| Description | Memorial concerning management of mortifications. With letter from William Smith, 1732 which has a copy letter to Mr James Innes, minister in Banff, on the reverse relating to the Redhyth mortification, 2nd May 1733.
Letter to Doctor John Chalmers, principal, from Lord Deskford, 3rd April 1764, regarding his intention of introduction of six month sessions at the college.
State of the differences which at present take place among the members of King’s College, and which are now referred to the Rectoral Court. ‘These differences all originate from certain motions and proposals of Mr William Ogilvie, Professor of Humanity’. c. 1788
The substance of our present application to the Barons of Exchequer, 1812.
Deed of nomination and election by the Principal of our Members of the King’s College in favour of Inglis Turin and seven other, Bursars. 1759
Overture anent preaching, 1726 |