the first edition in 1609." FM 155

SKENE, William Forbes, 1809-1892 941.1 The Highlanders of Scotland : their origin, history, and antiquities / by William F.Skene. - London : Murray, 1837. - 2v.(xvi,26iip. : viii,31iip.); 21cm. FM 279

SKENE, William Forbes, 1809-1892 941.01 Chronicles of the Picts, chronicles of the Scots, and other early memorials of Scottish history / edited by William F.Skene. - Edinburgh : H.M.General Register House, 1867. - cxcvi,ii99p.; 26cm. FM 215

1.CHRONICLES of the Picts and Scots.

SKENE, William Forbes, 1809-1892 941.006 Memorials of the family of Skene of Skene : from the family papers with other illustrative documents / edited by William Forbes Skene. - Aberdeen :New Spalding Club, 1887. - xvi,269p.; 27cm. - No.300 of 525 copies. FM 558

1.Title 2. [929.2] 3.SKENE, Family

914.11 SKETCH of a tour in the Highlands of Scotland : through Perthshire, Argyleshire, and Inverness-shire, in September and October, 1818, with some account of the Caledonian Canal. - London : Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, 1819. - viii,352p.; 22cm. FM 361

S823.6 SKETCHES of Highland character. - Edinburgh : Edmonston & Douglas, [188-?]. - [4],33p.,6 leaves of plates : ill.; 28cm. - Illustrated by W.Ralston. FM 2882

SKINNER, John, 1769-1841 283.41 Annals of Scottish Episcopacy : from the year 1788 to the year 1816 / by the Rev.John Skinner. - Edinburgh : printed by John Moir; Aberdeen : for A.Brown, 1818. -[2],xviii,577p.; 23cm. - FML has 2 copies. FM 2104 & 2104A

SKINNER, John, Bp of Aberdeen, 1744-1816 283.41 Primitive truth and order vindicated from modern misrepresentation : with a defence of episcopacy, particularly that of Scotland, against an attack made on it by the late Dr.Campbell of Aberdeen in his Lectures on Ecclesiastical History, and a concluding address to the episcopalians of Scotland / by John Skinner. -Aberdeen : printed by J.Chalmers, 1803. - [9],6-545p.5 22cm. FM 2103

SLEIDANUS, Johannes, 1506-1556 930 [De quatuor summis imperiis] J.Sleidani de quatuor summis imperiis libri tres. - Postrema editione hac accurate recogniti. - Lugd.Batavorum : ex officina Elzeviriana, 1631. - [2],3-334,[40]p.; l6mo in 8s, engraved title-page. FM 1544

SLEIDAMJS, Johannes, 1506-1556 930 [De quatuor summis imperiis] J.Sleidani de quatuor monarchiis libri tres; cum notis H.Meibomi et G.Horni. - Lugd.Batav. : apud Felicem Lopez de Hayo, 1669. - [10],340,[20]p.; 12mo, dedn, engraved title-page. FM 1544A

SLEZER, John, d. 1714 914.1 Theatrum Scotiae / by Captain John Slezer. With life of the author and large additional illustrations / by John Jamieson. - Edinburgh : Paterson, 1874. - [ 6] ,xvi, 136p., 68 leaves of plates : ill.; 52cm. FM 895

1.Title 2.JAMIESON, John, 1759-1838

SMALL, John William, fl.1828 736.4 Scottish woodwork of the sixteenth & seventeenth centuries : measured and drawn for the stone / by John William Small. - Stirling : Mackay, [1878]. - [7l]p., [67] leaves of plates : ill.; 44cm, - No.155 of 500 numbered copies. FM 804

SMITH, Albert Richard, 1816-1859 796.522 Mont Blanc / by Albert Smith. With a memoir of the author / by Edmund Yates. - London : Ward & Lock, [1860]. - xxxvi,299p.; 17cm. FM 3189

1.YATES, Edmund, 1831-1894

SMITH, Albert Richard, 1816-1859 827.8 The natural history of the ballet-girl / by Albert Smith. - London : Bogue, 1851. - 103p., ill.; 14cm. -Illustrated by A.Henning. FM 1640

SMITH, Albert Richard, 1816-1860 823.8 The struggles and adventures of Christopher Tadpole at home and abroad / by Albert Smith. - London : Willoughby, [186—?]. - vi,5l2p.,6 leaves of plates : ill.; 21cm. FM 2821

SMITH, Alexander, 1829-1867 S824.6 Last leaves : sketches and criticisms / by Alexander Smith; edited with a memoir, by Patrick Proctor Alexander. - Third edition. - Edinburgh : Nimmo, 1869. - cxxiv,334p.; 18cm. FM 2643

I.ALEXANDER, Patrick Proctor

SMITH, Alexander, 1829-1867 Poems / by Alexander Smith. [6],238p.; 18cm. FM 3154

S821.6 - London : Bogue, 1853. -

SMITH, Alexander, 1829-1867 914.117 A summer in Skye / by Alexander Smith. - London : Strahan, 1865. - 2v.; 21cm. - FML lacks vol.1 FM 233

SMITH, George C. 346.008 Summons of declarator, George C. Smith, Esq. of Corrybrough, against Alexander Mackintosh of Mac-kintosh, and others. - [s.l.]: printed by Neill & Co., 1841. - 6p.; 28cm. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Mac-gown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234


SMITH, George Campbell 346.008 Closed record in the conjoined action George Campbell Smith, Esq. of Corrybrough, pursuer; against Alexander Mackintosh, Esq., of Mackintosh, and others, defenders, et e contra. - [s.l.]: printed by Neill & Co. [1842]. - 38p.; 28cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown, [s.l.], 1808. FM3233


SMITH, George Campbell 346.008 Issues in the conjoined actions in which George Campbell Smith, Esquire, of Corrybrough, land-surveyor in Banff, is pursuer; and Alexander Mac-kintosh, Esquire, of Mackintosh, and others, are defenders, et e contra. - [s.l.]: printed by Neill & co., 1842. - 3p.; 28cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown, [s.l.], 1808. FM3233


SMITH, George Campbell 346.008 Productions and excerpts from productions for de-fenders, Smith against Mackintosh, &c. - [s.l.]: [s.n.], [184-?]. - 12p.; 28cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown, [s.l.], 1808 FM3233

SMITH, Hely, fl.1871 929.2 The Mac Galium More : a history of the Argyll family from the earliest times / by Hely Smith. - London : Bemrose, 1871. - [6],144p.; 19cm. FM 268

1.CAMPBELL, Family

SMITH, Jane Stewart, fl.1898 929.2 The Grange of St.Giles, the Bass, and the other baronial homes of the Dick-Lauder family, written and illustrated with pen, pencil and camera / by Mrs. J.Stewart Smith. - Edinburgh : printed for the author by T. & A.Constable, 1898. - xxiv,427p., 23 leaves of plates : ill.; 27cm. FM 465

1.DICK-LAUDER, Family 2.LAUDER, Family

SMITH, John. fl. 1673-1680 221.95 The curiousities of common water, or the advantages thereof, in preventing and curing many distempers/by John Smith. - 10th ed. - Edinburgh: printed by T. L. and J.R. for Gideon Crawford, 1740. - 56p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Hervey, James. Remarks on Lord Bolingbro-ke's letters. London, 1752.

FM724

1. [628.1]

SMITH, John, 1747-1807 891.6311 Dan an Deirg agus Tiomna Ghuill : Dargo and Gaul, two ancient Gaelic poems; some time ago translated in the Gaelic Antiquities, and now published in the original, with notes, &c., by John Smith. - Edinburgh : printed for C.Elliot, 1787. - [3],2-66p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 1421

1.DAN an Deirg 2.TIOMNA Ghuill 3.DARGO and Gaul

SMITH, John, 1747-1807 891.6311 Dan an Deirg agus Tiomna Ghuill : Dargo and Gaul, two poems from Dr.Smith's collection entitled the Sean Dana; newly translated with a revised Gaelic text, notes and introduction by C.S.Jerram. - Edinburgh : MacLachlan & Stewart, 1874. - xxii,105p.; 17cm. FM 1298

1.DAN an Deirg. 2.TIOMNA Ghuill. 3.DARGO and Gaul. 4.JERRAM, C. S., fl.l874

SMITH, John, 1747-1807 891.6311 Galic antiquities : consisting of a history of the druids, particularly of those of Caledonia, a dissertation on the authenticity of the poems of Ossian, and a collection of ancient poems, translated from the Galic of Ullin, Ossian, Orran, &c. / by John Smith. -Edinburgh : printed for C.Elliot; London : for T.Cadell, 1780. - [5],vi-viii,352p.; 4to, dedn. - Bound with : the author's Sean dana. Edinburgh, 1787. FM 1443 1.Title 2.OSSIAN 2.ULLIN 3.ORRAN

SMITH, John, 1747-1807 922.22 The life of St.Columba / by John Smith. - Edinburgh : printed for Mundell; London : sold by John Wright, 1798. - 8vo in 4s. - 2 copies in FML. FM 2133A inscribed by Dr.Halley. FM 2133 & 2133A 1.C0LUMBA, Saint

SMITH, Rev. Dr. John 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Dr. John Smith, and of the Reverend Dr. George Robertson, ministers of the parish of Campbeltown, pursuers. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798 . - 10p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Anderson, Alexand-er. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM3l60(iii)

1. ROBERTSON, Rev. Dr. George

SMITH, John, 1747-1807 891.6311 Sean dana le Oisian, Orran, Ulann, &c, = Ancient poems of Ossian, Orran, Ullin, &c. : collected in the Western Highlands and Isles; being the originals of the translations some time ago published in the Gaelic antiquities / by John Smith. - Edinburgh : printed for Charles Elliot; London : for C.Elliot & T.Kay, 1787. -[4],174p.; 4to in 2s, dedn. - Bound with : the author's Galic antiquities. Edinburgh, 1780. FM 1443 1.Title 2.OSSIAN 3.ORRAN 4.ULLIN

SMITH, John, 1747-1807 891.6311 Sean dana le Oisian, Orran, Ulann, &c. = Ancient poems of Ossian, Orran, Ullin, &c. : collected in the Western Highlands and Isles; being the originals of the translations some time ago published in the Gaelic antiquities, by John Smith. - Edinburgh : printed for Charles Elliot; London : for C.Elliot and T.Kay, 1787. -[8],348p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. - 3 copies in FML. FM 1385 inscribed by Alexander Halley. FM 1385A inscribed by Macvicar, Dundee. FM 1385B lacks p.343-8 & is inscribed by Alex.Fraser, Dochnalurg. FM 1385,1385A & 1385B 1.Title 2.OSSIAN 3.ORRAN 4.ULLIN

SMITH, Robert, fl.1689-1729 S821 Poems of controversy betwixt Episcopacy and Presbytery : also several poems and merry songs on other subjects, with some funeral elegies on various noblemen and gentlemen / by Robert Smith. - Edinburgh : T.G.Stevenson, 1869. - [l8],120,[3]p.; 20cm. - One of 70 copies reprinted from the edition of 171. FM 3153

SMITH, Robert Angus, 1817-1884 941.38 Loch Etive and the sons of Uisnach. - London : Macmillan, 1879. - xvi,376p., 18 leaves of plates : ill.; 23cm. FM 222

1.Title

SMITH, Samuel, 1836-1906 332.423 The bi-metallic question / by Samuel Smith. - London : Effingham Wilson, 1887. - 145p-; 23cm. FM 2503

SMITH, W. Anderson, fl.1879 914.138 Benderloch : or notes from the West Highlands / by W.Anderson Smith. - Second edition. - Paisley : Gardner, 1883. - [4],366,5p., map; 19cm. - Reprinted from the Glasgow Evening Times, 1879-81. FM 236

SMITH, W. Anderson, fl.1875 914.117 Lewsiana : or life in the Outer Hebrides / by W.Anderson Smith. - London : Daldy & Isbister, 1875. -[l0],297p., 8 leaves of plates : ill.; 20cm. FM 235

SMITH, Rev. William 346.OO8 Duplies for the Reverend Mr William Smith, minister of the gospel at Bourtie; to the replies for John Ramsay of Barra, Alexander Anderson of Bourtie, John Niven of Thornton, and Andrew Simpson of Colliehill, Esqs.; heritors of theparish of Bourtie. - [s.l.:s.n.] ; 1/98. - 11p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. RAMSAY, John 2. ANDERSON, Alexander 3. NIVEN, John

4.SIMPSON, Andrew

SMITH, Rev. William 346.008 The petition of the Reverend William Smith, minister of the gospel at Bourtie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. -3p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.1.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

SMITH, William M'Combie, fl.1887 929.2 Memoir of the family of M'Combie : a branch of the clan M'Intosh, compiled from history and tradition / by William M'Combie Smith. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1887. -x,l67p.; 24cm. FM 3415

1.McCOMBIE, Family

SMITH, William MacCombie, fl.1887 941.1081 Men or deer? in the Scottish glens : or facts about the

deer forests / by W.MacCombie Smith. - Inverness : Mackenzie, 1893. - 80p.; 21cm. - FML has 3 copies. FM 2432, 2432A & 2957

SMOLLETT, Tobias George, 1721-1771 914.4 Travels through France and Italy / by T.Smollett. -London : printed for R.Baldwin, 1766. - 2v. ([4], 372p. : [4],296p.); 8vo. FM 840

1. [914.5]

SMITH, Rev. William 346.008 The petition of the Reverend William Smith, minister of the gospel at Bourtie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. -3p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

SMITH, William M'Combie, fl.1887 929.2 Memoir of the family of M'Combie : a branch of the clan M'Intosh, compiled from history and tradition / by William M'Combie Smith. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1887. -x,l67p.; 214cm. FM 3415

1.McCOMBIE, Family

SMITH, William MacCombie, fl.1887 941.1081 Men or deer? in the Scottish glens : or facts about the deer forests / by W.MacCombie Smith. - Inverness : Mackenzie, 1893. - 80p.; 21cm. - FML has 3 copies. FM 2432, 2432A & 2957

SMOLLETT, Tobias George, 1721-1771 914.4 Travels through France and Italy / by T.Smollett. -London : printed for R.Baldwin, 1766. - 2v. ([4], 372p. : [4],296p.); 8vo. FM 840

1. [914.5]

SNAPE, Andrew, 1675-1742 252.03 Forty five sermons on several subjects / by Andrew Snape; prepared for the Press by the author and now first published from his original manuscripts, by John Chapman and William Berriman. - London : printed for S.Birt, R.Manby and H.S.Cox, 1745. - 3v.; 8vo. - Set lacks v.1. Vol.3 inscribed by Mr.Fraser, Dochnalurg. FM 2140

SNELLING, Thomas, 1712-1773 737.4941 A view of the silver coin and coinage of Scotland : from Alexander the First to the Union of the two kingdoms / by Thomas Snelling. - London : printed for Thomas Snelling, 1774. - [4],20p.,11 leaves of plates : ill.; 34cm. FM 2256

SNOWIE, Hugh. 367.94121 First list of shooting quarters to let, 1873, collected/ by Hugh Snowie. - Inverness: Hugh Snowie, 1873. - 3p.; 28cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [799.213]

SNOWIE, Hugh. 658.84 First list of shooting quarters to let, collected by Hugh Snowie, Gunmaker, 83 Church Street, Inverness. -Inverness: Hugh Snowie, 1875. - 3p.; 27cm. - bound with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. FM711

1. [799.213]

SNOWIE, Hugh 367.94121 Second list of shooting quarters to let 1875, collect-ed./ by Hugh Snowie. - Inverness. Hugh Snowie. 1875. -3p.; 29cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

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690.6583 THE SOBER WHIG: an essay. - Edinburgh:[n.pub.],1725. - 22p.

8vo. - bound with: Wells, Edward. The rich man's great and indispensable duty to contribute...to the building ... of churches. London,1715. FM2080

1.[824.5]

SOCIETY OF ANCIENT SCOTS. 928.21 Lives of eminent Scotsmen / by the Society of Ancient Scots. - London: printed for T. Boys, 1821. - 198p.; illus.; l4cm. - FM has v1 of 3vs. Inscribed by F,M. Maclean. FM3041

SOCIETY FOR PROPAGATING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. 267.185241 State of the Society in Scotland for Propagating Christ: -ian Knowledge. - Edinburgh:printed by R. Fleming and sold by Mrs. Brown, 1741. - 75p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge. A succient view of the Society in Scotland for Propagat-ing Christian Knowledge.[s.1.],[17-?]. - Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge. State of the Society ... in the year 1771. London,1771. - Hunter,Henry.A brief history of the Society in Scotland for Propagat-ing Christian Knowledge. London,1795. - Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge. FM1933

SOCIETY FOR PROPAGATING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. 267.185241 A short account of the Society in Scotland for Propag-ating Christian Knowledge, from Dr. Kemp's sermon at the anniversary of the Society in London, 17th May, 1801. - Edinburgh: J. Ritchie,[1801], - 61p.; 19cm. -bound with:Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge. State of the Society... Edinburgh, 1741. FM1993

SOCIETY FOR PROPAGATING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. 267.185241 State of the Society in Scotland for propagating Christ-ian Knowledge in the year 1771. - London: printed for the Society,1771. - 34p.; 8vo. - bound with: Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge. State of the Society... Edinburgh, 1741.

FM1993

SOCIETY FOR PROPAGATING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. 267.185241 A succient view of the Society in Scotland for propagat-ing Christian Knowledge. - [s.l.:s.n.], [l7-?], 4p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge. State of the Society... Edinburgh, 1741. FM1933

1.[267.185241]

SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND 941.006 Transactions of the Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland. - Vol.1-?; 1792-? - Edinburgh : printed for the Society. - Ill.; 29cm. - FML has 5v. in 11. Vol.1, 1792; v.2, 1818-31; v.3, 1828-31; v.4, 1831-57; v.5, 1873-90. Title on spine of v.1 and on title-page of later volumes : Archaeologia Scotica. FM 2475 (oversize)

1.Title 2.ARCHAEOLOGIA Scotica.

SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND 371.92 [Ninety-third session of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland; notes of meeting]. - [Edinburgh?]: Society of Antiquaries, 1873. - [16p.]; 21cm. -Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. [941]

SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND. 941.006 Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. - Vol.1- ; 1851— . - Edinburgh : printed for the Society by Neill. - 22cm. - FML has : Vol.1-335 1851-99. Index to vols.1-24 (2 copies). (33v. in 36). FM 2471

1.Title

630.6 SOCIETY OF IMPROVERS IN THE KNOWLEDGE OF AGRICULTURE IN

SCOTLAND. Select transactions of the honourable the Society of Improvers in the Knowledge of Agriculture in Scotland; prepared for the press by Robert Maxwell of Arkland, and revised by the Preses and a Committee appointed for that end. - Edinburgh : printed by Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, sold by Paton, Symmer & Gordon, Hamilton & Balfour, Sands, Kincaid and Drummond, 1743. - [3],iii-xxx,456+p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. - Lacks final leaves. Inscribed by George Urquhart. FM 1459 1.Title 2.MAXWELL, Robert, 1695-1765

SOCIETY FOR TEACHING THE BLIND TO READ 658.84 Sixth annual report of the Society for teaching the blind to read (on Moon's system), in the Northern Counties. - Inverness: Wm. Mackay, 1875. - 10p.; 21cm. -bound with: The Auctioneer. Inverness, 1874. FM711

1. [362.197712]

367.94121 SOCIETY FOR TEACHING THE BLIND TO READ Third annual report of the Society for teaching the blind to read on Moon's system in the counties of Inverness, Nairn and Moray. - Inverness: Mackay, 1871. - 11p.; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [362.197712]

367.94121 SOCIETY FOR TEACHING THE BLIND TO READ Fourth annual report of the Society for teaching the blind to read on Moon's system in the counties of Inverness, Nairn and Moray. - Inverness: Mackay, 1873. - 13p. ; 21cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. [362.197712]

SOCIETY FOR TEACHING THE BLIND TO READ 371.92 Sixth annual report of the Society for teaching the blind to read in the Northern Counties. - Inverness: Mackay, 1875. - 10p.; 20cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institution. lUth report. Glasgow, 1875-FM709

1. [362.197712]

941.07 SOME ACCOUNT of the melancholy situation of the Young Pretender in Scotland after his defeat near Inverness. - London: printed for H. Carpenter, [17-?]. - 24p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Ferguson, Andrew. A genuine account of all persons of note in Scotland. London, [17-?].

FM979

1. [941.07]

SPALDING, John, ca 1609-1670 941.06 The history of the troubles and memorable transactions in Scotland : from 1624. - 1645 / by John Spalding. -A new edition. - Aberdeen : Rettie, 1830. - viii,504p.; 24cm. FM 1011

SPALDING CLUB 941.006 The miscellany of the Spalding Club : volume second. -Aberdeen : Spalding Club, 18142. - cxlvi,426p.; 24cm. -Edited by John Stuart. FML copy lacks title-page and p.i-vi. FM 550

1.Title 2. [941.25] 3.STUART, John, fl. 1842

SPALDING CLUB 941.006

Items catalogued separately.

SPALDING CLUB 941.006 The miscellany of the Spalding Club : volume third. -Aberdeen : Spalding Club, 1846. - xxx,257p.; 26cm. -Edited by John Stuart. FM 550A

1.Title 2. [941.25] 3.STUART, John, fl.1846

SPALDING CLUB 941.006 Notices of the Spalding Club : with the annual reports, list of members and works printed for the Club, 1839-71. - Edinburgh : Spalding Club, 1871. - vi,l45p.; 26cm. FM 557

1.Title

SPALDING, John 346.008 The petition of John Spalding of Holm, Esq. and others, heritors of the parish of Balmaclellan. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - 10p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Ander-son of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

SPANG, William 941.06. Rerum nuper in Regno Scotiae gestarum historia : seu verius commentarius / per Irinaeum Philalethen, Eleutherium. - Dantisci [ie Amsterdam] : [s.n.], 1641. -[8],576,[14]p.; 8vo.

FM 1557

1.Title 2.PHILALETHES, Irinaeus

828.6 The speaker, or miscellaneous pieces, selected from the

best English writers, and disposed under proper heads, with a view to facilitate the improvement of youth in reading and speaking. To which is prefixed an essay on elocution by William Enfield. - 3rd ed. - Dublin: printed by James Williams,1778. - xxvi,344p.; 12mo. FM3122

1. ENFIELD, William.

320.941508 THE SPEAKER'S hand-book on the Irish question / by an Irish Liberal. - London : Cassell for the Liberal Unionist Association, [ca 1890]. - xiv,174p.; 20cm. FM 2843

1.AN IRISH Liberal.

941.07 A SPEECH delivered in Parialment by a person of honour

wherein is shewn the cause and cure of the decay of trade and merchandize. - [London: F. Noble?], [ 17-?]. -20p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: A compleat history of the late rebellion. London,1716. FM976

1.[825.5]

826.6 SPEECH intended to have been delivered at the meeting

of the Pitt Club of Edinburgh, 27th Kay,1820; the Right Honourable the Earl of Hopetoun, chairman. - Edinburgh: printed for Adam Black,1820. - 35p.; 23 cm. - bound with: A political spectator. Strictures on the letters of a venerated nobleman. Dublin,1795. FM55

1.[825.7]

346.008 [SPEECH by the Lord President on the case of the late Duke of Queensberrys' executors, and the Earl of Wemyss and March]. - [s.l.:s.n.]m 1815. - 26p.; 25cm. -bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun, [s.l.], 1814. FM1811

1. WEMYSS and MARCH, Earl of.

825.6 The speeches of John Wilkes, one of the Knights of the

Shire for the county of Middlesex, in the parliament appointed to meet at Westminster the 29th day of Nov-ember 1774 to the Prorogation the 6th day of June, 1777. With notes by the editor. - London: [n. pub.], 1777. - 2v(l79p. :l48p.).;4vo. - bound together. FM1886

1. WILKES, John.

SPEED, John, 1542-1629 942 The historie of Great Britaine under the conquests of the Romans, Saxons, Danes and Normans / by John Speed. -The third edition. - London : printed by John Dawson for George Humble, 1632. - [20],1237,[85]p.; fol. in 6s , dedn.

