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Speech of Mr Thomas Theodore Deacon (v01.0037.01)
Speech of Mr Thomas Syddal (v01.0045.01)
From the Constitutional Journal, September 27th, 1476. (v01.0061.01)
Case of Mr Francis Buchanan of Arnprior particularly insisted upon (v01.0100.01)
Upon the Death of Lord Balmerino, by a Non-jurant Clergyman in London, in a Letter to a Friend (v01.0113.01)
Letter, vindicating Balmerino, in a certain Point, to a Gentleman in Holland (v01.0114.01)
Journal taken from the Mouths of of Laird of MackInnon, Mr Malcolm Mac-Leod, Lady Clanronald and Miss Flora Mac-Donald, by etc. (v01.0125.01)
A Conversation with MacDonald of Kingsburgh anent the foresaid Journal, with his Corrections upon it, and some remarkable Sayings of Him and his Lady etc. (v01.0142.01)
Journal from the Retreat from Stirling to the Prince's Embarkation for France, being particular and exact, by Mr John Cameron, etc. (v01.0155.01)
Remarks, &c. and particular Sayings of some, who were concerned in the Prince's preservation. Leith-Citadel, July 20. 1747. (v01.0189.01)
Malcolm MacLeod's Journal; wherein likewise his own History and several very remarkable Particulars (v02.0228.01)
Journal of Donald MacLeod, &c. (v02.0266.01)
Journal of the Prince's Imbarkation & Arrival, et cetera the greatest Part of which was taken from Duncan Cameron at several different Conversations I had with him. (v02.0346.01)
Copy of a Letter from Thomas Theodore Deacon to his Father (v03.0381.01)
Copy of some Omissions in Donald MacLeod's Journal (v03.0460.01)
Copy of a Letter in favours of Donald MacLeod, and giving a Character of him (v03.0466.01)
Journal of the Prince's Imbarkation & Arrival, &c. taken from the Mouth of Mr Æneas MacDonald (a Banker in Paris, & Brother of Kinlochmoidart) when he was in a Messenger's Custody in London, by Dr Burton of York, who was taken up, upon Suspicion, the 30th of Novr, 1745, & confined, till the 11th of March following, in York-Castle, & was from ynce removed to a Messenger's House in London, in whose Custody he remained till March 25th, 1747, being in all sixteen Months, wanting only five Days. (v03.0490.01)
A remarkable Saying by Mr Angus MacDonald anent Secretary Murray (v03.0522.01)
Some Questions proposed to Miss MacDonald and her answers to them (v03.0541.01)
Several remarkable Narratives taken from the Mouth of Dr Archibald Cameron's Lady (v03.0547.01)
Copy of a long & particular Journal taken faithfully from the hand-writings of young Clanranald, Major MacDonald of Glenaladale & Captain Alexander MacDonald, Dalely's Brother (v03.0576.01)
Some few Remarks by Captain Alexander MacDonald upon Mr Æneas MacDonald's Journal (v04.0639.01)
Copy of the Laird of MacLeod's Letter to Kingsborrow anent giving up the Prince (v04.0701.01)
Copy of a Letter to Mr Alexander MacDonald of Kingsburgh in Sky, January 18th, 1748 (v04.0792.01)
An Account of how I came by the said Narrative (v04.0818.01)
Copy of a Return to Dr John Burton of York, April 18th, 1748 (v04.0839.01)
MacDonald of Balshar's (in North Uist) Account of the Prince's distresses, wherein some remarkable Notes upon Sir Alexander MacDonald (v05.0911.01)
Account of some Particulars, viz, a Search upon Sunday, September 28th, 1746, both in My Lady Bruce's House in Citadel of Leith, and in Mr Norwall's House of Boghall, for the Prince; a Search (December 20. 1746) for Ladies in Tartan throughout the Suburbs of Edinburgh; and My Lady Ogilvie's Escape out of the Castle of Edinburgh, her going to London, and her getting abroad (v05.0940.01)
Copy of James Gib's Accompts Master-household to the Prince, being an excellent Journal, interspersed with several curious Notes and Observations (v05.0966.01)
Account how I came by Mr. Gib's Pocket-book of Accompts, and of several Conversations I had with him at different Times (v05.1009.01)
