| Description | Correspondence with Archibald Grant of Monymusk and:
Col. Alexander Urquhart, London, mentions possible dissolution of Parliament
Hugh Campbell,
Alexander Grant of Monymusk, London,
David Cooper, officer of excise, Montrose,
William Fraser of Fraserfield, London,
George Milne, officer of excise, Panbride,
William Smith, Montrose, late regent in Marischal College, Aberdeen,
George Keith, advocate, Aberdeen,
George Moir, minister at Towie,
J. Urquhart, Byth, to his nephew, laird of Meldrum,
Alexander Forbes, London,
Francis Grant, Lord Cullen, Edinburgh,
Alexander Forbes, London, about to go overseas,
Dr Patrick Stuart, Elgin,
Harie Elphinston, Aberdeen,
Archibald Grant, London to laird of Pittodrie and W. Urquhart,
Robert Gordon of Cluny, regarding Malt Bill and other parliamentary business,
George Keith, Aberdeen,
Dr James Gregorie, Aberdeen,
John Hay, Bo'ness,
William Menzies of Pitfodels, Aberdeen,
A Leslie, Pitcaple. |