FM385

SPELMANN, Sir Henry. 1564?-1641 473 Archaelogus in modum glossarii ad rem antiquam post-eriorum : continentis, latino-barbara, Peregrina, obsoleta et novatae significationis vocabula. - Londini: apud Johannes Beale,l626. - 452p.; 8vo in 4s. - Inscr-ibed by John Smith, Kelso. FM2153

SPENCE, Elizabeth Isabella, 1768-1832 914.11 Letters from the North Highlands during the summer 1816 / by Elizabeth Isabella Spence. - London : Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown, 1817. - xii,364p.; 22cm. FM 295

941.075 SOME account of the melancholy situation of the Young Pretender in Scotland after his defeat near Inverness; part of it written by himself, the whole being a translation from the French of two letters found near Arisaig, soon after his departure from thence for France. To the letters is prefixed a relation of the discovery of the originals. - London : printed for H.Carpenter, [1746?]. - [2],iii-vi,3-24p.; 8vo in 4s. -Preface signed by Robert Douglass of Straithbogie. Bound with : A plain, authentick and faithful narrative. London, 1750. FM 986 1.STUART, Charles Edward, Count of Albany

2.DOUGLASS, Robert, fl.1746

942.071 SOME account of the two nights court at Greenwich : wherein may be seen the reason, rise and progress of the late unnatural rebellion against His Sacred Majesty King George, and his government. - London : printed for J.Baker, 1716. - [2],72p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 952

345.42 SOME considerations on the law of forfeiture for high treason : occasioned by a clause in the late Act for making it treason to correspond with the Pretender's sons or any of their agents, &c. - London : printed for J.Roberts, 1745. - [2],78p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 992

320.94207 SOME considerations on the present distressed state of the British West India colonies, their claims on the government for relief, and the advantage to the nation in supporting them, particularly against the competition of East India sugar / by a West Indian. - London : Rivington, 1823. - [3],4-63p. : 21cm. - Bound with : A letter to the people of England. London, 1715. FM 131

1.A WEST INDIAN 2.[330.972904]

941.07 SOME FARTHER proofs whereby it appears that the Pretender is truly James the Third. - London: printed for M. Cooper, 1745. - 83p.; 8vo in - bound with: Ferguson, Andrew. A genuine account of all persons of note in Scotland. London, [17-?]. FM979

1. [941.07]

923.142 SOME historical memoires of the life and actions of His Royal Highness, the renowned and most illustrious Prince James Duke of York and Albany, &c. (only brother to His Most Sacred Majesty King Charles II), from his birth, anno 1633, to this present year 1682. -London : printed for Daniel Brown and Tho.Benskin, 1683. - [8],136p.; 8vo. FM 2167

1.JAMES II, King of Great Britain

690.6583 SOME METHODS to supply the defects of the late peace

without entering into a new war. - London:printed for J. Baker,[17-?]. - 40p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Wells, Edward. The rich man's great and indispensable duty to contribute...to the building...of churches. London,1715. FM2080

1.[942.07]

SOMERS, Robert, 1822-1891 330.94108 Letters from the Highlands : or the famine of 1847 / by Robert Somers. - London : Simpkin & Marshall, 1848. -viii,203p.; 20cm. - Originally published in the North British Daily Mail. FM 181

320.94206 SOME sober inspections made into the carriage and consults of the late Long-Parliament : whereby occasion is taken to speak of parliaments in former times, and of Magna Charta, with some reflexes upon government in general. - London : printed for Ric. Lownds, 1656. - [8],1814p.; 8vo, dedn. - Signed by J.H. FM 191

1.J.H. 2.H., J.

SOMERVILLE, John Southey, Baron 631 The system followed during the two last years by the Board of Agriculture further illustrated : with dissertations on the growth and produce of sheep and wool, as well Spanish as English, also observations upon the poor and poor laws, to which are added remarks on the modes of culture and implements of husbandry used in Portugal, and an inquiry into the causes of the present scarcity and means proposed to remedy it in future / by John, Lord Somerville. -A second edition, with considerable new matter relative to the relief of our poor, &c. &c. and an appendix. - Continued on next card.

Continued from previous card. 631 London : printed for W.Miller by E.Cox, 1800. - [4], 3000p.,7 folding leaves of plates : ill.; 8vo in 4s, advt. FM 1469

1. [350.845]

SOMERVILLE, Thomas, 1741-1830 922.541 My own life and times : 1741-1814 / by Thomas Somerville. - Edinburgh : Edmonston & Douglas, 1861. -xviii,397p.; 19cm. FM 2536

941.075 A SONG to the tune of Auld Lang Syne. - [s.l.:s.n.],

[17-?]. - 4p.; 8vo. - bound with: A full and true coll-ection of all the orders ... published by the authority of Charles, Prince of Wales, Glasgow. FM113

1. [S821.6]

S821.6 SONGS and verses : social and scientific / by an old contributor to Maga. - Third edition, enlarged, with the music of some of the songs. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1869. - viii,133p.; 17cm. FM 3047

1.AN OLD CONTRIBUTOR TO MAGA

SOPHOCLES 882.01 [Works. Greek and Latin] Sophoclis tragoediae quae extant septem, cum versione Latina; additae sunt lectiones variantes, et notae T.Johnson in quatuor tragoedias. - Glasguae : in aedibus Academicis, excudebat Robertus Foulis, 1745. - 2v.(vi,354p. : [2], 452p.); 8vo in Us.

FM 1618

SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM. 285.241 Catalogue of maps, plans and views of London and Westminster, collected by the late Mr. Frederick Crace.-London:HMSO, 1879. - 152p.; 21cm. - bound with: The Established Church and the Free: in what do they differ? Glasgow, 1874. FM705

1. [069.5] 2. CRACE, Frederick.

SOUTH Sea bubbles / London : Bentley, FM 1892

1.THE EARL 2.THE DOCTOR

919.6 by the Earl and the Doctor. -1872. - [8],312p.; 23cm.

SOUTH TOLCARNE MINE 371.92 [Resolutions of meeting and financial statement, 1873]. - London: South Tolcarne Mine, 1873. - 1 leaf; 24cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow,1875. FM709

l. [338.27453]

SOUTH UIST AND BARRA TELEGRAPH 367.94121 Memorandum for the Rt.Hon. Lord John Manners, H.M. Postmaster General, in regard to telegraph communica-tion to Benbecula, South Uist and Barra. - Westminster: Vacher, 1875. - 4p.; 33cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. MANNERS, John 2. [384.1]

SOWRAY, J.R. 285.241 Teinds. Proposals for their commutation and redemption. / by J.R. Sowray. - Edinburgh: A & C Black, 1874. - 25p.; 21cm. - bound with: The Established Church and the Free: in what do they differ?. Glasgow, 1874. FM705

1. [254.8]

SPOTTISWOODE, John, 1666-1728 340.0941 An introduction to the knowledge of the stile of writs, simple and compound, made use of in Scotland / by John Spottiswood of Spottiswood. - The fifth edition. -Edinburgh : printed for A.Kincaid and J.Bell, W.Gordon and J.Brown, 1765. - [4],587,[20]p.; 12mo in 6s. FM 3479

941 THE SPOTTISWOODE miscellany : a collection of original papers and tracts, illustrative chiefly of the civil and ecclesiastical history of Scotland. - Edinburgh : printed for the Spottiswoode Society, 1844-45. - 2v. (viii,526p. : viii,528p.); 23cm. FM3058

SPRECHERUS, F. 914.4947 [Rhetia] F. Sprecheri, Rhetia, ubi eius verus situs politia bella foedera et alia memorablia accuratissme describuntur. - Lugduni Batavorum: ex officina Elzeviriana,l633. - 424,[7]p.;l6mo in 8s. - bound with Simlerus, losia. [Vallesiae et Alpium descriptio]. Lugduni Batavorum,1633. FM1536 1.[914.4947]

SPROT, Alexander 346.008 Revised condescendence for Alexander Sprot and Edward Boyd, Esqrs. trustees and executors of the deceased Mark Sprot, Esq. of London, pursuers [and] revised answers for Sir Samuel Stirling of Glorat, Bart., and others, trustees of the deceased John Mackenzie, late of Garnkirk, defenders. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1827. -19p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. BOYD, Edward 4. MACKENZIE, John 2. SPROT, Mark 3. STIRLING, Sir Samuel

SPROT, Alexander 346.008 Summons, Alexander Sprot, Esq., John Sprot, Esq., and Edward Boyd, Esq., trustees and executors of the deceased Mark Sprot, Esq.; against John Mac-kenzie, merchant in Glasgow, and others. - [s.l.]: printed by R. Wallace, 1817. - 4p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet. [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. SPROT, John 2. BOYD, Edward 3. SPROT, Mark 4. MACKENZIE, John

SPROT,Mark 346.008

STIRLING, Sir Samuel Reclaiming note for Sir Samuel Stirling of Glorat, Bart., and Alexander Pearson, W.S., accepting and surviving trustees of the deceased John Mackenzie, Esq., sometime of Garnkirk, defenders; in the action of multiplepoinding and exoneration at the instance of the trustees of the deceased Mark Sprot, Esq. of London, pursuers, [s.l.], 1830.

SPURGEON, Charles Haddon, 1834-1892 252.061 [The head of the Church. Gaelic] Ceann na h-Eaglais : seamoin / leis an Urramach C.H.Spurgeon; air a cuir ann an Gailig le Aonghas Mac Dhomhnuill. - Inverness : printed at the Courier Office, 1869. - [4],32p.; 18cm. FM 1332

STANFORD, Edward 017.4 A catalogue of maps, atlases, books, and other publications issued or sold by Edward Stanford. -London : Stanford, 1890. - xxiv,176p.; 22cm. FM 2495

1.Title

STANLEY, Arthur Penrhyn, 1815-1881 956.94 Sinai and Palestine in connection with their history / by Arthur Penrhyn Stanley. - London : Murray, 1856. -lvi,535p., 7 leaves of plates : maps; 23cm. FM 847

91+1.073 THE STATE of the negotiation; with details of its progress and causes of its termination in the recall of the Earl of Lauderdale. - 2nd ed. - London: John Stockdale, 1806. - 90p.; 23cm. - bound with: A plain statement on the conduct of the Ministry and the opposition towards His Highness the Duke of York. London,1808. FM2740

1.[341.52]

346.008 STATE of the process of valuation of the fortfeited estate of Cluny, at the instance of his Majest's advocate, against his Grace the Duke of Gordon, and other claimnants on the said estate. - [s.l.:s.n.], [17-]. - 35p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Kempt, James. Case of Mr. James Kempt, schoolmaster at Fetteresso.. ••••••••[s.l.], 1737.

FM1809

1. GORDON, Duke of

942.066 STATE tracts : being a collection of several treatises relating to the government, privately printed in the

[4],468p.; fol. - Bound with : State tracts, being a farther collection. London, 1692. FM 383

9142.066 STATE tracts : being a farther collection of several choice treatises relating to the government from the year 1660 to 1689; now published in a body to shew the necessity and clear the legality of the late Revolution. - London : printed and are to be sold by Richard Baldwin, 1692. - [8],499p.; fol. - Bound with : State tracts, being a collection of several treatises. London, 1689. FM 383

S824.5 STATEMENT of the proceedings before the Select Committee of the House of Commons in the case of the Perth and Inverness and Inverness and Elgin Junction Railway Bills. - London : printed by John Nichols, 1846. -39p.; 21cm. - Bound with : Fraser, A.C. Tracts. Inverness, 1803. FM 690

1.GREAT BRITAIN. Parliament. House of Commons. Select Committee.

2. [385.0941]

971.03 STATEMENT respecting the Earl of Selkirk's settlement of Kildonan upon the Red River in North America, its destruction in the years 1815 and 1816, and the massacre of Governor Semple and his party. - London : printed by J.Brettell, [1817]. - [14], 126, lxxxix p., map; 22cm. FM 302

1.SELKIRK, Thomas Douglas, Earl of

914.121 THE STATISTICAL account of Inverness-shire / by the ministers of the respective parishes; under the superintendence of the committee of the Society for the Benefit of the Sons and Daughters of the Clergy. -Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1842. - [4],533p., map; 23cm. FM 26

1.MINISTERS OF THE RESPECTIVE PARISHES 2.SOCIETY for the Benefit of the Sons and Daughters of the Clergy.

367.94122 A STATISTICAL sketch and description of Ross-shire, as necessary to elucidate the plan and direction of exosting, as well as projected roads throughout that county - Inverness: printed by John Young, 1805. - 48p. 20cm. - bound with: Nairn Literary Institute. Laws, [s.l.], [18-?]. FM713

1. ROSS-SHIRE 2. [914.116]

923.143 STATUS particularis regiminis S.C.Majestatis

Ferdinandi II. - [s.l.] : [s.n.], 1637. - [16],365p.; 16mo in 8s, engraved, title-page.

FM 1498

1.FERDINAND II, Emperor of Germany

348.022 THE STATUTES of Henry VII, in exact facsimile, from the

very rare original, printed by Caxton in 1489; edited with notes and introduction by John Rae. - London: J.C. Hotten,1869. - xxi, [80],32p.; 29cm. FM3209

1. RAE, John.

STEELE, Sir Richard, 1672-1729 320.94207 The crisis : or a discourse representing from the most authentick records, the just causes of the late happy Revolution / by Richard Steele. - Edinburgh : [s.n.], 1714. - [3],iv-x, 11-58,[2]p.; 8vo in 4s, advt, dedn. FM 443

STEELE, Rev. Robert 346.008 Memorial f o r the Reverend Mr Robert Steele, minister of the old parish of Greenock, against the her i tors . [ s . l . : s . n . ] , 1799. - 14p.; 28cm. - bound with: Ander-son, Alexander. The pet i t ion of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [ s . l . ] , 1797. FM2l60( i i i )

917.1339 STEELE'S book of Niagara F a l l s . - Ninth edi t ion. -

Buffalo : Steele , 1846. - 95p., 7 leaves of plates : i l l . , maps; 16cm. FM 619

1.BOOK of Niagara F a l l s .

STEPHEN, Thomas, f l .1838 922.541 The l i f e and times of Archbishop Sharp (o f St.Andrews) / by Thomas Stephen. - London : Rickerby, 1839. - [ 2 ] , x v i , 640p.; 22cm. FM 2058

1.SHARP, James, Abp of St.Andrews

STEPHEN, W., f l .1893 274.1 History of the Scottish church / by W.Stephen. -Edinburgh : Douglas, 189I-96. - 2v. (xvi ,584p. : x x i i , 712p.); 23cm. FM 2081

STEPHENS, George, fl.1838 915.6 Incidents of travel in Egypt, Arabia Petraea, and the Holy Land / by George Stephens. - New edition, with additions. - London : Bentley, 1838. - 2v.(xii,317p. : viii,363p.); 21cm. FM 825

STEPHENS, James Brunton, 1835-1902 821.8 Convict once and other poems / by J.Brunton Stephens. -New edition. - Melbourne : Robertson, 1885. - iv,340p.; 20cm. - Inscribed by the author and Thomas Ross. FM 3110

STERNE, Laurence, 1713-1768 823.6 The life and opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gent. / [by Laurence Sterne]. - London : Johnson [et al.], 1808. -xxii,489p.; 23cm. - (The works of Laurence Sterne; vol.1 FM 3545

STERNE, Laurence, 1713~1768 914.4 A sentimental journey through France and Italy / by Laurence Sterne. With the life of the author. -London : Bumpus, 1824. - xii,l68p.; 15cm. FM 2928

1. [914.5]

STEUART, Sir James 1635-1715. 345.0231 Extract of the process of treason at the instance of Sir James Steuart, Her Majesties Advocate and as having special warrant for that effect against James Stirling of Keir, and others. - London:[n.pub.],1709. -vii ,40p. ;4to. FM3496

1. STIRLING, James.

STEUART, John A., fl.1898 S823.6 The minister of state : a novel / by John A.Steuart. -London : Heinemann, 1898. - [6],386p.; 20cm. FM 1913

STEVENSON, James 929-72 The civilisation of South-eastern Africa/by James Stevenson. - Glasgow: Maclehose, 1877. - 24p.; 1 map; 21cm. - bound with: Highton, E. Gilbert. Our imperial crown. London, 1876. FM712

1. [916.7]

STEVENSON, James. 346.008 The petition of James Stevenson, tenant in Lynes' Mill, [and others], - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 5p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun, [s.l.], 1814. FM 1811

STEVENSON, Rev. John 346.008 The petition of the Rev. Mr. John Stevenson, minister of Blackford. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 11p.; 28cm. -bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

STEVENSON, Rev. John 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr John Stevenson, minister of the gospel at Blackford. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1793. - 3p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

STEVENSON, Joseph, 1806-1895 941.02 Documents illustrative of the history of Scotland : from the death of King Alexander the Third to the accession of Robert Bruce, MCCLXXXVI-MCCCVI / selected and arranged by Joseph Stevenson. - Edinburgh : H.M.General Register House, 1870. - 2v.(lvi,432p. : xxii,532p.); 26cm. - (Series of Chronicles and Memorials) FM 42 1.Title

STEVENSON, Thomas George, fl.1883 012 The bibliography of James Maidment, Esq., advocate, Edinburgh : from the year 1817 to 1878 / drawn up by Thomas George Stevenson. - Edinburgh : printed for private circulation, 1883. - xii,55p.; 23cm. -Includes : Notices of the sale of the Maidment collection; List of books edited by Thomas George Stevenson. FM 2132

1.Title 2.MAIDMENT, James, 1794-1879

STEWART, Alexander 1764-1821 274.11 Account of a late revival of religion in a part of the Highlands of Scotland / by Alexander Stewart. - 3rd ed - Edinburgh: printed by J. Ritchie for Ogle and Aikman, 1802. - 35p.;17cm. FM1990

STEWART, Alexander, fl.l804 891.631008 Cochruinneacha taoghta de shaothair nam bard Gaeleach = a choice collection of the works of the Highland bards, collected in the Highlands and Isles / by Alexander and Donald Stewart. - Duneidin : T.Stiuart, 1804. - 2v. (viii,304p. : [3],306-592,7p.); 23cm. - FML has two copies. FM 1401 bound in one volume. FM 1390 & 1401

1.Title 2.A CHOICE collection 3.STEWART, Donald, fl.l804

STEWART, Alexander, fl.1801 491.635 Elements of Galic grammar in four parts : I.Of pronunciation and orthography, II.Of the parts of speech, III.Of syntax, IV.Of derivation and composition / by Alexander Stewart. - Edinburgh : printed by C.Stewart for Peter Hill, 1801. - [6],8, 179p.; 21cm. - P.177-9 missing and replaced by MS copy. FM 1391

STEWART, Alexander, fl.1801 491.635 Elements of Gaelic grammar in four parts : I.Of pronunciation and orthography, II.Of the parts of speech, III.Of syntax, IV.Of derivation and composition / by Alexander Stewart. - Second edition,.; corrected and enlarged. - Edinburgh : printed by C.Stewart and sold by Oliphant, Waugh & Innes, 1812. -xxiv,200p.; 21cm. - 2 copies in FML. FM 1391A & 1391B

STEWART, Alexander, fl.1883 398 Nether Lochaber : the natural history, legends and folk-lore of the West Highlands / by Alexander Stewart. - Edinburgh : Paterson, 1883. - viii,417p.; 21cm.

FM237 1.NETHER LOCHABER 2. [500.941]

STEWART, Archibald fl 1747. 347.06 The trial of Archibald Stewart, Esq., late Lord Provost

of Edinbrugh before the High Court Justiciary in Scotland. - Edinburgh: printed for Gideon Crawford, 1747. - 178,203p.;8vo in 4s. - bound with: A report of the proceedings and opinion of the Board of General Officers on their examination into the conduct, behaviour and proceedings of Lieu. Gen. Sir John Cope ... London, 1749. FM975 1.High Court Justiciary in Scotland. 2. [345.021 32]

STEWART, Archibald, fl. 1745 345.00264 The trial of Archibald Stewart, late Lord Provost of Edinburgh, before the High Court of Justiciary in Scotland, for neglect of duty, and misbehaviour in the execution of his office as Lord Provost of Edinburgh, before and at the time the Rebels got possession of that city in the month of September 1745. - Edinburgh : printed for Gideon Crawfurd, 1747. - [2],3-178,203p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 3489 1.Title

STEWART, Dugald, 1753-1828 170 Outlines of moral philosophy / by Dugald Stewart. -A new edition. - Edinburgh : Macleod, 1845. - xii, 2l6p.; 16cm.

FM 1654

STEWART, Duncan, f1.1739 929.72 A short historical account of the Royal Family of Scotland. - [Edinburgh] : [s.n.], [1739]. - vi,214,[2]p.; 4to. - FKL copy lacks opening leaves including title-

page. FM 78

STEWART, James, d.1752 345.00264 The trial of James Stewart in Aucharn in Duror of Appin for the murder of Colin Campbell of Glenure, Esq., factor for His Majesty on the forfeited estate of Ardshiel, before the Circuit Court of Justiciary held at Inveraray on Thursday the 21st, Friday the 22nd, Saturday the 23rd, and Monday the 25th of September last by his Grace the Duke of Argyll, Lord Justice-General, and the Lords Elchies and Kilkerran, Commissioners of Justiciary. - Edinburgh : printed for G.Hamilton and J.Balfour, 1753. - [4],288,150,4p.; 8vo in 4s. - Includes the "Dying speech" of the defendant. FM 3534 1.Title 2.CAMPBELL, Colin, d.1752

STEWART, John. 346.008 Correspondence regarding the purchase of the estate of Belladrum, in Inverness-shire, preceding the sale, by John Stewart, Esq. M.P., from James Fraser, Esq. of Belladrum. - [s.l]: printed by R. Wallace, [1826?]. - 121p.; 27cm. - bound with: Cuthbert, John. Extract, registrate service and sasine, Mr. John Cuthbert,

[s.l.], 1680. FM772

1. FRASER, James. 2. [346.0436]

STEWART, Sir John 346.008 Prepared State, Sir John Stewart of Castlemilk, Baronet, and others; against the minister of Car-munock and others. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 6p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2160(iii)

STEWART, Rev. John 346.008 Print in the case the Rev. the presbytery of Inverness against the Rev. John Stewart. - [s.l.]: printed by W. & R.A. Veitch, 1866. - 280p.; 28cm. -bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Information for Hugh Robert Duff, Esq. of Muirtown, [s.l.], 1808. FM3233

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STEWART, John, fl.1829 346.002642 Report of trial of the issues in the conjoined actions of suspension and reduction, John Stewart, Esq. of Carnoustie, M.P., pursuer & suspender, against James Fraser, Esq. of Belladrum, defender & charger. -Edinburgh : R.Wallace, printer, 1830. - [2],iv,213p.; 22cm. - "Printed for the use of the counsel and agent of Mr.Fraser." FM 3505

1.Title 2.FRASER, James, fl.1829

STEWART, John (pursuer) fl.1830. 345.0263 Report of the trial of the issues in the conjoined actions of suspension and reduction, John Stewart, Esq. of Carnousie, M.P., pursuer and suspender against James Fraser of Belladrum, defender and charger. - Edinburgh: R. Wallace,1830. - iii,212p.;22cm. FM3492

1.FRASER, James ( defender) 2.EDINBURGH, Jury Court.