Paragraph of a Letter to Reverend Mr Jamess Falconer, London (v05.1051.01)
Paragraph of a Letter from the Reverend Mr James Falconer, , to me Robert Forbes (v05.1058.01)
Copy of a Letter from Dr Burton to me Robert Forbes wherein of the peace then on the Carpet (v05.1062.01)
Account and Copy of a Letter of a singular Nature to My Lady Stewart in Leith, September 24. 1748. (v05.1083.01)
Contents of this 5th Volume. (v05.1112.251.01)
Copy of a Letter from Bailie John Stewart, Inverness, November 16. 1748. (v06.1135.01)
Epitaph by a Highlander in Glenlivet on the Duke of Cumberland (v06.1149.01)
Paragraph of a Letter from Miss Clerk (London, January 23. 1749) about taking the Duke of Cumberland's Sword from him, etc. (v06.1164.01)
A Whig Hymn for Will Plunder, by a Gentleman after the Battle of Val. (v06.1166.01)
Alexander Stewart's Memorial of his own Sufferings and Hardships, etc. January 30. 1749. (v06.1176.01)
Account of some Scrapes of Journals, which Mr James Elphinston had got from Mr Walkingshaw, London. (v06.1216.01)
Bigland's account of a new Scots Dance upon a Stage in London, March 3d, 1748/9. (v06.1227.01)
Goodwillie's Account of Prince Charles's Bond to Hepburn of Kingston, and Copy thereof, etc. (v06.1243.01)
Ode on the Birth of a great Prince, in 1720. (v06.1247.01)
Mr William Abernethie's Account of some Toasts in the Westminster Club, London, May 6. 1749. (v06.1282.01)
Letter and Narrative from Mrs Leith, Inverness, etc (v06.1284.01)
Letter from a French Officer (Prisoner) to said Mrs Leith, , 28 June, 1746. (v06.1310.01)
Another Letter from said Officer to said Mrs Leith, Southwark Gaol, September 20. 1746. (v06.1311.01)
Long & particular narrative of cruelties & barbarities et cetera from said Mr. James Hay (v06.1315.01)
Another account, anonymous (v06.1333.01)
Copy of a Letter from Dr Burton of York (September 17. 1748.) (v06.1353.01)
Contents of this 6th Volume. (v06.1356.251.01)
Copy of a Letter from Dr Burton of York. January 26. 1749. (v07.1359.01)
Copy of a Letter from Dr Burton about his own pamphlet of the Prince's Escape, June 10th, 1749. (v07.1364.01)
Copy of a Letter from an unknown Hand in Inverness concerning John Fraser's Escape and other Cruelties. March 24. 1749. (v07.1371.01)
Comical Advertisement from the London Evening Post — 1749, concerning the miserable State of the Nation. (v07.1387.01)
Copy of Letters and Orders anent burning Clesteron's House in Orkney, and how the said Letters and Orders came ever to appear. May 10. 1746. (v07.1394.01)
Copy of a Letter to Dr Burton of York recommending Lady Lady Gask to his Friendship. July 24. 1749 (v07.1406.01)
Copy of a Letter from Bishop Gerard of Aberdeen inclosing Mr. Daunie's account of Inverury-Skirmish July 12, 1749 (v07.1409.01)
Copy of a Letter from Tam Forbes, London, July 28. 1749 (v07.1415.01)
Copy of an Answer to said Tam Forbes. August 8. 1749. (v07.1417.01)
Copy of a Letter from Dr Burton of York. August 3. 1749. (v07.1418.01)
Copy of a Note from the Reverend Mr Hay Inverness. October 20. 49 (v07.1442.01)
Copy of a Letter fm a Gentleman in London (November 1. 1749) to one in Edinburgh about the Lord Mayor's Feast (v07.1458.01)
Copy of a Letter from Tam Forbes (London, December 29. 1749) about honest old MacGrowther (v07.1467.01)
Copy of Part of a (curious) Letter from London, about the Mutiny Bill, 1749/50. (v07.1469.01)
Copy of Narratives from the Reverend Mr George Innes, Forres, February 27. 1750 (v07.1498.01)
Copy of Part of a Letter the Reverend Mr George Innes, Forres, April 29. 1750 (v07.1520.01)
Account of the sufferings of Rev. James Taylor (v07.1521.02)
Contents of this 7th Volume. (v07.1598.249.01)
Copy of a Letter from a Gentleman in London to his Friend at Bath, September 17. 1750. concerning the Cruelties in 1746. (v08.1603.01)
Narrative about the Sufferings in Canna and Eigg in 1746 taken from the Hand- writing of Alexander MacDonald (v08.1633.01)
