An excursion to Scotland, July 1849.
- Reference:GB 227 msDA865.S3
- Dates of Creation:September-December 1849
- Name of Creator:
- Language of Material:English
- Physical Description:1 volume, i-xii + 1-230 + xiii-xxx pp
Scope and Content
'Narrative of an excursion to Scotland in the month of July 1849 by one of Her Majesty's Servants'.
A dedication at the beginning claims the account was written for another's amusement, to explain how the writer accompanied another unnamed person from London on a mission to Tullyallan House, near Falkirk, the seat of Baroness Keith, Countess of Flahault, then carried on alone on a trip around Scotland. A journey 'comprising Edinburgh, Stirling, Glasgow, Loch Lomond [Stirlingshire], Loch Katrine [Perthshire], the Trossachs [Perthshire], Falls of the Clyde [sic], Oban [Argyllshire], Staffa [Argyllshire], Iona [Argyllshire] and Skye [Invernesshire]'. Includes an account of a passage on the steamer Tartar. Indexed.
Administrative / Biographical History
Unknown
Arrangement
Single item
Access Information
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Acquisition Information
Bequeathed to the library by G E Troup, 1956.
Note
Call number used to be ms2079
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Physical Characteristics and/or Technical Requirements
Binding, quarter black morocco with green cloth on boards. 'Scotland' '1849"' in gold on spine. Paper: 17.8x22.2cm
Archivist's Note
Description compiled by Maia Sheridan, Archives Hub project archivist, based on material from the Manuscripts Database
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Custodial History
Signed G.E. Troup in front cover in pencil.
Accruals
None
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