STEWART, John Lorne fl.1885 016.704 942 Land: especially Highland land / By J,L.S. Oban: Black,1885. - 31p.;l8cm. - bound with: Catalogue of -choice and rare portraits of members of the Royal House of Stuart; Francis Harvey. London,[ 18?]. FM2529

1. [333.76]

STEWART, Sir John Shaw 31+6.008 Memorial for Sir John Shaw Stewart of Greenock and Blackhall, Bart.; Mrs Christian Crawfurd of Carts-burn, and Thomas Macknight, Esq; of Ratho, her hus-band; and the representatives of Dr. William Hamilton of Craighlaw, heritors of the landward parts of the parish of Greenock; against the Reverend Mr Robert Steele, minister of Greenock. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1799. -15p.; 29cm. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

1. CRAWFURD, Mrs Christian (continued on next card)


2. MACKNIGHT, Thomas 3. HAMILTON, Dr. William 4. STEELE, Rev. Robert

STEWART, Robert, fl.1800 891.6312 Orain Ghaelach agus Bheurla-Ghaelach / le Raibard Stiubhard. - Duneidin : C.Stiubhard, 1802. - viii,2l6p.; 16cm. - Inscribed by Alexander Halley. FM 1318

STEWART, Robert, fl.1800 891.6312 Orain Ghaidhealach do laoich dheonach Adhull agus Bhraidealbun / le Raibairt Stiubhart. - Peairt : le R.MacMhuirich, 1810. - [2],6p.; 17cm. FM 1354

STIFTER, Adelbert 1805-1868 843.7 Pictures of life / by Adelbert Stifter; translated by Mary Howard. - London: Simms and M'Intyre,1852. -254p.; 16cm. - bound with: Hugo, Victor. The slave-king: a historical account of the rebellion of the negroes of St. Domingo. Adapted from the 'Bug-Jargal'. London,1852 FM1743

1 .[833.7]

STILLINGFLEET, Edward. 1635-1699. 192 A sermon preached an the fast day, November 13, 1678, at St, Margaret's Westminster, before the Honourable House of Commons. /by Edward Stillingfleet. - 3rd ed. -London:printed by Margaret White,1678. - 52p.; 4to. -bound with: Richardson, J. Thoughts upon thinking, or, a new theory of the human mind. London,1755. FM2049

1.[252.03]

STIRLING,Andrew 346.008 Extract, sasine in favour of Andrew Stirling, Esq. -[s.l.:s.n.], [l8-?]. - 5p.; 25cm. - bound with: Gordon, John. The petition and complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinburgh, 1817. FM1812

[STIRLING Chap songs]. - Stirling: V. Macnie,[1826?]. -8,8,8,8,8,8,p.; 17cm. FM3049

STIRLING, Charles 346.008 The petition and complaint of Charles Stirling, Esq. of Cadder, and others, freeholders in the county of Lanark. - Edinburgh: printed by J.Hay, 1818. - 24p.; 25cm. - Includes appendix comprising a claim of en-rolment and a protest. - bound with: Gordon, John. The petition and complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinburgh, 1817. FM1812

STIRLING, Charles 346.008 The petition of Charles Stirling, Esq. of Cadder and others, freeholders in the County of Lanark. -Edinburgh: printed by J.Hay, 1818. - 12p.; 25cm. -bound with: Gordon, John. The petition and complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinburgh, 1817. FM1812

STIRLING, Charles 346.008 Replies for Charles Stirling, Esq. and others; to the answers for the Honourable William Fullerton Elphinstone of Carberry. - Edinburgh: printed by J. Hay, 1818. - 19p., 25cm. - bound with: Gordon, John. The petition and complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinburgh, 1817. FM1812

1. ELPHINSTONE, Fullerton, William

STIRLING, John 346.008 John Stirling of Herbertshire, in the county of Stirling, Esq., appellant; Archibald Campbell, young-er of Succoth, Esq., respondent. The respondent's

case. - [s.l.:s.n.], [1754]. - 3P. - PAGES folded. - bound with: Leith, Walter. The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen. [s.l.], 1748. FM3322

1. CAMPBELL, Archibald

STIRLING, Captain John 346.008 Captain John Stirling, of Herbertshire, appellant; Archibald Campbell, the younger, of Succoth, clerk to the Signet, respondent. The appellant's case. -[s.l.:s.n.], [1754]. - 3p.; fol. - Pages folded. -bound with: Leith, Walter. The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen, [s.l.], 1748. FM3322


STIRLING, Sir Samuel 346.008 The petition of Sir Samuel Stirling of Glorat, in the county of Stirling, Baronet, and of Alexander Pearson, writer to tne Signet, Donald Lindsay, and George Auldjoesson, both accountants in Edinburgh, trustees of the said Sir Samuel Stirling. - Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1851. - 8p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Luke of. Summons, his Grace the Luke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. PEARSON, Alexander 2. LINDSAY, Donald 3. AULDJOESSON, George

STIRLING, Sir Samuel 346.008 The petition of Sir Samuel Stirling of Glorat, in the county of Stirling, Baronet, and of Alexander Pearson, writer to the Signet, Donald Lindsay, and George Auldjoesson, both accountants in Edinburgh, trustees of the said Sir Samuel Stirling. -Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1852. - 8p.; 27cm. -bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241


STIRLING, John 346.008 John Stirling of Herbertshire, in the county of Stirling, Esq., appellant; Archibald Campbell, young-er of Succoth, Esq., respondent. The respondent's case. - [s.l.:s.n.], [1754]. - 3p.; fol. - Pages folded. - bound with: Leith, Walter. The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen, [s.l.], 1748. FM3322


STIRLING, Captain John 346.008 Captain John Stirling, of Herbertshire, appellant; Archibald Campbell, the younger, of Succoth, clerk to the Signet, respondent. The appellant's case. -[s.l. :s.n.], [1754]. - 3p.; fol. - Pages folded. -bound with: Leith, Walter. The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen, [s.l.], 1748. FM3322


STIRLING, Sir Samuel 346.008 The petition of Sir Samuel Stirling of Glorat, in the county of Stirling, Baronet, and of Alexander Pearson, writer to tne Signet, Donald Lindsay, and George Auldjoesson, both accountants in Edinburgh, trustees of the said Sir Samuel Stirling. - Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1851 - - 8p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl , against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241


STIRLING, Sir Samuel 346.008 The petition of Sir Samuel Stirling of Glorat, in the county of Stirling, Baronet, and of Alexander Pearson, writer to the Signet, Donald Lindsay, and George Auldjoesson, both accountants in Edinburgh, trustees of the said Sir Samuel Stirling. -Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1852. - 8p.; 27cm. -bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241


STIRLING, Sir Samuel 346.008 Reclaiming note for Sir Samuel Stirling of Glorat, Bart., and Alexander Pearson, W.S., accepting and surviving trustees of the deceased John Mackenzie, Esq., sometime of Garnkirk, defenders; in the action of multiplepoinding and exoneration at the instance of the trustees of the deceased Hark Sprot, Esq. of London, pursuers. - [s.l.]: printed by R.Wallace, 1830. - 2p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. PEARSON, Alexander 3.Sprot,Mark 2. MACKENZIE, John 4.[346.092]

STIRLING, Sir Samuel 346.008 Reclaiming note for Sir Samuel Stirling of Glorat, Bart., and Alexander Pearson, W.S., accepting and surviving trustees of the deceased John Mackenzie, Esq., sometime of Garnkirk, defenders, in the conjoined actions between them and Mrs Marion Kelly, and others, trust-disponees of the late Alexander Mackenzie, merchant in Glasgow, pursuers. - [s.l.]: printed by R, Wallace, 1830. - /p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Luke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. PEARSON, Alexander

STIRLING,Walter 346.008 The petition and complaint of Walter Stirling, Esquire of Faskine, merchant in London. - [s.l.:s.n], 1818. -6p.; 25cm. - bound with: Gordon, John. The petition and complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinburgh, 1817. FM1812

STIRLING,Walter 346.008 Replies for Walter Stirling, Esquire of Faskine, merchant in London, to the answers for the Right Honourable Lord Archibald Hamilton, and others, freeholders of the county of Lanark. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1818. - 6p., 25cm. - bound with: Gordon, John. The petition and complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinbrugh, 1817. FM1812

1. HAMILTON,Archibald

STOCQUELER, Joachim Hayward. 1800-1885. 355.002 02 The Wellington manual, being a compilation from the dispatches of His Grace the Duke of Wellington / by J.H. Stocqueler. - Calcutta:W. Rushton, 1840. - iv, 200,ixp.;19cm. FM174

ST0DDART, Sir John, 1773-1856 914.1 Remarks on local scenery & manners in Scotland during the years 1799 and 1800 / by John Stoddart. - London : William Miller, 1801. - 2v.([5],iv-xxiv,310p. : [5], iv-viii,34l,[3]p.), 34 leaves of plates : ill., map; 24cm. - Contains bookplate of the Rev.James Henry Hughes. FML has 2 copies. FM 143 & 250

STOKER 346.008 The petition of Messrs. Stoner and Hunter, and Messrs. Stoner, Hunter, and Kerr, merchants in St. Lucar. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1783. - 35p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Gouper, David. The petition of the representatives of Mr David Couper of New Grange, [s.l.], 1752. FM3320

1. HUNTER 2. KERR

ST0RM0NT, Viscount 346.008 Minutes in the multiple-poinding, the Viscount Stormont, against Mr Robert Richardson's creditors. [s.l.:s.n.], [17-?]. - 3p.; fol. - Pages folded. -bound with: Leith, Walter. The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen. [s.l.], 1748. FM3322

1. [346.092] 2. RICHARDSON, Robert

STORMONT, David, Viscount 346.008 Answers for David Viscount of Stormont; to the petition of John Rome in Hills, and James Home in Torduff. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1776. - 35p.; 4to in 2s. -bound with: Couper, David. The petition of the representatives of Mr David Gouper of New Grange. [s.l.], 1752. FM3320

1. ROME, John 2. ROME, James

STORMONT, David, Viscount 346.008 Memorial for David Viscount of Stormont, charger; against John Rome in Hills, and James Rome in Tor-duff, suspenders. - [_s.l.:s.n.], 1775. - 22p.; 4to in 2s. - Pages 19 and 20 missing. - bound with: Couper, David. The petition of the representatives of Mr David Couper of New Grange. [s.l.], 1752. FM3320

1. ROME,John 2. ROME, James

STORMONT, David, Viscount 346.008 The petition of David Viscount of Stormont. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1782. - 3p.; 4to. - bound with: Couper, David. The petition of the representatives of Mr David Couper of New Grange, [s.l.], 1752. FM3320

STORMONT, David, Viscount 346.008 The petition of David Viscount of Stormont. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1777. - 39p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Couper, David. The petition of the representatives of Mr David Couper of New Grange. [s.l.], 1752. FM3320

STORY, Robert Herbert, 1835-1907 285.241 The Church of Scotland, past and present : its history, its relation to the law and the state, its doctrine, ritual, discipline, and patrimony / edited by Robert Herbert Story. - London : Mackenzie, [1890]. - 5v., 35 leaves of plates : ill., maps, ports; 23cm.

FM2082

1.Title

079.41 THE STORY of the "Scotsman" : a chapter in the annals of -British journalism. - Edinburgh : printed for private circulation, 1886. - 62p.; 19cm. - Inscribed by T.G.Stevenson. FM 52

STOWE, Harriet Beecher 1811—1896 823.8 Dred; a tale of the Dismal Swamp / by Harriet Beecher Stowe. - London: Sampson Lowe; Edinburgh: Constable, 1856. - viii,524p.; 16cm. - bound with: Lytton, Sir Edward Bulwer. Leila, or the siege of Granada. London, 1855. FM1719

1.[813.3]

STOWE, Harriet Beecher, 1811-1896 813.3 Uncle Tom's cabin / by Harriet Beecher Stowe. -London : Cassell, 1852. - xxiv,391p., 27 leaves of plates : ill.; 19cm. - Illustrated by George Cruikshank. FM 1900

1.CRUIKSHANK, George, 1792-1878

STOWELL, William Scott, Baron. 1745-1836. 347.05 The practice of Bill Chamber: containing various alterations in consequence of the statute, June 20, 1810; to which is annexed, Act of Sederunt, June 14, 1799 / William Scott. - 3rd ed. - Edinburgh: printed for the author by J. Ritchie,1812. - 39p.5 21cm. FM3307

1.SCOTT, William, Baron Stowell.

STRABO 913 [Geographica. Greek & Latin] Strabonis rerum geographicarum libri XVII, Graece et Latine; cum variorum, praecipue Casauboni, animadversionibus; codicum MSS. collationem, annotationes et tabulas geographicas, adjecit Thomas Falconer. Subjiciuntur Chrestomathiae, Gaece et Latine. - Oxonii : e typographeo Clarendoniano, 1817. - 2v.([2] ,viii,2l4, 643p.: [5],648-1333,[85]p.), 17 leaves of plates : maps; 43cm. - Inscribed by Thomas Falconer.

FM 1608 1.FALCONER, Thomas, fl.1817 2.CHREST0MATHIAS

STRACHAN, Rev. William 346.008 Answers for the Reverend Mr William Strachan, minister of Durris; to the petition of the Right Honourable the Earl of Peterborough. [s.l.:s.n.], 1794. - 9p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. PETERBOROUGH, Earl of

STRANG, John, 1795-1863 941.435 Glasgow and its clubs : or glimpses of the condition, manners, characters, and oddities of the city, during the past and present centuries / by John Strang. -Third edition, enlarged, \vith a brief memoir of the author. - Glasgow : Tweed, l864.-xxxii,496.p.; 23cm. FM 2900

STRANGUAGE, William, fl.l624 923.141 The historie of the life and death of Mary Stuart, Queene of Scotland / [by Wil.Stranguage]. - London : printed by John Haviland for Richard Whitaker, 1624. -[lO],250p.; fol. in 1+s, dedn. - Author from dedn. Published in 1636 as the work of W.Udall. FM 2666

1.Title 2.UDALL, W.

STRANSKIUS, Paulus, fl.1633 943.702 Respublica Bohemiae / a Paulo Stranskii descripta. -Lugd.Batavorum : ex officina Elzeviriana, 1634. - [8], 507,[13]p; l6mo in 8s, dedn, engraved title-page. FM 1492

STRATHALLAN, James, Viscount 346.008 [Revised cases for James, Viscount Strathallan, Robert Whigham, William Smyth, and James Robertson, pursuers and the Right Honourable Fletcher, Lord Grantley, defender]. - Edinburgh: printed by W. Bur-ness, 1843. -55p,;27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of Summons, nis Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. WHIGHAM, Robert 2. SMYTH, William 3. ROBERTSON, James 4. GRANTLEY, Fletcher, Lord

STRATHEDEN, Lord. 342.087 The eastern question and the General Election. Speech of Lord Stratheden and Campbell in the House of Lords, March 15, 1880 .- London: Waterlow, 1880. - 19p.; 21cm. -- bound with: Bluntschli, J.K. Roumania and the status of the Jews in Roumania. London,1878. FM2825

1 .[327.42]

STOCKMAR, E., Baron 923.243 Memoirs of Baron Stockmar / by his son Baron E. von Stockmar; translated from the German by G.A.M., edited-by P.Max Muller. - London : Longmans & Green, 1872. -2v.(cx,391p. : xiv,555p.); 20cm. FM 2757

1.STOCKMAR, Christian Friedrich, Baron

STRATHMORE, Patrick Lyon, Earl of 941.006 The book of record : a diary / written by Patrick First Earl of Strathmore. And other documents relating to Glamis Castle, 1684-1689; edited from the original MSS. at Glamis with introduction and notes, by A.H.Millar. -Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1890. - xlviii, 194p.; 23cm. - (Scottish History Society; vol.9). FM 414

1.GLAMIS BOOK OF RECORD 2.Series 3.MILLAR, A. H., fl.1890

4. [923.241]

STRATTON, Thomas, fl.1872 410 The affinity between the Hebrew language and the Celtic : being a comparison between Hebrew and the Gaelic language, or the Celtic of Scotland / by Thomas Stratton. - Third edition. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1872. - 71p.; 19cm. FM 211

1 . [ 4 9 1 . 6 3 ] 2 . [ 4 9 2 . 4 ]

STRATTON, Thomas, fl.1872 410 The Celtic origin of a great part of the Greek and Latin languages and of many Classical proper names, proved by a comparison of Greek and Latin with the Gaelic language or the Celtic of Scotland / by Thomas Stratton. - Second edition. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1870. - 100p.; 18cm. FM 1254

1. [491.63] 2. [470] 3. [480]

STOcKMAR, E., Baron 923.243 Memoirs of Baron Stockmar / by his son Baron E. von Stockmar; translated from the German by G.A.M., edited by P.Max Mulller. - London : Longmans & Green, 1872. -2v.(cx,391p. : xiv,555p.); 20cm.

FM2757

1.STOCKMAR, Christian Friedrich, Baron

STRATHMORE, Patrick Lyon, Earl of 941.006 The book of record : a diary / written by Patrick First Earl of Strathmore. And other documents relating to Glamis Castle, 1684-1689; edited from the original MSS. at Glamis with introduction and notes, by A.H.Millar. -Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1890. - xlviii, 194p.; 23cm. - (Scottish History Society; vol.9). FM 414

1.GLAMIS BOOK OF RECORD 2.Series 3.MILLAR, A. H., fl.1890 4. [923.241]

STRATTON, Thomas, fl.1872 410 The affinity between the Hebrew language and the Celtic : being a comparison between Hebrew and the Gaelic language, or the Celtic of Scotland / by Thomas Stratton. - Third edition. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1872. - 71p.; 19cm. FM 211

1. [491.63] 2. [492.4]

STRATTON, Thomas, fl.1872 410 The Celtic origin of a great part of the Greek and Latin languages and of many Classical proper names, proved by a comparison of Greek and Latin with the Gaelic language or the Celtic of Scotland / by Thomas Stratton. - Second edition. - Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1870. - 100p.; 18cm. FM 1254

1. [491.63] 2. [470] 3. [480]

784.3 [Street Ballads]. - 1v. , printed, sheets, pasted down,

28cm. - from various London printers, 19th century. FM3079

784.3 [STREET BALLADS]. - 1v.; 34cm. - printed sheets bound

together. - various printers.- possibly 19th century. FM3070.

STREIT, E. 808.851 Memoire, concernant les details du meutre commis contre la personne de Charles Ogle, correspondant du 'Times' entre Macrynitza et Volo / par Prof. E. Streit, d' Athenes. - [s.l.:s.n. ], 1878. - 15p. ; 21cm. - bound with: Public dinner to directors of the Highland Rail-ways, September 10, 1863. FM704

1.[364.152]

STRETCH, L. M. 902 The beauties of history : or pictures of virtue and vice drawn from real life / by L.M.Stretch. - A new edition, revised and improved. - Liverpool : Smith, [1813]. - xvi,546p.; 22cm. FM 1081

STUART, A. Moody 923.241 Life and letters of Elisabeth, last Duchess of Gordon / by the Rev.A.Moody Stuart. - Fourth edition. -London : Nisbet, 1866. - viii,344p.; 18cm. FM 2544

1.GORDON, Elisabeth, Duchess of

3TUART, Andrew, d.1801 929.2 Letters to the Right Honourable Lord Mansfield / from Andrew Stuart. - London : [s.n.], 1773. - [2],40,64, 48,48p.; 8vo in 4s, engraved title-page. - Concerns the Douglas Cause. FM 2063

1.MANSFIELD. Sir James. 1733-1821

STUART, Andrew, d.1801 929.2 Genealogical history of the Stewarts : from the earliest period of their authentic history to the present times / by Andrew Stuart. - London : printed for A.Strahan, T.Cadell and W.Davies, 1798. - [3],vi-xxiv, 468p.; 4to.

FM 375 1.STEWART, Family

STUART, Dame Ann 346.008 The petition of Dame Ann Stuart of Castlemilk, widow of Sir John Stuart of Castlemilk, Baronet, Liferen-trix, and Andrew Stuart, now of Castlemilk and Torrance, Esq; fiar of the lands and barony of Carmunnock, and Robert Park and others, heritors of the parish of Carmunnock. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1798. -6p.; 29cm. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

1. STUART, Sir John 2. STUART, Andrew 3. PARK, Robert

STUART, Archibald. 345.0231 Criminal letters, his Majesty's advocate for his Majesty's interest, against Archibald Stuart, late Provost of the city of Edinburgh. - [s.l.:s.n.], [1747]. - 16Pp ; 4to in 2s. - bound with: collection of eighteenth century legal documents entitled 'Law papers 1747-61'. FM1002

STUART, Archibald. 345.0231 Information for Archibald Stuart of the city of Edinburgh, merchant, and late Lord Provost of said city, pannel or defendant, against his Majesty's advocate for his Majesty's interest, pursuer. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1747. - 49p.; 4to in 2s. - bound withs Stuart, Archibald. Criminal letters, his Majesty's advocate for his Majesty's interest, against Archibald Stuart, [s.l.], [1747]. FM1002

STUART, Archibald. 345.0231 Information for his Majesty's advocate, for his Majesty's interest, pursuer, against Archibald Stuart of the city of Edinburgh, merchant, and the late Lord Provost of the said city, pannel or defender. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1747.- 44p.; 4to in 2s. -bound with: Stuart Archibald. Criminal Letters, his Majesty's advocate, for his Majesty's interest, against Archibald Stuart. [s.l.], [1747]. FM1002

STUART, Charles Edward, Count of Albany 941.075 The manifesto of a certain power. - London: printed for J.English, 1744. - [2],5-32p.; 8vo. FM 989

1.Title

STUART, Charles Edward, 1799?-1880 S821.6 Poems / by Charles Edward Stuart. - London : Bosworth, 1869. - viii,198p.; 18cm. FM 3011

STUART, Gilbert, 1742-1786 941.05 The history of Scotland from the establishment of the Reformation till the death of Queen Mary : to which are annexed observations concerning the public law and the constitution of Scotland / by Gilbert Stuart. - The second edition. - London : printed for J.Murray and G.Robinson, 1783-84. - 2v.([24],475p. : [2],312,[5], 6-159,[33]p.); 8vo, advt. - Contains bookplate of the Earl of Fife. FM 455

STUART, James 346.008 Report by James Stuart, collector of the widows fund of writers to the Signet, from Whitsunday 1825 to Whitsunday 1826. - [s.l.]: printed by John Stark, [1826?]. - 8p.; 27cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Duff of Muirtown, Esq [s.l.], 1816. FM3232

STUART, James, 1775-1849 917 Three years in North America / by James Stuart. -Edinburgh : Robert Cadell, 1833. - 2v.; 21cm. - FML set lacks vol.1. FM 612

STUART, James. 1775-1849. 345.02523 The trial of James Stuart, Esq., Younger of Dunearn, before the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh, on Monday, June 10, 1822. - Edinburgh: Constable,1822. -l86,20p.;22cm. FM3488

STUART, James 1775-1849. 345.02523 The trial of James Stuart, Esq., Younger of Dunearn, before the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh, on Monday,June l0, 1822. - 2nd ed. - Edinburgh:Constable, 1822. - 186,20p.;21cm. - bound with: Borthwick, Wm. Murray. Proceedings against Wm. Murray Borthwick. Edinburgh,1822. - Hamilton, Archibald, Lord. Report of the trial by Jury of the action of damages for a libel in the Beacon newspaper. Edinburgh,1822. - Hope, John. A letter to the Honourable James Abercromby,M.P. Edinburgh,1822. - Campbell, General. Campbell v. Black. Edinburgh,1817. FM3533

STUART, John, 1813-1877 923.141 A lost chapter in the history of Mary Queen of Scots recovered : notices of James, Earl of Bothwell, and Lady Jane Gordon, and of the dispensation for their marriage, remarks on the law and practice of Scotland relative to marriage dispensations, and an appendix of documents / by John Stuart. - Edinburgh : Edmonston and Douglas, 1874. - iv,115p.; 24cm. FM 2668

1,MARY, Queen of Scotland

STUART, John, 1813-1877 941.23 Records of the Monastery of Kinloss : with illustrative documents / edited by John Stuart. - Edinburgh : printed for the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland by R.& R.Clark, 1872. - lxxvi,175p.,6 leaves of plates : ill.; 23cm. FM 2213

1.Title

STUART, John, 1813-1877 941.33 Records of the Priory of the Isle of May / edited by John Stuart. - Edinburgh : printed for the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland by R.Clark, 1868. - [4],cxviii, 45p.; 23cm.

FM 2212

1.Title

STUART, John Sobieski Stolberg, 1795?-1872 391.00941 The costume of the clans : with observations upon the literature, arts, manufactures, and commerce of the Highlands and Western Isles during the Middle Ages, and on the influence of the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries upon their present condition / by John Sobieski Stolberg and Charles Edward Stuart. -Edinburgh : Menzies, 1845. - [2],vi,lxiv,171,[5]p., 36 leaves of plates : ill.; 57cm. FM 894

1.Title 2.STUART, Charles Edward, 1799?-1880

STUART, John Sobieski Stolberg, 1795?-1872 S823.6 Tales of the century : or sketches of the romance of history between the years 1746 and 1846 / by John Sobieski and Charles Edward Stuart. - Edinburgh : Martin, 1851. - xii,300p.; 20cm. FM 2676

1.STUART, Charles Edward, 1799?-1880

STUART, John Sobieski Stolberg, 1795?-1872 S821.6 Lays of the deer forest : with sketches of olden and modern deer-hunting, traits of natural history in the forest, traditions of the clans, miscellaneous notes / by John Sobieski and Charles Edward Stuart. -Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1848. - 2v.(x,38lp.:[4],560p.); 20cm. FM 3129

1.STUART, Charles Edward, 1799?-1880

STUART, John Sobieski Stolberg, 1795?-1872 391.00941 Vestiarium Scoticum : from the manuscript formerly in the library of the Scots College at Douay, with introduction and notes / by John Sobieski Stuart. -Edinburgh : William Tait, 1842. - 109p., 75 leaves of coloured plates; 38cm. FM 81

1.Title

STUART, Robert, 1812-1848 936.204 Caledonia Romana : a descriptive account of the Roman antiquities of Scotland, preceded by an introductory view of the aspect of the country and the state of its inhabitants in the first century of the Christian era, and by a summary of the historical transactions connected with the Roman occupation of North Britain / [by Robert Stuart]. - Edinburgh : Bell & Bradfute, 1845. - 364p, 20 leaves of plates s ill., maps; 29cm. FM 2511

941.21 THE SUBSTANCE of the leases granted on the Lovat Estate,

1802, with their clauses arranged under their respective heads. - Inverness : printed by Young and Imray, 1802. - [2],32p.; 27cm. FM 3464

1.LOVAT ESTATE

941.21 THE SUBSTANCE of the leases granted on the Lovat Estate,

1811, with their clauses arranged under their respective heads. - Inverness : Lewis Grant, 1812. -35p.; 21cm. FM 3570

1.LOVAT ESTATE

270.6 I SUCCESSI della fede Hell'Inghilterra con un ristretto

della vita de i Regi da Enrico VIII fin' alia felice incoronazione del Regnate G i a c o m o . - in Bologna:

per Giacomo Monti,1685. - [8], 290p.; 12mo. FM1533

914.85 SUECIA : sive de Suecorum regis dominiis et opibus commentarius politicus. - Lugd.Batav. : ex officina Elzeviriana, 1633. - [6],306p.; l6mo in 8s, dedn, engraved title-page. FM 1531

SUETONIUS 923.145 [Works] Cains Suetonius Tranquillus; cum annotationibus diversorum. - Amsterodami : typis Danielis Elzevirii, 1671.-[3],4-367,[13]p.; l6mo in 8s, engraved title-page. FM 1532

821.008 THE SUFFOLK garland : or a collection of poems, songs, tales, ballads, sonnets and elegies, legendary and romantic, historical and descriptive, relative to that county. - Ipswich : Raw, 1818. - xvi,4O4p. 5 21cm. FM 3173

891.6312 SUIM an eolais shlainteil : no an teagasg Criosduighe, mar ata e air a chur fios ann sna Sgriobtuiribh Naomh', agus ann leabhar aidraheil an chreidimh; ris am bheil air na chur leabhar aithghearr nan ceisd. - Duineidin : clodhbhuailt le Eoin Robertson, 1767. - [2],iii-iv,[l], 2-68p.; 12mo in 6s. - Bound with : Buchanan, D. Laoidhe spioradail. Edinburgh, 1767. FM 1381

1.LEABHAR aithghearr nan ceisd. 2. [230.42]

SULLY, Maximilien de Bethune, Duc de 323.244 [Memoires. English] Memoirs / of Maximilian de Bethune, Duke of Sully; newly translated from the French edition of M.de L'Ecluse. To which is annexed the trial of Francis Ravaillac for the murder of Henry the Great. -Edinburgh : Bell and Bradfute, 1805. - 5v.; 20cm. -Inscribed by John MacGillivray. FM 1846

SULTZBERGER, Hartmann Henry, fl.1881; 350.765 All about opium / edited by Hartmann Henry Sultzberger. - London : printed by Wertheimer & Lea, 1881;. - xvi, 207p.; 23cm. FM 2896

1.Title

346.008 SUMMONS of declarator, &c. Glencoe's trustees; against Glencoe and others. - [s.l.]: printed by P. Weill, [l824?]. - 12p. ; 28cm. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Mac-gown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

1. MCDONALD, Alexander 2. CAMERON, Duncan

346.008 SUMMONS of declarator, the Guildry Corporation of Inverness, against the magistrates and town-council of Inverness. - Edinburgh: printed by H.& J. Pillans, 1839. - 10p.; 28cm. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.1.], 1815 FM3234

1. INVERNESS, Guildry Corporation of 2. INVERNESS, Magistrates & town-council

346.008 SUMMONS of declarator of non-entry, magistrates of Inverness; against Masterton Robertson, Esq. of Inches, and others. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1817. - 6p.; 27 cm. - Page 6 is unnumbered and handwritten. - bound with: Cuthbert, John. Extract, registrate service and sasine, Mr. John C u t h b e r t , [ S . 1 . ] , 1 6 8 0 . FM772

1. ROBERTSON, Masterton.

929.72 SUNDAY dlosing in Ireland. Report of debate in the House of Commons, 12th May, 1876. - Dublin: Irish Association for closing public houses on Sundays, 1876. - 41p.; 21cm. - bound with Highton, E. Gilbert. Our imperial crown. London, 1876. FM712

1. GREAT BRITAIN. Parliament. House of Commons 2. IRISH ASSOCIATION for closing public houses on

Sundays. 3. [350.761]

320.94207 SUPPLEMENT. to an address to the free citizens of Edin-

burgh. - [s.l.:s.n.],1740. - 40p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Ministerial prejudices in favour of the conventi-on, examin'd and answer'd. London,1739. FM101 1.[838.5]

941.04 SUPPLEMENT to the history of the feuds and conflicts

among the clans. Extracted from a ms. written about 1656. - Glasgow: R.Chapman,1818. - 34p.;19cm. - bound with: Here folowing begynnythe a full almentable cronycle of the dethe of James Stewarde, Kyng of Scotys. Glasgow,1818. FM225

1.[941]

SURENNE, Gabriel fl.1836 448 The new French manual,and traveller's companion / by Gabriel Surenne. - 5th ed., revised and enlarged. -Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd,l836. - 252p.; 3maps; 16cm. FM1870

SUTER, James fl. 1867. 301.451 924 The ordinance of Levites / by James Suter. - Edinburgh: Nimmo,l867. -viii,96p.;18cm,

FM2172.