[creaseCopy] of a Letter about a formed Design to ass[creaseassina]te the Prince in 1745. (v08.1712.01)
Narrative of [creaseHardships], etc. transmitted to me from Malcolm MacLeod of Brea in Rasay (v08.1714.01)
Copy of a Letter from John Anderson my Jo about the Prince's Protestantism and Marriage. London, August 26. 1752. (v08.1731.01)
Copy of Part of a Letter from Mr Abernethie about Doctor Cameron's Behaviour at Death, London, June 12. 1753 (v08.1734.01)
Copy of Ditto from Ditto about Ditto's last Speech as to the Prince's Protestantism. London, July 14th, 1753 (v08.1737.01)
Copy of what Dr Archibald Cameron intended to have delivered to the Sheriff of Middlesex at the Place of Execution; but qch he left in the Hands of his Wife for that End. (v08.1739.01)
A genuine & authentic Account of the Behaviour of Dr Archibald Cameron, at the place of Execution, on Thursday, June 7th, 1753. By an Eye and Ear Witness. (v08.1754.01)
Copy of a Paper, from an Eye-Witness (John Farquharson of Aldlerg) concerning the Cruelties after the Battle of Culloden, etc. (v08.1779.01)
Copy of a Paragraph from the Reverend Mr Ludovick Grant of Fortrose about burning his Chapel in 1746. October 25. 1758 (v08.1797.01)
Copy, etc. of the Misnomer-Warrands and Orders as to John Blaw of Castlehill in June 1745. (v08.1801.01)
A very minute & particular Account of plundering the House of Mr. Gordon of Hallheadin Aberdeen by the Duke of Cumberland and General Hawley et cetera (v08.1803.01)
Copy of the forementioned Letter to Sister Jane Bowdler (v08.1804.01)
Copy of A list of what General Hawley took from me when I lent him my House at Aberdeen (v08.1819.01)
Narrative of the Negotiation of John Blaw of Castlehill in France in 1745. (v08.1824.01)
Additions to John MacKinnon's Account of Things, taken down from his own Mouth, April 25th, 1761. (v08.1831.01)
Contents of this 8th Volume (v08.1840.283.01)
Alexis; Or, The Young Adventurer. A Novel. (v08.9999.02)
Bell of Langside rent, wherein News came that Earl Marischal had qualified (v09.1861.01)
Letter to B. Gordon concerning poor OS"Ean. April, 1763. (v09.1870.01)
Copy of a Paragraph from B. Robert Gordeun of London. (v09.1879.01)
Letters by & to Lady Gask about Cousin's marriage & Mr. White's being Chaplain et cetera June 28. July 6. 1763 (v09.1882.01)
Letter to Lady Gask (v09.1882.02)
Letter from Lady Gask (v09.1883.01)
To Lady Oliphant about the Marriage of Cousin. July 18. 1763. (v09.1885.01)
Character of Willie Cumberland, latin and English, upon his Death (v09.1892.01)
Mr. Oliphant from London, September 24. 66. (v09.1896.02)
Gask's Death intimated to Ditto (v09.1902.01)
Nisbet's Letter concerning the dismission of John Hay and Andrew Lumisden, etc. December 31. 1768. (v09.1907.02)
Bishop Gordon his opinion of the dismission (v09.1909.02)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1911.02)
The King of Naples washing the Feet of 12 poor Men on Thursday of holy Week (v09.1911.03)
Meeting with Mr. Oliphant and his Lady at Edinburgh, from Naples, July 8. 69: who gave me Satisfaction as to dismission, etc. (v09.1913.01)
Proposal of an Interview, August 8. 1769. at Moffat with Bishop Gordon (v09.1914.01)
Kept accordingly, when several interesting particulars discussed, and important business done, and a Journal kept, etc. (v09.1915.01)
Voltaire, wrong-headed (v09.1938.01)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1939.05)
To Bishop Gordon (v09.1941.03)
Bankruptcies, amazing in Edinburgh (v09.1942.01)
George Chalmers tottering on one leg, and at last failed (v09.1943.01)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1943.02)
Charles well & has the Newspapers from London (v09.1944.01)
To Bishop Gordon (v09.1944.02)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1944.03)
