| Description | Letters to Lord Fife in London and at Duff House. Subject matter and correspondents include:
Business: J. P. Kensington, George Robinson, William Rose;
Estate: Thomas Guthrie;
Family: [C.] Jackson, William Pitt - entry of nephew James to Christ Church Oxford; James Duff (Tournay);
Local: George Robinson - case against augmentation of minister of Glass; John Barrow for 6 Incorporated Trades of Elgin;
Money: Henry Phillips, Lord [Ballinden];
Personal: M. Findlater, James Boswell, William Smellie, Lewis Grant, A. Leith, R. Harland;
Place: F. [W.] Mackenzie;
Politics: John Sinclair - Lord Fife made honorary member of Board of Agriculture.
[Includes printed items: 'Powder for destroying Insects on Board Ships, Granaries and Store-houses on Shore, and on Land, Gardens...'; 'Prospectus and Proposals for Publishing the Philosophy of Natural History, by William Smellie', Volume 2; Card: 'The Original Society, for the Increase and Encouragement of Good Servants...'] |