SUTHERLAND, Alexander, 1794-1831 914.11 A summer ramble in the North Highlands. - Edinburgh : Hunter, 1825. - viii,256p.; 20cm. - 2 copies in FML. FM 190 & 258

1.Title

346.008 SUTHERLAND, Elizabeth Countess of The petition of Elizabeth, Countess of Sutherland, and George, Earl Gower, her husband, pursuers. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - 13p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797. FM2l60(iii)

1. GOWER, George, Earl

SUTHERLAND, Elizabeth, Countess of 346.008 Memorial for Elizabeth, Countess of Sutherland, and George, Karl Gower, her husband, pursuers; against the Officers of State, defenders. - [s.l.ss.n.], 1797. _ 11p.; 26cm. - bound with: Anderson, Alexander. The petition of Alexander Anderson of Canducraig, Esq. [s.l.], 1797• FM2l60(iii)

1. GOWER, George, Earl

273.9 SUTHERLAND and the Sutherlanders; their religious and

social condition, or, the duties of the church and the chieftain. - Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, 1844. - 23p.; 21cm. - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church, Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. [261.1]

SUTTON, Charles Manners 346.OO8 The petition of the Right Honourable Charles Manners Sutton, speaker of the House of Commons, and others, commissioners appointed by the Acts of Parliament 43 Geo. III, c. 102 and 44 Geo. III, c. 62, for

making and maintaining the Caledonian Canal. -[s.l.]: printed by Duncan Stevenson, 1824. - 24p.; 28cm. - bound with: Campbell, Duncan. Suspenders proof in causa, Campbells against Macgown. [s.l.], 1815. FM3234

SWAN,S.W. 346.008 Thirty-two letters relating to the case of Mr. W.S. Swan, Lieutenant John Anderson, and Sir Alexander Cochrane. - [s.l.:s.n.], [181-]. - 22p.; 25cm. -bound with: Gordon, John. The petition and complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinburgh, 1817. FM1812

1. ANDERSON, John 2. COCHRANE, Alexander

SWIFT, Jonathan, 1667-1745 822.5 Cadenus and Vanessa : a poem. - London : printed and sold by J.Roberts; Edinburgh : by Allan Ramsay, 1726. -[2],3-34p.; 8vo in 4s, advt. - Bound with : Home, J. Douglas. Edinburgh, 1757. FM 1698A

1.Title 2. [821.5]

SWIFT, Jonathan, 1667-1745 828.5 [A discourse of the contests and dissensions between the nobles and commons in Athens and Rome. French] Traite des dissensions entre les nobles et le peuple dans les Republiques d'Athenes & de Rome, &c., l'art de ramper en poesie, et l'art du mensonge politique, traduits de l'Anglois / de M.Swift. -Alethobathopseudopolis : chez Bold Truth, 1733. - [2], xvi,364,[4]p.; 8vo, turned chain-lines. - First item only by Swift. L'art du mensonge politique is John Arbuthnot's The art of political lying. FM 1863 1.ARBUTHN0T, John, 1667-1735

SWIFT, Jonathan, 1667-1745 Miscellanies in prose and verse [by Jonath.Swift and Alex.Pope]. for Benjamin Motte, 1727. - [3], Authors named in preface. FM 2139

828.5 : the first volume / - London : printed

,4-l6,[4],408p.; 8vo. -

1.Title 2.POPE,Alexander, 1688-1744

SWIFT, Jonathan, 1667-171+5 827.5 A tale of a tub : written for the universal improvement of mankind. To which is added an account of a battel between the antient and modern books in St.James's Library. - The second edition corrected. - London : printed for John Nutt, 1704. - [10],322p.; 8vo, dedn. -Includes "A discourse concerning the mechanical operation of the spirit". FML has 2 copies. FM 2810A is the third edition, 1704. FM 2810 & 281OA

1.Title

SWIFT, Jonathan, 1667-1745 827.5 A tale of a tub : written for the universal improvement of mankind; to which is added an account of a battel between the antient and modern books in St.James's Library. - [London?] : [s.n.], 1711. - [3], 5-31Op.; 12mo, dedn. FM 2811 1.Title

SWINBURNE, Henry, 1743-1803 914.58 Travels in the two Sicilies in the years 1777 > 1778, 1779, and 1780 / by Henry Swinburne. - The second edition. - London : printed by J.Nichols for T.Cadell and P. Elmsly, 1790. - 4v., 23 leaves of plates : ill., maps; 8vo. FM 833

SWINTON, Archibald 1812-1890 345.077 Digest of decisions in the Registration Appeal Court at Glasgow in the years 1835,1836,1837 and 1838; with notes of decisions in other districts, and a supple-ment, containing cases undecided in 1839-/ by Arch-ibald Swinton. - Edinburgh: Clark,1840. - 270p.; 23cm. FM3299

SWINTON, Archibald. 1812-1890. 347.08 Thoughts on the report of the committee of the House of Lords on the appellate jurisdiction of that House and the best means of facilitating the administration of justice as connected with the hearing of appeals, writs of error and other judicial proceedings / by Archibald Swinton. - Edinburgh: W.andC. Tait,l824.. - 68p.; 23cm. bound with: Faculty of Advocates. Substance of the speeches delivered by some members of the Faculty of Advocates. Edinburgh,1807.

FM3573-

1.[347]

SYMINGTON, Robert. 346.008 The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun, and of Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope, Baronet, Thomas Coutts, of the Strand, in the county of Middlesex, William Murray of Henderland, and Edward Bullock Douglas, Esquires, executors of the Late William Duke of Queensberry. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 60p.; 25cm. -bound with: collection of nineteenth century law papers entitled 'Queensberry Leases, Earl of Wemyss, Marquis of Queensberry. FM1811

1. MONTGOMERY, Sir James. 2. COUTTS, Thomas 3. MURRAY William 4. DOUGLAS, Edward Bullock.

SYMSON, David, fl.1712 929.2 A genealogical and historical account of the illustrious name of Stuart s from the first original to the accession to the imperial crown of Scotland / being the long-expected work of David Symson. - Edinburgh : prin],155p.; 8vo in 4s. - Contains bookplate of Stuart of Dunnairn. FM 119

T.R. 394.4 To the electors of the Inverness Burghs/T.T., a seer and wizard of olden time, - Inverness: [s.n. ], 1847 - 1leaf; 33cm. - bound with: A true narrative of the reception of their Royal Highnesses on their arrival in Scotland. Edinburgh, 1680. FM721

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658.15934 TABLES OF FEES for conveyancing and. general business

with professional rules applicable thereto, adjusted and approved as a joint table to be used by the Society of Writers to Her Majesty's Signet, the Society of Solicitors in Supreme Courts in Scotland and the Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow. - Edinburgh: Blackwood,1876. - 38p.;26cm. FM3315

TACITUS 937.07 [Works] C.Cornelii Taciti opera; ex editione Jer.Jac. Oberlini, sedula recensione accurata. Quibus accesserunt. Gabrielis Broterii supplementa. - Londini : sumtibus Rodwell et Martin, 1817- - 3v.([4],322p. : [4],276p. : [4],363p.); 14cm FM 1580

1.0BERLIN, Jeremie Jacques, 1735-1806 2.BROTERIUS, Gabriel

TACITUS, Cornelius 937.07 [Works. English] The works / of Cornelius Tacitus; translated] by Arthur Murphy, with an essay on the life and genius of Tacitus, notes, supplements, and maps. - London. : printed for G.G.J, and J.Robinson, 1793. - 4v., 5 leaves of plates : maps; 4to, dedn. -Inscribed by Geo.Sandilands, 1802. FM 2155

1.MURPHY, Arthur, 1727-1805

S823.6 TALES from "Blackwood". - Edinburgh : Blackwood, [186-?]. - 12v. in 6; 16cm. - Originally published in Blackwood's Magazine, 1821-59. FM 1721

1.BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE

• 843.7 Tales of the first French Revolution/ collected by the

author of Emilia Wyndham. - London: Simms and McIntyre, 1849. - 284p.;l6cm. - bound with:Bellah; a tale of La Vendee edited by the author of Two old men's tales. London,1850. FM1739 1. [ 843.7]

941.073 TALES of the Tories : or their merry conduct in the field and prison, with short characters of those of note / written by a gentleman that was concern'd among them. - London : printed for W.Robins and sold by J.Roberts, 1718. - [3],4-40p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 444

1.A GENTLEMAN that was concern'd among them.

TASSO, Torquato, 1544-1595 851.4 [Gerusalemme liberata. English] Godfrey of Bulloigne : or the recovery of Jerusalem, done into English heroical verse / from the Italian, of Tasso; by Edward Fairfax. To which are prefixed a glossary and the lives of Tasso and Fairfax, by the editor. - The seventh edition, reprinted from the original folio of 1600. -London : Knight, 1844. - 2v. in 1 (300,277p.); 15cm. FM 1791

1.FAIRFAX, Edward, d.1635

TASSO, Torquato, 1544-1595 851.4 [Rinaldo. English] Rinaldo : a poem in XII books / translated from the Italian of Torquato Tasso; by John Hoole. - London : printed for J.Dodsley, 1792. - [3], iv-xix,[4] ,4-326,[ 14]p.; 8vo. FM 3141

1.HOOLE, John, 1727-1803

TASWELL-LANGMEAD, Thomas Pitt. 1840-1882. 274.1 The preservation of parish registers / by T.P. Taswell-Langmead; preface by William Copeland Borlase. - London: Pewtress & Co., 1882. - 27p.; 22cm. - bound with: McCosh James. The wheat and the chaff gathered into bundles. Perth, 1843. FM703

1.BORLASE, William Copeland. 2.[929.3]

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TATE, Nahum, 1652-1715 822.5 The history of King Lear : revived with alterations / by N.Tate. - Dublin : printed by Pressick Rider and Thomas Martin for William Smith, 1724. - [9] ,10-77 [3]p.; 12mo in 6s, advt, dedn. - Extensively altered

version of Shakespeare's play. Bound with : Home, J. Douglas. Edinburgh, 1757. FM 1698A

1.SHAKESPEARE, William, 1564-1616 2. [822.4]

TAVERNER, William, d. 1731 822.5 'Twis well if it takes. A comedy / written by Mr. Taverner. - London:printed for John Pemberton,1719. -80p.; 8vo. - bound with: Johnson, Charles. The sultan-ess. London,1717. FM1065

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TAYLOR, Elizabeth 941.25 The Braemar Highlands : their tales, traditions, and history / by Elizabeth Taylor. - Edinburgh : Nimmo, 1869. - viii,344p.; 19cm. FM 333

TAYLOR, Rev. Joseph 346.008 The petition of the Rev. Mr Joseph Taylor, minister of the gospel at Wattin. - [s.l.ss.n.], 1792. - 5p.; 4to. - bound, with: Grant, General. The petition of the

Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

TAYLOR, Peter Alfred. 1819-1891 - 342.087 The game laws. Speech of Mr. P.A. Taylor in the House of Commons, March 2nd, 1880. - London: Anti-Game law league, 1880. - 40p.; 21cm. - bound with: Bluntschli, J.K. Roumania and the status of the Jews in Roumania. London,1878. FM2825

1.[825.8]

TAYLOR, William 941.16 Researches into the history of Tain : earlier and later / by the Rev.William Taylor. - Tain : Alexander Ross, 1882. - iv,123p., 4 leaves of plates : ill.; 19cm. FM 102

TAYLOR, William 1748-1825 252.05241 A sermon delivered in St, Enoch's Church, Glasgow on Wednesday, November 19th,1817, the day of the funeral of Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales / by the Rev. William Taylor. - Glasgow: Univer-sity Press, 1817. - 34p.;21cm. - bound with:M'phail, William. The wrath of man praising God, both in permitting and in restraining its violence exemplified in the public events of our times. London, 1814. FM2069

TAYLOR, Rev. William 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr William Taylor, minister of the gospel at New Deer, and Mr Hugh Taylor, his assistant and successor. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1793- - 7p-; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. TAYLOR, Hugh

TEIGNMOUTH, Baron, fl.1836 914.1 Sketches of the coasts and islands of Scotland and of the Isle of Han / by Lord Teignmouth. - London : Parker, 1836. - 2v.(xx,322p. : viii,426p.); 21cm. FM 280

TELFORD, Thomas, 1757-1834 388.11 Report and estimates relative to a proposed road in Scotland from Kyle-Rhea in Inverness-shire to Killin in Perthshire by Rannoch-Moor : investigated by order of the Commissioners for Highland Roads and Bridges, chiefly for the purpose of ascertaining the practicabil-ity of an improved drove road from the North-Western Highlands / by Thomas Telford. - London : printed by Hansard, 1810. - 15p map; 24cm. FM 353 1.Title 2.GREAT BRITAIN. Parliament. Highland Roads & Bridges Commission.

820.05 TEMPLE Bar : a London magazine for town and country readers. Vol.1-45; 1861-75. - London : Office of "Temple Bar". - 45v.; 22cm. - Published by Richard Bentley from v.16. Set lacks v.22-25. FM 2942

TERENCE 877.01 The Andria & Eunuchus / of Terence; translated into English, v/ith notes critical and explanatory by William Gardiner. - Edinburgh : Waugh & Innes, 1821. -xii,l62p.; 19cm. FN 1058

1.GARDINER, William, fl.1821

TERENCE 877.01 [Comedies. English] The comedies / of Terence; translated into familiar blank verse by George Colman. -London : Lackington & Allen, 1802. - [2],492p.; 20cm. FM 1057

1.COLMAN, George, 1732-1794

TERENCE 877.01 [Works] Publii Terentii Carthaginiensis Afri comoediae N.VI. et in eas Aelii Donati et Eugraphii veteris grammatici commentaria; Fr.Lindenbruchius collatis MSS. veteribusque exemplaribus recensuit, auxit, & observationibus inlustravit. - Parisiis : ex officina Plantiniana, apud Hadrianum Perier, 1602. - [26],654, [2]p.; 4to, dedn. - Bound with : Faernus, G. Emendationes in Terentii. Paris, 1602. FM 1586

1.DONATUS, Aelius 2.LINDENBRUCHIUS, Fridericus, fl.1602 3.EUGRAPHIUS

TERENCE 872.01 [Works] Publii Terentii Afri comoediae sex; ex editione Westerhoviana. - Glasguae : cura et impensis Roberti & Andreae Foulis, 1742. - [2],3-280p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 1565

277.44 THE TESTIMONY and advice of an assembly of pastors of

churches in New England at a meeting in Boston, July, 7, 1743, occasioned by the late happy revival of religion in many parts of the land. - London: J. Oswald, 1744. - [4], 44P• ; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Four letters &c taken from the London Weekly History of the progress of the gospel. Edinburgh, 1743• FM2005

1.[277.4]

THACKERAY, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 823.8 The Virginians : a tale of the last century / by W.M.Thackeray. - London : Bradbury & Evans, 1858-59. -2v. (viii,382p. ; viii,376p.), 46 leaves of plates : ill; 22cm. - Illustrated by the author. FM 3249

822.5 THEMISTOCLES : the lover of his country, a tragedy, as it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. -London : printed for R.King, 1729. - [l6],70p.; 8vo, dedn. - Bound with : Addison, J. Cato. London, 1744. FM 1698

741.64 THIRTY illustrations of Childe Harold : the original drawings produced expressly for the Art-Union of London. - London : Art-Union, 1855. - [63]p., [31] leaves of plates : ill.; 29cm. FM 1101

1.BYRON, George Gordon, Baron Byron

320.94107 THE THISTLE : a dispassionate examen of the prejudice of Englishmen in general to the Scotch nation and particularly of a late arrogant insult offered to all Scotchmen by a modern English journalist; in a letter to the author of Old England of December 27, 1746. -The second edition. - London : printed for H.Carpenter, 1747. - [2],3-4Op.; 8vo in 4s. - Signed by Aretine. Bound with : The advice of a friend. [ 1745]- Knight, Sir John. The speech of Sir John Knight. [1693?]. A letter from a gentleman in Edinburgh. [Edinburgh?],

(Continued on next card)FM111

(Continued from previous card) 320.94107 [1749]. An historical account of the triumphant spirit of the Whigs. Edinburgh, 1746. FM 111

1.ARETINE

941.075 THE THISTLE.A dispassionate examen of the prejudice of Englishmen in general to the Scotch nation, in a letter to the author of 'Old England1 of December 27, 1746. -2nd ed. - London: printed for H. Carpenter, 1747. -40p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: A full and true collect-ion of all the orders ... published by the authority of Charles, Prince of Wales. Glasgow, 1746. FM113

1. [320.94107]

052 THE THISTLE : or Anglo-Caledonian journal. - Vol.1-?; 1836-? - London : Baisler. - 22cm. - FML has vol.1. Bound with : The Missionary magazine. London, 1836. FM 357

THOMAS, Dorothea Christina 346.008 Defender's proof in declarator of marriage and legitimacy, Dorothea Christina Thomas, or Gordon &c. against Major John Gordon. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1828. 72p.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, [s.l.], 1819-FM3227

1. GORDON, Major John 2. [346.01]

THOMAS, Mrs Dorothea Christina 346.OO8 Pursuer's proof, in declarator of marriage and legitimacy, Mrs. Dorothea Christina Thomas, or Gordon, against Major John Gordon. - [s.l.]; printed by Graham & Co., 1828. - 47p. ; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. GORDON, Mrs. Dorothea Christina 2. GORDON, Major John 3. [346.01]

THOMAS, Dorothea Christina 346.008 Revised condescendence, for Dorothea Christina Thomas, or Gordon, and Huntly George Gordon, her son, pursuers of a process of declarator of marriage and legitimacy, against Major John Gordon, late of his Majesty's 2d. Regiment of Foot. - [s.l.]: printed by Graham & Co., 1828. - 14p.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank, [s.l.], 1819 FM3227

1. GORDON, Dorothea Christina 2. GORDON, Huntly George 3. GORDON, Major John 4. [346.01]

THOMAS, Lord Bishop of Oxford, fl. 1745. 264.031 A sermon preached on occasion of the present rebellion in Scotland at the Parish-Church of St. James, West-minster and the Chapels belonging to it, October 6,13, 1745 / by Thomas, Lord Bishop of Oxford. - London: printed for J. Jackson and J. Jolliffe, 1745. - 32p.; 8vo in 4s. - Bound with!A form of prayer to be used in all churches and chapels... London, 1745. FM2179 1.[252.009 033]

THOMAS. Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man. 230 The doctrines of Christianity made easy to the meanest capacities or, an essay towards an instruction for the Indians / by Thomas, Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man. - London:printed and sold by J. Osborn,1740. - xl, 248p.; 12 mo. in 6s. - Inscribed by Chas. MacCullooh. FM2098

THOMAS, Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man. 265.3 A short and plain instruction for the better under-standing of the Lord's Supper; with the necessary preparation required for the benefit of young commun-icants, and of such as have not well considered this holy ordinance. To which is annexed the office of Holy Communion / by Thomas, Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man. -23rd ed. - London:printed for F. and C. Rivington, 1792. - xi,210p.;12mo. FM2097

THOMSON, Mr. 346.008 Notes of Mr. Thomson's speech on the (Neidpath entail). - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 24p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun, [s.l.], 1814. FM1811

THOMSON, Andrew Mitchell, 1779-1831 230.5241 [Catechism for the instruction of communicants. Gaelic ] Leabhar ceasnuchaidh chum luchd-comunachaidh a theagaisg ann an eolas air nadur agus feum sacramaint suipeir an Tighearna / air eadar-theangachadh o Bheurla A.M.Thomson; le H F . - An treas clo-bhualadh. - Glascho : chlo-bhuailte le Bell agus Bain, agus r'an reic le M.Ogle, 1835. - 71p.; 15cm. - Translated by Hugh Fraser. FM 1282

THOMSON, Andrew Mitchell, 1779-1831 230.5241 [Catechism for the instruction of communicants. Gaelic] Leabhar-cheistean air son luchd-comanachaidh fhoghlum ann an nadur agus feumalachd sacramaid Suipeir an Tighearna agus anns na teagasgan agus na dleasannasan a tha'n dlu-dhaimh ris an ordugh so, maille ri earail chomanachaidh / le Aindrea Tomson; air eadar-theangach-adh gu Gaelig le A.Mac-Farlain. - Edinburgh : Thornton & Collie, 1840. - 46p.; 17cm. FM 1222

THOMSON, Rev. George 346.008 The petition of the Rev. Mr George Thomson, assist-ant and successor to the Rev. Frederick M'Lagan, minister of the gospel at Melrose. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 9p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

1. M'LAGAN, Rev. Frederick

THOMSON, George, 1757-1851 784.76916 Thomson's collection of the songs of Burns, Sir Walter Scott, and other eminent lyric poets ancient & modem, united to the select melodies of Scotland and of Ireland & Wales; with symphonies & accompaniments for the piano forte by Pleyel, Haydn, Beethoven &c.; the whole composed for & collected by, George Thomson. -London : Preston; Edinburgh : Thomson, [1822]. - 6v. in 2; 26cm. FM 3133 1.Title 2.PLEYEL, Ignaz Joseph, 1757-1831 3.HAYDN, Joseph, 1732-1809 4.BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van, 1770-1827

THOMSON, James, 1700-1748 822.5 The tragedy of Sophonisba : acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane by His Majesty's servants / by Mr. Thomson. - London : printed for A.Millar, 1730. - [8], 75,[3]p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. - Bound with : Addison, J. Cato. London, 1744. FM 1698

THOMSON, John, fl.1820 912.41 Atlas of Scotland : or county atlas, consisting of maps of all the counties on a very large scale, compiled from actual survey. - Edinburgh : Thomson, 1831. - [6], viii,l8p.,117 leaves of plates : col.maps; 55cm. FM 897

1.Title

THOMSON, Joseph, 1858-1894 823.8 Ulu : an African romance / by Joseph Thomson and Miss Harris-Smith. - London : Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1888. - 2v.(viii,280p. : [2]f293p.); 20cm. FM 1906

1.HARRIS-SMITH, Miss

THOMSON, William, fl. 1848 623.8923 A new table and treatise, accompanied with a plate and explanations : consisting of new methods of finding the apparent time and the sun's altitude for any given place and time, and finding the latitude by double altitudes and also by a single altitude of the sun / by William Thomson. - Bombay : Gentleman's Gazette Press, 1848. - [8],32,[2],xx p.; 24cm. - Inscribed by D.McCulloch. FM 2466

THORBUHN, Grant fl. 1834 920.073 Forty years in residence in America; or, the doctrine of a particular providence exemplified in the life of Grant Thorburn, Seedsman, New York. / written by him-self. - London: Fraser,1834 - xi,280p.;17cm. FM1675

THORBURN, Rev. William 346.008 The petition of the Rev. Mr William Thorburn, minister of the gospel at Girthon. - [s.l.s:s.n.], 1797 . - 5p; ; 4to. - bound, with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State,and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160 (iv)

THORNE, James 1815-1881 914.2091693 Rambles by rivers / by James Thorne. - London:Knight, 1844. - 244p. ;illus.; 16cm. - bound with: Saunders, John. Cabinet pictures. London,1845• FM1795

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THORNTON, Thomas, 1757-1823 914.2 A sporting tour through the northern parts of England and great part of the Highlands of Scotland / by Colonel T.Thornton. - London * Vernor and Hood, 18O4. - [26],312,[4]p., 16 leaves of plates : ill.; 26cm. FM 1475

THORPE, Markham John 941.05 Calendar of the state papers relating to Scotland, preserved in the State Paper Department of Her Majesty's Public Record Office / by Markham John Thorpe. -London : Longman, Brown, Green & Roberts, 1858. - 2v. (xxviii,560p. : [7],562-1101p.)i 28cm. - Contents : The Scottish series of the reigns of Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary, Elizabeth, 1509-1603, and the state papers relating to Mary Queen of Scots during her detention in England, 1568-1587. FM 158 1.Title 2.[941.04] 3.GREAT BRITAIN. Public Record Office.