From Tom Bowdler (v09.1948.01)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1948.02)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1949.01)
To Bishop Gordon (v09.1949.02)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1949.04)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1950.02)
Buchan-Persecution, Sangster (v09.1951.01)
Mr. Wagstaffe's death December 3. 1770 (v09.1952.01)
Charles vindicated & touching King's Evil (v09.1955.01)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1955.02)
[Charles] at , August 24. 1771. (v09.1956.01)
Mr Maitland not to accept Edinburgh (v09.1956.02)
Charles journeying 1000 Miles in 7 Days. (v09.1957.01)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1957.02)
From Bishop Gordon (two letters) (v09.1957.05)
Marriage of Charles (v09.1958.01)
To Bishop Gordon (v09.1958.03)
Name Louisa (v09.1959.01)
Birth of Charles Oliphant (v09.1963.01)
Pennant's Tour improved (v09.1965.01)
To Bishop Gordon (v09.1965.02)
Crescant lætè, translated (v09.1966.01)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1967.01)
D'Argenson's Letter to the Dutch Ambasssador concerning Charles after Culloden-Battle (v09.1968.01)
Specie in Scotland at the Union (v09.1973.01)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1973.03)
To Bishop Gordon (v09.1974.01)
Paragraph from Stanford's Dedication to King Charles 2. of the Genealogical history of the Kings of England, etc. (v09.1977.01)
From Mr Brett 1 and 2d Book of Discipline, and Acts of the General Assembly 1641. (v09.1979.01)
Pennant's not viewing the hill of Myat when in his Power, with an entertaining Story of Spittle of Leuchat (v09.1980.01)
Letter to Mr John Leith concerning one Mr. Hope, a popish Priest (v09.1981.01)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1982.01)
T[]ransmitted to Bishop Gordon (v09.1987.01)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.1987.02)
Inscription comical on a Grave Stone at Cumbernauld (v09.1988.02)
[P]regnancy premature (v09.1991.01)
[M]acdowal, junior, Castlesemple, his [C]haracter of a Family at Rome (v09.1991.02)
[V]indication of Charles 1. and Strictures on Monboddo, approved of by Bishop Gordon (v09.1992.01)
Queen of Hearts, a Lady so called (v09.1992.02)
To Bishop Gordon (two letters) (v09.1993.02)
Four lines on a Print of Louisa (v09.1993.03)
To Bishop Gordon (v09.1995.02)
[A] valuable Manuscript at Burnhall, Folio, about 1688 (v09.1999.01)
Doctor Johnson's Speech at a Judge's Table in Edinburgh, 1773. (v09.1999.02)
Gask and his Lady set out from England for Seville, 1773. (v09.2001.01)
To Bishop Gordon (v09.2002.02)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.2003.01)
Rejoicings in Edinburgh upon Victory over Literary Property, February 26. 1774. (v09.2003.02)
From Bishop Gordon (v09.2005.01)
Ditto condemned in the House of Commons (v09.2009.01)
Bellmount failed for 60,000 £ and Alexander Sheriff in Leith for 44,000£ sterling (v09.2011.01)
Lady Gask's Death, March 18. 1774. (v09.2012.01)
Two heads, Charles and Louisa (v09.2015.01)
Letter from Bishop Forbes to Bishop Gordon (v09.2018.01)
Mr Nicholas Brett like to fall off (v09.2020.01)
Ash-wednesday's Paper printed in Edinburgh (v09.2023.01)
The King of Prussia taking particular Notice of Bob Keith at a Review at Berlin. 1774. (v09.2030.01)
Public Ledger of June 22. a most bold and impudent Paper (v09.2033.01)
Mr Oliphant, Lady and Daughter arrived in Edinburgh, June 27. 1774. (v09.2040.01)
Letter to Bishop Gordon intimating a meeting at Forfar on August 24. 1774 (v09.2044.01)
Assurances, that faithful Remnant in England must be cared for (v09.2046.01)
Letter from Bishop Forbes to John Farquharson of Aldlerg (v09.2051.01)
Letter from Bishop Forbes to Bishop Gordon (v09.2052.01)
St James's Chronicle, etc. a most bold and impudent Paper, September 3. 1774. (v09.2053.01)
Sent likewise to Bishop Gordon (v09.2062.01)
Thanks from Bishop Gordon for sight of Louisa's Letter (v09.2065.01)