824.8 THOUGHTS on various subjects. - Dublin: Peter Rae, 1874.-28p.; 17cm. - bound with: Cameron, James. An essay upon reformation principles. Elgin, 1873. - China Mission. 17th annual report. Edinburgh,1872. - Cameron, James. An essay on teetotalism. Elgin, 1870. - Cameron, James. Animadversions upon the work and opinions of total abstainers. Elgin, 1871. - Cameron, James. The mountain-eer and the Saxon. Elgin, 1872. - Fowler, William. Remarks on the report of the committee of the House of Lords on improvement of land. London, 1874. FM718


THRIEPLAND, Sir Patrick Murray 346.008 The petition of Sir Patrick Murray Thriepland, of Fingask, Bart. - Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1852. - 3p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies of Menzies, Baronet. [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

THRIEPLAIND, Sir Patrick Murray 346.008 The petition of Sir Patrick Murray Thriepland of Fingask, Baronet, curator Bonis to Miss Margaret Spence Yeaman of Murie, in the county of Perth, with consent and concurrence of Mrs Jean Spence or Mettam, widow of the late Thomas Mettam, Esquire of Fardon, presently residing at Murie, in the county of Perth. -Edinburgh: printed by W. Burness, 1848. - 7p.; 27cm. - bound with: Atholl, Duke of. Summons, his Grace the Duke of Atholl, against Sir Neil Menzies of Menzies, Baronet, [s.l.], 1827. FM3241

1. YEAMAN, Margaret Spence 3.METTAM, JEAN 2. SPENCE, Jean 4. METTAM, Thomas

THYSIUS, Antonius, fl.1651 949.2 Compendium historiae Batavicae : a Julio Caesare usque ad haec tempora / auctore Antonio Thysio. Accessere praeter duos ejusdem discursus oratorios, articuli pacis inter Hispaniarum Regem & Foederatos Proceres. -Lugduni Batavorum : ex officina Joannis Maire, 1652. -[48],479p. ; l6mo in 8s, dedn, engraved title-page. FM 1502

TITUS, Silus. 1623?-1704 941.07 Killing no murder &c. briefly discoursed, in three questions / by Col. Titus, alias William Allen. -Londons[n.pub.],1734. - 34p-; 8vo in 4s., dedn. - bound with: Remarks on the Pretender's declaration dated at Plombieres, August 29th, 1714. London,1715. FM984

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TOLMIE, William 346.008 The petition of William Tolmie, tacksman of Mill-town of Petty, in the county of Inverness, and Francis Tolmie, tacksman of Auchindown, in the county of Nairn. - [s.l.]: printed by M.Anderson, 1831. -29p.; 28cm.- bound with: The petition of the Officers of State, [s.l.], 1795. FM3240

1. TOLMIE, Francis

T00KE, Andrew 1673-1732. 291.211 The Pantheon, representing the fabulous histories of the heathen gods, and most illustrious heroes, in a short plain:-and familiar method, by way of dialogue / by Andrew Tooke. - 16th ed., revised, corrected and amended. - London: printed for A. Ward,1747. - [6], 360,[36]p.;plates;8vo. FM1985

TOOKE, Andrew, 1673-1732 292 The pantheon : representing the fabulous histories of the heathen gods and most illustrious heroes in a short, plain, and familiar method by way of dialogue / by Andrew Tooke. - A new edition, revised, corrected, amended and illustrated. - London : printed for C.Elliot, 1783. - [8],387,[5]p.,28 leaves of plates : ill.; 12mo in 6s, advt. - FML copy lacks 5 leaves of plates. FM 1985

TOOKE, John Home, 1736-1812 410 Epea pteroenta : or the diversions of Purley / by John H o m e Tooke. - London : printed for J.Johnson, 1786-98. - 2v.; 8vo. - FML lacks vol.2. Inscribed from Wiiliam Windham to Andrew Dalzel, 1786. FM 2158

TOPFFER, Rodolphe, 1799-1846 843.7 The parsonage / by Rodolph TOpffer. - London s Simms & M'Intyre, 1848. - 2v. in 1 ( viii,5-299,[4] ,6-327p.); 17cm. FM 1753

TOPFFER, Rodolph- 1799-1846 843.7 Rosa and Gertrude and my uncle's library / Rodolph Topffer. - London: Simms and M'Intyre, 1848. - viii, 5-300p.;16cm. - bound with: Topffer, Rodolph. Tales and sketches. London, 1849. FM1754

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TOPFFER, Rodolph 1799-1846 843.7 Tales and sketches / by Rudolph Topffer. - London: Simms and M'Intyre, 1849. - 5-296p.; 16cm. - bound with: Topffer, Rudolph. Rosa and Gertrude. London, 1848.

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TORREMS, William Torrens McCullagh, 18I3-1894 923.2415 Twenty years in Parliament / by W.McCullagh Torrens. -London : Bentley, 1893. - [4],38lp.; 23cm. FM 2578

052 THE TOWN and country magazine : or universal repository of knowledge, instruction, and entertainment. - Vol.1-?; 1769-? - London : printed for A.Hamilton. - 8vo in 4s, engraved title-page. - Monthly. FML has : v.3-4, 1771-72; v.6, 1774; v.9-10, 1777-78. FM 2932-2936

328.378 A TOWN ECLOGUE. - Edinburgh: Oliver & Co., 1804. - 33p. > 21cm. - bound with: Great Britain. Laws, statutes etc. An act to disable Alex. Wilson from taking office of magistracy. Edinburgh, 1737. FM691

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TOWNEND, William 929.2 The descendants of the Stuarts : an unchronicled page in England's history / by William Townend. - Second edition, with additions. - London : Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans & Roberts, 1858. - xxx,346p.,6 leaves of plates : ports, tables; 23cm. FM 3359

1.STEWART, Family

TOWNSEND, William Charles, 1803-1850 345.00264 Modern state trials : revised and illustrated with essays and notes / by William C.Townsend. - London : Longman, Brown & Green, 1850. - 2v. (xvi,533p. 555p.); 23cm. FM 3541 1.Title

TOWNSHEND, J. K., fl.l834 910.4 Sporting excursions in the Rocky Mountains : including a journey to the Columbia River, and a visit to the Sandwich Islands, Chili, &c. / by J.K.Townshend. -London : Colburn, 1840. - 2v.(xii,310p. : xii,312p.); 21cm. FM 629

823.8 TOWN-TALK of Clyda / by the author of "One foot in the grave". - London : Tinsley, 1869. - 2v.(278p. : 287p.); 20cm. FM 1895 1.0NE foot in the grave, author of.

TOWRY, M. H. 941.1 Clanship and the clans : containing a popular sketch of the constitution and traditions of the clans of Scotland, with notices of the Highland garb and arms,

and a table of the clans / by M.H.Towry. - Edinburgh : Grant, [ca 1870]. - [8],117p.; 17cm. FM 2954

954.029 TRANSACTIONS in India from the commencement of the French War in 1756 to the conclusion of the late peace in 1783 : containing a history of the British interests in Indostan during a period of near thirty years. -London : printed for J.Debrett, 1786. - [9],2-505p.; 8vo, advt. FM 148

243 THE TRAITEROUS and foolish manifesto of the Scots rebels

examined and expos'd, paragraph by paragraph.- London: printed and sold by R. Burleigh,1715. - 32p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: James, Prince of No-land. London, 1709. FM923

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273.9 TRACTS upon tracts on the intrusion of ministers, nos. 1 and 2. - Edinburgh: Macredie, [18-?]. - 4, 4p.; 21cm. -bound with: A Minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

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941.002 TRACTS illustrative of the traditionary & historical antiquities of Scotland. - Edinburgh : Stillie, 1836. -[5],iv-viii,[2],495p.j 23cm, engraved title-page. FM 46

TRAPP, Joseph, 1679-1747 822.5 Abra-Mule s or love and empire, a tragedy / written by-Mr. Trapp. - London : printed for the Company, [1704?]. -[8],9-88p.; 8vo, dedn. - Bound with : Home, J. Douglas. Edinburgh, 1757. FM 1698A

631.5 A TREATISE concerning the manner of fallowing of ground, raising of grass-seeds, and training of lint and hemp, for the increase and improvement of the linnen-manufactories in Scotland / by the Honourable Society for Improving in the Knowledge of Agriculture. -Edinburgh : printed by Robert Fleming, 1724. - [2], 3-173P.> 6 folding leaves of plates : ill.; 8vo. -2 copies in FML, one lacking 2 plates. FM 1457 & 1457A 1.SOCIETY FOR IMPROVING IN THE KNOWLEDGE OF AGRICULTURE

TREVELYAN, Arthur, fl.1859. 345.0253 Letter on capital punishment addressed to Sir G.C. Lewis Secretary of State / by Arthur Trevelyan. - 2nd ed. -Edinburgh: Robinson,[1859]. - 8p.;21cm. - bound with: Ridley, Sir Matthew White. The trial at large of Sir Matthew White Ridlay... for criminal conversation with the wife of Mr. William Brumwell. Newcastle,[1793]. FM3537.

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328.4204 TRIUMPH of the Conservative cause in Inverness-shire. -Inverness: Journal Office, 1835- - 1 leaf; 23cm. -bound with: Great Britain. Parliament. Severall pro-ceedings in parliament. London, 1650. FM701

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TROLLOPE, Anthony, 1815-1882 928.2 An autobiography / by Anthony Trollope. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1883. - 2v.(xiv,259p. : [6],227p.); 20cm. -2 copies in FML. FM 1820 & 1820A

TROLLOPE, Frances, 1780-1863 917.3 Domestic manners of the Americans / by Frances Trollope. - Fifth edition. - London s Bentley, 1839. -[6],384p., ill.! 18cm. FM 631

TROTTER, Robert, fl.1825 S823.5 Derwentwater : or the adherents of King James, a tale of the first rebellion, with an appendix containing genealogical notices and anecdotes of several ancient and honourable families / by Robert Trotter. -Edinburgh : Anderson, 1825. - 272p.; 20cm. FM 2702

941.075 A TRUE and full acount of the late bloody and desparate battle fought at Gladsmuir betwixt the army under the command of His Royal Highness Charles, Prince of Wales, and that commanded by Lieutenant General Cope on Satur-day. the 21st September, 1745. - [s.l.:s.n.], [17-?]. -8p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: A full and true collect-ion of all the orders ... published by the authority of Charles, Prince of Wales. Glasgow, 1746. FM113 \

STUART, Charles Edward 2. COPE, Sir John. 3. [941.075]

941.075 A TRUE and impartial account of the t r i a l s of the rebels

at York : upon the Special Commission of Oyer and Terminer and Goal-Delivery, begun Sept. 29. 1746, and continued by several adjournments. To which is added a copy of a l e t t e r to the printer containing two original pieces never before made publick. - York : printed by John G i l f i l l a n , 1746. - [2],26p.; 8vo in 4s. - FML copy lacks p.3-6. FM 947

A TRUE and plain account of the discoveries made in Scotland of the late conspiracies against His Majesty and the Government : extracted from the proofs ly ing in the records of His Majesties Privy Council and the High Justice Court of the nation. Together with an authentick extract of the criminal process and sentence against Mr.Robert Ba i l l i e of Jerviswood. - London : reprinted by Thomas Newcomb f o r Susanna Forrester, 1685. — [2], 61 p. ; f o l . FM 1059

1.BAILLIE, Robert, d.l684

A TRUE narrative of the reception of their Royal Highness-es at their arr iva l in Scotland, with the council 's l e t -ter directed to the King upon that occasion. - Edinburgh: printed by the heir of .Andrew Anderson, 1680. — 7p-; f o l . - bound with: f o r t y - f i v e (45) assorted pamphlets mainly concerned with Inverness and d i s t r i c t . FM721

A TRUE character of Mr. Pope, &c. to Mr. . - London : [n.pub.] , [1716]. - l8p.; 8vo in 4s . - bound with: Johnson, Cahrles. The sultaness. London,1717. FM1065

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941.075 TRUE COPIES of the papers wrote by Arthur, Lord Balmerino et. al., and delivered by item to the sheriffs at the places of their execution. - London: [n. pub.], 1746. -46p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: a full and true collect-ion of all orders .. published by the authority of Charles, Prince of Wales. Glasgow, 1746. FM113

1. BALMERINO, Lord Arthur 2. [923.41941]

A TRUE LOVER of the people. 320.94207 A letter to a Member of Parliament concerning the present state of affairs at home and abroad / by a true lover of the people. - London :printed for T. Cooper,1740. - 60p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Minist-erial prejudices in favour of the convention. London, 1739. FM101 1 .[320.94207]

261.7 THE TRUE Scottish-protestant; or, a copy of a paper,

representing how very dangerous it is for protestant people to have a popish prince set over them, or one educated in the popish principles. - [s.l.:s.n.], [17-?]. - 4p.; 4to?. FM2203

346.0432 THE TRUE STATE of the case, betwixt the majority of the

town-council, on one hand; and the general-sessions the merchant company, almost all the corporations, and several members of the said council, on the other: in a letter to a friend. - [s.l.:s.n. ], [1763?]. - 26p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Hargrave, Francis. Opinion

of Mr. Hargrave on the case of the Duke of Ahtol in respect to the Isle of Mann, [s.l.], [1788]. FM702

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923.242 TRUTH opposed to fiction : or an authentic and impartial review of the life of the late Right Honourable the Earl of Barrymore / by a personal observer (the author of several popular publications). - London : printed for C. and G.Kearsley, 1793. - [3],iv-vii,[2], 2-120p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 2860

1.BARRYMORE, Richard Barry, Earl of 2.A PERSONAL OBSERVER

641.252 TRUTHS about whisky. - London : printed by Sutton Sharpe, 1878. - viii,103p., 4 folding leaves of plates : ill.; 22cm. - Published by John Jameson & Son, Wm.Jameson & Co., John Power & Son, and George Roe & Co., whisky distillers. FM 2894

TUKE, James Hack, 1819-1896 330.941508 The condition of Donegal : letters reprinted from "The Times" of May 20th, 28th, and June 29th, 1889, with further suggestions for the improvement and development of the congested districts of Ireland, and promotion of light railways, fisheries, &c. / by J.H.Tuke. - London : Ridgway, 1889. - 5lp., map; 23cm. FM 2859

TULLOCH, William 346.008 Case of William Tulloch against John Robertson]. -"s.l.: s.n. ], [. 1785? ]. - 2p.; 4to. - bound with: Bean, George. Answers for George Bean, writer in Inverness,

[s.l.], 1784. FM3231

1. ROBERTSON, John 2. [346.033]

956.1 TURCICI Imperii status : seu discursus varii de rebus Turcarum. - Lugduni Batav. : ex officina Elzeviriana, 1630. - [8J,314,]5]p.? l6mo in 8s, engraved title-page. FM 1535

TURGOT, Bp of. St Andrews 923.141 Life of St.Margaret Queen of Scotland / by Turgot, Bishop of St Andrews; translated from the Latin by William Forbes-Leith. - Edinburgh : Paterson, 1884. -83p., ill.; 19cm. FM 2709

1 .MARGARET, Queen of Scotland

TURNBULL, William Barclay, 1811-1863 314.1 Scottish parochial registers : memoranda of the state of the parochial registers of Scotland, whereby is clearly shown the imperative necessity for a national system of regular registration / by William B.Turnbull. - Edinburgh : Stevenson, 1849. - xvi,179p.; 24cm. -FML has 2 copies. FM 289 & 2205

TURNER, Mathew d.1788 540 Lectures on chemistry. Warrington, February 28,1763. -1v. - Ms. - Series of 15 lectures on various aspects of the subject of chemistry. Inscribed by Edmund Calamy. FM3571

TURNER, Patrick, fl.1813 891.631008 Comhchruinneacha do dh'orain taghta Ghaidhealach nach robh riamh roimhe clo-bhuailte gus a nis; air an tional o mheodhair air feadh Gaidhealtachd a's eileine na h-Alba, le Paruig Mac-an-Tuairneir. - Duneidionn s clo-bhuailte air son an ughdair le T.Stiubhard, 1813. -viii,402p.; 23cm. FM 1429

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TURNER, Samuel. fl.1822. 330.9171242 Considerations upon the agriculture, commerce and manufactures of the British Empire / by Samuel Turner. - London:John Murray,1822. - 111 p.; 23cm. - bound with: Letter to His Grace Alexander, Duke of Hamilton and Brandon. Edinburgh,1822. - Attwood, Thomas. A letter to the Right Honourable Nicholas Vansittart. Birmingham, 1817. - Anticipation or a view of the budget for 1817• London,[1817]. -Wakefield, Daniel. An investigation of Fir. Morgan's comparative view of the public finan-ces. London,1801. - Dickson, William. Hints to the people of the United Kingdom on the present important

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continued form previous card) 330.9171242 crisis. Edinburgh,1803. - Martin, Matthew. Letter to the Right Honourable Lord Pelham on the state of mendicity in the metropolis. London,[1803]. - Rose, George. A brief examination into the increase of the revenue,commerce and manufactures of Great Britain from 1792-1799. London, 1799. - Pope, Simeon. Interesting suggestions to proprietors and trustees of estates respecting the land tax sale and redemption act. London,1798. - An answer to a letter adoressed to tie Archbishop of York. Edin-burgh, 1745. - Broejdbottom, Jeffrey. Two letters publish-ed in Old England of the Constitutional Journal.London,

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TURNER, William. 1761-1859. 625.11 An address delivered at the first meeting of the Literary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle upon Tyne. / by the Rev. William Turner. - Newcastle: T and Hodgson,1825. - 21p.;22cm. - bound with: Vignobles, Charles. Two reports to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company on the projected north line of rail-way. Liverpool,1835. FM3576

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TURNER, William, fl.1803. 625.11 Syllabus of a course of lectures on mechanics, hydro-statics and pneumatics, read in The New Institution, Newcastle upon Tyne. / by William Turner. - Newcastle: S. Hodgson,1803. - 26p.;22cm. - bound with: Vignobles, Charles. Two reports to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company on the projected north line of railway. Liverpool,1835. FM3576

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TWEEDIE, Laurence. 346.OO8 The petition of Laurence Tweedie of Oliver, Esq., as tenant of the farms of Wether Oliver and Cockieland, [and others], - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814 - 6p.; 25cm. -bound with: Symington, .Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun, [s.l.], 1814. FM1811

941.13 TWO ancient records of the Bishopric of Caithness from the Charter-room at Dunrobin / [edited by C.I.]. -Edinburgh : for the Bannatyne Club, 1848. - 24p.; 28cm. - Edited by Cosmo Innes. FM 885

1.INNES, Cosmo, 1798-1874

367.94121

TWO GRAND fashionable concerts in the Music Hall, in aid of the Dispensary and Soup Kitchen on Friday and Saturday, 9th and 10th February. - [s.l.:s.n.], [187-?]. - 4p; 20cm. - bound with: Inverness, Ross and Nairn Club. 7th annual report. Edinburgh, 1872. FM708

1. INVERNESS DISPENSARY AND SOUP KITCHEN 2. [780.739]

TYLER AND COMPANY. 625.165 Tyler's parent train signalling telegraphs. - 5'th ed. -Londonsprinted by Alabaster and Passmore,l874. - 96p.; fold, plans ; 19cm. FM2804

TYTLER, Alexander Fraser 346.OO8 Answers for the Honourable Alexander Fraser Tytler of Woodhouselee, one of the senators of the College of Justice; to the petition and complaint of Simon Fraser, Esq; younger of Lovat. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1803. -14p.; 26cm. - bound with: Campbell, Colin. Memorial for Colin, Duncan, and Margaret Campbells

[s.l.], 1760 FM3230

1. FRASER, Simon

TYTLER, Patrick Fraser, 1791-1849 923.441 An account of the life and writings of Sir Thomas Craig of Riccarton : including biographical sketches of the most eminent legal characters since the institution of the Court of Session by James V till the period of the Union of the Crowns / by Patrick Fraser Tytler. - Edinburgh : W. & C.Tait, 1823. - iv,362p.; 18cm. FM 1647

1.CRAIG, Sir Thomas, 1538-1608

TYTLER, Patrick Fraser 1791-1849 970 Historical view of the progress of discovery on the more northern coasts of America from the earliest period to the present time / by Patrick Fraser Tytler. - Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd,l832. - 444p.;illus. ,fold. map;17cm. - Contents includes Descriptive sketches of the natural history of the North American regions by James Wilson. FM1692

TYTLER, Patrick Fraser, 1791-1849 928.21 Life of James Crichton of Cluny, commonly called the Admirable Crichton : with an appendix of original papers / by Patrick Fraser Tytler. - Edinburgh : Tait, 1819. - viii,285p.; 22cm. - Inscribed by A.Macdonald. FM 2619

1.CRICHTON, James, 1560-1582

TYTLER, Patrick Fraser 1791-181+9. 920.041 Lives of Scottish worthies / by Patrick Fraser Tytler. London: Murray, 1831. - x,4l6p.; illus.; 15cm. FM has v2. FM2925

TYTLER, William, 1711-1792 923.141 [An inquiry historical and critical into the evidence against Mary Queen of Scots. French] Recherches historiques et critiques sur les principales preuves de 1'accusation intentee contre Marie Stuart, Reine d'Ecosse; ouvrage traduit de l'Anglois. - Paris : chez Edme, 1772. - [5] ,vi-lx,344,[3]p.; 12mo. FR 2650

1.Title

TYTLER, William, 1711-1792 923.141 An inquiry, historical and critical, into the evidence against Mary Queen of Scots : and an examination of the histories of Dr.Robertson and Mr.Hume, with respect to that evidence / by William Tytler. - The fourth edition. - London : printed for T.Cadell; Edinburgh : for W.Creech, 1790. - 2v.([3],vi-vii,[2],2-38lp. : [3], iv-viii,422p.); 8vo. FM 2674


TYTLER, William Fraser, fl.1829 388.11 Inquiry into the operation and results of the system for the maintenance of the parliamentary and military roads of the Highlands of Scotland as at present constituted by the Act 54 Geo.III, Cap.104, and succeeding statutes, being a letter to the Right Honourable the Speaker of the House of Commons / from William Fraser Tytler. -Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1829. - [2],75p.; 23cm. FM 305

TYTLER, William Fraser, fl.1823 346.002642 Report of trial of the issues in the action of defamation and damages, William Fraser Tytler, Esq. of Burdsyards, &c., Sheriff-Depute and Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Inverness, pursuer, against Lachlan Mackintosh, Esq. of Raigmore, defender. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1823. - [6],132,31 p.; 21cm. FM 3507 1.Title 2.MACKINTOSH, Lachlan, f1.1823

TYTLER, William Fraser, fl.1832 941.21 To the heritors of the County of Inverness / [by Wm.Fraser Tytler]. - Inverness : printed by R.Carruthers, 1832. - 11p.; 23cm. - Author from final page. Concerns the erection of a gaol and court house in Inverness. FM 2969

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821.008 THE UNION : or select Scots and English poems. -Edinburgh : printed for Archibald Monro & David Murray, 1753. - [8] ,144p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 1679

821.008 THE UNION : or select Scots and English poems. - The second edition. - London : printed for R.Baldwin, 1759. - [8],l52p.; 8vo. FM 1679A

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 371.92 Statement by the United Presbyterian Snyod's committee on disestablishment regarding the 'Church patronage (Scotland) Bill'. - Edinburgh: United Presbyterian Church; 1874. 4p.; 32cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FK709

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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 371.92 Extract minutes of pro-re-nata meeting of the synod, held at Edinburgh, December, 1874 with report of committee on disestablishment regarding the patronage act. - Glasgow: Dunn and Wright, 1875- - 28p.; 21cm. -bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report, Glasgow, 1875. FM709

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THE UNION : or select Scots third edition. - London : 1766. - [8],184p.; 8vo. FM 1679B

821.008 and English poems. - The printed for R.Baldwin,

UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN. Library. 016.8916 Aberdeen University Library : catalogue of the books in the Celtic Department. - Aberdeen : University Press, 1897. - 63p.; 25cm. FM 1440

1.CATALOGUE of the books in the Celtic Department.

UNIVERSITY OP EDINBURGH 658.84 Chair of Celtic languages and literature in the Univer-sity of Edinburgh. Statement on behalf of the committee of General Council. - Edinburgh: for the University, 1872. - 4p.; 25cm. - bound with: The Auctioneer. Inver-ness, 1874. FM711

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URE, John 346.008 The petition of John Ure, Esquire, Sheriff-Clerk of Forfar, and Charles Webster, merchant there, pro-prietors of part of the Burgh Acres of Forfar. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1794. - 4p. ; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. WEBSTER, Charles

URQUHART, Rev. Alexander 346.008 The petition of the Rey. Alexander Urquhart, minister of Tough. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1795. - 5p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

URQUHART, Mrs Elizabeth Traill 346.008 Minutes for Mrs Elizabeth Traill Urquhart of Elseness, and others, heritors of the parish of Stronsay, in the process of augmentation at the instance of the Reverend Mr John Anderson, minister of Stronsay. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1798. - 4p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. ANDERSON, Rev. John

URQUHART, Mrs Elisabeth Trail 346.008 The petition of Mrs Elisabeth Trail Urquhart of Elsness; Robert Baikie of Tankerness, Esq; James Stewart of Brugh, Esq; and others, heritors of the parishes of Stronsay and Eday. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1796. -9p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. BAIKIE, Robert 2. STEWART, James

URQUHART, Hugh 346.008 The petition of Hugh Urquhart, merchant, Inver-gordon. - Edinburgh: printed by Colston and Son, 1859- - 5p.; 27cm. - bound with: Duff, Hugh Robert. Answers for Hugh Robert Buff of Muirtown, Esq

[s.l.], 1816. FM3232

URQUHART, James 346.008 The petition of James Urquhart, Esq; of Meldrum. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1795- - 4p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

URQUHART, Rev. John 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr John Urquhart, minister of the gospel at Fearn, in the county of Tain. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797- - 2p.; 4to. - 2 copies. -bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

URQUHART, Sir Thomas, 1611-1660 S828.3 Tracts / of Sir Thomas Urquhart of Cromarty. -Edinburgh : printed for and sold by Charles Herriott, 1774. - [5],viii-xii,40,[l2],175p.; 12mo in 6s. -Contents : A peculiar promptuary of time, The true pedigree of the Urquharts, A curious dissertation on the universal language, A vindication of the honour of Scotland. FM 2756

URQUHART, William Pollard, fl.1852 923.245 Life and times of Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan : with a preliminary sketch of the history of Italy / by Wm. Pollard Urquhart. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1852. -2v. in 1 (xii,394,x,352p.); 23cm. FM 2684

1.SFORZA, Francesco, Duca di Milano

U.S.A. President, 1829-1837 (Jackson). 973.56 Protest of the President of the United States, against the recent unconstitutional proceedings of the Senate of the United States; read in Senate, April 17, 1834. -Washington : printed by Francis Preston Blair, 1834. -15p.; 25cm. FM 600

1.Title 2.JACKSON, Andrew, 1767-1845

UTTERSON, Edward Vernon 1776? -1856 821.008 Select pieces of early popular poetry: republished principally from early printed copies in the Black Letter; edited by Edward Vernon Utterson. - London: Pickering,1825. - 2v (xviii,190p.:236p.);illus.; 18cm. FM3157

1. Title.

VALERIUS MAXIMUS 878.01 [Facta et dicta] Valerius Maximus; cum selectis variorum observat. et nova recensione A.Thysii. -Lugd.Batavorum : ex officina Hackiana, 1670. - [16], 844,[32]p.; 8vo, dedn, engraved title-pages FM 1563

1.THYSIUS, Antonius, fl.1651

VALERIUS MAXIMUS 878.01 [Facta et dicta] Valerii Maximi dictorum factorumque memorabilium libri IX. - Amstelodami : typis Danielis Elzevirii, 1671. - [8],328p.; l6mo in 8s, engraved title-page. FM 1541

VALPY, R. 1754-1836 485 A Greek delectus / by the Rev. R. Valpy; edited by the Rev. John T. White. - new ed. - London: Longman, Green Longman and Roberts, 1860. - [4],l54p. 518cm. FM1620

1. WHITE, John T.

VAMBERY, Arminius, 1832-1913 320.958 Central Asia and the Anglo-Russian frontier question : a series of political papers / by Arminius Vambery; translated by F.E.Bunnett. - London : Smith & Elder, 1874. - viii,385p.; 20cm. FM 816

H

VANS, John 254.05241 Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, on the part of John Vans of Barnbarroch, Esq.; patron; the Honourable Colonel William Dalrymple, and others heritors and parishoners, callers of Mr John Hart the presentee, appellants. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1744. - 14p.; 4to in 2s. bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies, .... [s.l.], [1744]. FM3321

1. DALRYMPLE, Col, William 2. HART, John

VAREN, Bernhard, 1622-1650? 915.2 Descriptio Regni Japoniae : cum quibusdam affinis materiae, ex variis auctoribus collecta et in ordinem redacta / per Bernhardum Varenium. - Amstelodami : apud Ludovicum Elzevirium, 1649. - [48] ,287,[9],320p.; l6mo in 8s, dedn, engraved title-page. - Includes the author's Tractatus de Japaniorum religione. FM 1518

VASAHI, Giorgio, 1511-1574 927.5 [Vite de piu eccellenti pittori. French] Vies des peintres, sculpteurs et architectes les plus celebres / par G.Vasari; traduites de l'ltalien, avec des notes, particulierement celles de Bottari. Troisieme livraison, contenant la vie de Michel-Ange Bonarroti. -Paris : Boiste, 1806. - [4],10,383p.; 21cm. FM 1967

1.MICHELANGELO

843.5 LES VEILLEES du Chateau : ou cours de morale a l'usage des enfans / par l'auteur d'Adele et Theodore. -Geneve : chez les Libraires Associes, 1784-85. - 3v.; 12mo in 6s. - FML set lacks vol.1. Inscribed by Geddes Mackenzie. FM 355U

1.ADELE et Theodore, author of.

VERITAS. 285.241 The statements in the claim of right: are they true? / by Veritas. - eighth thousand. - Glasgow: Maclehose, 1875. - 52p.; 21cm. - bound with: The Established Church and the Free: in what do they differ? Glasgow, 1874. FM705

1. Title. 2.[274.1]

VERNON, Ernest Ralph. 342.087 A narrative of the Royal Scottish Volunteer Review., in Holyrood Park, on the seventh of August, 1860 / by Ernest Ralph Vernon. - Edinburgh: Nimmo, 1860. - 115p.; illus.; 21cm. - bound with: AH elder of the Free Church. Supplement to reasons assigned by an elder of the Free Church. Glasgow, 1854. FM714

1.[355.17]

VERNON, Ernest Ralph fl.1860. 355.58 A narrative of the Royal Scottish Volunteer Review in Holyrood Park, on the seventh of August,1860 / by Ernest Ralph Vernon. - Edinburgh: Nimmo,1860. - 115p.; 22cm. FM1070

THE VETO CHURCH; or, what is non-intrusion?. - second thousand. - Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, 1844. - 12p.; 21cm . - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church, Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

1. [262.4]

VICTORIA, Queen of Great Britain 923.142 Leaves from the journal of Our life in the Highlands : from 1848 to 1861, to which are prefixed and added extracts from the same journal giving an account of earlier visits to Scotland and tours in England and Ireland, and yachting excursions; edited by Arthur Helps. - London : Smith & Elder, 1868. - xvi,219p., 6 leaves of plates : ill.; 17cm. - FML has 2 copies, in larger format (22cm) and differing pagination (xx, 315p.,2 leaves of plates : ill.). FM 1068 & 3199 1.Title 2.HELPS, Sir Arthur, 1813-1875 3. [914.11]

one

914.1 VIEWS of Scotland. - [151] leaves : ill.; l49cm. -Contains engravings from a wide variety of sources, pasted into an album. Title from spine.

FM1123

VIGNOBLES, Charles. 1805-1860. 625.11 Two reports addressed to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company on the projected north line of railway, /by Charles Vignobles and Joseph Locke. -Liverpool: Wales and Baine,1835. -32p.;22cm. -bound with:Walker, Jas. and Rastrick,J.U. Report on the comparative merits of loco-motive and fixed engines as moving power.Liver-pool, 1829. -Remarks on the use of the stationary or loco-motive engine on the Liverpool and Manchester Rail-way. Liverpool,[183-?]. -Observer.Thoughts on railways and projected railways.Liverpool,1833. -Galsgow Railway and tunnel,1829.[Glasgow],[1829]. An impartial state-ment of the proceedings of the members of the


(continued from previous card) 625.11 Trades Union Societies. Liverpool,1833. - Birkenshaw, John. Specification of John Birkenshaw's patent for an improvement in the construction of malleable iron rails Newcastle, 1824. - Debate upon the Manchester and Leeds Railway Bill in the House of Commons, July,1831.London, 1831. - Report of the provisional committee of the Sheffield and Manchester Railway appointed for obtaining the Act of Parliament . Liverpool,1831. - Specification for the erection of a bridge or viaduct over the Weaver Valley on the line of the Grand Junction Railway. Liver-pool,[183-?-]. -Turner, William. An address delivered at the first meeting of the Literary and Philosophical


(continued from the previous card.) 625.11

Society of Newcastle upon Tyne. Newcastle,1825. - Turner, William. Syllabus of a course of lectures on mechanics hydrostatics and pneumatics. Newcastle,1803. - Richard-son,Joshua. Observations on the proposed railway from Newcastle upon Tyne to North Shields and Tynemouth. Newcastle,1831. - Precis of reports, opinions and obse-rvations on the navigation of the rivers of India by steam vessels. London,1831. - Observations on the advantages and possibility of employing steam power in navigating ships between this country and the East Indies, London,1829. - Map of inland navigation &c. Loudon,[ 1827]. - Description and mode of using Capt.


(continued from previous card) Phillips's improved capstans. London,1830.

FM3576 1.LOCKE, Joseph.

625.11

2. 3. 4.

5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

[625.261] [625.261] [625.1] [625.1] [331.8894272] [625.15] [328.4202] [328.4202]

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VILLOT, Frederic, f1.1652. 016.702 Notice des peintures, sculptures, gravures et litho-graphies de l'ecole moderne de France, exposees dans les galeries du Musee National du Luxembourg / par Frederic Villot. - Paris: Vinchon,1852. - xxiii,68p.;18cm. -bound with: Villot, Frederic. Notice des tableaux exposes dans les agleries du Musee National du Louvre, Paris,1852. FK1921 1 .MUSE NATIONAL DU LUXEMBOURG. 2.[016.702]

VILLOT, Frederic . fl.1852. 016.702 Notice des tableaux exposes dans les Galeries du musee National Du Louvre / par Frederic Villot. - 4th ed. - Paris: Vinchon,1852. - lvii,276p.; 18cm. -bound with: Villot, Frederic. Notice des peintures,sculptures Paris, 1852. - Musee des Thermes et de l'hotel de Cluny. Catalogue et description des objetS d'art. Paris,1852. FK1921

1.MUSEE NATIONAL DU LOUVRE. 2.[016.702] 3.[016.702]

936.4 A VINDICATION of the Celts, from ancient authorities : with observations on Mr.Pinkerton's hypothesis concerning the origin of the European nations in his modern geography, and dissertation on the Scythians or Goths. - London : Williams, 1803. - viii,172p.; 21cm. FM 212

929.2 VINDICATION of the "Clanronald of Glengary" against the

attacks made upon them in the Inverness Journal and some recent printed performances, with remarks as to the descent of the family who style themselves "of Clanronald." - Edinburgh : Tait, 1821. - [4],98,xxx p., 1 folding leaf : genealogical table; 22cm. FM 3423

1.MACD0NALD, Family

VINNIUS, Arnoldus, fl. 1642 340.56 [Institutionum Imperialium commentarius] Arnoldi Vinnii in quatuor libros institutionum imperialium commentarius academicus & forensis. - Editio quarta. -Amstelodami : apud Danielem Elzevirium, 1665. - [12], 888,[20]p.; 4to, dedn. FM 1548

929.72 VIVISECTION: a reprinted correspondence regarding

vivisection; with an introductory paper by James Grahame. - Glasgow: Maclehouse, 1876. - 64p.; 21cm. -bound with: Highton, E. Gilbert. Our imperial crown. London, 1876. FM712

1. GRAHAME,Janes 2. [179.4]

VOET, Paul, fl.1667 340.56 [institutionum imperialium commentarius] Pauli Voet in quatuor libros institutionum imperialium commentarius ubi juris civilis turn antiqui, tum novi cum divino, forensi, canonico & feudali in multis collatio instituitur. - Gorichemi ; ex officina Pauli Vink, 1668. - [8],874,[2],608,[54]p.; 4to, dedn. FM 1597

VOGHT, C. 301.441 Account of the management of the poor in Hamburgh since the year 1788 in a letter to some friends of the poor in Great Britian / by C. Voght. - Edinburgh: printed for W. Creech,1798. - 30p.; 8vo. FM2966

VOLTAIRE, Francois Marie Arouet de 923.1485 Histoire de Charles XII, Roi de Suede / par Voltaire. -Paris : Puogin, 1836. - 288p.; 15cm. FM 1865

1.CHARLES XII, King of Sweden

VOLTAIRE, Francois Marie Arouet de 1694-1778. 944.034 The history of the war of 1741 containing the history of that war till the peace of Aix-la-Chapelle in 1748. In three parts / by M. de Voltaire. - Edinburgh: printed for W. Gray, 1758. - vi,470p.;8vo in 4s. - Includes a particular account of the rise, progress and extin-ction of the rebellion in Great Britain in 1745 and 1746. FM940

VOLUSENUS, Florentius, 1504-1546 100 De animi tranquillitate dialogus / Florentio Voluseno Scoto auctore. - Editio novissima prioribus longe emendatior. - Edinburgi : excudebat Robertus Freebairn, 1707. - [l6],280p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 1572

WADE, Sir Thomas Francis. 1818-1895. 345.0253 Note on the condition and government of the Chinese Empire in 1849. / by Thomas Francis Wade. - Hongkong: China Mail,1850 . - 93p.;21cm.bound with: Ridley, Sir Matthew White. The trial at large of Sir Matthew White Ridley... for criminal conversation with the wife of Mr. William Brumwell. Newcastle,[1793].

FM3537

1.[951.03]

WAKEFIELD, Daniel. 1776-18U6. 330.9171242 An investigation of Mr. Morgan's comparative view of the public finances from the beginning to the close of the late administration / by Daniel Wakefield. -London: F. and C. Rivington,1801. -67p.; 23cm. - bound with: Turner, Samuel. Considerations upon the agric-ulture, commerce and manufactures of the British Empire. London,1822. FM1463

1.[336]

WALDIE, George, fl.1861 914.121 A short history of the town and palace of Linlithgow / by George Waldie. - Linlithgow : A.Waldie, 1861. -32p., ill.; 17cm. - Bound with : Guide to the island of Skye. Edinburgh, 1854. FM 180

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WALFORD, Edward, 1823-1897 929.72 The county families of the United Kingdom : or royal manual of the titled and untitled aristocracy of Great Britain and Ireland / by Edward Walford. - Fourth edition. - London : Hardwicke, 1868. - xvi,1097p.; 26cm. FM 748

WALKER, Alexander 346.008 The petition of Alexander Walker, tenant in Auquhirry. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1753. - 11p.; fol. - bound with: Leith, Walter. The petition of Walter Leith and George Leslie, merchants in Aberdeen, [s.l.],

1748. FM3322

WALKER, Rev. Andrew 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr Andrew Walker, minister of the gospel at Collessie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1794. - 4p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

WALKER, Anthony, fl.1691 942.062 A true account of the author of a book entituled Eikon Easilike [ie Basilike] : or the pourtraiture of His Sacred Majesty in his solitudes and sufferings; with an answer to all objections made by Dr.Hollingsworth and others in defence of the said book. - London : printed for Nathanael Ranew, 1692. - [2] ,37p.; 4to. - Author named on final page. FM 5 1.Title

WALKER, James fl.1829. 625.11 Report to the directors on the comparative merits of loco-motive and fixed engines as a moving power. /_ by Jas. Walker and J.U. Rastrick. - Liverpool: Wales and Baines,l829. - 80p.; fold.plans;22cm. - bound with: Vignobles, Charles. Two reports addressed to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company, on the projected north line of railway. Liverpool, 1835. FM3576

1.RASTRICK, J.U. 2. [625.261]

WALKER, James & CO. 345.067 Record, interlocutors and notes of evidence in refer-ence between Messrs. James Walker and Company, Timber Merchants, Inverness and the Highland Railway Company. - Inverness, Northern Chronicle,1898. - 206p.;28cm. FM3527

1. HIGHLAND RAILWAY Company.

WALKER, John, 1731-1803 330.9411 An economical history of the Hebrides and Highlands of Scotland / by John Walker. - London : Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme; Edinburgh : Guthrie & Anderson, 1812. -2v. ([l4],iv,389p. : [3],vi-viii6p.); 21cm. FM 141

WALKER, John, fl.1817 S821.5 Poems in English, Scotch, and Gaelic, on various subjects / by John Walker. - Glasgow : printed by Young & Gallie, 1817. - [2],viii,146p.; FM 3042

1. [891.6312]

WALKER, Robert, 1716-1783 252.05241 Sermons on practical subjects / by Robert Walker. To which is prefixed a character of the author / by Hugh Blair. - The fifth edition. - Edinburgh : printed for C.Elliot; London : for G.Robinson, 1785. - 3v.([4], 474p. : [5],6-445p. : [3],4-425p.); 8vo.

FM 2075

1.BLAIR, Hugh, 1718-1800

M.

WALKER, Robert, fl. 1846 941.081 Expostulatory letters to Free Church ministers on the secession from the Church of Scotland / by R.Walker. -Edinburgh : Macphail, 1846. - [2] ,v,4-l67p.; 19cm. FM 2162

WALKER, William 922.341 The life and times of the Rev.John Skinner of Linshart, Longside, Dean of Aberdeen / by the Rev.William Walker. - Second edition. - London : Skeffington, 1883. - xvi,254p.; 5 leaves of plates : port, ill.; 20cm. FM 2708

1.SKINNER, John, 1721-1807

WALKER, W. S. 018.4 A practical analysis of the Acts 8 and 9 Victoriae, Cap. 83, for the amendment and better administration of the laws relating to the relief of the poor in Scotland/by W. S. Walker. - Edinburgh: Blackwood, 1855. - 38p.; 22cm. - bound with: Blackwood, William and Sons. Acts of Parliament printed by authority. Edinburgh, 1850. FM871 1. [348.026]

WALLACE, George, d.1805? 929.72 The nature and descent of ancient peerages connected with the state of Scotland, the origin of tenures, the succession of fiefs, and the constitution of parliament in that country : a discourse addressed to the Rt.Hon. William Earl of Mansfield / by George Wallace. - The second edition, with additions and corrections. -Edinburgh : printed for C.Elliot; London : for T.Cadell, 1785. - [3],iv-viii,9-495p.; 8vo, dedn. - FML copy lacks p.285-495. Inscribed by G.Anstruther. FM 727

WALLACE, Robert, 1697-1771 218 Various prospects of mankind, nature, and providence. - London : printed for A.Millar, 1761. -[2j ,iii-viii,[2] ,406p.; 8vo. FM 2060

1.Title

WALLACE, Robert, fl.1889 636 Farm, live stock of Great Britain / by Robert Wallace. -Edinburgh : Oliver & Boyd, 1889. - xxxii,333p., 104 leaves of plates : ill., maps; 19cm. FM 1453

WALLACE, Thomas 346.008 The petition of Thomas Wallace, Esq. of Cairnhill, an heritor of the proper parish of Craigie, and James Finlay, writer in Edinburgh, common agent in the locality of the stipend of said parish. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1797. - 17p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant,

General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l6o(iv)

1. FINLAY, James

WALLACE, Sir Thomas 254.05241 Case of Sir Thomas Wallace of Craigie, Baronet, pat-ron of the parish-church of Prestick, and others heritors, elders and heads of families, caller of Mr George Ballantyne, probationer, to be minister of the united parishes of Monkton and Prestick, re-spondents; against David Blair of Adamton, patron of the parish-church of Monkton, and others, caller of Mr William Walker, probationer, appellants. - [s.l.: s.n.], [17-?]. - 4to in 2s. - bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies, [s.l.], [1744]. FM3321

1. BALLANTYNE, George 3. WALKER, William 2. BLAIR, David

WALLACE, Sir Thomas 254.05241 Memorial for the Hon. Sir Thomas Wallace of Cragie, Bart, undoubted patron, a great majority of herit-ors, elders, and heads of families in the parish of Cragie, and for Mr George Bannatine himself, so far as he is particularly interested. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1745-- 22p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies,

[s.l.], [1744]. FM3321

1. BANNATINE, George

WALLACE, Sir Thomas 254.05241 Sir Thomas Wallace of Craigie, appellant; Thomas Wallace of Cairnhill, and others, respondents. The respondent's case. - [s.l.:s.n.], [l745]. - 3p.;fol. - bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies, [s.l.], [1744]. FM3321

1. WALLACE, Thomas

WALPOLE, Horace, Earl of Orford 821.5 Notes on the poems of Alexander Pope / by Horatio Earl of Orford; contributed by Sir William Augustus Fraser of Ledeclune and Morar, from the copy in his possession. - London : Harvey, 1876. - 109p.; 21cm. FM 2692

1 ,POPE, Alexander, 1688-1744

WALSH, Thomas, fl.1803 940.27 Journal of the late campaign in Egypt : including descriptions of that country and of Gibraltar, Minorca, Malta, Marmorice, and Macri, with an appendix containing official papers and documents / by Thomas Walsh. - The second edition. - London : T.Cadell and W.Davies, 1803. - xxviii,280,l63p., 44 leaves of plates : ill., maps; 29cm. FM 857

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941.075 THE WANDERER : or surprizing escape, a narrative founded on true facts, containing a series of remarkable events, during a late very extraordinary adventure, from the first projection to its appearance in the north, and total defeat. - London : printed for Jacob Robinson, 1747- - [2],104p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 916

941.07 THE WANDERER: or, surprizing escape. - London: printed

for Jacob Robinson, 1747. - 104p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Ferguson, Andrew. A genuine account of all persons of note in Scotland. London, [17-?]. FM979

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WARBURTON, George Drought, 1816-1857 813.3 Hochelaga : or England in the New World / by George Warburton; edited by Eliot Warburton. - Fifth edition revised. - London : Routledge, 1854. - viii,278p.; 17cm. - Bound with : The Lamplighter. London, 1854. FM 1770

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WARD, John, 16797-1758 808.5 A system of oratory : delivered in a course of lectures publicly read at Gresham College, London, to which is prefixed an inaugural oration / by John Ward. -London : printed for John Ward, 1759. - 2v.([10],xvi, 424p. : [2],439p.); 8vo. - Inscribed by J.Ward.

FM 2823

WARDLAW, David 346.008 The petition of David Wardlaw, writer in Edinburgh, factor on the sequestrated estate of the deceased Alexander Orr of Waterside, writer to the Signet. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1792. - 7p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. ORR, Alexander

WARDLAW, Lady Elizabeth 1677-172? S821.4 Hardyknute: a fragment of an ancient Scots poem. -Glasgow: printed and sold by Robert Foulis,1748. - [2], 3-28p.;4to in 2s, advt. - bound with [ Report of Her Majesties Commissions of Scotland and England for the Treaty of Union.].[London] ,1706. - Articles of Union. [London],1707. FM3092. 1.[941.06] 2.[941.071]

891.6313 A WARNING to imposters = rainn do na ministearan uallach / [by an observer]. - [s.l.] : [s.n.], 1868. -4p.; 12cm. - Lacks title-page. Author-statement from

final page. FM 1234

1.RAINN do na ministearan uallach. 2.AN OBSERVER

WARRAND, Mrs Catherine Munro 346.008 Closed record in action of declarator and interdict at the instance of Mrs Catherine Munro Warrand and others (Warrand's trustees); and the burgh of Inverness, against Angus Macintosh of Holme and another. - Edinburgh: printed by R.& R.Clark, 1887. -9p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State. [s.l.], 1795. FM324O


WARRANDER, _Sir Peter 346.008 The petition of Sir Peter Warrander of Lochend, Baronet; Robert Hay of Drumelzier; Robert Hay of Spot; James Hamilton of Bangour, Esquires, the trustees upon the estate of Belton, and the other heritors of the parish of Dunbar. - [s.l.;s.n.], 1794. - 9p.; 29cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.1.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

1. HAY, Robert 2. HAMILTON, James

WARREN, Samuel, 1807-1877 Works / of Samuel Warren. 1854-55. - 5v.; 19cm. FM 1801-1804

828.8 - Edinburgh : Blackwood,

WART0N, Joseph, 1722-1800 821.5 An essay on the writings and genius of Pope, [vol.1]. -London : printed for M.Cooper, 1756. - [3],iv-xii,334p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. FM 2693

1.Title 2.POPE, Alexander, 1688-1744

WARTON, Joseph, 1722-1800 821.5 An essay on the writings and genius of Pope, [vol.11. -The second edition, corrected. - London : printed for R.and J.Dodsley, 1762. - [3],iv-xii,335p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. FM 2694


WARTON, Joseph, 1722-1800 821.5 An essay on the genius and writings of Pope, vol.1. -The fourth edition, corrected. - London : printed for J.Dodsley, 1782. - [3],iv-xiv,4l5p.; 8vo, dedn. FM 2695


WARE, Samuel Hibbert, 1782-1848 942.72 Lancashire memorials of the Rebellion, 1715: I.Inquiry into the state of parties in Lancashire preceding the Rebellion, II.Lancashire during the Rebellion of 1715, comprising a detail of the events of that movement, as collected from scarce and original documents. -[Edinburgh] : [printed for the Chetham Society], [1845]. - [11],vi-xxvi,[6],56,292p.; 22cm. - Edited by Samuel Hibbert Ware. FM 1012 1.Title 2. [941.073]

WARK, John 346.008 Contract of division between John and Walter Wark. -[s.l.:s.n.], [18-?]. - 4p.; 25cm. - bound with: Gordon, John. The petition and complaint of John Gordon, Esq. of Aikenhead. Edinburgh, 1817 FM1812

1. WARK,Walter 2. [346.02]

WARTON, Joseph, 1722-1800 821.5 An essay on the genius and writings of Pope, vol.11. -London : printed for J.Dodsley, 1782. - [2],423p.; 8vo. FM 2695A


WARTON, Joseph, 1722-1800 821.5 An essay on the genius and writings of Pope, volume the second. - London : printed for J.Dodsley, 1782. - [2], ii,496p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 269UA


WASHINGTON, George, 1732-1799 973.3 Official letters to the honourable American Congress : written during the war between the United Colonies and Great Britain / by his excellency George Washington. -London : printed for Cadell junior and Davies, G.G.& J.Robinson, B.& J.White, W.Otridge, J.Debrett, R.Faulder and T.Egerton, 1795. - 2v.([5],vi-viii,364p. : [4],384p.); 8vo. - (American State Papers; v.1-2). FM 632

1.AMERICAN STATE PAPERS; vol.1-2. 2. [815.1]

823.7 THE WATER witch : or the skimmer of the seas, a tale / by

the author of "The Borderers", "The Prairie". -London : Colburn & Bentley, 1830. - 3v. in 1 (viii, 321,[3],316,[2],308P.); 19cm. FM 2760

1.THE BORDERERS, author of.