Account of the Royal-Oak-Club transmitted to an amiable Lady (v09.2066.01)
Bishop Gordon his being with Nicolas Brett, and reasoning with him (v09.2073.01)
Letter from Bishop Gordon by the Countess of Galloway. September 17. 1774. (v09.2075.01)
First Poem on Louisa set to Music, and sent off to herself (v09.2077.01)
Gask's Lady's Death, November. 4. 74. (v09.2080.01)
General Lockhart's Lady intimately acquainted with Louisa (v09.2081.01)
Shebbear making free with the Revolution and the Prince of Orange, etc. (v09.2084.01)
Letter from Bishop Forbes to Bishop Gordon (v09.2088.01)
Letter from Bishop Forbes to Bishop Gordon (v09.2096.01)
Bishop Gordon much pleased with the Royal-Oak Institution (v09.2097.01)
Mr Innes of Aberdeen much pleased with Mr Bowdler's Remarks (v09.2099.01)
Mr Bowdler's Remarks now in my Custody (v09.2102.01)
Letter from Bishop Forbes to Bishop Gordon (v09.2106.01)
Letter from Bishop Gordon (v09.2110.01)
Return to the above. (v09.2111.01)
Time of her Departure from Edinburgh to Bath (v09.2112.01)
Letter from Bishop Gordon, April 18. 1775. wherein of King James the 2d, much to his Honour (v09.2112.02)
Return to the Above (v09.2114.01)
Contents of this Volume. (v09.2114.283.01)
From B. G. "London, June 2. 1775. (v10.2117.01)
Copy of a Return to the Above (v10.2121.01)
From B. G. London, [without Date] (v10.2124.02)
From B. G. London, July 6. 1775. (v10.2126.01)
From B. G. "London, July 25. 1775. (v10.2131.01)
Copy of a Return. (v10.2132.01)
Declaration for Gray Cooper, Esqr, Secretary to the Treasury at London. Leith, July 29. 1775. (v10.2134.01)
Copy of a paragraph in a Letter to Alexr Mitchel, Esqr, Custom-House, Edr, from Sir Grey Cooper of Gogar, Baronet. (v10.2142.01)
From B. G. "London, Septr 21. 1775. (v10.2144.02)
From B. G. "London, Octr 16. 1775. (v10.2148.01)
Index to the Lyon in Mourning (v11.0001.01)

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James Bayne (BAYNJ1)
Alexander Blackwell (BLACA1)
John Bowdler (BOWDJ2)
Thomas Bowdler (BOWDT1)
Archibald Campbell, third Duke of Argyll (CAMPA2)
Margaret Campbell, Lady of Lochnell (CAMPM1)
Anne Carmichael, Lady Stewart of Burray (CARMA1)
Francis Charteris (CHARF1)
Charles I of England, Scotland, and Ireland (CHARL1)
Charles II of England, Scotland, and Ireland (CHARL2)
Reverend George Cheyne (CHEYG1)
Sir John Cope (COPEJ1)
Lady Anne Cotton (COTTA1)
George Mackenzie, third Earl of Cromartie (CROME1)
Alexander Donaldson (DONAA1)
William Douglas, fourth Duke of Queensberry (DOUGW1)
James Elphinston (ELPHJ1)
John Farquharson of Allargue (FARQJ1)
Sir Everard Fawkener (FAWKE1)
John Finlayson (FINLJ1)
Karl Georg Friedrich von Flemming (FLEMK1)
Thomas Forbes (FORBT1)
Thomas Ford (FORDT1)
Simon Fraser, Master of Lovat (FRASS2)
Alexander Geddes (GEDDX1)
George William Frederick, III of Great Britain and Ireland (GEORG3)
Patrick Gordon (GORDP1)
Bishop Robert Gordon (GORDR1)
John Hay, fourth Marquess of Tweeddale (HAYJO3)
Mrs Jackson (JACKX1)
James II of England and Ireland, and James VII of Scotland (JAMES1)
Dr. Samuel Johnson (JOHNS1)
Richard Jones (JONER1)
Mr Keith (KEITX1)
William Anne Keppel, Earl of Albemarle (KEPPW1)
Anne Leith (LEITA1)
James Lindsay (LINDJ1)
Robert Lyon (LYONR2)
Edward Mason (MASOE1)
Andrew MacDonald (MDONA16)
John MacGinnis (MGINJ1)
Richard Morison (MORRR1)
William Murray, Marquess of Tullibardine (MURRW1)
Frederick North, Lord North (NORTF1)
Arthur Onslow (ONSLA1)
Alexander Pope (POPEA1)
John Rattray (RATTJ1)
Algernon Sidney (SIDNA1)
Reverend Smith (SMITX2)
Archibald Stewart of Mitcham (STEWA3)
Anne Stewart, Countess of Galloway (STEWA4)
Mary Stewart, Lady Fortrose (STEWM1)
John Stuart, third Earl of Bute (STUAJ4)
John Thrift (THRIJ1)
John Walkinshaw (WALKJ1)
Henry Sampson Woodfall (WOODH1)
William Woodfall (WOODW1)
Mary Ann Yates (YATEX1)

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