WATERSTON, Charles. 332.1 Letter on the defective postal and telegraphic commun-ication in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland/by Charles Waterston. - Inverness: Courier Office, 1871. -l6p.; 20cm. - bound with: Caledonian Banking Co. Copy of return, 31st January, 1866. [s.l.], [1866?]. FM791

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WATHERSTON, Agnes 346.008 The petition of Agnes Watherston of Kirktonhill, and Henry Torrance, her husband, for his interest. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1793. - 2p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160( iv)

1. TORRANCE, Henry

WATHERSTON, Agnes 346.008 The petition of Agnes Watherston of Kirktonhill, and Henry Torrance, her husband, for his interest. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1793- - 3p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. TORRANCE, Henry

WATHERSTON, Agnes 346.008 The petition of Agnes Watherston of Kirktonhill, and Henry Torrance, her husband, for his interest. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1794. - 8p.; 28cm. - 2 copies. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800.

FM2l60(iv)

1. TORRANCE, Henry

WATKIN, Sir Edward William. 1819-1901 929.72 The case of the late Gunner Charlton, Military prisoner in "Millbank". Speech/of Sir E.W. Watkin. -

[s.l.:s.n. ], 1877. - 34p.; 21cm. - Speech made in the House of Commons on Monday, March 5th, 1877. - bound with: Highton, E. Gilbert. Our imperial crown. London, 1876. FM712

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WATSON, James, 1766?-1838 345.00264 The trial of James Watson for High Treason at the bar of the Court of King's Bench; taken in short hand, by William Brodie Gurney. - London : Butterworth, 1817. -2v. (586p. : 578p.); 23cm. FM 3539

1.Title 2.GURNEY, William Brodie, 1777-1855

WATSON, James, 1766?-1838 345.00264 The trial of James Watson, the elder, before the Court of King's Bench in Westminster Hall for High Treason. - Edinburgh : Jameson, 1817. - [6],250p.; 22cm. FM 354O

1.Title

WATSON, R. fl. 1848 252.05341 An exposition of the means and substance principle of rating for the poor exhibiting the injustice and illegality of the income tax mode of assessment brought into operation by the Glasgow and Barony Boards. / by R. Watson. - Glasgow: McLeod, 1848. - 34p.; 18cm, - bound with: M'Phail, William. The wrath of man praising God, both in permitting and in restraining its violence exemplified in the public events of our times. London, 1814. FM2069 1.[ 336.24]

WATSON, R. fl.1803. 320.94207 The substance of a speech intended, to have been spoken in the House of Lords, November,22d,l803 / by R. Watson, Lord Bishop of Landaff. - London: T. Cadell and W. Davies,l803. - 46p.;23cm. - bound with: Melville, Henry Dundas, Lord Viscount. Speech delivered by Lord Viscount Melville in the House of Peers on Friday the 24th May, 1805. FM2704

1.[320.94207]

WATSON, Robert, 1730?-1781 946.051 The history of the reign of Philip the Third, King of Spain / the first four books by Robert Watson, the two last by William Thomson. - Third edition. - London : printed for G.G.J.and J.Robinson, 1793. - 2v.([4], FM 525

1.THOMSON, William, 1746-1817

WATSON, Robert, 17307-1781 946.04 The history of the reign of Philip the Second, King of Spain / by Robert Watson. - The fifth edition. -London : printed for A.Strahan and T.Cadell; Edinburgh : for J.Balfour and W.Creech, 1794. - 3v.([2],452p. : [2], 427p. : [2],372,[39]p.); 8vo. FM 524

WATSON, Thomas, d.1686 243 [Heaven taken by storm. Gaelic] Neamh air a ghlacadh le garbh-ionnsuidh : no an ainneart naomh a dh'fheumas an criosduidh a ghnathachadh chum gloir a bhuannachd, ris am bheil air a chuir miann a naoimh a bhi maille ri Criosd / le Tomas Uatson; eadar-theangaichte gu Gaelic, le Ian Rose. - Inverness : Mackintosh, 1849. - 156p.; 16cm. FM 1322

WATT, David 346.008 Memorial for David Watt, Esquire of Meathy, pursuer; against the Reverend Mr William Milligan, minister of Kirkden, defender. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1797. - 10p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.1.],1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. MILLIGAN, Rev. William

WATT, David 346.008 The petition of David Watt, second son and disponee of the deceased David Watt of Meathy. - [s.l.:s.n. 1798. - 5p, ; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

WATTS, Isaac, 1674-1748 808 The improvement of the mind, also a discourse on the education of children and youth, to which are added remnants of time employed in prose and verse : being the posthumous works / of Isaac Watts; published from his manuscript by D.Jennings and P.Doddridge. - London : printed for J.Buckland, T.Longman, T.Field and C.Dilly, 1784. - 2v.(xvi,362,[2]p. : [3],iv-viii,336p.); 8vo. -FML set lacks title-page in vol.1. Inscribed by Alexr.Fraser, Dochnalurg, 1830. FM 1091

1. [370] 2. [828.5]

WATTS, Priscilla Maden, fl.1821 757 Hogarth's tableaux : a series of original graphic scenes, illustrative of national character, beauty, and costume / edited by Mrs.Alaric A.Watts. - London : Hogarth, [ca 1850]. - 2v. ([4],94p. : [5],96-188p.), 53 leaves of plates : ill.; 36cm. FM 1119

1.Title

WAUCHOPE, John 346.008 The petition of John Wauchope, writer to the Signet, common agent in the locality of Kilwinning. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1795. - 7p. ; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

WEBSTER, Alexander, 1707-1784 252.05241 Heathens professing Judaism when the fear of the Jews fell upon them : the substance of two sermons preached in the Tolbooth Church Edinburgh on occasion of the thanksgiving, June 23d 1746, appointed by the late General Assembly of the Church of Scotland for the victory obtain'd over the rebels at the Battle of Culloden, April 16th 1746 / by Alexander Webster. -Edinburgh : printed by T.Lumisden and J.Robertson, 1746. - [6],7-70p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. - Bound with : Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords. The Lords protest. [London?], 1746. FM 2000

WEBSTER, Edward, fl.1868. 320.94207 The Member of Parliament's assistant in procedure at the House / by Edward Webster. - London:Waterlaw,1868. -ix,67p.;19cm. FM2794

WEBSTER, Mrs Eleonora 346.008 Answers for Mrs. Eleonora Webster, or M'Intyre, to the petition of Duncan M'Intyre, paymaster of the Roy-al Ayrshire Militia. - Edinburgh: printed by Oliver & Boyd, 1821. - l6p.; 26cm. - bound with: Reid, George. The petition of George Reid, Esquire, of Ratho Bank. [s.l.], 1819. FM3227

1. M'INTYRE, Mrs Eleonora 2. M'INTYRE, Duncan

WEBSTER, George 346.008 Answers for George Webster, tenant in Kincaldrum, proprietor of Westfield, to the petition of the magistrates and town council of Forfar, titulars of the teinds of that parish, and of John Ure and Charles Webster, heritors of part of the Burgh Acres thereof. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1795, - 9p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. URE, John 2. WEBSTER, Charles 3. FORFAR, Magistrates of

WEBSTER, George 346.008 Answers for George Webster in Kincaldrum, proprietor of Westfield, to the petition of John Ure, Esq; Sheriff-Clerk of Forfar, and Charles Webster, merchant there, proprietors of part of the Burgh Acres of Forfar. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1794. - 6p.; 4to in 2s. -bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. URE, John 2. WEBSTER, Charles

WEBSTER, George 346.008 Memorial for George Webster in Kincaldrum, proprietor of Westfield, pursuer of a process of valuation of teinds, against the magistrates of Forfar, titulars of the teinds of the parish of Forfar. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1795. _ 9p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

1. FORFAR, Magistrates of

WEBSTER, George 346.008 The petition of George Webster in Kincaldrum, proprietor of Westfield, pursuer of a process of valuation of teinds. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1796. - 13p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballin-dalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

WEBSTER, George 346.008 The petition of George Webster of Westfield. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1799. - 2p.; 4to. - bound, with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

WEBSTER, George 346.008 The petition of George Webster, tenant in Kincaldrum, proprietor of part of the lands of Westfield. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1795. - 11 p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

WEBSTER, George 346.008 The petition of George Webster of Westfield. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1797. - 7p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

WEBSTER, George 346.008 Proof in the process of valuation, George Webster, against the magistrates of Forfar. - [s.l.:s.n.], [17-]. - 12p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Gr nt of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. FORFAR, Magistrates of

WEDDERBURNE, David, 1562?-1633? 941.006 The compt buik of David Wedderburne, merchant of Dundee, 1587-1630. Together with the shipping lists of Dundee, 1580—1618; edited from the original manuscripts with introduction and notes, A.H.Millar. - Edinburgh : Scottish History Society, 1898. - lxxiv,323p.; 23cm. -(Scottish History Society; vol.28). FM 428

1.Series 2.MILLAR, A. H., fl.1898 3. [380.1]

070.172 THE WEEKLY Journal or British gazetteer. —1715?—?. -London:printed and sold by James Read. - weekly. -FM has issues for Sat., April 21, 1716 and Aug. 18, 1716 only. - bound with: The news letter. London, 1716. FM905

1. [070.172]

070.172 WEEKLY REMARKS and political reflections upon the most

material news, foreign and domestick. - Vol 1, 1714-?. - London: printed for W. Heathcote. - weekly. - FM has nos. 7,8,9, 10 only. - bound with: The news letter. London, 1716. FM905

1. [070.172]

WEISS, Charles 940.2 History of the French Protestant refugees : from the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes to the present time / by Charles Weiss; translated with the assistance of the author by Frederick Hardman. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1854. - xx,595p«; 23cm. FM 2064

WELD, Charles Richard, 1813-1869 917 A vacation tour in the United States and Canada / by Charles Richard Weld. - London : Longman, Brown and Green, 1855. - xii,394p.; 21cm. FM 605

WELD, Isaac, 1774-1856 917 Travels through the states of North America and the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada during the years 1795, 1796, and 1797 / by Isaac Weld, junior. - Second edition. - London : printed for John Stockdale, 1799. -2v.([3],iv-xxiv,427p. : [3],iv-xii,376p.) ,16 folding leaves of plates : ill., maps; 8vo. FM 613

WELLS, David 371.92 The creed of free trade/by David Wells. - [London?]: Corden Club, [1875?]- - 21 p.; 21cm. - reprinted from Atlantic Monthly (U.S.), for August, 1875- - bound with: Scottish National Institute. l4th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

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WELLS, Edward. 1667-1727. 690.6583 The rich man's great and indispensable duty to con-tribute liberal;y to the building, rebuilding, repair-ing, beautifying and adorning of churches / by Edward Wells. - London:printed for James Knapton,1715. - [16], 176p.; 8vo. - bound with:Some methods to supply the def ects of the late peace withput entering into a new war. London,[ 17-?J. - Woolston, Thomas. A second Discourse on the miracles of our Saviour. London,1729. - The character and principles of the present set of Whigs. London,1714. - Lambe, Charles. The pretences for the rebellion considered in a sermon.Edinburgh,1715.FM2080

WELSH, Alexander. 346.008 The petition of Alexander Welsh, tenant in Tala, [and others]. - [s.l.: s.n.] 1814. - 6p.; 25cm. -bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in E d s t o u n , [ s . 1 . ] , 18l4 FM1811

WELSH, Alexander. 346.008 The petition of Alexander Welsh, tenant in Easter Harestanes, Lawrence Tweedie of Oliver, Esq. [and others]. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 13p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in E d s t o u n [ s . 1 . ] , 1814. FM 1811

1. TWEEDIE, Lawrence.

WELSH, David. 346.008 The petition of David Welsh and James Anderson, tenants of the lands of Meggathead and Deadforcauld, and of Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope, and others, trustees and executors of the late William, Duke of Queensberry. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 5p.; 25cm. - bound with: Syming-ton, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant i n E d s t o u n [ s . l . ] , 1814. FM1811 1. ANDERSON, James. 2. MONTGOMERY Sir James.

WELSH, William. 346.OO8 The petition of William Welsh of Mossfennan, Esq., and James Tweedie at Dreva, eldest son of the lately deceased Alexander Tweedie, tenants in Fruid, also Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope, Baronet, and others, trustees and executors of the late William Duke of Queensberry. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 5p,; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in E d s t o u n , [ s . l . ] , 1814. FM1811

1. TWEEDIE, James 2. TWEEDIE, Alexander 3. MONTGOMERY, Sir James

WEMYSS, David 346.008 The petition of David Wemyss, Esq; of Wester-Lathal-land. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1799. - 9p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

WEMYSS, Earl of. 346.008 In the cause, Earl of Wemyss against Duke of Queens-berry's executors, and tenants on Neidpath estate. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 28 fold, ages; 25x21cm. fold, tc 25x17cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, Tenants in Edstoun,

[s. 1.], 1814. FMI811.

WEMYSS, Earl of. 346.008 In the cause, the Earl of Wemyss, against the Duke of Queensberry's executors and the tenants on Neidpath estate. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 75p.; 25cm. - bound with; Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in E d s t o u n , [ s . l . ] , 1814. FM1811

WEMYSS, Francis, Earl of 346.008 The petition of Francis, Earl of Wemyss, Alexander, Lord Elibank, and the Honourable Charles Hope of Waughton. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1792. - 4p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. ELIBANK, Alexander, Lord 2. HOPE, Charles

WEMYSS, Rev.James 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr James Wemyss, minister of Burntisland, defender, and answers for him; to the petition of William Wemyss, Esq. of Cuttlehill, pursuer. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1799. - 23p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballin-dalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. WEMYSS, William

WEMYSS and MARCH, Earl of. 346.008 Answers for the Right Honourable the Earl of Wemyss and March, pursurer; to the petition of Sir James Montgomery and others, trustees and executors of the late Duke of Queensberry. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1815. - 122p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in E d s t o u n [ s . l . ] , 1814. FM1811

1. MONTGOMERY, Sir James.

WEMYSS and MARCH, Earl of 346.008 Minute in process, the Earl of Wemyss and March, against the executors of the late William, Duke of Queensberry. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1815. - 13p,; 25cm. -bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in E d s t o u n , [ s . l . ] , 1814. FM1811

WEMYSS and MARCH, Earl of 346.008 Observations for the Earl of Wemyss and March, upon the list of leases and grassums on tailzied estates,

put in for the defenders, in the cause the Earl of Wemyss and March, pursuer, against the Duke of Queensberry's executors, and the tenants on the Neid-path estate, defenders. - [s.l.]: printed by Walker and Greig, 1815. - 8p.;25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in E d s t o u n , [ s . l . ] , 1814. FM1811

WERDENHAGEN, Johannes Angelius, fl.1630 943 [De Rebuspublicis Hanseaticis] Joh.Angelii Werdenhagen de Rebuspublicis Hanseaticis : tractatus generalis. - Lugduni Batavorum : ex officina Joannis Maire, 1 6 3 1 . - 2v. ( [ 6 9 ] , 5 5 8 p . : [2],563-982p.); l6mo in 8s, dedn, engraved title-page. FM 1505

WERDENHAGEN:, Johannes Angelius, fl.1630 943 [De Rebuspublicis Hanseaticis] Joh.Angelii Werdenhagen de Rebuspublicis Hanseaticis et earum nob. confoederatione : tractatus specialis. - Lugduni Batavorum : ex officina Joannis Maire, 1 6 3 1 . - 2v. ([44],759p. : [2],763-1348p.); 16mo in 8s, dedn, engraved title-page. FM 1505A

WERNERIAN NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY. 500.9 Memoirs of the Wernerian Natural History Society, vol 1 for the years 1808. -9, -10. - Edinburgh: Printed for Bell and Bradfute,1811. - xxiii,630p.; illus (some col.) fold, maps, 21cm. FM2826

WESLEYAN METHODIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY 500.941 Inverness Auxiliary list of contributions for year end-ing 31st December, 1876, to Wesleyan Methodist Mission-ary Society. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1877. - 3p,; 18cm. - bound with: Jolly, William. The scientific materials of the north and our scientific work. Inverness, 1 8 7 6 . FM716

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WESLEYAN METHODIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY 371.92 Third annual report of subscriptions and contributions to the Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society from the Edinburgh and Aberdeen district, for the year ending 31st December, 1871. - Glasgow: Duncan, 1872. - 8p.; 21cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1.[266.00941]

371.92 WESLEYAN METHODIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY

Fourth annual report of subscriptions and con-tributions to the Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society from the Edinburgh and Aberdeen district, for the year ending January, 1873.- Glasgow: Duncan. 1873. - 12p.; 21cm. - bound with: Scottish National Institute. 14th report. Glasgow, 1875. FM709

1. [266.00941]

WESLEYAN MISSION 367.94122 Weseleyan Missionary notices, October 1876. - London: Weseleyan Mission House, 1876. - 232-25lp.; 21cm. -bound with: Nairn Literary Institute. Laws, [s.1.]. [18-?]. FM713

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WESLEYAN MISSION 367.94122 Wesleyan Missionary notices, November, 1876. - London: Wesleyan Mission House, 1876. - 256-300p.; 21cm. - bound with: Nairn Literary Institute. Laws, [s.1.], [l8-?]. FM713

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WESLEYAN MISSION 367.94122 Wesleyan Missionary notices, December, 1876. - London: Wesleyan Mission House, 1876. - 280-300p.; 21cm. -bound, with: Nairn Literary Institute. Laws. [s.l.], [18-?]. FM713

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WESLEYAN MISSION 367.94122 Wesleyan missionary notices, May 1877. - London: Wesleyan Mission House, 1877. - 100-120p.; 21cm. -bound with: Nairn Literary Institute. Laws, [s.l.], [18-?J. FM713

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WESSELY, J. E. 443.21 A new pocket dictionary of the English & French languages / by J.E.Wessely. - London : Routledge, [mid 19th C.]. - vi,222,236p.; 16cm. - English-French and French-English sections. FM 1875

A WESTERN HIGHLANDER. S826.6 An appeal to the churches on behalf of the Highlanders. A letter to the Reverend Dr. Duff, Moderator of the last General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland / by a Western Highlander. - Edinburgh: J.D. Lowe,1852. -31p.;22cm. FM2042.

WESTMINSTER CATECHISM. Shorter. Gaelic. 230.5241 Leabhar aith-ghearr a'cheasnuichidh air 'orduchadh le Co-thional nan Diadhair 'san Iar-mhinster, leis an d'aontuich Ard-chleur Eaglais na h-Alba; air a chur an Gaelic le Tomas Ros. - Glasgow : Orr, 1842. - 31p.; 16cm. FM 1219

1 .ROSS, Thomas, fl. 1842

WESTMINSTER CATECHISM. Shorter. Gaelic. 230.5241 Leabhar aith-ghearr ceist co'-thionnal urramach na'n diadhuirean le an dearbhaidhe as na Scrioptairibh Naomha; air an scriobha' on bheurla anns a'Ghailic albanaich le Seumas Mac Iullamhoirre. - Paslic : clo bhuailt le Eoin MacNeal, arson Ghabriel Tighearna, 1800. - [3],4-48p.; 12mo in 6s. FM 1302 1.MORRISON, James, fl.1800

WESTMINSTER CONFESSION. Irish. 230.5241 The confession of faith, larger and shorter catechisms, agreed upon by the Assembly of Divines at Westminster; translated into the Irish language by the Synod of Argyle. - The third edition. - Glasgow s printed for John Orr, 1756. - [2],v-viii,9-286p.; 12mo. FM 2234

1.WESTMINSTER CATECHISM. Shorter. Irish. 2.WESTMINSTER CATECHISM. Larger. Irish.

A WESTMINSTER SCHOLAR. 923.4142 A review of Mr. James Poster's account of the behaviour of the late Earl of Kilmarnock after his sentence and on the day of his execution / by a Westminster scholar. -London:H. Carpenter, 1746. - 24p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Poster, James. An account of the behaviour of the late Earl of Kilmarnock. London, 1746. FM3484 1.[ 923.4142]

WHEATLEY, Henry Benjamin, 1838-1917 942.12 The Adelphi and its site / by Henry B.Wheatley. -London : Stock, 1885. - 17p., ill.; 25cm.

FM2446

WHICHCOTE, Benjamin, 1609-1683 252.03 Select sermons / of Dr. Whichcot. - London : printed for Awnsham and John Churchill, 1698. - [20],452p.; 8vo.

FM2099

WHITAKER, John, 1735-1808 923.141 Mary Queen of Scots vindicated / by John Whitaker. -London : printed for J.Murray; Edinburgh : for W.Creech,

1787-88. - 3v.([3],ii-ix,[2],l2-534P. : [3],2-431p. : [3],2-408p.); 8vo. - Vol.3, 1787; v.1 & 2, 1788. FM 2673


WHITE, P., fl.1791 639.20941 Observations upon the present state of the Scotch fisheries, and the improvement of the interior parts of the Highlands : being an essay on these subjects given in to the Highland Society of Scotland, and to which they were pleased to adjudge their highest prize-medal for the year 1790 / by P.White. - Edinburgh :

printed for the author by Grant and Moir, 1791. - [5], 6-202p.; 12mo in 6s. - Inscribed by John McKenzie. FM 177 1.HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND 2. [330.9411]

WHITE, T. P., fl.1875 941.38 Archaeological sketches in Scotland : Knapdale and Gigha / by Captain T.P.White. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1875. - x,111p.,49 leaves of plates : ill.; 39cm.

FM 2408

WHITE, William. 346.008 The petition of William White, tenant in Hamildean, and others. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1814. - 5p.; 25cm. - bound with: Symington, Robert. The petition of Robert Symington, tenant in Edstoun [s.l.], 1814]. FM1811

WHITEFIELD, George. 1714-17,70. 826.5 A journal of a voyage from London to Savannah in Georgia. In three parts - part 1: from London to Gibraltar; part 2: from Gibraltar to Savannah; part 3: from Savannah to London / by George Whitefield. - 5th ed. - [s.l.:s.n.],1739. - 83p.; 8vo in 4s. FM278

WHITELAW, Alexander, fl.1844 S821.008 The book of Scottish song : a comprehensive collection of the most approved songs of Scotland, ancient and modern, with historical and critical notices regarding them and their authors, and an essay on the song-writers of Scotland / by Alexander Whitelaw. - London : Blackie, 1875. - lvi,609p.; 17cm. FM 3159

1,Title

WHITWORTH, Sir Charles, 1714?-1778 324.42 The succession of Parliaments : being exact lists of the members chosen at each general election from the Restoration to the last general election, 1761, with other useful matters / by Charles Whitworth. - London : printed for R.Davis, J.Newbery, L.Davis and C.Reymers, and sold by W.Nicoll, 1764. - [4],3l6p.; 12mo in 6s. FM 1628

WHYTE, Henry, fl.1898 891.6313 The Celtic garland : translations of Gaelic and English songs, and Gaelic readings, &c., &c, / by Fionn. -Second edition. - Glasgow : Sinclair, 1885. - vii,264, vi p.; 19cm. FM 1363

1.Title 2. [891.6333]

WHYMPER, Frederick, fl.1862 917.98 Travel and adventure in the territory of Alaska, formerly Russian America, now ceded to the United States, and in various other parts of the North Pacific / by Frederick Whymper. - Second edition. - London : Murray, 1869. - xx,331p., 15 leaves of plates : ill., map; 23cm. FM 2587

WHYTE, Henry, fl.1898 891.6333 Leabhar na ceilidh : sgeulachdan ait agus dain aighearach / le Fionn. - Glaschu : Mac-na-Ceardadh, 1898. - xii,240p.; 19cm. - Includes stories & poetry by various authors. 2 copies in FML. FM 1265 & 3462

1.Title 2. [891.6313]

WHYTE, John, fl.1883 018.1 Catalogue of the Inverness Public Library / compiled by John Whyte. - Inverness : Northern Chronicle, 1883. -[14],179p.; 22cm. FM 2438

1.Title 2.INVERNESS PUBLIC LIBRARY

WHYTE, John, fl.1897 491.6386 How to read Gaelic : orthographical instructions and reading lessons / by John Whyte. - Inverness : Northern Chronicle Office, 1897. - iv,76p.; 18cm. FM 1252

WIGHT, Alexander, fl.1784 342.41 An inquiry into the rise and progress of Parliament, chiefly in Scotland : and a complete system of the law concerning the elections of the representatives from Scotland to the Parliament of Great Britain, to which is added an appendix containing several curious papers and instruments and full copies of the election statutes / by Alexander Wight. - Edinburgh : printed for William Creech; London : sold by T.Cadell, 1784. -[7],viii-xii,[2],609p.; 4to. FM 371

WIGHT, Alexander, fl.1806 342.41 An inquiry into the rise and progress of Parliament, chiefly in Scotland, and a complete system of the law concerning the elections of the representatives from Scotland to the Parliament of the United Kingdom / by Alexander Wight. - A new edition, with a supplement. -Edinburgh : William Creech, 1806. - 2v. (xiv,609p. : [8],336,4p.); 28cm. - Inscribed by Tho.Fraser, 1835.

FM 3069

WILDRIDGE, T. Tindall, fl.1899 246.5 The grotesque in Church art / by T.Tindall Wildridge. -London : Andrews, 1899. - x,228p., ill.; 28cm. FM 2219

WILKES, John, 1727-1797 826.6 Letters from the year 1774 to the year 1796 / of John Wilkes, addressed to his daughter, the late Miss Wilkes. With a collection of his miscellaneous poems. To which is prefixed a memoir of the life of Mr.Wilkes. - The second edition. - London : Longman, Hurst, Rees & Orme, 1805. - 3v.([4],207p. : [4],264p. : [4],333P.); 18cm. FM 1885

WILKIE, Rev. David 346.008 The petition of the Rev. Mr David Wilkie, minister of the gospel in the parish of Cults in Fifeshire. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1792. - 3p.; 28cm. - bound with: tyrant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

WILLIE, Rev. David 346.008 The petition of the Rev. David Wilkie, minister of the gospel in the parish of Cults in Fifeshire. - [s.l.: s.n.], 1792. - 3p.; 28cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

WILKIE, James 346.008 The petition of James Wilkie of Foulden, Esq. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1792. - 9p. 5 4to in 2s. - "bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM216o(iv)

WILKINS, W. Walker, fl.1860 821.00931 Political ballads of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries : annotated / by W.Walker Wilkins. - London : Longman, Green & Roberts, 1860. - 2v.(xvi,284p. : viii, 342p.); 20cm. FM 3130

1.Title

WILLCOCK, John, fl.1897 922.541 A Shetland minister of the 18th century : being passages in the life of the Rev.John Mill, 1712-1805 / by Rev.J.Willcock. - Kirkwall : The Leonards, [1897]. -174p.5 17cm. FM 2013

1.MILL, John, 1712-1805

WILLIAM OF MALMESBURY 942 Chronicle of the kings of England : from the earliest period to the reign of King Stephen; [translated] with notes and illustrations, by J.A.Giles. - London : Bohn, 1847. - xvi,544p.; 19cm. FM 1048

1 .GILES, John Allen, 1808-1884

WILLIAMS, John, fl.1777 914.103 An account of some remarkable ancient ruins lately discovered in the Highlands and northern parts of Scotland : in a series of letters to G.C.M. / by John Williams. - Edinburgh : printed for William Creech; London : sold by T.Cadell, 1777. - [3],iv-viii,83p., 1 folding leaf; 8vo in 4s, dedn. - Bound with : Mackenzie, Sir G.S. A letter to Sir Walter Scott. Edinburgh, 1824. FM 778

WILLIAMS, J.W. 342.087 British protection! or, the history of a law suit in Buenos Aires. / by J.W. Willaims. - London: Chaloner & Cooke, 1800. - 46p.; 21cm. - bound with: Bluntschli, J.K. Roumania and the status of the Jews in Roumania. London, 1878. FM2825

1 .[346.0438]

WILLIAMSON, Peter, 1730-1799 928.21 French and Indian cruelty : exemplified in the life and various vicissitudes of fortune of Peter Williamson, a disbanded soldier / written by himself. - The second edition, with corrections and amendments. - York : printed and sold by J.Jackson, 1758. - [2],iii-iv,104p.; 21cm. FM 2646

WILLIAMSON, Thomas, fl.1856. 345.0253. Sanatory remarks in connection with nuisances, address-ed to students and young physicians / by Thomas Williamson. - Edinburgh: Maclachlan and Stewart, 1856. --28p.;21cm. -bound with: Ridley, Sir Matthew White. The trial at large of Sir Matthew White Ridley... for crim-inal conversation with the wife of Mr. William Brumwell, Newcastle, [1793]. FM3537 1.613]

WILLIAMSON, Wi l l S827.5 The game's a - f oo t / by Wi l l Williamson and other red-coats of the old Lothians. - Edinburgh : printed by Duncan Stevenson, sold by S t i r l i ng & Slade, 1820. -34p.; 22cm. FM 3195

1 .T i t l e

WILLIS, Nathaniel Parker, 1806-1867 818.3 Penci l l ings by the way / by N .P .Wi l l i s . - Second edi t ion. - London : Macrone, 1836. - 3v. (xxiv,308p. : x i i ,312p. : x i i , 333p . ) ; 21cm. FM 1828

WILLISON, John. 1680-1750 209 The mother's catechism f o r the young chi ld , or, a preparatory help f o r the young and ignorant / by the la te Reverend Mr. John Wi l l i son. - Edinburgh: David Paterson,1787. - ; 8vo in 4s. - bound with; Campbell A. The history of a l l r e l i g i ons . [ s . l . ] , 1822 . FM2101

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WILMOT, Sir John E. Eardley 1810-1892 923.242 Reminiscences of the la te Thomas Assheton Smith,Esq., or, pursuits of an English country gentleman / by Sir John E. Eardley Wilmot. - new and revised ed. -London: Routledge, Warne and Routledge,1862. - x ,212p . ; i l lus . ; 19cm. FM1482

1.SMITH, Thomas Assheton.

WILSON, Alexander, 1766-1813 S821.4 [Poems] The poetical works / of Alexander Wilson; with an extended memoir of his life and writings. - Belfast : Henderson, [after 1841]. - xxiv,216p.; 17cm. FM 3180

WILSON, Rev. James 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr James Wilson, minister of Tynron. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1795. - 2p.; 29cm. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

WILSON, James Grant, fl.1884 S821.008 The poets and poetry of Scotland : from the earliest to the present time; comprising characteristic selections with biographical and critical notices, by James Grant Wilson. - London : Blackie, [1884?]. - 4v., ill., ports; 23cm.

FM3169

1.Title

WILSON, John., 1785-1854 S828.5 [Works] The works / of Professor Wilson; edited by his son-in-law Professor Perrier. - Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1855-58. - 12v.; 20cm. FM1034

WILSON, John Mackay, 1804-1835 S823.5 Wilson's tales of the Borders and of Scotland : historical, traditionary, and imaginative; revised by Alexander Leighton. - New edition. - Manchester : Ainsworth, [1857-59]. - 20v. in 10; 17cm. Includes contributions by Alexander Bethune, Alexander Campbell, Matthew Conolly, Thomas Gillespie, John Howell, Walter Logan, James Maidment, Theodore Martin, Hugh Miller, David Moir, Oliver Richardson & J.M.Wilson. FM 1792 1.Title 2.LEIGHTON, Alexander, 1800-1874

WILSON, Samuel. fl.1746. 923.4142 Christ the great propitiation. A sermon preached at the evening lecture in Silver Street, September 14, 1746 / by Samuel Wilson. - London:printed for Aaron Ward, 1746. - 26,28p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Foster, James. An account of the behaviour of the late Earl of Kilmarnock.London,1746. FM3484

1.[252.03]

WILSON, Samuel, fl. 1746. 923.4142 Christ the great propitiation. A sermon preached at the evening lecture in Silver Street, Sept, 14, 1746, to which are added Some remarks on a pamphlet entitled 'A vindication of the Rev. Mr. Foster's account of the late Earl of Kilmarnock' / by Samuel Wilson. - 2nd ed. - London:printed for Aaron Ward,1746. - 28, 28p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Foster, James. An account of the behaviour of the late Earl of Kilmarnock. London, 1746. FM3485

1.[252.03]

WILSON, Walter 346.008 The petition of Walter Wilson, Esq. of Croglin. -[s.l.:s.n.], 1799- - 9p. ; 29crn. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

WILSON, William 254.05241 Case of William Wilson of Greenhead, [and others] callers of Mr George Simson, probationer to be min-ister of the parish of Collessie, and the Reverend presbytery of Coupar, respondents; against the callers of Mr John Matthie, appellants. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1744. - 9p.; 4to. - bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies, ....

[s.l.], [1744]. FM3321

1. SIMSON, George 2. MATTHIE, John

WIMBERLEY, Douglas 929.2

Memorials of four old families viz: Campbell of Kilmartin, Gordon of Lesmoir, Irvine of Drum, Wimberley of South Witham and Beechfield. Inverness: Northern Counties Newspapers. 1894. FM 3445

1. CAMPBELL, Family of Kilmartin 2. GORDON, Family of Lesmoir 3. IRVINE, Family of Drum 4. WIMBERLEY, Family of South Witham and Beechfield

Temporary entry

WINNE, G. , Countessa di Rosenburg. 945 II trionfo de gondoliere ovvero novella viniziana plebea / scritta in idioma francese da Madame G. W. C-t-ssa di R-s-g; e recata nell' Italiano da L.A.L. -In Venezia : S. Apollinare,1786. - 70p.; 8vo. FM1878 1. G.W. 2. L.A.L.

WINZET, Ninian, 1518-1592 282.03 Certain tractates : together with the book of four score three questions, and a translation of Vincent Lirinensis / by Ninian Winzet; edited with introduction, notes and glossarial index, by James King Hewison. -Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1888-91. - 2v.; 23cm. -(Scottish Text Society; vol.15 & 22). FM 395

1.VINCENTIUS LERINENSIS

WISHART, George, Bp of Edinburgh 941.06 A complete history of the wars in Scotland under the conduct of the illustrious James Marquis of Montrose / from the Latin of George Wisheart. With an appendix, as also fifteen letters to Montrose. - [s.l.] : [s.n.], 1720. - [l6],200,[2],iii-lvi,24p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 200

WISHART, George, fl.1745 252.05241 Times of publick distress times of trial : being the substance of some sermons preach'd in the Tron-Church of Edinburgh in the month of November 1745 on occasion of the present Rebellion / by George Wishart, - Edinburgh : printed by R.Fleming, 1745. - [2],3-37p.; 8vo in 4s. FM 2003

WISHART, Rev. Dr. George 923.241 Memoirs of the most renowned James Graham, Marquis of Montrose. Translated from the Latin, and to which are added sundry original letters, never before published. [s.l.], 1819. FM3344

1. GRAHAM, James Marquis of Montrose.

Temporary entry

WODROW, Robert, 1679-1734 285.241 The history of the sufferings of the Church of Scotland : from the Restoration to the Revolution / by Robert Wodrow. With an original memoir of the author, extracts from his correspondance, a preliminary dissertation, and notes / by Robert Burns. - Glasgow : Blackie & Fullarton, 1829. - 4v.; 23cm. - FML set lacks v.4. FM 2201

1.BURNS, Robert, 1789-1869

WODROW, Robert, 1679-1734 941.006 Selections from Wodrow's biographical collections : divines of the north-east of Scotland; edited by Robert Lippe. - Aberdeen : New Spalding Club, 1890. -lxxxviii,360p.; 27cm. - No.300 of 525 copies. FM 562

1.LIPPE, Robert, fl.1890 2. [922.541]

WODROW SOCIETY 941.006 The miscellany of the Wodrow Society : containing tracts and original letters chiefly relating to the ecclesiastical affairs of Scotland during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries; selected and edited by David Laing. - Edinburgh : Wodrow Society, 1844. - xv, 615p.; 23cm. - "Volume first." FM 2202

1.Title 2.LAING, David, 1793-1878

W0LLAST0N, William, 1659-1724 210 The religion of nature delineated / by Mr.Wollaston. -The seventh edition, to which is added a preface containing a general account of the life, character and writings of the author. - London : printed for J.and P. Knap ton, 1750. - [2] ,iii-xxx,[ 2] ,413,[11]p.; 8vo. FM 2062

WOOD, Rev. Alexander 36.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr Alexander Wood, minister of the gospel at Rosemarkie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1796. - 4p.; 4to. - bound with; Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

WOOD, Rev. Alexander 346.008 The petition of the Reverend Mr Alexander Wood, minister of the gospel at Rosemarkie. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1794. - 4p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The

petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2160(iv)

WOODHOUSELEE, Alexander Fraser Tytler, Lord 900 Elements of general history : ancient and modern; to which are added a comparative view of ancient and modern geography and a table of chronology / by Alexander Fraser Tytler, Lord Woodhouselee. - A new edition. -London : Scott, Webster & Geary, 1841. - xvi,534p.; 15cm. - Inscribed by Charles Fraser, 1842. FM 64

WOODHOUSELEE, Alexander Fraser Tytler, Lord 909 Plan and outlines of a course of lectures on universal history, ancient and modern : delivered at the University of Edinburgh / by Alexander Tytler. -Edinburgh : printed for William Creech; London : sold by T.Cadell and T.Longman, 1782. - [4],250,[5],4-42p., 11 leaves of plates : maps; 8vo in 4s. FM 2190

712.6 WOOLPITS. - London : printed by Blades, East & Blades,

[ca 1890]. - 25p., ill.; 22cm. - Cover title : A description of Woolpits. FM 642

1.A DESCRIPTION of Woolpits.

WOOLSTON, Thomas. 1670-1733. 690.6583 A second discourse on the miracles of our Saviour / by Thomas Woolston. - 4th ed. - London:printed for the author,1729. - 72p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with:Wells, Edward. The rich man's great and indispensable duty to contribute...to the building...of churches. London, 1715. FM2080

1.[226.7]

WRAXALL, Sir Nathaniel William, 1751-1831 914.8 A tour through some of the northern parts of Europe, particularly Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Petersburgh : in a series of letters / by Nl.Wraxall, jun. - The third edition, corrected. - London : printed for T.Cadell, 1776. - iv,411p., map; 8vo, dedn. FM 853

WREN, Walter. 342.087 How an innocent man was sent to prison / Walter Wren. -second thousand. - Heading: 'Reading Observer', [1880?]. - 24p.; 21cm. - bound with: Bluntschli, J.K. Roumania and the status of the Jews in Roumania. London ,1878. FM2825

1.[345.077]

WREN, Walter 929.72 How an innocent man was sent to prison/Walter Wren. -Reading: 'Reading Observer'. [1877?]. - 24p.; 21cm. -bound with: Highton, E. Gilbert. Our imperial crown. London, 1876. FM712

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WRIGHT, Robert, fl.1864 923.242 The life of Major-General James Wolfe : founded on original documents and illustrated by his correspondence / by Robert Wright. - London : Chapman and Hall, 1864. - xxxii,626p.; 23cm. FM 2603

1.WOLFE, James, 1727-1759

WRIGHT, Thomas, 1810-1877 942.07 Caricature history of the Georges : or annals of the House of Hanover, compiled from the squibs, broadsides, window pictures, lampoons and pictorial caricatures of the time / by Thomas Wright. - London : Hotten, [1868]. - xiv,639p., 13 leaves of plates : ill.; 20cm. - Date from preface. FM 108

WROTTESLEY, George, 1827-1909 923.542 Life and correspondance of Field Marshal Sir John Burgoyne / by his son-in-law George Wrottesley. -London : Bentley, 1873. - 2v.([4],506p. : [4],508p.); 23cm. FM 2741

1.BURGOYNE, Sir John Fox, 1782-1871

WYNTER, Andrew, 1819-1876 828.8 Our social bees : or pictures of town & country life, and other papers / by Andrew Wynter. - London : Hardwicke, 1861. - viii,532p.; 20cm. FM 1078

WYNTOUN, Andrew of The orygynale cronykil of Scotland / by Androw of Wyntoun; edited by David Laing. - Edinburgh :

Edmonston & Douglas, 1872-79. - 3v.(xlviii,402p. : [8],507p. : lii,439p.); 23cm. - (The historians of

Scotland; vol.II,III & IX). FM 527A

1.LAING, David, 1793-1878

X 808.851 On the neglect of Scotland and her interests by the Imperial Parliament and the necessity for local government / by X. - Edinburgh: Edmonston & Co., 1878. -32p.; 21cm. - bound with: Public dinner to directors of the Highland Railways, September, 10, 1863. [s.l.], 1863. FM704

1.[320.94108] 2. Title.

XENOPHON 921.932 [Memorabilia. Greek & Latin] Xenophontis memorabilium Socratis dictorum libri IV. Cum notis H.Stephani, Leunclavii, Ae.Porti & Ernesti. Recensuit, suisque annotationibus auxit / Bolton Simpson. - Editio secunda. - Oxonii : e Theatro Sheldoniano, impensis Jacobi Fletcher, 1749. - [16],383,[34]p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn. FM 1619

1.SOCRATES 2.SIMPSON, Bolton, fl.1748

XENOPHON 888.01 [Works. Greek & Latin] Xenophontis omnia quae extant opera; in Xenophotem annotationes Henrici Stephani. -[Geneva?] : excudebat Henricus Stephanus, Huldrici Fuggeri typographus, 1561. - [16],588,42,[18],428, [17]p.5 fol. in 8s. FM 1613

1.ESTIENNE, Henri, 1528-1598

X.Y.Z. 273.9 The kernel of controversy or the church question brought to a point/ by X.Y.Z. - 3rd ed. - Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, 1844. - 15p.; 21cm. - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

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X.Y.Z. 273.9 The kernel farther discussed, or the convocation resolutions based on an erroneous doctrine/ by X.Y.Z. -Edinburgh: Myles MacPhail, 1844. - 21p.; 21cm. - bound with: A minister of the establishment. An answer to the protest of the Free Church. Edinburgh, 1846. FM2068

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914.11 A YACHTSMAN'S holidays : or cruising in the West Highlands / by the "Governor". - Second edition. -London : Pickering, 1879. - viii,151p., 7 leaves of plates : ill.; 20cm. FM 3258

1.THE GOVERNOR

YOUNG, Anne 346.008 Memorial for Anne Young, daughter of the deceased John Young of Newhall, esq; defender; against William Allan, schoolmaster in Edinburgh, pursuer. - [s.l.: s.n.], [17-?]. - 48p.; 4to in 2s. - bound with: Couper,David. The petition of the representatives of Mr David Couper of New Grange. [s.l.], 1752. FM3320

1. YOUNG, John 2. ALLAN, William

YOUNG, Sir Charles George. 1795-1869. 739.72 Account of the charges in conducting the Elector Palatine and the Princess Elizabeth from England to Germany, anno 1613 / by Sir Charles George Young. -London: J.B. Nichols,1853. - 17p.; 29cm. - bound with: Young, Sir Charles George. Remarks on the sword, dagger and ring of King James the fourth of Scotland. [London] [185-?]. FM2413 1.[394.4]

YOUNG, Sir Charles George. 1795-1869. 739.72 Remarks on the sword, dagger and ring of King James the fourth of Scotland, preserved in the College of Arms, London / by Sir Charles George Young. -[London]:

Archaelogia,[ l85-?], - 6p.; illus.; 29cm. - From Archaelogia, vol xxxiii, pp 335-340. - bound with: Young, Sir Charles George. Account of the charges incur-red in conducting the Elector Palatine and the Princess Elizabeth from England to Germany, anno 1613. London, 1853. - Madden, Sir Frederic. Warrant of King James the first to the Great Wardrobe for apparel &c .


[continued form previous card) 739.72 for the marriage of the Princess Elizabeth, [s.l.], 1835. FM2413

1 .[394.4] 2.[391.022]

YOUNG, Rev. Dr. David 346.008 Answers for the Rev. Dr. David Young, minister of the gospel at Foulden; to the petition of James Wilkie of Foulden, Esq. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1792. - 7p.; 4to in 2s. -bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

1. WILKIE, James

YOUNG, David, fl.1785 631 National improvements upon agriculture : in twenty-seven essays / by David Young. - Edinburgh : printed for and sold by the author, and by John Bell, 1785. -[5],vi-xx,i;12p.; 8vo in 4s, dedn, subn. FM1464

YOUNG, Edward. 1683-1765. 822.5 Busiris, King of Egpyt. A tragedy / by E. Young. -London:printed for J. Tonson, 1719. - [14], 70p.; 8vo. dedn, — bound with: Johnson, Charles. The sult-aness. London,1717. FM1065 1.[822.5]

YOUNG, Edward, 1683-1765 824.5 The centaur not fabulous : in five letters to a friend on the life in vogue. - London : printed for A.Millar and R. and J.Dodsley, 1755. - [2],xviii,378p.; 8vo, dedn. FM 2945

1.Title

YOUNG, James 254.05241 The case of the heritors, elders, and almost the whole heads of families, of the parish of Barr, callers of Mr James Young probationer, to be minister of Barr. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1745. - fold 1 leaf; 4to. -bound with: Garlies, Lord. Case of the parish of Kirkcowan, for my Lord Garlies,

[s.l.], [1744]. FM3321

YOUNG, M., fl.1815 821.7 The shades of Waterloo! : a vision in verse / by M.Young. - Second edition. - London : printed for the author, 1817. - viii,144p.; 23cm. FM 3085

YOUNG, Robert, fl.1871 941.23 Notes on Burghead : ancient and modern, with an appendix containing notices of families connected with the place at different periods, and other information / [by Robt. Young]. - Elgin : printed at the Courier Office, 1868. -x,106p.; 23cm. - Inscribed by the author. FM 309

YOUNG, Robert 941.23 Annals of the parish and burgh of Elgin : from the twelfth century to the year 1876, with some historical and other notices illustrative of the subject / by Robert Young. - Elgin : printed for the author by James Watson, 1879. -xvi,754p.; 29cm. FM 63

YOUNG, Robert, fl.1871 941.23 The parish of Spynie in the county of Elgin : an account of its civil and ecclesiastical state, from the earliest recorded period to the present time / by Robert Young. - Elgin : printed by James Black, 1871. -xiv,357p.; 23cm. FM 643

YOUNG, Thomas, fl.1885 S821.6 Poems and songs / by Thomas Young. - Edinburgh : printed by Bishop and Collins, 1885. - [9],10-96p.; 19cm. FM 3098

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN of the Church of England. 923.4142 The Westminster Scholar corrected, or, a defence of Mr. Foster's account of the behaviour of the late Earl of Kilmarnock against the trifling objections of that juvenile writer / by a young gentleman of the Church of England. - London:printed for J. Oldcastle,[1746]. -28p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: Foster, James. An account of the behaviour o± the late Earl of Kilmarnock London, 1746. FM3484 1.[923,4142]

448 THE YOUNG ladies' assistant in writing French letters : or manuel epistolaire a l'usage des demoiselles. -Second edition, improved. - London : Deconchy, 1810. -xii,300p.; 19cm. FM 1925

941.07 THE YOUNG Pretender's destiny unfolded, being an exact

account of several prodigies seen in the Highlands before the breaking out of the present rebellion, in a letter from a clergyman in the island of Sky to his friend in London. - London: printed for M. Cooper, 1745. - 20p.; 8vo in 4s. - bound with: An authentick account of the conduct of the Young Chevalier from his first arrival in Paris. London, 1749. FM922 1 .[941.07]

YOUNGSON, Rev. Andrew 346.008 The petition of the Rev. Mr Andrew Youngson, minister of the gospel at Aberdour. - [s.l.:s.n.], 1792. -4p.; 4to. - bound with: Grant, General. The petition of the Officers of State, and General Grant of Ballindalloch. [s.l.], 1800. FM2l60(iv)

823.8 ZENOBIA : or the fall of Palmyra, an historical romance in letters from Lucius M.Piso to his friend Marcus Curtius at Rome / by the author of "Julian". - London : Simms & M'Intyre, 1850. - 283p.; 17cm. - Bound with : Fraser, J. The Khan's tale. London, 1850. FM 1765

1.JULIAN., author of.

ZETETIC SOCIETY. 220,6 The Zetetic Society's shorter catechism for explaining to the young and the ignorant, the principles of atheism. - Edinburgh:printed for James Affleck, [18-?] . - l6p.; 21cm. - bound with: Paine, Thomas. The age of reason. London,1819. FM2046

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ZEUSS, Johann Kaspar, 1806-1856 491.6 Grammatica Celtica : e monumentis vetustis tam Hibernicae linguae quam Britannicae dialecti Cambricae, Cornicae, Armoricae, nec non e Gallicae priscae reliquiis / construxit J.C.Zeuss. - Lipsiae : apud Weidmannos, 1853. - 2v.(lvi,560p. : [2],561-1163p.); 23cm. FM 1437

ZSCHOKKE, Heinrich 1771-1848 823.8 Jonathan Frock / by Heinrich Zscokke; translated from the German. - Belfast: Simms and M'In tyre, 1846. -273-376p.; 16cm. - bound with: Maxwell, W.H. The dark lady of Doona. Belfast, 1846.

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ZSCHOKKE, Johann Heinrich Daniel, 1771-1848 833.6 [Veronika. English] Veronica : or the free court of Aarau, translated from the German / of Heinrich Zschokke. - Belfast : Simms & M'Intyre, 1847. - 376p.; 17cm. FM 1746

WARRAND, Mrs Catherine Munro 346.008 Closed record in action of declarator and interdict at the instance of Mrs Catherine Munro Warrand and others (Warrand's trustees); and the burgh of Inverness, against Angus Macintosh of Holme and another. - Edinburgh: printed by R.& R.Clark, 1887- -9p.; 28cm. - bound with: The petition of the Officers of State. [s.l., 1795. FM3240
